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I'm Memory of MRS. Mary A. McFadden.
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I'm Memory of Mrs. mary A. McFa0den
Speak gently, for soul is gone
TO fair land of higher birth,
To claim a crown triumphant, won
Ger temptation here on earth.
Such gifts as she possessed are rare
And to mortals rarely given,
Except to those who trust in God
For a perfect home in heaven.
She labored not when in this vale,
For worldly honor, praise or fame,
And sin on her could ne'cr prevail
10 garner for an empty name.
She gave around her peace and love,
Freely, TO both the old and young;
Her very thoughts seemed from above;
Her virtues heard on every tongue.
She won the hearts of all she met,
BY gen tle kind and loving ways
And they who knew her neer regret
To give unto her Christian praise.
Her precepts and example pure
VIII work for God from year to year,
And when eternity shall dawn,
She still to me, will be most dear.
SARAH
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CUSTOM HOUSE APPOINTMENT Mr. Richard
Dallam, of Bel Air, has been appointed by Col
lector Webster To position in the Baltimore
Custom House, Mr.. o. H. Goodman, whom he
succeeds, having been promoted to be assistant
marine clerk, in place of MIR. John ii. Cathcalt
removed Mr.. DalIam is son of the late Major
VIM. II. Dallam.
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MARYLAND CENTRAL ITEMS. The second car
of the train from Baltimore, jumped the track
last Friday evening, on curve near the Aims.
house, about mile from Bel Air. The accident
was caused by the sinking of one side of the
track, the effect of the heavy rains few days
before. The passengers were all brought to
Bel Air in the forward car, and after several
hours of hard work the remainder of the train
was brought up 10 the station.
Mail service will begin on the Marylau
Central Railroad next Monday, 9th instant The
mails will be dispatched from Baltimore. via
Towsontown, Baldwin and Fallston to Bel Air.
Two mails will be sent ach way every day.
The receipts of the Maryland Central road
from passengers alone average about $3.50 per
day. This does not include the receipts for
communication tickets, very large number of
which are used on the road
The right of way owned from end to end of
the Maryland Central, with its valuable fran
chises, is estimated to be worth from 81 600 900
to 81, 100000. The rolling stock of this road 10
worth upwards of 100000.
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Tile COntinontM is the title of neat, at
tractive and interesting monthly magazine,
published at Baltimore by A. G. Meyer &
Co. Ii is issued at the low price of 80
cents a year, or six cents for a single num-
hnr
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Relatives of Mrs. w. w. Campbell, from
Baltimore are visiting her home.
Mrs. McCommons and son, of Wilmington,
Del, at Rev. j. H. Marsh's. VISITOR.
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VI A R II I L. ID.

BROWN-LEWIS.--l Baltimore, on Mon
day, June Is, by Rev. j. W. Duffy, FRANK A
BROWN, of Hartford county, to Miss LAURA
c., daughter of James NJ. Lewis, of Baltimore
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THE TABLES.

