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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-06-16
A 81. Louis Drummer's Adventures i'm
Arkansas.

The ST. Louis Times of the S1st says !;
Mr.. Oscar Amann, drummer for Eu-
gene Stern & Co, tobacco dealers at
No. 400 North Second Street, met with
3 very remarkable adventure during his
last trip 20 the interior counties of Ar
kansas. He hired livery horse at
Georgetown, little town fou- miles
from Newport, Arkansas, on the 9TH Of
this month and started for Batesville.
some 20 miles distant When he had
completed about half his journey, he
was suddenly confronted by three vii
demonstrating men who ordered him to
halt and dismount. Thinking that the
men were highwaymen and that they
were after his money, he pulled out his
pocket-book, containing about 500, and
offered Il TO them. One Of them spoke
up and told him To put his money back
into his pocket. II was not the man :
money they wanted, hut the man him
self They were, they said, vigilance
committee, and were after just such men
~ he.
With this thew took young Amann of
his horse, put a rope around his neck,
tied his legs and arms together, and
then strung him up To the limb Of a
tree. This is the last Amann remem-
bers until nearly four days afterward.
He learned, however, that the Little
1 Rock stage-coach passed along thatroad
shortly after he had been executed and
the driver had stopped and cut him
down. The moose Of the rope had
slipped above the "Adam 'sapple, saw
ing his neck and preventing him from
being entirely choked to death. He was
placed in an unconscious condition in the
stage-coach and taken to Batesville,
where he lay three days longer in an
: unconscious stste. and then il was nine
DAYS more before he could leave his
bed. He was attended during all this
time by DR.. Goodwin, of Batesville.
On the 27th instant, he had recovered
sufficiently 10 be able TO travel, and inn
mediately started for St. Louis, arriving
here day before yesterday. Mr.. Amann
still bears the rope marks on his neck
as evidence Of the truthfuness Of the
story he tells, and there is little doubt
that every thing happened just as relat-
cd by him. He is but % years old, ard
is the son of Jacob G.. Amann, well
known music teacher living on Twelfth
Street and Chouteau Avenue. He says
that arewsrd Of $3.50 has been offered
for the arrest Of the desperadoes by the
town Of Georgetown, and smaller re-
ward for the recovery OF the horse by
the proprietor Of the Georgetown Livery
Stable. The object of the men in string
ing him up is a mystery TO young
Amann, and the strangest part of all is
that they did not take his money.
The Giobc- Democrat report Of the
affair says that Amann vas charged by
TIE three men with having stolen the
horse.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-06-16
THE OLD sCROOL-H0UsE.


y -
To think that forty years ago
trod that peaceful vale.
Through summers sun and winters snow,
With books and dinner pail
My childish feet, In happy play,
Knew nothing OF the thcrns
That sting us in our later day
I'm speaking now OF cornsi
They've torn the school house down, see.
And levcled-what shamel-
The old familiar maple tree
That bore the teachers name.
He used my knife to carve Il Win
And labored half day.
n looked like this: "LycHrGus SMITH"
no criticisms, pray)
Alasl beneath the daisies bloom
The poor old master sleeps,
And DER his lone, neglected tomb
No kinsman ever weeps;
The scholars loved him, every one,
And chatted with HIM moons
We warmed our jackets, though, like FUN,
Likewise our pantaloons.
Where are the boys that used to play
With me along the creek
All. some of them have passed away,
While Others yainly seek
Their fortunes in a foreign land.
Poor Barker wandered thence
I'd like to take him by the hand
And-geg that fifty cents
Heighol while gazing on the place
Where the school house used 10 stand,
A tear drop trickles DER my face
And drops upon my hand.
Oh. memories Of the days Of yore'
Oh, blissfnl childhood's morn
I wish that was six once more
And-Betsy wasn't Oornl
Oh. cherished spot. I'll meier forget
The scenes that hallew thee,
And thought can not linger. yet
leave reluctantly,
For sitting on these moldering logs
feel such perfect peace
Why, hang iti there's million hogs
Inspecting ny valisel
Detroit Free Press.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-06-16

Poole, The famous English tailor,
died two weeks ago ut Brighton. He
was an American, born al Worcester,
Mass. Current literature Is full of
referencestO him aud his establishment.
lie osscssed in. perfection the art of
dressing men badly and getting well
paid for IL.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-06-16

The Iron Preacher Is the name OF 2
new religious pap.g IN New Orleans.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19
Agricultural Items.


