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EpfefoI Dttpaseh TO The Chicago Tribune.
,ArAnysvlLIE, Mo-, July 9l.-Albert anl
Charles j.. ,rnlbott were brought tip to this
city from st. Joe this morning, prrparatory
to their execution tomorrow. A largc crowd
Is Hooking Into the city froM nit directions,
md 1t Is probable that not less tra1l. l0O0O
peoptc will witness tho hanging, MI tho propat.t.
ttons for which have now beon completed. 10.
siAy noon tho brothors ato Il hearty dnncr, ai''l
ctnverscsl With visitors, being seemingly III tho
best of spirits. Taey now nsssrt thor insioconao.
mur,iing, charging that Wyntt Killed their
fnthor, IL truB. 10th or those young man hnyn
wonderful nctvo. aud It Is beflnrUa Will dlu
Rntno.
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a DISHONEST PARTNER.
E..Hr4a} D4s,.rI$h IA tThs f,ht<.11.1 hsrftunAs

ELa1x, Ill, July ai.-Georgo West, of the
firm Of West Il Danicis, butchers, Of this city.
las abscontled with the flrm's bank account
and tho proceeds Of saio ut hides. hosLlcs
enllsot!ns such partnershIp ts1ts ~ ~ ~ " 30 Solii:
money, and it IL thought tho t1efalcatlon will
provo lnr9rr. He sont word he was going IL
New YDrk. An effort Will he nudc to capture
him. His wife was lett behind.
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ST. UAr,IEIlSEs, July al.-Tllcro Is
strong feeling Il, tltts aacltou that tho Goveril'
nent should ut ollee take snine measures 10
tunulFo tnt0 tito stralgn rl!Ilora which arC
nlloat regarding murders aud 0utrnges III the
iioIHllh0rii,ltnl Gf NlngMru Falls.
Eptt{al plspdteh to 1ns GAttaoo tribune.
OTTAWA, Ontt July M.-A largo ilt.m,oel, ,Ia'1,
OF {lreot Westorll ltnitWny car.witaela stSzaa
MT Windsor have boai, relutsod, thu Oroat Wost-
efn ilailway having pata tho doyornnc''t e'e''a
" pFoft,lncot New York capitalist is on route
tn t}{tnWu 10 consult tho lion. II. W. ba1tt. fe.
slsctl1i gno protected cn!upni.y t0 manufacture
xrnro euHAr 1T NntkervlllD, Ont.
sptftai D4n1ish to Ths Ghieieo Tfteuns.
;kxLl.sDyu.fH, May 9l,-The Eanhdh tontol'
ltlutUtl Uo1l Mining Co,Iiphtiy havo sent 70 Gosa"
wall, England, for miners,
, 1881-07-22

LORNE'8 NORTHWESTERN VISIT.
Special Dspatfh to 1hs Chieaoo Tribune.
TonosTo, July el.--The 0oyernor.Goncraf
loft today for The Northwest Territory, YIN
stcnn,er from Colllngwootl. Previous to Ills
departure Mr.. s. ltoot, the Commissioner
from the international Cotton Exposition Of
Atlanta. {;a.. In company with American
CoIs.li Howell, cniipn on him Mt Govern,
to hts Excelo,,cy, her Royal Hi1hncss atau
lily tImu during tho months Of Oetobcr, Noyctn-
III. or Uoeo,nUsr. The acocptnnco Ut tho inyi.
tation Will bo decided upon TIC ret,lEn at tao
sai,l tilt 4 special chr viii ba built for tho NO.
connodato u tl,a nasty IN the sy9!t @ Ct H. sno!r e
may bo extended to FluratA.
, 1881-07-22

