Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-12-07

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REDwNE.-The analysis OF learned
professionals establish, that Redwines arr
the best and least delletireus Of all bever-
ages. In this connection we would state
that Rufus Redwine, at his bar, presided
over by that most popular dispenser Of
elixers, Charlie O'Bryan, keeps the very
finest quality Of Wines as well as Liquors
Ali who love such should call on Redwine
and get the pure article. Charlie knows
how to fix 'em up.
THAT SLUNIBER.-The sleep of a thou.
sand years, predicted by Northwestern
| prophet, and published by Us two weeks
| ago, has caused considerable excitement.
] especially among bachelors, &c. sc.
Our advice to the young ones, is get mar
ried and enjoy themselves; TO the cid ones
is held out the charming promise that they
will wake up young again, and that they
will have another opportunity to do their
duty according to scripture.
SCIENTIFIC LECTUREs.-Prsf. Bright,
Of the Presbyterian Female College, de-
livers every Friday night, in the Hall OF
subjects. These lectures are interesting
a. well as instructive, and young folks es-
pecally should attend them. Such lectures
As DIR. Bright gives will prove Of infinite
advantage to students Of every grade and
sex. and will Iorcibly impress, by illustra-
ton, the great principles of science.
DOING WELL.-One day this week we
- h., . l.
Co., on Church street, and were pleased to
find this excellent firm up to their eyes In
cotton. This firm individually and collee-
tiyely, are live men, and combine the rare
clement OF experience, prudence and liber-
atty. They deserve success and will at
tain it,
THE House, Jackson has no better or
more worthy grocery firm, than that OF
Brooks 81 Hubbard. They are young msn,
but possessed Of high order of business
talent. Their stock is unsurpassed in the
city for variety and quality, and their ac-
commodating spirit, fair dealing and uni
versal kindness is the subject Of general
praise. They deserve prosperity.
ABoUNDESG.-Few places in the city so
abound with good things, both eatabIe and
drlnkable, as the new hotel and bar of Ruff:
RedwiAe's, on Market street, opposite
WIG AND TRIBUNE efice. Mr.. Redwlne
as caterer, displays taste and liberality of
the highest order; while Charlie O'Bryan,
the graceful, accommodating knight Of the
bar, pTesides over his flowing department
in manner absolutely charming to behold
If you want an old fashioned feast, call at
the new hotol-Ruf. and Charlie will fll
you up with good things,
FREE SCHooLs.-More than year ago
we urged the establishment of free city
schools in a series of articles. We are still
an earnest advocate of the system, and
hope that it will be made an issue in the
pending city election. Next week we will
argue this vital question "iR ertenso."
COLORADo.-Messrs. Barna & Pace, Of
whom we spoke last week, are still in the
city, and have succeeded beyond their ex-
pectatiOns in securing emigrants to ColOra-
do, the Eldorado OF the West. The won
dreUs productions of that wonderful cline,
exhibited by them, have excited enthusi-
astic interest, and hundreds daily crowd
the Reading rooms 10 see for themselves,
make inquiries, and purchase lots in Green
City. The West, the new untrameled
West, is the land for young men and those
in INDECENT circumstances to lay the foun-
dations of future fame or fortune. A large
number Of persons are going out from this
section, and we actually believe we've got
the Colorado fever too.
PATIENCE AND PRRsEYERANCE.-Asa an
illustration Of the fact that there is patience
and perseverance in Jackson we win state
that, one day this week we saw vigorous
young man on Lafayette street placidly and
yet industriously showing coal into cellar
with a spoon. By perseverance, that
young man will yet ''sling'' coal on steam
boat or shove chunks on Railroad En-
CINE.
AN ELEGANT REsoRT.-The fayorite re-
sort in this city for epicure is John Da-
dss Oyster Saloon in the Post Office build
ing. None but the very finest oysters are
served in this saloon, and as for cooking the
world cant beat John Dado. MIR. Dado is
assisted by Mr.. Louis Boone an attentive ex-
perienced and obligiRg gentleman-and be-
tween them, they conduct the most COM
plete and enjoyable oyster saloon ever seen
in this city. Perfect order is maintained
and no drinking or rudeness is permitted.
Ladies need not hesitate TO visit Dados; for,
beth him and Boone are sober, high minded
gentlemen. This establishment, in all the
elements of merit, is absolutely trst e ass,
and aS such we endorse it.
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RALLY or IT'S FRIENDs.-A. NJ. johnson,
Secretary Of the Elyton asd Tennessee
Railroad Will address the citizens Of Jack
son. at the Court House, on Saturday, Dec
:, 1872, in behalf Of the extension Of said
road from Pittsburg Landing through Nc
Marry and Henderson Counties to Jackson.
AIR. johnson is a very forcible and eloquent
speaker, and ~ he is laboring for the good
of our growing city, we bespeak for him a
large audience-one in keeping with the
great enterprise he proposes 10 inaugurate
IN our midst. other speakers will doubt
less follow Mr.. johnson, resolutions look
ing 10 a practical beginning will be passed,
and Tennessee VIII respond to the wants OF
the friends Of the new line of Railway,
opening up the coal-felds and iron-ribbed
mountains of Alabama. Let no citizen of
Jackson forget this meeting. Wespeak ad-
yisedty, when we sly, it viii probably be
the next railway that will tap the heart of
West Tennessee.
OLD EP.-Well, ''old Ep." has played
the very dickens in this city! Why he has
actually dismounted our policeman. We
could have stood most anything, and in
fact was prepared for many dire results from
cold Fps" selt-invited visit, but wen be
hanged if we can stand the dismounting Of
our police. Just think of those dignihed
and delicate gentlemen being forced to
walk a square or two TO investigate n row.
The very idea suggests "Dante's Help in
all its terrors. A "whole city full" of
sympathetic hearts will respond to ours on
this truly fearful occasion. Can't the May
or furnish oxen for these suffering gentle
men? We imagine that we see them now,
moving gracefully up Main street, mount
eP e.. Bail, Buck and Brandy, TO investi-
gate the origin of few loud compliments
passed three days before between = couple
of old colOred women, and making out q
case"