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

your eyes on his magnificent stock OF fine
Jewelry.
BAD CRossNG.-The crossing OF Smith
and Market streets needs looking after. It
= is dangerous for vrhirlcs n rvrrv .s'up-
ton.
Relly's Transit or Observatory is the
means Of procuring the correct time Of day
for this latitude.
PAINFUL.-On Friday evening the 10th,
, Charlie Curtis, Son OF II. II. Curtis, in the
act Of closing the shutters at Mars store,
on Market street, mashed the third finger
OF his left hand so badly that amputaton
was necessary.
Kelly's time Is to the second for This Iati-
tude.
MAD Dogs. One day last week, J. NJ.
Brown and 5. T. Morrison killed a mad
dog on the Whitlow farm, ten miles north
west OF The city, on the Gad.den road.
Kelly's magnificent Stock of fine Jewelry
far excells anything Of the kind ever offer
ell for sale before In Jackson.
FLOODS AND FISH, The unusual high
waters this spring il is said, Will abundant
" stock our streams with fish, and hence
the floods OF which all complain, like most
eberything else, may not prove an unmixed
evil.
All the latest novelties in Gents Bosom
Studs at KELLY'S.
A GOOD MOyE.-The new Police Head
quarters is a decided Improvement on the
old. The room Is larger, better ventilated
and more finely furnished. Il is in the new
Sto Idert building on Liberty street, oppo-
site Recorders Office.
Kelly's Coral Stone, Cameo and fine Gold
Sets Of Jewelry are very beautiful.
SPREADISG Measeis, roseola, |
chicken pox, mumps and whooping cough, |
are wboopins the little folks up in Jackson /
at this time Not few older people are /
also victims Of some one Of these infantile |
| plaques. They are collectively and indi- |
yidually spreading around, but seem to be |
very mild in their attacks
| Gold aud Silver Watches, both American
and Swiss manufacture, at
KELLY'5.
STRAYED OR STOIEN.-From the sub
/ scriber on the 18th inst, one Grey Horse, /
/ ADouN . VI ltAl1 Olhs any lulnIAHAlUn
in regard to said horse, will be literally re-
warded By w. A. TAYLOR,
aplS-u. Jackson, Tenn.
Childrens Coral Necklaces and Armlets
at Kelly.
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.-O on Thursday
night, about 10 o'clock, some one intent up
on plumber, tried to affect an entrance into
the second story Of the Hardware House Of |
r. II. Anderson a Co., on Main street.
Placing ladder against the back wall of
the house, he raised a window and was
about to go in, whom Mr.. Malone. a clerk in
the establishment saw him and made to-
wards him. The robber turned suddenly
and passed out OF the window, topping the
ladder over in his haste.
Sleeve Buttons in great variety at
KELLY'S.
WHAT LADY SAYS An accomplished,
and we will gamble beautiful young lady
of Mobile, recently came across a copy Of
the Wing and Tribune in that city, and
after reading it carefully. pronounced 1t
the best paper she ever read, and immedi-
ately insisted on her fathers subscribing
for II. Her father in passing through this
city this week, complied with his fair
daughters request, and his name for year
is now on our books. That young lady
will make somebody model wife.
Sleeve Buttons in great variety at I.
KELLY'S. n
Best and purest old WHISTLES, BRAN
DIES and WINES, at
NELLY & PYBAS'.
MEMPHIS & CHARLESTON r. Rive I'M
derstand In all probability, the presidency
of the Memphis & Charleston Rail- Dad will
be rendered W. ], Ross, now its popular
superintend ent. We hope this rumor may
prove true. The labors OF Maj. Ross in be-
half Of this road have been arduous and
untiring, and its success in the past is
largely due his unselish services. His
qualifications are ample, and his promo
ton would be endorsed by host Of friends
AL kinds of Plated Sets of Jeweiry at
KELLY'S.
THAT BIG FORTUNE-The McMinnville
New Era after copying our article about
the Jackson heirs to the Hopkins estate of
Baltimore, says: "McMinnville also fur
nishes an heir to the estate Of the late John
Hopkins, IN the person Of our fellow-citi-
zens, John Hopkins French, who bears the
same relationship to the decesseI million
aire as the ladies above named. Mrs. Hub.
bard's mother and Col. French's mother
are sisters; they were the Misses Elizabeth
and Mary Hopkins of Virginia.
Plain Gold Rings at Kelly's, all prices.
SOLEMN, VERY.-ThCre is a clever old
gentleman is city who conscienously be-
Iio,,cs a, tl,.,,
He frequently takes up the idea that he is
dying, but such faneies never dsturbs the
equilibrium of his well trained stomach and
its steady aspirations after grub. Recently
he was more than usually impressed with
the idea that au.eXceedingly few moments
would close his terrestrial pilgrimage. He
called his friends II and L., and calmly re-
marked that he was about to hand in his
checks and then went on TO give minute
instructions rs TO his funeral, which he
was especially anxious should be FIRST class.
In the midst Of the solemn scene, the color
cd boy who waits about the establishment
came in with Il huge bandana, weeping.
The dying gentleman turned to him and
shouted, DRY up, and go bring my dinner,
you are about half an hour late now.'' 1t
was very solemn scene.
Gold and Silver Watches, both American
and Swiss manufacture, ut
KELLY'S.
A SHORT, Bur SUGGESTIVE WALK On
Monday evening, after days tedious work
in our Office, we took a brief airing on Main
street. In 4 short walk of three squares, we
conversed briefly with seven prominent
gentlemen, the burden OF whose conversa-
ton was ''mosey is powerful scarce"
These seven gentlemen represented as many
Iiyelihoods, and hence the force Of their
combined testimony. 1t put us to
thinking with the following result,
which we will put il in the form or ques-
lions and answer: Question. Why is
money scrrc,: Answer. Iecouse it is in
the hands Of >pc ulators and shayers, who
are boarding i, that they may bleed the
masses deeper. Question-Why is all the
money in such hands? Answcr-Because
the legislation OF the country is controlled
by moncd rings and knaves, and because
the people lack the nerve and the patriot
ism TO rebuke them. Question-Why are /
the people thus weak and Indifferent? An
swcr Because they are too roor to be in
/ dependent, and not poor enough 10 be des-
/ pyratc Quc>tion-Why are the people so 4
pool. Answer Because the profits of /
| production, the source OF ali wealth are /
consumed 10y mOnopolies and rings, and |
| SPECTATORS, leaving only bare husks TO the |
toiling millions in whose sweat knaveS and |
| ShyIo~Ls snl s-lmblcrS DroSDer and way