Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-04-11
CRY AND COUNTY ITEMS.

Live Clothing store, Southwest cor
ner OF Lafayette and Liberty streets
w. w. GATES. Jr. q co.
o,rSIuus LIxE.-I continue to run my ''bus''
10 and from the Depot to all parts OF the city,
day and night. Calls can be left for "bus' at
the Robinson House or at my Furniture Store
inch Qs.st W. d. ROBINSON.
A full line Of Miles celebrated Boots and
'"O HOLLAND & WILLOWS.
Prints 10 cts.
Domcstics l2I5cts.
Brorans 81 30
Other Goods in proportion,
At ANDERSON BROS.
Cash Store.
DIuECT IMroRTATIoN.-C. =. Duncan has
lust received. fresh from importers, n large lot
of fine TEAS. The attention OF sick persons
are especially called to that fact. mch2s-lm
HOLE IL THE WALL SALOON by George,
II Monroe Street, opposite Peabody Hotel,
Memphis. The best in the city. Try it.
Fine Liquors at Is cents per drink.
fcb2S-3m.
GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL - EUROPEAN
PLAN.-single Meal, Scots or ~ Meals for
80 on. No. rooms for 81 per day. J,
&. Oates, Proprietor; G. d. Ollie, First
Clerk. Corner Front and jefferson Streets,
Memphis, Tenn. feb2S--f.
JUST SEE THEM.-Splendid Opera coPd
Kid Gloves only 81 30, worth 50, at
HOLLAND & WILLOWS.
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, and a COM
pIete line OF Gents underwear. at
w. w. GATES, Jr. & co.
We understand that there has been less
corn planted up to date this season, than
in any previous year Tor long time.
sEvERAL.-Seventeen horse swaps were
made in Lexington on Monday last, and it
; as not a good dsy for the business either.
In each issue of the Wing and Tribune
we will give full list Of decisions Of the
supreme Court for the preceding week.
ABOUT THE TRUTH.-A little six year
old lad was asked by his father, when pass
ing candy stand on street corner, how
he would like 10 own it. lie replied; "Pd
like it first rate, but don't reckon I'd have
it long; for would eat oil the candy up
MULES MULES li-Tomlinson & How,
ard have fine lot Of Mules for sale at theiI
Stables, on Lafayette Street. Prices range
from SO TO $3.50. apl4 ct
WOrsted and Cashmere suits, In va
rious and new styles, for business and half
dress wear, at
w. w, GATES, Jr- 4 co.
CHILDREN CRY-For Duncan's Worn
Syrup. mch2S-lm-
Don't FoRGET-TO look at Holland 4
wilbon's Dress Goods.
ARRIVING DAILY.-Mr. J. Freidlob !
daily in receipt of an elegant assortment o
Spring Goods, bought in the best market
and at the lowest cash prices. api-9w
PEELER COTTON SEED, direct fror
Peeler,s plantation, on consignment at j. I
Hayley 81 Bro, for sale. Be sure to &C
some OF them before they are all gone.
apl4-3w.
HIST REcEIvED.-A fresh lot Of fin
SUGAR CURED HAMS-sueh as | hay
always kept. More Of that Sugar-Hous
Molasses and Syrup, ear load of fin
Flour, a ear load of all the different vari'
ties of early Seed Irish Potatoes. fires
SUNNY Of Landrcth's Garden Seeds, Il
Of the finest Butter and MINCE-MEA'
ever brought to this market, a general v;
ricty Of fresh Groceries. Call and see us.
G. II. RAMSEY IS CO.,
meh7-tf at Binford's Old Stand.
WHEATON NURSERIES Memphis, TEN
Thompson e Goehels, Proprietors, Nursel
w miles from Memphis, on Horn Lal
Road. Also have an elegant Green Hou
and selection of flowers on Second sire
near Beal. And aniovers Of flowers shou
give them call. Special attention giv'
Embelishing grounds. wreathS, Cut Flo'
ers. Bridal Bouquets and Ornament
work and designs Of every descriptio
Masnolias and all other Eyergreens Of I
very best. ieDZo'zh'
LExINGroN.-A representative of I
WIG AND TRIBUNE spent Monday last,
the ancient and pleasant town OF LeXingtc
IL had been more than year since
were there, and We were highly Gratihed
see that the town had materially improve
Several business houses and number
very pretty cottages had been erected wi
in tue past year, and the majority ofthe
buildings rcpainted and otherwise impr'
ed. The town presented an appearai
of freshness and life truly pleasant to
eve. A number Of our old friends were
hand, and we spent the hours Of our s.
most pleasantly as well rs probably.
were especially pleased to lind the leadI
men Of the town uaitcd on the question
building the jackson and Tennessee Ri
Railroad. They will be represented at
meeting in this city on the 10th, of
stockholders Of the jackson and Birmi
ham Railroad. We were also gratified
ind that the Reporter, under the editor
management Of Mr.. l.. NJ. Ford, was i
1ourishing condition. We stopped at
KIzer House, the best in the town, and
that we would recommend to our read
Farming is late in Henderson, owing to
excessive rains, but the farmers are pu
ING matters with extra energy. We
turn thanks for the kind personal Ir
mont received and for the splendid c
of subscribers made up for us on the