The peach growers Of Benton HarbOT,
Mich, predict large fruit crop for this
season.
Many farmers ia Tennessee, who have
large crops Of corn but q limited number
OF hogs, are buying them in Southern IL
linOise.
A lot of plows aAd seed corn were ship
ped from Dss h0iRes. recently, to an ex-
Iensivo Chinese QiaRteT. at Singapore,
British India.
L. A. Burke, a member Of the Indiana
State Board of Agricultural. Is Superin-
tendent OF the State Agricultural College
farm of 200 acres.
.,.Frmklin county, Kansas, shipped some
5000 bushels of castor beans the last sea-
son, the receipts for che came amounting
to nearly 100000.
On tho Sd of January, Michigan far
mers were blowing their fields. On the
10 of January, they were using crow
bars 10 dig the plOws out Of the burrows.
Is Is any wonder that we all love Ameri-
ca!
1t cost ii cents per pound to raise last
years cotton crop In Georgia r$2O, 900,
600 more than 1t will bring In the home
market. Tho cost of producing An acre
>
leaving profit of 1892.
The State Board of Agricultural of Ohio
have Initiated the example eff the Board
of Agriculture OF this State, for, AT its
session last week, they appointed u COM
hlfttee to memorabilia the legislature of
that State 10 appoint = commission to
Inquire into the cause and nature of hog
cholera.
C.'L LamOTte informs the ElmfFa, y .
", Farmers Club. that he has a fence
made of wire fastened TO row of maple
trees, which are about sixteen feet apart.
The wires are fastened 10 the trees by sta
pies, with pickets woven In between the
wires. IL cost 80 cents a rod, has stood
eight years, and seems good for one hum
bred more.
b. +. Rice, of Polo, Ill, says he grew
700 bushels of potatoes on an acre ofland.
These extraordinary yields are generally
Exaggerated in the newspaper reports ;
but there Is no doubt that in this direc-
ton lies the future profit of potato grow
ing. Nor are these large yields altOgeth-
er Incredible. We have seen hills OF pO-
tatoes planted three feet apart, five Of
which would yield Il bushel, or over 900
bushels per acre.
A correspondent in 0utaganie county,
Wis, has ascertained from the threshers
that in that county the varieties of wheat
have yielded at the rates stated: Diehl
wheat, 81 bushels per acre; Fultz and
Russian wheat (lately imported from
Russia by miller at the village OF Heen-
ah), each 80 bushels. The latter is n white
wheat, said to be equal to the Fultz in
standing the winter, and, therefore,
thought TO be preferable, The variety OF
spring wheat producing the largest yield
was the Canada Club-33 bushels per
cafe.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19

A remedy for very distressing COM
plant is given below, copied from the
Boston Globe, and is given for what it is
worth:
Sir-Will you please insert in the daily
or weekly, for the benefit of those who
suffer from dyspepsia or indigestion, that
four tsblespoOnfuls OF Iime-water, mixed
with glass of cows milk, will cure the
worst form of the above distressing dis
ease in a few days. I know by expert
ence, being a sufferer for three years.
The first dose acted like magic, and have
felt like newborn man ever since, which
is some weeks ago. l saw the recipe in
the Scientific American issued a few
weeks ago. If you knew the terrible
suffering of the disease you would not
hesitate TO insert it.
Boston, Jan. DC. SUBSCRIBER.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19

Columbus tGa.) Enquirer: An emf.
grant agent was arrested in Harris cOun-
~ yesterday for tampering with freed
men who were under contract. One OF
ths agents was saying that he would pay
nve hundred dollars, in gold, per year &c
hands and that was the price generally
given in Mississippi. BY such story
he induced quite number to leave Mr.
Cooks Belmont place.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19
DEEP IN THE VALLEY.