MONTREAL, July al.-TU-day tho Canada
Pacific yylnlicnt0 mot II. their llend Offices nld
completed the details OF tholr issue OF stock
under their now claarter. They Issued Sa@',-
ofu,OOo land. grant bonds, secured by nortgaEes
oil their land. i ia not vet tieoidad WIN t,,. shnn
trra h, III sottet boft,rp Tint stop 10 rsacliea.
At il n1eottng Ut the Roman Gatho!t9 clergy ,l nI
thla dtocaaa Il petttion was slKG0d asking tno
I'Upu to Rrllnt powers for establishing III ln4e'
pendent university III this city,.
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n NI1LL-DAh1 DESTROYED.
apkftal lixpatth to The EahIeaoo TfiG1ines

I,nADFonn, Ind, July al.-A night or two
s1nce 4 Mob Of over 100 Persons, supposed to
bo farmers, visited tho Village Of Lawrence
port, OIL White lltvcr, twelve miles nboyo
hero, and tore out a section nf tho mill l.4lam
notoss TINT stream. II Ia Understood thnt their
nct!o,t WIS In consequence OF tho Rrent lAtnaRo
tinm backing tho wntGr over ta1e fields. Tho
MIL Company Will at once bring aatiou Tor datu-
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wlEEL1xfl, W. w., July cl.-Tho throo- milo
boat r,ce tetwcen Peter boil, If IittaburE, and
Edward Clntor, Jr.. ot this city. for SEQ side,
wns witucesct! by 1,50o people. In tho POOLS
lng Boil was rho favortt at $l00 to *7v rho r1ico
look plhca oser tho lower eu'lrso and waa won
By CjNtur III twenty-fnlr mtnlitns ono atld
1slarter seconds. l!ol uevar appeared atter tae
turl, In tho composition Ut az ha having or,tilRetl.
hut cafno IN ~ thlrty in!nutes men m1aoe s1 n1
1.nuk h
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. CONFEDERATE DEAD,

cuIprpPxlt, Va. July Observation-Disclosures
the rainfall during tho entire forunoon. The nn'
vcillng ut Tho 1n0nument to-day to tho oonsoa'
crxto dead drew. \. crowd OF pooplo vat!o.s!y
pstimate1 at (rom 1000 10 a0oa THO pfooosslost,
fortuoa Ut moan tn trout OF the armoFy, headed
inx ,nt,,,pry companies ftpu. Alexandria, War
rdpson, ana Charlottesville, voteraps Of the laso
War, and M1soule and Qo04 Tenpaar Lodaea.
rho procession was ulto long, ana extended
from town to tho C!sizeua' CcmsteEy, whsFo The
pexemqnlpa took plaos undor Tho auspIcoa Of tho
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L1QUOH-DEA1,ERs.; TURNING THE
TAHLES.

1V11.KEsuA1s,,E, Pa, July 9l.-ircat excite
1ncnt prevailed to-tIay among the liuuor-tleal-
ers arrcsted yesturtny. 1t came to their
knowledge thnt they wara blacknntlesl. Tho
infortncrs, II. II. Fisher and James ". Moore, OF
this plaoc, and II. nulnKatdncr, Of White Iiaveu,
wore arrested, nnd III default OF $3t0 bail. wer1
sent to JUL. Aid. J. Il. Wpod. t'0f0rn whom tlo
cnaos yyiro sottIcd rms also nrr1stotl for extor-
ton and conspiracy. lIc gnyo hnll LII tho sun ot
$I,g0, -. :. -.
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KNIGHTS OF tE11E MACCABEE9.
SrfeiaI piapateh to Ihk CAtedpo Tribune.

