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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-11-10

tANbpErtCE at
CLrNvpop rrnisus. ,ulp.. sept. - iss..
Nome u h.rui,, rt,rf, thh; the Inllsuins
~ named srttlvr IN. uisri uu,ia- Uf rts In.
is,ittuu - make aH-i pr,sf Ia suyf-ug. IT his
fnre tn. ustfist.t AMI i.sg-iNsr. ut Ulruunssi
trrirsas t"luriir. 90 Nut rfni-t -. lf-s. 1t ~
n.rludk .. ~. ,isj itiiry y. Us'niituu. 81
SsnIa. iiul'it r'iniy. '',sssrisi.s. hi. y D. n
Ne az, fur the - ~ Z. -su -. nv p, nv /,
rH.
t.r rriurs i'v following viinrssss to- t.fr'r
his clntinu,siis gc-idtncr upun. aui cultivation
~. sItd iEr Z. Nts!
TH.uina ~. lies and iti-har,i n. rarrrt,fr g,
tuuit. Guiu, Huls-ti ~. i.iit hansu ~ iiaNHlrn.
culn.. and Cuni II. voice II Steamboat Sptinz-
Colo.
.. J. DrtSs. Register.
lFtr.i rilb Oct s-las, Nov 10. l.s>l
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fsarEains la Isarnt.s aud saddles.
j. ". liugus * Co. VIII nov close out
their entire stock Of harness and sad
dlery at duced prices. Tic stock Is
new and consists of eighteen set double
draft harness, SIX set double buggy har-
ness and sixteen cowboy saddles, All
of the best manufacture. Call and ox.
anime iiio goods and prices.
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LAND OFFICE AT
Gtr.voop srHiScs. Colo. sept. ~ -.
NOTICE Il hctcty given tina, the following
- uHms1 settler hiss iiir-i uriirr u hi. inicfia
tiun ,o make nnpi uFurf ~ SUPPORT II HE
ctnifJf. nui ihri arii proof viii - nal. t-fnrv
the Register rand il.rfiyp 80 uirnvu,f Springs.
Colorado, on Nuyrtub"r 4. ~. vt 10 o'clock
-. IN. viz. Samuel Herman bernstein. NJ
M.ckrr. Colo. un his T. u : SO. So. q I Il. for
the r. "a ne q S., .. tn y. " pi ". and I,
NV 4. s.rv ~. Tpi y. II pt " oh + ".
lie r.urrs the following witnesses to prove
bis continuous rraifracc upon aui cultivation
OF. ssid land, via:
y. u. Hiloy. j. W. E'aaris. j. T. iiurnc, AMI
Win. ~. louci. NIL uf Nccscr. Colo.
:. J. nEiAs. Register.
ti'ir-t pub Sep; c1-i,s, Nov 4 1851
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Tho only advics WI should venture 10
give would be to take counsel Of your
own good sense and quiet judgment; make
these your primo ministers. and act up TO
the light they AFRO ready TO give. II VIII
surely bring much discomfort and no help
/! the advice OF any ono who passes by Is
taken. In our own case. we always resist
TO III. u;,ermost tho lassitude that steals
over one at the first symptoms o! nausea
Fight tho invader to tho last. As long ns
there Is power TO sit up. we refuse to lie
down: for although that position may 70
strain sickness and prevent vomiting. yet
tho strength giyes out soon-at least. wo
Ind II so. un!cs, tho nausea proceeds to
excess. wo doubt II II Ii wise TO resist
remedy tina, In tho end may prove far
more Beneficial than doctors ipecao u
strength allows. and the system can 10
sis, cold. tho deck Is the best place. where
fresh AlI may TO always on hand. We
make no effort to eat when suro the
stomach, will reject this FRS. mogtlfuL
We SEQ no bsnsGt In torturins ono's self
By tho yRln effort.
Anyhow. M matter. even II you feel
very sick 10 not tc cross and forlorn- |,
certainly cannot beneAt yourself ON the
contrary. IL Will Increase your disgust
with your own self and make all about
you Uncomfortable. Do not whine and
draw tho mouth Into Rrimaeo hns scsilyo
OF drug shop ~ long ~ tho breath
will allow laugh, talk ehoef!Gliy and Try
To eheor othnrs. md when that becomes
quite impossible nj, still and 10 patient.
:cw nweoswaier grapes arc cool and
comforting To mos, patients ~ soon a.
1, Il possible to swallow anything. and by
AID By BIT o: quail or chicken carefully
hro.ioi. seasoned with pepper nni hali.
No butter may 10 tolerated by tho Gnrtiiy
stomach. when stronger Eco! or grav!e,.
SOUPS aud gsucls viii DC rejected.
Bl; not ono Of thes. suggestions may
b accepted By many. therefore. each
should be law unto themselves. El, 10
good nssutoi anyhow ~ you aoat feel
no act T., II you did for abort iiins. aud
tho scauias article will rooa mhio Ia ap
pearaaes.-Mra. lea=y Ward Besehsr.
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LAND OFFICE AT .

