Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-01-31

iL LuG DeSL ever DEOuEuL W t4Ai7 hi'i 49,"
I. Their customers will testify the same.
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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 IL Mason's Livery Stable, or at this
Office. jan24-2w
Good wholesome Beer and Ale fresh from
the Brewery, always on draught at
KUNZ & MCKINLAY's.
Go AND SEE THEM.-The Wallace Sis
ters, whs will appear at Tomiin's Hall, in
this city, on wednesday and Thursday
evenings next, come highly recommended
by the Press throughout the country. The
combination embraces talent Of the highest
order, and the Sisters are truly superb
Don't fail 10 see them.
sPLENDID.-The st. Charles Hotel, at
Cairo, Illinsis, is truly sPlendid house Of
entertainment. It has been newly furnish
ed and is kept in superb style by Wilcox
Il Co. II is really one Of the best Hotels we
! ever stopped at, and such we recon-
mend it to the travelling public generally.
] See Card.
! WAHTED-A GARDNER.-l want to en-
ploy a man to do garden work, one who is
willing to work for fair wages, can get a
good situation BY applying to me ATTACK
son. JNO. {. ROBINSON.
JANET
! II you want TO smile, Ego to Kuaz &
/ McKinlay's, their Bar is stocked with such |
goodies" that make everybody happy.
Landreth and Ferrys Field, Garden and
Flower Seed. Also Seed Potatoes, all fresh |
and good, at J. A. COLLINS.
RATHER HEAVY Several gentlemen Of
eur acquaintance affirm that on Monday Of
the big show, they saw the Elephant, as he |
/ passed down Main street, pick up and de- !
liberatcIy eat an empty oyster can. We
have not learned where they got their
whiskeY.
GALLASTRY REwARDED.-Mr. James |
| Hughes, gentleman OF this city, calamity |
handed young lady his umbrella, some |
weeks ago during a rain, and she took the |
same, carried il home with her and, up to |
this writing, has failed to return il. The |
name OF w. II. Hughes is plainly printed |
on the umbrella, and It seems to us the /
young lady mentioned might find the
owner.
For RENT A conveient and comfoFta-
BILE dwelling house, well improved and
with good water, on Ess- chester Street.
Apply to
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A PERILoUs RIDE.-When the down
4. ~ D., /
road reached Frost Station, some forty
miles this side Of Cairo, on Wednesday
night, a man was discovered riding on one
OF the trucks OF passenger coach. He had
ridden in this perilous place for thirty miles
but was unhurt.
TERRBLE-We have moved our stock of
GROCERIES to the corner OF Market and
Lafayette strcetS-J. a. Collins cid stand,
Anderson &c Taylor Block-whcre VIC now
have, and expect to keep, stock of
FANCY AND FAMILY GROCERIES
suitable to the wants Of all. The best Of
COAL oil always kept on tap. II
Call and see for yourselves.
SMITH & JARNAGlN.
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TAKEN lN.-On Monday night last old
man Carpenter, well known chicken ped
dlor OF this county, was robbed somewhere .
on the highways or by-ways of the city, of |
some $50 in currency. One Jane Sylas, {
notorious "maid' of this city, was arrested
on suspicion OF having robbed the old gent.
But Jane proved her innocence and was ,
discharged. The truth is the old gentle
man robbed, don't know anything aboutit,
and has no idea whatever rs ts where, !
when, how or by whom he was robbed. /
The Variety Grocery Store, on corner {
Main and Church streets, is the place to
buy your Groceries. We keep everything {
good TO eat, and sell cheap for grcenbacks. s
Call, and we will convince you Of the fact.
We deliver our goods TO any part OF The
city. 1
We buy every kind of Country Produce |
to elt--especIallY Potatoes, Turnips, Cab. {
bage, Butter, and Eggs. Give us call. {
q. II. RAMSEY & co. {
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READ THIS ARD TASTE IT IN YOUR
HAT!!-The attention OF our Denmark 9
readers is called to sale by the c. Il M, OF
Chancery Court, OF a valuable tract Land,
known as the Jas. NJ. Alexander tract, con-
tanning 80 acres. One third cash, balance "
in equal installments OF one and two years.
The sale takes place at Jackson. on Febru-
AIRY 14th, 1874, and present rare induce
ments to holders. Those who want good
tract Of Land. convenient TO schools, and in
n good neighborhood, should not let this
opportunity slip. jan5l 2w.
a MYSTERY day last week on I
East Chester street, near the City Hospital, |
just outside OF the corporation, certain [
citizens affirm that they discovered the I
dead body Of a negro man. They say that i
he was evidently beat TO death, as many
vital cuts and bruises were found on his ,
head and body. The Police are ignorant of .
the matter and our infOrmants were unable
to identify the negro. 1t is strange that
such thing should occur so near the city
and yet be wrapped in such impene.rable
mystery. a thorough investigation should
be made at once and every diligence posi-
bic exercised to ferret out the whole thing.
A HEAVY PANEL.-Abcut 600 jurymen
were called in the great murder case which
occupied the attention OF the Court a part
of last, and almost this entire week. Only
five were selected out OF that huge number
and the Judge becoming disguised, squash
cd the whole business 10y refusing to go on
with the trial, as It was evident no jury
could be had The greater majority of
those called had formed opinions, based on
publications in the Wing aud Tribune,
about the time of the murder, which fact
while an eloquent tribute to their intelli-
gence, is \ rather severe criticism upon our
laws, which in such matters, seem to offer
a premium forignorance.
A SHOOTING SCRArE. - On Tuesday
night MIR Englander, a grocery merchant |
on East Chester street, near the NJ. & o. |
Machine shops, was fired at by young
man by the name OF John Gardner. but |
without effect. IL seems that Young Gard,
ner owed Englaudcr fifty cents, called TO
purchase some east powder; banded out
ono dollar bill. Englauder confscated /
the "villilm," and after some words, young
Gardner attempted to perforate Englandsr
with his little pistol. After swapping once,
the pistol went of and so did Highlander,
and IN few moments, 50 did Gardner. No /
body hurt. Gardner non cst,
| HUZZA FOR JACKSON We always knew |
| that jackson was jUSt little ahead of any I
| other human habitation or name, in all that 1
was truly glorious. Ne have more men !
! who cOnscicntiously believe that they could !
/ save this country, or any other country
more who virtually regard themselves as
| political messiahS-morc with whom "it /
] IN b.unapal that thoy have seldom, ovar