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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-22
"A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and In.
discretlons Of youth. nervous weakness early de-
cay, lon Of manhood. &c, will send recipe that
will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by 4 missionary In South
America. Send self addressed envelope to the
REV. JosErH T. 1sNAH. Station D, New York City.
ncflIFThAkw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-22
DIED.

scHucHARDT-oa Monday. March 10. 1883 at Q
In the Filth ward, In the 77Eh year Of his age.
Funeral will take place from his late residence,
No. 2ii7 Main street, Thursday morning at 10
O'Clock. Inter,hent at his private burial ground,
Martins Ferry Ohio,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-22

CEALED PROPOSALS.

's CLERKS OFFICE,
BOARD or COMMISSIONERS, 0nIOt CUNT, W.NA.E
March 10. lSSl
Sealed proposals will DO received Ut this cfCs
until the 10Th inst. VI u noon, for Furnishing
clean or nut coal ~ maybe ordered, 10 the county
jail for ono year from April ], iSSS.
For furnishing such coal M may be OtdC'Cd tothe
county inGrtnafy At Elm Grove, for one year from
April ], 1885
Nor iurniIhing coal such as may be orlcrd lyl
County Commissioner 10 the loIr living north Of
heeiing Greek, III the City OF Wheeling, iot Ous
year from April ], 1853,
FOR furnishing coal such as may be Ordered ly1
County Commissioner 10 the poor living youth u
Wheeling Creek, III the City Of Wheeling
Clean and nut coal IN each CAsC 10 10 properly
screened and certificates Of weights 10 ali cat, Of
delivery OF the coal, nuit be IccCirtCd for
Bidders must SPECIFY the price Of clean, nlItd
and nut coal per bubhel delivered.
The Board reserved the right TO reject any oral
bids. y, .,a-l
mris 'NHF1S = RoBT. H. WOODS. CLERK
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-22
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY,

The next session begins SEPTEMBER Gt6; ~.
Ten Separate Schools, including scho0l Of HhGL
and School OF EnglIS6. Full cOnrEes In Law ~
Medicine extending throughout the setslOn. n
IafEed faculties for study Of Physical Eclene1 laa
Scientific Agriculture; completely equipped entI
ical labmtoIy, Thorough courses Ia Antisnt. y. 4
Modern languages and literature. Tex y,.s.,.
cost Necessary expenses not over Sl1O' IV'N'
alogue and other information address ,I.,,
", L. WILSON, PretijenL
aus ,t 1sIs. > MoHGntOwn. ". VI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-22
CEALED PROPOSALS.

~ Clerks orrcE, BOARD COMMISSIONERS, T!
i1sJ ,rT ONO COUNTY, ". VA, March j, lbS1
Scaled proposals will be received a. this ofhre
until tho 10th instant, at u noon, for furnishing
common collins, stained. for any buElAlS lhGt NAY
be ordered by a County Commissioner within The
city district Of Ohio county for two yeAfl itO1
April !, 1858. ,....r.
For furnishing common collins stained, lOr buh
ais that may DO ordered by County COmmsr
SionerO rSuperlntendeut OfCOunty lulEuAry Wllhla
from Aprili !, 1881. Ir.
bidders 10 specify the price Of collins for Eernn
over and under "A yesn d age.
Also price Of heA7e, hack and buggy.
The Board reserves the right 10 reject any OF al
bids. by order Of the Board.
mrl2 ROBERT u WnOIH. ElfL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-22
BUSINESS CARDS.
CTEPHEN MCCULLOUGH,


- CARPENTER AND BUILDER
Brick Buildings erected conpctsin all m 9tS y,
Improvements. Also wooden building nE5a ~ y,
complete on lot Wooden buildings france y. ~
part and completed, on reasonable term, ~
terations made on old buIdInRN TOos, VALLEY ~.
kkylIghts particularly attended 10. DeEl, go ~:
err aud shelying dttea up on short nnllS. ~ Z
fronts Put In and stores altered. Residence ~ 4,
lev. shop IN reSr Of Capitni. on Alley IL Ell
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-03
CROSDYYILLE SCIiUOL FURNITU7s Il

