Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-10-25


o'clock, from the residence Of w. &. Cock
rilI, Esq.
Services by Rev. y. W. Jone-.
SrRNYED-F From my lot, black HORSE
! MULE, about sixteen hands high, IN good
order, about ten years old, dent on one
side and a small white spot on one hip.
will pay $40 for the delivery Of said Mule
to me. HENRY GREER, COLI
oct25-2w Denmark, Tenn.
II Wooden, Willow and Tin-ware-a
! large stock very low By
j. Z. COLLINS.
TYPOGEArnICAL EEEOE.-In publish
ing the marriage Of Miss Della +. Greer IN
our last issue, the type made u say Green
instead Of Greer, for which VIC duly apollo
2izr.
Houston Il Saye have Just received
fresh lot Of Fancy Flour, which they viii
sell cheap, and guarantee the best ever
brought TO this market. oct21,2L
BIRD SnOOTING.-Can't our young men
get up an impromptu bird shooting contest
during the Fair. II they will try, there Is
no doubt Of their success, and it will prove
a most interesting feature.
FAIR WAHNING.-Au bills now due, or
that may fall due by the 18th Of November
next, il not paid by that time, will be Civ
IN to an officer without further notice.
oct25.iw. W. y. ROBINSON.
THANKs-Uncle Anthony Campbell, ono |
Of the most honorable, trusty, and kind |
hearted coIorcd men we ever knew, placed /
as under obligations this week for a very /
fine fish, frc.h from the waters Of the I
FOrkcd Deer.
CoMING.-Thc Gilbert Sisters, one Of thol
most celebrated theatrical troops in the (
South, will be here Monday and play each .
night during the week, in Tomlin's Hall.
Something NIcE.-Mr. John Dado has
re-opened at his old stand an elegantly
fitted up Oyster Saloon and Confectionery.
10 can't be cxcelled anywhere. Fresh
Norfolk Oysters on hand and served in any
sty.e, ut all hours.
FINE Corrosive have a sample Of
seed cotton in this office, raised by Mr.. J.
II. McGce, Of this county, from the cele-
bratcd Pain and Thompson seed, that Is
certainly hard TO bea.. We have hung the
sample upon our walls and in the name OF
Mr.. McGec invite inspection and compcti-
ton
VERY FINE We are indebted to our old
soldier comrade, Billie Williamson, a West
Madison farmer, for lot Of the finest
sweet potatoes we ever saw, also a mess or
two Of delicious turnip greens. Nancy
Dunaway, an industrious colOred woman,
asitatcd the soil which produced the rich
fruit referred to.
FIXING CP.-Getting their houses IN
order for the great Fair next week, seems
to be the order Of the day. among Saloon
keepers, especially. No one in the City is
fixing up more handsomely than w. \.
Barnhill, proprietor Of the "Bank EN- (
change" He is refttinS hi Saloon ro- j
sardIc-s Of expense.
COTTON COTTON We will take cot i
ton of our customers, at its fall value, in
settlement Of their indebtedness, or for Z
goods. Call and see Us,
ROBERTSON & Bolts.
A LIBERAL OFFER.-Thc firm or Il. A.
& Co., authorizes Us to say that
they will pay above the market price for 1
all cotton rendered them in trade, or I'm tue
settlement Of accounts due. This propo- I
sition is ..tantsmount" to an advance of I
from to cents on the currency value OF {
cotton in this market. oc25-lw. ]
surERB.-The. new Cigar and Tobacco i
Store Of j. Samuels in Kings Block, on {
Market Street, is the finest and most COM I
plete ever before seen in this City. There {
i, nothing of the Kind even IN New York,
superior to it. 1t il, indeed, superb, and
the goods are fully equal to their cl"gant
SuOT IIMsELF.-On sunday last MIR.
Dan Beckton, an Engineer on the MtSSis-
,ippi Central Railroad, accidentally shot .
himself in the thigh ut the Depot Of that
road in this City, while carClesSly handling
a repeater. The wound was flesh one
and MIR. Bcckton, we are happy to state, is
now well nigh recovered.
TIE FIRST TEAIN.-Capt. Mat Booker, q
Conductor, and Mr.. John Mckay, Engi- I
nccr, carried through to Fulton, on the .
Memphis and Plducah Railroad, the first (
regular tram run over the Mississippi Cen
trail Extension to that point, and brought
back to this City the first through freight. :
No officers on the Mississippi Central Rail
road better deserve the honors Of this
CANTER AGAIN IN THE FIELD.-Mr. {
John b. Ganter is daily receiving large i
and varied stock of Notions, Toys, Lamps, ,
and ConfcctionarieS, in short, every thing
. 4 ..,..... 100 Io,t Ia, hin, hrf,ra tho tsrpat !
fire. Hi, is the first and only Fancy and
Variety Store in Jackson. Greer building, ,
Liberty street, next door to Jordan 4 Co.
A MODEL BUTCHER There is q butch
cr in Jackson rs years old-that neither /
drinks intoxicating liquors, chewS tobacco,
smokes, or swcars-hOw he is on the wo-
man question, we are not advised. This
wonderful boy, It is presumed, will contin-
ue through hic model butcher, unless too
much "lcy" nauseates his highly moral
stomach, and surpcrinduces a TASTE for mora
palatable bittCrs.
THE DONCLOGN.-A nice Young man Of
this city in fit of emotional pieiy, wan
dcrcd along Royal street on Sunday, sing
ing in regular camp-meeting style, the
common but ever beautiful "dOXology.'
With head down and voice up, he mean
dered along, finally coming in collision
with a carriage filled with ladies', where
upon his music ceased wi h a sutdennesS,
the last notes strangely suspicious Of sylla-
bing-"damn it, OH"
DENMARK.-we spent a day IN the pleas
ant town Of Denmark last week, and found
things looking quite natural. Notwith-
standing her isolation from railroads, she
enjoys a fine local trade, and her business
is in the hands of live, liberal, competent 4
merchants. No section Of our beautiful /
county is more highly favored by the God |
of Nature, and a generous soil nowhere |
Yields a more fruitful increase. still bless |
cd with good schools, prosperous churches, /
elegant society, wealthy surroundings, Den |
mark, although her pulse il not quickencd
by the shril cry Of the Locomotive, is
charming village and in the enjoyment of
rich and reliable commerce. All she needs
TO be one Of the first town. in the county is
a railroad, and that she will have before
many years. We publish in another
| column Denmark Business and Profess
sional Directory, to which we call special
attention Every name in it is worthy of
! confidence.
/ THE NEW RESTAURANT. -Messr>. Payne
Weaver, successor TO Geo. Taymon, have
! opcncd a first class restaurant under the
Eank Exchange, opposite III, court house,
corner OF Main street and Central al ey.
/ These young men are thorough experts in
the restaurant business, and are setting
table that would do credit to any city,
They attend to their business in person,
I have the very best and most experienced