THE TABLES.
No. l, FAITH TABLE, is in charge of Miss Mary
DIETRICH, assisted by Mrs. Cassidy, Mrs Dorehe,
Mrs. Garesche and friends.
Mo- HOPE IA BILE, is directed by Miss G. Mar
tin, assisted by Miss A. Sculiy, Mrs. q. Lilly,
Miss Ady, Miss Moran and Miss klung.
No: 3, CHARITY TABLE, is under the supervi-
sion Mrs. s. keith and Miss +. scully, assisted
No. YOUNG MEMS ST. FRANCIS TABLE,
is presided over by MIR. Daniel Callahan, assist
q. Gay, J. Concannon, Jr.
No 8, THE ICE CREAM TABLE, is directed 10y
MIR Is. Fitzpatrick and sons.
No. u, TIL TEMPERANCE SALOON Soda WI
ter Fountain, Cigar stand are superintendent by
Messrs ;; Lilly, r Callahan, J., Clark and sons.
government of Mrs. Meehan, assisted by Mrs
titzpatrick, sr., Mrs. o'Leary, Mrs. A. Ly nch,
Mrs. COncannOn.
No 8, THE DANCING PAVILION, is under the
management of Mr. ID. Lynch, assisted 10y Mr.
IL. Meehan and friends.
Nos, THE JACOBS WE'LL. is under the preai-
dcncy of Miss Eliza Meehau, assisted by the
Misses ooncannocn and the Misses slatrery.
Lyes Popular string Band viii furnish music
The Fair will be opened ut s o'clock every eve
hlHg. iu6
Il the neighborhood OF MI. Zion NJ. H. Church
vii a. hold a EESTlyAL at that place. on the
18th eth and asIh. Supper at i O'clock Re
freshInents served at ali hours. Proceeds for
DtHcllt Oh Cnufcn, Come olt, Come All.
IGOR SAEE.-A VALUABLE FARM he
Il longing to the estate of the late a braham
Merritt, located ~ miles from Fulston Station
on the Mary land Central Railroad, q miles from
baltimore. This farm contains
ABOUT IGO ACRES
of fine quality OF land in section of country I'M
surpassed for its natural advantages which are
now being rapidly developed by the building of
the Maryland Central kOad. For terms of sale,
&c. apply to the executors,
WA. G. HAVILAND,
Il Is HULL,
s u'h st, Baltimore.
Or To MORDEC Al PRICE, FaIlston, Md
GjuGm
| INNS IN 20 GIVE NETECE-THAT TIL II
| Il subscriber has obtained from the Register of
Wills of Hartford county, Md, Letters of Admins
| trati0n ON the personal estate of
BERNARD MITCHELL,
| late of Hartford Co., deceased. All persons hay
ing claims against said deceased are hereby not flied
Ia exhibit the same, with the legal vouchers there
| of,
| On on 6eto,e tile 81 dav Of Jd""u,y, 1884.
| or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
| all benefit of said estate All persons indebted Ia
| SAID estate are requested To make immediate pay
| ment.
Given under my hand and seal, this III day
of July, 1883.
CAMILLA A. MITCH ELL,
| Jus Administrative
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REMEDIES FOR SEA SICKNESS Mr.. John =.
Shriver with his father, Mr.. j. Alex. shrver,
aud his brother Alexis, of this county, sailed
for Europe, in the steamer Bruuns chweig from
Baltimore, on the 2lst of June. MIR. ,John s.
Shriver, who is connected with the Baltimore
An'Gican, was furnished by friends with number
of receipts for sca.sickness, which he gives in a
letter to that paper, for The benefit of hose who
intend crossing the brny deep. He says ::
"Iuke lemon" said one, ''and suck the Juice
as you 90 out to sea-" This would necessiiac my
arising al 3 A. NJ, tomorrow, which | don't
propose TO do. Another said: "As You 90
out to sea order a bottle of champagne and
drink it. Keep this up every morning until
you are we'll" A pleasant remedy, that, but
rather expensive, as champagne on board ship
| is only twenty five cents less than ut Guys. A
friend this morning took me aside and said
tNow, you'll be sick, know but Eve got a
remedy to beat all. Abstain from coffee during
the first three or four days eat no butter and
take no gravy on your meat" This is only a
sample of the "abstainers," for others have told
me beef, vegetables, soup puddings, and even
milk, were sure to cure sea sickness, and if fol.
lowed the advice of this class, what would
| look ike when went ashore at Bremen. Pm
not very fat, anyhow Another man told me 10
| turn my head towards the wind and breathe
with it-"Sure cure for seasickness." Maybe
| Still another wants me TO measure my steps and
walk in certain way, but have concluded to
| sit still and not walk at all. As | was about 10
make my way to the steamer another friend
stopped me and said
$50, you sail for Europe"
eyes; on my way To the steamer now"
Indeed Here, old boy, take this sheet OF
writing paper, place it on your breast and sea
| sickness Will never trouble You"
| | thanked my friend, but | hurried TO the
| steamer for fear of more remedies. ! think,
| after trying these and few more | have still Oh,
file and finding no relief will say sea sirkne rs
| is ineurabe.
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The Egis and Intelligencer.
FREDERICK w. sAkER. editor.

