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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-08-25
Town Topics
Local and Personal Briefs.

ltOSS & sons,
And still there is a dearth of good
peaches in the McMinnville market.
For box of elegant stationery
go to Ritchey & Bostick's.
"A full stock of buggy and riding
whips at Sagar & Bass.
Mr.. VIM. Hill, of Caney Fork,
was in town Thursday.
Col. P. G. Isbell, of Manchester,
was here Thursday.
See our specialities in Hats.
&c. M. Ross 4 Son.
There has been some fine pears
on the market this week.
Call on Northcut 4 Grove for
country produce, fruits, vegetables.
What is the matter that there has
been no boat rides this week?
A few Staple Dry Goods to be
closed out cheap at Ross & Sons.
-Northcut & Grove have just
received Car load of fine Michigan
Salt.
Main & Co.'S show exhibited at
Viola last Tuesday.
Mr.. J. c. NJ. Ross and daughter
returned home from Beersheba last
Monday.
Misses Ada and Nora Thurman
have recently returned home from a
weeks visit to Chattanooga.
"A line of Woolen Dress Goods to
be closed out cheap at j. c. NJ. Ross
& Sons.
You will always find full stock
of fresh candies at d. L. Browns,
Warren House Corner.
The regular services will be held
at the Presbyterian church tomorrow
by the pastor, Rev. F. l.. Leeper.
More clothing, prettier clothing
cheaper clothing, clothing for al
sizes and ages att. G. M. Ross x Sons
Mead & Ritchey have bought
over one hundred thousand pounds
of dried apples this week.
Mr.. VIM. Houchin is now get
ting the rock on the ground an(
making the excavations for his new
building on Main Street.
There is a good demand for ha!
here now, and any farmer having {
surplus of this crop can get a gooC
price for it.
The horse collars manufacture
by Sagar & Bass cannot be excellet
in quality, and are cheaper thai
eastern goods.
Mr.. B. F. Walker, of Daylight
presented us with some fine speci
mems of peaches and apples thi
week.
The Grand Lodge of Colored Cd
Fellows is in session at Murfressbor
this week. Joe Huggins represent
the McMinnville lodge.
Examine our line of Boots an
Shoes. We have the most complet
line ever offered in this city.
C. M. Ross & Son.
The heavy wind which prevaile
through this county last Monda
night damaged corn to large exten
and also injured some fruit trees.
There was a large crowd
people in town last Monday, and tn
circus caught " goodly number (
them. =
Mrs. Munford returned home la
Tuesday, accompanied by Miss Ro
signot, of Clarksville, Ga, who wi
spend several weeks with her here.
The nights and mornings of tn
week have been quite chilly, and
has not been hot enough to fuss abo,
in the middle ofthe day.
There is alarger crowd at Il
Warren House now than at any 9th
time during the summer, except co
VentiOn week
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Cummin
of Jackson county, are visiting Il
family of Mr.. O. NJ. Thurman I'll
week.
Mr.. j. X, Walling, after spen
ing week or two visiting relativ
and friends here left last Monday {
his home at Mertcns, Hill count
Texas.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-08-25
New Turnip Seed.

Ritchey u Bostick have just receiv-
ed from d. Landreth d Sons 100 lbs.
new turnip seed of the best varieties.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-08-25
Sorghum Pans.

Frank Maddux is prepared to fill
orders for Sorghum Pans of any
desired size on short notice, at low
prices. 40.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-08-25

81 gets a l0x12 inch Enlarged
Photograph, and 10 cts gets a Card
type ut Woodward's. "A.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-05
The PablIc BuiIdiuy.

There Is very strong reason for not
placing the public building in one Of the
Sout-of the-way side streets of Lancaster
that has not been given much prominence
- the discussion had on this subject.
There b q very large number of people
living In the townships that lie close to
The city who get their mail at the post
ofhce here. The convenience of these
has . claim to careful consideration.
They should not be required to 90 far
rom the business centre for their letters,
Ihe postoffice ought to be 30 locates for
tne1e - TO be easily and quickly found.
Take the other side Of the question, tie
loternai revenue feature of the casa.
Those who have dealings with this de-
partment Of the government are chiefly
uoaident beyond the city limits. The city
eigar factories are far outnumberea by
those In the county. So, too, with the
1istillers. The people who conduct these
onferprises ought to be kept in view when
~ selection Of site is made. And to
pcoperly keep them in mind would be to
place the new building as nearly as pos.
oble TO the business centre of the city.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-05

