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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-11-10

RNl STANDARD-A
BLAINE won't be President in
name, but he will be in fact. He
will be the power behind the throne.
DID the Nashville Democrat give
up the ghost with the democratic
ticket? 1t failed to get here Thurs
day.
THE democrats gain one Congress-
man and lose two in Ohio, which is
mighty poor way of trading these
times.
, THE BARRIERS all charge twenty-five
cents for shaving democrats now
their faces are too long to shave for a
dime. a'' ''0
ONE dispatch indicates Cleveland's
election, and the next Harrison's.
We are fioundering in the exquisite
agony of suspense. isu rs
--..---
THE children of Israel suffered de
feat in the second battle after their
occupation of the promised land, but
triumphedin the next effort. Il.
YELLOW fever still holds on to
Jacksonville and Decatur like grim
death. 1t looks now like it will take
the frosts of December to stamp it
out. 1NLNo Wv y 1'Af
a GRAPEVINE dispatch from the
headwaters of the saline stream in
forms us that all the occupants of the
territory are readyto vaeate prompt
ly on the 4th Of March, "a
BY holding the results of the cleo
ton in suspense for three or four
days, the Western Union Telegraph
Company poured thousands of dollars
into its Golfers. The same thing was
done four years ago, iaa gi7'
-.~--
THE result in New York indicates
that a large element of the northern
democracy is about as unreliable as
southern negros. Hill, the democrat
ic governor of New York, is elected
by a good majority, while Cleveland,
the democratic President, is defeated.
Now that the election is over the
state waits anxiously the fate of the
Nashville Democrat. 1t is reported
it will be merged into the American.
In this event, how long will it be be-
fore Col. Colyar will have control of
the American again. W
AN earthquake shock was felt
throughout West Tennessee last Sat
urday morning about four o'clock,
but the telegraph news of We'd
nesday morning was worse than an
earthquake, cyclone, and flood
altogether to the democrats.
THE few colored men in McMinn-
vile who cast straight democratic
tickets have nothing to be ashamed
of or crestfallen over. They have put
themselves square in line with their
best friends, and will have no cause
to regret it. The democrats will
stand by them in future.
CHATTANOOGA democrats have
been bowling at the balance of the
district to give them the Congress
man for fifteen years. We gave
them the chance this time and they
threw Ito the well, republicans fol-
politeness-and this in spite. Of the
fact that the democratic end Of the
district gave Mr., Bate the Largest
ever poIed for any candidate
in that territory. Chattanooga dem
ocrats ought to take,an excursion W
to see thair friends in New York. anC
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-01-07
Another Long Felt Want" About tc
be Gratified.

We always knew that our good
Brother Thomas, of the Springfield
Record, was one of the biggest
hearted men on earth. He is passion
ately fond of the ladies, and is ever
scheming and centriving something
for their pleasure and comfort. AL
though this magnanimous measure
is credited to one of the conncilmen of
Springfield we feel assured that it was
conceived by our friend Thomas, and
we givei it to our readers with the
hope that other towns will follow
suit. The Record of this week says !:
Councilman Banks, at the meet
ing of the Board next Friday night, it
is suggested, will offer resolution
for the consideration of the Board
to the effect that the city of Spring
field employ a sufficient number of
gentlemen escorts during the year
1888, whose duty it shall be to see
that all the young ladies within the
corporation have suitable attendants
to church and places of entertain.
ments and amusements. 1t has a
provision requiring all those who
have no fathers or brothers upon
whom they can rely for such gallant
ry, to report the same to the Record
er, who will send an escort on al
occasions. We think this is a sensi
BILE move, and is very cemmendablt
in Mr.. Banks. We would like tt
hear from our lady readers on thii
point. We will publish their ideas
on the subject each week and hope
they will avail themselves Of thii
opportunity of advancing this mos
important question. Speak out ladies
Are you for or against the resolu
ton"
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-01-07
Railroad Notes.

Sparta Expositor. sE.
The Bon Air road is being laid
with new steel rails.
A new six wheel Mogul engine is
being made for the Bon Air road, as
the grade is too heavy for light en-
gines to pull much of a load.
The iron bridge over the Caltkiller
was finished up few days ago, and
it is a handsome structure. 1t is 30S
feet long and so feet above the water.
The recent cold and wet weather
has caused numerous slides of dir;
and rock on the Bon Air road, which
will delay track laying and the COM
pletion of the road a few weeks.
Conductor Richardson and Express
Messenger Hopkins have moved their
families to Tullahoma on account OF
the new schedule. We regret to lose
these gentlemen and their pleasant
families from our town.
Register Cope recently registered
a mortgage from the n. c. & st. L.
r. r. Co., to the Central Trust Co.,
of New York, of the Bon Air Rail.
road, at 800, 900 per mile. The docu'
ment contained 5000 words.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-01-07
A New Scheme.

