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Washington Real Estate Men Abroad.

The Atlantic City Daily Rsri.to says: .'Messrs
Z. b Cooper, A J. Clark, H. W. sohon, Henry
Busher and George r. Repetti. quorum of the
board of directors of the Distric: Real Estate
Association of Washington ID. C.. held
their regular monthly meeting in the
p.rlors Of Kuehnle's Hotel in this city
Yesterday. Besides the transaction of
their regular monthly business, the sale of
their holdings in square 92i, Washington. ID. c. :,
81 the price OF els per square foot. amount
Ing 20 $4,000. and the purchase of premises
No. 2is sth street northeast. at the price of
5000 was authorized, and their agents, Messrs.
Weller < Eepetti, were instructed 10 consum-
mate the same.
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The Garbage Question.

Il the Edisor Of The Evsning star:
know you are tired Of the constant COM
paint Of the garbage nuisanee. We are Just as
tired Of complaining. but what can we do? We
are forbidden to burn It. 1 never do, for /
know my nsighbors suffer enough with their
own Can you suggest any way TO help usY We
ars commanded To Keep our premises clean.
How can wei We smell death Wit. mis- bucket
q garbage dealing out typhoid fever, dyseu-
tery. he, and We cry aloud to the board of
health, but ia vain Can We cover 1t with line
or chloride Of lime? May God grant you Wis
dom and power TO save US JUSTICE.
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,HEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
Schedule ia effect Nav 10 80,

Schedule in effect May 20 1921
Leave Union Depot. 9th and b streets
1O;S! An Tor Newport News. Old Point Comfort ana
norfolk daily. Arrive at Old Point at go n mn
and Norfolk st SIS pm. P'"-
"p.M CINCINNATI Express daily station. in Viz.
klnia West virginia. Kentucky and Cincinnati
tealbule sleepers and cnnre train run throusn
Without change to Clncinna1 arriving 81 10 - ~.
supper. A~
IL p M. 2. +. v. vestibule Limited daily SOLID
TRAINS. Win dining cars. run through without
change to Cincinnati. testibule Sleeper for Lex
lnston and Louisville. Pullman Cars Open %
receive pas oenxers At pm,
Omcess olS and l42l Pennsylvania ayenue
II. W. FULLER
my~o PASSENGER A.rens
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AUCTION SALES,
THIS .AfTERNOON.

nUNCANsoN BROS. AuctIon.ert
~ 9Th and d sts NV
FOUR VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS IN
PROSPECT HILL" McGLAUGHLIN'S SUB
DIVISION. ADJOINING The BEAUTIFUL
SUBDIVISION OF ECKINGTON.
On THURSDAY. AUGUST THIRTEENTH 1891
at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK z. NJ, in front OF
the premises, We will sell at public LOTS 76
IS and ~, each fronting 81 feet street. near
Lincoln avenue. by depth of about 10 feet Terms
easy and made known time SAFE.
DCNCANSON BROS,
auSd&ds Auctioneers, 9th and d streets.
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Prospective Trip Of the White Squadron.
Secretary Tracy says he is planning to have
the white squadron visitthe gulf states this fall
and if possible go up the Mississippi as far
as Vicksburg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-13

WITH Bur LITTLE CARE and no trouble the beard
and mustache can he kept uniform brown or black
color BY using Bucdngham's Dye for the whiskers.
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NkUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND mNlMPhOvED PROPERTY IN sol AXE
!o43, FkONIlNG On L STREET SOUTHEIST
AND THIRTEENTH STREET SOUTHE IST

