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England and Russia can.
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THE Boston sanitary authorities are eau
tioning the Bostonians against letting cold
beans stand too long.
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CINcINNATI, at the recent municipal cleo
ton, polled 81 800 votes, st. Louis Al, 900 and
Chicago about 10000.
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PROHIBITION is now on trial in los of the
1S7 counties in Georgia, and will soon en-
brace the whole State.
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Ex-PREsIDEST ARTHUR has arrived at his
home in New York. He will practice law
after few months rest.
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RECENTLY $40 600 acres of good land in
North and South Carolina have been thrown
upon the market.
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THE New York Evening Post SAYS that
the vicious elements" left the Democratic
party last year and voted the Republican
81
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-04-15

ANOTHER member Of the Illinois Legisla-
ture is dead. His name is ]. II. Shaw, and
be represents Cass County in the lower
House.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-04-15

MARIE VAN Z.NDT Is said to have made her
first appearance on the stage at a charity
concert in Groton, Mass, where she lived as
q child, thirty or more years ago.
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CURED BY CuTICURA.

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They surpassed my most sanguine expectations
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The Only Remedies for the Skin
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Commended.

VIM. 7. Totten. 672 North Tenth Street PhIls-
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In The midst OF rheumatic or neuralgic
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edy moving through your system, driving
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Writing Of Athlophoros-the champion rem
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ter the second dose felt 1t all through ne,
and my pain was gone. In three hours
was able 70 resume work. and have not been
troubled since"
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Mss. SUSAN L. SMITH has been recon-
mendsd for postmistress at Windfall, Indi-
ana, By Congressman Ward.
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The President has declined the ban
quet rendered him by the Jefferson Club OF
Newark, n. J.
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Chronic constipation is readily conquered
by Victoria 7 lis, the great English remedy.
For sale By all druggists.
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All OF your Cuticura Re nedies give very good
satisfaction. The Cuticurs 1 especially recon-
mend for the diseases for which il is used / know
from experience its value.
DR. h PRATT, MonieIlo. Wis
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CHTTCURA SOAP. An exquisite Toilet
w i Bath, and Nursery Sanative.
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OUTICURA ABROAD.

Through a homer returned Norwegian, have
learned TO know your Cuticura, which has In a
short time cured me OF an Eczema that my physi-
clans medicine could not heal.
CHR HELTLEN. Bergen. Norway.
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SORES on NECK.

Chas. Brady sommerville, NJ IS. who refers 70
DR.. ). J. Wood druggist, of THAI city, certifes 70
q wonderful cure Of running sores on the neck
which had been treated 10y hospital physicians
without cure. and which yielded completely 20
the Cuticura Remedies.
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TIE POET POWERS.

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new Blood Purifier. 81.
Send for Chow to Cure Skin Diseases"
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KNOW Irs VALUE.

vincennes, Ind.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-12-12
REMEMBER Time AND PLACE, and Be ON HAND.

-"Wait for the wagon" A big
stock of holiday goods will arrive at
the Novelty store next week. Don't
buy until you have seen these.
When you want first class hot
meal on short notice, go to Smith &
Potts restaurant, northeast corner
Square and Main Street.
Go the restaurant of Smith &
Potts for Fresh Oysters.
J. d. Tate & Co., corner Main and
Sparta streets, have a full line of
Christmas goods in the way of con-
fections, fruits, fancy groceries, etc.
Call and see their stock.
We are closing out our stock of
Boots and Shoes at cost. Big bar
gains for everybody. Come and see.
]. d. Tate & Co. .EHo
ID. 0. Jenkins has laid in fresh
supply of fancy and staple groceries
appropriate for the holiday season.
Remember this in making your
Christmas purchases.
If you want to live happily all
next year make your wife present
of one of those elegant cooking stoves
Frank Maddux is selling at specially
favorable prices. l
While you are enjoying yourself
during the holidays don't forget your
stock. They will render you much
more effective service if you use well
made and comfortable harness and
saddles on them. The best place to
buy is from w. d. Maddux & Co.
They have the largest stock in the
country. .I
Your special attention is again
called to the large display advertise
ment of Griswold 4 Co., on our eighth
page. This firm is now displaying
one of the largest and most varied
stocks of Christmas goods we have
ever seen in McMinnville. Every
article they have is new and fresh,
and this fact with their low prices
cannot fail to draw a large trade.
-Griswold & Co. lead the candy
trade. Go and see their immense dis
play. b7r.I 7tl
The best line Of Christmas and
New Year cards in town at Griswold
& Co.'s. t.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-12-12
Masonic.


