Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-02-21
CITY AND COUNTY ITEMS.

CITY AND COUNTY ITEMS.
TAX PAYERS furnished with Madison
County Warrants and City Scrip at reason
able rates, at the Jackson Saving Bank.
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SNow.-We had three inches Of snow on
Wednesday morning last. IL came down,
however, on the carriages OF the trains on
the Mobile & Ohio Railroad.
LENT.-There will be regular morning
services held in the Catholic and Episcopal
churches during the Lenten season.
CASH FOR HmEs.-Z. n. Wright 81 Co.,
will pay the highest cash price for Green
or Dry Hides. fcb1I-lm
For RENT-A neat frame dwelling, con
vcnient to business--tcrms reasonable.
Apply to Jas. w. Anderson. fcbi4-3t
Landreth 81 Ferry's Garden. Flower and
Field Seeds Also Seed Potatoes, in great
variety, at L2wl }. A. COLLINS.
FRESH SEED OATs.--Mr. J. f. Latham
has on hand large lot Of very fine Seed
Oats for sale. Store in the Anderson AZ
Taylor Block on Lafayette Street.
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OUT AGAIN.-Mr Mark DOdd, the cngin-
Ger of No. &C, who was injured by the ox-
plosion OF his locomotive, is out again, and
seems to have recovered entirely.
CAsUALTIEs.-J. II. Tomlinson, Of this
city, sprained his ankle severely ut Hum
boldt on Monday last.
Jim Crosseye. or Crosscut, colored, broke
his right leg on Saturday evening last, at
the intersection 'of Market and Lafayette
streets.
COTTON BUYER-L. w. Lancaster has
opened Il Cotton Office in TOmlinson &
Towards Livery Stable opposite Woolard's
Cotton Shed on Lafayette Street, and pro-
poses to buy or ship cotton. Planters will
find it to their interest to call on him before
selling or shipping.
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Day BORrIiSE---
Mrs. Estes Cumberland Street, first
house North Of Colleges prepared to ac-
commodatc several Day Boarders. Terms:
IS per week. iebi-5w
PITTSBURGH CoAL-EIGur DOLLARS
PER TON, DELIVERED. To be up with
the times we will sell Pittsburgh Coal at
Eight Dollars per Ton; Four Dollars and
twenty five cents per BALI ton-delivered.
HAMMERLY * co.
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No. ''66."-The fragments of the engine,
mo. &C." that exploded on the NJ. 81 o.
Railroad last week, near Bonneville, Miss,
have reached the Machine shops in this
city. II looks very much like DoddS
burglar-proor safe, after the burglars had
fair tilt at 1t.
FAREWELL SERMoN.-Thc Rev. Lewis
O'Ringo, preached his farewell sermon in
st. MaTy's Church in this city on Sunday,
Sth inst. Mr.. O'Ringo goes rs Missionary
to East Tennessee. He is to De succeeded
here by the Rev. Father Veil, Of st. Pat
rick's Church, Memphis, who is daily eX-
pected in this city.
WHAT NEXTi-The novelty Of our Re
corder, cheval, was apparent on Main
Street last Sunday morning, at the first
Ginning OF the bells. His Honor bestrode
his steed with the the grace and equipoisc
of vIdette. Whose horse WAS il? Where
was he going? Where did he draw rein.
TERRIBLE-We have moved our stock Of
GROCERIES to the corner of Market and
Lafayette Streets. \. Collins cid stand,
Anderson .S Taylor Block-where we now
have, and expect to keep, a stock Of
FANCY AND FAMILY GROCERIES
suitable to the wants Of all. The best of
COAL OIL always kept on tap.
Call and see for yourselves.
SMITH, g. IARNAEIN
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NEAT COTTAGE FOR SALE.--I will sell
on reasonable terms neat Cottage, with
convenient lot. Also, an unimproyed lot
03 by 90 feet. Both situated in East Jack
son. ROBF. b. HURT
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For RENT y convcicnt and comforta
BILE dwelling House, well improved auC
with good water, on East Chester street
Apply to
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HOUSES TO RENT.--A comfortable Cot
tage, ON Main Street, very convenient &
the business portion of the city. Also,
very comfortable Cottage IN East jackson
Call on a. 5. Saylc, Of Houston Il Saylc.
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The Variety Grocery store, on cornc
Main and Church streets, is the place {
buy your Groceries. We keep everything
geod TO eat, and sell cheap for grcenback'
Call, and we will convince you OF the fact
We deliver our goods to any part Of tn
city.
we buy every kind Of Country rroduc
TO e,t-esperially Potatoes, Turuip', Cal
baSc, Butter, and Eggs. Give Us a call.
q. II. RAMSEY & co.
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TIE SOUTHWESTERN UNIV EESTrN. II
Presbyterian Church proposes TO ostablis
somewhere IN the South. an institution
learning that will take rank with the be
Universities in the country. ,'hc Directo
will meet in Memphis on tbs 18th OF ii;
next, for the purpose OF determining Il
location Of this institution, and all the
calities that desire to compete for this a
ouisition are called upon TO present the
claims and the inducements that they e;
offer, before the time named. What G
Jackson do in tins matter? lluntsyil
Ala, CIarksville, in this State, and Jacks
have ueen mentioned as suitable loeatlo
for the South WcsterR University. II
absolutely certain that our neiShbor cit
will be on the alert and viii endeavor
influence the Directors, 10y special arg
ments. in the shape OF lands and mone
We have great natural advantages in o
favor, and we might make proposition
the Directors of the Presbyterian Univer
ty, similar to that made to those Of the Va
derbilt University, some time ago. II
unnecessary for US to enlarge upon
benefits that would follow the location o
great University in our midst. They 8
obvious TO every mind, and we leave
matter to the thoughtful consideration
our readers. We must abe stirring as 1
time" or we will lose opportunities
like Of which will not be offered to as