Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-01-17

DO you want TO spend your evenings
pleasantly: Go 10 Kunz McKinaly's
you viii al%ny, Gad agreeable company.
The Sacrament OF ,he Lord. supper viii
be administered IN thc Presbyterian Church
in this City, to morrow. Sunday ~ the
close OF morning service. Preaching to-
day Saturday. aud to night.
WASTED.-A partner with five or ten
thousand dollars capital, 10 90 into the
Wholesale Tobacco business in Jackson. In
( quire at hi, Office. j'nlI-2w.
Badly BEUIsEr.-oH Monday last,
while cnroutc to This city with cotton, =
Mr. Chapman. Of lnlin, was thrown from
his wagon and the wagon heavily loaded
passed over hi, left leg, bruising it badly.
But for the soft mud into which he fell his
leg would have been broken.
! 4 PROPER RrCOGSITIoH.--Mr. John
! McAlexander deserves great credit for the
work done on our streets during the past
year. lie -uperistenGcd the same most OF
the year and the work done under his di-
rcction was thoroughly well done. \ better
| street oycrsecr could no. Dc appointed by
the new Board.
! PLAN.-Onc day this week our eX-May-
/ or, but while still in Office, was accused Of
| violating the writ or habeas corpus in
certain case. His reply was vigorous, to
say the least ofit,-said he, "habeas corpus
| the dickens, ] would smash habeas corpus,
or any other corpus, when necessary TO
| preserve the peace and safety Of the city"
Fresh oysters tor s'Ic Dy the Can at
Kuuz a. McKinIaJ's cheap.
How He GOT WOEK-A German waif
who for some weeks past has been sleeping
az the Police Headquarters, on the plea that
he couldn't get work, got drunk a few days
ago and brought up in the Station-house.
A farmer took him out, paid his fine and
put him to work. Thus by getting drunk
he got work. A bad preccdent-vsry bad.
MEssRs. EDuoEs- Gents: As candidat $
arc ccming forward for the county Offices,
the friends Of w. NJ Moss would like for
him 10 run for County Court Clerk. II he |
will do so, hi, many friends here will give |
him a handsome vote.
MANY CITIZENS.
Denmark, dan. 18th, 1874.
HARD TO BEAR. !. Bird,ong, Esd, |
Of the 10Th District OF this couuty-the ]
youngest and best looking Magistrate in
cold Madison'-rcccntly killed four hogs, |
sixteen months Cd each, that weighed 1jSG !
pounds. Besides about forty others killed |
by him averaged over $40 pounds each
The squire raised every hog on his place.
Who can beat him.
Kuaz K McKulay's place Is crowded
every evening. Why. They know how to
entertain their guests.
For sALE-My house and lot adjoining
those CIR. W. Hall and J. NJ. Parker, on
Main street, IN Jackson. Apply to John
NJ. Parker, Esd, or address me at Mem
phis. r. b. TRFZVANT.
jani1.It
City Laundry is being aSitated. II is one
OF the great needs Of our city. by it thou
sands Of dollars will be annually saved 10
our citizens and more general satisfaction
given. Il will prove good stock II gotten
up on the proper basis. ENtravaSunt out
lays ~ the beginning will prove fatal. Let
the history Of the shannon Novelty Works
mlmoui,h those interested IN the proposed
Laundry, on this point. Started on an
plan success is certain. BY all
means let rs have the Laundry, but at the
same time start It right.
If you want TO SMILE Ego TO kunz &
McKmlay's, their Bar is stocked with such
goodies" that make everybody happy.
INGRATITUDE "A distinguished gentle
man OF this city recently went into the pea
nut BUSINESS. In fact, be is keeping pea
nut stand, so to speak. We thought he
should advertise his business, and proposed
10 do so for him through our columns free
1f charge. HIS reply was, eff you do, I'll
whip you sure" Hence. appreciating the
circumstances fully, we decline to adycr-
Use this new feature in the business inter-
,sts Of Jackson.
On and after the 10th January, 1874, Mr.
F. L. Ntllines becomes partner in our ,
house. The style Of the new firm will he ,
KEITH, VINCENT II NELLINES.
We herewith return our thanks TO our Gus
omers for their kindness to US, and hope ,
nc new firm will erjoy continuance Of
heir patronage.
Very Respectfully,
janl7 II KEITH * VINCENT.
KILLED BY ruE FALLING or TREE
4 Swcde named Otor Ol,een, aged - years,
was killed last Thursday, on the farm Of j.
3. Long, four milest west Of Jackson, I'M
Ter the following circumstances: In COM
,any with another countryman, he was
utting down timber for Greer d Johnson's !
mill. When tho tree fell. he seems to have ]
.un with tho falling tree, one limb struck ,
lin on the top OF the head, making hole {
IS large rs a mau's fist, and killing him in '
tauty. lie wasa sober, quiet inoncn>ivc |
'ouus man.
NEW GROCERY SrOEE.-Wc will com
nencc receiving and opening on the ist Of
leXt week, new stock Of Family Grocc-
.ies in the store house formerly occupied
by II. L. Binford, corner OF Main and
Church streets. We intend keeping u well
selected stock, in fact everything that is
Kept TO eat in first class Grocery Store.
We cordially invite All our friends to give
as Il cali, especially the Ladies. We will
guarantee 10 give our customers SatiSfac-
ton both in quality ard prices.
L. II. IIammerly's office will be kept in
lur Counting-r0om.
G.. Il. RAMSEY a co.
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