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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-01-12

especially the latter--how to keep
warm under a temperature Of 16 de-
grees: (miuus 1922,
Gallatin is now hattered with the
prospects of two more railroads. The
work on the Cincinnati and Green
River road will soon begin on the
graded bed that was made some years
ago through Sumner county. The
new road recently chartered via Gala
tin, Huntsville, Carthage to Knoxville
is popular theme with our people at
this time also. With these roads com.
pleted, Gallatin will be the most favor.
ably situated county town in Tennessee
as to railroad facilities. Coming
events cast their shadows before them"
Already has GallatIn been quickened
in business and enterprise by the inspi>
ration of these coming events. No: a
vacant house, or one for rent can he
found within her borders. The best of
it all is, that when this additional pros
perity comes it will remain, for it will
have a foundation in the fertility Of
the country and its commercial advan.
tages that is both sure and steadfast
Capt. A. w. Gloster, well known
to many of your readers, spent the
holidays here with his interesting fam
lily and has returned to his railroad
home on the New Orleans and Baton
Rouche railroad, of which he is Ell.
gineer.
The new steamer Benton McMillin'
is now running the Upper Cumberland
trade, and passes here at stated periods
1t has a peculiar whistle, resembling
the bowling of II wolf, and on its first
trip it fairly alarmed the natives
many fled from home, it is reported, K
their neighbors under the fright AND
were slow to believe that a steamboat
could howl so. The whistle seems to
be a modified cailiope, and plays
its howl with the shrill melody of tha
classic instrument. All the way from
Nashville to Selma frightful stories are
tnld of the "wolf howl-but the howl
ing of old Boreas impresses us at thi
moment much more than the vol
story--it is pressing the Thermometer
down to $50.
READER.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-01-12
DAILY WORLD

is commended as in every way worthy OF
their confidence.
lst. Because it is the only exponent of
pure undefiled Democracy at the State Cap.
| ital having the full endorsement of the
| Democratic Executive Committee.
I'd. Because it has its editorial room con
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3D. Because it receives full and complete
| Associated Press dispatches, gathered by
| thousands OF untiring workers. second to no
| other paper in the South and equaled by
few. This being supplemented by specials
| from corps of competent correspondents
| in every town in Tennessee and important
places in other Southern States-thereby
enabling them to present the reading public
with news warm with human interest from
every part OF the habitable world.
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| 9Th. Because the local news is collected
by experienced reporters trained to the
| business, whose duty it will be to give cur.
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9Th. Because the legislation of the Ma.
tional Congress in 1884 and the Presidential
struggle will mark an era in the history of
the country, and the World will keep its
readers fully posted in every item OF any
| importance whatever.
9TH. Because its agricultural hints, house.
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| will be valuable and instructive to the house
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sth. Because ii you are SO situated that a
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| weekly, containing forty'eight columns OF
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THE WORLD,
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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-01-12
Nonresident Notice.

In CIancery at McMnnVille, Tennessee.
John C. Hughes VS.. VIM. Crouch and wife
and Others
this cause It appearing to the Clerk and
l. Master from cOmplainant's bill, which is
sworn to, that Wilson Kelton, deed, was
son OF William Kelton, decd, and as such
entitled If living, to one.ffth share of said
William Kelton's estate under the last will
and testament Of said William KeltOn, decd.
1t further appearing from the bill that the
names and residences Of the heirs of Wilson
Kelton are unknown, and that they are n on
residents of the State of Tennessee, so that
the ordinary process of law cannot be served
OH them, and the bill being filed to remove
the cloud upon the title upon the estate
aforesaid, set up by defendants VIM. Crouch
and wife, against the division under said
will, and also for dividing said premises
among those entitled to the same under the
will aforesaid. 1t is therefore ordered that
publication be made for four consecutive
weeks in the Southern Standard, newspa.
per published in McMinnville, Team, com.
manding the said non-residents to appear on
or before the lst Monday in January, 1884,
that being rule day of said Chancery Court,
then and there to plead, answer, or demur
to compliments bill, or the same will be
taken for confessed rs to them and cause
set for hearing ex parte. This Dec 9th, 1888.
$3.50. j. c. BILES, C. & NJ.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-01-12
From Trousdale.
TO the Standard.

