Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-04-18
CRY AND COUNTY ITEms.

CIlILDhEN IN - ,
Syrup. ''0N-
Irsr SEE THfM.-SpIcndid Opera COLI
Kid Gloves only 81 80, worth s. ~
HOLLAND & WILLOWS.
Roots, shoes, Hats, Caps, and com
plete line of Gents underwear. at
w. W. GATES, Jr. & co.
Mu,Is, MULES !l-Tomlinson Il How
ard have zine lot of Mules for sale at theil
stable.. on lafayette Street. Prices range
Cor, a., 10 $3.50. apll 30
FOR THE TPADE.-seycnty- boxe
R,lnbs Snuff, all sizes, Cincinnati and
Louisville prices, at
SMITH &JARNAGINs.
PErLEn COTTON SEED, direct from
PecIer,s plantation, on consignment at j. l.
Uavley 4 Bro, Tor sale. BE sure to gc'
some Of them before they are all gonr'
ap1f3w.
DnEss MAKING ASD CUTriNG.-l wish
TO inform the ladies Of Jackson and Vieini-
ty. that the above Is still carried on IN the
latest sIyTc. m acandSome aud most eiesaht
manner. next door TO Robertson " bollS'
up stairs, by Mks' LIE
aplt1-2m
Lawyers Attention
To our legal friends in attendance unon the
Supreme Court, we would state thai We are
prepared to print Briefs upon the shortest pos
sible notice, in the best style, and at the low
est rates.
SPLENDID UNDERwEAE for Ladies, al
HOLLAND Is wILBONs.
Buuon-Kid Gloves G5c pair
30
C,rscts soc TO > 80
Real Hair Bralds 81 90 TO IL W
Ho,Jv.Made Pants 90 to 10 90
Suits 4 co to % 90
Gents Hats 2Oc 10 ~
At ANDERSON BROS.
JUST RECEIVED James .O'Connor &
Bros, large aud well assorted stock Of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Notions,
Hats and Clothing. Also an unusually
large and superior stock Of genllemen's'
ladies' and ehildren's Boots and Shoes,
custom made, which they claim to be the
best selected stock in the cliy-all Of which
will be sold as low as the lowest tor CASH,
Their cntIre stock was bought with great
care and on the lowest markets, and hence
they arc prepared Co offer extra induce
ments to purchasers. Call and examine
for Yourselves. aplli I'm
Worsted and Cashmere suits, in va
rIous and new styles, for business and half
dress wear, at
w. w, GATES, Jr. 4 co.
DON'T FoRGET-To look at Holland 4
wilbon's Dress Goods.
DIRECT IMPonrATIoE.--C. 7. Duncan has
lust received. fresh from importers, large lot
of nne TEAS. The attention OF sick persons
are especially called TO that fact. mchss-lm
HOLE IN THE WALL SALOON by George,
II Monroe Street, opposite Peabody Hotel
Memphis. The best in the city. Try 1t.
Fine Liquors.at Is cents per drink.
feb2s. SIN.
GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL - EUROPEAN
PLAN.-single Meal, sOcts. or II Meals for
80 90. No. rooms for 81 per day. j.
c. Oates, Proprietor; g. B. Ollie, First
Clerk. Corner Front and jefferson Streets,
Memphis, Tenn. feb2S--h'
For asquare meal" that viii run you
for week, go to Payne & Viewers Eating
House, Main street, Jackson, opposite
Court house.
JUST REcEIvED.-A fresh lot Of fine
SUGAR CURED HAMS-such as l have
always kept. More OF that Susar-fIouse
Molasses and Syrup, car load OF fine
Flour, a car load of all the different varie-
ties Of early Seed Iri,h Potatoes, fresh
supply OF Laudrcth's Garden Seeds, a lot
of the finest Butter and MINCE-MEAT
Il tsa
riety Of fresh Groceries. Call and see us.
G. IL. RAMSEY 81 CO.,
mch7.tf at Binfords Old Stand.
WHEATON NURSERIES, Memphis, Tenn.
Thompson & Goebels, Proprietors, Nursery
TX miles from Memphis, on Horn Lake
Road. Also have an elegant Green House
and selection of flowers on Second street
near Beal. And anlovers of flowers should
give them a call. Special attention given
Embelishing grounds. Wreaths, Cut Flow
ers, Bridal Bouquets and Ornamental
work and designs of every description.
Magnoias aud all other EyeFgreens of the
VERY best. IeDzo'2m'
Live Clothing store, Southwest cor
ner OF Lafayette aud Liberty streets.
w. w. GATES. Jr. 4 co.
A fun line OF Mules celebrated Boots and
'" HOLLAND K WILLOWS.
Prints 10 cts.
Domestics l2S3cts.
Brogans 81 80
Other Goods in proportion,
At ANDERSON BROS.
Cash Store.
MRS. II AMMERL.Y & Co, have opened
new Mantua Making & Millinery Establish
meut on Market street, over Jas O'Con-
nor's Dry Goods Store, in this city, where
tacy are prepared to do all work in their
line OF business, such as Cutting, Fitting,
Making and Trimming Ladies Dresses,
Cloaks, etc. etc. They also will keep on
hand a large assortment Of select Millinery
Goods, Ribbons, Flowers, etc, etc. Mrs.
Hammerly Is assisted by Misses j. G.
Woody and j. A. Carney, young ladies Of
experience aud taste. Miss Woody hiss
Just returned from the East with new and
beautiful stock of 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 ap-
pointments. Subtraction Guaranteed TO all
customers.
Kelly's Transit Observatory IS great a con-
ycnienee, enabling the people Of Jackson to
have the exact time for this latitude.
IJSraRruNArE. - ON Monday evening
last, while Mr.. f. D. Rowland was assist
ing ID. w. Hughes in the arrangement Of a
number Of clocks in the Jewelry store Of
the latter on Main street, a step ladder up
on which he was standing turned, and he
was violently thrown upon show case be-
low. The case was made OF thick plate
glass, which was broken into hundreds Of
fragments. Several OF these penetrated
deep into the flesh Of Mr.. r., lacerating
and wounding him severely. lie is large
and heavy man, and on looking upon the
sharp spllntcrs of the strong thick glass,
his escape seemed little short OF miraculous.
The many friends Of Mr.. Il will be glad to
learn that he is out again, and will not suf-
fer any proiracted inconvenience from this
perilous fall.
Kelly takes observations every few days
in order that the people of Madison may
be sure his time is perfectly correct.
MURDER IN BRoTHEL.-W. c. John
son, Geographic operator Of Brownsville,
was shot fatally in a bagnio, in that place
on Sunday night last about . o'clock, by
Samuel Oldham. oldham for some time
past has been clerking in Brownsville, and
was a class leader in the Methodist church,
On last Sunday afternoon he had delivered
a long address TO his class. Johnston il
seems wont 10 q house Of ill.fame. and