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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-02
Why Do A1L OrHER OBJEcrs

Why Do ALL OrHER OBJEcrs
APPEAR DARK AFTER LOOKING AT THE
sUNg
BECAUSE THE NERVES OF THE EYES
ARE SO AFFECTED BY THE INTENSITY
OF THE LIGHT THAT THEY REQUIRE
SOME TIME TO RECOVER THEIR sENsI-
BILITY.
WHY DO THE PEOPLE CONTINUE TO
COME TO Us FOR THOSE SO sUITss
BECAUSE AFTER SEEING THEM ALL
OTHER $40 SUITS LOOK VERY POOR
BECAUSE THEY BELIEVE OUR STATE
MENT THAT THEY ARE ALL WOOL, OF THE
NEWEST AND BEST STYLES. REGULAR
s15 GOODS, BOUGHT LATE AT LOW fig
URES OF A LARGE MANUFACTURER WHO
WAS OVERLOADED.
BECAUSE THEY KNOW THAT WE AL
Nhlo nav lhE La ESl AMI DEOl
THINGS OUT AND ARE NEVER UNDER
SOLD.
OUR STOCK IS NOT ALL TEN-DoLLAR
GRADES. BUT THE CORRECT GOODS ARE
HERE AT ALL PRICES FROM $40 TO $40.
OUR TEN AND FIFTEEN DOLLAR
SPRING OvERCoATs SHOULD NOT BE
OVERLOOKED. THEY ARE BARGAINS
ALSO.
AND DON'T FORGET THE NEW FANCY
DARK VESTS. BOTH DOUBLE AND SIN
GLE-BREAsTED, WHICH ARE so POPULAR
IN NEW YORK. SO DREssY AND SO
CHEAP
f. B. BARNUM & CO,
my2 e31 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
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S 50
At this price we sell allwoo suits guaranteed to
be as good as any sold ct $40, by other houses
AT 1928.
Wen sell you as good suits as you'll find at S12
$685. and 10, in other houses
AT $12.
Wen sell you Suits worth anywhere from SIS to 500
AT els.
We show you beautiful assortment Of suits as good
as any sold at $50 to $25, by most houses.
AT SIS so.
Wen sell you good Spring Overcoat, worth S.
AT &675.
Wen sell you Spring overcoat. silk faced, worth
$40, AT 81.
Wen sell you . splendid Worsted Overcoat worth
SI2, AT 812.
Wen sell you fine Silk Faced overcoat worth ais.
AT SIS.
Wen sell sell you fine Kersey Overcoat, lined al
through with silk.
For Boys from to Is years, we have On immense
line of Suits from and sure we can suit
everybody.
We also have full line of plain and fancy vests odd
pants, &C., at prices sure to take.
wEYL'S
ONE-PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE,
spl0-2m 3l1 9TH ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-02

The Cherokee outlet is the mex. section Of
the boomers promised land. His advance
guard is already there, lodging the United
States army, fighting over worthless claims.
and. as in Oklahoma, swallowing great guam
titles of alkali dust in the water and air.
Alkali water in the Oklahoma cities is now very
expensive. and, after drinking, the imbiber
heartily wishes that he hadn't.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-02

There is a difference between the resistance
OF Parneu to cross-examination and that Of
Pgott, and the difference measures the dis
parity in strength between the case of the
Irish leaders against the Times and that Of the
zuAes against the Irish leaders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-02

After all the eulogies upon George Washing
ton have been pronounced, the fact that ..he
never stopped over" remains the most notable
OF his discovered characteristics. As happy
eulogizer A. Ward distances even c. Depey.
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News &C & c." UNDERWEAR,

