Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-04-19

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next door to DIR. Arrington's Denta
Rooms.
TT French KID GLOVES in One, Two
and -Four Buttons-all the popular shades
at Mrs. HoCKER's.
H A full line Of BOOTS, SHOES and
HATS, at GATES Live Clothing Store
corner shannon and Lafayette streets.
CRY HAcK.-That enterprising livery
firm, Tomlnson, Howard 4 Co., have placed
a hack on the streets to run TO any part
Of the city, from o'clock a. m, to u O'Clock
at night. Single trip SOC per head, or from
81 TO g per hour for families. Orders left
with the hack driver, or at the stable will
bepromptIy attended 10.
Aprill9-2t.
! A NEAT Communicative call the
attention OF our citizens, especially the la
dies, TO the BAKERY and CoNFEcTIoNARY
STORE Of W. d. Martin, corner Of Main
and Liberty SITS. 1t is really one OF the
neatest, coolest establishments in the city.
Mr.. Martin is thoroughly posted in his bus
mess, and is assisted by c. Greedy, who
formerly baked for L. Levi. Wagon runs
every day loaded with fresh bread and
cakes, &c. &c. Inch. 29-it.
Apples, ApPIess-At Smith & Stegall's
at Three Dollars and Fifty Cents per bar
rel. aplI2-2w
II Mammoth stock of Spring and Sum-
mer CLOTHING just arrived at GATES
Live Clothing Store, corner Shannon and
Lafayette streets.
Ng Mrs. Rockers MILLINERY PAR
LORs, in Cartmelrs Block, are headquar-
tiers for stylish goods.
MURDERED.-A bob tailed black purp
was ruthlessly slam this week in East Jack
son, because he was an impecunious cuss
and couldn't pay his board bills. No ar
rests.
ARRIvED.-ripes for conveying water
into the public cistern have arrived, and we
presume will be laid in few days.
POsTPoNED.-The strawberry and ice
cream festival announced at Tomlin's Hall
for Friday night, the 18th, has been post
poned to Tuesday night next. This enter
tainment is for the benefit Of st. Lukes
Episcopal Church Of this city.
GLAD TO HEAR 1.-THE J. of the p. d.,
says he is not local editor. The assur-
anee is highly gratifying TO us, and we con-
graduate the profession generally on tke
fact that he is not, nor is he likely to be.
ARM BROKE.-Mr. Lee n. Cox, son Of
DIR. !. w. Cox, of the PIGindeaIer, fell on
Saturday, breaking the bones Of his left
arm and dislOcating the wrist.
DIED IN THE PENITENTIARr.--will
Lyons, sentenced at the last term Of the Cir
cult Court in this city, to ten years in the
Penitentiary for murder, died in his prison
one day this week.
III FRIZ-TOP CURLS, weighing ~ |
ounces, made from long, human halr-only |
50, at Mrs. Rockers.
A CHEERFUL FAMILY.-Fhere is a fami-
ly in this city that consists Of man and his
wife, i've children and seven dogs. 1t is
The most cheerful family in the State, judg-
ing by the amount and quality Of chin mus.
lie they indulge in every night. At all
events Its lively family.
MORE ROOM There Is IA man in this city
who manages quite comfortably to promeh-
ade down town every morning on the side
walks, but it takes the whole street for him
10 make the return trip.
MoUNTED.-our fine looking MIyor has
purchased a magnificent black charger, and
Is now prepared to do the honors Of his
high ofiice on horseback as well as on foot.
And he'll doit'
Nor LIKELY TO Black
Hawk Hays, whom. we reported danger
,usly wounded last week, we learn is not
expected TO recover. The difficulty in
which he was wounded, 1t will be remem-
)ered, occurred in Decatur county.
III Great reduction in the price of real
HAIR GOODS at Mrs. HoCKER's.
FoUNB.-On Royal street, near Maxey's
tore, two dark brown curls-natuaal hair.
owner can recover the same by calling at
his Office and paying for this notice.
NEW BUsnNEss.-We are pleased to state
hat Mr.. ]. f, Latham has opened a new
Flour, Meal, Seconds and Bran Store In the
Taylor & Anderson Block on Lafayette
Street, where he is at all times prepared to
furnish Water MIL Me0I and the best
Flour in the market; Shorts, Bran, and all
Kings usually found in such establish
nents.
CoRRECTIoN.-rhe report in our last
ssue OF a difficulty in Decatur county be.
tween J. W. Morgan, Deputy United States
and young man by the name of
Thomas, we learn was mistake. The
as published by as, was fur
nished by reliable citizen of Henderson
county, who was so informed by letter.
However, we gladly make the correction.
DOWN IN THE MouTH-Ne met a
butcher friend Of ours the other day who
was looking very sad. Hu said that he
was "down in the mouth" We suggested
that he dose himself freely with some of
his own beef. he gave us melancholy
look and replied, ''that's what's the mat
t0r.''
N The Ladies will remember that they |
can have their DRESSES Cut and FIT in |
the most elegant manner on the shortest |
notice at Mrs. Rockers.
A FIGHT IN THE CALABOosE.--On
Tuesday night couple Of bibulOus waits
occupied the same cell in the Calaboose.
When one of them walked up from his
drunken stupor he took his companion for
an old enemy and went for him. They
skirmished fer several minutes before the
assailant could be convinced that he was
pounding the wrong man. The ''wrong
man" presented black eye and smashed
nose to the Recorder next morning.
CLEANED OUT.-On Tuesday a country
dog pitched into town cat and then some
dozen clerks pitched into the canine, and
things were about as lively for few min
utes, on Shannon street, as one need want
to see. The dog was fearfully routed and
did some Of the eleanest running ever seen.
Too MUcH.-One O'Riley promenaded
into the City on Tuesday, looked around
with interest, aud was so overpowered
with admiration that he got gloriousIy
drunk and tried his level best to sleep ali
over the City. The Calaboose finally held
him, however, and as it was his FIRST visit,
he concluded to spend few days inspect
ing the streets with Capt. McC. Of the
Street Corps.
Il Mrs. Hooker is selling new and
fashionable BONNETS and HATS at less
rates than are paid for the old, ready-made
goods Of last season.
On WITH THE WORKING are happy to
see an advance in the public spirit Of our
County Court. The lower room of the Court
house has been greatly improved, and an or
derto put up gas fixtures has been made.
Now If the Court viii order those old clumsy
brick pillars torn down, and iron ones
erected in their stead, our CourtHouse
viii be worthy of the great county of Mad
ison.
OUR SIDEwALKS.-We hear frequent
complaints against the various plank side
| wallis of the city The nlanks rear I'M ut