Deep In the valley. aiaf Irssn every behoider'
10 The May Haornins my tree love came II me;
siIen, we safe, her head upsa my shoaider;
FoAdiy We aresraeA 81 the days about to be:
FondIy We dreamed II ths day. SO soOn 70 be.
Deep the valley, the rain falls colder an colder
Safely she sIeeTs beneath the ehurchyard tres;
Iss still feel her head upon my shoulder,
Yet still dream Of the days that could not be:
Yet stiu I weep DER the days that will not be-
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19
American and FOREIGN Patents

GILMORE a. CO.. Successors to Chapman,
HoSmer Co, Solicitors. Patents procured in all
tries. No Fee in Advance No charge unless the pat
ent il granted. No fees for making preliminary
nations. No additional fees for obtaining and conduct
ing . rehsaring BY a recent decision Of the Commits
sionsr ALL rejected applications may be revived. Spe-
eial attention given TO Interference Cases before the
Patent once Extensions before Congress, Infringe
suits in different States and all litigation appsr-
tanning TO Inventions Patents Send stamp TO GIL
MORE 4 co. for pamphlet Of si1ty paEes.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19
Contains no QHinin6 or Ar
SeniC, nor any dsLeteHOuS
substance UhGteUeT.

This medicine, o1Oing TO IT'S great mIr-
ii, has been a lV0nde,1iII success. IT rs
carefully 6ozb0uHded cfpnreLy Uegefa-
Die Ingredient, and ne0fr fails, z0IeH
properly taken, 10 arr the most o6Stf-
nate cases eftfUe r and agze, neuralgia,
and al 0zGk11TaI diseases. Unlike Ti5IY
remedies generally y, Hregnfrcs no bHrg-
attire 10 Be taken stThf ii, tie mrdTciine
acting gently and Ggyera66 Hbon the
Hver itSeEdHS b OzOe5, t6tftVaLty re-
morning the cause gfhFe disease, nor
merely kenpOSayTIy checking If. Herein
consists enc great aG7zdnhage ffHaS 01er
all other prebdyaf ions. Tie crO1ONine
excellence Of this remedy, h0zOe1e,-,
1boUe tie psymaHe my and certainty Of
its cure, IS tie fact that no IzilJJ aOhaE-
s0er can arise from IFS use, as is certain
TO be the ease 70AcH 9YiniHc or arsenic
are taken, zs,lfch arr tie fJ7Hci6Ie in
gradients eff mast Of tie fAIX m<aIrincS
H0zU tn use.
IL has been bIyfic Hlarlv successful IN
tie eVre Of chronic cases of rJiiZLs, fire.
gHeHEy making eHres after all OhFer
remedies hal tdfIeA
rs tonic III is HH,TrdIcG II in
creaSeS tie appetite, promotes digestion,
keeps the stomach in a healthy 6OrGI-
ho1, acts upon tie HOe,-, and assists the
system TO MyOzO off TIE influence gfma-
k1yId.
MANUFACTURED BY
q. H. WINTERSkITH,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
Arthur Peter 4 Co., Cent Wholesale Agts-
LOUISVILLE, ky
H1-For sale b. all Druggists.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19
Nonresident Notice.
In the County Court of Madison
County, Tennessee.

II. y. lancaster rs. 4. I. lancaster It al.
this cause IL appears from the BH EkLeh l. sEsrR
Il 30, that LsciHs Hopkins A T Dwight. and r. l.
bridge nOnresidsnta Of the Btsts 81 Tennessee
snf are residents Of fhs state Of New York and that
John Phelps and A a Tats@ resident Of the
Stale % Tennessee and residents the State or
Louisiana lt Is therefore ordered by the Csrk
make their appearance the Term 1873 the
County Court Of Madisoa County Team 20 b. hsId In
the ,ourt House In the city Of JEeksn Tenh On the
lst Monday OF said month March And plead assv.T
nr teTnur 10 complAinsnts bill the same I'LL be t.
that copy < this order be published oses vel ~
four Huccessvs weeks IN the Whig and Trfbuns nsss
paper published n Jackson, Tenn copy attest
5. D. BARSETT Clsrk.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19

He that would pass rhe latter parts Of
his life hOnOrOd and respected, must, in
his youth, consider that he will one day
be old, and remember when he Is old,
that he has been young.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19
HENDERSON
Male q Female Academy.