The &C G" Balbriggan Underwear has baen
awarded prize medals at all international exhibitions
The price noU being quoted By he "Padis RoyaE is
but necessarily ternporary-a special sale attraction
&C G" SHIRTS FOR 59c
&C G" DRAWERS FOR sec.
tE Ask the price elsewhere. Ask the price here
after the expiration Of this sale.
The PALAIs ROYAL
CONTINUED below)
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New STAMPED LINENS RrDucrp
FOR THREE DAYS
New Squares Art Linen in Ecru and White
Sl.25, $3.50.
1000 pairs 25c. Stamped Pillow Shs,ns AZ Ice
Handsome New Henlstitched Squares at Soc
New shsms. Roman Embroidery. at SEQ pair
Hemstitched Doylies, New Designs, 81 dozen
Monte Cloth Doylies 40c. dozen
Bolton Table Covers, New Design. SOC
Bolton Mantel Draperies. yards long, sc.
New Chair Back, New Designs. 81
Handsome New Table Runner :or Roman Fnabroid.
cry. Doylies 20 match.
ljaFgarrOn Thread IN ell Shades A n Clein
lore SIX in 200 Different SHADES
l5Olting Cloth Tor Painting aud Eluproiderv
.S-lncE Bolton shceung.
25c. Spirshers at &C.
o4-lnch bureau Cover, Csc
Handsome Heustitchea Cover 20
lOO OF New Designs u Reduced Prices
Stamping done while you wait
). OFPENHEIMER a BROS
DECORATIVE ART ROOMS
-.,o, ola 9th street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-02

One hears more CT George Washington than
OF Boulanger nowadays. What Is the matter
with the brave general?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-02

Grant died in 1885, but there is no. vet a
statue OF him which the centennial celebrators
could decorate or salute.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-02

The national spree is over, and, after much
centennial celebration, the republic rests itself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-02
HE BON MARcHE.
Hans.

HArs
The popular shapes ere the Henrietta, EstellA
senoritta, Exquisite, Coere Zara Modste and Hadns
We have the above aud many other shapes in all
qualities and colors and ask you call and see them
before buying.
Lace Straw effects are very much in demand here
you can ind the assortment at from Csc 70 s24s
Colored and Black r. and r.. Koko Tramway and
Milans in all shapes and colors from Ice to s2 25
Leghorn Hats All shapes, from the small Turban
FOR the infant 10 the large Flats at from Zoe TO s34s
SAILORS for Misses and Children range in price
from l7c to 81 49, all colors styles and shapes At
Csc. we are selling fine sailor, trimmed with fine
Ribbon. and at sl25 our MackAaw Sailor is the best
value offered
Boys Hats Caps, Flats. Tam o'shanters, in mixed
white and colors. Prices guaranteed
THE BON MARcHE-
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Mas. MI. j. Hum.

Mas. Nj. j. HUM.
1900 + STREET NORTHWEST,
Invites attention her large and wellselected stock
Of FINE MILLINERY
For Ladies and Children
Exact Pzrisian Fashions are always shown
Mrs HUNT gives her personal attention to special
designs for her patrons sp6
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EACH DAY. A NV SURPRISE

EACH DAr A NV SURPRISE.
IT'S 10 be month Of surprises at the pslsis ROYAL
Tomorrow Friday the 7Sc. Ribbed Silk Vests are
offered for Sc.
These Extrs-lons Swiss Ribbed spun SIX Vests
have low necks and short sleeves, prsttly trimmed
with ribbons
colors-Pink. Blue. Cream. White. Gold. Pawn. Tan.
Mouse. Cardinal, Garnet Nile Green. Gray. Slate
Canary. Maize. Salmon Lavender Bronze, and Black.
+ F 4 { E.. 4 4 . + + :. ::
FER FER 90 " "A +
III 90 90 : II / f.ln
CAMBRIA AND COTTON UNDERWEAR
TOMORROW FRIDAY), Maya
s. CENTS.
III See the window OF No. l1I9 PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE for samples of this Underwear. You may
count
Ten different styles csc. Night Gowns for SAC
Nine different styles Csc Chernises for Sac
-Four different styles CSC Skirts for Sac
Twelve different styles Csc Corset Covers for SAC.
-Four different styles Csc. Drawers for SIC.
Five different styles Csc Caps for Sac
tH- Making a speciality Of Csc Cotton and Cambria
Underwear is the reason why many styles are shown
and why such very superior garments are offered at
the price
To give an idea Of the completeness of this stock Of
eSc Cndergsrments, it is only necessary to mention
Corset Covers, from 2S to As incn bust measure
Skirts fully pa yards wide, and Nightsowns from
TO Is inch neck size OF course all the sewing is
done on lock-stitch machines You will also notice
the patent Everlasting Stays. which strengthen the
garments where they usually weak. The Yokes in
nearly all instances double The Trimmings Of
Embroidery and Lace are the best.
Certainly very great surprise at Sac apiece for can
You match them elsewhere at s1s
Easy to find out
We also ask investigation Of the following bargains
in Hosiery and Merino Underwear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-02