TonoSro, Ont, Jnly al.-The Supreme
Tent Of tho Knights VI tho Maccabees met
to-day ngslfn, md elected officers for the ell
suing year. Dr. +, II. Wilder, Of Chicago,
waa elected Supreme Commander, Chicago
was selected rs tho pluce OF meeting for the
NEXT session Ut tho supreme Court The
Uraat Camp Of nntarlo was instructed and M
tti0rixca to prosecute my paper nr persons gull
ot,n!nst tho order. Tho Croft Camp wnH also
authorized to tako legal stepa to prevent ".
pulled members Using tho name or tho nsdor ~
my way. Tho Executive was empowered 70 pre-
paro d s,ltnbIo design, which would form n
bAtgu for tho various degrees of tho Ortler.
ThfS rms bcen orc. OF the must successful usnet-
it1Ka ever hold by tho Ort,or, md thoy nrt now
placed upon better bltsls financially thnn ever
buEuro. Most OF tho t1ioHatos loft for tho!r ro-
speoltvo homes during tho afternoon.
, 1881-07-22

,IIAL1pAx, July 3l.-Grallam i Nowland,
builders, llayo assigned.
l.. ynlsI, t. Co., lumber merchants at Dcas
.NIyor, hayo suspended.
yoeo i Co's Ka,,R mills at Nov Albany, with
a00,0U1 lNtha and large quantity OF sIdlVca aaa
I'ho heavy r,,in falling snco noon will havo an
Injurious efTect on hay Mud other crops.
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III tho maltnr. ro-nght Firhtncr swnrG ont \
,Wnrt1lnt uEnlh.t i'r".t nnt Mrs. Peoples. mud
nt,ar,ion. Ms Htn,yu Indicated. FichtMry further
Pns ttt 1Itl,t uena!ttti when hs wifG rnlle
ut Prnstn ,ica hi fNreetl he- tU Hit nN t,Is lnp.
md wnA ntly prevented trilni fnrlhut indrce.
GiGs lly h4r threatening 10 kHreMta,
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MILWAUKEE, VII, Jill; si.-Partlqs tntofcstel
Ia discovering tho helr to tia catata Of E!zaboth
Vnuuttor, cous!atlns OF &5,00p0o IN monGf ana
go aurcs Ut land near byracuae, have folta4 4
grandson i'd tho person OF John Green. A,thip"
carpantcr omployed vt Wolf DaFid32n'S sAin.
yard, IN Aia city. There u no Qoopt o. ~
Identify.
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SHOT ny AN. OFFICER.

SIl.vEl.' C1ry, N. d., July sl.--N1onday
night II. uaryoy, cook at llotol. klcknsl "
Cllncso tllalwnsher. Tho latter complained
to tho Deputy Marshal, who lnmetllatcly went
to tho hpf6I to yrrcst Harvey, who asked to SEQ
tho rnpcrs. The AiarAhal instantly ordorctt HIN
to follow him, mud, liurvoy nut hcedlng, was
Shot dead;
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nORuEnY Or A pOsT-OFrICE. :
Bpsetat D4pateh to Ths Chteaoo Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, WIS.,. July al.-Tha rost-Of-
fico ut Waterford, lsactne County, was on
tered Wednesday night, and robbed OF 500 III
lupney mud $.{U In postNBe stAuipa.
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TWO n.Ex1cANs IztLJ,ED.,

TWO NlENIClANA KILLED,
Las VEuAs, N. NJ, July al.-A 0!orleka
special this afternoon snys: Frank 0lcrhcr-
son sliot and killed. q hDxicnrm ~ i,amed llan'crs,
annrrui WIS ovpr II ito nontraot. Tho murderer
fSstsutti. =
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Whv tho "korn-Blume" 10 the
Ennperor's Favorit Flower.
Cause Of the Eatrangement Between
1.-THE Kaiser and the Kaiscrin.
fundamentally Of Tho Empress and the
Crown.prlnccss.
BIsmsrok'a 1ntouso 0onocrvatism-strotch-
e. -. er-Bsasezs-A Talented American
= Pianfste.

