Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-01

sidewalks, and occasionally shouting POI
lice, police, 10 the great annoyance Of those
gentlemen. Frank Ford tried this Satur-
day last and the fun cost HIM p. Try il
again Frank, by all means.
Gents seal skin, Alligator and Calf Cal
tiers, finest made, at ALENANDER'S.
STRAYED-F From my lot, a black HORSE
MULE, about sixteen hands high, in good
order, about ten years old. a dent on one
side and Il small white spot on one mp. !
will pay $40 for the delivery Of said Mule
to me. HENRY GREER, col.
oct2J-2w Denmark, Tenn.
Houston 81 SayIe have just received "a
fresh lot Of Fancy Flour, which they will
sell cheap, and guarantee the best ever
brought to this market. octe5,2L
A vKRITARLE MONsTEE.-On Saturday
last, Mr.. J. c. Sellers, Of Cotton Grove, in
this county, presented US an ear OF corn. or
rather ears Of corn, grown on his firm,
/ they are really wonderful. 10 consists Of
one large ear surrounded by twenty-five
smaller ears Of varying sizes, and in three
] layers dccp-all growing out from COM
mon stalk and center. The monster is on
exhibition in this Office.
STRAYED OFF.-EarIy on Saturday morn
ing last, we observed wild duck sitting
under freight car at tho NJ. 81 o. and Miss.
Central crossing. ON our near approach
it hobblcd out and with difficulty took
wings and flew away. 1t had evidently
been wounded and getting lost from its
com anton, straycd into the city.
BoRN-In Denmark, oct. 2Ist, 1875, a
Son to Mr. Ben. II. and Mrs. II. o. BIumc,
to be named after his Crandflhcrs, 3. l..
Blumc, Esq, and Col. Eaton Bond Benia-
min Bond Blumc.
TILE New RESTAURANT. Messr.. Payne
&WeayCr, successor TO Geo. Taymon, have
opened a first class restaurant under the
Bank Exchange, opposite tn, court house,
corner Of Main street and Central al cy.
These young men are thorough experts in
the restaurant business, and are setting a
table that would do credit 10 any city.
They attend 10 their business i'm person,
have the very best and most experienced
walters, cooks Of the first class and every
,
Of n frst.claSs establishment. We hope
the young men viii succeed, for they arc in |
every way deserving Of success. Meals at
all hours. Game, fish and oysters served /
in any style on order. We recommend /
them TO the patronage Of the public gene .
rally. octi-jt
COTTON COTTON I've will take cot /
ton OF our customers, atit' fIlI value, in /
settlement Of their Indebtedness, or for /
goods. Cali and see us,
ROBEETsON < Bolts.
Buy A TICKET.-By purchasing tick
ct, which will cost you zone dollar" you
will stand chance to win that splendid .
and beautiful set Of Furniture, now on cx-
hIbiton in the Floral Hall. by W. y. Rob
inson. Who will not invest a dollar for
even the possibility Of winning so magnif-
cent prize: Remember that the wheel OF
fortune has no especial favoritcs, all who
quote her smiles stand = chance Of winning
them.
Gil AMrAIGNE.-W were Boosting TO "a
friend few days ago of having quite re
Gently INDUCED in the TO US, rare luxury
=
late we kept up the indulgence and the fun
We replied that we returned home between
10 and II o'clock lie looked at as with
mn expression Of mingled scorn aad pity,
and replied solsmnly, "Why sir. yc have
whisky suppers down here every week that
last until and o'clock in the mDInng.'
CONCERT.-Thc evening concerts Of the
Jackson Silver Cornct Band, which come
Of IN the Court House yard, constitute
rare musical entertainment. Thousands
Of people gather on the sidewalks, and on
The adjacent ground, to drink in the notes
Of liquid melody, and many Il hcaIt sad
Cned by the wounds Of outrageous fortune
is chccrcd to renew again the battle Of life.
Such musical treats should be encouraged
and no one should grudgc his mite to keep
hem alive.
CHASCEEY COURT This Court met and
adjourned over to special Term. on the
Isl Monday Of December next. Chancellor
Livingston was most reluctant 10 consent
o pastponcment OF the Term, and only
-ieldcd at the earnest solicitation OF all the
members Of the bar, who presented their
'oqucSt in the form Of Unanimous" &c
ition. There j. great deal Of the business
# this Court not quite completed. but
which during the "intcrim" of the adjourn
nent can be prepared and heard ut the
special Term, and the delay, therefore, will
cally result to the benefit and advantage
f liugantS. IL is understood that the bar
will petition tho next Legislature to change &
he term Of the holding of the Ghanccry
'ourt at this place, which will prevent its
oniliCt with other courts and remedy the |
confessed Inconvenience which arise out
4 Special Terms.
STOCK SALE.-ThC sale of bloodCd stock |
nd graded cattle on Thursday Of the Fair,
the first day any sales were made,) was
mall owing no doubt to the money pres
urc, which is more oppressive upon The q.
arming interest than almost any other in +,
crest. one aged bloodcd bull was pur-
hascd by Mr.. Martin EXum, Of this city.
Il 500. A two year old bull was bought
~ Mr.. Alb Hurt Of this county, at $50.
Also fine milch COW purchased by Mr..
Ab Hurt, for SO. Other cattle were offer
"a, but we heard of no further sales.
this highly interesting feature
II our Fair. will be more fruitful Of antic- .
pated results, during Friday and Satur-
lay.
a STREET SCENE.--A cUlorJd woman
allied on another coloTCd woman and sat
hating with her until bee time, on Thurs
lay night, on leaving she stole an under /
garment which females generally prize q
81, .FV IL.
.vening before missed her garment, and I
sent to her guest for the same. ,
iuest denied bitterly the theft. Host in I
'Norable and on the watch. Spicd her for {
nCr guest walking along the public street Z
vent for her, and right then and there :
ore the stolen garment of and returned G
lone with it in triumph. But wasn't il a 4
light though that public undressing. etc I
MCNULTY * MCGErTRICK.-This is one |
Il the oldest and staunchest houses in
Jackson, and for years has had distinctive |
equation As a cheap place o. buy your 5
goods. Mr.. PhIbbS, one oil the most popu- 1
ar salesman in our acquaintance, Is stall {
behind the counter, and will Oe glad TO {
greet and wait upon his many old friends
md customers. 1t is hardly necessary for
Is to dilate on the golden chance presented
o our readers to secure bargains at this
,ld emporium, and we content ourselves ,
With calling attention to their large card in
his issue. Their goods were bought At
panic prices, and will bc sold correspond
ngly cheap for cash.
A BLOODY AFFRAY.- In Gadsdcn, Tenn,
On sunday evening, the 1o,H, one Scott
Moore shot Joe Pearson, the Town Consta-
BILE, and was himself shot by Pearson. 1t
appears that Moore had been arrested by
Pearson some days before for disorGerly
conduct, and that Moore had THREATENED to