At the regular stated meeting of
Warren Lodge, No. 125 F. and A.
NJ, Monday night, Dec. 18th, the fol-
lowing officers were elected to serve
the ensuing term. t-H is uaa d
r. Kennedy, w. M; 7. G. Lind,
S.W.;W, w. Fairbanks, ]. W.; w.
L. Swami, Treasurer; j. E. Jones,
Secretary; J. g. Myers, Chaplain; w.
G. Britain, S. d.; 1. T. Thurman, j.
D.; Geo. T. Purvis, Tyler. sa
Installation December 9th, 10 a.
m. Stated meetings every first Mon
day night. Visiting brethren will re-
ceive a hearty and cordial welcome.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-12-12
GRAND FREE BALLOON ASCENSION from the Warren House o'clock December 2 REMEMB
Mr.. r. A Eastwood. who r,

Mr.. f. A. Eastwood, who re-
turned from Texas several weeks ago
made the STANDARD pleasant call
Thursday. He has gone to Beech
Grove with his wife to spend some
weeks.
-Griswold & Co. will open a fine
line of Cigars and Tobacco in few
days. uf...
Mrs. Horace Hoyt died at her
home q miles east of this place on
Friday afternoon of last week. Fun
eral services were held at the family
residence at IL o'clock Sunday morn
ing, conducted by Rev. r. p. Moore,
and the remains inferred in our new
cemetery about one o'clock the same
afternoon. The entire community
sympathize with the bereaved and
stricken family.
Dolls in endless variety at Hood
enpyl Bros.
Jim MOffit says our notice of his
lonely condition brought him several
encouraging offers, and he is now in
much better spirits, but from rumors
we hear of an early departure we fear
his affections are again to be trans
ferred to the distant confines of the
Lone Star State. lf
Winter is here, and Christmas
is getting here mighty fast. Only
two weeks more until another natal
day of the Worlds Redeemer. M
Can't somebody interest them
selves in the matter and secure the
cold wave signals in McMinnville by
telegraph? 1t would doubtless be OF
considerable advantage to our people
to receive the warnings Of approach
ing changes in the weather several
hours in advance of their arrival.
L. F. Capshaw has a beautiful
line Of lamps, which will make very
appropriate Christmas presents.
&C. G. Black, West Main street
has received and opened this week
a large assortment of goods suitable
for the holidays, such as CONNECTIONS
oranges, figs, raisins, pigs feet, COD
fish, breakfast bacon, fancy groceries
and family supplies in general. He
offers choice fresh stock of these
goods at most reasonable prices.
Woodbury. Courier; Miss Hattie
Coleman returned Saturday from al
extended and pleasant visit to friends
in McMinnville. Miss Hattie ha.
been greatly missed during her ab
sence. .. .I.. .. ... ...I.
The meeting was commenced il
the Presbyterian church on Wednes
day night as announced. DIR. Stain
back and Mr.. Crawford are both lend
ing their most earnest efforts in be
half of the meeting, and it is earnestl!
hoped that deep interest may b
created throughout the entire com
munity. 1t is designed to make it
union meeting, and Christians O
every denomination are cordially in
vited and urged to participate in tn
meetings. DR.. Arbuthnot has beel
unavoidably detained at home, bu
will arrive today or tomorrow. lie
every Christian in McMinnville pu
in a little work for the Master here
and the meetings cannot fail of 600,
resuls TO all.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-12-12

