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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-07-03
Legal Notices.
LAND SALE.
lIrlliam D. Liuger, Executor,

lIrlliam D. Liuger, Executor,
Matilda NJ. Liuger aud Others.
By virtue OF a decree Of the County Court
Of Lewis county, in this case, ! viii sell a,
public auction TO tho highest bidder in
front of the court house of Lewis county,,
On the Cd day Of August, 1850,
that being the FIRST day the August term
q the County Court of Lewis county, a
Tract Of
los ACRES AND ZIG POLES OF
LAND,
on Road Run, branch Of Dig Skin Creek,
in Lewis county, devised by Nicholas D,
LingOr in his will 10 his daughter, Mary
Jane Ltnger.
TERiNS or SALE.
a credit Of one and two years, the puF-
chaser TO give notes with good security,
bearing interest.
HENRY BRANNON,
Special Commissioner,
june12
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-07-03
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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1880-03-27
HERE'S SOME MORE OF THE SAME
What' Journalistic HOnesty.n

D. F. Wallace in his paper this week
quoted from the Cookville Echo part
of its lecture to the Era and STAND.
ARD, quoted that part which applied
to the STANDARD, and left off what the
Echo said personally to d. F. Wallace.
We now give the other part-that part
which is applied to the Era alone.
Yes, "there's more to follow" and
here it is:
Bro. Dave, if you did sign that paper
of writing, and you did carry it around
and get Others to sign it, A. M. Bur.
ney among others, come up like lit
tie man and tell the STANDARD man
that you did do it, and you did favor
the 5O-4 measure in its incipiency and
that the Legislature did come to Saw.
age. This is the right doctrine; if you
don't the STANDARD man, McDufi
like, will clay on" until you will have
to "repent in sack cloth and ashes"
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1880-03-27
Sill at the Old Stand.

H. l.. Walling desires to say to his
old friends and customers that he is
now almost daily receiving additions to
his Spring and Summer Goods. He
has everything usually kept in the dry
goods line. Hats, shoes and clothing,
and over and above this he keeps con-
stantly on hand queensware, hard
ware and things that will wear well,
such as Leather, Lasts and Avis, the
things the shoemaker is said to have kill
ed his wife with, as well as all other
Shoe Findings which cannot be found
any where else in town. Also cotton
cards-not made out of cotton but for
cotton, and a fine article of Salt, the
real Chloride of Sodium.
And if you haven't got Bible and
are unable to buy one, call on Losing
and he will take pleasure in presenting
you one in behalf of the American Bi.
Bile Society.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1880-03-27
New Department.

The Owl department or the depart
ment of the Owl has been established at
the suggestion Of a friend to prevent
KuKluxism as well as the cfenses that
lead to that lawless court. For instance
if a man becomes ro,orious for any
meanness the owl will touch up his
case for the STANDARD without calling
names, and this may save him visit
from the KuKlux. If temperate peo-
pie so-called should visit the saloons by
night the owl will take notes of the
same.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1880-03-27
This Issue OF the Standard-All
Printed at Home.

1t was decided when we bought the
STANDARD that as soon as practicable we
would print the entire paper at home.
We take pleasure in informing our
readers that we have now put that de-
cision into execution, and present them
this issue of the STANDARD as an evil
dence of the>same, all printed in Nc
Minnville, on an extra article Of fine
and beautifully tinted paper, manufac-
tured at Manchester, Coffee county, by
the Stone Fort Paper Company.
We therefore unfurl the STANDARD
to-day in its home dress. and in behalf
of home institutions, and home enter.
prises. 1t is in deed ard in truth a
Mountain City. Enterprise, devoted to
the interests of all the people of the
mountain district and adjoining coun-
ties.
We ask the readers of the STANDARD
to examine closely the article of paper
we use, the mechanical neatness of the
printing, the matter and tone of the
editorials and selections, the literary
and moral character of the paper, to-
gether with the class of advertisements
found in this issue, as well as the gen.
eral directories, market reports and
general miscellaneous news, and decide
for themselves whether they can afford
to be without such paper in their
families and around their fresides,
when it costs only 81 gear, postage
prepaid. Contrast the STANDARD
with other county papers that you have
been accustomed to read and then de-
eide as to your duty in the premises.
We want every family in Warren coun-
ty to have the paper, as well as many
in adjoining counties, and for this pur-
pose we will still furnish it awhile long
er at 81. But every thing is going up,
and especially paper, and we will be
compelled to raise our subscription price
soon.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1880-03-27
The Second Contrast.

