Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-12-12
At Private Sale.

Rev. Jas. n. Heard offers at pri-
vate sale the following articles.
One Grovestien Piano, purchased
recently and in excellent order.
Several fine mich cows.
a large sized Refrigerator, etc,
etc.
For terms apply at the residence
of DR.. Heard on Chester ST., Jack
son, Tenn. silt.
We regret to announce the death of
DIR. Warren O. White, of Holly
Springs, Miss. He died, as we learn
from the Reporter, at Allegheny
Springs, Va, on tine Goth OF last
month. He was highly esteemed by
the citizens of Holly Springs, among
whom he had lived for the past few
years, aud was "a man of noble impul-
ses. brave, generous and kind. The
writer of this knew him well, and
held him in high esteem, and extends
his sympathies to his surviving
friends.
"SMoKIsr. He haunts the Hobbies
of some of our public assemblies, and
mingles the odor of strange fire with
the incense of the sanctuary, but he
is endurable in contrast with the 'skir-
misher' who reconnoitres through the
slightly opened door, and for five or
ten minutes admits sheet of freezing
air upon the shivering worshipers in
range of his ventilator And last but
not least in this Had of assembly
woes, is the whistling fiend at thea
tres, concerts and literary festivals.
The Holly Springs Tribune says:-
We understand that Mr. Hargus has
bought out J. J. House and that Mr..
House is soon to open business in
Jackson, Tennessee. Holly Springs
will loose in Mr.. House the most ener-
getic and go-aheadative of her citizens.
"Dad-gum" if We know who is to I'LL
his place. Mr.. House has put out
more fires, built more house and done
more towards improving Holly
Springs, generally, than any half doz-
en- men since the war. Jackson, Ten
nessee, viii feel his energy in all de
par.ments of her business.
JOIN L. h. ToMLN, EsQ-By his
announcement published elsewhere,
it viii be seen that this gentleman is
candidate for the Office of Mayor
Mr.. Tomlin authorizes Us to state that
he will, in view of the financial con.
dition of the city at this time, aud
the heavy obligations resting on us.
by what is known as the tax for ''the
Machine Shops serve without elr-
pensation. Mr.. Tomlin Is fully der
titled with the interests of jack son, is
a man of high character, and il elect,
cd will make an excellent presiding
officer.
The iusolence of some dogs = cxas-
peraling in the extreme. On Sunday
afternoon we sauntered down the
Mississippi Central Railroad 10 q
point midway between the lower depot
and the river. Tho lealess forests of
the Forked Deer on the one hand and
the sporadic architecture of South
Jackson on the other, lay in striking
contrast, aud in 1.-THE soft sunlight
dreaming" We took Ia the TRANQUIL
picture. On our return along soma
avenue, nAmeless to u, We passed. a
domicil guarded by I, 5rindled, green
eyed Cerberus with one head, that
rushed franticaIy towards the trout
fence and seemed 10 be thirsting Tor
our blood as he threatened to demol.
ish the barrier .etweeu him and the
harmless pedestrian who writes This.
The savageism OF MS manner was ter.
rible to contemplate rs We fell back
quest OF some missile of death in case
he should carry the war into the
kings highway. We, ike a good