GEN. PATRICK A. COLLINS, who has been
agreed upon for permanent chairman OF the
Democratic national convention in st.
Louis, Ia tho same brilliant orator who in
the Cleveland campaign four yoars ago de.
livered great speech In Albany, New
YORK, which more than any uttOrance OF
the time stayed the Irish election from the
Democratic ranks The president felt very
grateful to Mr. Collins for his Efforts, and
Is said to have bad him In view for a cabI.
net place but the superserv iceable zeal OF
that gentleman's friends by putting the
Collins suggestion in tho shape OF threat
lost the day for the man from Massach usetts.
Mr. Collins is an able lawyer, represents
one OF tho Boston districts In the House
and is tit leader OF the forces of the young
Democracy In New England. His speech
will te an able one, and his selection will
DO pleasing to the large Irish element In
the Democratic party OF the country.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-05
The TAIa MIA nnu

EDS. lNrELLIGEScER:-Two Lancaster
dsilies on Friday evening last contained an
exaggerated account, with loaded hesdinpy.
Ola young man at the lower end OF town
having been ''attacked by masufis and
badly bitten" that they were "two large
vicious msstifi., the terror of the COM
muni'y"; also "thst the brute caught the
man by the wrist" making the story
almost equal to the untrue one la,elv '
furnished by New Jersey. The facts are
One OF these dogs is greatly teased by boys
outside the fence throwing sticks and
stones at him so that lie has taken q dislike
to boys In general, but has never attack ed
any one before, although many people, In.
Guiding tramps, come In the yard daily.
For some unknown cause he un.oi tupsteiv
did bite this boy in the yard. The bow
was more frightened than hurt, but at
tended to his work the next day. Wby
no! have itsted the truth2 X
MARIETTA, June ..
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II b not less curious than remarkable
% observe the cooloess with which the
Blaine leaders regard the Gresham boom
for the Repui lican nomination for the
presidency. The New York Tribune
recently contained a significant editorial
mentioning the prominent candidates.
some Of whose boomlets had escaped the
public attention. In all these not one
word was found concerning Gresham
Yet two strong Republican states have
instructed for the Illinois judge, and ne
y conceded TO be stronger In Indiana thar
Harrison.
The truth seems to be that the Blaine
hoirs do not want Gresham. They either
think him too difficult to control or object
So the judicial reputation he has estao
lished for honesty. Those who have been
following the Blaine band wagon fol
ysau may expect to find their political
morality of doubtful quality. 1t is pretty
safe TO say that the Blaine people will
mot take great deal Of stock In the
Gresham movement. In Pennsylvania
Senator Cameron is keeping up an omin'
ous silence, while Quay and Magee are
whooping 1t up for Sherman. Cameron
Il % likely as any man to receive the
nomination when the tug OF war comes
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-05

THE West Chester Board of Trade has
published "for the benefit of the unin-
formed and the misinformed" an attrac
tive and creditable volume treating OF the
Industrial and commercial resources and
the humorous advantages OF the borough OF
West Chester. The book gives evidence OF
great care and labor In its preparation and
has many excellent illustrations from which
that OF the engine house Of the first West
Chester fire company is selected for sp cisl
praise, because It presents with clearness OF
detail most elegant specimen OF architec-
ture. We note that West Chester is III lcted
with 35 attorneys, 10 physicians and 8
undertakers, while the clergy are moi
enumerated. But 'ihe most important
suburb OF Philadelphis" appears deter.
mined to flourish, and there Ia no reason
why 1t should not with debt OF only $ll6,.
600, total tax rate Of ~ mills and 4 very
Substantial, II not enterprising, population.
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Nsnolean Died nj 81.