In order to do justice to myself and
my customers, l have decided to sell
for cash. AS will have no bad debts
to lose, no trouble or time lost in
collecting, no hard feelings or dis.
putes over accounts, | will be able tC
sell cheaper and do more satisfac.
tory business. respectfully ask all
who are indebted to me, by note OF
account, to settle at once. Do not
wait for second invitation as l need
the money and mean business.
A. M. st. JOHN.
Viola, Tenn.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-01-07
New Enterprise For Viola.

To the Standard. 500
A cheese factory has been quietly
talked of by our farmers for some
weeks, brought about by correspon-
dence with Mr.. Il. l.. Snider, of Wis
consin, through w. A. Johnson, of
McMinnville, which enterprise took
tangible shape last Tuesday at an in
formal meeting of farmers and citi-
zens, called together to meet Mr..
Snider and discuss the advantages
of cheese making, which was done
in a very satisfactory manner by the
farmers interested, and by Mr.. Snider
and Mr.. N. Shong, lately of Wiscon-
sin, but now of McMinnville. Mr..
Snider is practical cheese maker,
and Mr.. Shong is an experienced
dairy farmer. He gave the farmers
some excellent ideas on the feed ques-
ton, explaining fully the silo and en-
silage business, giving his personal
experience and plan of raising ensil-
age and curing for and feeding cows,
and the results of his experience
with dairy of so cows, by which he
showed conclusively that we in War
rem county have the means of certain
prosperity and eventual wealth in
our midst, only needing energy and
intelligence displayed in developing
this new business in our county.
After the discussion it was resolved
to organize and proceed to build a
cheese factory, everybody taking a
lively interest. Tine crowd was i'm
mediately canvassed, and the milk
of 123 cows was pledged to the fac
tory. A meeting was called for next
Saturday at 1 o'clock, p. M, to raise
the number of cows to 200, and to
complete the organization, with ev-
cry prospect of success. 1t is the
best use to make of our lands, said
many of the wide awake farmers Of
the community. Be assured the Vio-
Ia farmers are live and progressive
men. @.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-01-07
MoMINNVILLE, TENNESSEE, SATURDAY. JAN 1889

GENTLY large to contain all of the
County books of record, papers, etc.
This is one progressive step for which
the County Court deserves full praise
and credit.
--Messrs. Thos. H. and VIM. East
wood have purchased from the Faulk-
ner Bros, the foundry and machine
shop at this place, and are now at
work getting ii in shape for business
again. This enterprise has been
standing idle for two or three years,
in consequence ofwhich all machin-
cry repairs, castings, ETC., had to be
sent to either Nashville or Chattanoo-
ga. The Eastwood Brothers are
well known to the people here as
good workmen and prompt, indus
trious business men. They will turn
out nothing but first-classwork, and
this, with their strict attention to the
wants of their customers, will soon
build them up large business.
We call special attention Of our
readers to the new advertisement
of the Mountain City Marble and
Granite Works, Messrs. ], T. Will
son & Co., proprietors, in this issue.
The work which this firm is now
turning out cannot be excelled for
beauty of design or skillful work
manship. The large orders they are
filling for different places in this and
other States attest the eXcellency Of
their work. They carry in stock
large quantities of native and i'm
ported marble and granite, and in
vite you to visit their yard and see
their work at any time.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-01-07
G. F. Collsge--C Close of Term.

The first term of present scholastic
year closes next week with written
examinations Wednesday, Thursday,
and Friday, terminating with good
Concert on Friday night. The exer.
cises of the examination are open tC
all who may wish to attend. The
entertainment on Friday night will
consists of select Rotations, calls
thenic drill, music, and a most in
teresting and amusing play known
as the Mouse Trap. The occasion
promises to be a most entertaining
one. Admission % cts.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-01-07
Particular Attention.

All persons indebted to the under
signed are requested to make settle
'ment of their accounts at once.
Having sold out my business, it is
my intention to leave McMinnville
soon, and consequently / must col
lect up all outstanding debts at once.
w. ID. NORTHCUT.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-01-07
COUNTY COURT.
The Business of General Importance
Transacted by that Body at the
Quarterly Term Last
Monday.