BY virtue o. decree of the Supreme Court of the
District Of Co umlia. passed in the cause Juis T.
equity docket & will sell at public auction in 'front.'
81 the prenisss on MONDAY, AUGUST SEVEN
10 and 9 in square l04s. Lot "a Ia. front Of IS
ieet and is un proved. Lot 10 has front of a FEET
on st: sc by an average depth of about % feet
and Is unimproved- Lot 20 has front Of 55 feet on
st. Sc by an average depth of about lO feet ana in
Pro oy comfortable frame welling and q tble
IN 2 rapidly EroW,ng part Of the city.
Ierms Onethfrd cash; balance In two equal install.
nt nts OF one and two years. with Interest At Il mar
cent Per snnum from the day of sac payable
nuauy, deferred payment 10 be secured Nv deed Of
trust on the prop rty Sold All conveysncinx 10 be at
the cost OF purchaser. II the terms Of sale are not
WI DC resod a. the r,sk and cost q dsfauinx
800 deposit ON each lot required at time Of sale
ruow.s nowI HOSEA SA Z HouLTON. Trustee
au4-dkds
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Mary Heinecke, an eighteen-year-old girl,
has been found unconscious in q boat adrift on
1ocklazid lake, ". Y. She had apparently been
dTp29od and assaulted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-13

N Schedule in effect August 2 1881
AZ trains leave and arrive at Pennsylvania Passenger
$50 am,-Daiy. except Sunday. for Manassas.
lilo a.m~Dsiiy Tor Manassas. warren,on. chi.
PEPPER Orange, Charlottesvlle. Lynchburg Dsnviiie,
North CAROLINA Divisions Charlotte and stations south
Garoins Division ana stations Atlanta and Charlotte
DN'slon 10 Atlanta, where connection made in
Inon Station for all principal points south and south
Pullman Buffet Sleeper. New York and Washington
TO Atlanta. connecting with Pullman Sleeper Atlanta
man Sleeper TO Memphis VIA birmingham: anites "a a.
DanviIle with Pullman Seeier for Augusta wa Co
kppxville via Asneville and Hot spr.ncs ''' -''
4:t, p m.nDai!y for Marrenton and charlottesville
W HIS sfsrs 1 AID 6' sol
Ms Ms Tern nEsIlBULED LIMdTED. A magnificent
Drawing Room. Dining. Sleeping and Buffet, SnIok-
ing. Library and Observation Cars the latest and
most Magnthoent ana Luxurious Design built ar-
pressly Tor this Service. An extra charged on
Arrives at Atlanta p m following day. inaIinT i,
mediate connections with trains Ior New orleans
Orleans aud lIcksburg via Biriningham Pullman
Sleeler NasnnRton 10 New Orleans via MONTGOMERY.
leans.
IL F. ,mcGDay Southern Express for Lyncheury
Western North Caro:ina Division Charlotte and 81
Atlanta and Charlotte DIVISION 10 Atlanta where ON
netlon - made IN mon Station tor all points south
lanta. ~
Pullman Buffet Sleeper, New York and Washington
and Western North GaroIins DIVISION
, TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO d.
NISioN leave Wash ngton 81 10 a. m daily G:.S n. NJ
s aay at ana i5 Except , sunday
and q; 80 .. M. except SUNDAY. '- N"--''
Through trains from the south via Charlotte and
sna $40 Pm and from charlotte.vlie s:i0 a. N
FURNISHED and 6.sr.se checked at once isSS lenn
,raa ase and at passenger station tennsylvani
aui JAMES l. l. TSY i1lnS Gem II Pass a. Agent.
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RAILROADS.

