Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-01-06
CITY AND COUNTY ITEMS.

/ his Merchant Tailoring AMI Clothlng eh-
adjustment 10 Shannon street, next door
TO Binford's Wholesale grocery, where he
viii be pleased to see his old friends. 6tf
The wonderful frultfulneis Of the crop of
candidates about this time was charmingly
illustrated last week, by aH unsophisti-
Gated gentleman Of the 'genus homo" re-
| questins us 20 announce his name a. can
dldate for deputy Sheriff"
Houston & SRyIe have just received
100 Bbls. Flour, IS Bbls,, Half Bbls. and
Kegs Molasses, large stool; New Orleans
Sugar, and 90 Bbls. Irish Potatoes, in which
they offer great bargains.
NOTICE To TAX PAIERs.-Cost win be
assessed to all taxes not paid by the 25th
December. J. NJ. McREE,
State and County Tax Collector.
November 10th, 1871.
For RenI.-The elegant store on Main
street, formerly occupied By Morris Jaretz-
Ky. Apply to Gen. Campbell or to Morris
Jarctzly. jan6tt
AT COST! AT COsT.!-J. Friedlob, one of
the best and cleyerest merchants in the city,
is Offering his large Fall and Winter stock
at cost. Men and women viii consult their
interest by reading his card in another
column.
A SUCcEss.-The ball at the Court House
on Monday night last was, in every respect,
grand success. More beautiful, lovely
and graceful women; more gallant, ehival-
rous and worthy young men, never graced
any occasion.
WANTED-A partner, with cash capital
of $1,000, TO go into the Livery bust
ness in this city,
Address, LOCKE BROWN,
jackson, Tenn.
The well-known grocery firm OF A. G.
Treadwell IS Bros, Of McEnphis, respectful
ly invite attention to their card in another
column, and share of the trade of this
section. oc21-3m
William Hamilton, colored, is
being tried for the murder Of John Fletcher,
coIored, as we 20 to press. The killing
took place near Gadsden, in July last. 1t
is not thought that Hamilton will be con-
vieted OF more than manslaughter.
WISE AoTIoN.-The County Court has
passed an order that all persons or firms
who are or who may hereafter engage in
regular jobbing business in the city of jack
son shall not be taxed for that privilege
This is wise. and speaks volumes for the
intelligence and foresight Of the Court.
MoRN1NG OR EVENING STAR?-In the
west end OF the Anderson Il Taylor block
beams a regular morning and evening star.
Il is Jarret Collins "Star Saloon" where
the finest wines, whiskys, or brandys can be
had at any and all times by the drink, quart
| or gallon. 2w
During the Holidays we heard a youth
melodiouSly singing, 81 won't so home till
morning." He didn't go. He stayed in the
calaboose.
| YOUNG BUT SoUND.-L. solomon ST., one
OF the youngest, yet one Of the best mer-
chants in the city, invites the patronage of
the readers Of the WING AND TRIBUNE in
this issue. Read his card and try him.
FINE WINES AND LIQUoRs-Served mp
| in unequaled style at the "Hole in the
wan,'' No. % Monroe Street, opposite Pea
bhdy Hotel. Also free lunch every day,
| epicurean in every respect. The lovers OF
''good things" should not fail to call at this
saloon when visiting Memphis. ap.22-1y
On Tuesday of Christmas week a colored
"demi monde" was borne 10 the ealaboose
| by four stalwart colored gentlemen, in
state Of inebriated Inconsistencies. The
promiscuousness with which her heels beat
the air during the transportation was curl
ous,if not startling, to behold.
Persons desiring anything in the line of
Builders Hardware. such as Locks OF every
description, Hinges, Gate and Door Latches,
Sash Fastenings. &c, &C., should call on c.
". BATES, who has the Largest and most
complete stock ever brought to this market.
He also keeps Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mould
ings and Brackets constantly on hand.
GAs.-The gas now being furnished the
city by the Citizens Gasllsht Company, is
equal If not superior TO any we ever saw
The works have been received by the CON-
pany from the builders, and we eonsratu-
late them upon the eminent success of their
scheme.
| OLD FASHIONED EATING HoUsE.-This
popular establishment has been removed to
the corner of Market and Lafayette streets,
Psyne's old stand. I. W. Norwood, the
proprietor, is the very prince Of caterers,
and viii continue, as Of yore, TO supply his
table with the very best.
SELECT BALL.-Ou Monday night next,
under the auspices Of a number of
the young men of this city, there will be a
grand ball at the City Hall. 1t will be a
recherche affair, and the beauty and chiv-
airy Of Jackson will be out in force. Invi-
tations have been extended.
OLD RELIABLE.-R. II. Anderson & Co.,
among the oldest and largest merchants in
the city, rs well as among the most popu-
lar and deserving, commence the New
Year with us as usual. We can say MOTH
ing In the praise Of this firm that the peo-
pie do net already acknowledge, and hence
we will simply cali attention TO their card
in another column.
Our readers are specially referred to the
card Of j. a. Harrison, jr., which appears
in this issue. Mr.. Harrison is a son of Rev
Mr.. Harrison OF this city, and enters upon
his professional career in the ''Queen City
! of the West" under the highest auspices
Highly educated, of strict integrity and
purest morals, we feel sure that he will
succeed in the most exacting Of all pro-
fessions-the law. We advise our friends
| who may have business in st. Louis 70
4 Iii r. H.,