The STANDARD uniformly has de-
clared itself in favor of a united democ-
racy and united effort for a grand vic
tory in both State and National cleo
tiOns, The Era in its editorial of this
week, March 25th, 1880, declares that
"au hope of a reconciliation between
the two elements of the democratic
party is now abandoned"
What has occurred, M Era, to cause
you to abandon "aU hope?" What has
come over the spirit of your dreams
Have you concluded that you and your
pets can not be elected, and that you
will therefore split the party?
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1880-03-27

Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Smart were in town
one day this week, and their lovely daugh.
ter, Miss Anna B. Smart, spent several days
among her friends in McMinnville.
VIM. Collier Esq, one of the best and most
energetic farmers of Pleasant Cove was in
town yesterday. He always has something
to sell and knows exactly where to sell it.
Miss Jennie McClarty, of Louisville,
KY, niece of Mr.. Cyrus McClarty, accompa.
MED Mrs. Cyrus McClarty home recently
from that city, and is now sojOurning in our
midst
Col. John S. Wood, of Readyville,
was on visit to his brother Col. Ed
Wood, this week. He too, wants the
STANDARD.
Ut. Quarles, merchant of Sparta, accom-
panied by his wife spent Tuesday night in
McMinnville on the way to Nashville, and
returned to our town on their way back Fri.
day.
Mr.. Arsey Womack, of Horse Shoe Falls,
called on us few days ago and said all is
quiet and peace along the Caney Fork Dor.
der and the people want the STANDARD.
They shall have it without much money and
at a very low price.
We are pleased to learn that Prof. John
Brents, of Woodbury., is recovering from his
late serious illness and that the school over
which he presides has been re.opened and is
in operation under the charge of Miss Cora
Jones and Mr.. John Meade.
Miss Susie Jeanmaire, bewitching and
beautiful brunette from McMinnville, has
been visiting friends at Hillsboro, and has
returned to her mountain home very much
to the regret of all who met her while here
especially one young man.-Franklin Re
vie,o and Journal.
| Mrs. Thos. Almond who had made all hel
arrangements to return North, sold her farm
on the Sparta road one day this week to
Mr.. Samuel Black, and left her many
friends and acquaintance on Thursday for
o. We regret to lose such good citizens
but she acts very naturally in the course she
pursues.
George w. Parks, of Collins river, was in
town this week for the first time for many
weeks on account of his affliction arising
from that old wound received at Perryville
Ky. His wound was sadly neglected on
| that hard fought field for two days before
he received the necessary surgical attention
and it was then poorly dressed, and as a
consequence his leg is still crooked and
shorter than the other.
w. N. Ritcbey intends to start to
Rockburry, Kansas, soon. He called
and subscribed for the STANDARD be.
fore going-wise choice that-the
STANDARD will be capital thing to
have out there.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1880-03-27
Killebrew's Map.

Yes, that's the thing Of its kind above
all Others. If you want map of Ten
nessee that gives every thing ever Civ
en- by any other and more besides, call
and see this one in the STANDARD office.
1t is now Standard map in the STAND
ARD office. 1t has a patent attach.
ment never before used, and for con-
venience surpasses all Others. For sale
cheap. See Mr.. A. M. Jones, agent,
and "help" him all you can on the LIST
Thursday of August.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1880-03-27