TO rHr IT6EiNTTssrL Mps ROUTE
sfEEL sAc MAes fffRNGFP SSfffEhS
TRAINS LEAVE VAS iHs ssi fRoM STATION
ro S9 p,SI 6R- OF STd Mp srs: AS FOLLOWS:
q Pullman I.stiSule Cars at 1850 am, daily;
and St louis Wit; P, asS 10 sTsO COLUMNS
burg AMI sleepin. Cars from Pittsbury TO Indian
81 Louis and Cincinnati EApn.ss. 40 y M daily
rsrior Car WsshinEton TO Harrisburg and Sleeping
ns,l; am. and pnnI Car Marrisgurg 70 81 Lou. Chi
daily, with escaping Cars Washington to Chicago
anu 81 Louis connecting dai y at Harrisburg with
man Dining Car pittsburs 20 Richmond ana CHI
easo pacIhc Express. 10 90 p. m. daily. for Pitts
burg and rittsoure to CHICAGO. '''''e' ~ THUS
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
daily. except sun ay, s:lOam.
For Erie CsnandAisas ana Rochester dairy; for Buff
ia!o anu Nlazara daily except SATURDAY, IO1n
r Pm: with Sleeping Car Washington TO Rochester
pm daily. except Saturday, with sleepn9 Car
T. Washington TO Rochester.
daily, except Sunday
For Milllanisport, daily, 4:a0p.m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.N NEW YORK AND THE EAST.
300 and II 80 a. M. II Ii, 2,:lo. 3 IT, 30
1000 and u % pm On sunday. a:0J. N :Oj
pm Limited Llpirs SD o. Pullman nop esS 4na ii
with p;ninS Car. to New YORK. $40 am. daily.
For New YorA only. Limited Express with Dining
Jar from Baltimore. 400 y. m. daily
FOR PHILADELPHIA ONLY
fast Express. $40 q week days and d. m daily
Accommodation. 100 a. H. daily.
Express. $40 i. M. daily.
For Boston, without change. 81 d. m every day
For Brooklyn y. Y, ali through trains conp.., a,
Jersey City with boats of Brooklyn AIMEE Al ord
ing direct transfer TO Fulton St ayoidlng Iouhle
, ferriage across New York city.
For Atlantic City. l2:lo pm. week days. IL :35 p M
For baltimore, 800 6:35. go. $40, 900. e.4o.
1000, 1oJ0. IL 90 and IL 30 a m. Il: n >. 10
SD BAD 400, 4:.,0 ~, 3d. ; 40 q: ID Z 40
loco, II 10 and IL b D. M. On SUNDAY 90
nO0. gOl. 1870. IL 90 ~ IN, l2.l5 1: DO 10
5ni9 20; 400. 40. 4;3O. 5:4o 0:li. 40.
For Pope's Creek Line 20 a. m and 40 m m daily
except Sunday. " ''
PIN daily, except sunday. Sundays. 900 a. m.
WASHINGTON SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
EFFECT AUGUST ]. ls9l.
for Aiexan5r5 "a $50. 6:S. -. $40. 9;45, l0:45
5;3'. ei?, s'9. 100! and i 81 y. m. On sun
O:lo, S:U. and 1OU p.
Accommodation Tor Quantico. q As q. m. daily
FOR kiehinond and the South, 4 30 and 10 90 M
u daily. o:Ol y. III. week days
s0. 9:lo. l0:l5. II IL. IL "A a M. / 20. 2:U0,
3Oo. BIAS. 300. 5:4l Glib, e.o5. 800 100 aud
~ ;US D. IN. On sunday at 9:lO, IL: Is ii N. and
II LA a. M ;2O6, 5sL', :05, 40 20 and 10 80
J.. H.
Tickets and information at the Office northeast cor
ner OF 18th street and at the
station. where orders he left for the checkne on
CHAS. Z. PUGH, u MOON
General Manager. Gau3l General Psssenrer hsen.
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DENTISTRY.

nR. STARR PARSONS, S. E. COR 9TH ANDEN.W.
~ Enirancs 18th st. Frstclass gold and other I'LL
inss speciality. Application to used in extract
INK. Artificial teeth and crowns inserted. ty27
THE EVANS DENTAL PARLORs. 1917 PA AVE.
NV, Teeth extracted positively without pain OF
aanRer by our painless systen-a harmless vegetable
yapor in use by only. lis effects pleasant and
transient. Artificial teeth. crown and bridge work 1t
reasonable prices. xpl4-tjms
DENTAL INTERPRETATION UNIvER-
~ sity, Sth and X a. ". Open = to o. all the
Year Extracting. &C.. Tree Fulinxs and plates as
of materials. iel0rtr
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L HE BERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
123 18th st. NV.
Open all summer. Lower summer rstes. Preparius
for college q specially
Branches: New York Boston Philadelpbi. Cbic.o,
Paris Berlin. London Also summer SCHOOL at Asbrry
PARK, n. J. iaI
nj ISIS BALCH'S CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTEAND
NA business college, l2U! 10th NV. Pupils pre-
Jared successfully Tor clvll Department aud
eeHSus oAaLiiHatlofs
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OUT OF WASHINGTON,