XVoNDERFUL BARGAINS
" BEAUTIFUL pREss GOODS. DC.
Lovely SaJiles. &c. 10 soc.
Beautiful Ginghams, &C. 10 %.
12yaTds Dress Gllghams for Zoe
EXQUISITE Challies, &C. 10 -.
4O-nch All " DOL Marietta Cloths, 39c.
Old hose Double-vldth Henrietta Cloth, SOC.
65c. Black Cashmere and Henrietta Cloths. now Boa
laId-wide CashMeres: 25c.
Cheek Nainsoc k, sac. and IN.
India Linens, 81. and up. Linen Lap Robes SOC.
Ionsdale Canbric, y1ac. Warmers Corsets. s5c.
Underwear at Iazlufacturcrs' prices.
BRODhEAD CO.
907 # ST. W. Masonic Iemple.)
Established 1867. sp30-3t
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News SOC. SOCKS FoR ISo.

Some Csc. Iisle Thread Socks in this grand combi-
nation lot Not all coors and styles in each size but
your size is here and if you'll take the color and style
we happen to have you can get PAIRS of 35c, &c.,
or 75c. Socks FOR Soc
THE PALAIs ROYAL
(Contiuued below1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-02
A THREE PART TA1K.

"A IHREE PART IALK.
paragraph for the ladies on the danties in foot
wear-A line or two for gentlemen on miscellaneous
furnishings-For the general public the trunk and
valise topic.
SUMMERINGS IN SHOES.
Fancy 1ow-cuts"-the fancier the more fashionable.
Even the names are fancy. But calling cabbage
rose don't bring the perfume. Neither does a mere
fancy name make q creditable SHOE See the styles.
Wen promise to show you nothing but what is
fright in ne." Select what peases your taste Salts
faction as to quality and comfort will follow. Wen
guarantee that.
Two little beauties for general use: The Russet Ok
ford tipped, with heels Dainty little feathers
s1.49. If you hunt for them elsewhere don't be sur
prised If you have to pay 81 for them The other is
patentleather vampand back Oxford. with delicate
dove shaded top in kid. Neto, absolutely SO. Sl.9S
That is, ,0ih us. About SO anywhere else.
SEASONABLES IN FURNISHINGS.
Put our hands right sample lot of Tecks Tray
elers' samples Of 75c. and 81 qualities. They're
great addition to our 80 cent-line of neckwear The
patterns the latest concets. Tecks only in this lot
Every other style, though 80 Better qualities
make them any nobbier at any price,
Fancy French Percale shirts-eccentric patterns.
Fast, washable Colors; 3 Collars and pair of Cuffs
constitute the set. There few in the window the
bulk you'll have to come in to They're fine qlat-
tiles and zee recommend them.
Underwear, creditable and comfortable. from Soc
up. Fit you and your purse. Underwear is handled
by us understandingly, as SO much cloth but as
garments. Chat with us before you change
FOR USE WHEN YOU ARE on THE GO.
Trunks and Travelling Bags right at cur Hat De-
partment Three points we've looked out for in
Trunks-Lieht Weight, Strength and Low Price
Steamer Trunks. Saratoga's and Portmanteaux. Sole
Leather, Leathercovered, Canvas and Uncovered
Fitted with all the attachments that convenience in
packing could suggest. In Hand Bags the Gladstone
Club, Log Cabin and Telescope shapes are mostly
called for. These in shades of Tan and Black
Alligator. Grain Leather Seal and Canvas With Toilet
Cases and without Every requisite for comfort in
travelling Every style that has been found practi.
cable and all improvements that could be made OUR
prices on these goods Take look at EN-
SAKS AND COMPANY
EVERYTHING TO WEAR AND SOMETHING TO
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE.
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FLOWERS