Mes$rs. Editors: / find in The NEWS
HERALD of the 28th alt. q colnmunio,l-
ton from Capt. j. +. v. Lcgg, request
ing information concerning tho dis
bursemclt Of the school fund in School
District, No /. In reply, would refer
him and all concerned to Section 80 of
tho tSclool Law, which roads as fol-
lows:
That besides tho duties and powers pre-
scribel in other portions of this Act, the
Boards OF School Trustees shall have au-
thority, and it shall be their duty:
l. TO provide suitable school hotscs in
their districts, and to make the same COM
Portable, paying due regard to any school
house already built, or site Procured, as
well as to other circumstances proper to be
considered, so as best to promote the educa-
tional interest of thcit district.
2. TO take care of, manage and control
the school property Of the district
The school trustees Of Fairfield are
intelligent, honorable gentlemen, and
discharge their duties from sense of
duty and desire to advance the cdu-
cational interest of the county, and
not with the hope Of fee or reward,
for they know when they accept the
position they will receive no pay, and
as they all know from experience no
thanks, but severe raspings. 1t is not
to be expected such gentlemen would
do anything to iljurc the cause OF
education in their section of country.
Hence, when q claim is presented al
this office, endorsed by the Clerk of
the Board, it is presumed he has di-
rcctcd by, the, Board to approve the
said claim, and I make it rule to
to appove the same; proviRed 1t does
not go beyond the amount Of money
apporfi0ncd to the school district from,
achich the claim coascs, No rent is
claimed for the school building at Cros-
byville, and only 1921 pcr month for
two Ii. It grade tcachers-S12 each
is asked for by the trustees. What
arrangements the trustees have made
with MIR. Crosby l know not, but |
feel satisfied the clerk of the Board OF
Trustees can and will checrfnlly give
satisfactory reason for issuing the
order for the school furniture in qucs.
ton. JOHN B0YD.
| School Commissioner.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-03
UNITED STATES COURT JURORS.
Tho Men Who Arc to Try tho Political Cases
.... III Charleston


Tho Men Who Arc to Try tho Political Cases
..... III Charleston.
The following is the list of Jurors
who have beeu drawn 70 serve at tho
approaching term Of tho United States
Circuit Court: y.
Grand Jurors-W. G. Simmons, Col
Teton county; II. B. Crews, Laurcns ;
q. =. Frederick, Barnwell; w. S.
Iiarlcy, Orangeburg; E. II. Barton,
Pickcns; r. ID. White, Charleston
Jas. NJ. Hunnicutt, Oconce; Howell
-. Anderson, Barnwcll: Is. II. Arnold,
Grecnyille; d. LcGette, Marion; Abra-
ham Franks, Horny; j. r. Carwile,
Edgcticld;. G. j. Melford. Oconee
William Grant (colorcd), Beaufort
W. G. Fields (colored), Charleston
J.. s. Hewlett, Barnwell;. Thomas j.
Robertson, Pickens; Robert j. Smith
lcoiorcd), Cainhoy; j. II. Simmons,
Ab6cvillc; S. D. Rumph, Hampton
q. l.. Holmes, Charleston; q. A. Car
son, Beaufort; =. Morriss, Sumter.
Petit Jutors-Johm Nj. Jones (col-
ored), Edgeaeld; Lido H.. Law, Dar-
lington; s. L. FAINT, Newberry; j. M.
lyoy, York; CD. Ludeke, Charleston
j.. +. n. Davidson, Lancaster; +. ID.
Pinckney, Charleston; B. II. Hughes !;
Edgcfsld; w. j.. Lockhardt. Darling-
toni A: Grant, Hampton, Miles Half.
sell (colorcd), Fairfield; VIM. Roach,
Jr., Charleston; r. Il. Kirkloy, Kcr-
shaw; John g. Richmond (olored)
Beaufort ! Louis II. Russell, Abboville; ;
W: FL. ,Birnic (colorcd), Charleston n
John Jefferson (colored), Chesterfield
G.: n. B. Holman, Wi1listom; John A =.
KilliDgsworti, Barnwcll; w. T.. Rob-
ertson, Rock Hill; q. A. q. Waller,
Greenwood; John q. Ingram, Sum
merton; p. w. Beathca. Marion: w.
r. Russell, Charleston; Julian Porcher,
Monct's Corner; james Cummings,
GS3haerleston; W: l.: Holmes, Edgeticld;
Camdcm; Isaac McCallay Abbeville; !;
Il. q. johnson, Union; Frank Harri-
son, Anderson3 Robert, Seay, Rich.
land: David IL. Rush, Orangcburg; !;
B. J.. Mattison, Abbcville; II Henry
Tobin, Barnwell; j. p. Blackwell,
Packsville. aliu 35e ri Il Il, gl..s
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-03
IN ,MEMONiAM.