Settlements with County officers
were received and ordered recorded.
/. B. Neal was elected Chairman,
and r. H. Mason, Chairman pro
tenn.
The Court ordered a tire-proof
vault to be built in the Courthouse,
for storing papers, books, etc.
Messrs. r. H. Mason, j. A. Wheeler,
and j. j. Meadows were appointed
committee to have vault con-
structed.
A new carpet was ordered for the
Courtroom.
w. A, Johnson was elected Nota-
ry Public.
The sum of$600 was appropriated
for the poor house for the year 1888.
Jacob Stipes was appointed exect-
utor of Jas. P. Stipes.
0. H. Argo was appointed admin
istrator of Susan Argo.
John F. St. John was elected
County Tax Assessor.
The following Road Commission
ers were appointed:
| lst road dist-W. r. Fraser.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-01-07

DARD during the week ending at noon Fri.
day, Jan. 6, 1888.
"Louis Mills, Irving College. ...............$ %
]. c. McAfee, Pilot Grove, Te1as.......... 50
Miss q. A. Halcomb, Dibrell .............. 100
Chas. Craven, Smart, Tenn ...............1.00
W. r, Davenport. Clearmont, Tenn. .....1'00
M. w. Gouger. Smart. Tenn..............l.00
]. X. Patrick, Irving College, Tenn...... so
J. c. Hennegar, Crisp, Tenn.............. 100
L. P. Womack, Daylight, Tenn...........~1.00
]. A. Justice, Goodbars, Tenn............1.00
VIM. McGibbony, Pine Bluff, Tenn ......1.O0
Mrs. Sarah Wagner, Irving College. ..... LOO
W. H. Stubblefeld, Vervilla, Tenn,..... 80
John Duncan, Rowland, 100
A. s, Taylor, Lancaster, Texas. l.50
], ]. Cummings, col, South P;ttsburg... 25
sJohn Clendenen, COL, Tullahoma, Tenn %
#Isaac Colston, COL, Tullahoma, Tenn. 25
#W II, Burks, col, Gath, Tenn,........ %
$W, o. Berry, COL, Morrison. Tenn. so
*G, w. Watson, Topeka, Kansas. %
| Hank.a11 MaM,nux,:IIo M
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-01-07

Itch, Mango, and Scratches ofevery
kind on human or animals cured in
80 minutes by Woolford's Sanitary
Lotion. Sold by Ritchey & Stroud,
Druggists, Nc Minnville, Tennessee.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-01-07
Town Topics
Local and Personal Briefs.

from Walling & Co.
People ought to become quite ia.
miliar with the figure s this year.
Mrs. Chas. Thurman is visiting
her old Kentucky home this week.
Geo. S. Stroud wants a wagon
load Of good hay or fodder.
Mailing & Co. keep the best split
Zephyr.
Wool filling dress goods 10 and
12I cts. per yard at Humans.
The frame work of the wind mill
tower was raised Thursday.
Try Browns Robinson Crusoe
Cigar" an extra fine smoke.
MIR. j. G. Biles, c. &. NJ, adver-
tises a Chancery sale in this issue.
Fresh Oranges, Lemons, and a
show case full of candy at Smartt's.
-Walling & Co. have lots of Gents
all wool and mohair Shirts, cheap.
-Smartt & Co will receive Mon
day fresh line of goods. Every
thing to eat.
Our customers would favor us by
arranging their last years accounts
at once. o. M. THURMAN & Sons.
The stockholders of the National
Banks will hold their annual meet
ings next Tuesday.
Miss Ellen Balm, of Morrison, is
visiting friends and relatives in Nc
Minnville this week.
John joss is at Smart & Co's,and
would be pleased to see all his old
friends.
For SALE-A one-horse wagon,
almost new, with buggy shafts and
good brake. A bargain.
G. McCLARTY.
One hundred and fifty-one marriage
licenses were issued by the County
Court Clerk of Warren county during
the year 1887.
ID. o. Jenkens is ready for the
New Years trade with a full stock
of fresh family groceries, candies ant
CONNECTIONS in general.
The rain of last Saturday nigh
raised the waters in this county high
er than they had been before in sever
or eight months.
When you want gallon of goot
syrup 60 to D. o. Jenkens.' He will
sell you tin bucket to take it HON,
in if you want it
Mr.. G. r. Smith, of Arkansas
is visiting relatives at Faulkner
Factory. Mr.. Smith moved from
this county to Arkansas when
youth.
The Odd Fellows Lodge of thi
place will give a supper and socia
entertainment to their members ant
families, in their lodge room, Fri
nay night, Jan. 18th.
May be you didn't know it, bu
you will always find good ciga
and good quality of both chewin
and smoking tobacco at d. O. Jer
kens. ,
The handshaking season is upo
us again, and candidates will 500
be numerous. Our charge for al
nouncements for county offices wi
be $500, cash in advance strictly.
MIR. John F. st. John, of Viol'
secured the Office of County Tax Al
SCISSOR at the hands of the Count
Court last Monday. His friends a
sure us that he is fully competent
fill the position.
Mr.. B. II. Atkinson has OF
thanks for a file of New Yorl
Washington and Baltimore newsp
pers of last Sunday, New Years ola.
The lot would furnish Il weeks GOO
reading.
Mr.. U. Vanhooser, the present i
cumbent, announces himself in tn
issue as a candidate for reelection
the Office of Sheriff, at the next Au
ust election. Mr. Vanhoser has Fl
ed the Office during the present ter
very efficiently, and is personal
known to majority of voters of t
county.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-01-07