TO the Standard.
Christmas passed off quietly and
peaceably in Trousdale. The health
Of this community is very good. We
have had the coolest spell of weather
ever known in this county, and the
snow is eight inches deep today.
We had two weddings last Sunday,
cold as it was. Abram Jones 10 Miss
Alta Cawthon, and w. NJ. Alread to
Miss Celia Jones, DIR. M. S. Brewer
officiating. After the two happy cou>
pies were joined together fine dinner
was served at Mr.. Noah Jones' which
was prepared for the occasion.
Isaac Akers is happy over his new
years GIFT was a girl.
Elder G. W. Gilbert has become a
citizen Of our village, and will preach
here every second Sabbath.
DR.. G. w. Brewer, of Nashville, is
visiting here, the guest of his uncle
DR.. M. S. Brewer. He talks of loca
ting here as soon as he completes hi
medical course in Nashville.
Prof. Frank Wilson commences 8
school near here next Monday, which
is much needed. The boys are having
fine. time catching rabbits in the snow
Success to the Standard and its many
readers. B.
Trousdale, Jan. 8.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-01-12
Chancery Sale Of House
and Lot.

W. V. WhtsOn VS. !. N Mercer ct al.
IN obedience to decree of the Chancery
l. Court at McMinnville, Tenn, rendered
in the above styled cause. will sell at the
Court house door in McMinnviIle, Tenn, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of january, 1884,
house and lot of land lying on the West
side of Chancery or Smithville street,
bounded on the east by said street, on the
south and west by the lot of Cyrus Rich.
mond, on the north by the street leading to
the residence OF A. P. Seitz. Said property
will be sold in two or more lots
Terms of Sale-On one and two years
credit, with interest from date of sale. Notes
and good security required and lein retain.
ed. Sold free fiOm and without the equity
of redemption. This Dec. II, 1884.
So j. c. BILES, c. & NJ.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-01-12

tn DAVO to sell our Hand Rubber
IL / n 10 Stamps Samples free.
FOLJAMBE & CO., Cleveland, SOHO.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-01-12
From Horse Shoe Falls.
Trousdale, Jan. 8.

To the Standard:
After a long absence here am again,
having only Christmas tree and other
Christmas trix to talk about. Yes,
there are the examination exercises,
which we had quite forgotten so alb.
sorbing was the interest in the Christ
mas tree, which is new thing to us
away out here in the country. Profs.
G. T. Cotten's and Irving Grizzlies
schools closed on Friday before Christ.
mas with examination exercises and
evening entertainments, all of which
were very interesting. The only thing
We have to regret is that we could not
be at both places.
The managers OF the Cross Roads
Sunday.school concluded, for the con.
venience of Santa Claus, to erect tree
at the school house on which he might
hang anything which he had stored
away to reward the children for their
punctual attendance or perseverance in
their studies. When the trees were I'M
yelled the children felt that they were
we'll repaid for all their labors; for
they were handsomely loaded with nice
gifts that made their little hearts LEAP
for joy. Awaiting the time for Santa
to put in an appearance and distribute
the presents, we we're entertained with
an excellent address by Prof. Irving
Grizzle, after which the choir, consist
ing of Mrs. Maggie Grizzle, the organ
ist, and five or six young ladies and
gentlemen, furnished some excellent
music. The Collins River Band was
present and aided greatly in making
the entertainment success. SAINTS
finally appeared and distributed The
presents to the satisfaction of all.
Balls and socials have been frequen
and well attended IN this community
during the holidays
Wishing you and your many reader
happy New Year and much success
during the year and through life, We
bow ourselves out. A. i.
Horse Shoe Falls, Dec. 81
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-01-12
Gallatin.
TO the Standard

