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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-05-15
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Ser 9rdiibent bat fslgenOe 5erren 81 0ttt=
qlieberl Der @ommiIIiun ernanutr peI4e be-
Itimmen iuG, mo Sufsnbefsitisun9en am No'
tbisien itnb, uuO tpelder art Die betreI1ell.
ben arnirun9en ieeu, reip. OBJ uno BIS ~
tpelfem graSe SorpeOos, @finen uno o9l
sur Serwenbun9 fommen Ioaea: SrlegS'
iefretar gS. s. @nbicOtt SOriiter, ole @s
nerGle g. 8. Senet unO s. Newton, Sbertt
lieutenant gf. 8. abbett, @apttdn :. .
@mitb, @ommanbeure 8. 3. Sampion mi
6. s. @ooorif,, iopie Die Serren s. Woraan
iuu., Don 9enuiplpanien uub Graitus Gor
nina BON gemy g)ori.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-05-15
Ser 9ampfcr ;, ,eeSiiua" Ser1patet.

2pnb0n, IA. Mai. - Wau glaubt, SaB
oas meme @eiet CUR llnteroriidun9 pom Ser
breden in Srlano Irish Crimes Act 6aS
9fe6t gum 8ornebmen nd9tli9er Sausluz
f)ungen, ionic Die ipeSiellen 9eieee gegeu
Die 3eitungeu unb 0ffeutlideu SeriamnIluHs
gen aufbeben tuirO. 9ieie 3ugeitanoniiIe,
SnIammen nit ben beibebaltenen bauptidds
liden SerorSnun9eu bes alten 9eiebes -
namentli6 oiejenisen in Se5ug auf Die Ser
Iammlung ipesieler SurieS, Die Serlegun9
bon 8roSeIien ln0 bas 8edt CUR @tnleltung
bon llnterlu9un9en obne peri0nlife Antla9e
- bil6en bic 8afis zines Compromises iiber
0ieIe 4ngelegenbeit. Cine 0aloritdt Der Sa=
binetsmit9lieber opponirt Der Grueuerung bes
@eietes, tpdbreuS Cir g8n. 5arcourt Die
meme Sill i'm Barlament befiirmorten Iuiro.
Set Strett am bic Grnennnns etnes RadbfoIs
gers fur &areinaI 1aseabe.
Dubl lin IA. Nai. - rltniteo SrelauS"
dubert bi. auf9t, baB Der BON 6rn. @rringz
ION, bem ipeSieaen britiiden ageuten I'M
Satifan, aus9eiibte ginfuB oaran i6ulS lei,
bab Der Popff ben Or. BalIb nidbt ais gtahs
folqer 6es pertDrbenen Saroinals NtcGabe
gum grsbildof bon Dublin ernanut babe.
Die 8arneliten, auf hereu Seite iih Or.
gSalib nei9t, duBerH itf iebr entriiitet iiber
be WaBnahme oes Saiitans, namentli9, od
iie IN berielben baS 8eiultat britii6er Sntris
quen erbliden. ullniteo Srelano" ertlart, es
Iheine, als oh bic Hegieruua i'm Dubliner
SdlofIe oas erbli9e &edlt eruorben babe,
bic 9ubliuer gr5biidofsmiiroe su ueri4eus
fen.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22
Legal Notice.

