Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-11-20
NEW ADYRRTIsEMENTS.

ly of our city, is now located at Ben's De
pot, Tenn, engaged in the Dry Goods
business. From a modest beginning his
business has greatly increased. He is
selling goods for cash rs cheap as they can
be bought IN West Tennessee. See card
in another column.
McQUARRIE & CULBERroN.-In anoth-
er column will be found the advertise
ment of this firm. They are both practi-
cal mechanics of experience, and war
rant their work to be as represented.
They manufacture ami repair carriages,
buggies, farming implements, &c, on
short notice. Horse-shOeing done in the
best style. Work superior and prices to
suit the times.
WEBB HoUsE.-This house. at Bells
Depot, Tenn, is decidedly the best in the
place, and is doing land-Ofiice business.
Mr.. Webb is wide-awake citizen, and
will soon remove to the commodious and
elegant brick ia process of construction
on the corner. The Webb House is al
why's supplied with the best the market
affords, and the market is a good one.
lished Matchmaker and Jeweler is at
Bells Depot, Tenn, where he is turning
out substantial work, which will please
his customers. lie understands his bust
ness thoroughly i'm all its branches, and
solicit a share of the public patronage
Read his advertisement in another col
umn, and if you are living near Bells
ia a
wilinOt regret it.
j. A. DIxoN.-One of the most substan-
tial, entcrprising and reliable establish
ments ut Bells Depot is the wholesale
and Retail Grocery of j. A. Dixon. Mr..
Dixon has perhaps contributed more to
the Improvement of his town, than any
one else, and as the fruits of his common
dable energy, enjoys an extensive and
remuneratiye trade. He is occupying a
splendid brick stOre-hOuse, which he has
recently completed, and has it brim full
Of goods in his line, which he will con.
vert into cash at rock bottom figures.
Mark this down.
The OLD RELIABLE 1t has been as
serted, and truly so, that j. j. CrOwly,
Brownsville, Tenn, is one of the most
extensive advertisers in Tennessee. This
accounts, in great measure, for his mer-
tied success in business, The Browns
vile Marble Works have received Iiber-
al patronage from the best citizens in
Madison and adjoining counties, and Gus
toners have been universally pleased in
prices and style of work. A better man
than Crowly cannot be found anywhere,
and his friends are numbered by the
scores all over West Tennessee. The at
tractive advertisement of Mr.. Crowly, in
our paper speaks for itself.
EXCHANGE HoTEL.-The caption fur
nishes us with the name of most excel
lent Hotel in the thrifty town of Browns
vile, Tenn. The word Exchange in
this case is peculiarly applicable, for I'M
der the auspices of Messrs. Hendren &
Tracy, you simply exchange your money
for twice its value in hospitality, good
beds and all that tempts the palate. This
house is located near the depot, cOnyen-
lent to business, and has just been re-
furnished in flrst-elass style. When we
assert that it is good hotel, we mean it,
and as old DR.. johnson used to say, ats
so, and that's an end ont"
HUMBOLDT MARBLE WoRks.-WhiIe at
Humboldt recently, we called to see Mr..
j. j. Sinder, the proprietor of the Marble
Works, &C that place. Mr.. Sinder is one
of the most skillful lapidists in West Ten
nessee, and is determined to furnish
work in his line as low as the lowest. He
manufactures his goods at home and lie
should receive the patronage of our peo-
pie. In addition to this, you can save
money in frcights rs we'll rs in prices.
Italian and American marble, monu
ments, tablets, grave stones, ETC., etc,
always on hand.
Coz. WIN. TINDER.-Wc publish in this
issue OF the WING AND TRIBUNE, the
card of Col. VIM. finder, located at Gads-
den, Tenn, and one of the most substan-
tial and successful business men in Crock
EFT county. BY fair dealing and natural
business qualifications he has accumuia-
ted good share of this worlds goods,
and, having the capital, he is enabled to
compete with any Dry Goods merchants
in large town and cities. His mammoth
stock embraces tGs following articles, viz
Ready-made clothing, Furniture, Grocer
les, Paints and Oils, Begging aud Ties,
Quecnsware, and Il general assortment OF
Dry Goods, etc, etc., all of which he will
sell as ceeap, or cheaper, than they can
be purchased elsewhere. Remember the
place aud it will repay you.
HUMBOLDT NURsERIEs.-lt affords us
pleasure to call the attention of our read
ers to the large and handsome advertise
ment Of the Humboldt Nurseries, to be
found in this issue. That West Tennes-
see is most excellent fruit-growing
country, cannot be denied, and in the
last four years this fact has been fully ap-
preciated. Our farmers could not make
a more profitable investment than by
planting orchards, for the value of their
lands are thus increased, 10 say nothing
of the supply OF fruit FOR household pur-
poses. Messrs. Transou IS Bro. at Hum
boldt, Tenn, are thoroughly conversant
with the nursery business, and are now
prepared 10 supply customers with all
the varieties of fruit trees, embracing,
apple, peach, pear, plum, cherry, april
cot, etc, etc, al specially adapted to our
soil and climate. They offer the very
best inducements TO cash purchasers.
send for one of their descriptive cata-
logues and price-lists, and make your or
der, for kow is the time, and the Hum
boldt Nurseries is the place TO purchase.