Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-10

FINE DNNERs.-When you want fne
Dinner, that Is, one combining variety
quantity and quality, 90 to Taymons'-
John Weaver presides over the dining
room and all Of @Johnny's" acquaintance
will bear us out in the assertion that ne
presides well.
LUSCIOUS. Strawberries Of home CROWN
luxuriate In our city bar-rooms. we occa-
ionaIly eat berry-thatis, when lnFiteu'
TAGGED FOR H-LL.-We observed
drunken man promenading the streets on
Wednesday, with a tag floating from MS
eoat-taiII bearing this iinscription'
~.binped bv the short line 10 h-lL"
A WoLF.-Mr. Zeek Fitzhue killed avery
large wolf near Denmark, in this county
on wednesday morning. We learn that
there Is a large pack Of these sheep anu
swine lifters In that section
Nor1cE.-Thcre win be an Address de-
Iiyered on Saturday night, May lOth' al
Tomlin's Hall, by Col. John T. Hogan
subject: The relative position Of Capital
and Labor. The public in general are re-
spectfully invited TO attend.
Admission free.
JOHN S. MCKAY,
THOMAS b. KERsHAw,
NAV 9Th. 1873. Committee.
COLLISION white man and colored
woman collided on Market street Monday.
Not satisfied with the shock Of the collision
they INDUCED in a few exchanges OF hstle
compliments. The Recorder investigated
the case but failed to see any stamps in It.
NJ A full line Of BOOTS, SHOES and
uATs. AT GATES Live Clothing Store,
corner shannon and Lafayette streets.
D1sGUsrED.-The rapicious caterpillars
after two weeks faithful work, have failed
10 make any impression on the trees In
Jackson. There are so many trees here
that they become disguised and are retreat
ing in disorder.
A VALUABLE PAMrnLET.-Ne are IN
dcbted TO our young friend Aylmer Bright
for luminous pamphlet devoted to the
"Relation Of the Government to the Tele
graph" giving a suecinct resume oil th'
history Of the struggle made TO absorb tn
Telegraph by the friends Of Capitalization
We commend il to our friends as worth.
OF perusal.
OUR THAHKs.-We are indebted TO MT
r. Rosenthal, for a box OF elegant Sod
Water. for which be will please accept on
thanks. Mr.. Rosenthal has established
Soda Mandatory near his store on Eas
Chester street, and is prepared 10 furnis
Soda Water Of superior quality in an
desired quantity.
He Is DEAD Some reckless person
are circulating the report that Bill Lyon'
who was sent to the penitentiary from tn
city for killing Jack Perry, Is not dea'
He is dead. The PlafHdealer and tn
} | WING AND TRIBUNE said he was dead an
therefore he is dead, and all who deny
will be turned over TO the tender merei'
of the lighting editors Of theJackson pres
The citizens meeting to take into consi'
Grafton our various railroad projects, an
. TO discuss osher questions vital to the pro
perlty of Jackson, win meet to nigh
(FrIday. the 9th) at the Court-House;
large crowd Is expected. and sever
speeches will be made. Il promises to
one Of the big meetings Of the season. l.
all classes turn out.
: NEW ERA.-Mr. Joseph Allison. ono
the Oldest citizens OF this county, deslr
. his friends aud the public generally,
know that he has opened Hotel and Re
c taurant in his buildings East Of the CouI
c house. lie keeps the very best eatables &
Z market affords, served by experience
cooks and trained walters, and his roof
Is are neatly and comfortably furnished.
d connection with the Hotel and RestauraT
he will keep Confectionaries and FAM
Groceries.
NJ Meals served at all hours.
MIsrAKEN.-w learn that some mt
n chants at way-stations on railroads leadi
Is to this city, and at stations on other roa
claim to pay Jackson prices for eotto
l. This they possibly do when the seller 0"
ID them a store account, but as cash trans'
ut ticn their declaration is simply absul
L. MIR. John II. Gregory, of this county, h
ne faith in this sort of thing, and tried it Il
X week. The result was he turned arou
IL and came to jackson and sold his colt
for one cent and quarter, advance on
X wav-station merchants bid. Come eoun
~ cousins "hew TO the line, let the chips I
where they WILL"
m CATTERPILLARs VS.. I.OvE.-One event
90 this week in one OF the NEST charming 81
40 urbs OF the city, TWO lovers true, sat an
ho blooming flowers and budding magnoi
~ repeating to the chaste moon and moo
stars. the sweet and tender pledges of Il
enamored hearts. Lost in the soft silv
o meshes Of loves young dream, Adonis
'n' his hand upon the white tempting sh'
der Of Venus, and Venus leaped as if ST.
by an adder, and rushed screaming into
house. She thought it was a caterpillar
~, A PLEASANT INTERvIEw.-On ThI
81 day we enjoyed highly, social eonye
has ton with Mr.. Fred d. Broad, of Falmo
ing England, young gentleman Of eul
and and extensive travel, who has been re
ing in our city several months. We der
much valuable information as well as pl
"a. ure from his lively deliueatioHs Of EuroI
80 life and society, and his description
- places and scenery in England ana on
~. continent. He showed us the autogrsI
the celebrated Charles Lever, whiSh
found to very strongly resemble our oV
uu, that is suggestive OF a Chinese mark
ihs tea box. Mr.. Broad is an aeeompll
ana gentleman, and we hope he will bnd
his interest TO remain in our city.
ALA LUsUs NATuRAE.-We were shown
and markable freak Of nature on Saturday
shot by Rev. James Blackmon. It wal
< a egg seven inches long, and without a
ball Gle of shell. The white Of the egg
out shaped like large green worm, but
ing-and the yolk was round as a m
pris- and attached to the white by very sl'
hine, skin. The author Of this longitunal
rday, we learn is middle aged fowl and II
Hun cellent health.
their THE BEST OF CooKs.-This to say
rally we know whereof we spsak-that
White, (eol.) is one of the very best
Il the in the city, indeed we might say the
occa- He understands the culinary art to p
Wo- ton, and is perfectly reliable as to cl
ed by ness. We are fully aware Of the fact
wish a good cook in these times is noveit
we claim and with confidence, that
.Joe is that novelty.
4 gin A STORMY NIGHr'-Last week
puta- night time, fearful and destructive
; this passed over the Pinson section, from
west to northeast, doing great d'
g ar. Thousands Of trees were uprooted,
,ros- valuable orchards destroyed and a
,e,ias number Of out-houses blown down
hi TO principal sufferers by the storm AZ
rc,m- Cain. David Weir, Il. NJ. Davis, X.
,hor,,s den. John Nantreese, w. II. Groom,