1IINlN'' VI : " U y 7 :. 7
GfrNeo np sruiNus, Cello. Oct. II. iss,
aToTlCE-is hereby given thai the following
~ named settler has flied ffvticr or his int"n-
lion To- make nnnl proof IN support ot his
claim. aud that snli proof viii u" made bc-
fore the Register and Receiver nj Glcuwpul
springs. Colo. on November 81. lss, NJ 10
o'clock ". m, VIZ: John W. Hank. 81 Iarwrll
Colo. on his y u No VS., q ! H. for the NV =
So NJ nc a and ne = ne i Gee I. Up =. II
- " 9th l. ".
lie mines tic following witnesses io prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultivation
OF, raid land, viz:
.lninos Giilrtnr, Of Ncekcr, Colo. Julius fb.
lcr. snniuol ilclrs, lrscph Mckay and VIM.
Hoiiitt, oil OF lsLrwoll. colo.
s. j. nfLss. REGISTER.
iFirst Put Oct en--iast Nov y. is7sl
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LAND OFFICE At
GiEswopp @riiNus. Colo. Oct. u. l~...
" UIIrf'-rs hereby given that the fcilnwin.
~ nrmrt settler has ilri uutis,' ui HE ini-,i-
ticn to- mako hnnl pruuf In support " his
ciHi!a. AMI that snii proof viii hc made he
fore the Register and Receiver nt glcuvu--l
SPRING.. Colombo, on b'"cm,cr !. is.,. OF N
o'clock u. IN. viEi Herman rf.iTcr. uf Lay.
Ruutt county. Colo. on his 4 u u No Is9. for
the rr a %" Il See .. IpG y. II ~, Lot I the
sw ., sw ~ ii"n ~ lots and :, " = NV 4. Ser
81. Tpu \. Nic, W 9th 7 ".
lie n1irra III" following witnesses IT, prove
his runtiuuuu. residence upon, and cultivation
Of. said inuh. Viz!
i J. Duify, Frank Smith. j. ~. simpson aud
William Nckcownc, all OF Ii"iit. Ruuit Co.
Colombo.
=. j. DE1.A.. Register.
tFiri Pub Oct s.-Ls.t Dec l. 1851
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TIL, rosser rirs. I.ocomo,ivc.