STAIR OF OhIOl
STARK 90. no.
John A. Archer, PIN,
Va FOWL action,
II, Archer, Of AllAuiic, O unt Z naas, ard state Of
Iowa, aud Anna boll u hAcr, 0l Huutin lou, county NJ
OaD II, stats n Wat vlrgini |, vii lAhe iolico That
john A Arohtr Of Aniuu, slArN rOnpiJ o, dill ~ tho
ypih day ~ NUvonlb' Z, A ID 1894, nlo Ms PETITION IN
tho Ouit o, lionmnn Pleas Will AMI Tor tho county
n stars, o. ID ~ ,te0i Oiin. aRAlnt lhu aaid AuaAn JAne
Bm erg'f, Anna Dsll nAal' T, WIN J. Arourr. Louis j.
Archer AID nrArr A McFadden, drfeudAun. sitting
fortll that IN I. q lied " The uudiv ded onr.ifith intcrist
IN tue rnAt hAlf n % No 100 ~ ,hr oU VI, anton, a.,
n NJ hr plnTs pArl in AID e'lo NJ m pfunlnra and
lha Anld WIN, " Aro'nf aud AnnA II N Afhlrr ara no.
thrd that nor are required I nj pear and annwrr anld
prili ~ on n b furu tho 0isl cAy u January A, d.
1850, john AVY Hth
deOI l.Lw Dy ], A MoFADpEN, ATT,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22
Legal Notice.

To Hiram Dieksy Portland, Oregon, William d otey,
AiOuI CITY, lows, an lamra q, Whlpple, Elihwith, ELS
wat o., Ku aaAi Y1ia q o hereby nothed that on DO
orlnler 10, 1874, We nl4i u petition q. FAUST yourselves,
and Othtf 1T y StFrH county, uhin, Common lleal
COn u stating that W. arr tn own ~ NJ tho undivided
tAi NJ TUE q ~ rasl quarter ~ section !, ~ township
10, OF rang u, IN star onlnty, OhiO, ltta 40 AGRA ntf
IN n1rih aidr Ol AAlh unhrlei, AMI IT'S 40 Atrh on lha
south iiue q aild quar- Q INA y Ito itrd, X 10 Webb,
Huam hickey ana w lllam Dlehey each 0An an IN
div ied aiI eeuth OF ihn q no land, INA Nrlli' Free
pan owira an undl dded l0nith OF M d land, and that
ealI pillirH u u nav m pA essiun tleie " u AZ said
iAnff q, Whi pie, ThOma, j, Whlnplraud fl0lA Whin'
pie a'o n nrIeAl The elni aid prailna N Il ihu tilo
u lhr 0pn ~ SID iHnd 10 quoted M AZ INIT ,al1
Ja ~ y WiiIplH Th0naa ], an tlOrA Wlippln, and
trat pa tlii0n OF iad lAud D- ma 70 IN such nanner
that lhe hall inioiiat OF ihe una nigued therein IN not
u ile ~ lhrm IN aesriA ", anti n that cam I DO done
VII out maniea' inlay 10 tho pIemlpi D., Tat all lands
b. ,oli, anu playlnA Tor such othpr relief ~ may 10
pf0Wr
You ale required y anaSer said petition on or beiors
MATHEW p N MOFrIrr and
JULIA MOtfIfT
~ DAr 4 LINCn their AltyA
Dated Canton, Ohio, Dee ibth, lbBi-2s'Lw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22
Noth ng Mad, Ia Vain.

We are told that nothing was made In.
v In; but what can DO said OF tho I Hh.
%ionaNIe girl OF the perlodp Isn't she
maiden yainp Hoods S|arsaparrilla Ia
made In Lowell, Mas, where there are
more bottles OF IL sold thanof any other
sarsaparllla or blood purifier Aud II Ia
never taken IN vain. II purli g the blood
Strengthens the system, ana gives new
life aud yigor to the entire oody. 100
dosea n,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22
saturday, the 2lth day Of Jannary, 1886,
Divorce Notice.

w,llism Ccoper. reeidlnp NJ tina town ~ Murray,
CiAI upult /, l0wA, viii ieke nclice u,s, on I've Wind
dag u November, it.t Amelia .coprt. nlsd her rctt
,i,,n. pratt 4 ! divnree rum stid wthsf' b,spsr, ~
TO- tho .usinuy vi rii,i,vn, IN he ground " atus~y
nhd N h M, er,el,p rnd thsi ~ w, bs 10 ~ 70
7 Ahki IA ,MHsvtM
AssiiAv ivs \. Mvss, hsr Auv,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22
Panama whoao lnnoa ara imna,rad

