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bananas at York's. H
House to rent. G. II. Thurman.


House for rent. Apply to D. L.
Brown.
Charlie Smart is off this week
on a visit to Alexandria.
Mr.. G. A. Reams left Wednes-
day morning for New York.
The advance guard of the straw
berry crop is in the market.
Fresh Loaf Bread can be found
at w. H. York's every day.
Mr.. N. Shong went to Morrison
Tuesday and returned Thursday.
Mrs. Ann Hubble and children,
of Chattanooga, are visiting here.
Mrs. VIM. Eastwood is visiting
home folks at Nashville this week.
The editors away and the DEVILS
to pay--subscribe for the STANDARD.
Mr.. Geo. Beach went to Shelby
vile Tuesday and returned Wednes-
day.
MIRA. H. Woodlee and wife, of
Altamont, are visiting the family Of
DIR. j. M. Burger.
The railroad track is getting
quite rough in places between this
point and Tullahoma.
-WANTED-Second hand lever
horse power. Small size preferred.
Call at STANDARD office.
Mrs. Ewing Watterson returned
Tuesday from a visit to Mr.. Waiter
sons parents in Louisville.
The tenth series of the McMinn-
Vile Building Loan and Savings
Association is now open.
Mrs. John JOSS is visiting her
brother, Mr.. w. A. Robinson, at
Smartt's station this week.
Mr.. G. w. Lewis, after spending
several days with relatives here, re-
turned to CLANCY Wednesday.
Mr.. Dick Countiss has moved to
this place and will occupy the house
recently vacated by Mr.. West,
Alec Smith, son of jeff Smith,
Of Coffee county, was thrown from
a horse last Friday and killed.
Mr.. Geo. Gooch, formerly O
Smyrna, was among the drummer,
at the Warren House this week.
w. II. York has received large
lot of Boneless Hams, the finest ever
in this market. Call and see them
Mrs. S. J. Walling and children
came up from Shelbyville Wednes.
day to visit her mother, Mrs. Mitchell
Mr.. D. F. Wallace went to Soutl
Pittsbnrg Tuesday, to visit his daugh
ter, Mrs. f. P. Clute, for few days
Mr.. B. P. Ginrich has been con
fined to his bed this week with sick
ness. We hope to see him out soon
w. II. York has just received
barrel of nice Country Sorghum
They are the incest the country al
| fords.
| Mr.. Fayette Brown has com
Y menced the erection of a twO-stor
, frame residence on West Mai
] street.
w. II. York, at the ne,C YOr
store, has the incest lot of candies
both plain and fancy, to be found i
the city.
MIR. b. p. Cantrell has been j
Lincoln county several days tht
/ week on business for the Tennesse
4 Woolen Mills.
Don't fail to take at least a pee
at York's beautiful show case
everything the latest in Pure Fanc
Candies.
Mr.. C. c. Murphy has mac
quite an improvement at his hon
on Spring Street by the addition of
new front fence.
All kinds of canned goods can
found at w. H. York's, together wit
a nice lot of Canned Mackerel al
Green Cages.
Mr.. l.. P. Gartner challenges Il
town to produce larger radish thf
he can. Lee has some very I'll
ones, but then
Negotiations are in progre
looking to the establishment of a bo
and shoe factory here. We hope
may materialize.
he Mr.. Chas. Colville went to Mu
an freesbOro Wednesday to join his wi
oa ea at the bedside of her sister, Nj
Julia Lytle, who is dangerously ill.