tories n,,,,nt "a Ia willy tho K0rll-i}lNmc"
4 t,rr,nauy IL the fayarit tlow.r OF tho En-.
,erur, aftrr wIIon 1t IL particularly called
l,o "Eatser B1nmclle1,." In TIM uialtM
;tn,rs tI,Is j)ower Il known under tho ynri-
uJs names Of "I,ncilelor's llAtt0,'." alag
,e,, l,,ibtu," n1Mi "FreMc', PINK" One Of
nesn two stories above referred to has Nl-
emily uptcare. In print, md IL briefly M FOL
fws; In tSo.,, wl,cn tho French under
[,onapartc pycrrau Prussia. King Frederick
william Ill.,, Ills Queen Lolfsi', and ILLS
children wcro forced 10 lieu for safcty.
Wbite thus III exile tho cfrc.t'n-
stances Ut tho loyal family bccalllo
very strp!.ened. Alu,aststhe only ornaments
the Queen possessed wore the flowers o1't'fetl
by kindly Nature. Ono slay, ~ 'ile was tls.
,l.tsslug ssua OF l'cr )oyal. subjects WHO ',at1
co,,le III bay her homage, Losllsa sa'd, ~ to
sau,u ti,tt. Taking so1,,a "korIrblutneil fran
lcr dspss. u m, aurry l,nse nothing etse to
glya yutl, bnt tatio these Towers nlat treasure
them for my sake; they are very rrtt'y, ansl
love tllum deurly.n Ttu present Emperor, |
then boy OF ., was greatly impressed by |
this yceilu, and 1las evcr since priced the |
llowcrs tn remembrance Of Ills mother, OK |
whom lie WINS very fond.
TIE SECOND STONY
Is OF n very different nature, and. Nsthough
l.aving never appeared II, print so fnr Us l
know, Is accredited NY tne pshe1 al'u ,es..-
i,oity Of ncrsols of very nigh stn1,on mere:
AIy informant lIas access 10 families of great
distinction III berlin, and slte declares she
Inns ,Icar.l tlts story from stlcll high ui,d 10
,nnmy widely Independent sources that she
ca,.n0t doubt Its verify. auy more than she
doubts t1se belief In It ot those WHO l'avo re-
cited 1t to her. It Involves tho stnry Ut the
nm
md % hnforc % tl,ere seemed to be my Likelihood
Of his ever succeeding h's DsothGr "lo', l1o
throne. llo becalna atdently III love VIII a
1,rtncess Ralztwt1t. who returned his
atfo"t,o,, ,uitt, 'no,,rl' feryor. ills father.
Is.cI. Erodar1rn wv, Wt,1tom % iii. onposca. tneir
marriage decidedly bat. nt 'ei'etl', over
co'ne by the opportunities Of tlte prli!ce!y
.tr ;..,,ra., si,n,,, inso MI claim tn
ti,a ,t tro,,c lr rhs was sacritico on tic part
of l!er lover TO which tho lady wonl'l not
atrrcc. Sho therefore released tho prince
u .t..-u....4 ,.x,,, NJ
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ATHLETICS T5. .IlALTtsinltlss.
THILADEtlIttA. July .l.-ltASe-pali: ualtl.
mQrGa, l: AtlelHklCs, I
, 1881-07-22