G1S-THE HGGIs has more extended circulation
mong the Intelligent farmers and business men
OF Hartford than amy other paper in the county.
The attention of advertisers is directed to TINS
fact.
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TABLES.


10th, Goth and 2lst inst.
SUPPER! DANCING! REFRESHMENTS!
TABLES.
No. l, "FAITH TABLE" is in charge of Mrs
B. A. V. Fleury. assisted by her daughters the
Misses Fleury and Mrs. 7. Feury.
No. =, nope TABLE" is directed by Mrs NJ.
Patterson, assisted by her sisters, the Misses
Miller.
No. 3, "CHARITY TABLE" is under the su-
pervision of Mrs DIR. Cuttings Mrs. II. Wilson,
Mrs. Z. Quinlin, assisted by the Misses King,
Mrs. III. Bruins, Mrs Il. Colgan
No. 4. YOUNG MEMS 81. STEPHENS IA
BILE, is presided over by Mr.. A. Miller, Jr, as
sisted by his brothers. and Mr.. NJ. Weiss and
friends.
No. 3, THE ICE CREAM IA BILE, is superintend-
ed by Messrs. j. Hanley, W. Draayer, Jr., and
the brothers Hurley.
No. 6, THE TEMPERANCE SALOON and Soda
Water Fountain are in charge of Messrs. T..
Fleury. j. Kelly. VIM. Draayer, ST.
No. Z, THE SUPPER TABLE is under the gov
eminent of Mrs Charles Gilbert, ST., assisted by
her daughters, the Misses Gilbert and Mrs.
Charles Gilbert, Jr., and the Misses Bradley.
No. $, THE DANCING PAVILION is in charge
of Mr.. Il. Gilbert, assisted by Messrs, Il. French
and MIR. DeyereauX. Only square dances will
be allowed on the occasion.
No. 8, THE JACOBS WE'LL is presided over by
Miss Nj. Hurley as Rebecca, assisted by the
Misses Kelly.
Lyles Band will be in attendance JUG
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or. FRANCIS CHURCH.
PROGRAMME OF FAIR

A FAIR for the benefit of st. Francis Church
will take place near tlarrord Furnace, on the LIST,
"a, 81 ana 18th of August.
SUPPER! DANCING! REFRESIIM ENTS!
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LOK SsfERGEF.-Flcasr announce ROBERT
Il II. CAltMAN, of the 81 district as Il candidate
for Sheriff, subject To nomination by the Demo-
cratic primaries. 25my
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NEW FLINT MILLS. j. Whteford ~ Bro
have erected large flint mill on the farm of
DIR. y. j. Ramsey, on Broad creek, above Como
wingo bridge The building is 81 by 100 feet,
with seven pans, and is driven by an eighty
horsepowe water wheel, the dam on Broad
creek being as large as small lake and afford
ing splendid boating. They have kiln of flint
already burned for grinding 01tord Press.
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I,NOIe SHERIFF.

