Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-04-12


dies, TO the BAKERY and CONFECTIONERY
STORE Of W. d. Martin, corner ef MAN
and Liberty sts. It Is really one Of the
neatest. contest establishments in the city.
Mr.. MARTA Is Thoroughly posted in his bus
mess, and is assisted by G. GTeely, VINO
formerly baked for L. Levi. Wagon runs
every day loaded with fresh bread and
cakes, &c. &c. lmen' 20
THANKs.-our young friend, 10. Ham
merIv. presented our once on Monday with
a great big lump OF Ice, for which he VIII
ulease accept our thanks. 1t was mon
strous hot day and the ice was as cold as
apv ice we ever saw. Do 1t again, 10.
SUBSTANTIAL For a good, substantial,
sauare meal, Tayman's, under the Bank
Exchange, opposite the Court hou'e-ean't
he surpassed. We have been there, and
our foreman has been there-and for good
ness sake what more proof can anybody
want Of the quality and abundance OF
Tayman's feed.
COULDN'T SIZE lT.-At a call Ii Getting Of
the Board Of Mayor and Aldermen on
Monday night, an attempt was made to re-
scind the.order Of the last regular meeting
extending Baltimore and widening College
streets. But it failed.
suPERBLY FURNIsHED.-kIns's Palace
has been reFarnished. Two splendid mir
rors-the most magnificent in The city
have among other things been added to the
ornaments Of this favorite pleasure resort.
Kings is a palace Of mirrors now, indeed.
AN ELOQUENT ADDREss.-The address
NJ Col. Hogan, Of the PgdiR-Dsdler, on
Sunday night, TO the scholars and teachers
NJ the Christian Church Sunday School,
we learn was an able and eloquent effort
Gen. Campbell has been selected 70 deliver
the next address.
WE REcIPRoCATE.-In future when we
refer TO the Junior, or rather the local Of the
Plaiu-Dealer. we viii use the following let
ter. the ~ OF the p. D." The peculiar 1T
ness Of the letter in this connection VIII
be understood without the necessity on our
part Of mentioning the word or words Of
which It is the initial letter.
NEW FIKM.-We call attention in this
Issue to the Card of MeGhee & Bedson,
dealers in Groceries, Liquors and Country
Produce, corner Of Chester and Short
streets, near the Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Machine shops This is one OF the best
firms in the City-keep "a good and cheap
goods as any. Give them Trial.
RoBBED ON THE TRAIN.-on Thursday
night the 3rd inst, Mr.. T. S. Vincent. Of
the firm Of Keith & Vincent, Of this City
was obbed in a Sleeping Car on the Mem
nhis and Ohio Railroad while en- route fol
Louisville, Of $40 in money and diafs o.
s3bOO. In TIVE or three days after the
robbery the Conductor OF the Sleeping Can
recovered both the money and the draf'
from his Porter, who confessed to the rod
berry, and returned the same to Mr.. Vincent
at Louisville.
LIVE BoYs.-We mentioned some weeks
ago that Master Charlie McCaslin, only IL
years old, cut and split his so rails day
and now We learn that his little brother
Willie, only years old, cuts and cords Nil
cord of wood per day from the laps o
Charles rail trees. Live boys make live
men. and we predict for these little Sam
sons a bright and successful career They
are sons of W. c. McCaslin.
WIDE OPEN.-A few days ago wei
known gallant OF this City, while escortinl
his dulcinea along one Of the principa
streets. met a colored acquaintance whit
was luxuriaIing in an exceedingly gor
geeus pair of "breeches.' The gailan
wittily remarked, "Hey, Bill, that's ter
ribly loud pair Of pants you have on
Bill promptly replied-''You bet they ar
toi4e open, sar.'' Del Tcboso blushed, tn
gallant rushed, and Bill had all the laugl
TO himself.
To OUR MERCHANTS. No firm in tn
South or West has built up larger o
safer trade than Goodbar & Gilliland whole
sale dealers In Boots and Shoes, Nos 3221
and 324 Main Street, Memphis. Thei
trade this Spring has been unusually salts
factory thus far and we are encouraged +
believe greatly increased in West Tennes
see. Our merchants can purchase OF thi
hrm as cheap as from any firm in any cit
Of the South OF West, and have the advan
tage OF close proximity, which will enabl
them TO purchase even small lots OF good
In person without much extra expense.
A FAIR SAMPLE.-A county official CAV
, us, a few days ago, a fair sample of II
way roads are worked in this county. Z
stated that he recently watched for an hoJ
a party Of twenty road hands, and th'
during that time never more than thr'
, were engaged at a time, all the rest beir
merely spectators. They throw bru'
7 iato a hole, sprinkle a little dirt over
9 rest an hour and then worry on pie
n further until they find another hole. II
even, is not done until just before coul
e and hence our roads have grown from b
e to worse until i've times the time, labor Al
: money will be required 10 place them
condition that would have been requir
$ three or four years ago.
d PINsoN.-This is 4 iourishing villa;
II miles South Of Jackson, on the MOD
and ohIo Railroad. 1t is located in
heart Of a rich agricultural district.
d enjoys large and remunerative local ira
e, We spent = day there last week and
ticed considerable improvement. SIEVE
NJ new houses are now in process Of erecti
4. among them a large school building. =
Is school is called the Pinson Masonic II
ne School, and is in charge of Prof. r.
Of Prewitt, graduate of the University
- Virginia. 1t is one of the best schools
m the county and enjoys high pspulari
Prof. Prewitt is an accomplished schol
an experienced teacher, and his excel
- school can not fail to grow in popu
favor. se
BEAUTIFUL CHILDREN.-Curiosity
- an attribute somewhat peculiar to {
~ dren, all criticisms upon women
a. the contrary notwithstanding. Child
n. ignore veiis, despise long dresses, de
NJ lace fixings about the bosom and ah
a. faces that they cannot stare into-th'
male children do. As an evidence of
truth it is only necessary to refer to
zee, masculine babies who crowd the entral
led to our churches every Sunday, and bl
Of ads the ingress and egrsss Of the ladis
am. These sweet little innoeents, whose eur
ow ty is their principal IL not only merit,
ang almost run over and trampled to d
every Sunday in their heroic efforts to
lest into the nostlls oi INC gins nS''
one these babies in starch, cloth and bca
,tat should be tenderiy nursed by the Poll
rtt- at least that's what the ladies recomm
to COTTON SHIPPED AND IN STORE
say son has received this season, up to 81
mes dav last, over 1900 bales OF cotton.
err en- thousand bales have been shipped
over one thousand bales are now in
ard The horse disease and the unwarra
and alarm about small pox, together wit
aent downward tendency Of the market for
Ieal- months, has had the natural effect to
! he cotton back. From reliable inform
ex- however, we predicate the opinion
Wal Jackson will receive six thousand
-. ,,afora 4ha seaSon closes Tbi