MI. ~. L. wallace, editor OF the
New Era, returned from Washington
last Monday, and we understand will
accept the Indian leadership at Pine
Ridge, Dakota, tenlered him by
Commissioner Atkins.
We publish this week among our
new advertisements one from the
Weekly American published at
Nashville. The American is one of
the leading papers in the South, and
its weekly, made up from its excel
lent 8 page daily, is full of fresh, in
structive and entertaining matter. 1t
is offering valuable premiums for
cluds of subscribers to which it in
vites special attention.
The greatest consolation to one
growing old, is the improved sur
roundings which come with age, ex-
perience and wisdom. We are re-
minded of this fact by the appearance
of the new Seed Annual of D. NJ.
Ferry & Co., the celebrated seedsmen
of Detroit, Mich. Millions of people
gardening both for profit and pleas
ure, have found ever increasing salts
faction and delight in using their
seeds. Every one desiring seeds Of
the highest type and best quality,
should secure their Annual. 1t is sent
free on application.
Candies la mode, ........
Candies la Grecque,
Candies by the bushel,
And candies by the peck;
Yes, you will find them in any
quantity you wish at D. o. Jenkins,
all fresh and palatable. ...
"A very severe wind prevailed
here last Tuesday night from about
nine o'clock until after midnight. 1t
came from the southeast, and was of
unusual force and duration. We
rarely ever have winds from that
quarter, but when we do they are
generally of an unpleasant nature.
Great damage was done to fencing
through the country, and loose boxes
were scattered around town promis-
cuously. Mr.. Murph. Gross and Mr..
Murphy, who both have houses in
course of erection, suffered some dam
age. a.n ..
1t is hardly necessary to direct
your notice to the large display adj
vertisement of ID. l.. Brown, as il
cannot fail to attract the attention OF
every one into whose hands this issue
of the STANDARD falls; and the adj
vertisement is not half so attractive
as his stock of holiday goods. Mr..
Brown has excelled himself in his
purchases this season, and has many
pleasant surprises in store even for all
his old patrons who are accustomed
to finding all the latest novelties oi
the season there. He has bought
largely of new lines of goods this
year, never handled here before, and
{ something can be found in his stock
to crafty the most varied and fastidi
Gus taste. No effort of ours could
adequately describe Mr.. Browns
stock; to get any just conception o.
! its extent, variety and attractivenes:
will require personal inspection, tC
which you are most cordially invited
Buy your Christmas goods al
Hoodenpyl Bros.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-12-12

e. A. ReamS arrived from Nash
vile this (Friday) afternoon, and
will remain here until after the holi-
days.
-Ifyou want a comfortable rocking
chair, or a set of chairs for any pur-
pose, 60 to w. S. Lively & Co.'S.
The Presidents message, our
correspondents and our advertisers
have rather monopolized our space
this week, but we enjoy such monop-
olies as this occasionally, and hope it
will also be appreciated by our read
ers. ..-..,t.
Ifyou want anything in silver
ware, go to Capshaw's. His stock
cannot be excelled for beauty and va
riety.
Our streets presented quitea busy
appearance last Monday. We don't
know which drew the largest crowd,
DIR. Brown or the county court.
When buying your Christmas
supplies, give c. G. Black, the West
Main street grocer, a call. He has
just received select stock of delica-
cies for this joyful season.
"A. H. Gross has sold his mercan.
tile business to Gross & Collier, and
requests all indebted to him to come
forward and make immediate settle
ment, as the old business must bt
closed up without delay.
Call and see those beautiful bed
room sets of furniture at w. S. Lively
& Co.'S.
Prof. J. H. Sheriff. returned
from Chattanooga last week and has
taken up his residence here perma
nently. Our brass band is making
rapid progress under his tutelage.
Il. F. Jeanmaire wishes toreminC
one and all that he has employed a
his shop a skillful matchmaker, anC
is prepared to do all kinds of repair
ing on watches and jewelry, on shor
notice and at most reasonable rates
If you wish repairing done in th'
best possible style take it to him.
-Hoodenpyl Bros. are now dis
playing a unique and attractive stool
of Christmas toys, dolls, candies
fruits and confections in general
They cordially invite every one il
quest of holiday presents to max,
them call. Their stock of grocerie
is also full and fresh.
p. S. Corkins, of the real estat
firm of Corkins & Johnson, will star
next Monday for Cairo, ILL.,, to NEE
an excursion of home seekers iron
the Northwest, Mr.. Corkins will en-
deavor to induce some of the excul
sionists to visit Warren county, an
goes armed with literature descrir
! tive of our county and climate.
--Morford & Biles request all whor
they have accommodated by extend
ing credit, to come forward and max
immediate settlement, as pay day ha
arrived, and they want money.
Barrel pickles at Griswold & Co.
will be sold by the dozen or gallor
Big show in Christmas goods 9
VIM. II. Meadows, Main street, 6
prices to suit the hard times. Silvel
ware, Jewelry and Watches. Com
and see.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-12-12
TOWN AND COUNTY.