General Boulanger is again the hero OF
the hour In France. He has submitted
proposal for the revision of the constitu-
tion and demanded urgency therefor. or
C0une his motion was Overwhelmingly
defeated, Just as he expected that itwould
BE-, but he had fine opportunity for
ringing address to the people in the dis.
guise Of parliamentary argument. His
speech in support of his motion for con-
stitutional revision and dissolution OF Par.
lament abounded in the glittering gen.
eralities 90 dear to the French, but it also
had few strong points that will tell In
his favor among the dissatisfied. He
said that only by revision could the gov
ernment be taken from the hands Of the
privileged class, and asked how minis.
tries or any national policy could be per-
manent when resting upon paIliamenta-
xianism divided into groups, pursuing
nothing but clique interests. He did not
heiitate to assert that ministers had
made use of the public treasury in order
10 secure votes, and wanted to know why
France could not get along without a
president.
His opponents saw in this parliament
tary speech nothing but the harangue of
. dangerous and skillful deuagogue,
with no care for the fate of the nation If
only bis own fortunes prosper. Certainly
this speech lacks the ring Of patriotism.
II truly solicltous for his country's well
fare he would not have announced to all
Europe, rs he did In the preamble of his
oration. that" France no longer feels the
confidence in the future necessary to
every well governed country" Press
and people have just been repeating the
praises Of NJ. Goblet for the declaration
that France was TRANQUILITY minding
her own business as remote from ag-
gression as from weakness. lie had
aaid, Never was public order better
secured within France than at the pres
ent time. The republic is solidly estab.
lished." Perhaps Frenchmen know
which of these two told the truth, but
we foreigners can oo'y guess that Goblet
1ndulged In little justiaable spread
eaGleism. Boulanger's motion was rejected
~ S77 TO 1S6. 1t Is evident that il 1856
votes could be martialed in support of
this measure, the republic is not so very
eolid a. Goblet would have it. The dep
uties showed their sense of danger by re-
solving that NJ. Floquet's cutting reply
20 the general should be publicly pla.
carded throughout France. This reply
renewed the old charge of Cel, r'sm, re- |
terred to his speech as giving utterance
g projects favorable only to the glory of
Boulanger, and, most severe of all, noted
that At his age, 81, the great Napoleon
he'd died. This last point will probably
b the most weighty with the minds that
Boulangsr is scheming to control.
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Granted by the Register.

The following letters were granted b,
the register OF wills for the week ending
Tuesday, June5:
ApaiNlsTRATIoN--Ch Lantz, de
ceased, late OF Salisbury township sam.
uel Laniz, Salisbury, sdninistrator.
Folly Snue, deceased, late OF Penn town
ship Henry III. and Jeremiah X. Wild
myer, Penn, administrators.
X A. smith, deceased, late OF Lancaster
chy Y. w. Metzgsr, city, ad dministrstor.
Cstharine McGinness, deceased, late of
adminIstratrix. S''S'
John Herr, deceased, late of Eden town.
ssip J margaret A. aud w, d. Herr, Eden,
John Marks, deceased, late of Eliz,betb
township John Marks, jr, Elizabeth, sd-
Henry Hess, deceased, late of Fol,o,
,oMnshit Leyi X, Brown, Fulton, adj.
IEsTAMENTARY-F. G.. Carpenter do.
ceased, late OF Warwick IsrasI q E,S
LiIiizi executor. '''
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general dyspeptic tendency. His all.
ments will engross so much of his time
that he will have little left for the practi-
cal affairs of life.
1t is great question to answer what
shall be done with the boys, and we
know OF no better treatment of the stu.
alton than that indicated above. Give
them every chance to acquire a sound
body. Then II there is any capacity, the
sound mind will soon be developed, and
the two will produce citizen, who will
be an honor TO his family and all orna-
ment Of the state.
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Give Them Health.

The TINA is rapidly drawing near for
- cloaing OF the schools, and parents
~ asking themselves what shall be done
Nth the boys. John MacMullen has a
~ interesting reply to this query in the
@ene number OF the Psnnsylrania School
esrnai. He wisely says, /" First of all,
~ thtm health, for without health, they
. nothing" This Is the sum and
anee OF admonition. There are
number OF trials in store for the
- OF Today, and he needs a good
body 70 face and crush them. II
a little avail to the man of the future
AD'e 70 recall that when he was a
eens he stood at the head Of his
- II the cost Of this remains in a
1ow chest, frequent headache and =
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mo,hsr. mo,nsrsii mother. \,