Persons whose lungs are impaired or
have throat diseases should not 10 10
the seashore, % th, air Ia always polls
onous To such tronbles. Uee Or. Bige-
lows Positive Cure; II cures coughs,
colds, Group, bronchitis, asthma. inHu.
enxa, anu all throat and lung dioeases.
M,ntgomery q Co., druggists, Deoorah.
Iowa, sby: I'VE are having q run on
Positive Cure. II 0ives universal sat.
isfactioD." Prlot 10 cents and one dol.
lar: trial bottles free Of Durbin Wright
q 10, Druggists.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22

PRESIDENT ELECT Cleveland has re-
turned from Buffalo TO Albany. where
he will at once proceed TO arrange his
Cabinet. or course he will consult with
prominent men Of the party and arrange
matters with q view to sound policy aud
good management.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22

In 1850 Americans and American yes.
uels carried ~ per cent and 10 1889 they
carried IL per cent OF oil the IMPORTS
md exports landed on American .hsres;
and FOREIGN vessels carried for TN same
years In 1850 % per ceut. and IL 1883 81
per cent, OF all onr goods What price
did foreigners exscl for this ssr vice1
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22

tB- Economy IL wealth. No woman
really practices economy unless abe
uses the Diamond Dyes. Many pounds
can DO saved every year. Ask your
druggist. Only 10 cents. Simple 10
use. Wells, Richardson u Co., BurliDg.
ton, Vermont.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22

The Clergy, Medical Faculty and Poo
pie oil endorse Burdock's Blood Biuers
- the best system renovatigg, blood
purifying tonic In the world. Send
Tor testimonials.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22

Hy virtue OF m order OF aAle luuod BY tho clerk OF the
oouit of common pleas Of STARK county, Ohi0, IN thr
allow action, aud " me directed. ! Will Oifor for sale NJ
public nutcry Mt tho d01f Of the court house. Ia tho oiU
IL Canton, stark county, ohio. ON
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22

The Navarro IudepaDdent comes 60
Us. Mr.. Corl p%fopristor. A short timo
since II was the Navarro Democrat.
Having changed hands II 10 "Indepsadr
ant" ln.J." .Un
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22
Sheriff Sale

doorEo 8. Lelningcr Order OF Sale, stark county
Va Common Plea OOufL
Hfnry villa
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LraAL
PROBATE NOTICE.

Tho following accounts having been fleh In the Pro-
bats Court within aud tor Tie county NJ slhIk aud state
OF Ohio, viii DO for hearing, examination aud p%assaghor
a mnnn rAnrr nv mn annn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22
Sheriff Sale.

Ella Wood Order Of sale. SARA COUNT
James Iirunp KHl,r ct al.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22
/. Sheriff Sale.

Sheriff Sale.
MaSillon brewing 10 order Of ,Ale. stalk county
John J, stnor Of al
Dy virtue Of m order 10 uell i'apef by tNo clerk n tho
court o. ~ nm N plrAA ~ sin'k c0hn y, ,lhO, IN tho
AiOyn nrunii, ana 10 mo directed, will uffrr iof hAlr NJ
public ~ Q y, nj TO uoof OF lilo court house, IN tho
uu OF Canton, On
saturday. the Gath day Of January, 1885,
tho following doscrihed real estate situate IN aAld cnin.
", tlwlti II inR u ait ~ the northeast y aiior NJ 100
I IN Thirty ~ tla iOwti 'hlp ~ Hupafcfock Olnded AZ
lollOwai lfRlnnlna n tho n INV NJ corner NJ n lot
huo u otr O n, ere 4, 10, n hnn lnfr n u AIio 10 hnlld
Ia, noI ~ N ncu n uih u lpgr N o o rnain " tho
banhl 10 NH iAi illrnor 4 niua d ulill r,co iu,th,
y drgte,v east, ,ne olal 4, IN mo- mate, dUN dcgrva
woi, 10 I nsgl iheno, ~ IN, % uosruc, WA, iilu hahn
an 10 llnkal limo ruth ~ lrgr % out, ona N In
n d 10 lnNA l., tho y ADn ~ beginning, cvniAiuiun
about OF fourth an no q uf lMWd,
Amp aArd NJ 1000
sale 10 ommcno nj ono o'olooN y. N. Terms cash.
JAMks Ltk, snuin,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22