VIM. Northcut went to Nashville
Wednesday on business.
&C. G. Black made a business trip
to Nashville this week.
"A. NuAnelley will open a barrel
of choice kraut, of his own make,
Saturday. ft. E
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Birge and j.
NJ. Thompson went "Wednesday to
Knoxville.
Candies in big and little sticks,
and all othershapes, at ID. o. jenkins.
-Messrs. Bing, Swisher and Ward,
of Southern Ohio, are prospecting in
our county for new homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. V. Whitson
visited friends in Nashville several
days of this week.
Frank Spurlock went to Nash
vile Monday to look after business
before the Supreme Court and other
legal matters,
Try Hoodenpyl Bros Cigars
when you want a good smoke.
Miss May Robinson. one OF
Smithville's most fascinating little
bellies, after visit of several days to
the family of Mr.. L. ]. Potter, ofthis
place, returned home Monday.
DIR. Krebbs, of Ohio, who was
last week looking up the advantages
of Warren for stock raising, returned
home Tuesday very well pleased with
all he saw, and intends to return soon
with his wife. Z 50 .-- "a
Bananas, Oranges, Cocoanuts
Figs, Raisins, and fruits and nuts o.
all kinds will be found at d. O. Jen
kins'.
MIR. r.. l.. Taylor, who arrived
with the excursion from Iowa, ha'
rented the new house recently erected
by s. F. Pennebaker, in the NORTH
part of town, and will occupy thu
same as soon as hiSgoods arrive.
Go to A. Nunnelley's for frest
butter and eggs.
Mr.. Moses Holt and family o
Medford, Minnesota, arrived las
Saturday overland with their teams
They have rented a house on LyoI
street. rHlf.HQu.
Mr.. Mccormick, of Northerl
Ohio, who was here last week, ha
gone home to bring his family. H
will rent farm for the present in tn
south part of the county, rar
Handsome articles of Jewelr,
make the most desirable and aecepta
BILE Christmas presents, and you can
not fail to find something to pleas
you in L. F. Capshaw's stock.
Rev. w. c. Lewis, pastor of tn
C. p. Church at Smithville, CON
menced aprotracted meeting at Bate;
Hill Nov. 26th. During the meetin
the Lord blessed his people. Their
were fifteen professions of faith i
Christ, and thirty-three additions
the church. ...
Present your wife with a new st
of furniture Christmas. w. S. Livel
and Co. will give you extra Undue,
ments on a set.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-12-12
Holiday Goods.

A nice line of books, desks, station
cry, photo and autograph albums for
sale by J. B. Ritchey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-02
srRSTIrUrED WIZ ACCEPrED.