To the Standard
Our relations to the STANDARD re-.
solve the question in the affirmative
that we should write something for its
columns, but our ability to decide what
to write is by-nO means so satisfactorily
resolved and there is a still more per.
picking question pressing us for solu>
ton Just at this time, to>wit: how to
keep warm in close room alone by a
good fire with lamp so arranged on a
small table as to be able to change
sides every two minutes without dis.
Quieting any one else, the thermometer
being 16' below zero with IL steady
downward tendency. Being thus cir.
cumstanced, i. e., puzzled as to what to
write and how to keep warm, we could
but wish we we're as tortuuatel Y situa'
ted as the Nashville dailies are when
they are short of items. They have a
"thirteenth district school" question in
reserve for such emergencies, and never
tail to fall back on it to feed their fam.
ishing columns. We have ms such
question, and il We had we don't know
how we could deal with it under the
pressure Of these already meutioned,
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The Daily World Ready for the
Great Fight of 1884.

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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-01-12
Supreme Court Decision.
Reported by Percy D. Madden, of the Nash
vile Bari
BY SPECIAL JUSTICE COOKE.

Vile DdTsJ
BY SPECIAL JUSTICE COOKE.
Statute of Limitation, Promise sufficient
torenec Obligatian-Thls was suit on
promissory note which upon its face
was barred by statute Of limitation Of
six years. Plaintiff testified that the
defendant had promised him within
six year, to pay note and interest.
DEPENDENT testified that he had not so
promised. Other witnesses, not agents
of the plaintiff, nor acting for him, ties.
tilted that they had heard defendant
say that he owed the debt and intended
paying. Held the testimony was ad.
Missile, not only FOX the purpose of
corroborating the plaintiff, but for dis.
crediung defeudent and to establish the
main fac,--Pratt vs. Davis.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-01

Gina sinen Monat ipater mar @retden
Sriebri9s beiddftist, lire erite St,nbe au
seben. sic iaB IN einem serdumiaen,
IdnsIi9 uieredisen i3immsr, bas burd
sroBe, bis auf bic groe rei1enbe 6eniter
nit benz @arten IN 8erbinbuns itanb unb
nit Bilbern ausseidmiidt mar, bic ale aui
Muiit ii9 besosen; auf ginsm iab man
ben &0nis Oauib nit ieiner Sarfe, auf eis
mem Inbern bic 3. Gdcilia aud Elm Piano
feblte ni9t.
@ret9en, - 10 miifen aud mir Marso
einltwetlen nennen, = bate ben &iiden
ben 9lastbiiren 3usewenbet, bod 10, baB
fie ibre S9ilerinnen iiberieben tonnte.
Sie war srit felt einisen Tasem In Oorns
burg. IS bate ibrem Sater unbei6reibs
lid piel s%etoitet, fid BON ieinem 9isblius
81 %trennen, bod mar er ia LANCE baran ses
w0bnt, Marsos @iaen gu tbun, unb 10
fanb er ii9 benn enbli9 in fem S9idlal.
sic ueripra9en chamber bauHs su i9rei.
ben unb Serr Oornburs bate Der iunsen
2ebrerin pom s3eit gu 3eit einen s~peitdsisen
tlrlaub 3useitanben, UNI ibren Slater Az Be-
iu9en. Baron GrieOri9 CAB bic Ruiits
i9uIe auf unb wobnte In etnem biibi9 mS>
blirten, a%nitdnbisen Quarter.
Sbren OnteI bate @ret9en nod nidt
seiebn (; er mar seitern erit BON elmer &siie
Suridsefommen unb ba er ale SSrmIi9s
feiten baBte, bate iie auf ben Hatb bes
Paitors ibm teinen geiu3 semadt.
Die Stnnbe nabm einen suten gerlauf /;
bic Mdb9en waren aufsewedt unb wiais,
unb penn lie aud mitunter etpas AZ aus
selaiien wurben, 10 lieB bic iunse Qebrerin
fi9 bas ni9t perbrisBen, ionbern ietts
ibren llnterri9t in Der beiten 9auns
fort.
YlOtlid peri9wanb bas 2a9en pon
allen @eii6ter, man fi9erte ni6t mebr,
waste faum bic @usen aufsui6lasen. Ses
wunbert iiber bieien We9iel mar 9rst9sn
i'm Sesriff, %umSubliden, ais iie in benz
@laIe bes iiber benz Yianino bdngenben
8il6ss bic @eltalt zines Mahnes wieberse.
ipieselt iab, Der i'm @arten binter elmer
Der Sbiiren itanb.
sic fiblte: bas muBte Der Tabritberr,
Der Ontel, iein unb obne ii9 etpas merfsn
gu la6en, unterridtets iie weiter, bis Die
@lode bas 8ei6en gum Sdlune CAB.
Damn itanb ife auf CAB ben Mab9en ibre
~9lufsabsn, iammslte bic Muftbefte unb
i6lob bas Snitrument. llnseitim flopfte
babel ibr 9ers, obne baB es ibr selunsen
wdre, ibre Saiuns wieberSusepinnsn uni
10 LANCE ais mSsli3 iu9te ie ben 9lusens
bid binaasSui3ieben, Der iie NIT benz
@efir6teten gum eriten Male %Suiammeu
brinsem iolte.
gnbli9 wanbte fie fi9 INN unb lab, ME
er bic peritummten Mab9en paarweiie an
ii9 poraberSiebm lieB.
90, iaste er babel, tar3 unb semeHen,
i9 boffe IS wirb sebn; bore i'd aber bas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-01