FLOWERS
Were never much worn this season. We are con-
stantly receiving all the latest designs and colorns
and selling them at very close prices OF course we
have every grade and you be suited any price
Small Montures at from pc. to $500
Long Wreaths (" .5c. to $500
Roses. Leaves, Small Flowers, Grasses, &C.
Ostrich Tips. Black Tips stylish. We can show
you fine Tips, good Black, at As. 75 CSC up to s4oo
q bunch ola
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y. G.. HurcHrssox.
IMPORTER.
DRAPERY NETS,
Large assortment Just opened.
La ToScA NETS at s5c yard
LACE FLoUNcINGs,
all widths. at less than regular prices.
CHINA SILKS.
In all colors, 55c., worth 75c.
NOVELTIES IN PARAsoLS
FOSTER KID GLOVES,
New improved hooks. No buttons 70 come OF. No
buttonholes to tx 81 per pair upward
Fitted to the hand.
myl 907 Pennsylvania Avenue
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Inns DowNs HEN Az
BIG SALE OF CLOTHING
Atel2 + street
The stock must be sold. Every dollars worth con-
yerted into cash. matter wnat the loss may be.
Mems suits guaranteed all wool. 80. 50, return
tie ssme and get yCsr cash. Mems suits Of Atwood
material Is Ga worth ala, return IL and get the
cash and q Thousand other suits will be sold 1t the
same low figures few more Prince Albert Cuta way
aud sack suits at sll75. worth s25. Childrens
suits almost gwen away. sl.37 buys an slwool Suit
BOYS saits. from IA to Is years. ia. ss. ss.so
and "a.
Fine Dress Pants q. 2otL5o. GLIB, %, % SO and
Come OF once this fearful slaughter sale Of Cloth
Stock must be sold in eighteen days
9I2 ST NV.
Six Doors from 9ths mhl-3m
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THE

# #$H N 4 4 e. #af $8'SS LIE
N II Il 4 K ( Geo 4 q EEE -
MI BIG 9TH st. NV
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and Flower Seeds ORNDORFF TRUXTON, S03
Tth st. n. W., opposite Center Market myl-1ms
COOP News,
Patients treated free Of charge on Thursdsys with
TOMLLNSON'S GREEN OINTMENT,
Abscesses Burns Said Head, Fever Sores. Gathered
chance to prove its wonderful merits at 1905 Massar
chuSetts ave. 10 q N. to y. N. ap24-lms
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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-10-12
list OF LETTERS

q Remaining in the Postoffice at McMinn'
vile. Tenn, for the week ending Oct 10,
which viii be forwarded 70 the Dead Letter
office II not called for in 80 days.
Frantz, Jack Outlaw, TOmmie
Jones, James g Reeves, K. c.
Matthews, Mrs. NJ, Roberts, c. B.
Mercer, Mariah Rusk, John
Mercer, Sallie 6 Swoop, 5. A.
By order of P, o. Department, One Cent
must be collected on all advertised letters.
Parties calling for any of these letters
will please say Advertised"
ED. J. WOOD, P. NJ.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-10-12
sUMMITvILLE.

Summitville, Tenn, Oct. 9, 1885,
The railroad company have at last
opened their hearts, and built for us
4 new and elegant depot. One other
recognition of our town is in the
meeting of the morning trains here.
Next week Mr.. J. ID. Roger will
leave for Johnsonville, where he will
engage as clerk on the new steamer
"City of Savannah" between st.
Louis and Florence. His family will
locate at Florence, Ala.
Mrs. Miles, of Oswego, n. ", a
former resident of this place, is here
visiting relatives, and looking after
her business interests.
For the past few mornings this To-
cality has been wrapped in heavy
frost.
Last Saturday Mr.. r. Z. Hudson
returned home from six weeks alb
Sence in West Tenn. He leaves
again next week for New Orleans.
Mrs. Mamie Hudson leaves next
week for visit to her sister at Stew.
enson, Ala.
Mr.. j. q. Davidson has left It's, and
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-10-12
IRVING COLLEGE.