-COcoanuts, oranges, figs, raisins,
dates, and other good things in end
less variety at ID. 0. Jenkins.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-01-07
Subscriptions Paid.

The following persons have paid the
amounts given on subscriptions to the STAN.
DARD during the week ending at noon Fri
day, Jan. 6, 1883.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-01-07
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Postofice at McMinn-
vile, Tenn, for the week ending Jan. 5,
which will be forwarded to the Dead Letter
Office if not called for in so days.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-01-07

felkner, ID
By order of P. o. Department, One Cent
must be collected on all advertised letters.
Parties calling for any of these letters
will please say Advertised"
ED. ]. WOOD, P. N.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-04
I'll &ebattipuen!

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f9 JON Npfrmme, funoet Senlisbeo %
VIRltfribeo, life minoIt i bet af bam omtalte
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war laoeoe ii8 not bel meset bet samle
sano, rten liot Spiletio faar ban ros osiaa
yer eiter Raaltioerne, % SIsr op ct lioei
aesnefptte oper, buao ban faar for Nrbei
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aptommsr, iom lille tribes Der, sjpr beoit
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mopen'ber 1887 % inorpftet / "7ecorab'
fo'ten" Tor 14oe 9ecbr. No. IA inbienott
s'plie toretommer fslsenoe, meset iIemmt
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snF : ira opeH itaar: gffom, Ifal bore
Siloms. W,rnbora etoIteubero
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-04

at. bpis be, iom plases at gatarrb,
pibite, bpor u%behoselis Spsoommen
mao bore baabe for beres @enner Us
for benz ielp, pilbe be itrar flsbe en-
5lniie Papillon, Clarks extract of flax
Catarrh Cure, bpilfet ubentpipl er bet
bebite Miobel. Oct anbefales | etbpert
9ilfalbe. &isb en- Sloife for 81 hos
6. 8, @eiier. Oct ienbes buorioms
belit ueo WObtuaelieu al Briien. Yapils
Ion Company, Gbicaso, 81. (5)
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-04

NoOen | Gunoon. gn oifieiel Be.
refining ON 9llpafit at 1897 5attise
bet iibite @ar, boab Der bier ct 9lntal
al 10000 fattise / 2onbon, mebens Der
/ 1886 peb famine 9ib fun par 91,602.
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pebitaben, at 5orbsielien bar paret BE-
tpbelis, nemlis 2757. s ben ueitlise
Del bar Der fun paret en- 9ilp9fit al
325, os / bet mibterfte 9iftrift al gpen
bar NJ enbos paapiit en- u~betpbelis
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at Der bar pmtrent to 5uttise for buer
S~nbbpssere / 2Onbom, ct usuntisere
Sprbolb END | nosen anben Storftab
europa.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-04
correspondence.
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MnitenAs @epnftrrl

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wr bo lama Ga no t%eituiblc ait Narsou9
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merit 10 mile rar., maa ueta. s@s life go
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sa pore Sujo iorme 9nse, % StooOa ionime
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5erte her omfring. Wer Eepari petrare &c
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zrsisuo ro. "a pa q no 10 mou9e 9eisna
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9el oe Teirc te mrs, mr oait Ilet intje, Tor
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me ia tutla aaleina.
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go pert Gg intie meir fpr bnibiia @on9jr,
% oarfer bel G9 teiIut pnIija "9ecorabs
Soften" al aole beus SAHARA cit 9obt Gpta
adr. YIN Npr'tdr.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-04

n%sifene, uil ban reste for i'm bimmelife
5aber.
Seq burbe bare napnt 8aitpr Miils
Ter GsSens Selumooiiselisr i Grtitelsr,
men bette fdar p9re npt.
Seq pil enffe ale "9scOrob- 8olien"s
9eiere ct lptfeli9t Nptuar, ps ~formaner
glQe at prgpe Nlt, u9 bebolbe BET 8ooe.
Better Z. Sraulanb.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-04