. 1IASE.EIKl1IIs
. Sptttdl uispatet. to Tht Chicago Tribune.
ALBANY. N. Y, July .l.-Tho Troy Club played
tho Albauys hero today, with tho following rc-
suit:
IAnfHps~- -,
AIUauy y,....,.,..,,,,..U 0 e D % . ~ i
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Of MQntC1ntr, N. D., VINO tf0hl carly Gnllu-
o as bss x 9S TSrh tay9rt n3d Sa SHp M Mi nRo
proplltsaiel would DpcoMlG. y pianist OF !n-
Wsual parts. llla prou!tses hays heon eutllel.
slastlcally cnnt'rlul ny 4Ari!h,A TWO ;luost
dlsttngulsei !nstrI!Gtnss hM'"R ad Oseas
Sire llaa twlcu performed In concert
here this past winter, and l'ut!l times was r..
coiyed with iluulallsr,, enthusiasm from ne
critics. Kullak, before whom sl!O hast played
at intervals during tie WiMtUr, nntl WIG
IL at the head OF eoDnarvntnry u i,tvo
pupils, has given !lcr = testlntonlAt Whvroiis
oxlraortiiiary pro!alse, anti, declares she will
| VII, the praise and onthnstnam Of my audi
onoe bsiota which she, appears. Ils ss tesir.
o.!s OF !ay!nS !er p!ay before tae kntsed, !4set;
WIEN W%v lsaf ax 'sss x ss5 s SS; aSf;os S *fe,'e eno
glyo YOU MY instruction. II there nr9 snel1
tvacliers ln Al1qrlcA ns y0n have cvldellt!y 7
llad, there IL 10 llt.ed Of AlneFlcana comlnR ~
Europe tor plano instsActl0o.. Miss l!un8x, ns'!,
precision, nlA pxecute8 the most ttlalealt
passagoa with utmost CAM and perfectto'1,
but displays q deltcAoY Of touch aud Iieptn q
feeling which !ayo nothing to 20 NV dss'saIa: sI..
Is muster ot ller tnatIutHent.' hiss rlnney
designs reIna!nlng another year abroad. atteI
which she will return home Tor tha PURPOSE
OF Appearing tn pnhstc. Ihe uMits1 e;Masss ;ass
ss e'nst ~ }aatt aIl 'SSn t. sooss s ii fFats
ali Americans rajinOt retlDct g!nry np0u
thalr ctllntry, but It Is a pity they ca.llot3 y
least, do 1t ctultk eul aorry TO own tna
the nct!0tl3 OF 6n!llo VI my coRatfytlea scTfs
but " strengthen
TIE uNFAyORApLtE OPINION >"
entertained BY Europeans eM1aoerntnE M Amer
lea, Early ttiIs last sprlng KuIlak EecelYeN
| letter tom q reverend KenueMRl III A11aax
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-02-05
Mathematical vs.. Neral Truth.

Whenever George Maxey claims to
have killed certain and definite num-
Der of birds in given number of shots
Col NJ, another Jealous, if not jealous,
son of Nimrod, does not deny thestate-
ment, but invariably calls for a count
of the birds, and Institutes thereupon a
post norton examination to see whether
said birds came to their death violently
by the hands of skillful marksman,
or whether they were first ensnared,
entrapped, caught and sold in the mar
ket and then killed by strangulation or
otherwise. Whether the facts turn out
the one way or the other, and without
prejudice to the veracity of said claim
ant, these proceedings show the mind
of said Jealous son of Nimrod" to be
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-02-05
Irving College.

Editor Standard This Institution is
located eight miles southeast of MMinn-
vile, on the Beersheba road, in the
midst of an enterprising and prosper
Gus community. The buildings have
been reftted and made comfortable in
every particular, and from the health
fulness Of the locality, the convenience
and comfort of all the surroundings,
and the many other advantages offered
by the institution we can reasonably
expect large and fourishing school
at this place during the spring and sum-
mer.
The faculty is an able one, and COM
bines every essential element to sue.
cessful and prosperous school. Prof j.
j. Meadows, the President, is gradu.
ate of Burritt College, young man OF
fine intellectual attainments and will
prove himself to be the right man in
the right place Prof. w. NJ. James
is a man of large experience as a teach
er, and his successes as such are sutf-
cient to recommend him to the public
to whom he has been so long and so
favorably known. The other teachers
are eminently qualified for the positions
they are clio en- to ill, and every fea-
ture of the institution is sufficient to
warrant the success Of the enterprise.
The boarding department is in charge
# Mr. Z. NJ. kutledge, who takes
charge OF the new boarding house this
week, and viii be prepared to make
/ everyone comfortable who may choose
10 81 nurn with him during the sessi on.
The boarding facilities are ample, and
afford every desired convenience and
comfort. The boarding house is pleas
antly situated on the college grounds,
is large, two-story building, and af.
fords abundance of room for the ac-
commodation of all who may desire to
come, and the table will be supplied at
all times with the best the market af
fOrds.
The faculty and trustees will take up
the stock in buttons, and any one hold
ing stock certificates can pay tuition
with those certificates, to certain
specified amount each session.
The expenses attending a course Of
instruction at Irving College are light
, and the school is far removed from the
temptations common to schools in OF
near large towns. All the surround
ipgs are quiet and pleasant, the society
!, OF the community is good, and all the
: influences are favorable to the develop
: ment of the youthful faculties, and We
bespeak for Irving college a long anC
" prosperous career of usefulness.
Il Having recently visited the institu
Y ton, and having seen all the buildings
!. and conversed with the teachers, trus
tees, and all parties connected with tn
> same, we speak from personal observa
+ ton, and feel fully assured that Irwin,
n College is destined to rank among tn
1t best institutions of the mountain di:
# trict, and to all interested in its pre-
=. gress we would suggest that you visi
this school and become better acquain
"a ed with its advantages and inducement:
We I. A. H.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-02-05

