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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-04-19
Nonresident Notice.
IN chancery at McMinnville, Tenn

Fife, Porter & Co., ct ais VS.. A. W. Eng
land.
IN this cause il appearing TO the satisfsc.
/ tou OF the Clerk and Master from Com
plainants Bill which is sworn to that the
Defendant, A. w. England is Nonresident
Of the State of Tenn So that the ordinary
process of law cannot be served on him.
IL Is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four consecutive weeks in the
Southern Standard, n newspaper published
in McMinnville, Tenn commanding said
Defendant to appear before the Chancery
Court to be held at tie Courthouse in Me-
Minnville Tenn., IN the 4th Monday in
May, 1890, then and h,fe 10 plead. answer
ar drmur to Compliments lHll or rh. same
will he taken irr r'r,irs>.'l ~ H. him aud
cause set for bearing eI parre. This April
rs. 1921.
". \. CUMIlS, =. Sol Tor C"mpl'ni
.. e.. BILE, q. \ ".
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-04-19
LIST OF LETTERS.

Remaining in the Postofiice at McMinn-
vile, Tenn, for the week ending April Is
which will be forwarded to the Dead Letter
Office il not called for in 30 days.
Brown, Clara March, Halle
Chasteen, Marian Stiles, Henry
HoIay, Miss Waldendsville, .. l..
By order OF the p. o. Department, One
Cent must be collected on all advertised
letters Parties ceiling for any of these let
tiers will please say Advertised"
Ed. j. WOOD, P. NJ
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-04-19

Heavy rains and hail storms swept
over portions of Illinois and Indiana
last Monday, in some places accom>
panied by high winds. Great damage
was done to growing crops.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-04-19
Chancery Sale.

Morlord & Biles, VS.. J.. Northcui
I n obedience to decree of the Chancery
/ Court az McMinnville, Warren Co., Tenn,
rendered in the above styled cause at its
November term 1889, will sell at the Court.
house door in McAIinnville, Tenn, on
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-04-19
Commercial.
MEANWHILE PRODUCE MARKET.
Corrected weekly by Mead & Ritchey.
OFFICE SOUTHERN STANDARD.

McMinnville. April is, 1890.
For the last few days country pro-
duce trade has been quiet in all de-
partments, with little changein any
thing. Eggs are dull, the demand
and receipts being light. There is
some demand for poultry though
prices are lower. Hens are worth
to Al cents. Corn is in rather bet.
ter demand, though only for local
consumption,
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-04-19
Chancery Sale.

j. c. Ramsey VS.. .. F. Bruster and wife.
IN obedience to decree of the Chan
lcery Court at McMinnville, Tenn, rem.
drrrd in the above styled cause at its No
velnber Term, 1890, / will sell at the Court
House door in MeMinnville, Tenn, on
Monday April the l4th, 1890,
the tract of land upon which o. F. Bruster
now lives, lying IN the list civil DIST, of War
rem county, Tenn, about ~ miles from
McMinh>ile on the B-ersheba road contain
ing 900 acres more or less. Bounded on the
North by the lands formerly owned by a. }
Msrchbahks, decd, and K. Mead, on the
Ess; ~ the MOfftt place and Phelps lands,
un The South by the lands formerly owned
by f.. ). Rowan and W. T. White decd,
RIsl on the West by the lands formerly own
Flkttrs Rowan and Read.
,sfefhiSOf salr--nn credit ~ md wears.
Without the right Of rad nipiirn. Nn'eS
and good s"ruiii, hearing Interest ~
date nf SALE Tais Maze; iiih. i>un
!. Z. Hli.ES a NJ.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-04-19
NASHVILLE MARKET REPORT.