"No", said the skeptic, II don't
believe half of the stories in the Bible
about people being struck dead for
their sins, or anything of the kind"
"What stories do you mean?"
"Why, about Ananias being struck
dead, for instance. How is it that the
lightning doesn't strike people dead
for lying nowadays?"
because there would have to be a
continuous thunderstorm to do it,"
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-04
Rath- TnI. Ssu-

-. Sermeo Setalins for "Ioften." vi Der
nj ct toalslist soot llobptte al Naret, baaos
SABRE, Speoe, Wais os Eoteter; ia enislts
al oisie oeieoe optr A Huno. vi III oeioa ct
nomGriet Yeir for ot Spitarbsiee. Yin
teren latte oIerebe / S~lutninsen Of Eopem-
Der inc nleo 35 @raoer unber Eul. CT Gle.
eelist Nptaar! .. 8. II.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-04

Nper's Gberrp Yectoral anbefales al
lebenbs 2eser paa besse Siber Of Sapet
TOM ben met paalibelise Weoicin for
Suite, 5orfjslelie os ale Slass 2unse.
ipsoomme. Spsrs efter Gpers Mmanai
bos Goers Ipotbefer.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-04
Holanb, 9afotn, 22Oe 9ecbr. 1887.

On at "lecorab Eoiten"S gGiere piloe
rare meget tatremmeli9 ON Der blanot $50.
ien"s mango 2nIere, eler ANDRE, MATTE lin
res Nc9er, Der funbe % piloe 9ioe mig np9en
0pipsniu9er Dm @nlbin9ton % Sregan
IerrttoIier. De Oplpsnin9er, iom pilbe oGre
al It0rite 8i9ti9beo, er iaaoanne, Der fnnoe
rare en- norif Npbp99er til Nptte % Yeileps
nina, loaiom, bpor Der furoe pore gcbt GAR
mr0siano delft al &e9ierin9slano) og ON
mltgt N9rbeoen Of norlie Settlementer.
On %ono, aiimat % Nplius mcO mere. 81
seleoes &riierre pan 'oritjenigs 3ing iadiom
better, auGg, 6armm0ltineri, NG~ringsntios
LEI, &lG0esparer oip.; iamt enbelt9 ON Der
tunl pHre iogen uoligter I'll nogeut 5ors
tleneite ben Iio man life apleoe np9e paa
lauoet, BET pil liae oct Igrite 2tor eller lRrs
ger, % bpno 7n8lpn. Saaoanne Spl psnins
ger pioe uo%turli9ois iprtrinspis blipe mob
tosue ira Giitriftsr, bopr Der bar Nnleoniua
bonoe til Sfcp % ErGrie, % life for lan9t
ira Sernbune eler anben transport. Sc,
Der %OeIolli9 oiloe 9ipe mig %laabaane llnber-
retningcr eller o9iaa liot oeraf, FAINT osiaa
buor Der iunoe faaes Starter % GircnlGrer
poer orennRtnte 9erritpiier, Ui!be blipe mob
ta9ne ruso Satuemmelisbeo baaoe at mig os
Here, enten glennem "9ecorab YoIten"s
Spnlter eler o9iaa at Itripe oirette til un0er,
tegneoe.
VI bnpoe / "Gecorab Yoiten~ iijor mango
Soee 0pIpsuinser fra @aibinston Seritoriet,
ltrepet Of en- Su9lano, iaapibt jes erinorer.
men Oa Slooene er bprtfomne, % iaaIebes
par iabt abresien til forlfle0ise paalioeii9e
WGno, er bet nit gnSfe ON iaabant pilbe
Ollue opta8et iajen, % uiloe bliue left meo
5ornStelIe al mango.
gnltsnoe "0'corab-Y pIten"s ubgipsr og
bets ntun9e 2Giere en- sl9oelig Sui ps ei
9oot Nptaar! te9ner .leg mig meo mesen
GStelie 8. @aruoos.
9olano, Spinf 60, Sat