Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-01-28
ANENT THE THEATRE PARTY.

Orto adopt their straight-laced opinions,
And live in ignorance of the worlds genius
To live to exist; no more; and by this mere
Existence to say we enjoy life's fulfilment
OF hope and promise, tits a consummation
Not alluring to the mind To simply live,
And glide down life's current, contracted,
COY circumscribed, s.. i'
Ina channel narrowed to single view .1
Oflife's privileges and pleasures; 1888
To see nothing but evil in a thing goa
Which, perchance, might bear some close
relation lEa ro @
To evil, oh, rats that's Puritanism. p
That undiscovered country from whose
bOurn
No traveller returns, is no asylum
For the ingothering of goody-goody souls,
Who see naught but gilded sin in the pleas.
ures
OF this life. The sweet promises OF
Holy writ are not given alone to those
Who shun temptation. "To him that DER.
cometh
God giveth a crown" Go to, ye croakers;
Your pessimistic views of auusements
Make worldlngS rather bear the ills they
have
Than fly to others they know Mt Of
IT'S goodly world we live in; drink its Joys;
Garner the golden grains from the straw and
chaff:
Follow no airy phantoms to thy soul's i'll;
Guard well thy piety, purity, and good
name, but live
In the glorious sunlight OF today
-"Everything goes" to Walling's
for shoes. (Chestnuts.)
Mrs. Eliza McFerrin, oldest sister
of Mr.. r. II. Mason, of this place,
died at her home in Woodbury. last
Tuesday Jan. Mth.
New Dry Goods at Walling's
Just come in, mems, youths Il boys
hose ann ! hose.
Miss Mollie Griswold went t.
Shelbyville Wednesday, on heI
return from Nashville, and will visi
friends there for few days.
We are Just receiving lot o
shoes that we can sell cheap and give
good goods.
I'll. l.. MAILING u Co.
Frank Smart let the train wall
of and leave him ut Waatrace las
Wednesday. He went over to Shel
byville and spent the night, and go
home next day.
We sell Hats cheaper than the,
can be bought elsewhere in this mar
ket. If you don't believe it call on Il,
MAILING d Co.
Mr.. ThOs. Smart, who has bee
with +. G. Smart 4 Co., at Smart
station, for the last year, has return
ed to town and taken clerkship q
Ritchey & Stroud's drug store.
DR.. Smartt's Office has been on
of the busiest places in town thi
week. He has been kept quite bus
receiving taxes and receipting fC
same. The time in which they ca
be paid without extra cost is grow
ing short.
Read the display advertisement
Smart d Co., on our eighth page, an
E when you want anything in their lir
call on them. They have now j
stock an exceptionally choice stock I
goods, and are selling them on II
: very closest margins for cash.
A public installation of Office
of the Good Templars Lodge No. 81
will be held in the lodge room ne!
: Tuesday evening at O'clock, p. \
/, All are invited to attend Il.
y Mitchell, G. w. C. r., from Doyle,
expected to be present, and adore
: the people on the duties of the hou
J, NJ. GATFIN, c, T.
Winter Millinery closing out
n cost to make room for spring goods
VIM. IL. Meadows. A few Set
Il Thomas Clocks, and some watch
y and iewelry at cost to customers
= the Millinery trade. Great bargain
; in these goods for the next 80 day
rs Now is your chance to save none
G Call and see for yourselves. Nv
: 1t will G seen 10y a notice in a
y other column that the firm Of Hoo
enpyl Bros has been dissolved, NJ
y NJ. p. HOodenpyl retiring from f
lie business. Maurice will either go
10 the road as travelling salesman,
id engage in business ut some 9th
W point. lie is a prompt, onerget
a young business man, and his succC
lc attestS his ability. We wish hi
Of abundant prosperity in whatever Ii
Of business he may engage.