unb bin 3a benz &eiultat setommen, bal
bic einsise WSslidteit, bic Briber q
p~erfSbnen, BARN beitebt, cine 0erbinbun!
awii6en ibnen ansutniiplen unb omar burd
sic, bur9 Sbren anfentbaIt in uniere
@eureinbe.
@enau, mas i'd ba@te, 5err Yaffor,
ttnter sSbrem wabren Namen 1T barar
aber ni9t gu benten, Sic mifen elmer
anberen fibren. 5err Dornburs bat mt
bic Sa9e sdnaIi9 lberlafen, i9 Tam ba:
Der mad eisnem @utflnten banbeIn. Mt,
miiRen nun einen gamsn iu9en, Der be,
Wirtli9teit m6sIi@f nabe bleibt.
&ammaa
Nein, bas 1T su nab. Sbr Batter beibt
Sriebrid, ni9t wabr2 Was meinen Sic a.
Sriebri1s7 Das III etn bduFs portom:
member Mame, ben Sie, mad ben, Brau@,
anberer 2dnber iOsar an trasen bere@tisi
tnb.
Sebr gut, 5err Pafor; unb mein Dor:
rame7
WoIen sic ben aud p~erdnbernf
gs wirbe bas iebenfals pOrf9tise'
iein.
@ie bsiBen Sis benn eisentli92
Marso.
Oas tOnlmt BON Marsaretba, Ia7en 81,
fi1 einfa4 @ret1en nennen, @ret9er
Srieberi9s. llnb nun nod cine amber,
Sraae: iebn sic Sbren gltern iehr Gbn:
li92
Meinem @ater gar nidt, i9 bab.
nur bas 9aar unb Bic Musen pon INN,
wobl aber mub i'd u.einer Mnttsr slei.
den.
llnb fie ersabIte ibre gesesnuns nit be,
alien Wartba.
Oas fa1t weniger ms @emi9t, man
fnbst 10 oft I'M 2eben berartise Mebnlid.
teiten. Rebmen sic bic Steue iest sleid
an, Ober wouen sic uorber nod nit .Sbrem
8ater barber beratben?
Gs wirb mobl Ieiber notbwenbis fem, baE
i'd mid BON ibm trenne, ntdt wabr, Ser.
Yaitor?
9lerbinss, Iiebes Sinb. Sbr Batter
tSnnte aQenfaus in g. wobnen, aber bann
liefe bic Sa9e @efabr, entbedt Su werben
unb gu ideitern. sic miinen bies Spfer brins
gen, bas sebt einmal ni9t anbers.
9l9, i'd ielbit wiirbe mid i9on barin 81
ftnben iu9en, aber fir meinen armen @as
ter 1T es gar bart Sd bin iein slues, unb
er 1T an feline iesise SteIuns nod 70 uenis
sewObnt, na4bem er 10 LANCE Baron sewes
fen. .Sbn ieinem S4idiale iberIaiien, ers
ideint mir faft gu idwer.
Oas besreife i9 iebr wobI, mein Rinb /;
iprs1en sic baber nit ibm, bepor sic
einen gntidluB faien. Sd isbe in bieiem
slaem ben Singer @ottes. Die beibsn
griiber wieber gu uereinen 1T felt LANCE bas
3tel meines Strebens unb 8etens ; glei1s
wobl miiien sic tbuu, mas Sbr gater fir
bas Seite bdlt.
Marso perabi9iebete fi9 pon benz
woblwouenben Yrieiter unb trat balb bas
rauf ben Wes CUR Citation an, pon Srdus
lein Slipper besleitet, weI9e es fi9 nidt
nebmen lieB, ibrem iunsen Safe oils Sub
rerin su bienen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-01
Sails
Sesetabiliider iicilianii6er
Haar-Grnruerer