LOR SHERIFF. respectfully announce
i myself as Il candidate for sheriff of Hartford
county, subject TO the decision of the Democratic
party ut the ensuing primary elections
GEORGE +. WALK Err,
icss Of the Second District
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| The FoUkTH IN BEL AIR.-PlaCes of business
were closed on the Fourth of July and the town
had Sunday look. About fifty persons left on
| the morning train for Loeb Raven and Balli-
more and the place was further depleted Of
| inhabitants by fishing parties, Nc.
| The only event of the day was well-contest-
ed game of baseball between the Towson club
and volunteer nine, composed OF young men
| from Bel Air and other places. The Bel Air
boys were defeated, but they console themselves
with the reflection that it was by manly and
generous rivals. Among the visitors were ex
| Sheriff Samuel j. Robinson, President, and Prof
Hanna of the Towsontown High School, Vice
resident of he Towson Club, Mr. VIM. Miller
and Others. The visitors were entertained by
the Bel Air nine at the Eagle Hotel, and after
wards by MIR. w. Smithson Forwood, at the
Grangels' Hotel. return game will be played
at Towsontown, on the l4th.
On Wednesday night DR. Charles A. Holdings
worth, Mr.. John A. Hanna and Frank Cochran
gave display of fireworks, near the depot, aud
the patriotic sentiment of the day found addi
tional vent in the discharge of fire crackers.
Two WILLS PRESENTED FOR PRoBATE.-Two
hi'iSt S"'h w w tiiH iSSb VIII anu ''S'"
| ment OF Mrs. Isabella l.. Forwood, were pre-,
scented in the Orphans Court on Tuesday. By
one of them, dated May 23d, 1888, and witness
| ed by James II. Kerr and s. ID. Remington
| Mrs Forwood devises her farm in Dublin dis
| trict to her husband, Edward T. Forwood, and
her personal property to her mother Mrs. Ari-
ana Towson
| By the other will, dated May 3d. 1888, all her
property is devised to her husband, during his
| life time and at his death to go to his children
by his first wife. This will is witnessed by An
drew Boyle, Granville II. Boyle and Thorn as
Henry.
A caveat to the second will filed by Herman
Stump, ESD, counsel for Mrs. Towson, alleges
that Mrs. Forwood was not of sound mind when
she made it.
The answer thereto, filed by Geo. l.. VanBib-
ber Esq, counsel for Edward T. Forwood and
Others, denies the allegations in the caveat and
asserts that Mrs. Forwood was incapable of
making a will on the ed of May that the will
then made was improperly executed and that
| on the 23d her mind cleared for five or six honrs
previous TO her death, and she made and prop
| erly executed her last will and testament, devils
| ing all her property TO her husband. The case
was continued until April 9th
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The company have ordered two new pas.
senger engines, which will be placed upon the
road as soon as the Baldwin works can furnish
them. Better time can then be made than
with the present engines, which are only suita-
BILE for freight purposes:
PROCEEDINGS OF THE SCHOOL COMM ssIoN-
ERs.-The School Commissioners, Messrs Ar
! thur Vosbury, President, Franklin Whitaker
and VIM. II. Ii. Whiteford, were In session on
Tuesday.
| The school house at Magnolia was ordered TO
be painted, under the supervision of the trus-
| tees.
| The Secretary was directed TO see to the re-
| pairs Of various school houses
Moses Rice was appointed trustee of eolored
school No. g. 4th district.
The Secretary was directed to fill the vacant
free scholarship at Brooks Female College by
competitive examination.
The teachers summer term reports were
ordered TO be paid.
| As many school houses need repairing
the board decided to build only two new
school houses this year, one for No. g. 4th district
and one for No. 2, colored, fifth district For
the latter, Lewis Kcnly, coored promised to
| give the lot, build the foundation, and collect
SO for the erection of the house.
| The Secretary was authorized 10 advertise for
proposals for building the said houses and for
an estimate for charging No. 3, third district.
The board decided to re open the schools the
first Monday in September, where the attend.
ance would justify it, and keep them open four
| full terms.
The Secretary was directed TO advertise tor
proposals for furnishing coal for the use Of
| the schools
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THE ORPHANS COURT was in session Monday
and Tuesday. Hon, Charlton W. Billingslea,
Hon. P. O. Savin and Hon. j. W. Barton on the
bench. Letters standardization on the person
al estate Of the late Bernard Mitchell, deceased,
were granted to Camilla A. MITCHELL who filed
her bond in the sum of $4,000. franklin Hop
per and A. f. Treadway were appointed 10 APP
praise the real estate of SAID deceased.
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CT. STEPHENS CHURCH.
PROGRAMME OF FAIR.