The abollshmcu. Of the tender frs. loco
motive IL necdcI. Neither man nor beGs,
has halt n chance for life whoa hi, by the
perpendicular sail OF tho tender The
victim 10 simply struck do,vn whcr. he
stands and gipuni 10y tho cruel wh.eln
Struck ty the slipping bar, Of tho ''pilo, ''
no may ret Oh With broken toy. or nrt,
or fractured fi.8--uut at least TO l..
thrown out OF the way VI the modern jug
geiiniit. ard dDsa not have 10 h. i,,t lier.-i
up IN buckets unj slovcls pitisbut;'
fullct.n
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LAND bfflcH st
.irrWoop srsitc Cole. uN;. !. i.>s
Np1iri.-is hrrrf Q s,,.n that the following
~ uafursi ssttirr hrs uirsi npsisr - HI. ini~i,.
sidn 4" niasr ns.ai prof In sup1urt ~ his
claim. ri..i that esssi prof vi! L. made -.
furr the ti~tk II The Count, s"tft ~ itd-tiG
e.ititty. nj t,ahn's feas. tns.,. "a so,rfni-'r
y. iss,. at 10 .'ssss a. TO-. tlsi br,,tias. ~.
Les. of Escsis. Csio.. .a hls I'll D> NJ. AZ,
fvr tho ~ !, ~. 4 tse II, o. :, 80 = s.r n anil
=. = ~ :, Sec -. fptN. nss " ssh ~.
lie h-in~s Tire f"i.i~tnx vim $500 Ia pf"su
y. ...r,,! y,s;,at Sspss u,-s'. yui cult, siinu
William y. rAsyrF. tr> Th.y~r. licr,-i rui,
ton an1 t.i:ii~r hort. all ~ Is-sss. t.ia.
r. ,. hlI.A>. Ecxtsfrr.
lfisi pub o,s G. act Nov Ia is~sl
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viii have a few extra ornamental
and fruit trees, and also some shrubs.
more than is sold. from Spencer " Cald-
wells, Grand Junction. at my place ON
October .9lh, which would like TO dis
pose OF. Those wishing to get fruit or
shade trees at bargain viii do well 10
call and see me. FRED GEEaoHY.
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sLrSWoup SrEiaas. cSo-, uct. !. iSi-.
\foIICi.-i. hrr.ip siysn that the following
. unfncsi rriii-r Lss lI~si nnflr. q hts lnirus
.ilni. nnt its' siti lrs-tf slii l. made i-iuf-
in- ilcslsiur Hui iisssiN-f Al ntsnsussi
srrlnsr. Colorado. ca ile-.uii-ft 10. isi, at "
0irif-s q. ui.. Was Je@srh \. Cauuii, II itssi't
inuii rusiniy. cnlortip, 90 hi. T. u No 80,
i"s ~. /. I, - y =; W. sS a"' ne i
ilfi uafrss ~. l,i owing sltur..--s 'n pfus-
be continuous rt.iiftscr ui-oa, aui cultitaiisf
81. s.iif Land, Visg
n. ie.sr. ii-ti~fi faarrssn. william \. Mass
sHn Hnh Hiram -.aisis-S. all u H1uif. i:gui
clliuts, tVlI.
-. prf.,s. i...is.rr.
ffIfst Pub oct s-Lass Sus ~. tsssl
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ci.Uucn sunvroGs.