We had a severe freeze last night,
the first killing frost we have had,
and "tater diggin" is now the order
Of the day.
Several of our farmers went to Yer
villa last week to attend the meeting
Of the County Farmers Alliance.
Last Wednesday morning Mrs.
Geo. Smart gave birth to three chill
dren, all girls. They are supposed to
weigh 4 to ~ pounds each, are well
developed and seem quite vigorous.
Mr.. Henry Solomon and Mrs. Mary
Kinsley, COL, We're married at Mrs.
kinsley's residence last Wednesday
evening by Esq. J. J. Meadows.
"Uncle Henry" sld "Aunt Mary"
have many friends among the white
people,as evidenced by the large num-
Der of bridal presents that were sent
in. A very fine supper was spread
before the guests that witnessed the
ceremony. DEtH fsl lRl IlL
The public school at the college clos
ed Friday, but the school continues
with a goodly number in attendance.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-10-12
DAYLIGHT.

Jack frost has come and killed
vegetation.
Some of our farmers are sowing
wheat and making sorghum.
Mr.. Thomas Brown has moved in
to his new house.
Mr.. w. A. Robinson has gone south
with horses.
Messrs. j. III. Dodd and J. f. Simp-
soh have purchased an engine to run
Il saw and grist mill at Daylight.
Prof. W. N. Mitchell is clerking for
Mr.. Oliver Towles this week.
Ed. j. X. p. Whitlock has a pro-
tracted meeting in progress at Charles
Creek Church.
Mr.. j. @. Pope and family were
visiting at Mr.. Thomas Browns to-
day. Milton Dodd took flying trip
on wheels to Fingers mill last week
Mr.. David Ramsey and wife are
visiting their daughter this week at
Winchester.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-10-12
BldCkSnLithing.

George p. Smart and Tom TOlli-
yer have moved their blacksmith
shop south of where they formerly
worked, to Mr.. Morford's shop, and
are prepared to do all kinds of farm
and other blacksmith work, and will
give satisfaction on all work. We
are on South Spring Street, behind
Morford's store, and invite all of our
old customers TO come and see us.
.,r,.,g r..i1 GEO. p. SMARTT,
TOM ToLLIvER,
Blacksmiths.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-10-12
County Court.

This body met in quarterly session
last Monday and transacted routine
business. The following Poor House
Commissioners were elected: S. V.
Vanhooser for 3 years, F. p. Byars
for 2 years, j. G. Golf for year.
DIR. b. w. Sparks was elected Jail
physician. BY virtue of this Office
he also becomes County Health
Officer.
The room in the second story of
the Courthouse, formerlyused by the
New Era printing Office, was rented
to the Farmers Alliance for n Lodge
room. 7-n
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-10-12

snow teaching at Lake Mary, Fla.
Mr.. Roland Rudd has brought his
family here, and is now a citizen
with us. .
Mr.. James Ross has returned home
from his work on the new c. A. q A.
R. r. at Huntsville.
The farmers report the corn crop
good, but winter fruit failure,
The school here will be a five
months term. QUIB.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-10-12
No More Credit.

On and after this date S. T. West
Il Co, will cease to run their delivery
wagon and sell all goods for cash. BY
cutting off this expense we can sell
our groceries cheaper than ever be-
fore offered in McMinnville. Bring
us the cash and we guarantee to save
you money. S. II. WEST 4 Co.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-10-12
The Photograph

has been producing good deal of
excitement with the philosophers of
McMinnville. No one can under
stand the why's and wherefOres of it.
1t is a great treat to hear it, and is
worth many times the admission fee.
Call and see it any evening from 3 to
) O'Clock at the Opera House. The
same ticket will also admit you to
the concert Oct. 18th. Tickets on
sale at Thurman's. Price 25cts,
reserved seats Scots.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-10-12
additional School Money.


