Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-01-24


= goodies" that make everybody happy.
5 A MODEST REQUEST.-All that Black
mon g. Rome ask, is trial. Call and see
: them. Store on Lafayette Street, opposite
Smith & stegalPs.
! BAD GIRL.-One Malinda Sykes, evident
=. " a naughty girl, was arrested for drunk
enness and bellserent conduct on the 10th,
and fined 81 30. Sin no more, Malinda, if
thou wouldst be truly happy.
AN ADDREss.-we are requested by DR..
Sam. II. Chester, Secretary Of the Medical
Association Of the City of Jackson, TO an
nOuncc that DIR. James G.. Womack, retiring
President OF tue Association, will deliver
an Address at Tomlin's Hall on Friday
night the 3Oth inst. The public generally
are respectfully invited and requested 10
attend.
On and after the 18th January, 1874, Mr..
F. l.. Vellincs becomes 4 partner in our
house. The style of the new firm will be
KEITH, VINCENT & VELLINES.
We herewith return our thanks to our Gus
toners for their kindness TO us, and hope
the new firm will enjoy 4 continuance of
their patronage.
Very Respectfully.
janlT 70 KEITH & VINCENT.
FAIR DEALING.-Ii you want to get the
worth Of your money, and get it in substan-
tials, or in luxuries, call on Blackmon &
Rome, in their new store on Lafayette street.
Good wholesome Beer and Ale fresh from
the Brewery, always on draught at
/ KIM K MckINI,AY'S
WANTED-A GARDNER.-I want to en-
ploy man to do garden work, one who is
willing to work for fair wages, can ret
good situation by applying to me at Jack
son. JNO. G. ROBINSON.
j1n2i-tf.
| NEM GROCERY STORE.-We will COM
mencc receiving and opening on the lst of
next v eek, a new stock of Family GrocC-
( res in the store house formerly occupied
| by II. l.. BInford, corner Of Main and
| Church streets. We intend keeping a well |
selected stock, in fact everything that is |
kept to eat in a first class Grocery Store. |
We cordially invite all our friends to give |
us a call, especially the Ladies. We will |
| guarantee to give our customers satisfac- |
tion-both in quality ard prices.
Il. II. Hammerly's Office viii be kept in
our Counting-rOom.
G. II. RAMSEY & co.
ian17-2t
WORTH REMEMBERING.-T Tue fact that |
Blackmon & Rome have opened on Lafay- |
cite street, opposite Smith & Stegall's,
first class Family Grocery store.
For SALE.--A beautiful Cottage Resi-
dence on West Lafayette street, near the
residence OF Mr.. Austin Goodell. For
terms, ETC., apply to George Taymon, at
Payne & Mason's Livery Stable, or at this
Office. jan24 Nv
A BURNING.-On Wednesday nighi the
smoke house of Mr.. A. A. Mainord, Of this
county, was burned down. A large lot of
meat, lard, &c, was consumed with the
house. Loss ut least $500.
READ Tive take pleasure in calling
attention to the displayed card of Black
mon & Rome in this issue OF tue Wing and
Tribune. They are most worthy young
men and deserve liberal patronage. Read
the card.
WORTHY Messrs- Blackmon d Rome
arc worthy young men, and IL will pay to
visit their Family Grocery store on Lafay-
cite street.
EG BRoKEN.-Mr. Robt. Cox, worthy
citizen Of Gadsden, got into difficulty on
Tuesday night, in Gadsden, with MIR. Doc.
Harris. In the skirmish Cox got one of his
legs broken, just below the knee by Harris
falling on him. Further particulars we
have not learned
FOUND on Sunday night, Officer Bruce
found on Church street, ladys' handker-
chief and a ravishing curl. The officer is
rather sentimental, and his wish is 10 cher
ish the handkerchief and the curl. But if
the loser will apply to us, 1t may be that
we can tell how both can be reclaimed.
A HEAVY INDICTNIENr-A gentleman
was indicted at the last term Of the Circuit
Court in this city for matching "nickels."
lie submitted his case, and at this term Of
the Court paid the fine. Next thing we
know, some church VIII be indicted for
railing of things at church fairs.
FAIL NoT.-By no means fail to call on
BlackmOn S Rome, the new Family Gro
Gerry Store on Lafayette street, opposite w.
u. Robinson's Furniture store.
NOTICE. DR.. Z. l.. Duncan has bought
the entire interest of Or. J. B. Malone in
the firm Of c. p. Duncan Il Co. DR.. DUN
can is now sole proprietor. The firm name
and style will, however, continue to be c.
+. Duncan Il Co. Mr.. W. NJ. Barr an at
complished and experienced Apothecary, |
will preside over the prescription case.
YOUR ATTENTION Messrs. Wilkinson |
4 Taylor, most worthy young men, have |
| opened at Smith IS Jarnagin'S old stand on !
Lafayette st, a well assorted and complete
stock Of Groceries aud Family supplies
Their stock is fresh, bought low, and Will
be sold at prices that defy competition.
Everything that houSekeepers want in the
way Of table supplies will be found at
Wilkinson IL Taylors. Give these young |
men at least the encouragement of a trial. !
That's all they ask.
DAILY lIERALD.-On Friday evening, |
10th, after we had gone TO press, the first |
issue of the daily Herald of this city was |
placed on our table. II presents a neat ap- |
pearancc, and is evidently edited with en- |
ergy and durability. MesSrs Haynes and |
their enterprise deserves the acknowledge |
meBt Of our people. Mr.. Landon c. Haynes, |
Jr., Of Memphis, is announced on the sdito- |
rial staff. We welcome him to the ranks |
of journalism, and wish the Herald and all /
interested in its fortunes abundant success.
No MISrAKE.-Therc is no mistake in /
regard to the cheapness and excellent /
! quality Of the Groceries and Family sup
! plies offered by Biackmon & Rome. Store /
on Lafayette street, first door West of w.
| w. Gates, Jr. IS Co.'S Live Clothing Store. |
| SINTEEN DEAD RATS ALL IN PILE |
Mr.. Allison, deaf and dumb man, Killed |
sixteen rats on Thursday night in his /
fathers kitchen, in few minutes, with a
! club. This bloody slaughter would have |
been still more cfectual had not there been |
| several holes in the kitchen through which !
/ several of the lucky "yarmints" eseauPd.
| We saw these rats all in a bunch, and thcv !
were lat, lusty fellows, and mad = sleek ap- |
| pearance, indicative Of good living. We |
| knew our friend Allison fed the inner man /
well, but did not think he spread such y 1
hospitable board for rats.
RAILROAD ACCIDENF-ONE MAJ KILL !
ED.-On Thursday morning about l o'clock ]
| two rear ears Of the down freight train on
the Mississippi Central railroad were
thrown from the track on 4 high embank- |
ment, five miles North otthis city, and one
man killed, brakeman and Conductor /
| Parmerlee seriously wounded. The ca
boose and a box ear weIe wrecked. The