TINHIS Institution > owned and controlled BY J. D.
Il OLlbh. whose experience sud success IN teachins
warrants Satisfaction in every tnstaHca. The School
building Is comnodiOua ana beautifully lscAisd in
ura grove The courss Of instruction. s. thorough and
complete Every attention given 10 pHpiis-
Board, per -Hh siz ~ in the beet tamilies every
thing furnished FOR further psTtiouiaFs apply -
-en25-Iss L 3 nLEEn.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19
Land Cases, Land Warrants
and Scrip:

srAl Land once and Departmen OF the Interior Private
Land Claims Mining and redemption Claims, and
Homestead Cases attended to- Land Scrip in l0 so aud
l6O pieces for sale. This Scrip Is asSignAble and
be located in the name Of the purchaser upon any
Government land subject 10 private entry at S25 per
Il Is OF equal value with Bounty Land Warrants
Send stamp to GH.NoEE Co, Washington City, for
N 1t af Instruction
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19
RHNsIoNs.

All Omcers. Soldiers and Sailors wounded rupttlred
injured in the late var, however slightly obtain
a pension by addressing Gilmore & Co
Cases presented BY Gilmore 4 Co, before the So
preme Court of the United States the Court Of Claims
and the southern Claims Commission.
Each department Of our business 10 conducted in a
ssparatS bureau under charge Of the experienced
parties employed by the old firm Prompt attention
all business entrusted Gilmore Co. thus secured
We desire % win success hv deserving Il.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19
NEIL s. BROWN, ST.
Hon. EDWARD II. EAST.
Rev. DR.. HUNTER,
Rev. Dr.. ABBEY.

Rev Dr. ABBEY
NAsIvILIE, October 25 ISIS.
We know the above gentlemen well. and know them
b ysry way reliable John c Ferris, Judge County
Court. W A Knight, County Trustee T. d. " hitworths
sheriff Davidson Co b. ?. Binkley County Register
Nat Baxter, e and NJ. Chaneery Court; Rev Dr. ". d
F. SaWriei Sas T. Clerk County Court; Nat p Dorteh,
Andrew johnson, E1-Pre@ident L. ststes; Qsv. d. J.
HeFsrziR, OF Tenn Conference
CEOCkEE's ROADS. Robertson Co. Apr II. rs
DIT. HendershOt, Nashville, Tenn write this with
solicitation from any body, bat in gratitude ron
medicine a. your Liver and Blood Purifier and 10 Dr.
Thornton his energy and skill in preparing the ssE,e
am in my T4th year and have been fighting consump
ton for the last twenty years About Chritmas was
attacked With violent and distressing cough. tried
the usual remedies but without any relief and was
sinking ruPldly; the cough Nss ineeasant, day and
night could not sleep appetite liver almost tor
pd bowels tied up, and mus have died In ten days
II hal cotton relief happened See e1- Gov
Brown and Judg lasts certificates in the Cumberland
Almanac their cases Jus; covered mine was fortu-
nate 10 finding the medicine At Links, a. Cross Plains
commenced taking the medicine Immediately and in
two days, il had time take effect upon
they STEM ny cough ceased and could eNpectorate
freely without the distressing cough have taken
two bottles snd saf nv liver j. all right bowels and
sJom5r all night. have good appetite and sleep well
lsvs n had had the benefit OF this medicine fitch
years ago that would now be healthy and vigorous
old man intend never to be without this medicine
long can get IL. and live have doubt but that
II all cure or eradicate consumption IN is early stages
l~Spectfuliy. VIC. RICHMOND.
Thu statement Of Mr.. " c Richmond is tsIIy h.
dsTrr.i by the following well Known gentlemen.
JOHN 5. HART,
f. y. RICHARDS,
or the firm % Manlove Richards & Meadows.
BszE~ Or Theuton'S Liver and Blood Purifier is now
know 20 BE- 10 900 times better than any other in Amer
lea tu cure Chills.
Alsa Dr. Thomton's Wake Robin Pills, All-IIealins
Salv". Worm Syrup, Kidney Medicine and World >
Wonder LnmsnT have stood the test Tor four years
and rhe best sole Proprietor
&. W. HENDERSON,,
Nashville, Tenn.
Sold by all Druggists.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19
NEW LIVERY STABLE