DlEh February II, 1883, Mrs. AMELIA
RArrEnREE, daughter Of the late g. L.
Refo, iu the twenty-ilfth year Of hcr ago
Sister, thou vast mild and lovely,
> Gentle as the $umpler breeze,
Pleasant as the aii. Of evening,
When 1t Hoats among the trees.
Peaceful be thy silent slNnbGr
Peaceful in the grave 80 low; -"
Thou'nO more wilt join our number,
Thou no murc. our songs shall know.
dearest sister, thou Inst 4eft us, -
Here thy loss we deeply feel;
But It's God that has bcreft us;
He CAN all our SORROWS heal;
Yet again we hope to meet thee,
When the day of life is fled,
Then h1 in heaven With Joy to greet thee, .
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-03
HYNiENEA1.

MARRIEp.-On 'Thursday, March goth,
1883, ut the residence of the BRIDES brothe.
h-law, W. w. Crosby, by tho Rev. j. ID.
Mahon, Mr.. j. MAKTtN YoNaUE to Miss
LILA @ Estes, all of this county. May
their journey through life be long a I'll
happy one. :. MN
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-03
From tho Sea Board.

LAST Misunderstanding to your own
Therefore having granted hbeEal indul-
gence to my customers, they must not com
plain If they find, after the 10th of Fcbrua-
ry, their accounts in otl,er.hands for imme-
diate collection with cost added. +. In the
future, payment will positively be required
when bills come due, regardless of prices
being too low to Sell cott0n, or ration bills
and bank debts to pay first. Seit will be
to y0atr interest to come and settle at once,
in order that may do likewise. THIS Is
my last appel. l. SIMPSON,
-, :. -. Dentist.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-03

A SAD DEATn.--Thc sad intelli-
gcncc was received here on Monday
that Mr.. William r.. Smith was
drowned OIL "Wednesday last. lie was
living ut Bay Port; Florida, and had
gone to Cedar Keys on business. On
his way back OH tho steamer he was
accidentally Knocked overheard. We
have no further particulars. This will
bc sad news to the people here. Mr..
Smith was a most worthy young man,
and had many friends and admirers in
Winnsboro. He was Il son Of the late
James II. Smith, aud was about twen-
ty years Of age. He was tho only
living child of his widowed mother,
= and to her his untimely death will be
sad bereavement. Tho afflicted
family have deep and general sympa-
thy.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-03