For tho same yehra foreign,own.d vei.
eels carried merchants M f,lto~s:
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22

WV
christian schott jOtdor or tAio, stark county
coiumon plcas court
yuliun Whitman Of ah
Iy ,irtu , OF Nh older o. sale iuVucd by tho clerk OF
tho co u ~ I uniiNil pieah " stalk county, ONiO m
tho Ainv' act IN, an 10 no dlruc'cd I will offer for
sao ~ y bllo ouiolJ NJ thu DIOR OF ITO court houBc. IN
Tho oiiy u canton, IN
Saturday, the 2ith day Of January, 1885.
tho following described real estate situate IN sAld ooun.
" tNwiti Arart N frao'iuial scpiiol iumbor Y tUwn.
ehlp ~, TANGO y, M idri ~ l0il ,wei beg ming q n
post al e,0hhoas oun y " n lot iorn Q " uwnui by
bliyan,r Hat awst and sn0wi, ~ tito Al, no qlart, lot,
and iunrl Y tnri 10 Gus "a portlos 10 y p~ll thoil,c
north, y Au,gic ca v,tt, w DO clita loR lOtt ntar what
ON daRrtr. woli, n pul ohrei / emo nurti, 7bn de.
grote wri. IA p,r' hesl thence north. w iirniccs wost
10 pc chcl IN moe west, .1yN lcfoltgl tne,ice saith
viii land iO merry o, ned by A Bmitn ~ pcrolirA,
thcncc east IAN y tohcs ,hrncr soiti nDp Iarliies %
tno llaut ~ u n nnlnl, huihn tne B,lno land coivulrd
By sheriff Altlkr,lrN 10 John Jrr,ta Ivy du,l dated UctD
Der pOtli, 1870 Also . art Of tho no lhcast quarter "
Ion, AMI hn0wn ~ q uaat mn I NJ wido IN 'front.' and
forty pht iet wlde IN N RAJ, OF tho north unu OF
lot lOD 4 The out iU,n o haid 81
1sl tract app alacd nj 100000,
pnd tract Z " tbO,
sale ~ commence NJ 4 O'Clock !, m. Tcma, cash
JAMES I.rE sheriff
Tho above d scrlhed ~pcper'y, appralsed :, 10000.
A ths Iihminpfiln iir'w,ry nj S~aNiinn, ohio, aud will
DO sold, No tved w lilo shelln' IN tho csse Of . ho,t
II NM, Inp ,l,sjr,a 10 bur L. Airaneemehts Dan be
mnde SIIi tho preferred lion ,iUldofs fr tnie ON about
$1,000 VI tile plrch ~ money.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22

Christian scbo,t IOtdor OF talo, stark county
,,,,,. ". oo'n'non picas court
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22
Saturday, the cath day OF January. 1885,