Corrected from the Nashville AmcriCGn
every Thursday evening.
The general market was charac-
terized by fairly active business
to-day, and wholesale merchants re-
port collections fully up to expecta-
lions. In groceries to-day the ma r
kets for sugar and coffee were firm,
and all other values steady. Provis-
ions are firm at quotations and tend
ing toward higher figures. Country
produce prices remain about the
same as on yesterday. The egg
market is little unsteady, but the
ruling prices will be found at or
about q uotations. Hens are in good
request, as are also spring chickens.
Turkeys are easier, and ducks and
geese in poor request. Corn rules
firm both for milling and feed pur-
poses. Feed stuffs are steady, flour is
firm at the advance, and nothing do
ing In wheat.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-03-30

and police call-box. Why not turn in an alarm
for help? pulled the police call, and it flew
around, sounding like the noise of a cannon in
the night. AS l did so l flung myself upon the
burglar, turned him on his back, and whipping
out the bracelets, to my surprise, placed them
easily upon his wrists. His hands had been
filled with bank notes, but he relaxed his hold
on them when | upset him.
" Now, my man. | said to him, feeling
greatly elated over my successful capture, Il
guess you'll have chance to explain why you
enter peoples offices when they are not in and
borrow their funds
"But the burglar said not word, lying per-
fectly motionless on the floor, stretched out at
full length. Queer, | thought, he doesn't say
anything; wonder what his game can be !?
knowing him to be securely fastened, arose
from his side and lit the gas. then gaZed down
upon him to see if | knew his face Horrors
1t was the real estate broker himself, and he
appeared to be just waking out of a deep sleep.
He turned and stretched just like a heavy
sleeper when waking up. | was frightened,
thinking | had perhaps done him an injury
when ] sprung upon him. His eyes opened
soon, and he tried to rub them with his hands,
but the bracelets prevented this. | stopped
down and loosened them and assisted him to his
feet.
"'Where the deuce am q he asked staring
curiously at me and about him. | knew it all
now. He had been walking in his sleep. When
he was fully awakened explained to him all
that | have just told you, and after gazing at
me in astonishment he finally burst into a
hearty laugh, and told me about the money he
had deposited and how it came to be left there.
He shook hands with me warmly, thanking Inc
for keeping such sharp watch after things,
and pressed fair-sized bank note into my hand
He then closed the safe, after having replaced
the money lying scattered about the floor, and
together we started out of the Office. But just
! then two more officers came rushing into the
| Office like mad. They seized both of us, and
can tell you l had some difficulty in accounting
to them for the alarm without giving the rca
! estate man away"
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-03-30
The "Thirty-Three, Limited"

The first regular meeting of the"Thrty Three,
Limited was held in their parlor at the
Riggs House Wednesday evening last, and,
judging from its success, the club has useful
career before it. The early part of the evening
was devoted to routine business and some new
freaks of puzzledom and Illusions, and then an
interesting paper on ''Some Popular Errors
Respecting the North American Indians" was
read by DR.. w. j. Hoffman, of the Bureau of
eighteen years in researches among the Indians
his paper had an especial value. Many state
ments of Catlin, and other Indian authorities,
were disputed. DR.. Hoffman placed the total
number of Indians in this country at less than
three hundred thousand. The pathetic little
poem, by Will Carleton, entitled ''Only Box"
was read by Mr.. Bangs. 1t is the purpose of
the club at an early day to give an evening to
their friends, to which admission will be by
card
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-03-30
How Not to Go to Sleep.

From the New York Star
SIN these days of innumerable hints for health
and comeliness, says prominent physician,
'let me tell beauty how not to go to sleep, Let
her take care that it is not with frown or dis
contented expression, for such will be apt to
leave it's imprint during her sleeping hours and
contribute just so much to permanent unbe-
coming lines AS she finds herself sinking into
the arms of the drowsy god let her close her
mouth easily, allow the eyelids to drop gently
but fully over the eyes, and, just as she yields
herself to his soothing embrace, summon some
pleasant thought that shall set the seal of peace
fuj content upon her face. She should not lie
with one hand under her cheek, a common habit
with youthful sleepers, which wrinkles and
slightly numbs the skin, and, of course, she
should breathe always through the nose. This
latter practice can be readily acquired if one is
not addicted to it, unless there be some pro-
nounced nasal impediment Persons who have
passed their first youth are apt at the moment
of falling asleep to let their jaws drop slightly,
and the lines Of the mouth settle themselves in
heavy curves. This is not necessary until the
muscles relax with age, and little watehful-
ness at the moment of losing consciousness will
! lessen the tendency"
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-03-30
A Musical Wonder.

There is now at the music store of Mr.. Z. f.
Droop an instrument which will greatly in
terest the lovers of music. The highest class
of music can be performed in imitation
of an orchestra by any one with or
without any previous musical education Dur
ing the week Mr. Droop has arranged series
of concerts, which all are cordially invited to
attend, and we believe that all who accept this
invitation will have an interesting and profita
BILE treat.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-03-30
WAsHINGToN, d. c., Decembe 9, 1870.

