Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-02-08
CITY AND COUNTY ITEMS.
For the best Apples, 90 TO

&c. sHARP'S.
FURNITURE. CARPETS, Oh Cloths,
Mattings, Window Shades, Damask, Lace
Curtains, Cornice for Windows, Moulding
for Pictures, at
Jan 25-it. W. ID. ROBINSON'S.
Oysters, Oysters.
At Dado's. The finest ever brought te
this city.
REMOvED.-The New Hardware House
Of J. W. Smith & Co. have removed to Ha-
ley's late stand on shannon street, where
they invite the especial attention Of Cuun-
try Merchants and farmers to their large
and fresh stock Of hardware, stoves and
iron. They are agents for the Avery plow
direct from the factory.
PRoGREssING.-TTai after train is ar
irving daily in this city, loaded with iron
| and material for laying the track on the
! Miss. Central r. Il. extension. The work
Of track laying from this city north, will
begin in ten days or two weeks, and by the
middle Of March VIC hope trains will be
running to Milan.
FLATrERING.-The performance Of the
Jackson Dramatic Club, on Monday night
was a most 1attering success. The drama
of Jessie We're was well rendered, and the
music and dancing first class. The club
| displayed highly creditable talent, and we
hope will give another entertainment soon.
| The audience was unusually large consid-
ering the imclemency Of the night.
JrHsiB II O'Clock
At night Dado serves oysters to his Gus
toners.
The best place to buy Builders Hard
ware, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings and
Brackets, both for quality, large assortment
and cheap prices, is OF c. T. Bates, He al
so keeps the Human Crate, which he war
rants to be superior to any CRATE eXtant, it
being an Improvement on the Wallace CRATE.
"BY GEORGE."-And he Is still there,
and in palace Of Oriental luxury, devoted
to Bachus, holds Court daily. His palace
is known far and wide as the "Hole in the
Wall,"-No. 10 Monroe street. opposite the
Peabody Hotel, Memphis, Tenn.
mar16-1y.
FRESH OYsTERs-By the can, at Dado's.
METALLIC CASES AND CAsKETs,
Wood Coffins and Coffin trimmings, thelar
gest stock in the market at
Jan 25-Gt W. ID. ROBINSON'S.
Every Day.
Fresh Oysters received at DADO'S.
CoLoRED sHARPERs.-James VanDyke
and Madison Bell, colored sharpers, were
arrested on Thursday for swindling an old
country darkey out Of $50. They won the
old innoeent's money by a trick similar to
three card monte, called the spool trick.
The sharpers are in the calaboose awaiting
trial before the Recorder. The money was
recovered.
VERY FINE AND FOR CAsH.-George
NJ. Robertson, the Prince Of Butchers, will
continue 10 keep the very best Meats in the
market, at his store in the Anderson and
Tayle, Block, on Market street. He wants
cash customers; and such will enable him
to continue to furnish the most choice
meats. Try Robertson.
NOT sCARED.-A few days ago a worthy
and ancient darkey entered store on
Shannon street and was aceosted by the
proprietor thus-"Why, Uncle Sam, amt
you afraid TO come to town in the midst Of
the small poxg' Uncle Sam, with great
complacency replied, "why bless your
soul. MasSa, no; Use done had the UeTy
Lard.
FRESH OYsTERs.-Just received at Da-
dos.
,.., 49,, ~, c,,,,,,.,- 49,. - ri
| dence in Jackson, on Thursday the 9th Of
! January, a small black Horse, with star in
the forehead, small wart on the left ear, and
nearly a natural PAGER. 1 will literally
reward any one who will deliver said ami
NAL to me in jackson, or give information
that VIII lead to bis recovery.
PERRY SUTTON,
jan25-if Jackson. Tenn.
/ MATTRESSES, Of all kinds, made to or
der, at the factory Of
Jan 25-6t W. d. ROBINSON.
MOVED! MONED!-Dr. w. h. SPen-
Ger has moved from his former rooms, in
the Glass block, TO the Whitlow building,
on the corner Of Market and Main streets,
above W. f. Alexander's elegant store. In
his new quarters the Doctor has an ele.
gantly furnished suit of rooms, and is bet
ter prepared than ever TO serve his numer.
Gus patrons. Feb Let.
The Very Finest
Fresh Oysters served daily at
DADO'S.
Dickinson, Williams q Co.,
| n
and Produ Merchants, go Front street
Memphis.
A SMAsH.-On Monday morning The
shelving of r. A. Treadwell Il Co.'S larg,
Grocery Store fell in, smashing jars, bot
ties, and things generally, causing NUN
! Der one scare. Mr.. Treadwell and Mr.
Bostick were caught under the wreck, bu
not much hurt; Mr.. KiEer, Railroad con
tractor, was struck on the right leg by IN
top OF the shelving and severely bruised
, We never saw such a miX-up of goo
E things Damage about $50.
THE BROWNSVILLE STATEs.-The edi
e tor of the Brownsville States is evidentl
suffering seriously from that hard whiske
which he ate during the cold spell. In hi
exquisitely charming and chaste paper
the LIST inst, he elegantly remarks, that W
''haVe the wit OF a seullion grated on I
the slang of q Bowery Rough" Now,
we wanted to deal plainly with our neigl
h Dor we would say that he, invariably,
= all controversies, whether serious or joel
5 lar, displays the wit of an ass and the cou
n age of the skunk, aud then we would ape
# ogize-both to the ass and the skunk
It the comparison.
t JACKSON DRAMATIC CLUB will repe
& "Jessy We're" on Monday night at ToI
n Inns Hall. The performance Of this Cll
I on Monday night last was highly crcdital
Is to our City as well as 10 the Club, and '
in hear upon all sides, the highest encomiuI
n upon their dramatic talent. The exhil
ton on Monday evening next will co
clude with a Grand Concert, the perforl
Vi ers embracing the highest musical talent
the City. Admission only 80 cents. /
O served seats IS cents. Children 25 cents
4 Young MAN AT PRATER.-To see
Young man At prayer is indeed beautii
sight. But there is young gent, not
from this city, whose prayers are ratl
mixed, in fact startling. He was oyerhea
one night in his devotIons and is report
thusly: 20 Lord, forgive my sins-Wl
in the hell is that! Clearing q noise "a
preserve me through the niCht-dam