Died, March 18th, 1880, aged nine months
lacking few days, little CORA MCAFEE.
This little flower, though it faded early as
sweetest flowers often do, has been trans
planted to fairer cline, where the chilling
winds and storms of earth can never reach
her. Farewell dear little Cora, no more on
earth will thy sweet smiling face be seen,
but thy precious form is ever present in our
memory. Thy infant heart was pure as the
untrodden snow, thy spirit gentle as the
morning dew. Thou art gone to join thy
kindred angels in mansions ON high.
Vervilla, Tenn. RIA. A.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1880-03-27

"Halloo, DEyid, ole fell, is that you?
We thought you were gone under?
eyes, but thanks to Journalistic
honesty I scrambled out after weeks
struggle-but that avalanche of odd
documents was a devilish cool affair
and especially at this time when the
Era was trimming its sails for lou tao
raid on the dear people,"
"Well, David, how about your COM
panions, the Committee and the Colo
mel p
"Well, you know the Colonel is an
old horse in politics-he's hard to
catch-but the Committee are swal.
lowed up without the benefit of clergy"
swell, David, you certainly are
cooled off by the process and toned
down considerably; no doubt that was
a cool affair as you say, but it may
prove profitable to you hereafter. Now
since you are cool tell us just how you
got out from under the avalanche of
those old documents of yours%
"Well, you see, as we said, the Col
onel is an old telIo'O in such calamities,
and we ourselves have been in the bust
ness about rs years and our escape was
wholly owing to our Journalistic honesty,
which you know but little about from
your want of experience, but which is
the most wonderfully elastic thing
known to man. 1t can be stretched 50
as to cover the six sides of mathemat.
ieal cube without the least strain on its
tension !"
"Indeed! Indeed !! We confess we
know nothing about it. So good morn
ing, Davy. We prefer "the old fash
ion honesty" which requires men to
stand up to what they say and especial
ly what they sign!
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1880-03-27
The College SOciabIe.

We have been too busy this week
even to be social much less attend So
ciables. But we are glad to learn that
our friends had splendid affair of this
sort at the Female College Thursday
evening which was in numbers, enjoy
ment, and receipts of the evening"
the largest one of the series heretofore
held.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1880-03-27
Subscribers.

The STANDARD has more than twice
doubled its list of subscribers, and still
they come daily. Let every family in
the county come up and get it while 1t
is only 81 year.
Ifany of our subscribers fail to get
their papers they will please report the
fact to this Office at once. We mail
every paper ourselves by the list every
Saturday morning by 8 o'clock.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1880-03-27
A Card.
TO the Editor Of the Standard

TO the Editor Of the Standard:
| find the answer to my card to Mr..
Wallace of last week in the shape of a
communication in the Era this week
signed Subscriber" and marked
nMauntain Creek" Does any sane
man doubt for a moment that that ar
ticle was written in McMinnville. and
jp all probability in the Era Office?
The article in question is SO full of
falsehoods, and so little and mean
throughout, that | feel hesitancy in
paying any attention to it. My early
education taught me to look upon a
man who would strike me in the dark
as l would, one who would enter nv
CORN crib in the dark. have always
found that man who hides behind a
fictitious name to aSsail an individual
has a character of his own that will
not bear yentilating. In regard to the
sJprs cast upon me and my relatives, I
have only to say that none of us have
ever been charged with repudiating onu
individual debts.
The insinuations of Subscriber" that
I bought or had anything to do with a
greenback paper at jackson, and that
came here by the solicitation and as.
sistance of spectators, is false. But
it is useless for me to pay any atten.
ton to the falsehoods and misrepresenta.
tions Of the Era and some who write
for it. They are no sooner cornered
in ono batch than they set their heads
together to study up Others. They are
willing and ready to use any means
under heaven to crush the STANDARD
and why? Simply because it advo
Gates honesty in private and public
transactions, and is offered 10 the PEG
pile at a reasonable price.
As to Spectators, ask the homes
people of Warren what are their opin
ions as to whether the Era is not mo-,
sold out to be run in the interest of Ger
tain politicians and at the expense o
q split in the democratic party? L
this not clear from the fact that i
would not answer the question pro
pounded by the STANDARD, to-wit
f'Will the Era support Hon. H. L
w. Hill, Hon. Asa Faulkner or Gen
Dibrell for Governor but replied Il
the question by saying, at is none o
your business"
Respectfully,
r. p. BAKER.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1880-03-27