RI. JAMES MISSION,
Fourth street. east end Ot city Palk.
Morning Prayer and Sermon. II q. N.
Sunday School, immediately after
morning Prayer. u III.
Evening Prayer, ~ 7:2D y. IN.
Choir rehearsal every Friday evening
nj 7;s0p N.
Services 1T Coal Greek School house
November M and 18th, AT $50 =. IN.
!. l.. Wu.LiANs,
Missionary In Charge.
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The ucw school Euuse viii he coin
plriod the coming werk bu; 1t is hardly
printable that school will begin hciorc
The first ui December. Mt. Charles
GumC.. than whom there IS uo ohc bci
ter qualified tn take the position. has
been selected 10y the Board ~ principal.
hu; wc have not ", learned who will
take charge Of the intermediate and
primary departments.
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CitY Drus store.
For drugs. medicines, paints, books,
stationery. fancy AMI toilet articles,
iield glassos. artisis materials, musical
goods, etc. etc. 60 or send your orders
t1Dr. l.. s'nyer. Rawlins, Wyoming.
and sc, the best goods at loves; prices.
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h!l'r an absence OF over two months.
jaime, l.. Mediation returned Wodncs.
d,y from hin ;fip 10 Pennsylvania.
wh!,het Il, had guns with car load 90.
hcr.es. Uncle Jim infufms Us that
while in that highly protected common.
wealth ;hr weather was alominabic.
AMI In consequence be struck no market
Ut all aud was obliged to leave half of
ilic stock uusnli.
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From Tie promises OF the under
signed one iron gray !edrling colt
branded c on left shoulder VIII pay
$40 for his recovery. BES NICHOLS.
Mi;aEtE. Colo. Nov .. 1885.
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John Martin csnc IN from icldvllic
las, week.. Although ,hin has b..n Is.
Mar,ina h,;n. for thu past Two years
he hal business Interest, In l.radvill,
la; i.mr hc wen, oni. however. h. dis.
posed Of hi, I.rEiiyilic rspp,:;y and Viii
now devote nj! bis attention TO hts Mesa
raneii.
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Robert MclEEcr. after f,w weeks
snlouru ga his mesa ranch. departed ior
I.elivillc Yesterday morning. Bot
says lie ptrfrr, country where u
biankc, can b. made use II, especially IN
November. lie will h. over again
about CIustmAs and harvest his pine
apples and bananas. - long, Boh'
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MIR. John Daum has sold his place ON
North Elk creek 10 Charles T.. Price.
Mr.. Daum viii move 10 M,ckrr. erect
building aud reside here in future.
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John \. Hall, Axial; Ben Price and
Frank Michael, Coyote Basin, +. l..
kimball and Calvin Reed, kO ranch,
registered nj the Meeher Tuesday,.
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James 10 Fonda, dealer In ladies' aud
gents nuc sils haudkcrchici-, crepe,
.hawla. scarf-, clc. For price, call on
"Ch.na jim
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one thousand yards. half. ard wide,
Ladies' cloths. al wool. % cents. former
price -. SApirE * McCLURE's.
IlcnwoOll Springs.
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Sunday la. wuS = dlsagrccablc day.
At intervals during tie dag it rlinci,
and later ON IL the night SNOW fell. On
Monday morning the grruud was coy
cred with four to live inches of the
beautiful. Monday might The mercury
so: within ten points nf aero. nnd that
cold aui cruel Republican wave struck
here ThursiiY tno5ning-ilie zero mark
heing cir,i, uc,chcs behind.
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4 number ~ ranchmcn In this VALLEY
aI- putting In winter wheat, no, on u
VERY extensive scale, bat mciciy as ma
experiment. 1t is our opinion that II
onsh; 10 do we'll. c..n on ground WHERE
water IL scarc. rs 1t VIII get sucl, u start
by spring 1iiai further irrigation than
tie melted SHOWS will h. unnecessary.
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simp Harp innugurs,ei the Initial
hleisiing "Wednesday with his blacks Ia
front Of handsome cater. some
other time, SLAP, when wc'sc not quite
Al iuSy
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Ahner W. Waters, q, Denver, came
In Tuesday with a bunch Of cattle, and
will MAKE Mecker his homo for the
ufraH.'
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W. j. Temps St. louis Lager Beer
on draught al the Cabinet sample
Room.
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'rac ~. Kcy. j. +. sgaliing. Bishop
Of Colorado. viii make his nrsg yisiia-
,lua IL -. JAMES mission Tomorrow,
tie eth sunday after Trinity. preach.
!ng morning and evening. The Holy
Communion will bc celebrated, and THE
avas;olyr TIi- uf confirmation admins
'rF,d TO y class Ia be presented by .ac
missionary ia charge.
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Five passengers ON yesterday morn
ing'a OUTGOING Grand river stage. among
them being I. l.. kimhlll. g. {. Wood
run. Root, Muizscr and Miss Tcizah
IuAlnr
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Five hundred raspberry plants. Ap-
ply at once 10 Fam. GREGORY.
Mvrkcr, Colo.
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a good many cattle are being taken
down the river to the winter ranges.
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\ Domestic sewing machine. almost
as good rs new. WIN be sold at bar
gain fof cash. Apply nj TiE HERALD
Office.
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ATTENTION, oir.ii CONTRACTORS.

Tile undersigned hiss ditch contract
to lei. For particulars Inquire u, my
ranch un ,ppci White.
I'm. c. ARCHER.
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It's a cold dag when-woll, who says
Tucs,iay wasn't u cold day
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Thoinas Hamilton came over from
Axlal Basin election day and returned
"Wednesday. MI. Hamilton has bought
the Miller herd Of MT cattle. and taken
them on lower Hear .1 winter. Whoa
You come over again. Tom. wen sre TO
II that the artist has his machine
In proper woFklng order.
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Gents Tia. hats specially n,
SArirg \ McCLruE's.
Gl.nwood Springs.
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r,n.., ,l.alsies., Hse.

