Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-09-22
ARD McMINNVILLE, TENNEssEE-sATURDAY SEPT. o. 1883

taking In the LOUISVILLE exposition this
week.
Ladies, misses and children's shoes
good and cheap at Katz's.
j. L. Thaxton and F. M. Nc
Donougb, from Mt. Zion, were in town
Thursday.
M. V. bikes and family and Others
from Tarlton, Grunday county, left
last Tuesday for Dripping Springs,
Texas, where they go to make their
future home.
o. F. Young, Esq, of Simpsons
Mills, White county, was here last
Wednesday on his way to the EXPOSE
ton at Louisville.
Rev l. G. Woodward, one of our
oldest and most highly respected citizens
left last Tuesday for Taylor county,
Texas, where he will make his home
with his son.
THE best fire rocks for jams, backs
and hearths in the State are at our
shops, warranted fireproof. Our door
steps, too, are the best you can find.
TURPN u ELKINs.
A party consisting of j. G. M. Ross
and wife, W. G. Womack and wife,
Mrs. Chas. Colville, Mrs. r. Mead and
Miss Pattie White, left Monday morn
ing last for Louisville and Cincinnati,
to attend the exposition in those cities.
Cigarettes 5 cents pack at Me-
dearis d Cos.
Jesse Walling Jr., who has been
travelling for a Nashville horse for
some time, has purchased the Turpin
. farm and will in future devote his time
to farming and stock raising. We are
glad to see young men of intelligence
turning their attention to farming.
Success to you friend Walling.
Mr.. j. B. Harrison, of Summit
vile, when here last Monday, placed
in our hands few copies each of the
Nashville Agriculturalist, and the Gull
tivator, Albany, New York They
date back to 1888. The Cultivator
is now consolidated with the Country
Gentleman, and is one of our leading
agricultural weeklies.
--Medearis u Co., will receive to.
| day, friday, the largest and finest
assortment of fancy candy ever in the
city. Be sure to call and examine it
7 In addition to our regular list We
4 will print next week five or six hun
dred extra copies of the STANDARD fol
/. distribution at the White County Fair
Advertisers shonld take advantage O
this.
Garry your eggs to Medearis q Co
= Mr.. Simon Katz, of the wide awake
and enterprising firm of S. Katz & Co.
recently returned from the markets
where he purchased large and hand
some stock of fall and winter goods
Mr. Katz says he bought all his good
o strictly for cash, thus securing the very
: lowest figures, and is going to open the
a eyes of his customers with bargains.
H, R. Etter and family, with Rev
y S. S. Patterson and family, left las
Tuesday morning for Borden, Cal
!. where they go to make their future
n home. Mrs. Etter has been in BAG
o health for long time, on account O
r which Mr.. Etter made the move
thinking the change of climate might
It restore her health. Mr.. Etter was one
d of our best citizens and Mrs. Etter {
If most excellent woman. We sincerely
hope the move will result in her re
o covery.
it Adam pruned and peeled thu
}, wild cherry tree, and Eve tea-ed all thu
If family from its potent bark, when cold
and coughs prevailed the same grea
n remedy for bronchitis, consumption
asthma and every form of cough is still
). employed, but much improved, unde
= the name of Wilder's Compound Elk
tract of Wild Cherry +; buy it and tr,
- it.
A Word to the Little Folks.