Tho following dtstribed real e,iAio at Atn IN STARK
90 inii, u 10, tlswlli Lts humher ~, ~. a., ~ 40,
10. 81. M. on, on, o. On. Ol and ~, IN Iohu u Vii q "a
Adiiu,n u, tho tuwl o NJ ,uni I'm m Also n tact "
mi hituAio ~ no Own nip ~ fnr MT n, aud lnUwn
A. n rat OF tho southwest uuAitor " roJlion number
w, township ~, iAine u and Z Onnfed ~ f,ilvw.t 10.
ginning a. y pollt m Ito No Z Inn o SAD qunitor leN
ton II b9lOO cha m ollh VI I Q nut NO / como u
houlh 7 ~ 100 o. hlnsl lhrnou Ne~i ~ b0.lOO hAnA,
lleno nor h z btlOO nltAinH TO rlAoo Of oainuin o n
3, mug w Ane, loia about ~ iOlina OF MI q 70 n "
wheeling HAIL o d U0mi rny
A MA ID Asf llnwui Lot 40 nj 400, lot ~ At 1901
IL a. ~ tlbbI lot ~ ~ .iOO, lt ~ ~ e2ab lot 10 al
t29ol tbl At tiOlj htb nc lttl lot o. AZ tt1i lot ~
% NJ 600.
Aboui 2 0O.i00 acres Appraised At 1850,
bAlc 10 commence nj 1 O'Clock y. IN, terms e'sh.
JAMkg LEE. shonn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22
" Of January, 1885.

rtate situate In stars
Vuitl vi the nolti.
d, In inwn,hip ten,
NtBlAries, more W
- 10 n leadinM
bot knvarr,. and
kntd hl Michael
N. vrvws 600
mon In twU equal
y dss u aslA -
- w sssrs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22
sheriff Sale.

ueAle 10 at 1 o'clock p m. rcrma, cash
n JAMES Ltk. NIrru
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22

and tho lrst Napoleon, IL was
during u respite OF tue ince@ant wara
waged by the latter, that Fog was In
Paris, aud often In tho society Of tho
frat Consul for whom he had conceived
n lively admiration. Walking together
ono day Ia the Louvre, they were pas
Ing terrestrial globe; Napoleon stop.
ping suddenly aud placing his aDger
on the spot occupied by England, said
TO his companion. See what n little
place you occupy In the world" The
Engliqhman's pride awoke, and ris,ng
superior 10 the occasion by placing his
hand In turn upon the globe, aud mn.
king with II u sweeping movement, said:
"rllat Ia true, but with her vessels She
encircles II all" Let us see how true
Ia this proud boaet to-day, that was
mads nearly u hundred years ago.
From 1850 TO 1850 wa had practical
free trade; u ehips rode proudly the
waters OF every sea In every
land American capital was
largely Invested IN merchantmen aud
.,..... A.. 49,. -. a. .As 49, -. IA. 49,. -. 80.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22
JEwKLERs.

L. Ert1lAlM,
JEwnLEil nj OYfiulAN-No, IA East 1unoArawAh
street rihe Watches aud JuwelU NEATLY repaired
aud S~nHrtANsa nrnprri, fiiri n tho NE fcbua
uVUiusk lkUDLk
hwil.hil- -DoAlrr IN Watches, CLOCKS, Jswolry, silver
war; eto kAat aide public SQUARE, Canton, u, IN
pairing done promptly
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-06-27

The report of Mr.. w. S. Bullen,
of Viola, on his fruit crop, was re-
ceived too late for publication last
week. He reports half a crop of APP
pies on 800 trees, and a full crop Of
peaches, plums and grapes.
The article in our last issue on
"Successful Wheat Growers" also an
item in regard to "second crop pota-
toes" were wrongly credited to the
Franklin Home Journal. The credit
of both pieces should have been Far
mers' Home Journal, which, by the
way, is very excellent weekly ag-
ricultural and live stock journal. 1t
is published simultaneously in Louis
vile and Nashville, and the Tennes-
see department is under the able
management Of Mr.. John w. Nor
ton, No. s. Noel Block, Nashville,
Tenn. Write him for a sample copy.
-Messrs. Park and Jones, the
revenue officers, were out in the
Southern part Of the county Thurs
day, and learned that on Tuesday
night half Il dozen disguised men adj
ministered very severe whipping to
a young fellow living near the Grun-
dy county line. We could not learn
the young mans name. Warrants
have been issued for four parties sus-
pected of being in the gang.
We acknowledge with pleasure
the receipt Of cards Of invitation to
the reunions and banquets of the
Philomathesian and Calliopean So,
cieties Of Burritt College, Spencer
Tenn, on July 9th and 10th. S. T.
O'Neal is on the program of the Cal
liOpean Society for a memorial. We
) shall make an effort to be present OF
the occasions and attend the eXer
cises.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-06-27
To F t Growers.