YOUNGSTOWN. Nov. 1 (SpeciaE.-A verdict
wa, reached lasC night contest over substituted
will in which large property in land. money bonds ana
stocks we're disposed Of John and George Forder were
brothers. They came from Beaver. Penn to this county
fifty years ago John married but George remained an
old bachelor. The two brothers accumulated large
amount of property They loved each other as brothers
seldom do As they approached old age they decided TO
div de their broad and TO deed the whole TO John
son John NJ Forder who defendant in the suit Just
closed George received his share 100 acres oil the
best land in the Western Reserve and nearly SlooOoO IN
bank stocks shares and money He at once made VIII
and deed transferring the whole to his ncphcw About
this time John the old brother fell ILL., Concern for his
brother made George in turn Ill and his bran was al
fected. lie became o hopeless imbeclle JIG imagined
that attempts being made on his life aud was de-
spOndent At this time he took the viii from LIS lawyer
aud read it to his nephew and since then h not been
seen On June 49, 1888 John FOrder died. George,
already mental wreck went bed the day hls brother
died and lived only days longer careful but vain
search was made for the will. Application was then
made TO will prObated containing tho substance
OF the one lost Justice Wilson drew Will us nearly
similar TO the one lost as he could and this VIII was ad-
mItted TO probate. The western heirs now come Tor
ward, fifty strong and contest the WILL They claim thal
George fearing that attempts were Ocng maze 10 uc-
fraud him. destroyed this will They ask the Court 10 set
aside the will and the deeds and b let the property be
divided i'm accordance with the laws OF the State. The
jury gave verdict for the nephew. who thus becomes
one OF the wealthiest farmers IN the State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-02
yox GRAPES IN rue ALLEGHEyIES.

MooREFIELD, w. Va, Nov. 1.-The mount
aneers who inhabit the wooded ranges Of tho Allc
ghenes have to trust entirely Nature TO supply them
spontaneously with means of subsistence the year
round. in few places the soil fit for cultivation.
Of the main supports of these poor people the
manufacture of grape jelly. 1t Is made from the fox
grapes that grow wild. This season they have been
fOnd great abundance and have brought considerable
revenue to these isolated homes The jelly s TO the
merchants a the crossroads who pay fifteen cents
apOund in trade for 1t. The merchants send II TO
the cities aud reap handsome profit out of IT, There
are two kinds OF these grapes One kind makes jelly
OF dark blue color while the other makes pale. clear
green Jelly. II is pronounced by good lvers and cpl
cures 10 be fully equal 10 tue Scotch Jams aud ees that
sell IN this country for twenty-five cents pound.
starvation stares the mOunttineers IN the face
lhey gather I'm the rich harvest OF sumAc that
grows at their doors While the are gathering the
snmac. the pick berries for sale. FIRST OF all in
ne spring como the I'D Strawberries then blackberries
oewbtrries and huckleberres. through the winter
when the streams aud roads not impossible. the
,te bundles OF resnous pue knots TO the stores which
laey dispose Of for kiudling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-02
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

INCORPORATING THE FIFrHAyE. STAGE LINE.
The persons interested in placing line OF
stages on Ffthave took letters OF incorporated last
week for the Fifth Avenue Transportation Company,
Limited Tue application sent TO Albany on Thurs
day and or Saturday the papers were received. The
new company is Incorporated under tue law OF 1873.
known as the Business Corporations act. The in
corporators are L. Ely Goddard Bradlsh johnson. JE,
A. H. Wheeler, Thomas j. Brown and Charles {. Del
monco The capital OF the company is fixed at
$500 900. divided into shares OF S25 each. On We'd
nesdsy books will be opened at the KnickerbocIer
Trust Company at Fifth-aye. and Twentyseventh.st,
TO receive tho the subscribers to the stock In
the allotment OF stock t intended that the prop
erty-owners along the proposed route oftravel shall
have the opportunity take many shares they may
desire.
The object of the ncorporators Is to meet the wishes
of the ut all possible points Already
IL ia asserted that the consent OF majority OF tho
property owners along Fifth-aye has been obtained
Many per said to have sent their consent with
out solicitation II remains for the new company 10
obtain its from the Common Council and here. lt
is feared that hardest batte will have TO be fought
Tho officers OF the company cannot Do named before
their election by the stockholders In regard To the
form of the stages which to he run, has been de-
cided to introduce modification or the style OF tho
vehicles now nsed by the Fifth Avenao Hotel. These
are long and not perched high In the air as were the
old