Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-15

cholly boundary for 4 family grocery
which deals only IN the "substantials o
hfe," and the proprietors OF that establish
ment insist that their goods have no neces'
sary reference 10 collins.
SNow.-A few fakes Of snow fell few
miles North Of this city on Wednesday,
morning.
Mr.. Crutchfcld i out for City Marshal
CrutchGeld is a man OF energy. and will do
his duty all the time.
Fresh oysters for sale by the Cln At
Kunz & McKinIay's chea
DELECTABLE.-A huge cask Of the best
apple cider ever brought TO Jackson, was
tapped at the Bank Exchange Saloon on
Thursday. II is nectar "worlhy Of the
gods"
GYPsIRs.-A camp Of gypsie. on West
Lafayette street, Is attracting this week the
usual crowd Of superstious fools, or idle
credulous youths, who seek to know the
hidden events OF the future. They pay
their money and get experience.
RUNAwAY.-A driver Of one Of Payne
& Mason's wagons left hi. team unattended
near the Union Depot on Monday, while he
walked around a few moments. The team
took the bit in their teeth and promenadcd
Depot and several other streets, in quite a
lively style. They broke the wagon, she'd
harness, and went home in a great frolic.
Kunz & McKinlay's place Is crowded
every-evening. why: They know how to
entertain their guests.
| SOLD.-A friend Of our, who for the
| sake Of convenience, we will call Smith,
white passing down Main Street recently,
! was assaulted by a sharp, sprightly lad,
| thusIy, "Aro You Mr.. SMITH" Yes, my
son, that's my name" well good morn
ing Mr.. Smith, and away went that limo
cent boy, whisuing "MolIic Darling"
while Smith looked unuuterable things. but
preserved his piety.
SPLENDID CATsUP.-Mrs. J. 4. Nc
Cutchen presented us during the week Of
the Fair, with a bottle Of Tomato Catsup,
over which we smacked our lips with cpl
curean delight for days thereafter. Al
though IL only won the certificate, and
while we have great respect for the taste
of the judges, who gave the premium to
another bottle, yet we hold ourself in read
ines., lance in hand, to maintain that the
cat. up Of Mrs. McCutchrns was the best.
"Come one come all this rock shall 1y
From Is firm base ~ soon rs J."
Fresh Oysters and Fish from Mobile and
Baltimore received every day, by Kunz &
McKinlay. They sell them cheap.
See the card Of NJ. NJ. Bright, for City
Attorney. Mr.. Brightis young lawyer
Of fine promise, and would make good
officer.
CURIOUS POTATOES.-WC saw this week
a sweet potato that was 4 perfect model Of
n duck, all save legs and feet. The body,
neck, head, eyes, bill, tail and position
when at rest, were all the perfect duck Al
so another which any one would mistake
for a "nutmeg cantelope." Darwinianism
in the vegetable kingdom, at least, seems to
be no humbug.
EXCELLENT.-Mrs.D D. W. Hughes, OF
this city, carried of a premium at our late
Fair, for the best blackberry Wine" The
wine was Of her own manufacture, in col
or 1t resemblcd the purest sherry, and in
flavor cxcelled any Of the imported wines
OF these times. Our middle man, whose
adherence Of that which ''stcals away the
mind" Is thoroughly orthodox, smelt.
tasted, drank OF it and pronounced it wor-
thy OF the Gods" We only smelt Of it,
but il we should live a thousand years, we
shall still regret thatour experience stopped
with the smiling.
II you want to smile, ego TO Kunz &
McKinlay's, their Bar is stocked with such
goodies" that make everybody happy.
MES or JACK,ON.-On the first Sttur-
day in last January you saw "three Rich
monds" with banners flashing across the
field, and anxious footsteps pressing for
ward to the position Of City Attorney and
like Joshua Of old you held the destiny of
that day IN the strength Of your muscles.
Col. Hogan received S37. MAJ. Bond 49, and
"your humble orator. 2lI OF the votes east.
However there were two facts, which, like
a brace of stars bcaming on the dark brow
OF night, shed ray Of comfort over the
week of blasted expectations; your
humble orator beat the man hC started
out against but was beaten in turn 10y
another whose conspicuous merits were
too cmphatically acknowledged to render
his success source OF modification
Caesar vauquished Pompey hut rompCy
beat Crassus." Your humble orator" is
bold enough 10 ask your iavors once more
at the next election. lie would modcStly
suggest that the ticket he prefers will read
thuSly: FOR city Attorney"
MARCUS NJ. BRIGHT.
DO you want to spend your evenings
pleasantly Go to Kunz & McKinlay's,
you will al ways lind agreeable company.
Hugh c. Anderson, in this issue, an
nouuccy himself for City Attorney. MIR.
Anderson will make an excellent guardian
Of the interests Of Jackson, and will no
doubt receive flattcring vote.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-M esSrs. My
ers &c Kleng, OF Mobile, Ala, having ad-
vcrtiscd, in the Wing and Tribune, that l
am no longer their accredited Agent, and
learning from my friends that persons were
using their notice to my prejudice, wish
TO inform the public generally that sold
Iron material for building purposes in the
City OF Jackson, Tenn, and in the State of
Mississippi to the amount of 1882 IS, and
by agreement aud contract with said par
ties they were to pay me 10 per cent. on
said sales if paid nay own expenses in
efIecting said sales, or > per cent. and they
pay my expenses. The said Arm now re-
fuse to pay me any commissions for said
sales. l will not be their Agent any lenger,
and ask all to whom have sold material
to retaiA my commissions Of 10 per cent.
on cash sales, as have paid my own eX-
penses. ROB'T. w. ROSE.
SPECIAL PREMIUMS On one day Of our
Fair a special stock ring was made up for
Decatur county, and a special premium Of
fered. I'm this ring Messrs. J. 4 T. Petit
grew, among the best stock raiscrs in Ten
nesscc, won premiums for the best aged
stallion, and for the two best brood mares.
One Of these mares is halt sister to the
celebrated ''PTiam," a racer we'll known to
the old turfiACn Of Tennessee. Also spe-
cial ring and premium made up for Hen
derson county, in WEIGH MIR. VIM. Cooper,
Of Minlin, took a premium for the best
brood mare, and Col. Mofiiti, an old stock
raiser, for the best stallion and mare, aged
respectively and years No better stock
was exhibited during the Far, than those
mentioned above, and we congratulate De-
/ catur and Henderson on that fact.
\ GIRL AND MULE-BoTH GONE -
One day last week, a young "buck" stole
old John Deberry's mule, and in a few
nights afterwards the hcartlcSS wrets n re-
turned and stole Old Johu's only "gaI." Ole
John traced the wretch to this city; discov-
cred HIM aud the undutiful girl at the I'M
ion Depot on Monday, waiting for L train.
The venerable John went for tie police