Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-11-03
The C. s., D.. Club will give a


commencing at $50 o'clock. |
.---"OurLittle Ones and the Nursery |
for November is On our table. 1t is
replete with interesting, attractive mat
ter for the little folks, and well sustains
its character as a frst-class juvenile.
When you want to smoke don't
forget that the best and most popular
brands Of cigars are to be found at the
Warren House Office.
C. W. Doyle and Ben Gist, Of
White county. we're in our town this
week soliciting subscriptions to erect
Baptist high school at Cave, White
county. The Association has not yet
located the school, but it is thought it
will be located at that place. if enough
subscriptions are raised tojustify.
We call attention to the advertise.
ment of j. w. Orchard, Nashville,
Tenn, in another column. Any one
needing wall paper. pictures, frames,
looking glasses, window shades, cornices
and house decorations in general, can
depend on getting just what they want
from this house. Mail orders will have
special attention.
Mr.. Elijah Stephens, farmer of
Cannon county, visited McMinnville
last week. He informed us he had 75
bushels of clover seed for sale. We
are glad to know that the farmers OF
Cannon are making surplus of clio
yer seed for market. Thousands Of
bushels Of clover seed might be saved
and shipped from almost every county
in the State annually.
Isn't it peculiar how anxious
parents are to please and amuse their
children when the circus comes around =?
1t takes on an average about four grown
people to carry one seven.year.old
child through circus to see the AMI
mails, and after spending fifteen minutes
in the menagerie tent, two hours rest
on the seats in the circus tent is neces.
.ary to overcome the fatigue. And
the clown is such "an amoozing little
cuss" any how.
Hon. Asa Faulkner went to
Louisville last Tuesday to visit the Ex.
position. He will spend several days
in the city the guest of the Fifth Ave,
nue Hotel. Mr. Faulkner desires to
lease or sell his fine mill site and water
power at Caney Fork Falls. Capital.
lists who desire to do manufacturing,
would find it to their interest to con-
suit Mr.. Faulkner while he is In the
city Of Louisville. H. says he is getting
too old to carry out so extensive an en-.
teiprise, and perfers to sell Or lease tC
some good company. The property j;
valuable and well located.
IN. B. Stubblefeld, living about
three and half miles from this place
is one of the most successful fruit
growers in this county. He gave III
Thursday dozen of the finest Lin
bertwig apples we have seen this sea
son. In fact, we do not remember tt
have seen any so large before, excep
some from the same man last year
Some of them weigh three.quarters o
II pound, which is very large for tn,
Limbertwig. Mr.. Stubblefeld says h,
has become convinced that such fruit a
his is more valuable to evaporate ant
and ship green than to distill and ba
made arrangements to evaporate in flu
ture. We think it is wise conclusion
Hon. L. II. Northcut, of Grund
county, was in the city yesterday an
! purchased No. 3 American evapora
tor and sent to his farm for the purpos
) of evaporsting his fruit. There ha
been great many evaporators sold j
9 Warren and adjoining counties th
q season. If the fruit crop should
e good next year, there will be a gres
many more of them sold. We thin
=. they have given almost universal sati'
g faction this season. The fruit croI
}, although not over half a crop, wit
:. the use of the evaporation is general
n being we'll handled, such as can
shipped green is being rapidly sent
, market, and the people are receiviI
lur0a ravanuos frOp, tho fruit oroV,