We want to make up a tabular
statement of fruit tree area Of Warren
county both for publication, and to
file for reference. In view of this
fact we request every fruit StOwer in
Warren county to furnish us with
the following information: 1st.
Name of owner of the orchard; I'd,
No. civil district /; Sd, number of acres
in orchard; 4th, number Of trees
9TH, principal varieties; 9th, average
age of trees; 18th, estimated average
yield in bushels.
Ifevery owner Of an orchard in the
county, no matter how sma" the or
chard, will furnish Us this iutorma-
ton, we will carefully preserve and
tabulate them, and when complete
will publish the same. 1t will make
quite an interesting table. Our cor.
respondents in different pan of the
county will please urge all the or.
chardis4S of their acquaintance tC
finish Is with the desired ipforma
ton.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-06-27
NO.. 32
CITY ITEMS.

-Ifyou want bargain in a straw
het, call on j. G. NJ. Ross d Son.
Remember the closing out sales
of summer goods at j. C. NJ. Ross d
Sons.
Frank MadduX wants to sell you
your fruit jars. Big new stock just
received.
Eggs! Eggs! Eggs! Wanted
at Faulkner q Smiths.
Wheat! Wheat! All the wheat
in this country wanted at Faulkner
& Smiths.
1000 dozen eggs wanted at Faulk-
ner & Smiths.
Cash or merchandise paid for
wheat at Faulkner & Smiths.
Meal, Hay and Corn always to
be found at Il. H. Mason a. Co.'S.
Cash or merchandise paid for eggs
at Faulkner X Smiths.
Sam O'Neal has about decided to
get his sweetheart one of those knives
at Faulkner q Smiths, as he might
fail to get wife.
Call and see the Lightning Fruit
Jar at MorfOrd q Biles.
Apple pealers at Northcut &
Lanes.
-Northcut & Lane have just open
ed big lot of Fruit Jars and Jelly
Glasses.
Try Browns Cream Soda Water,
the best summer beverage made.
Parties wishing their pianos or
organs tuned or repaired can have it
done by Prof. R. Rudd, who will visit
McMinnville every Thursday.
~~-Remember that DR.. J. NJ. Lasater
can be found at his office, over Conner
& Cos, on Fridays and Saturdays.
Urgent calls on other days can be met
on short notice. See slate on his office
door for instructions.
-Ifyou desire to have your organ
or piano tuned or repaired, leave Or
ders with w. S. Lively, at Photo
graph Gallery.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-06-27
Dangerous Bowel Disorders.

Now that bowel disorders such as
cholera, cholera morbus, diarrhea,
lOoseness, pains in the bowels, ETC.,
are prevailing all over the country,
it behooves the wise to be in readi-
ness for emergencies. Mansfield's
"Mississippi Diarrh9a Cordial" isthe
standard remedy. 1t has stood the
test by untold thousands for thirty
years and was never known to fail in
a single instance. Every steamer
plying the "Father of Waters" car
ries it in its medicine chest, and re-
lies upon it exclusively to cure bowel
disorders. One dose often alters the
secretions, heals and cures, and a few
doses never fails. Have it handy-it
is always safe and reliable. 1t is the
best remedy of its kind in the world.
For sale by druggists. Prepared by
the Mansfield Medicine Co., Mem
phis, Tenn.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-06-27
Shot in Wa en-.

News reached Mr.. Roe Hudson by
a special messenger Tuesday night,
that his son-in-law, Tom Simpson,
had been badly shot in Warren coun-
ty, on Tuesday, by a constable and
posse of men who were trying to ar
rest him on a capias from this county
for selling whisky unlawfully. He
escaped and the seriousness Of the
wound was not ascertained.-Sparta
ExpositOr.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-06-27
To the Patrons of Public Schools in
McMinnv lie.

