Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-29
CITY AND COUNTY ITEMS.

Kunz 4 McKinIay keep the finest Wines
and Liquors in town. Call and get sam
pie.
MOVED Brown, Euloe & Bullock have
moved their Law Office to the Tomlin
Block on Main Street.
No CRowING.-It would be brave
chicken that would crow in Jackson at this
time. We have thoroughbred game, and
even he don't crow near as loud as he did
last week.
Fresh Oysters and Fish from Mobile and
Baltimore received every day, by Kuuz Il
. McKinlay. They sell them cheap.
Dickinson, williams 4 Co.,
Cotton Factors and General Commission
and Produ Merchants, 2GG Front street,
Memphis.
JUST RECEIvED.-W. d. Robinson has
! just received aud has now in store the larg-
: est and finest stock Of FURNITURE and
, CARPETS ever brought to Jackson, and at
) the most attractive prices. noyS-tf
Fresh Oysters served up in every style
at Kunz & McKinlay's, day and night.
LivELY.-M essTs. Hasgerty aud ROsen.
thai INDUCED in lively stick.duel on Mon
. day, which proved quite interesting to the
l olice and Recorder, who got a nice little
fine on. of each.
TAKE DUE NOTICE 1--we call especial
, attention to the card Of J. II. Duke, Trus.
i tee for j. W. Glass & Sons. lie Is selling
goods at - to 80 per cent less than cost -
Indeed, he is bound TO close out his stock,
and buyers will do VOL to consult him at
once.
INIPREssIvE.-T services at the First
Methodist Church on Thursday morning,
were impressive and sublime beyond de-
scription, and the sermon Of the Rev. DR..
Slater, eloquent and instructive. The oc-
casiou will long be remembered by the
arge congregation who participated in the
meeting.
Kunz & McKinldy keep the best selected
stock of Wines and Liquors ever retailed
IN this city; the quality Of their domestic
and imported Wines, WhiSkeys, Brandies,
Ale and Porter is unsurpassed; it gives sat-
isfaction to everybody.
HOUSE, KEEPERsl ATTENTION!-Mr Jno.
Campbell keeps fresh meat of every de-
scriptiou, including Game and Fish, at his
Rev store at the Five Points, adjoining
Barnes Carriage Mandatory. Remember
the place and call. noy22-lm
BADLY HURr.-Mr. Dan March, in
jumping from a train at Carroll Station on
Sunday last, struck his LEFT knee against a
crosSiic, seriously injuring both the knee
cap and joint. He i now at his residence
in this city, and although suffering intense
pain. will doubtless recover without being
permanently famed.
BEAvERs,-Mr. Alonzo Wbytc, an AL
derman Of this city, is also 4 very success
full trapper To say nothing of minks and
coons. he has captured within the past
week or two, five large beavers. All
caught on the waters of the F0rked Deer
within mile and half of the city
Kunz K McKnlay's place Is crowded
every evening. Why! They know how to
entertain their guests.
COTTON BUYER.-L. W. Lancaster has
opened. Cotton Office in Tomlinson !S
Howard's Livery Stable opposite Woolard's
Cotton Shed on Lafayette Street, and pro-
poses to buy or ship cotton. Planters will
find it TO their interest to call on him before
selling or shipping.
noY22-3m
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-An taxes
not paid within ninety days from this date,
10 per cent will be added. This is the law.
Take due notice and govern yourselves ac-
cordingly. JAS. n. McREE.
noyl5-Im Tax-Collt ,tor.