A FAIR for the benefit of ST. Stephen Church,
will take place al UPPER FALLS, on the 18th,
10th, goth and 2lst inst
orrppDpt N NrtNrc, pDIpCst, ,,,,,r,r,,
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Messrs Barnes II Archer have rented their
store-house at Glen Cove to the company, who
will n.e il as a hnnrding- house for hands.
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IOR SHERIFF.-Piensr announce JAMES
u :. OH ENWORFlI. of Dublin district as a
candidate for Sheriff of Hartford county, subject
10 the decision of the Democratic party nj the
primary elections jcl5t
NOR SnEEIEf.-- Please announce w. OIL
Il YER HUGHES, Of the Second District, ms a
candidate for sheriff of Hartford county, subject
to the decision of the Democratic party nj the
coming primary elections. lcSf
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LABoRERs FROM THE SOUTH. MIR. j. c,
Smith, of this county, returned from Richmond
last Saturday, with twenty-five tine-looking,
well dressed and ablebodied colored men, who
have been employed to work on the new paper
mills on the Susquehanna. Twenty.four men
were engaged but two of them deserted at Bal
timore Mr.. Smith is Treasurer of the compa-
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NOR THE g.EtiISGAT4R announce
Il myself rs Il candidate iur nomination for the
House of Delegates subject To the decision of tho
| Democratic party at the ensuing Primary Elrc-
| tons. DAVID w Wiley
jtS Of The Fourth District
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EVN U TT II f'EVh~ VIZ 10 NE."WK. EDITOK !:
L Al the earnest solicitation Of my many friends
! have consented Ia hroomG II candidate for the
next liouS" of DELEGATES, subject to the decision
of the BcInucrNlic primary election. Having
always been a trIi" AMI consistent Democrat, aud
opposed Ia rings factions and 1.hhyng | pledge
myself, il nominated and circStd, to serve my
constituents faithfully aud To the best of my
ability. GEORGE w. RICHARDSON
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LNOR COZ STY CUMNISSIONER.-pl
i announce riibS. NJ. POOLE, of the Third Dis
trict, as II candidate for County Commissioner,
subject 70 the decision of the Democratic party
ut the primary II, "ions. iu6
LNOE sNINTY sOMNISSIONER.-
L announce Gli T.. BAY, Of the Firth Dis
trict, us Il candidate Tor County Commissioners,
subject 10 the 'i"CSlulI I'll the Democratic prina-
ry elections. Il6F
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IOR 4 HE f.EtilSItIIlkE.-I respectful
l. " announce myself as Democratic candi-
date for the House Of Delegates, subject to the
decision of the party at the ensuing primary cleo
tons. tORBIN AMOS,
jel5 Of the Fourth District
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

-Schroeders Corn Solvent removes and cures
rms, Bunions and Warts. 25 cts AT Druggists
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LNOR COUNTY WgSSIOSER.-p Please
L announce MICHAEL WI lIFEFORD, Of Dub
lin district, ns Il candidate for County Commits
sonor subject la the decision of the Democratic
party at the primary elections. uG
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LNOR COUNTY SOMNIS>aONE R.-please
l. annnunc" HOWARD A. BArEMAN, of the
First District, rs cunddaIe for County Commits
soncr. subject 10 the decision of the Democratic
party at the primary elections. ic22
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-07-07
Synopsis of Proceedings July Term Of
Warren County Court.

.. M. Thurman and s. l.. Colyille
were appointed committee to examine
settlement of Chairman with County
officers.
Warren Wagon Factory released
from County tax for 5 years.
DIR. w. B. Sparks was appointed
Jail Physician.
Jane Bates allowed $40, j. A
Lance appointed trustee.
Mrs. Sarah Springs allowed $40
E. W. Parker appointed trustee.
Considerable road business was trans
acted.
Will of Miss L. A. McGregor pro
bated.
vENIRE FOR SEPTEMBER TERM, 1888
1st Dist. James NJ. Higginbotham
H. Higginbotham, Lafayette TEN
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-07-07
Standard McMNNVILE TENNEssEE-sATURDAY JULY = 1883

