Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-12-14

we Will ne unutI lAbLlAl=5 bb-A Is asAS-i'" -
n can't some young man at every post oilic'
in the county do likewise? We cordially
invite all news correspondence.
n ONE Too MANY.-Our excellent police
.. are especially felicitous in "making out
i cases." On Wednesday one Of them, and
one Of the best, too-made out just one toe
:, many however, for particulars, apply "a
b John Nc.
Paper and envelopes. At
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FRESH OYsTERs-served up, day or
night, in any style, at Daio's-
: EXTRA FINE.-It is the universal senti-
|. ment, not only Of home citizens, but thOss
from abroad, that the oysters served by
= John Dado, in the the Post Office building,
, are equal to any this side Of the csast.
Dado Is AA expert IN the business, and he is
full well assisted by Mr.. Louis Boone,
whose promptness and anabllity is worthy
! OF all praise. Epicures should call on Ds-
do, for they will not be disappointed. In
. deed, all who want real fresh, fine oysters,
served to perfection in any style, will find
Dado's the place TO get them.
For RENT.-Having leased another store
house for a term OF years, the one now
occupied by US is for rent. Apply sOon to
W. W. GATES JR. & co.
VALUABLE woRK.-We are under OBJ
legations to Maj. R. B. Hurt, Of this city,
for Handsomely bound book, containing
a report Of explorations and surveys made
by Brigadier General A. A. Humphreys,
Chief OF Engineers, U. 8. A, in the terrific
ries OF Nevada and Arizona. These explO-
ratiORs and surveys were made under
orders from the war department, and con-
Quoted under the immediate direction Of
1st Lieut. George II. Wheeler, of the engin-
eer corps. The book contains an excellent
and instructive map Of the territories men
toned, an exhaustive description and
analysis Of their resources, and will prove
TO emigrAnt, a work Of intrinAic value.
The Grover 4 Baker Machine is sold
cheaper, and on better Terms, than any 9TH
er first class machine. Call and See them
work J.H. LONG, AGENT,
Jackson, Tenn.
FRESH OYsTERs-Just received at Da-
dos. II
travel, faster than good, and false alarms
are much more easily started than stopped.
For several days past it has been currently
/ reported that there was small pox in che
| family Of Mr.. B. f. Gates, OF this city, and
while there was no truth, whatever, in the
report, yet it has been difficult TO stop 1t.
There is not, nor has not been case OF
small pox in Jackson, yet during the week
many good people have been on the very
verge Of stampeding: We warned the peo-
pie TO provide for the worst, on account Of
the existence Of this loathsome disease in
Memphis and other places in West Tennes-
see, and that is all.
THE READING Room AND DARKEY.- |
One day this week n venerable, solemn |
looking darkey, entered the Reading Room |
with much dignity and gravity, and in |
quired, DPS locking for the reading ROOM" |
On being informed that he was at the right /
place, he slowly drew a letter from his peck |
ct and handed 1t to Mr.. Green, saying: "If |
dis Is de reading room, wants to git dat /
letter read, sar." The letter was kindly /
read, and the old darkey retired highly
pleased with the accommodations OF the
city.
FOR SALE.-A fine residence and four
beautiful lots in the eastern suburbs OF the
city, and two lots near the Mobile and Ohio
Depot. For particulars apply to Job UNI
phlett, at Walsh & Harris, or John c. NJ.
Garland, Sion W. Boon or Capt. Collin
MeCutchen. jly27-tf
~. ,,,,,,s -, fscS-,rr r-rops ill SD |
II to their interest to call on G. 7. Bates for
their Sash, Doors, Blinds and Builders
Hardware, As he will not be undersold by
any house in the State, nor agent for any
Northern factory. Regular sized work kept
constantly on hand.
WAITING TO BE IMrRIsoNED,-A darkey
was seen one day this week, standing IN
front OF the ealaboose, evidently waiting
for some policeman to come aleng and lock
him up. The said darkey was doubtless
short Of blankets, and wanted To be i'm
prisoned in the calaboose, that he might
make the necessary "rise" in these necessa-
~ home comforts, without paying for them;
knowing very well that it was fully as easy
to get out Of the calaboose as to get in.
ANVA NAlAdA AN-Nh = WI DHtuA-
day night last, Charlie Golden, over come
by pure whisky aud gushing with fight.
and unproyoked. went
for and knocked down one Anderson. He
was captured by the police and ealaboosed,
but after a shert nap and perhaps desiring
q drink, he left that accommodating estab-
liahmsnt, and has net been heard from
since. His escape wss quietly and comfort
ably made through the floor.
AN APOLOGY TO OUR sUBsCRIBKRs.-l
We published last week = supplement con-
tainIng the Presidents Message, but owing
70 a miscsleulAtIon, there were not enough |
OF them to supply all OF cur subscribers.
Al soon, on mailing day, as we discovered
the fact, we adopted the plan OF sending
prorata TO every post office, and respectful
ly request Of these who received them TO
loan their copies to other of cur subscrib- ,
ers who did not. We very much regret the
mistake, but hope our readers will pardon ,
US and accept our apology.
NEW HoTEL.-Mr. R. N. Redwine has
opened in the well known "Yancy build {
ing a first class hotel and restaurant, and {
is prepared to furnish the public generally !
with hrEt class room and table aecommo- I
dations. While his accomm odations are
No. l, his charges are moderate, transient I
customers being lodged and fed at two dol {
lars per day or seven dollars per week, sim {
gle meals fity cents, and regular monthly /
boarders as cheap as any first class house ]
in the city. The house has been thorough {
ly repaired and reftted and will be kept in I
good order, and after the most approved /
style. Mr.. Rsdwine is a gentleman OF ex-
perienee, taste and hberality, and will be I
found unremitting In his Efforts to promote
the comfort Of his guests. His excellent
bar is in charge of that genial. accom- {
modating, as well n good looking expert, |
Mr.. Charlie O'Bryan, who will dispense {
the rich fluids OF that department with his
usual ease, grace and prompthess. Give +
the new hotel a trial. nov3Otf
PROVING TOO AUCH.-Jans Warren had T,
Tom johnson arrested on Monday, for call
ing her hard, vile names and curSing her.
Jane Swore in her own behalf, ond in CIV
ing her evidence, revealed the fact that she
"cursed" some too. This settled the cues
ton, and the Recorder find both OF them
This delighted John Nc beyond express
sion, for if there is anything that he does
like, it is 'making out ease,' and in this
instance he enjoyed the rare felicity Of max
ing two cases out of one.
THE BERGER FAMILY BELL RINGERs.- !
This well known and always nayorite |
troupe with our music loving citizens, as ,
will be seen by an advertisement in anoth- &
er column, are TO pay us a visit on Friday, ]
the Goth inst, and give our readers another !