AT LEXINGTON, TENN.
I HAVE Just reht:ed and furnished anew the Livery
Stable formerly oocapisd By Hr gJas. Moru better
known a. the Rhodes corner, the Eorfhsas corner
Of the square The best Of stock will always hand
for ihs convenience ofthe public, aud pross
the lowest Stock sff IN my stable will Be eeAaed
and EAtsred Having several years experiences the
livery business, hater myself can please all nv pa
trons- JASPER = TEAGUK
lsu11 Ism Pror
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19

tbI -flAls lCtOs
in Of the Court House in TIE city Jackson
sell At public suction for cash 20 the highest bidder,
ne following described OF land lying N Madison
county, viz:
One eontaing "a , acres, beginning At stake
north Sc with fence les poles 10 stake
thence south SO $40 poles 10 stake and black oak
pointer south degrees east % poles 10 stake and
white oak pointer: thence south degrees east II poles
70 stake and dcgwooa pointer and BaTch- down the
same With it, mesndeTinEs ia poles 70 a stake and
iroRWood and red oak pointers MCGEE and Greea' 5
line thence 163 poles 10 links 10 Ms Wade ;
corner stake in CTreers fine thence north 10 stake
In the lover Brownsville road 3s5 poles thence west
% poles 10 stake in J. W Love corner thence north
l3l poles and Is links 10 the beginning % being TIE
same tract conveyed 20 said ;. q Reid by J. Il French
and " A. Morgan.
Another tract containing 23l acre. beginning at =
black oak L. H0rtgs southwest corner Of q p aers
lac; thence -. - poles q stake; thence south 1888
poles to water oa thence east So poles o" cnpols
gum thence north - poles 20 stake thsuee eh-i So
poles 10 post oak. Of 81 acre tract hrAes
north ISL poles 10 stake thence with ne u- OF sAlH
oak thence north 81 degrees 81 poles 10 white
oak thence north - degrees west 20 poles 10 an I'm
in thu south boundary Of said IS tract sOah
vast with his line 70 the bsginnng-beiug the TASt COZ
yeyed 10 said J. e. Reid by Jas. Johnson, executor
ALSO another tract containing S6 acres conveyed 10
said Reid by the executors Of said Jas. Johnson e
bTacrd in deed with above 23l tract when
deed is registered in the Registers office OF hAdisoH
county, in Book No n. page 4s7.
Tbs aforesaid OF land viii be sold separately
snd without the equity Of redemption which las oeel
waived in and BY supplemental dead made 70 me ~
said Reid the 2Hd OF April, 1915 and registered n
Book Of Trust No 1. page Sc here referred 70 Ne u
tie said lands believed 10 good bat Will sell
and convey only said sale being made 10 pay
balance Cf indebtedness due 20 Hawkins s Co
jsue24W. G.. n HAWKES., Trustee
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19
Arrears of Pay and Bounty.

Officers Soldiers ana Sailors Of the late war their
heirs, in many entitled money from the
Government Of which they have no knowledge, Write
fun history Of service, and state amount % pay and
bounty received Enclose stamp Co Gilmore Co. and
full reply, after examination will be Civ en- YOU free
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19
$4,000 REWARD
Surer Remedy

DR.. &. W. HENDERSON,, Nashville,
Agent for DR.. ThorntOn's Medicines:
Having used two bottles Of Or. THoENTON's ENsLr-H
LIVER BLoOB AEnIcsNE, your request, / state
without hesitation that have found IL valuable and ef
fective inmy case-I SIRE I have been materially
benefited by Taken in small doses. II gives in
convenience the patient. am not doctor enough -
give scientific for the faith that u hut
all similarly afflicted Go thou and do hkeWise.
Nv affection diSordered liver, and impure
Of the blood. accompanied with distressing and dan
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19
TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Property
Thursday, February a4th, 1876,