PROFESSOR 0i''
ha a ho,seh
wonderful sanitary and curative whether
applied t
liable 1t
well
second
that blessing directly
OF LIFE gratefully yours.
W. b. MOSES, handF Fstreets
lts generally useful TO the public.
Washn C.
WAsHINGTON, D.. c.
The Sisters
highly find
remedy for Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
LA WALTER Church,
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-03-30
It Goes without Saying

That our stock of boys aud children's clothing
is the handsomest in the city. Eiseman Bros
7th and +, manufacturing clothers and taiors.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-03-30
MRS A McCRARY, Ex-secretary of W. ar
LONG LIST OF TESTIMONIALS



"a,
of
COOKS BALM Immediately
the bottle condition
WORLD
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-03-30

From
LIFE worthy dscoveer and the public add
commentator of its efficacy
D. x. ARTHUR, Chief Justice.
ARTHUR MACARTHUR, Associate Justice.
A. &c OLIN, Associate Justice.
ANDREW WYLIE Associate Justice
G..
RI AEICS,
RI MEIGS, JR. Deputy Clerk of the Court.
DOUGLASS, Marshal District OF Columbia.
LIP. WILLIAMS Marshal District of Columbia
ANDER Ex-Mar District Columbia.
G.. Ex-De o Columbia
4. Wills District of Columbia
Fourth Auditor U Treasury
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-11-30
MCKINLEY is TO BLAME.
France viii Shut Ont American Meats by
Way Of Retaliation.

PARIS, Nov. 29-The defeat Of the gov
ernment yesterday in the chambers on
the question Of taking up the loan discus
sion before the budget, was considered by
the ministry to-day. They decided IL
ought not 70 affect Minister Rouveires'
position. The government tariff propo-
sition proposed duty Of Il francs per
double hundred weight on all kinds of
salt meat.
The tariff subcommittee has made a
new classification imposing duty Of 70
francs on sausages and other preserved
meats, and Is francs on hams, bacon and
lard.
Minister % Commerce Roche informed
the committee that the government per-
sisted in Its demand for IL francs duty, as
a low tariff is indispensable In order to
procure from the United States a modifi-
cation Of the Mckinley law. He also OBJ
iected to the proposal to increase the tar
III on canned meats, fresh mutton and
pork products.
The committees report, however. dis
regards these protests and will be op-
posed by the government, the ministers
concurring in the opinion IL is necessary
10 keep the tariff sufficiently elastic to
make il possible TO offer reciprocal ad-
vsntages to the United States.
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NATIoNAL cAPlrAL oossIP.


NAsBINGrON. Nov. 29.-Charles A.
Shurtlsn has been appointed assistant
United States attorney for the northern
district Of California.
In order 10 meet, a. far as possible, the
present heavy demand for notes OF small
denominations, Secretary Window has
decided 10 issue ten. five and one dollar
treasury notes in exchange for treasury
notes Of larger denominations.
The estimated public debt, less the cash
In the treasury, increased $4,000 dur
ing November, due principally TO heavy
payments during the month.
The pension Appropriation bill for the
next fiscal year has been agreed upon by
the subcommittee and will be reported to
the full committee Monday. IL appro-
PIRATES the full amount estimated as
necessary by the commissioner Of PEN
sions, except on the estimates for clerk
hire, fuel and light. which are cut down
$4,000. For the payment Of pensions
SIX, ,l1a,0o5 IS appropriated. and for ex-
amining surgeons 81. A,OOO-an increase
OF $4,000 over the current fiscal year.
General Miles arrived this evening from
Chicago and spent several hours in con-
sultation with Secretary Proctor and Ma
jor-General Schofeld in regard 10 Indian
matters. Secretary Proctor approved his
course, and told him the president di-
rected he he given the fullest discretion,
in the hope that the threatened outbreak
might be ayerted without blodshed II pos
sible.
The Brazilian naval officers were taken
down the river 10 Mount Vernon this
morning. When the party reached
Washington's tomb the Ameri-
can officers were surprised and
delighted TO see floral piece flvs feet in
height, in the center Of which was a fac
simile of the Brazilian flag. under which
was inscribed in white immortelles, in
Memory Of the Great Washington. From
the Navy Of Brazil" In the evening. the
BraEilians we're entertained at dinner by
the Metropolitan club. Among the guests
we're Secretaries Blaine and Tracy.
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COMPLIMENTS OF BRAZIL.
President Harrison Presented with q
Pretty Medal