Circuit Court adjourned Wednesday.
Cases disposed of as follows:
State VS.. Ned King, COL, larceny,
two years in the penitentiary.
State VS.. Ed Welch, COL, assault and
battery with intent to kill. three years
in the penitentiary.
State VS.. Dan Grayson, col. larceny,
four and a half years in the peniten
tiary.
State VS.. Jobe Vaughn, col. +, larceny,
two years in the penitentiary.
State VS.. Alf johnson, COL, carry
ing pistol, fined $50 and cost, and 90
days in county Jail,
State VS.. same, assault, Imprisonment
80 days in Jail and cost.
A number of other minor cases were
disposed of, and the balance of th7
misdomenor and felony cases continued
to the next term,
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-02-05

somewhat tinctnred with the old idea
that mathematical truth is more certain
than moral truth which, with many
other dogmas Of the past, has been ex-
ploded by thescientific research and in
vestigation of this age. That the city
of London has existed for a certain
time, and that George Wash
ington spent the winter of 1777-S with
the American army at Valley Forge,
are truths as certain and command be-
lief as readily as the mathematical pro-
positions that the sum of all the angles
of triangle are equal to two right
angles, and the sum of all the parts is
equal to the whole.
The certainty in the proposition of
the birds results from certain number
of facts related to each other in an or
derby manner, to-wit: At a certain
time and place there were lying there
dead thirteen birds of the genus COt,r-
nir, species Perdir Viryinian'ts, Ameri-
can partridge, each one having in some
part mortal wound made by leaden
pellet fired from a gun in the hands Of
said Maxey, the huntsman.
Likewise the certainty of the exist
ence of the city Of London results from
a certain number of facts related to
each other in an orderly manner, to-
wit: In the year A. d. 1880, on the
Eastern Hemisphere, in the Island Of
Great Britain, CD the banks of the river
Thames, there was found a very large
collection of houses, built on each side
of streets and inhabited by at least
three millions of human beings, en-
gagged in and carrying on the usual av
ocations of men and women in munich
pal communities, all of which were
seen, heard and felt as certainly as were
the thirteen birds in question.
} If, therefore, the proposition of thu
birds, without prejudice to the veracity
of said claimant, being duly submitted
to the tribunal of mathematics wa
thus declared certainty; in like man
ner the proposition of the existence o
the city of London, although we neve
saw the city ourselves, being duly sub
mitted to human testimony, is declare,
a certainty, and the mind receives ant
rests upon the two propositions as equal
ly certain.
1t is not, therefore, necessary to sub
nit every huntsman's proposition to tn
bar of mathematics to verify it. Their
is abundant truth outside of che pre-
cincts of that science and equal Ger
tainty in its reception.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-02-05
New Process Mill.

