Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-09-06
A full line of Lamps just received at J.

A full line of Lamps just received at J.
w. Smith & Co.'S Hardware Store.
IFyou want clean, smooth shave, 90 TO
the Commercial Hotel. There Is afrst class
barber there.
Greer's new bgilding, which met with
such mishap last week, is already above
the square of the first story, and is being
pushed rapidly to completion.
We had delightful shower of rain on
| Monday, about noon. The dust was well
laid, and the temperature OF the air good
| deal reduced.
The opening Of Baltimore street, which
was begun with spirit some months since,
seems to hang fire at the railroad crossing
What's the difficulty, gentlemen?
n Go to HAYLEY's and see the best and
cheapest Gin in use, fully guaranteed.
Mr.. J. w. Anderson, Of Anderson Bros,
left for New York on Monday to supply
their house with new and elegant goods
for the approaching season.
W P. Robertson, Of the house of Robert
laying in their fall and winter goods. Tho
we'll known taste of Mr.. Robertson is a
guarantee that his stock will be all right.
The enterprising firm, ]. w. Smith & Co.,
have just received large and complete
stock Of Lamps.
Alien Deberry is excavating the founda-
ton for magnificent block Of buildings on
Main street, just West of Glasses block
Very soon it will be covered with build
ings which will be an ornament to that
part Of the city.
The criminal docket Of the Circuit Court
will be taken up on the third Monday of
this month. The civil docket is being dis
posed OF as fast as the causes are reached
without reference to days.
Attorney General slzefington being abb
sent for few days during this week, his
place has been ably filed by e. L. Bull
lock, Esq.
NJ The best Gin in the market for sale
at ]. T. HAYLEY & BROS.
The elegant three story building of Mrs.
Caruihers, Just north of Tomlin's corner,
on Liberty street, approaches completion,
and will be valuable addition TO the APP
pearance of that street. There are two OF
three other improvements which might be
made between Main and Market, to great
advantage.
OUR GAS WORSHIP consequence Of
some arrangement about the Gas Works,
our city has been in the dark two or three
nights this week. The churches, such of
them as have had services, had to fall back
upon oil lamps and star candles. 1t is all
right now, and we trust it viii be some
time before IKE mishap occurs.
The largest assortment of Cook and
Heating Stoves ever in this city, just receiv-
ed by J. w. Smith s. Co.
OUR scHooLs.-Our Schools are all now
open, and in full tide of successful opera
ton. The attendance Of pupils is large
and all the signs point to the most success
full scholastic year Jackson has ever known. |
Pour your money into your children's |
heads, and no ordinary misfortune can de- |
prive them OF its uses. Too much atten- |
ton cannot be paid to the real education Of
the rising generation.
Our friend w. J. Thomas, who resides |
in the ''Madison fraction" of Crockett coun-
ty, brought to our Office on Saturday last, |
couple of ears of corn of the growing crop, |
which show that Crockett county will be |
well supplied with grain. One of the ears |
was fourteen inches long, and the other
thirteen. The ears were well formed and |
fully developed. Mr.. Thomas is good |
farmer.
Our Circuit Court-Judge Black presid-
ing-met promptly last Monday. The ev-
er good looking Attorney General, John
Skiffington, was on hand, and has been |
quite busy all the time. The State docket /
is a heavy one, and will take up almost the
entire time Of the Court, unless the lawyers |
and their clients agree to pass them over to
another term.
lG- A few more Brown Gins, at ]. T. |
HAYLEY & BROS, for sale--see them be- |
fore buying. sept est.
A NovELTY.-While passing down Main |
street few days ago, we noticed in Mrs. |
HOekers show window quite a curiosity in
the shape of table-coyer. 1t was made /
by soldier in the British army, contains
1918 pieces, represents every color and
quality Of cloth used in making the En-
glish uniform, No piece being larger than a
silver fve-cent piece. 1t required seven
months IN the making.
HoTELs.-Capt. Jas. Bright has leased
the old Madison House for term of years,
and will soon open a first class hotel.
We also learn that Mr.. Shropshire, a |
popular hotel keeper OF Mississippi, has /
rented the upper portion OF Perkins and |
Vesey's store, and will fit it up in fine |
style for the convenience and aecommoda-
ton Of the public. These hotels are both |
centrally located, and will doubtless have
an immense run.
ATTENTION PATRONS Remember that |
the Fall Session of the Memphis Conference
Female Institute opens on the FIRST DAY |
OF SEPTEMBER. 1t is important that you |
commence with the Session, so that the pu |
pills may be Immediately classified and en-
ter upon their studies. Our prospects are |
more catering than usual.
CHARGES PER SESSION OF TWENTY WEEKS. !
Collegiate Department. .............S $50 90 |
Academic ......s--.......... ~ w
Preparatory .......-............ =. 10 90 /
Primary .....-.s....... '........... ~ w
Incidental fee. .............,. 49,. 90 |
Board, Washing, Fuel. etc. .......... 80 10
Other charges as usual.
aug23-3w. Secretary of the Faculty.
CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. |
"A Sacramento meeting was commenced