WASHINGTON, Nov, 29.-The formal pre-
sentation TO the president Of the officers
OF the Brazil squadron took place at the
White House this afternoon. All the
rooms were illuminated and decorated,
electric lights being used In tine blue par
lor where the reception occurred for the
first time. About noon the distinguished
visitors met st Secretary Blaine's home.
Az o'clock the party started for the eN-
ecutive mansion. The visitors numbered
twenty-five. Blaine and the admiral led
the party. Admiral Walker and Captain
Noronka coming next. Arriving at
the executive mansion the party were
shown in the blue room where there
we're gathered number Of prominent
officials Of the government, including all
the cabinet officers. Speaker Reed. Cen
eral Schofeld, Colonel Vincent, Admiral
J. C. Walker and the Brazilian minister
aud suite. In a few minutes the presi-
dent appeared. escorted by Mr.. Blaine,
who introduced 90 him Admiral Silveira.
The admiral, holding In his hand a
package. said "Mr. Harrison, IL affords
me great pleasure as a representative Of
the government of Brazil to present you
this letter expressive Of the sentiments
OF the United States and their feeling Of
appreciation for the early recognition by
you Of the independence OF the republic
Of Brazil, and for the visit OF the mag
nificent squadron under command Of Ad.
miral Walker, and am also charged TO
present you this medal struck 10 COM
memorate these events. and trust IL will
prove a fitting symbol Of the relations
that will exist between the people Of the
two countries"
The president responded as follows;
admiral, II gives me profound satisfac-
,ion TO hear from your lips and receive
from your hand these evidences OF
friendly regard Of the president and peo-
pie OF the United States OF Brazil. We
welcome her 20 the family OF American
commonwealths with profound interest,
and with the strongest hopes that her
government ana people may realize that
order and prosperity, which come. as We
believe, In the highest degree from repre-
sentative civil institutions which the peo.
pie enjoy and which yours have now
adopted. We are glad to receive you
and your squadron into our hospitable
ports. ] am glad 20 receive you and your
officers 10 the hospitality OF the executive
mansion. We trust the friendly relations
so early and so aupiciously begun be.
tween these sister republics may be un.
broken and may he TO their mutual advan.
iage and happiness
After these ceremonies the visitors were
escorted to an informal luncheon IN the
state dning-room. An elaborate menu
was served. however, including terrapin.
oysters. fish, salads and jellies. with
champagne, claret and sherries. Il was
served standing. Al 3 O'Clock the party
separated.
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who has been referred TO in the dispatches
as John Sides" Mayhugh says his name
u not Sides, but Capt Jack Wilson, and
that he is known TO the Indians as Co We
Jo. lie goes into frances seemingly for
several hours alta time in the presence OF
a gathering OF Indians. On coming out
OF these frances. he tells them he has
been to heaven comforting with the Mes
siah; that the latter is coming to the
earth and will put the Indians in posses
sion of il, etc.
The Messiah is 20 appear on Mount
Grant, about sixteen miles south Of the
Walker river agency building. Mayhugh
says the Indians hold this 10 he q sacred
mountain. tie thinks II the Indians are
Let alone at the various reservations the
whole thing will die out. All of the Wal
ker Lake Indians don't believe IN il, al
though Chief Josephus seems TO. Go We
JOS influence has gradually strengthened
by the fact that he has once or twice pre-
dicted the coming Of rain badly needed.
MGNNEAPoLIs, Nov. 29.A special from
Standing Rock agency 20 the Tribune
Snys: Buffalo Bill and Powell had not
been many hours at the agency to-day
before the report came that they had
come for the purpose Of arresting Sitting
bull and removing him from the reserva-
tiou. Cody and one or two others left for
Sitting Bulls camp about noon. Trouble
Is anticipated IN case the arrest Is at
tempted, and the soldiers at Fort Yates
are prepared for u campaign al mo-
ments notice.
Information was obtained tonight that
the commanding officer Of the post re-
ceived instructions from General Miles to
postpone the arrest Of Sitting Bull for the
present. Agent Mclaughlin has conriers
out In catch Buffalo Bill. Messengers
from Bulls camp last night reported the
dance going on. hut everything quiet
PIERRE, ). D.. Nov. 29.-The fact that
several companies of troops reached the
bad land country and will head of any
maraudng Indians, has resulted in the
subsidence, to large extent, Of the
scare. An Indian who was sent TO Big
Foot and the Humps camps at the mouth
of Cherry creek, sometime ago, returned
10 Fort Bennett to-day, and says the in
iention of the hostiles Is, apparently, to
soon Join Short Bull on Pass creek and
subsist there during the winter on cattle
quartered In the bad lands.
He said there was n number
Of educated Indians among the Cherry
Creek hostiles who came TO Pierre regu-
larly and bought papers. These they took
back and read 10 the other Indians. The
Indians, he said. enjoyed greatly the re-
ports Of the great alarm everywhere
among the whites. IL seemed to
strengthen their belief the Messiah was
coming, aud the whites are ready to
either die of or leave the land 10 the In
dians.
ARKANSAS CRY, Kas., Nov. 2a.-Indian
Commissioner Morgan arrived in the city
this evening after an extended tour over
the various reservations in the Indian ter
ritory. According TO his account the ghos,
dances have almost entirely ceased, and
there is no prospect Of trouble down
there.
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There is not liquor made, not brand
Of whiskey or brandy. or any other hitters
that cannot be initiated so perfectly as TO
defy detection. twill illanalyEe chemically
the same as straight goods. The basis
of these manufactured or counterfeit
drinks is cologne spirits, which is only the
second distillauon of high wine. The
first distillaton produces alcohol, tho
second cologne spirits. This contains all
the intoxicating qualities without the
flavor Of alcohol. It's cost remains around
the dollar marx. The simple addition of
eoIoring matterrr bepd oil TO produce the
little air bubbles, and age the mixture, a
drop OF two of the particular oil needed,
according TO the character OF liquor to be
manufactured, some glycerine, syrup and
water, aud you are ready to do business.
Here is a standard recipe; "To make
make rye, bourbon, Scotch or Irish
whiskey. take W gallons of cologne spirits,
one quart Of glycerine, two ounces Of
bourbon or rye oil, or four ounces Of
Scotch or Irish, according 10 the brand
desired TO be made. To age the mixture
add Que ounce Of ra.sin oil. The cost of
the forty gallons toots up about Si7.m
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-11-30
The stock Market.

