Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-04-11
Wedding Rings in sil the various styles
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10 TIE AillLENS OF J AIhop-'' ''''-
business when say to you thst it Will b
to your interest to buy your supplies II
my line. uf me. Call and examine fol
yourselves US to prices and quality.
antl1.It Is. F. BOND.
Kelly takes observations every lew day'
in order that the people Of Madison may
be sure his time Is perfectly correct.
RELIGIOUS NOTICE. 1st Baptist Church
Rev. DR.. HcndIicksOu, Pastor. Services
next sabbath at 1929 am. and $50 pm.
Morning Subject: Why the Gospel Il 81
limited in its influence.
Evening Subject: Faith greater than
Sight.
CORN.-A specimen Of corn called the
Blakeley, said 10 be wonderfully prolific
has been sent to Us by DR.. John ID. Smith
Of Henderson station. This corn is fol
sale ut Houston & Sayle's, and we have no
doubt that il is n represented.
wedding Rings in all the various styles
at KELLY'S.
DRESS IAKING.-MRs. KATE ABER-
NAruY would respectfully announce to the
ladies OF jackson, that shc is prepared to
make Dresses in the latest and most FASH
ionable styles Having been engaged at
the bushes. for many years. She latters
herself that she can please all who may
favor her with their work. Call ut her res
idence. corner OF Lafayette and Cumber-
t,,J streets. ap1tu.
KelI,'s Coral stone, Cameo and fine Gold
Sets Of Jewelry are very beautiful.
we have heard the speech made by Tho'.
A. Blair, Ed. before the County Court,
on the petition Of our citizens in relation
TO the levees leading into the city. spoken
Of in terms Of high praise by all who heard
it.
Kelly. magnificent Stock Of fine Jewelry
far excels anything OF the kind ever offer
ed for safe before in Jackson.
Double and singIe-Breasted.C Getaway
Paletots, Prince Albert, BANANA Plaids'
and GRANGER FRoCKs, at
WV. GATES, Jr. a co.
BE SURE TO sec our Ribbons, Ties, Runs,
and other Fancy GoOds-also Corsets,
Gloves, Hosiery, &c.
HOLLAND 81 WILBON.
Gold Pens OF superior make can be had
at KELLY's.
Mrs. HAaiMERLY & Co, have opened a
new Mantua MakingIS Millinery Establish
ment on Market street, over JAS. O'Con-
nor's Dry Goods Store, In this city, where
they are prepared to do all work in their
line OF business, such as Cutting, Fitting,
Making and Trimming Ladies Dresses,
Cioaks, etc: etc. They also will keep on
hand q large assortment Of select Millinery
Goods, Ribbons, Flowers, etc, etc. Mrs.
Hammcrly Is assisted by Misses j. C..
Woody and J. A. Carney, young ladies OF
experience and taste. Miss Woody has
just returned froufthe Eastwith new and
beautiful stock CT Goods, and the ladies OF
Jackson and vicinity are invited to call and
examine them. This establishment will be
found equal to any in the city in all its APP
pointments. Satisfaction guaranteed to all
customers.
All the latest novelties in Gents Bosom
studs at KELLY'S.
ANOTHER l. tRGE EsTATE.-We are graf
lied - learn that the heirs of the widow
Coadrt, deceased. of this city, are about to
come into possession OF an estate valued at
$50, 900 in cash. Their are six heirs living.
The estate is In Texas, and there seems to
be no doubt as TO the facts stated.
Relly's magnificent Stock of fine Jewelry
FAR excells anything of the kind ever offer
ed for sale before In jackson.
A SMART LITTLE DARKIE. - School
teacher to a little darAie who had come to
Sunday School for the first time. "sonny,
who made you!" Answcr-"Abraham Lin
coin" Instructions. Second question
oWell now, who was the fist mans" Au-
swer-"Genr Grant" More instructions.
Third questiOn-"Come now, tell me who
was the first woman.' Answer-"Aunt
Susan Anthony" Some more instruction.
DowNl DowNll DowN!!!- Still further
decline for everything in my line.
apl Hit b. F. BOND.
Kelly's time Is to the second for this lati-
tude.
LUCKY.-We learn that Mr.. Harry X.
Hilderbrand, of tins city, drew $3.50 in the
Louisville Lottery. Also that Mr.. 10. ii.
Simmons, in the employ Of the Miss. Cen
trail Railroad, stationed at Fulton, Ky,
drew $3.50. 10. is a son of eur fellow-eiti-
izcn, Thomas Simmons. Lucky boys
May your shadows never grow less.
Kelly's Transit OF Observatory is the
means of procuring the correct time Of day
for this latitude.
For square meal" that will run you
for week, go to Payne S Viewers Eating
House, Main street, jackson, opposite
Court house.
MEssRs. EDITORS: Please announce the
postponement of my series OF lectures from
Sunday night April 18th, to Monday night
April Goth. Protracted labors in preaching
and sickness have rendered necessary The
postponcment. Respectfully,
w. E. HALL.
Don't forget to call at kelly's and Geas
your eyes on his magnificent Stock of FIN
Jewelry.
BROKEN LEG.-On Friday evening o
last week, Master Arthur Parham, sol
of Moi. ]. L. Parham, got his Lett leg badl!
| broken by horse falling on him. Tn
horse attempted 10 run into a stable witt
the youth, but fell, catching Arthur uHde
him. His leg Is broken between the kne
and ankle; but with care will heal up an
be sound in few weeks.
Kslly's Diamond spectaeIes are the best
"FoR A FAcr."-The CASH bushes
works like charm, because 1 sell so low
Come and see for yourselC
apl1i-1t b. i. BOND.
Kelly takes observations every few days
in order that the people Of Madison ma
be sure his time is perfectly correct
COUNTY CoURT.-As will be seen by re
erence to the proceedings of the QUARTER
Court, presented elsewhere, the petition
the merchants and citizens OF Jackson, pr
sented and most ably advocated by
D. W. Conger, Esq, was acted upo
promptly by the Court. We think that OF
Esauiros are always ready to do anythir
that is required of them within the bonds
reason, and their recent action, which WI
in keeping with that had one year ago
the same subject, ought TO satisfy every Of
of this fact.
Gold Pens of superior make can be h:
at KELLY'S.
THE OLDEsT.--We received letter
Tuesday containing 81 from Mr. Jam
Gordon, of Benton county, requesting us
place his name on the subscription lists
] the WING AND TRIBUNE. MFR. Gordon
the oldest man and the oldest citizen
! Benton county; has read the leading pape
F. of the State for great number OF yea
e and now in his old age and with all his c
perience, pronounces tie Wing and T
q bune the best newspaper in the land. 7
n young men of West Tennessee pretty -
orally endorse the sentiments of the YEN
| ohfa Mr. Gor,lOu and Thus The Whi.s "a