TTSDER aud in pursuance OF authority vested In
u me 80 Trustee by a certain Trust Deed made BY
J &. Reid, AID registered in ths Registers oce Of
Madison county, Tenn, in Book Of Trusts No.
81 20 which reference Is here made. I will on
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19

is ten inmates faster than Psdncah time
CONNECTIONS al NortOuyilIe with St louis
and s. L r. K for HendsrsnUville. Evansville St Louis
Hopkinsville Guthrie, Nashville; OwensbOro juno
on with K. 0. y r. R. for OweHsborO: Al Elizabeth
town with Louisville Great southern Railroad: at
Louisville with Louisville Cincinnati Short Line with
Louisville Cincinnati Nail Line, Witk Ohio nisss-
sippi Railroad. and with Jsf-rsouvile. Modsou In
diauapo, Railroad, for all poruts Sorth and Fast
Through Tickets tur SalS AZ ths Company oice and
al all The principal stations un VI. y and n o. -. l..
and &. Railroad
A. a THROUGH FREIGHT LINE, The Lousyll-. Pa
tucaH South-W esJcrG IA 49, affords facilities supe-
and east via Louisyill ? points southeast via
Nashville. For 'hrou, Riding aud Information az
70 rates " rostes app n Calvert, Local gent.
ducAh, ny D : WHITCUNB Sgpt
EbN AND WILSON louisville, nv.
zen. +. & ?. Ag't louisville XIV
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19
LOUISVILLE, PADUCAH
And Southwestern II. r.
NORTH AND EAST!

Direct Route from PADCCAH 10 HENDERSON. Ev ANS
WILLIE. NASHVILLE, OWENSBORO, EL.rZ-
ABETHTOWE, LOUISVILLE
and All nnInfs
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19

Alexandria (Va.) Gazette: y feud Of
long standing between two prominent
citizens of Fairfax county, Mr.. +. NJ.
Lowe and Mr.. James COckerille, residing
near Dranesville, eliminated yesterday
in 4 challenge 70 mortal combat by +. II.
Lowe, Mr.. John Palmer, of London coun-
ty, acting as bearer. Ii was received
with the cool reply, ''1ell him TO so TO
HI" WhereupOn Lowe ordered publ
cation of hand bills TO be posted in public
places, denouncing COekerille as = cow
ard, slanderer, scoundrel, puppy, etc.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19

When Little Falls wife demonstrated
with her husband for staying out late at
night, he retOrted: "YOu got me into
the way of Ii. Before we were married,
you used to throw your arms around my
neck at three o'clock and say, Don't 20,
darling; it's early yet;' but now If hap
pen to stav out till two, IL is a terrible Rf-
fafr
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19

With most liberal terms TO Sub agsuts Sod for spec.
men copies and agents out1l-
gents wanted 81 every post sr-ss
address all letters 10
FAHAN = MCLEAN. Publishers.
LLNCINNATI- OHIO
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19

G. ". HENDERSHOI,
Nashville, Tenn.
Sold by all Druggists.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19

A man twO-thirds drunk encountered
an aged apple-wOman, and reaching out
to shake hands, inquired: Hi! old gal
wouldn't We like TO be s-sOmebOdy's dar-
ling?" She whirled him around and
gave him push, saying; "Be of, now
It's no place on the street TO be whisper
i'm loyei''
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19

An Irishman, arriving in this country,
took fancy to Yankee girl, and wrote
10 his wife: Dear NOrsh, these melan-
choly lines are to inform you that died
yesterday, and hope you are enjoying the
same blessing. l recommend you to mar
~ Jerry O'Rourke, and take care Of the
| childer. From your affectionate husband
| until DEATH
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-19
Celebration for the Centennial Year

II you would know and EnderStHua thu issass merits
and effects Of past aud future sglation read the
qursr during IEs all Important crisis and snbserhe for
the y-sF 1915.