Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-07-19

DaplA5L THIS CAbyg 1a AC-A eau
bath at IO1< O'Clock A. NJ, and 8 P. n.
RELIGIOUS NOTICE. A Protracted
Meeting will commence at the Christian
Church next Monday night, July 2Ist, to
which all are invited. It will continue as
long as circumstances viii justify it. The
attendance and cooperation Of all chris
tians are solicited, since the object is TO op-
pose sin and encourage and promote har-
mony among all who love the Savior.
WE. HALL.
SOME BLOOD, ETc-On Monday Sam.
Burch, 4 merchant in CeRtre Alley, and
John Allen, a railroad man, fell out about
some business transaetisn, and Allen
Hpumeled' Bureh until the latter cried
'chOid, enough They interviewed the
Recorder.
AN IIFoRTANT COXNtTTEE.-The Com
mittee Of arrangements on Tuesday night
last, appointed the following young men
committee to receive delegates TO the Con-
yention, furnish them with badges and as
sign them quarters: John T. Stark, Chair
man, Will Hogsett, W. S. Moore, Thomas
C. Long and Samuel Jackson.
ODD FELLows.-At recent meeting OF
this order in this city, the following Off
GERS were elected for the ensuing six
months: John T. Bolts, n. @. NJ. 8. Nicely,
V. g., John T. stark. Sec, David Hamp-
ton, Treas.
KScAMPMEST.
r. Redman, c. T., J. T. Bolts, Il. l.. j..
T. Stark, Scribe.
NEARLY DROuSED IN A TUB.-The fsur
foot giant Of Jackson came very near being
drowned on Thursday by falling into tub
at the brewery. Peles with hooks and Wig
orous muscle only saved him from fcamy
grave.
SPECIAL DKPUTY.-Mr. J. L. Fly is spe-
cial deputy for Madison county for the or
ganization Of Oranges. His post office IL
Pickettyille, Gibson county, Tenn, and
any informationl desired relative 70 the
formation q SIrHnges maybe obtained BY
addressing him.
MAKING DISNER.-Eyery day at ten
o'clock large dish OF raw tomatoes and
onions, served in vinegar, etc, is set out at
Kings for the patrons Of the establish
ment. Recently we saw a countryman
make a square meal Of it by emptying the
contents Of the dish and bowl Of crack
ers into his caPaciOus nav.
A RKQUEsT.-HOusekee entertaining
delegates to the Convention which assem-
bles on the 18th, are requested by the Com
mittee to make their dinner hour ~ o'clock
P. NJ, in order that there may be harmony
in the assembling and sitting of the Con-
vention. 2t
ATTENTION TIE WHoLE.-Al Commit
tees acting under the direction Of the Com
mfttee OF Arrangements, are requested and
urged TO meet said Committee tonight,
Saturday, in the editorial room of the
WING AND TRIBUNE office. This meeting
will be q most important one.
CHOLERA AT UNION CITY.-We learn
that cholera in a violent form has broken
out in Union City, 81 miles north Of Jack
son. Three deaths are reported to have oc-
Cured on Tuesday and six on Wednes lay.
We hope the reports are exaggerated.
The widest panic prevails, and the town
has been almost entirely deserted. Stores,
railroad and telegraph offices and hotels are
all closed.
FINGER OFF.-Our old friend, President
Presley went to fooling around the ma
chinery at Conger's Planning Mill on Thurs
day, and got the fore finger of his right
hand cut of between the first joint and
the nail, leaving part Of the nail, for his
pains. We regret the accident and hepe
our old friend won't fsol around there any
more.
Moon GAZING.-One night last week,
three young men Of sentimental turn OF
mindwatehed the beautiful moon from twi'
light It'll the "wee small hours Of morn.
fng,7 and then exhausted sank upon curb
stone and fell asleep in innocence and love,
A policeman awoke them at sunrise, and
one by one they went their way with
their eyes in a partial eclipse, the result Of
their long, long gazing.
COOL AND COMFORTABLY. - Bailey
| Springs, up yOnder in Alabama, is one o.
| the most desirable places TO be come VI
with in days journey. The place is easy
| Of access, is high, healthy, comfortably sit
Oa-s-.s,a-ss.i alhnaather place for pleasure
| seeker or invalid ~ spend this hot, dusty
weather. The hotel is kept in the very
best style. The table daily groans under
the weight of all the luxuries Of the season
and all the sports allowable by the weather
are to be had there; and then, everything il
Sc comfortable.
A CHEERFUL LECTURE.-A gentleman
| Iectured in this city ON Tuesday night las
upon the cheerful subject of collins. H.
| profeSsed to have made a discovery Of in
eaIculabie interest TO deceased individuals
The discovery consists Of a species Of ella!
from which he manufactures collins tina
defy time, accident and heat. The lattel
virtue is a strong recommendation Ger
tainly to that class who have serieu
doubts as to the place of their future resi-
dence beyond the grave
For THE ASYLUM.-Mr. Alex. Wheeler
a resident of this county, was conveyed {
the Lunatic Asylum this week by friend;
He is about thirty-fve years of age, wa
married several years ago, but is now sep
ardted from his wife. Domestic trouble
the cause Of his unhappy situation. Sem
time ago he made an effort 10 hang himsel
but friends saved HIM. This was the onl
effort he ever made TO take his own lif
and since, has been perfectly quiet an
peaceable. 1t is hoped that he will SEQ
be fully restored.
MARsHALs AND AssIsTANTs.-At
meeting of the Committee of Arrang
ments on Tuesday night last, Capt. J. :
McCutchen was appointed Marshal and
NJ. Gates and P. J. McGettrick Assistal
Marshals for the Convention on the 29tl
These gentlemen will please report
the Committee tonight, Saturday, ia Il
editorial room OF the WING AMP TRIBUN
: office.
AN IMPORTANT ELECTION.-By rele
ence to the advertisement Of r. NJ. Ma
Sheriff, in another column, it will be SCI
that an election will be held in each Of Il
| civil districts and voting places of Madist
county on the first Thursday in Angus
for three School Commissioners for eaC
district in the county. This is a very II
, portant election, and it behooves the PC
pie to select and vote for their best m
for this office. None but good men shou
, be elected.
JURORS ArroISTED.-The following i,
e list Of jurors appointed by the Coun
4 Court at its July term, for the Septemb
( term OF the Circuit Court of Madiyt
e county:
LIST district A. Is. Goodwin and A.
Crook.
I 2d Z. B. Mayo and Jno. 4. Giyer
= Sd 4" VIM. Henry, Henry AndersC
p 4th ' J. G.. Meriwether, T. J. Full
5th d" Theo. Bond, Geo. Chapman.
9th 4" J. Davis, Geo. Williamson,
n It'll &c President Presley, Turner JoI
a Sth &c John c. Harris, Jonas Mayo.