the belief that It wili'bs Il source of
untold wealth, not only, to tie parties
directly Interested, but to the cooahty
at ialge Col. ". II. Rion, Major'F.
W. Woodward and Col. A. @. Haskell
arc the joint owners. '2i aS,5
DEATlI, 4-Intelligeico has bcen ic-
ceiycd of tho death Of Mrs. Agnes
Macfie, wife of Capt. Jas. r. Macfic,
of this county. Mrs. Macfic had been
IN bad health for over Il year, suffering
severely at times With y cancer. Last
Scptcmber she submitted to al Gnerqr
ton, the oancerons sore healed and up
to within q short time, ofilher death
was apparently well. Rtuently she
has been afflicted Will, something like
rhcumatism, supposed to-, have been
caused from tho oa,leetyand dicd two
O'Clock on tho 1st.inst. The deceased
was a sister Of Col. J. II. Rice, Of
Ninety-siX, who was for some years Il
member of tlS Legislature from Abbc.
vile *oonay. Mrs. Macfic was born
aud reared III Union county, and was
about torty-five years ofAge. a woman,
ofa lovely and amiablc disposition, her
death will be q severe blow to tln
giief-stricken husband and orphan
tllildrcn, and hci' many friends will
receive the sad Intelligence with IN
fcigncd sorrow. " offer our our con
dolcncc to tho father and cl,idreu. .
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-03

PERsoNAL.-Dr. E. w. Aiken has
received his commission rs surgeon of
the Palmetto Regiment, and tie ap-
pointment promotes him to the rank of
captain. The position is one of honor
and dignity, and we feel no hesitancy
in saying that Mr.. Marshall has made
happy and judicious selection in tho
person Of oar talented young friend.
We congratulate c him upon Ills promo
ton.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-03
u USINESS NOTICES.
Habitual Costiycness.

Habttual Costivoness.
So many persons suffer with habitual
costiveness. A dose of Norman's Neutral
izing Cordial after each meal, will break
up the most stubborn case. It gives tone
to the stomach thereby stimulating the
liver to healthy action.
From tho Sea Board.
Mrs G. Wulbcrn, Charleston, S. G., says:
'o III haye gu; "sea so GErmans Ns"tralizng Cor;
can certainly recommend it rs one of the
1est medicines for all stomachic troubles.
1t is 50 harmless that do not hesitate to
give it to my youngest child" ,.r .-
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-03

Eyes brighten, cheeks become rosy,
muscles gain strength Ivy the use Of Brown 5
Iron Ditters.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-03

COTTON STATEMENT.- Tho following
is the comparative cotton statement for
the week ending March 30, 1888:
Net receipts at all United States ports
during the wcok 86,877; to same time
last year 53,876; total receipts to this
date 6,319,755; to Same date last year
4,251 ,78o. Exports for the week o.
800; same week last year G4, FOG; total
exports to this date $3.50, ,626; to same
Stlatc last year z,653,517. stock at all
United States ports $40, ,303; Same time
.Icast year 869, ,179; stock at all interior
towns 16 ,260; same time last year H.
101; stock at Liverpool 5000;
same time last year $4,000; stock
Of American afloat for Great Britain
100000; same time last year POI 600.
The NEW RAILROAD. Work has
been begun on tho short railway,
which is to connect Crock City" quar-
ry with the Charlotte, Columbia Sc
Augusta Railroad. 1t will be about
four and a half miles in length when
completed. The work is being rapid
ly pushed forward, and it is thought
will be ready for use in the course of
two or threo months. The quarry
), contains an incxhaustible store of tho
finest granite, and with railroad for
an<outlet, itproiuises unlimited devel-
epment and We have every reason for
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-03
.AT"ENM M'R,HON.

Winnsboro Steam Fire Engine Co.
A TTEND regular meeting Of. Company
N in Town Hall this (Tucsday) evening
ut o'clock. j. p. CALDWELL,
Ap 3-f1 Secretary.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-03

THE MUNICIPAL ELEcrroN.-Thc
following is tho result of the nunici-
pal election held OH Monday:
For lntcndant-Jno. j. Neil, &C.
For Wardcns-J. w. Scigler, &C;
G. B. McCants, G5; r.. j. McCarley,
65; j. Q. Davis, 64. Registered vote,
$50. ..'' '' 81
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-03
2. 2 'HLDpAIa ,lNl'ELLIGENgE,,sS I !
fFT7T TTv1T 81 lTn TFTF7Tflffft9
TGE3 OAK. APRIL 8. & (, a,ssli5. 1888

