Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1882-10-21

"PPiS' ""N P"IihB thO h'SHOol HalhO
price for them. They should be picked |
carefully from the trees and hauled |
without bruising.
The Nashville daily World has been
permanently changed to an 8 page, As |
column paper, and in its new dress, is
one of the most attractive and hand
some daily newspapers published south |
of the Ohio. 1t is growing in popular
ity and favor in the country and well
worth its subscription price.
Health is precious thing and ought |
to be carefully guarded. Don't go for
doctor for every tancied i'll. If any
thing is needed get some of DIR. Thor
tons English remedies and cure your
self. They are vegetable and carefully
prepared, and cannot fail to effect a
cure.
T. j, Hubble of the enterprising firm
of Hubble d Seitz, of this place, left
on our table some very larg second
growth Early Rose potatoes. They
are extra nice and prove beyond
doubt that the second crop may be
made to mature readily before frost.
We will try and keep them for seed
until spring
DR.. G. w. Benson of Baltimore, Md.
prepares a skin cure that is the best
thing for skin disease ever known. 1t
cures eczema, letter, ring-worm and all
rough and scaly skin diseases in the
shortest time. Sold by all druggist at
81. Per package.
H. D. Knowles; P. M. at Camp
Ground, was in our city last week.
He represents every thing houriShing
in White. He, like many Others, is
for the Cash dollar" for the Legisla-
ture. We do not know how it is with
the majority of the good people of
White, but majority of our county,
we think, are in favor of "Cdsh.dolIar."
Mr.. j. W. BrttOn, one of Nashville's
cleverest commercial travellers, was
married to Miss Mile Bailey, at the
Methodist church in Sparta, Thursday
night, Oct. 18th. Joe made a short
honeymoon, as he was here this week
on his usual business round. We wish
him and his fair bride most pleasant
voyage over life's seas.
Judging from recent communications,
some of our correspondents are about
out OF paper IT they VIII always let
us know this fact before instead of after
writing their communications, we will
gladly furnish them an abundant sup
ply of paper, so there will be no neces-
sity for writing on both sides of the
sheet.
We have now on hand at the STAND
. ARD Office between twenty-five and
: thirty thousand envelopes, from forty
to fifty reams of paper, of various
kinds, sizes and colors, besides thou
S sands Of cards, tags, etc. We don'tgO
e much on politics, but we are lightning
on job work. Bring in your orders.
Hon. H. L. w. Hill went to Mont
Q Eagle to attend the landowners meet
g ing on the 18th inst, and returned
Wednesday. The meeting was not SC
fully attended as was expected, though
= Col. Hill was well pleased with his Wis.
it to Mont Eagle. He represents the
y railroad up the mountain as in fine con
dition, and the magnificent hotel anC
1 surrounding at Mont Eagle as being a
n delightful place for the meeting of the
l. Sunday School Association.
The first issue of the Southern Broad
, are family newspaper, devoted t.
- temperance and other live issues, ha
been received. 1t is published weekly
= by w. H. and Alfred Graham a
IL Nashville. Subscription price So pc
annum. The paper is four-page
C. thirty-two columns, and very neat ant
H. handsome in its makeup. If the frs
er issue is true representative of tn
Ut succeeding issues, it will no doubt prov
interesting to its readers, espe cially
tie the friends and advocates of temper
he ance.
IL o. NJ. Thurman q Co., have an in
q" u, mense stock of Boots and Shoes of a,
~ grades and sizes, from the common
the finest, of the very best makes an
he styles, bought at bottom prices for cas-