OCA Of WASHINGTON,
ROCK Hill; COLLEGE.
Sots City, Ho%ar ae epnny a
Ssnss are RECEIVED as boardsTs scholars
ST. HILDAs SCHOOL, MORRIsTOWN, n. J.
boarding school for girls. Twelfth year begins
Circulars address SISTER sGfGRio as.' aor
NEW WINDSOR COLLLGE.
WINDSOR FEMALE.
WINDSOR BUSINESS.
a1i courses IN each college, with diplomas and de-
Ssf5s::
A NNE ARUNDEL ACADEMY, MILLER,YITTF
AND Prepares tor business college. Opens SEPT.
Graduate SnSr9. College Aisss5. f1 H.
Episcopal FEMALE INSTITUTE. WINCHEs-
Ter sa.IIoth Year begins September Ii. School Of
grade thoroughly equipped With specialists in
AZ Departments Catalogue sent. A. MAGILL SAITH.
n: a. Principal: ty23- eo2ln'
EAUQUIER INSTITUTE. FOR YOUNG LADIES'
d session Pens IN sept. IL. lss situa.
and Danyle 4 =, - miles rron ashinston. b. C
very successful se,oo with superior buildings and
jys-th. Bot rriutI.,.I
NEW iOnh MILITARY ACADEMY. PREF DEPT.
COL. c. J. WRIGHT. A. NJ. Prest.
9I-s.tu.tnDS Cornwall. NY.
pENNlNGToN (N.JD SEMINARY AND LADIES
College. I'D year. Offers educa tionAl facili-
tles Terms moderate. High and nsalthful. Steam
neating, gas, nro escapes. Easy OF access. IHOs
hANLoN. y. ". President for - Years. js2-eo.I2t
Episcopal HIGH SCHOOL,
Near Alexandria, Va.
L. NJ BLACKBOARD. N. A., PRINCIPAL
c. L. c. MINOR. LII. D.. Associate Principal
For boys. The SD year opens Sept. 30. 1891 E1-
tensive improvements IN buildings and scco mods-
lions. Catalogues sent jy:19oocl
Ct. JOHNS COLLEGE, ANNAPOLIS, MD.
lG,d Session commences 10th September.
Excellent preparatory School II to l
SpECiAL ATTENTION GIkEN TO
TdE PROCLAMATION OF CANDIDATES FOR
THE NAVAL ACADEMY.
Address the President. THOMAS FELL.LL. D.. PHI. d.
HAGERSTOWN SEMINARY COMPRISES ZEE
Al Mar College, and Music and Art Conservatory. A
leading school for xrls Send for alogue. Rev. z.
L. KEEDY. A. NJ. NJ. D.. President, Hagerstown Md.
1yl4-2m
'NHE FREDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY WILL
begin its forty eighth session September To- lS9l
For cataioSus apply TO WILLIAM Ii. PURNELL.
A. NJ. IL D.. Frederick, Md. iyS-65t
u oCKLAND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. SANDY
~ S2ring, MONTGOMERY county. Md, reopens Sept.
To- Ihorough traln1nE Is aimed at With the indu-
ence as tar as possible OF home government. The
number Is limited For circulars further in.orEa
SANDY spring Nd. ~ ''''''' " ''-''' ~ iei7 ism
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RESCUED BY TJRkIsH TROOPS.
ION the fifteenth night after being made
prisoner i was sleeping soundly when a rattle
Of musketry aroused me from my dreams and
looking out from the window could see that
the forest surrounding the plateau was lit
orally blazing with infantry FIRE. A bullet that
tipped past my head and struck the wall back
OF me warned me to be careful about exposing
myself and 1 withdrew into the hut Then came
an answering patter of shots from the huts
and another volley from the forest. Approach
ing the window again could see by the light
of the stars the dark forms of men hurrying
over the plateau and several lying dead or
wounded upon the ground. Then at least 200
soldiers, whom recognized by their flowing
trousers and feZes as belonging to the Turkish
army. came out on run from the shelter Of
the trees and closed around the bandits Five
of the latter were killed, eight wounded and
the rest were taken prisoners The chief Was
one OF the tirst to fall dead. At the first vol
ley hred by tile attacking troops he had rushed
| from his hut To call his men together and he
was scarcely outside his own door when . bull
| let pierced him through the heart.
| Inc soldiers began a systematic search
| through the nuts and soon came to that one in
which was confined. There was a young sub
oincer among them who spoke Greek and TO
him told my story. They we're out on the
| mountains on q general hunt for bandits and
bad learned at Tchernspaya Of the location of
this particular gang. their commander had
/ resolved on a surprise by night, which was
made with the result of which have informed
you. came out all right after all but never
! recovered the jewels. The robber-chief mn .,
have sent them away from Tchernapaya or had
some secret way OF carrying them out OF the
mountains. for 10 trace of them was found in
any of the nuts or ON the bodies Of the killed on
the survivors.
Il afterward discovered that the band wa,
one Of the most notorious and active of all thoss
that infested that region. Their chief ga,
I Ri L.. al h..l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-13

