Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-28

PREACHNG.-The Rev. Mr. Meadows, Of
Water Valley, Miss, an old school Baptist,
will preach in the Presbyterian Church to-
night. Friday.
BASE BALL.-Tbe "Resolute'' club Of
this city were tbrashed out again by the
Clippers" of Humboldt lsst WEEKS to 80.
Gene boys, quit your fOolishness.
Music CIass.-MIss KATE STARK will
take few music pupils for the vacation.
Terms So per month, or s. If paid in adj
vsuce. Residence corner Church and Bal
timore Streets. juu2s 1t.
Nv A full line Of BOOTS, SHOES and
HATS, at GATES Live Clothing Store,
corner shannon and Lafayette streets.
The best place to buy Builders Hard.
ware, Sash, Doors, Blinds, MOuidiugs and
Brackets, both for quality, large assortment
aud cheap prices, is Of G.. T. BATES. lie al
ways keeps the Hinman Crate, which he
warrants to be superior to any CRATE ex-
tant, ~ being an Improvement on the Wal
ace CRATE.
wanted "A young lady, of Southern
birth aRd education, and well qualified to
teach the English branches, wishes situa-
tion rs teacher. Would prefer a school in
Madison or adjoining Counties Good
references given and required.
Apply to Editors WING AND TRIBUNE.
junel4-3t
Dickinson, williams a. Co.,
Cotton Factors and General Commission
aud Produ Merchants, 266 Front street,
Memphis.
valuable Property for sale in
East jackson, also small farm one and a
half rifles East of the City, on reasonable
terms. For further information apply at
this Office OF 10 ID. A. JAMES.
june Tim ARR
NJ Gents KID GLOVES and full line
of FURNISHING GOODS, at GAIT = Live
Clothing Store, corner Shannon and LaCay-
cite streets.
Look HER E!-During the Commence
ment Exercises ut the Memphis Conference
Female Institute, Shawl was loaned TO a
young lady. The owner can be found at
the Wing and TRIBUNE Office.
NEW PAvENiENT.-The Hon. =. II. King
Ia having flag-stone pavement laid in front
of his buildings on Market Street.
STONE FRONTING lem a that the new
Street, opposite Court Squsve, by ID. II
King, ore TO have massive Stone Fronts.
THE HOTEL.-PerLins and Morgan have
decided. definitely, to arrange the upper
floors Of their new buildings for Hetsl
We learn that the buildings will he foul
stories high. and that the Hotel viii con.
tain tifty-two he'd rooms.
NJ Mammoth stock Of Spring and Su.R.
mer CLOTHING just arrived at GAIEs
Live Clothing Store, corner shannon sne
Lafayette streets.
GOING UP.-Perkins aud Morgan hav,
commenced the work OF erecting two srISn
did buildings on the corner Of Lsfsyett
and Market streets. A large number o
woTkmen are employed.
DEATH IN A CARA young negro mai
by the name Of Wiley, who was in the las
stage Of consumption. orswled into a car a
the Mobile aud Ohio Depot on Monds,
night and died.
CLAYBROoK lTKMs.-A very heavy rain
the heaviest Of the season. (, II at Clay brool
on Fridaythe 10th. On Saturday Mr. j. e
voolfolk lost very fine mare by death
This gentleman seems 10 be signaily unfoT
tunAte. In the fall an incendiary burne,
his cotton crop after il was bsled and bu
recently his residence and all his house
hold and kitchen furniture were destroys,
nv Dire.
# Spring SUITS, plain and fancy Cas-
sinner. at GATES Live Clothing Store, cor
ner shannon and Lafayette streets.
A BELLIGERENr DARKEY.-On Satrr
day last Mr.. William williams, who live
near Carroll Station in this County, had nj
old negIo man and his wife before tn
Magistrates of that District, for cruel treat
aent OF their child, boy some ten o
twelve years old. During the trial MI
Williams made some statement that tn
negro man, Sawney shelton, by name, Pre-
Dounced false. Dir. Williams turned upo
the negro, who STACKED him with eres
6erceness, mi az several deafenin
blows on Williams face and head. PA
ties interfercd and prevented Mr.. W. froI
retaliating. We learn that nothing wa
done with the negroes by the Magistrate!
although their little boy was Scared an
cut from head to foot. The cruelty of nj
groes to their children is proVerbial.