77r iTv7d filf tffs,
TGE3OAY. APRIL 8, /, ssSs .ft. 1888.
Eew Advertisements.
Caldwell isS Iatlde,dale. eil2' 2"
Attontioii2J. r Caldwell, Secretary.
f.oca, BrIefs.
- Monday was salesday, and very
little property, arealIor persoilal, was
( s,ld.
Approved county paper and school
certificates bought and cash paid foa
same by n. W. Lauderdale. =
Tho High Cockolorum of tho
B. =. u, report says, has ordered "a
bill of lumber We hope tho inclement
weather won't interfere with his build :.
ing. * = :" se '.f
Cheap and reliable -Wando Fer
silizci> Wanao Acid, Ash Element.
For sale by Calcwell Il Lauderdalo. =
The new patent churn seems to be
t4lc only attraction IN town these days.
We understand that some OF OR sage
and sedato townsmeh have invested
their Judgment and capital in its popu-
1arty. We wish them success iaa this
new enterprise.
Leave your orders with Caldwell
~ Lauderlale for standard Fertilizers
Wando and Saluda Guanos, Acid,
Kainit, Nc.
The month of March has dealt
,Nnkinelly with many weak and delicate
persons in the cennty. A consitlcra-
bic number are now down and suffer
ing from pneumonia and still T,irgcr
CT iHHmhcr arc just recovering from
the scourge. Tho strange, unseason-
able weather is tho alleged cause Of
the unusual prevalence of that fearful
discasc. Too mr5h cnrc cannot be
taken to prevent contracting cold,
which in this season Of tho Year brings
on ills of the most serious character.
Buy tho New High Arm Davis
Vertical Feed Sewing Machine, tho
most perfect working and tho lishtest
running machine made. For sale by
j.. 0. Boag. .a 1t*
=Wc clip the following business
like advertisement from the columns
of tho Sunny South: "Wantcd-A
partner for life: $4,000 capital re.
quircd and al equal amount will be
furnished by tho advertiser. A bru-
nctte preferred; must be about five
feet in height, healthy, accom- plishcd,
refined, and Of MI anniablc disposition.
Age not less than twcnty-four. No
widows need apply. This is bona
.1idc offer. Photographs and refer
cnccs exchanged. Address Box 49,,
'Wfnnsboro, S. g." Cart Winnsboro
fill the bill? or is it tho surrcptious
effort Of some ''bachclor" to get wife
and pile Of money?
We have only few tons of Acid
Phosphate OH hand. We sell the high
est grade Acid in the market. ANY
parties wishing to use it win call at
oncc and leave their orders ut the Office
of r. j. McCarlcy & Co.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-03

II ~ Mcssrs. ltsJ . \ AIcCarley 81 Co.G stlk
besides the, M0narcllp the Grown GmnJ
!, ~ at1m!lmloniated alkaline phosphate.
his guapo issspccinllN adalJ foircd
clay lands. The ammonia being lcs;i
scncd and phosphate and petasll boil
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-03

buy .FilE PALMIlrTx, WAuoN or
.. ULYSSE q. DESPORTES.
seas,o:nable Hints !
'.. - So =
@w M1o Mss- -M IgtA GEs g

Now Is the time to buy Garden Tools
such az Long Handle Spade Forks, Dig
gers, Rakes, etc.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-03-17
Temple, Texas.

To the Standard
I left Warren the Nth of February
for Texas Nothing worthy of notice
presented itself until l reached Little
Rock. From that point by the way of
Fort Worth l found stock very poor
and with but little to feed on. After
passing Waco in the direction OF Bolton,
although the winter was the severest
known for number of years, the ice
being three or four inches thick, the
grass is green and plenty for sheep.
There has been much loss in sheep.
Some raisers have lost half their flock,
and some but few, where shelter and
breaks were provided. Cattle on &C.
dar Greek are looking well. From
Waco went to Temple Junction, a
place year and a half old with a pop.
ulation of twenty-five hundred. 1t is
one ct the Invest towns | ever saw.
1t is surrounded, in my estimation, by
one of the best sections of country |
ever saw. Temple is destined to be a
great place. Crops are good, especially
cotton on Cedar Greek, where many Of
our Warren county friends reside. One
bale of cotton and upward is not un.
usual, while the fields are still white
with waste. There has been but little
rain here this winter. The land is rich
and level, the people healthy, prosper
Gus, industrious and kind.
j. d. ELKNs.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-03-17
GaIiatin.

