Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-10-24
MEANWHILE, TENNESSEE, SATURDAY OCT "a, 1901.

who put in her appearance last Tues
day.
Thursday night was the coolest
of the season here. There was a
heavy white frost this (Friday)morn-
ing, with thin formations of ice.
DIR. j. A. Ross, of Pikevllle,
Tenn, was here several days this
week, on a visit to the family of his
brother, Mr.. j. G. M. Ross.
Mr.. Jos. Newton, the old reliable
tailor, has removed from the North
side of Square to the West room of
Mr.. c. G. Blacks store house on West
Main Street.
Smith & Thurman are opening
this week large assortment of ele.
CANT glass and queensware. House
keepers are especially invited to call
and inspect the stock.
Col. p. H. Marbury, after two or
three months spent among his old
friend and neighbors in this place
and vicinity, returned to Riverside,
Ala, last Tuesday.
Mr.. Horace Harwell and his sis
ter, Miss Susie, left on Tuesday for
Lebanon, to visit their brother, Mr..
Ed. Harwell, and wife, for week on
two.
When you kill the fatted calf
bring the hide to w. S. MadduX and
swap it for new harness. He has II
full stock of everything in the saddle
and harness line.
For RENT.-The M. A. Doty
place, on West Main Street. 7room
dwelling, two large gardens. Barn
and all out buildings, with large pas
ture lot. w. A. JOHNSON, Ag't.
John NJ. Burger has the agency
for the Nashville Laundry Co., which
does first>class work at greatly reduc-
ed rates. Leave your laundry at
Woodlee's store and give him trial.
Mr.. O. F. Bruster is building Il
new residence about three hundred
yalds beyond his old place on the
Beersheba road, and will move into
it with his family in three or four
weeks.
Look at your date on the STAN
DARD and see if your subscrip tion
has expired. If so, renew at once.
We would like to have long list for
) October. Can't you get your name
on it? Just one more week left.
Hail fell here thick and fast for
few minutes last Sunday after
noon, carpeting the ground with the
white crystals in many places. The
storm was much severer in the north
) part of the county than in town.
Maj. w. A. Rutherford went
, down to Nashville Wednesday and
; returned Thursday. He witnessed
the great race at Cumberland Park,
a Nashville's new race track, between
J, Hal Pointer and Direct.
: What is the matter that Warren
o county farmers haven't got money
+ this fall? All kinds of farm produce
is commanding good prices, and il
they haven't got something to sell
this year it certainly is not the fault
/ of the seasons.
Mr.. J. d. Whitlock, former
r citizen of the 10th district of this
j. county, but who has been resident
V of Texas for about II years, returned
to his old home in this county las
: Saturday, with his family, and in
= tends to remain permanently.
e The Nashville American of Tues
day has this item in its State new
Il column: "Peach seed are wortl
10 twenty-five cents per pound at Nc
/. Minnville." That news edito
should rub his eyes and read again
" 1t is % cents per bushel our dealer
v are offering for peech seed,
a "A party consisting Of Messrs. c
II. Thurman, VIM. Thurman, G. A
il. Hopkins, II. D. Murphy, Joe Holder
=. Geo. Kilmer, l.. H. Barnes, J. d. FL
=, kins, Tom White and James Elkins
- went 'possum hunting Thursda.
night. They all report lots of fu
IS and the capture Of three 'possums an,
" another animal.
" 1t will be seen by his advertise
ment elsewhere that Col. II. l.. w
IN Hill has reduced the price of his az
10 pie brandy, which he manufacture
~ strictly for medicinal purposes,
al IN nor gallon Hp soils r. only, /