American Democracy = $50 Gay on
the Third Term policy. Mr.. Jefer.
son says:
eff some termination to the servi-
ces of the Chief Magistrate be not
fixed by the Constitution, or supplied
by practice, his office, nominally for
years, will in fact become for life, and
history shows hon. easily that degenerutes
into an Inheritance"
These are the words, the precise words
Of him whom we honor as the author Of
the declaration of our independence as
well as the ablest statesman of his age.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1880-03-27
People Will See!

Yes, and those whose eye-sight need
little assistance to see should call at
once on our friend L. F. Jeanmaire.
His new stock of Spectacles, Jewelry,
Watches. Chains, Clocks and Silver
ware is now complete. Call and get a
choice pick. He has notions too, and
is anxious to share them with his fel-
low citizens. m27-2t.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1880-03-27
The Popular Corner Drug Store.

W. Fl. Fleming, McMinnville, dealer
in Drugs, Standard Patent Medicines
and Chemicals, Toilet Articles, Soaps
and Purfumery, Braces, Trusses,
Sponges, Cigars and Tobacco; Pure
Wines and Liquors for Medicinal pur-
poses. The finest stock of Fishing
Tackle ever brought to McMinnville.
Fresh Garden Seeds; Paints, Oils and
Varnishes. Prescriptions carefully
compounded. Every thing in the
drug line at reasonable rates. m27-
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1880-03-27
The Spirit Is Rife.

The turnpike spirit is so rife that il
js breaking out in actual work in some
localities. The citizens of the vicinity
OF Charles Greek Factory have taken
matters in their own hands and turned
out with wagons and scrapers and made
that dreadful Faulkner Hill quite
smooth and passable. Whenever a
people decide to do q thing themselves
4 will be done.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1880-03-27
Anew Era began tRNm 10

the Zoth DAY OF Feb. 1881 by
g us six questions, all of which we
yss.siswered promptly in our next issue.
The controversy now pending arose on
our answer to the first question which
ia this, No. 81, Was the editor of the
Standard IN favor of the 50-4 measure;
and did he not vote for IT," We answer
ed this unequivocally in the affirmative
and stated that ID. F. Wallace editor
of the Era signed and circulated pa
per approving the 50-4 measure and
advocated it in his paper, the Era, and
in said paper claimed the honor of the
5O-4 measure as victory for Col. Say
age, But to be more plain if possible,
we made three charges against the ed
itcs Of the Era in giving our answer
to the question above stated.
l We charged him with signing and
circulating the paper approving "the
b0-4 measure" See our proof of this
charge in this paper under the head of
"Who handed the 50.4 paper round?"
2 We charged the editor of the Era
with advocating the 50.4 measure in
his paper, the Era.
3 We charged him with claiming
the honor of "the 50-4 measure" as a
victory for Col. Savage and that the
Legislature had come to Savage in
adopting "the 50.4 measure" For
proof of both these last two charges we
now refer you to our extracts from the
editorials of the New Era in the months
of March, April, May and June 1879,
which extracts you will find verbatim
in this paper under the head "Here are
the documents"
We charged no set words or form of
words but the facts above set forth,
and now submit the Era's language
ip its own editorials printed on our
first page under the head of sold docu-
mepts,' and ask every candid and truth
ful pan to compare those editorials
with the report OLD. F. Wallace's own
private committee, and then decide
who has misrepresented the "Record."
Please turn and read that article
carefully and decide for yourselves
whether we have proved these two
charges or not.
The Era denied all these three charg-
es hut now admits the first one as you
will see from his own statements made
last week, March 18th 1880. We SUBJ
init the whole question now to the in
telligent readers and promise to show
every word we have quoted from the
Fro in some issue of that paper,
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1880-03-27
For Chancellor.

