Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-07-12

your drnks. July Low
| CnANGr. ,oF 1IRAINs.-One Of the through
passenger trains on the Mobile & Ohio Rail
/ Read was taken of on Sunday lsst. How
ever an expression addition 20 the regular
mail train will run from this city to Column
bus. Ky, leaving at ! o'clock AM, and ar
irving II O'Clock Pm.
! BAD.-There are three handsomc, gallant
young men in this city deeply, desperately
in love with one young lady, and yet
that reckless girl has the boIdneSs TO send
her love 10 another fellow. The result Of
this, we gieaily fear, VIII be gore, rcd, ---
revengeful gore.
| ri Spring SUITS, plain and fancy Cas-
sinner. Mt GATES Live Clothing Ssofn, cor
ner shannon and Lafayette streets.
IcE COLD REsE.-No better Beer any
where than that manufactured by the City
Brewery. The advantage in drinking it
instead OF foreign beer, is that you always
get Il fresh. Fresh beer is wholesome, and
especially in times like the present. Mr..
Dan RIcKnIay, at hts elegant Saloon on
Lafayette street, keeps on tap at sll times
fresh Beer, brewed at the city brewery and
&c cold, for FIVE CENTS per glass. Call
and try IL. jGnSo-2m.
| DTSKY ALARMED The storm on Tues
dav morning frightened little Dinky, the
switch engine at the NJ g. o. Depot. into
screams 50 piercing and pitiluI that the en-
tire East End were in high state Of sym
pathetic alarm. She squalled for full an
u rnufh
through the driving storm.
BAILEY's SPRINGs.-There e. no more
delightful place within reach, Tor spending
the eheated term" thsn may be found Al
Bailcy's Springs, in Lauderdsle county
Ala. The waters are Of the highest medi
cal qunlity, the air is rs pure ~ ever In
nated human lungs, and the cuisine of mine
host, Ellis, would satisfy the most flstidi
Gus appetite. Go and see.
! HALL FoR THE KNIGHTS or PYTHIAs
This new but fiourishIng order have en-
tered into an arrangement with Mr.. John
A. Greer, by which Mr.. G.. Is TO ada .
fourth story to bis building on the corner
of Main street and Centre alley, TO be occu,
pied as a hall by the Knights.
REvOKED.-Thc order issued some time
aro. prohibiting freight trains from carry
ing passengers on the Mississippi Contra
Railroad has been revoked
UoEsE RAN OVER.- The II O'Clock q. m.
mail train on the Miss Central u. r. raT
over fine bay horse near the city on Tues
dav, completely seveTing his left fore LEI
from his body.
III Latest style Uentleinen's SILE
HATS at GATES Live Clothing Store. cor
ner shannon and Lafayette streets.
FOoT. Bridges There are several foot
bridges in the city dangerous TO cross
two on Market street and one on Cumber
land street. The authorities should hav'
them repaired at once. before anothe
suit for damage is brought against the city
KEEr DOING IT.-Tbe habit Of lou'
curling and using obscene language on th'
streets by negroes, especially Of Saturdays
has become an absolute nuisance, which
the police should by extra vigilance sup
press. Chief McCabe arrested last Satur
day Tom Sims, Bud Harris and Ed. Bar
nett, coiored. for such offences against de
cency and the laws OF the chy, and thel
were find from IS 30 TO ST. 80 each. w
hope the police will be watchful and arres
every such offender promptly. In this wa.
alone can the evil be abated'
h5y Mammoth stock Of Spring and SUM
ner CLOTHING just arrived at GATEs
Live Clothing Store, corner shannon ans
Lafayette streets.
A SENsATION.-A three hundred Poun'
Chesterfield created a sensation at tn
picnic ON the 4th, by series of terpsichore
an gymnastics, in high-water brooches AM
low-necked shoes. He didn't exactly tril
slight fantastic" toe, but he perspire'
through several ootillions and sloshe'
around through some half dozen reels {
the wonder Of the natives.
For FIVE CENTs-A glass you can sc
lee cold beer, fresh from the City Brewery
at DAN MeRlNLAYS. jun2s 2m.
wHET WAS IT?-We observed on las
Wednesday, during the heat Of the day,
well dressed young man and woman
walking along certain ssreet, the maj
carrying an umbrella with which hi
carefully sheltered himself from the sur
while his fair companion was left complete
" at its mercy. Was it awkwardness @
+ sGl6shness on the part OF the young man
Picnic NEAR CARROLL.-To-day, FIR
+ day, the young folks OF North Madison Al
, having picnic near Young's Mills, tw
miles north Of Carroll station. 1t was go
. ten up by the young ladies, and of oour'
will be an eminent success. We rCgr'
our inability to attend.
Don't LEAVE THEM OUT--A party
sable gentlemen were recently discusiu
the abstruse question, which has alway
puzzled philosophers, as TO which was Il
mcanest OF all animate beingsY One e,
pressed the opinion that mule, lazy n
gro and a mean white man were the mea
est of all created things. To this all agree
u one old fellow however, drging with wi
> shake of the head, ~dont leave out de co
tractor The contractor was include
unanimously.
!, THE OLDEST HOUsE.-The oldest bus
ness house in jackson was the frame bull
ing on the corner of Main street and Ce
II ire Alley, now torn down TO give way for
&c new brick. 1t was erected in 1923, and Il
&c raiters. gcantlings, stills, plates, etc, were
sawed out with whipsaws, their being
l. saw mills in all this country. The timbe
d were quite sound.
u A DAY OF FEAsTING ANN FUN.-T
i annual picnic Of the Blacksmiths TIM
10 came of on the 4th. in the beautiful gro
: of the Catholic Academy. There was
Il large crowd Of "braye men and fair "
men" In attendance, superb dinner, choi
Refreshments, splendid music, sracef
IN dancing and oceans Of fun. The Oceasi
Il, was one of such rare enjoyment that {
young folks were 10th to take old Soils {
re parture TO the west rs signal for bres
We ing up, so lights were struck and the FEAST
v and dancing continued TO late hour.
was literally day Of feasting, dancing a
mn fun-and perhaps little love making
4, way of variety.
Ell. NOVEL FARMING,-A butcher Of q
CITY told us Of farmer who got the gri
~ out Of his cotton by stalking bis horses c
Ia In the field and moving them from place
81 place as fast as they bit down the gr
nd within their reach. In this way the (
ia mer rested in the shade, cleaned his colt
of grass and fattened his horses all at
same time. OF course We did not dol
the butchers story, but we suggested L
u it would be a good idea for him TO loan
'S his beef cattle 4 few weeks for a SIM
- purpose. Wouldn't IL?
on TIE OLD STAND-BY.-Amid the T
and heat, hard times and wrangling riv
the crash of firms and the wreck of but
ers in general, it is pleasant to know t
''the old standby the tycoon Of butch
-" Col. Geo. NJ. Robertson, still stands er