Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-04-04
You will mako it to your interest to buy
Tor tho cash of IF ROND

You VIII MAKE u 10 your interest," 10 DuJ
for the cash OF B. F. BOND.
CALL For IT.-.A ladys mun was left al
Holland & Wilbon's some two weeks ago,
which eau be had by the owner on applica.
ton, and paying for this notice.
A HEAVY LOss-We regret to learn that
our feIlow-citizen, DR.. J. B. Powell. lost by
the greatfre in Brownsville last week eight
thousand dollars. a fno-bnsiness house OF
his was destroyed In the confiagration, and
he had ON IL no In surance whatever.
PEELER COTToN Sr-o. Dirt from
| Peeler's plantation ga rOn>' -bB.'s' ..'L T. ] .
Hayley & Bro, for sale. Be. sLrs - GEE
some of them before they are all gone.
apI4-3w.
CLOTHING! CLOTHING 1.-The best As
sorted stock, and perhaps the cheapest, at
HOLLAND s. WILLOWS.
! TUE ASYLUM The Commissioners to
locate the Asylum for West Tennessee
have not yet made decision. We learn
that they meet to-day in Humboldt for that
purpose. Our County and City have done
their duty IN the matter, and whether we
/ win the location or not wc have the salts
| faction Of knowing that fact.
JACKSON & TENNESSEE RIVER Il. Rive
learn, but not officially, that Lexington has
raised s27, 900 by private subscription for the
Jackson a Tennessee River Railroad. II
our information Is correct, and Lexington
reflects the sentiment OF Henderson coun-
~, the Jackson & Tennessee River Railroad
is an assured success Jackson congratu-
lates Lexington and Henderson county
and renews her pledge to meet them on the
border. Let us work together and let eur
motto be Ttot0.
MEAN On Saturday last some unknown
person sold = grocery merchant on Lafay-
cite Street lot Of (so-called) butter,
which, on examination turned out 10 be
dirty, half cooked tallOw. coated over about
half an inch thick with fresh, yellow but
fer. The thief who perpetrated the mean
ness is unknown to the merchant, save by
sight. However, several eyes are sharply
on the look out for his Temperance, and
when lie comes the aforesaid merchant is
confidently expected not only 10 put head |
on hini, but TO reverse his physical order |
by sending him of to jail on his left ear.
WORTHY or ATTENTIoN.-Thoseo Of our |
readers who may desire Machinery Of any |
kind, will find it TO their interest 10 read |
the big card Of BarbarouX Co, in an |
other column. We are personally acquaint- |
ed with the firm, and know them to be |
gentlemen Of unimpeachable Integrity and !
of the highest business capacity. Their
Machinery Depot in Louisville, is without /
a superior in the South, and they guaran-
tee all goods. II an article they sell fails /
to be what they recommend, they will \
cheerfully take it back. We ask our readers !
to give them trial.
We take pleasure in directing the atten-
ton Of our grocers and provisions dealers
to the card Of T. II. Watts, of Cairo, Ill,
which appears in this issue OF the Wing
and Tribune. Mr.. Watts is liberal, en-
terprising and thoroughly honorable bust
ness man, and will never by act or word
deceive or wrong a customer. We know
him personally, and speak OF him as we dc,
with full sense of the responsibility in
Cured by such n broad and unqualified
| Button-Kid Gloves 65c pair
80
Goats csc to > 50
Real Hair BraIds 81 90 to - 90
ieady-Made Pants 90 to 10 90
" co to % 90
! ents Hats 20 TO 45cts
At ANDERSON BROS.
a sEmoUs ACCIDENT. - Master Herman
son OF the widow Hawkins, acct
lentally shot himself on Saturday last, in
he left arm, between the elbow and Shout
I Z
,ut hunting with a double barrel shot gun,
nd in the act OF climbing a fence near the /
Fair Grounds, the gun which he held by {
he barrel near the muzzle, became entan-
led in the fence and went or lodging the
Whole load in his arm. Herman is most
brightly and excellent youth, and the COM
nunity will rejoice with us, that he IS rap
dly recovering. l
INFORMANT TO TIE FAsHIONABLE.-
& Bolts are receiving the most
uperb stock of goods ever brought by them
o this market. Their entire stock was >
purchased in New York, and selected with
.reat care. Mr.. Robertson has just return :
d from the East, and assures US that he
Fought his goods cheap and will sell them
Their Dress goods and Cloth
ug department is especially complete and
ttractiye- BE sure to call on them and
est assured that none can go away di.ap-
,olnted. The reputation OF this house for
aste in the selection of goods, variety of /,
took, excellence of quality, and the
,romptneSs and ahability with which Gus
omers are served, is deservedly high.
CARRoLL.-Messrs. f. McNair and John
4 a., /
lie of Carroll Station and vicinity on Sat
lrlay last in the interest of the South
Western University. Those who heard
hem, speak in the highestspraiSe of their
forts. That they were able and convinc-
NC is evidenced by the handsome subserip-
ion raised from very small audience.
five hundred and forty dollars was the :
um subscribed. We congratulate the gen.
rous, intelligent people of Carroll on their
appreciation OF so grand an enterprise as
he South Western University.
MEDoN.-Jno. l.. II. Tomlin, Esq, the
Rev. w. II. Bruton and n representative
f the Wing and Tribune visited MedOn on
saturday last. in the interest of the South
Western University. In the afternoon the
wo former gentlemsn in brief, but very |
lear and fOrciDle addresses, presented the
advantages that would result to jackson,
o the county, and to the entire Western |
District of Tennessee, from the location OF
he University in our midst. They were
listened to with marked attention by an
audience composed Of some Of the best cit
zens of Meden and vicinity, ana although
10 subscription books were opened, we |
eel satisfied that the importance of the en-
erpuse was fully realized by sll who were
present on the occasion.
SPLENDID UNDERWEAR for Ladies, at
HOLLAND & WILLOWS.
SMILE JUSTICE Those who are in
luced to make purchases or inquiries by
'eadIng advertisements in the papers,
should, as a matter Of justice to the press,
10 state to those OF whom they make the
inquiries or purchases. \ very large num-
Der Of persons are constantly being led by
advertisements to purchase
goods, etc, and yet very few OF them think
10 remind advertisers Of that fact. Edyer-
Users frequently urge that it don't pay to
advertise in newspapers to any great ex-
Scht, od>ihS thetT alSuhcht On tue lact
that purchasers seldom ever mention hav-
ing read their cards in the papers. That
advertising does pay, l. admitted by many
Of the best and most successful business
men in the country. aud would be admit
ted by all. ir the people would more fire.
quonily do tkis simple act OF justice TO the
press.
MEDINA We spent part OF last Sltur-
day in Medina. a new and flourishing viii
lage in Gibson county, on the Mississippi