mar bic erfe 9uiarmeniesuns, bic f9 pcnftdnbia
CUR Seiluns aler 8rantheiten Der aopfbaut eias
nete, nno bas erfte ~wirtiane RitteI, sebIei9tem
ober srauem Saare feline natirIite Sarbs, frii5es
ga9stbum unb iusenoli9e S95nbeit ,lriid,uftel,
len. 9iefes TitteI bat uiele Rababmunsen seflns
ben, aber feline bat allen sur ~rittiser 5ebanoluns
bes Saares uno Der aopfbaut n~6tbisen erforeers
nifen 70 uoaitdnois eHtipro9en. 6aa's 6anrs
Grneuerer bat nebr unb nebr an 8eliebtbeit aepons
men, ano fem Euf unb feline TisIi6feit 1T nadb
allen 1beilen Der MeIt eecrunaeu. Sein unpers
sIeitIi9er GrfoIs fam rur in er llrfa6e suses
i5rieben peroen: Der p~onffdneisen GrfiifIunq
esfen. mas er peripridbt.
Die Gisertbimer baben oft Al ibrsrr Grfaunen
auitrdse pou fernen adnbern erbaIteu, no fe ME
gsria4e sema6t battsn, bieies RitteI sin;ufibren.
Ser SaII's SaarsGrneuerer aud nur
furje Seit gebrGuat, rpiro cine punberbare gerins
berung In isiner perionIiten Gri6einuns erfabren.
Or ~entfernt ale tlnreini9teit ppn Der aopfhaut,
beiIt ale bOien Sdfte, Sieber unb GrodeRbeit,
unS uerbinSert oaburd bas aabIpsrben. Or reist
bic entfrdfteten 9riien, unb iest fe in ben
StanS, baS Saar pon ueuern uno trdftis wa6ieu
gu MAIDEN. Die @irtuns bieiss glitteIs 1T ni1t
ppriibsrsebene, pie bic ppn bener, peI6e nit Ms
iObOI s~ubersitet inb, iOnSsrn oauert Ianse 8eit; unb
Sesbalb 1T Der Ssbrau9 ~oesieIben aud aus epars
iamteit ~ empfebIen.
Smfingbam's Seise (Dye)
siebt benz sarte cine natirIi6e braune, OSer
mad @ani4 i9rpar;e 6arbe. Sieie Sarbe 1T baus
erbaft, uno pdi9t ft9 uiat ab. % fe aus einem
%einsisen 9rdpdrat beftebt, 70 n,adbt ibre anweubuna.
feine ylibe.
3ubereitet pom
@.Y. Saa Sic. ,@aibma, u. s..
IN alien 2lpotbefen III baben.