Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-01-10

| Go sec J. A Collins splendid stOcks ne
has nearly everything you need except dry
goods. jan1o Il.
Brad, i, getting up lIou-" Directory ut
the Post Onirc. there are hut two or three
cards uniakcn. Go for nv.
A CURIOSITY -Th,rr is a little Eegro
girl in this city, aged bout 10 years, who
rcjoices in four mll and thoroughly deyel-
oped sets Of teeth Too many grinders for
these hard times.
MOVED MOVED :! - Remember that
Smith IS jarnagin have novel To Collins
old -tsnd cnrn,r 81 LnFaycit and Market
Streets. JAMS Wv.
Fresh Oysters served up in every style
at Kunz & SlcKinlay's, day and night.
Brady has nice Wall Paper at I2JE cents
per roll.
For Lamps aud Lamps Fixtures and the
best Of oil. 20 TO
jrn1O ~. J. a. CGLLINs'.
FOR EENT.-A comfortable residence,
pleasantly located, and with all modern i'm
provomcnts. Apply to
F. D. THEUs.
SALE.-On Saturday, the3lst Of January.
| at the old homestead, near Ilunterville,
| will sell on the premises, to the highest bid
| der, stock, farming utensils, corn and fod-
der, 4 Rockaway and sulky, et.., Of II. II.
Pcgues, deceased. Terms made known day
OF sale. A. T. PEGUEs.
janlO 3w. Administrator.
For ConIcctioncric, and Fancy Groceries,
J. A. Collins Is the place. janlOtE
Smoky ceilings are rntolerablc, get Brady
to Kalsomine orFresco them.
FsTRAYs TAKEN UF.--On Wednesday
last a large gray horse and dark chestnut !
sorrcl pony were taken up near this city. !
Their owners can ascertain particulars by /
applying at this office and paying for this |
notice. l1n.O-.w
IMPROVED Nc. W. u. Robinson has
greatly improved TOmlin's Hslf. The
raised seats have been separated from those
in the center by beautiful railing and new
fixtures have been added to the stage
Also the lighting Of the Hall has been ma
terially improved.
II you want something nice 10 eat, 90 to
Kuuz & McKinlay's, their cook IS master
Of his art, and serves up meals at any hour.
ALMOST CoNFLAGRATIOS.-At one
o'clock p. m, on Thursday, a tenement
house near the Miss Cen. p. II, on Balti-
more street, was discovered to he on fire
The prompt and iudicious efforts Of Capt.
Harry Hilderbrand, and another gentle
man, (whose name we did not learn) saved
the building. The fire was the result OF
defective luc.
[CoAiMUNIcATIoN.
MEssRs. EDuORs:-We are plea'ed to
learn that W. II. BFuton, gentleman born
AND raised in Madison county, and whose
record is clear and unimpeachablc, viii be
a candidate for Register, a position he is
amply qualified to I'LL in an acceptable
way. His old friends, who live all over
the county, Will come to his support hearth
~, and we predict his election by a good
MANY CITIZENS.
For settling Old accounts, J. A. Collins
Is the place, lac needs all the money you owe
him. janl0-tE
"a GLORIOUS VOTE The vote on sub {
scrption last Saturday was n glorious one. /
we are prouder OF Jackson than ever. She (
has crowned herself with glorJ. The vote
was 5GJ for, and only % against. Now let J
he road be pushed forward with energy.
A HORRIBLE DEATH On Saturday last
Mr.. Scott was run over by freight train !
It Henderson Station and instantly killed. j
10 was drunk and laid down between the {
-ails and went 10 sleep. The engineer saw c
lin, but too late to stop his engine. lie 1
was torn INTO u doz:n pieces. We learn 1
hat he had been at work on the narrow {
,uagc Railroad near Mentezuma. c
No excuse fer dirty walls, Brady will pa
Der them.
a FiEED.-One night last week rome
lend placed log across the track Ct the
Mobile and Ohio Railroad, opposite Mr.. :
Steve Johnson's, near Henderson Station >
md a train ran into It about II o'clock at !,
light. The pilot OF tho engine carried the ;,
og some two hundred yards before the
rain was stopped. Strange to say not ;,
ar was thrown from the track and the ;,
ugine was only slightly damaged. It was =
very narrow escape. =,
POCKET Book LOsT.-Either in this city If
r. on the Spring Greek road between this al
ity and Lanes Gin house, or on the country 81
Dad leading from that point TO Mrs. Mary p
Askew's, lost, Monday evening last, a d
argc POCKET BOOK, containing valu- b.
bile notes, receipts and accounts, and about h
me hundred and twenty-five dellars in ii
currency. The papers contained in the e,
,ook are very valuable 10 me, and 1 eSpe- II
tally desire their recovery. The return OF [,
he book and its contents, or Of the papers n
{ contained, will be literally rewarded. n
zee o. address me at Spring Creek, Tenn. c
}. d. ASKEW. Il
CANpIpATE FOR CIRCUIT COURT CLERK. Ii
In announcing myself rs candidate for
Jerk of the Circuit Court Of Madison
ouniy, l beg to say TO the voters Of the
OuRiy that had chosen the life OF farm
T as my occupation; but by an accident "
csulting in the loss Of a leg, disqualifyhg il
ne for that calling. | am forced TO some n
Their pursuit. If you elect me l will do N
ny best to serve you faithfully and efficient W
y. 30. GIBBS. b
IIousckccpcrs rejoice, G. T. Brady pro- u
roses to Paint, Paper, or whiten your Il
ooms without disturbing carpets or furni- =
ure. y
THEN AND Now During the summer y
months II was almost impossible to hire a !,
.Ook. Then, warm weather, blackberries !"
md other fruit encouraged idlenesS. Now,
ooks ara drug in the market. Amy fam d
ly can get one or more If they desire them. q
Winter, with its "bittcr, biting FROST >
lrives the idle and lazy to seek employ
ncnt. Would It not be better for those of d
,Sr colored ecplc who are driven by win
Ter winds TO beg employment, T. seek
homes for the year! It seems 50 to US. In
their interest we throw out the hint and {
hope they may profit by the same. 4
A HANDSOME PREsENT.-Dr. John A. =
our new Mayor, was presented /
on Wednesday with a fine painting by Mrs. !
Or. Bright, OF this city. 1t is the portrait ,
Of beautiful young girl, with sunny hair,
holding in her hand luscious grapes fresh e
~ pIucked from the vine. II was painted :
by Mrs. Bright from u model in Landlords :
Gallery, and rejects credit ON the genius I
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