70 the Standard.
The 18th of March has come and
gone and no storm on the Cumberland.
Whether Virgins included us in his
storm area, or miscalculated for this
area is question that will doubtless
soon be decided, along with that other
question Of still greater import, to.wit,
whether he missed the total area of the
lands and seas of the earth or not.
This question is now pending for arbi
trament before the sensational tribunal
of the newspapers of the country.
Whether it be decided the one way or
the other, the practical question with
us is, on what did he base his predic
ton? There are three and only three
bases on which he could have made it.
LIST, ON scientific data. %, on super
natural vision, or inspiration. Sd, SEN
sational curiosity. That is to say, he
foresaw it on scientific observations, by
inspiration, or he coWectured it merely
as a sensation to gain personal popu-
larity, or for some other selfish pur-
pose. He claims scientific observations
as his basis but in setting up this
claim be transcends the bounds Of
science, which does not pertain to the
future except by influence from the
present and past, and this Influence can
not, from its nature and connection,
extend into the future beyond &c or As
hours. The Signal Service Bureau
. -. e., ....A...s..I al,a-vr,a t--.aa ~
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-03-17
Reliable Advertisers Only Need
Apply.

We have always declined TO take adj
vsrtising contracts from unreliable per-
sons. We want business, but not bad
enough to knowingly advertise hum
hug. 81 none but responsible business
aen need apply for space in our col
umns. When we have any doubt,
we communicate with Il. G. Dunn d
Coz mercantile agency, Nashville, with
whom we have made arrangements for
information. Of course we may be de.
oeived sometimes, but will not know.
ingly advertise any sort of swindling or
unreliable consern. The people have
been humbugged enough, and we do.
not propose to furnish space for frauds
at any price.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-03-17
TrOuSdale.

To the Standard
There are several cases of sickness in
this neighborhood. Solomon Brewer,
Samuel DER and several children have
been quite sick with pneumonia. Far.
merS are busy planting; some are done
turning their corn ground. Irish po-
tatoes seem to be the chief topic of con
versation. How about peas? Could
they not be made profitable as wen as
potatoes B.
Trousdale, March 10.
We are indebted to this correspond,
ent for new subscriber.-EDs.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-03-17
Life Of Alexander IL. Stephens.

The life of this eminent statesman
and patriot whose name is now especi-
ally dear to all Southern hearts, is an
nounced for publication early in April
in the ELzEvR LBRARv,-a fact of
decided popular interest, because in
that form it will be at once beautiful
souvenir, and within the reach ofevery
Southern home. 1t is written by f. II.
Norton, author of the Life of General
Winfield S. Hancock" The Life of
Gustave Dore," etc, 1t will contain
an excellent portrait, and other ilustra.
tions, making volume Of over 100
pages and will be sold for the price of
rem cents in paper, or % cents for
handsome cloth binding. 1t will he
we'll to order at once from your local
newsdealer, or from the publisher, to
bo sure of securing copy from the
first edition, as of course, the demand
will be very large. John B. Alden,
Publisher, IS Vesey St, New York.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-03-17
ClearnlOnt.

To the Standard.
The people in this section are all
busy preparing for their different crops
especially the Irish potato crop Many
of our farmers are going to try to raise
two crops of potatoes. There is some
sickness in this neighborhood, and one
death recently. Mrs. Paralee Spangler
died suddenly, leaving loving hus,
band and seven children to mourn her
loss. MASON.
Clearmont, March 10.
We return thanks to this CORES.
pendent for two new subscribers. Let
all our correspondents make note OF
this and do likewise. -EDs.