Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-04-25

Our prescription desk IS supplied with
] PURE and FRESH MEDICINES, and a
competent prescription clerk always on
hand. NELLY 81 PYBAS.
Everything belonging 70 the DRUG trade
at NELLY & PYBAS'.
Best and purcst old WISHES, BRAN
DIES and WINES, At
NEELY-tS PYBAs'.
Lawyers
Attending Supreme Court will find
at Nicely & Pybas' Drug Store full
line Of Iegal-eap, Letter and Note Paper,
Pens, Ink, and Envelopes, cheaper than
anywhere else.
The old reliable medicine, ADES's LINZ =
sENT, can be obtained at Pendleton &
Keiths, Jackson, at wholesale.
You viii find at Nicely & Py bas' the Gnest
assortment of Trusses, Hard Rubber, Sill
yer, steel, andail kinds to be bad in Jack
son. I'D fttE |ll4tEf
Don't fail to attend the grand opening Of
Spring styles at Mrs. ROCKERS Bazaar,
on the 3oih inst.
MiLLINERY.-Mrs. FARRIs informs the
ladies n Jackson aud vicinity that she has
now received one Of the largest stocks Of
FRENCH MILLINERY ever brought to
this city, and cordially sclicits their former
patronage. Call and examine these nice
goods--all the novelties OF the season.
To the Tax Payers of Jackson
Your city taxes for 1914 are NOW due,
and payable within ninety days from the
date OF this notice If not paid within
ninety days 10 per cent. will be added and
the collection Of taxes will be enforced at
once by law. BE prompt and save costs.
l.. L. TALBOT,
City Tax Collector.
Office IN Greer Building.
April Nth, 1STi-4t
THOsE ToiLET QUILTs are so cheap, at
ANDERSON BROS
apl2o-tr Cash store.
INFASTIcIDE.-Yestcrday afternoon a negro
woman was arrested and lodged in jan, eharg-
ed with having killed her infant child by
striking IL on The head with a brick.
sHOorIsc .-On yesterday afternoon Wm. p.
Meriwcther became invok ed "a a dimeulty
with some one whose name we did not learn,
in the neighborho0d Of the Shropshire House,
and used pistol rather freely. No one was
injured, however, and Mr., MeriwotheF was
promptly arrested.
Messrs RoBr. HAMILTON & Co,
jackson, Tenn.
Genaemc7l-The new "weed Family Fa-
vorite" Sewing Machine 1 bought OF yoa a
few weeks ago. has given perfect satifaction
1
approval. I consider the Weed as near per
fectIon in a machine as is possible. Ny
neighbors, Mrs. Whitfield and Mrs. Love
are equally well pleased.
Respectfully,
Mrs. W. a. COBB.
DIR ADrN's WoNAN's FEIEND is harmless
and cures female diseases Warranted to
give satisfaction. april lS-Sm
GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL - EUROPEAN
PLNlS.-Single Meal, 50cts. or u Meals for
So 90. No. rooms for 81 per day. j..
c. Oates, Proprietor; G. b. Odle, First
Clerk. Corner Front and Jefferson Streets,
Memphis, Tenn. feb2S-tf.
STRING CREEK.--G. ID. Ward & Co..
late J. II. Lee & Co.--now offer to the pub
| lie, for CASH, well selected stock Of
| Spring and Summer Goods, consisting OF
ladies' and gents dress goods, and many
other things usually Kept in their line.
They will compete with the prices of any
retail house in Jackson or elsewhere. They
return their thanks to the citizens in and
around Spring Greek for past fayors, aud
| hope they will continue to share with them
a liberal portion of their trade Call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere.
Spring Creek, April 10th, 1874. 1926
All the leading Fashions in BonAets,
Round Hats, &C., win be seen at Mrs.
HOCKER'S grand opening on next Thurs
day. go
BUFFALO GNATs.--These vile and annoying
little insects have made their appearance in the
Denmark country.
We have been eomplimented by an invi-
tation to visit the Fair Grounds and par
take Of the hospitality Of Squire Norwood,
the genial and accommodating lessee, who
proposes to make the Grounds a place of
innocent diversion during the Spring and
Summer months.
Our esteemed fellow townsman, Mr.. W.
B. r, Glover, received fall few days
since, and broke two fingers OF the right
hand, and otherwise Injured himself. He
is out again, however, and will soon be
| well.
GRANGE MEETING.-A meeting Of the
Oranges OF Madison county was held in
this city on Thursday. Five Oranges were
represented in the meeting. The session
was secret.
Nor YEr.-The question Of locating the
Lunatic Asylum fer West Tennessee, is not
yet settled. Gov. Brown, owing to the
high waters prevailing, has not yet visited
the site selected He win do So, however,
sometime Rext week.
SEVERN ACCIDENT. On Saturday last Mr.
Thomas Barrier, who lives near Denmark, IL
this county, met with n severe accident. III
was kicked on he head and body by a horse
one ofhis ribs being broken by the blows. an,
his head badly cut. However, We are glad Il
learn that he is rapidly recovering from his in
juries under the skdirai treatment of DIR. Jamol
a. Hays.
ANcIENT.-MT.J. Friedlob, of this city
has Hamberg shilling, bearing the date o
fT72 Il is curious and weather heater
old coin.
A GOOD ROAD.--The first section of IN
lower Trenton road leading from this city
is now in excellent condition. Mr.. Will
lam Fleming, the overseer, has done hi
work faithfully and well. For two days
with sixty hands, he worked the road an
3 worked it woil. His example OF faithful
: ness 10 the trust imposed on him by Ii
| | County Court, and tho intelligent energ
displayed by HIM in directing the work,
/ | worthy Of the imitation of other road over
seers.
] EVANSVILLE RAILROAD.-Hon. Milto
. Brown and Judge T. c. Muse, Commission
ers appointed by the e!ty tarepreSent on
interests at the meeting Of the projectors
: the Evansville and Jackson Railro at, hrl
in the former city on the 22nd, have r, turn
ell home, bringing with them a very graf
d Tying report. We bake only time to stat
here that they were treated with gr'-;
courtesy and consideration. and that the
). have assurances which lead them TO bclIcv
!. that The enterprise has life and reality.
THAT BEAUTIFUL SINGER.-The IF, an
sweet delight Of Liberty street is mimi.
wing. Those remorSelesS cauibalS Of civi
ization, Rats, ''chawed" the wing, m
those sweet songs which footed on a
morning and evening air. more ravi~hir
than Yesper bells or mu,ic on the waite
!. are hear Q no more. In sboIt. ane dal
: night this week, rats assaled Rosy'S moe
ingbird, chawed his wing OF, and not a no
= has be uttered since.
: CAME WITH THE wINps.-one day la
II week, a beautiful bird from some forelg
y shore took refuge from the storm in n pi