Drugs, medicines. oils. paints. and
r,-f5 shinH Ia t'i- drug tine at .. ~.
Iiugus {, Co.'S.
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Music oyey night ut the Cabinet
Sample Room.
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Yaraiau a, Houston 5.
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Whose fault was it that the taxpayers
IN this precinct could not vote On the
proposition 70 Increase thc taxation for
STATE purposesy No hailot DoS WIS
provided. and II there had the PROPOSE
ton would have been unanimously dc
ieaiel her..
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Adams, Jos Bailey. Il El3l
Bowman. lob Boyer, Il ID l2l
Borders, " + Burton, u BE-
Davis, Jno Davis, \ W
Doyle, j ~ Eb,er, Julius
Eilioit, Il EldIed, Mrs ID
Grant, 4 : % Giilm0r, j n l2l
Glllmor. Geo ~ Gillmor, Mis- Ellen
Hawk, i v ~ Hawk, Vim
uil. Franklin 49, Holland, SIR
ilazirtt, larry ilough. J II
Hall, Mas " Il ilobaok, W II
Janes, Edward James, Mis- ME
J,,,up5, q " kung, JOS
Lcnbgrt, Henry Nicholson, Jas 90
Miller, W j Mcdonald, Mira Jno
Miner, Chas Olson, Fred ~
Olson, larry lel Reddeu, 4
Snow, j G Smith, VIC
SNYDER. Geo l. (gl Sanger, L l.
sayfe, Vim X shrrwin, Ihos
Shtuyer. " II Stephens, Il u
sampler. Chgs Noris, Wm
Winfield. Oler Wallatc. j u
White, hisi Jennie u
Ia calling for ANY OF the above LISTERS
please say advertised.
j. V. iiousTos. l.. 81.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-05-19
Butter Milk as a Drink.

A prominent physician declares
that there is nothing like butter milk
for a hot weather drink. 1t is both
food and drink supports the system,
and even in fever will cool the stom-
ach admirably; is most valuable
domestic remedy; and is good in
many cases of dyspepsia, when
there is want of acid secretion. Our
writer goes so far as to say that butter
milk will cure dyspepsia better than
any other remedy. Still, as one sug-
gests, there are "many persons who
will, during the heated weather, cling
with remarkable pertinacity to an
other kind of drink-one that is i'm
bibed through a straw and tends to
eXhilarate thedrinker." And may
add that some will even cling tolager
beer and other villainous compounds
under the mistaken idea that they
are using a wholesome tonic necessa-
~ for their health.
AS to butter milk as remedy in
dyspepsia, while it may not be the
very best as claimed by the writer
quoted, l can say for it in one case,
l know lady who was once much
troubled with dyspepsia and palpita-
ton of the heart, who carried her bot
tie of butter milk wherever she went,
taking few sips whenever feeling
of faintness, etc., came on, and from
this she found more relief than from
any drug she had taken.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-05-19
From Increase.

INCREASE, May Is, lSSS.-A great
many potato slips and cabbage plants
have been put out since the shower
a few days ago.
There was a large crowd at Shells
ford May meeting last Sunday.
H. A. Mayo, from near Morrison,
who had been visiting relatives near
Increase. returned home Monday.
Fletcher Cunningham and family
are visiting relatives near Shellsford.
Rev. j. X. p. Whitlock preached
at New Home Saturday night.
Mr.. Thos. Cardwell, who has been
in Texas for sometime, has returned.
He reports everything looking well
in the Lone Star State.
Wheatlooks fine in this neighbour
hood. There is some talk of rust on
the blade. Corn has good color
and looks well. Most of the farmers
have plowed over their corn the first
time.
David Mayo boasts of the finest
mule colt in the district.
Misses Addie and Eva Davis visit
ed Miss Josie Balm Monday.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-05-19
TRoUSDALE.
News and Gossip from Spicy Regular
Correspondent.