The public school at the Waters
and Walling College will begin Mon
day, July 18th. Suitable arrange
ments will be made for the accom-
mediation Of all the pupils who may
attend, and the most earnest and con-
siderate attention given to their men
tai and moral ,faining. If possible,
let every pupil who expects to at
tend during the term be present the
first morning of school.
SAM r. LOGUE,
ADA THURMAN.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-06-27
Something New and Very Stylish.

G. p. Conner q Co., are receiving
and opening today a big lot of I'M
ported Glassware in colors. This is
something new and beautiful, and
sure to catch the eyes of the ladies.
Everybody requested to come in and
examine it.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-06-27

Cumberland county, where the air
is pure, people are honest, and the
water clear and delicious, has three
centenarians. One is 40 years old,
the other 10l, and the other 10O,-
National Review.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-06-27
Deaths.

Mary Savage, COL, wife Of Wash
Savage, died near Smartts Station, on
the 23d inst, aged 81 years and 5
months. She was a member of the
Methodist Church, Finger Chapel
congregation, and died a consistent
christian.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-06-27
NOTICE.

All persons indebted to Mead d
Ritchey by note or account are earn
estly requested to settle promptly.
The business must be settled up, and
we hope all interested will promptly
comply with this request.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-06-27
Down They Go !!

j. G. NJ. Ross & Son have marked
all summer goods down to bankrupt
prices to close them out. They are
making a special drive in straw hats.
Go and look at them.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-06-27

There is a mare thirty years old in
this county, which gave birth to-
colt last week. She was rode by Mr..
Thos. c. Black during the war, who
was one Of the escort guarding Presi-
dent Jefferson Davis, at the time he
was captured near Washington, Ga
MurfTeesboro Free Press.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-06-27

Try the patent process flour at
Northcut ~ Lanes. 1t is the best
ever sold in this mNket.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-06-27
TOWN AND COUNTY.

Miss Anna Price was in town Il
lay or two this week.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-12
wtutaeres Gas.

Bonn nd6fter l.. Sanuar an ..pirb Der
preis BON @as auf $3.50 fur tauienb
&ubiffuB ~berabgefebt rperben, NIT Ct.
mdBigungen (laut SpeaiaIife) auf ale
&e6nungen, bic Dor benz 10. b. M.
inn 2ofale Der @eielf9aft beri9tigt
per3en.
/. IS mirb bas bic brittle &ebuftion i'm
preiie fein. bon ie so Gents per taufeno
SUB, bic. bic San Nntonio @as goms
panp innerbalb Der lebten 20 Monate
gema6t bat, unb bic @eieai9ait boHt,
bob fie bur6 gr0Beren Berbrau9 balo
in ben StanO geiebt merben nirb, ben
preis nod mebr 5u e%rmdBigen.
llnier @as III BON poraiigliher Quas
Iitdt. ndmIi9 BON elmer Qeudtfraft bon
Is 9er3en fit 8renner BON 43 SUB per
Gtunbe.
Sobalo es triib f9eint, mirb bic urs
lode gep6bnli6 in ben &0brer 3u fus
den iein, bic Die @eIe0i6aft INNER bereit
TT, auf 8erlangen unsntgeltli1 gu rei=
nisen. Sn 4nbetradt bes ~sldn3enben
2ibtes unieres @afes unb ieiner polz
fommenen Reinli6feit uub @efabrloligs
felt 1T es bas m6glidft fpariame unb
befriebigenbe grleu6tungsmittel.
Sietenigen, bic ibre @ebduoe gum
erifen Maf NIT @as oerieben, ober ibre
gesenwdrtige geleudtung berer6Bern
molten. mDgen ii6 g%efdaigt an ben
Superintenbeuten menben, i'm 2ofale
Der @eieafdaft. Weft 9ouiton Strabe.
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