Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-04-11
SPECIAL AND LOCAL.
PERSONALS.

Jo Marley, Esq, OF Ripley, Is in the city.
The Hon. VIM. II. stephens, OF Memphis
Is in the city.
Hon. Robt p. Caldwell is in the city look
ing hale and comfortable
1T. Carthel and Legrand Jones, Esqrs.'
of Trenton, are at Mrs. Luckcy's.
Chas. T. Moss, ESD, and MAJ. Thos. Rich
nrd,on, OF Dyersburg, are In the city.
Col. ID Lee, OF Brownsville, Is I'm atten-
dence upon the Supreme Court.
AIessrs. A. c. Alvin. and Isaac L. li'"-
klns, OF Huntington, are In the CITY,
Judge Wright Of Memphis, Howell Jack
son Eso Judge scott and Attorney Cen
eral Helskcll arcin the city.
Ton.J.L.T. sneed Is at Mrs. Galloway,
Irdge Freeman at Mrs. Luckcy' and Judge
Turney at Mrs. Scuriocks.
Chief Justice Nicholson and Judge Dead
rick are TO be found at Capt. j. NJ. Wool
Iard's'
After our article upon the organization OF
the supreme Court was. put in type. Judge
Mcfarland arrived in the city, and no" oc-
cupies his scat on the Bench.
Mr.. William c. Harrison, youngest son OF
the Rev. John A. Harrison OF this city, left
on Friday for Sewanee University, where
he goes TO complete his education
Judge Jas. D. Porter, Of Paris, W. w. Ran
dolph. Esq, OF Memphis, and N. j. Card
well. OF Dresden, are guests of the Shrop-
shire House.
Can't. Dick Fenner, OF Florence, Alabama,
son Of our distinguished fellow-townsman,
Robt. Fenner, ST., is ON visit 10 his friends
and relatives in the city.
Mr.. Austin Elrod, who is now Mall agent
onthe Central Road, was in the Supreme
court room on Monday last, breaking in his
successor, Robert Fenner, Jr., as Sherih OF
the Court.
Mr.. +. II. Rhodes, announced IN this issue
of the " hlg and Tribune, as a candidate 'or
Ctrcuit Cont Clerk of Henderson county,
a. n most deserving young man, and fulIy
qualified to NIL tho Office TO which he as-
Pires-
Mr.. Jasper n. league, whose announce
ment appears in this issue of the Wing and
Tribune, for reelection TO the Office OF Trus-
tee OF Henderson county, has nlied that Of
fec for four years. There Is not more
honorable or kind or obliging gentlemanln
Henderson county, and hence he has never
fnIled 10 be elected Trustee by large msjori-
ties. He Is a good officer as well as clever
man. and deserves what hc enjoys the es-
TEEN and confidence Of his.people.
Mr.. A. E. Aydelott has been Sheriffoi Hen
derson county, for the past years, and II
is due him to say that no officer ever filled
n position more acceptably He Is ann0un-
ced in this issue OF tho Wing and Tribune
for re- election. Mr.. A. is one OF those very
few gentlemen to be found in these modern
times, whose popularity with the people
rests on the sound foundation OF merit, and
hence his claims are safe in the hands OF
the people OF Henderson, who know and
esteem him.
Weare authorized 10 say that Mr.. l.. NJ.
Ford OF Lexington, will be In the city next
week. In the interest OF his paper, the Re
porter. We hope his visit will be profitable
as well as pleasant. Our merchants enjoy
a large trade from Henderson and Decatur
counties, and in these counties the report
err has a large circulation. We believe our
business men Will consult their interests by
advertising in the Reporter literally, and
hence we hope they viii do so when Mr..
Ford calls on them next week.