Are you disturbed at night ana broken OF
your rest by sick child suffering ana crying
with the excruciating pain of cutting teeth :
II 80, 20 At once ana get bottle OF MRS.
WINsLOW's SOOTHING sYRUP. II will re
lieve the poor little sufferer immediately-de
pend upon 1t there is no mistake about It
There is not q mother on earth who has eve
used II, who will not tell you at once that II
will regulate tho bowels, ana give rest To the
mother. ana relief ana health to the child
operating like magic. 1t is perfectly safe tc
use in all cases ana pleasant TO the tase. ana IL
the prescription of one OF the Oldest ana bes,
female physicians and nurses in the United
States. Sold everywhere, 70 cents bottle.
mayl9-lydAw
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VANNAMARER q
fnILApRLrHIA, Tue day. June 6, 1858

| PHILADELPHIA. Tuesday. June 6. 1883.
A number of desirable 27h
cent styles of French Sateens
and a lot OF 81 centers begin
the week at IS cents. From
the best makers. Not all the
latest styles, but the choices,
colors are among them:
olive green
srown savy S''
reseda serpent
Latest patterns French Sat
eens, 37E cents.
Peerless Sateens, IaH cents.
Northwest OF centre.
We haven't done justice to
Seersuckers. Fine, light, airy,
crinkly, dainty stufs. Nothing
like them for knock-about, slap.
dash use. And the prices are
a revelation. The height of the
season and a I2H cent sort for
9 cents. Crinkles 4 and !
inch.
white and garnet
white ana cardinal
white ana pink
white ana light blue
white and navy
Seersuckers from sc up.
North OF centre. east OF main aisle.
White Oriental Laces for
two-thirds:
8 to 9 inches,
IL to 40 cents.
Colored Egyptian Lace at lust
as unlooked-for prices:
5 inches, ? cents.
blue on blue ecru on blue
White on blue ecru ON 6roHn
Worth is a short. measure of
cost in all the Lace section.
Southwest of centre.
Old friends just at hand.
Hundreds of dozens Mems
best French Lisle Half Hose :.
ne new shades and black, so cents
there are people who go right
ahead and pay 81 for the same
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when tho tired factory operative, the weary
,r,. door laborcr, Tho overtsshed bookkecper
or o,ert seels medical rccompense Tor ex.
.srdIture Of bodily force. where shall he md
4, could the recorded experience Of thop::
sands Of workers be voiced, the verdict would
70 that IIostetter's Stomach Bltters rensws
Ealing strength. stimulates the 1adod mental
powers 20 fresh activity, and relaxcs undue
nervous tension as nothing else does. Digess.
sleep are promoted by II. and II is an ad.
mirable auxiliary In the recovery OF health BY
conyalesoents. A fastidious stomach 10 not
delicate health who occasionally feel the need
OF an efficient tonic, the whole range OF the
pharmacopnia and tho catalogue OF proprie:
larry medicines docs not present more useful
safer or more decisive ono. 1t II also fncom.
parable for fevor and ague. rheumatism and
Kidney troubles,
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A W0man's Discovery,

Another wonderful discovery has been
MADE hno that too by u lady In this couutry.
Disease fastened Its clutches upon her ana
for seven years she withstood the sever est
tes,s, but her vital organs were undermined
ana Death seemed imminent. She bought a
bottle OF DR. Kings New Dis covery for Con.
sumption, ana WAS so much reievsd on taking
hrst dose that she slept all night and with one
name Is Mrs. Luther tu'z" Thus writes W
Hamrick Co. of Shelby, N. q. Get a free
trial bottle at Cochran's Drug Store, l37 and
l89 North Queen street. Lanc,ister. Pa i2l
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-05

ALLENTOWN may get q public building
after all. The House committee on public
buildings and grounds have decide TO unsr I.
imously recommend that the House pass
the Allentown bill over the presidents Veto
Altoona's $5. 0o0 bill has passed the Senate
Ii these two Pennsylvania cities should
each get public building, It is hoped that
the Republicans OF these places will not
have so loud and deep voice In the ques.
tion OF Its location as has been manifest In
Lancaster.
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one OF my ch ldren. II girl about nire years
o'd hnd very bad discharge from her han d
anh nose OF u thick, yellowish matter. We had
Two physicians prescribe for hor but without
dement,. we tried klys Cream Balm, anu
much 10 our surprise, there was ark-d i'm.
provemcnt- We continued using the ia m
and In short time the discharge was appar-
hntiy curod,-o. A. Cary, Corning, N. Y.
Ely Brothers, have been all tcted with ca-
iarrh. ! purchased II bottle OF your Cream
Balm IL bat effected IA complete cura- III
q. Abbott, ~ Grant Ave. Allegheny City, Pa
my2l 2wdeod,Sw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-05

A PITTsBURo led, who could not walt for
the Fourth Of July to sgitate his patriotism
with powder, has been kicked over by
much abused toy cannon. 1t would net
make noise enough to please him, 30 he
packed It up to the muzzle and blew himself
up. He came down with both eyes badly
burned and his right hand terribly LAGER.
ated, but will probably be patched up in
time for another ascension on the glorious
Eourth
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Buck ions ArniCa sa,ve,

THE BEST SALvn In the world for Cuts Brui,es
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, ana all
Skin Eruptions: and positively cures piles, or
no pay required. 1t Is guaranteep to give per.
feet satisfaction, or money refunded Price
% cents per box. For sale by H. b. Cochran
Druggist, Nos. ls7 and lS North Queen street,
LancAsbST, fA 1une27.lyd
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PERSONAL.