pies, j. p. Smart.
I'd Dist L. B. Rust.
Sd Dist. Jeremiah Gribble, jeremiah
Jaco, Jr.
4th Dist. John Woodward, Sam
Grissom.
9th Dist. Marshall McGregor.
9th Dist. James Brown.
9TH Dist. Willis Russell, Dock Israel.
9Th P. M. Myers.
9th Dist. M. W, Gowger.
10th Dist. Isaac Akers, Redin Bon
ner.
18th Dist. E. H. Muncey, Henry
Rhea.
18th Dist. w. Newly.
18th Dist. Mark Jones, w. A. Rob.
inson.
14th Dist. A. j. Webb, E. A. Mer.
riman.
10Th Dist. John w. Bass.
Total amount appropriations, $591,8S,
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-07-07
The Fourth.

The secret organizations of the town
celebrated the fourth Wednesday with
picnic in q. F. College yard. The
picnic was well attended by the mem
bers of the lodges, their families and
invited guests. Several lodges from a
distance attended, among them the
Knights Of Honor of Sparta. A rep
resentative from each order addressed
the audience, after which dinner was
spread on the ground and disposed Of
The crowd was estimated at about 600
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-07-07

-Prof' N. y. flnney ana family lett
this morning for Wilson county, from
which place Prof. Finney starts i'm
mediately on his Western tour.
MIR. VIM. NJ Lance is our au-
thorized agent at Clearmont, and will
receive subscriptions for the STANDARD
in that neighborhood. We want good,
active canvassing agents at every post
Office in Warren and adjoining coun-
ties. Sample copies and terms will be
furnished on application to the Office.
Miss Tennie Gartner and Miss Mat
Culbert, two pleasant and attractive
young ladies of Columbia, are on
visit to this place, the guests of Mr.. j.
P. Gartner's family. We hope their
stay in our little city may be pleasant.
j. HI. Robertson, for long time
our efficient County Court Clerk, has
been and is yet dangerously i'll with
Aux. Thursday evening, when we
last heard from him, his physician
thought he was q little better. We
hope he may soon recover.
A bay mare about q years old
once the property of j. D. Elkins, but
traded by him and again traded, has
returned to Mr.. Elkins. The owner
can get the mare by applying to Mr..
Elkins, Sd District, and paying for this
notice.
We have now in hand for printing
the premium list of the first annual
fair of the White County Agricultural
and Mechanical Association, to be held
at Sparta, commencing October I'd,
and continuing 4 days. This Associa-
ton is composed CT live, energetic men,
who know no such word as fail. Their
premium list is liberal one, and their
fair is bound to be success.
House and lot for rent. Apply to
r. Mead.
The Peoples National Bank of
McMinnville, statement of the con-
dition Of which appeared in our col.
umns last week, and again this week,
is one of those solid financial institutions
which any town would be glad to boast
of. Its officers are all business men of
; the strictest integrity and sterling abil-
ity. AS an institution of deposit il
combines every element of safety, and
! in the matters of loans, discounts, and
other banking business marked libsr.
atty is shown.
One of the saddest histories of oul
county is the case of two very old and
worthy people who died sometime since
near this place. They had lived to-
gether in peace and love, and after q
: long life of self denial and devotion tC
It their children, whom they never forgot
D these good old people passed to theil
l. long rest, and strange to relate theil
d children gobbled up the money tina
g was left them so kindly and today
these old peoples graves are forgotten
e and neglected, when every sentimen
e Of remembrance, justice and affection
). ought to prompt these ungrateful heir
e to go round to Turpin q Elkins Tomb
1t stone Shop, back of Ross store and ge
t. neat durable stones and place at thes
l. neglected graves. 1t is shameful 70
n such things to be in a christian land
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-07-07
Aunt Abbey's Liniment.

A sure cure for Rhumatism, Bruises,
Sprains, Cuts, Sore Throat, Head
Ache, Tooth Ache, and a thousand
other aches and pains that flesh is heir
to. For sale by "Aunt Abbey" Turner,
McMinnville, Tenn.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-07-07

One hundred and ninety-two cars
of Irish potatoes, or nearly 1900 bar
rels, have been shipped north within
the past day or two.-American.