ITO the voters of Warren, Coffee, Cannon,
L Grundy. Bedford, Franklin, Lincoln,
Rutherford and Moore counties; hereby
respectfully make known to you that am
candidate for Chancellor fthe Fourth Di
vision, which position now ho.d by appoint
ment. Election Thursday, August 5, 1880.
JNO. w. BURTON.
Murfreesboro, March 0, 1880.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1880-03-27
We are authorized to announce
A M. ZONES

las candidate for the office of Trustee and
Tax-Collector, of Warren County at the
August election, 1880.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1880-03-27
FOURTH PAGE.

The Sword of Damocles; A good Man
slandered; Memphis Semi-Centennial; Nc
Minnville District appointments; Are the
Children at Homer; Leaves of Gold Logi.
cal Hitch Our Evening of Prayer; TEN
peranoe Statistics; Take a Psper,(the STAND.
ARD); New and Approved Books; Job Of
fee List Of fresh Advertisements.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1880-03-27
INDEX TO THIS NUMBER.
FIRST PAGE.

General Directory-Country Churches
Lodges Courts; Town. Professional Cards
That Exparte Committee; The Requiem
Wanted: Here are the DOCUMENTS them
selves; High Tax; Journalistic Honesty
Who Started It?; Going Around and Hand
ed Around; Card to D. F. Wallace; Singu
larity Of Names; Editorial Notices: Rene
dies; A great year for this Country; Gen
eral Malone.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1880-03-27

O Era has %
y.hisrenty more
q posirf@. y possible. And
that all may see what we then
Aonv the follnwino from our
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1880-03-27
CANDIDATES.

Election First Thursday in August Neat.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-15

DUBLIC SALE.
i On MONDAY, DECEMBER p, 1880. will
West King street, the following city property,
viz, A lot of ground situated on the corner Of
Green and Duke streets. fronting on Duke
Green street l7714 feet, and along Low street
200 feet, upon which are erected u one.story
Double Frame House, Stable and Hog-Sty In
therein also hydrant, fruit trees, &c. Tho
fences around the grounds are in good order.
The property will be sold in lots or in the
whole as may best suit purchasers.
Sale to commence ut o'clock p. H., when
TRnsTEEs e fs Of 81. STErHESs, IS CHURCH
II. SHUBERT, Auct. dcc3-tsW&S
DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE CITY
i PrOpcrty.-On MONDAY, DEC. 20, 1850,
will be sol! at public sale, at the Cooper house,
Lancaster city, Pa, the following real estate,
to wit:
Mol, A lot of ground fronting 20 feet 10
inches on East King streets, between Lime and
Shippcn streets, and extending in depth 123
inches to Church street on West line, and on
East line los feet. making II front on Church
street of q feet. on which is erected an elegant
three-story White Marble front house. with a
two-story brick back building, No. 2i2 The
house has all the modern improvements. both
in style and finish, and is well worthy the at
tention Of persons wanting convenient and
pleasant home
No. 2 consists of n thrcc-story Brick House,
fronting IA feet and inches Oh East King
street, and extending in depth 81 feet inches,
No. East King street, Lancaster, Pa. This is
Il ii rst class business stand. now occupied as a
Shoe Store, by Mr. Levy. The above proper
Ties can be seen previous to the day OF sale by
calling on the occupants.
Sale to commence at O'Clock, y. H., of said
day. when attendance will be given and con-
JOHN K. METZGER,
unilnlStIatOr Z. I. q. d. ID. H., and Agent for
Aheirs OF John Metzger deceased.
SAMUEL HEss& Son Aucts. dl-W.S&M&sd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-15
Wrecked Tor Clerrvpnen,

~ believe it to he all wrong and even wick
cd for cIcr;symcn or other public men to he led
into giving testimonials to qu;tck doctors or
vile stuffs called medicines, but when really
mcritOriOus article is made up of common
valuable remedies known TO all, and that all
physicians use and ;rus! in daily. VIC should
freely commend il. Therefore checrfully anil
heartily commend Hop Bittcrs for the good
they have done and my friends. firmly be-
licVinG they have no equal for family use. l
will not bc without them
Rev. Washington. ID. &.