Capt. Nathan Boone has purchased
from the Eagle Mills Company, of Nc
Minnville, one of their New Process
mills, by which he is enabled to make
from five to seven pounds more of good
first-class -four than can be made by
the old straight grade process. This
valuable discovery in the manufacture
of -four was made by the Messrs.
Faulkner, of McMinnville, and they
are now busily engaged in the manu-
facture Of these mills and cannot sup,
ply the demand for hem.-LynctboTy
Se,.tila.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-02-05
Marriages In Van Buren,.

Scott Conatchey to Martha Staten.
Mr.. Sanders to Drucie Woods.
Vic. Montandum to Alice Francisco.
A. Russell to Rachel Mitchell.
o. ID. Mitchell to Isab Ella Neal.
W. M. Sparkman to Jane Neal.
John Barlow to Cynthia Hill.
o. D. Sparkman to Dorcia Spark
man.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-02-05

We understand that gentleman
well known to our community gave q
sample OF how he can clean walls in
our courthouse one day last week 1t
would be public blessing as well as a
timely act if the authorities would give
that building concentrating up, and
especially the courthouse floor, which
has layer of dirt that would petrify
into a stratum of u to 2 inches thick
with seams Of coal penetrating the
same.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-02-05
white county Hem.

Col. c. Marchbanks had an inter.
view with Ex-Gov. Porter, President
of the N. & q. r. r. Co., recently
while in Nashville, and was assured
that the railroad would be pushed on
to Sparta during the next summer.
This is good news for White.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-02-05
Don't Mistake 1he Door:

The meat headquarters of j. S.
Maddux may be found at the Mountain
City Hotel, second door of the base-
ment going east. Don't mistake the door
and you will find just what you want
in the way of fresh meats.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-02-05

MessrS. F. NJ. Smith and w. I
Murray were registered at the Nichol
son House, Nashville, last Tuesday.
We are glad 10 note that our people
are approaching the superior accommo-
dntions Of TIE Nicholson House.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-02-05
Useful and Convenient.

If you want number one, honestly
made. well finished and neatly painted
one that will last a life
time, cali on j. P. Gartner at the "old
blacksmith shop" on Spring
street and you will find exactly what
you want. st
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-02-05

d. l.. Brown, r. R. Agent is still
doing an extensive business in forward
ing emigrants to Texas. He accompa-
MED some four or FIVE families 10 Nash
vile last Thursday for that State.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-02-05

L. d. Hill, Esq, editor of the Spar
ia Erpo8itor, was in town this week
and called and spent pleasant hour in
our sanctum, where we are always
pleased to welcome him.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-02-05
Religious.

Rev. A. E. Grover, of Norfolk, Va,
will preach at the Presbyterian church
tomorrow at the usual hours. We
understand that he has been called to
and accepted the pastorate of that
Church.
Elder j. L. Sewell will preach at
the Christian church tomorrow at II
a. m. and at 7 p. m.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-02-05

Mr.. T. F. Burroughs q Son have
moved their family grocery store and
hardware establishment into the house
lately occupied by S. H, Smart & Co.,
on West Main street.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-02-05

Bulk meat, 100000 pounds, well
cured, 80 days in salt; $4,000 shout
ders, $4,000 hams, 5000 clear sides,
for which we will pay the highest mar
ket price in cash.
VIM. F. LEIPER & Co.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-02-05

Our esteemed friend, T, j. Wilson,
editor of the Manchester Guardian,
made short visit to our town this
week. He edits one of the Invest and
best county papers in the State.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-02-05

VIM + LeIpcr 81 Co. have moved
to the house recently occupied by T..
F. Burroughs q Son, on East Main
street, and Messrs. Hubble d Seiiz are
opening upa family grocery aud hard
ware store in the house vacated by
VIM. f. Leiper Il Co,
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-02-05
Seed OatS.

We have for sale car load of the
celebrated white barley oats, from
Missouri. These oats produce finely
and weigh about SO pounds to the meas
ured bushel. VIM. F. LEIPER q Co.