TROUsDALE, TENN May l6-Yes-
terday morning there was great
lamentation throughout this section,
ladies lamenting over their ruined
gardens and the men looking sad on
account of their frozen potato slips.
The frost did much damage through
this neighborhood and it is feared by
some that wheat is injured. Some
stalks of corn are badly injured.
We are being benefited today by a
nice, gentle rain, something very
much needed, as the ground was too
dry in some places to plow.
James J. Ford is the most pleasant
looking man to be seen around here.
1t is big boy and "papa's little dar-
ling, too"
Miss Omie Umbarger died on the
4th. S. w. Leming conducted the
funeral services on the 9Th.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-05-19
DIBRELL.
Personal Points and Pithy Paragraphs
From North Warren.

DIBRELL, Tenn, May Is, 1885,
Sunday May the 18th was the Com
munion day at Bildad. A very large
crowd was present. The second Sum
day in May has been their commun-
ion meeting for more than quarter
of a century, and since the close of
the war, year after year the crowd
increases, until it has become kind
of reunion day. Hundreds of rela-
tives to the Magness family meet
and shake hands each year at this
meeting. Notwithstanding the
crowd was large, all no doubt enjoy
ed the occasion, and so far as I saw
the behavior was excellent, which
was very commendable.
We had this morning a big frost
for the 18th of May. Considerable
damage was done to potato slips,
beans and all other tender plants.
We trust that the wheat is not injur-
ed.
Mr.. H. B. Webb went to McMinn-
vile today.
Some of our farmers are complain
ing of drouth and cut worms.
Mr.. Dock Murphy has enough of
Temperance Hall, and wishes to
come back to the old homestead.
Some of the boys will be glad.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-05-19
Take Care, Girls.

Philadelphia Times.
There are some things well-bred
young lady never does
She never accepts very valuable
present from a gentleman acquaint-
ance unless engaged to him.
She never turns around to look
after any one when walking on the
street.
She never takes supper or refresh
ments at a restaurant with gentle
man after attending the theatre I'M
less accompanied by lady much
older than herself.
She does not permit a gentleman
to join her on the street unless they
are very intimate acquaintanances.
She does not wear her Monogram
about her person or stick it over her
letters and envelopes.
She never accepts a seat from a
gentleman in a street-car without
thanking him.
She never f0rgets her ball
room engagements or refuses to
dance with one gentleman and I'M
mediately dances with another.
She never takes more than a single
glass of wine at a dinner or an enter
tainment.
Shenever snubs other young ladies,
if they happen to be less popular or
favored than herself.
She never laughs or talks loudly in
public places.
She never raises her lorgnette and
tries to stare people she doesn't know
out of countenance on the street.
She never wears clothing so singu-
lar or striking as to attract particular
attention in public.
She speaks slightingly of her
mother and says she doesn't care"
whether her behavior meets with
maternal appropriation or not.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-05-19
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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-05-19
IRVING COLLEGE.

IRVING COLLEGE, May, s. We
had Jack Frost with us this morn
ing by a large majority. Some of
the farmers had on a very long coun-
tenance this morning, as also their
overcoats and other winter goods. 1t
is impossible at this writing to esti-
mate the extent of the injury by the
frost. / think, however, outside of
stunning the growth of crops, the in
jury will be slight. Corn was look
ing remarkably well and is in fine
condition. Oats are growing finely
since the rains. Have heard some
complaint of "fly" in the wheat, but
on the whole l believe the condition
is better than usual.
Miss Emma Stubblefeld, of Viola,
is in our community in the interest
of the National Garment Cutter.
Since her advent have heard sever
al young gentlemen talking in the
interest of the Garment and
also in the interest of at least one of
the Garment Cutter makers. We
understand Miss Stubblefeld will
have quite class to whom she will
give instructions at the College.
The I. G. L. & D. Society will give
a literary entertainment at the Col
lege next Friday evening at 1880, in
which the young ladies of the society
figure most prominently.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-05-19

Mrs. Yunkupple-"W Why, Reggy,
what do you mean by eating break
fast with your trousers turned up 1t
isn't raining" Mr.. Yunkupple-"No
dear, but the coffee looks awfully
muddy. THE Beacon.