WALL STREET, Nov. 29.-All vim and
animation seemed gone from the stock
market this morning. There was In the
opening figures continuation Of the
dropping tendency Of yesterday after
noon. First prices showed fractional
losses. The downward movement seemed
10 have reached the Limit, however, and
changed among the active stocks In early
trading. In all eases an insigniilt ant
tendency being downward at first, but
soon changing. sugar rennerics after
apeninR up one at 5s'i further advanced
TO 60, but Immediately reacted 20 575l.
North American. which was one strong
spot, p regular list showed marked
strength at x, which was ~ per cent.
better than last evening. At the end Of
the hour the market was quiet and firm.
generally at about opcning prices.
The strength 10 the market completely
disappeared after u a, tn, and material
losses were suffered m all active stocks
before the close Of business. st. Paul,
Lackawsna, Union Pacific aud Atchison
showed the most animation.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-11-30

Every big city has Its enterprising and
audacious quack specialists, from the
primitive herb doctor TO the latest healer
occording TO mental science. IL is kind
Of medical bunco game, and the charla-
tans are more difficult TO reach than the
green goods men. Not very long ago
there used TO he conspicuous sign on
upper Broadway reading something like
this Ears iiattened. nones straighteded; ;
hyperapenoid bust developer; fat and
anti-fat remedies: eyes reset; artificial
ear drums This man, who had the PAL
lid look Of a blOodless human vampire,
was ready 10 attend 10 anything. from a
wart up, says a writer in the New York
Star. The tenants finally objected 10 the
sign. The Railways were crowded at inn
proper hours, possibly with "hypera-
penoid" people. who wanted their busts
reduced or enlarged, their eyes reset and
the like, and he moved away He rather
overdid the thing. He was universal
specialist.