EX.GovEREoR WILLIAM JOHNSON died
Monosy at his home In Bardstown, Ky,
aged n yearp.
HANNAH q. FLIcKwIR, of Philade el phia.
isit an estate Of $4,000 largely to city
Eplscopalian charities.
GEN. sHERIDAN's salary now is Sl3 500 4;
ceived Sll, coo year.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-05

IT now turns out that Richard Kearney
was the man who committed tho crime at
Easontown, N. j., for which Mlngo Jack
was lynched. Only on judgment day will
1t be found how repeatedly the innocent
suffer for the guilty when Judge Lynch
tries tho case.
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NlnOn de LEI clos.

the celebrated French beauty. entbralled
hearts at the age OF seventy. She took care OF
her teeth. 30 ought all her charming sex
Any lady whose toilet table lacks II, should
procure sOZODOET and use II regularly
Her mirror win soon re feet n row OF teeth
shaming the pearls of tho Orient in beauty,
MAKING a charming contrast with the vermil.
lion tint OF the lips. kotooth-wash equals It,
MwAS
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E"mriing lafayette College F,om Tax.
No4 'hanpton county commissioners have
exempted Lafayette college from taxation,
owing TO the fact that fn ANIMAL descit ,n
the working OF the institution has 10 be met
by subscription. ~ 'A'''
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Flrst-Clafs IpsuraDce

Insure with 7homas kcicctrtc OR IL ia tho
cheapest and best method OF Insurance. we
know Of by Its use you are sure 10 cscspe
many previous aches and pains Policies are
obta,nBble NJ all druggist In tho form of bot
Ties at 90 cents and u oach, For sale by ii. b.
Cochran. druggist, l3l and lS9 Moth Queen
street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-05

A GOOD way to raise contributions for q
Fourth Of July celebration In Lancaster
would be to place small boxes in different
parts Of the city for voluntary aid to the
cause. We think that they would be
rapidly filled.
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SOuTOfa of l,Iallf.

There are many sonrtcs OF profit to those
who are Ingenious ana enterprislng. SurJook
Hood Bthers aro n source of profit in Every
way. They buiid mp the health surely, speed
fly. an1 eifectualiy, which Is saving a great
deal For Sale by II. Cochran Druggist, 1877
ana lhB North Queen street, Lancaster,
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Tho Man VINO Talks Much,

:; We want to say word to you who make n
living with your tongue. You certainly must
have clear, strong voice 10 engage your list
eneis. DR.. Thomas Eoiectrio OF for sore
throat colds ana hoarseness is unox oeiIod.
uso ana dnire fJr sale by II. II. Cochran,
druggist, lS7 ana 49, North Queen street. Ian,
Caster
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ltoAialna MnIlu.

This is what II. q. Hoberman, n druggist ri
Marion, Ohtn, says! Thomas Fciectrto on
beats the world Sold hine bottles yesterday
and to-day. One man cured OF sore throat of
eight years SANDING. Is splendid fer rheuma.
tam" For sale by III. Is. Cochran. druggist,
Isl and lay North Qmeon atrnnt. Innc alnr
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weIi HN Exer


Iottie Howard writes from Buffalo, N Y.
MY system became greatly debilitated
through nrduons professional duties. suffered
IRON nausen, sick headache, aud biliousDees
Tried Burd0ok Blood Buers with the most
beneficial effect. Am we'll as ayarn For sole
by III, B Cochran. druggist, 1877 aud l3s North
Queen street. Lancaster.
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Jeff Davis EIxh,i.th u,r,bsn,

At Boauvoir, Mississippi, on SUNDAY
Jefierson Davis celebrated his eieht,eib
birthday The mails brought many letters
CT congratulstion from Old friends
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

II. H. Cochran. Nos. 1877 ana 1872 North Qneen
street, Lancaster, Pa. Is selling sHILOH'S
COUGH CURE as a guarantee TO cure all
hroat ana In ng troubles. .b)