When l made out the apportion-
ment of Public School money, the
tax book for 1889 had not been made
out, and consequently the amount
of school money could not tie ascer-
tanned. Since the book has been
made out, find there can be $l.7j
for each pupil throughout the county
expended, instead of SLIGO, as report
ed Directors should have this
amount taught out.
.gsaggu rt Respectfully
w. N. MITCHELL
Supt. Public School.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-10-12

The recent alarm of fire,
naturally suggests to us the fact that
we are all more or less in danger Of
being burned out when we least eX-
pect it. We may think we are safe
and become careless. There is gen
orally more danger at this season of
the year, when we begin to have
fires. Flues, stoves and stove pipes
get out of order during the SUMMER
and should always be carefully over
hauled and put in order, especially
stove pipes, which rust out and be>
come full of holes. We suggest that
every citizen Ofthe town and country,
no difference how secure he may feel,
take the trouble to examine his
premises thoroughly and see that
everything is safe. Fire, like a
thief, often comes in the night while
we are asleep, and destroys our pro-
perty. a good way is to go around
every night and see that all is right.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-10-12
County News
NOTEWORTHY OCCURRENCES and
PERSONAL MATTERS GATH
Erred BY STANDARD COR
RESPONDENTS.
DIBRELL.

DibrelI, Oct. S.-Several CONNER
cial tourists have been here for the
past few days. Bob Potter and Capt.
jim Bennett and Others.
w. H. Byars and j. H. Givens,
book agents from DeKalb county,
were here this evening.
A swinging white frost this morn
ing. Every one is thinking about
digging CATERS" .-
Every farmer seems to be in push
Just now. Wheat sowing and corn
gathering is now at hand. " III"
E. Webb, of McMinnville, is eX-
pected at Mt. Zion next Sunday at
II O'Clock, a. m. .-roIp4a|U
All the Womacks and Levi Wilson
thrown in are turning their atten-
ton to the Sunny South. s,,,i.,.
Mr.. Reed Sparkman snapped for a
stolen mare the other day, for which
there was a $4,000 reward offered.
Mr.. Sparkman promptly returned
the mare TO her proper owner, but
losta good horse. t!I ... X
Mr.. G. N. M. Newby's family have
nearly all been down sick with ma
larial fever. His two grown daugh-
tiers are better at this writing. We
trust that they will all soon be well
again.
Prof. Turner is still making things
lively at Oak Grove.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-10-12

RY~ English SPAWN Liniment re-
moves all Hard, Soft or Calloused
Lumps and Blemishes from horses,
Blood SPAWN, Curbs, Splints, Sween-
ey, STILES, Sprains, Sore and Swollen
Throat, Coughs, etc, Save $50 by
use of one bottle. Sold by Ritchey
& Bostick, Druggists, McMinnville.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-10-12
Gone Up IN Smoke.

The brandy warehouse of Bonner
& Merrimau, two and a half miles
south of town was destroyed by fire
between 3 and 5 o'clock last Wednes-
day morning. We have had no re-
port as to the amount of brandy con-
tanned in the warehouse at the time
of the fire. -r -~r
At about four o'clock the same az
ternoon the still house of John M.
Drake, located near Shellsford, burn
ed. Mr.. Drake estimates his loss at
about $1,000. Nothing is known as
to the origin of either fire.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-10-12

Always carry the ash box or bucket
away from the premises. Keep your
matches from the rats and children,
where, if they should ignite they can
do no harm. Too much care can not
be taken to guard against fire.
j. B. RITCHEN.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-10-12
Paper Bags.

A large stock of paper grocers' bags,
all sizes from Is to l2s, just received
at the STANDARD office. We can sup
ply them to merchants, either prin
ed or PLAIN, at reduced prices.