Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1871-11-18

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CITY AND COUNTY ITEMS.
!, PREACHING.-TheR Rev. A. II. ThomA
!. Of Memphis. viii preach at the East Meth'
a dist church tomorrow morning, Sunday
at II o'clock.
NOTICE TO TAX PA1ERs.-Cost will b
assessed to all taxes not paid by the 25t
: December. J. M. McREE,
State and County Tax Collector.
November 18th, 1871.
FAT AND JUICY.-Th. beef dispensed a
COTS stall in the market house on Tuesda,
was truly epicurean-fat, tender and juicy
Mr.. Gof always keeps the best, and is on
OF the most live and reliable market men il
the city. Try him.
; The jackson String Band led by Franz
Clark and the inimitable Rosy, fIrnishe,
last week at Tomlin's Hall as fine music a
we ever heard. This band has but few
equals, and no superiors anywhere I'm tn,
South.
Farm TO Rent.---From the twenty
fifth of December next, the plantation one
and half miles west from Jackson, lying
on the Campbell road, beyond Sandy
Branch, will be leased for the year 1872, OF
for longer term. For terms etc, apply 70
nov1s-3t JNo. W. CAMPBELL.
Mr.. Matthew Lane, Of this county, placed
on our table last week, well developed
ear Of corn which contained 1105 full grains.
4 finer specimen we never saw. Who can
beat ftp
MUsIc.-The Berger Family, the world
renowned Swiss Bell Ringers, will exhibit
in Tomlin's Hall, on the evenings of the
9th to Both of this month. Their per-
Torrance is wonderful as well as delightful,
and all who love the music OF sweet bells
In tune should be on hand.
HONEST HoNIEsll If you want TO get a
home in Jackson or the county, call on me.
oct3S-lm RoBT. b. HURT.
STRAYED OR SrOLEN-Late on Saturday,
Nov. 9Th, in front of Monroe MitchelPs
Grocery, one black horse, sbout 141< hands
high, star in the forehead, and five years
old. Any information leading to his recov-
cry will be rewarded by the subscriber, at
| capt mannb IRrm.
Wv VIM. PARRISH.
w. S. Wisdom, Esq, one Of the oldest
and most distinguished citizens of Nc
Marry county, and of West Tennessee, is
lying dangerously i'll at his residence in
Purdy. His son, Col. ID. NJ. Wisdom, one
Of the editors Of this paper, has been
called to the bedside Of his afflicted father.
PERsoNAL.-One of old Henderson's wor-
the Grocery firm of J. J. Anderson & Co.,
Of this city. His hest of friends in Hender-
son county will not fail to hunt him up
when visiting the city. They want bar
gains, and J. W. Anderson is the very man
for them to trust.
Our city "dads'' have kindly consented,
at last, to let US have gas lights. They or
dered on Wednesday night, the construc-
tom and erection Of fifty lamps with fix
lures complete.
The China, Glass and Quesnsware table
Of J. A. Collins, in Floral Hall during the
Fair, was one of the richest displays Of ia
BILE furniture we ever saw. 1t attracted
universal attention by the variety, beauty
and tasteful arrangements Of the goods.
Mr.. Collins makes this department spe-
ciality, and keeps the finest and best assert
ed stock in the city. He authorizes us to
say that he has all the goods in his house
of which he had samples on exhibition
during the Fair. If any Of our readers
want China, Glass and Queensware, they
should not fail to call on
/ ia. COLLINS.
The improvements in this city, during
the year, will double that of any year in it's
history. Even blind man can see that
Jackson is destined to be the Indianapolis
of the Southwest. The few old fogys yet
LETT among us, should be curried with a
sharp tooth rake, until their sluggish blood
is made to flow in harmony with the spirit
OF the hour. Live, enterprising. ambitious
men, men who think OF the future, and
would be with the foremost in the great
race Of life, have no time to waste on grum-
blers or stand-stills, or selfish misers, OF
| riiSa who prefer the twilight of the past to
the sunlight Of the future. Men that won't
move with us, must be armed of the high
| way, and Iess in the dlich and mire.
Persons desiring anything in the line OF
Builders Hardware. such as Locks Of every
description, Hinges, Gate and Door Latehes,
Sash Fastenings, &C., &c, SHOULD call on c.
T. BATES, who has the Largest and most
complete stock ever brought to this market
He also keeps Sash, Doors, Rlinds, Mould.
ings and Brackets constaH.sy on hand.
FINE WINES AND LIQUoRs-served UT
in unequaled style at the "Hole in the
WALL" No. % Monroe Street, opposite Pea
bhdy Hotel. Also free lunch every day
epicurean in every respect. The lovers o
good things should not fail to call at thil
saloon when visiting Memphis. ap.22-1y
Col. W. j. Sykes, of Memphis, and other
will address the citizens of Jackson OIL
Thursday next, the 3Sd, at the Court Hous
on the subject Of our railroad and manu-
featuring interests. A large attendance i
expected. Let all be ambitious Of shown,
, that they are alive to the future Of on
, growing young city.
r The well-known grocery firm of A. c
Treadwell & Bros, OF Memphis, respectful
" invite attention TO their card in anothei
column, and a share Of the trade Of thi
section. oc2i-Sn
PREMIUM STALLION.-The two year oil
stallion Of j. Il. Morfett, Of Henderson
which took the premium at our Fair, wa
!, one of the finest animals We ever saw
Thorough breed, its pure blood showed i
: every movement, and we congratulate Il
owner and old Henderson upon the posse:
sion OF so splesdid an animal. Mr.. Morfet
is live man, a great fancier Of bloode
stock, and we hope to see him again mex
f Fall, contesting for premiums in the grea
West Tennessee FAIR.