ESs" SSSeVNS
10 its business motto. As THE STAR in
sists on its right to know how many
pounds OF ink it gets when IL buys a barrel
OF that article. and how many pounds OF
paper it pays for in one Of the immense
rolls delivered at its press rooms, 80 it 10
willing that its advertising patrons shall
know exactly HOW MUCH and WHAT
KIND of publicity they are getting when
they put On announcement in its columns
It claims to be THE one Washington %
per that IL taken by the family. for the
family, ana read by the family. and e.
pecially by all the people In the city who
want things and are able to pay for them
and it 10 willing to have its claims sub
jected to the most exhaustive and conclu-
sive tests that can be devised. In other
words, and In short. THE STAR COVERS
THE WHOLE FIELD. IT'S FAMILY CIR
CuLAT1oN IN WASHINGTON Is THREE
TIMES AS LARGE AS THAT OF ANY
OTHER PAPER. AND THE NUMBER OF
ITS READERS IN THE CITY is FIVE
TIMES GREATER THAN THAT or AMI
OTHER PAPER
These are the qualities that oonsessuaD
"valuss In Advertising"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-13

CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS CCCESS-
- Iul preparation. full Information. Strictly conn
uehuai private lessons in all branches OF a general
edushuon Special attention to these whose carry cd
ucaton las been neglected Preparation for COLLEGE
West Point Annapolis and all exaln,natiuns lyue
wrltine zone, D ". Flynn A. NJ, Ivy Institute
Iel3.jnI-
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-01-10
The Depot Robbery.

The railroad depot at this place
was burglarized last Sunday night,
the safe being blown open and rob-
bed of something near one hundred
hundred dollars in cash, about $50 in
checks, and two packages containing
watches. The carpenter shop of w.
S. Lively e. Co., was robbed of lot
tools which were used in making an
entrance into the depot and the safe,
the tools were left in the depot. The
burglars started to drill hole in the
safe door, but abandoned that, broke
into the tool house near the depot
and procured a large sledge hammer
with which they broke the handle
from the safe door. This left a hole
through the outer plate into which
powder was placed and exploded.
AS this front plate was blown off il
brought the bolts with it. The bur-
glars placed a large book in front Of
the safe for the door to fall upon.
Altogether it was very neatly exee
ted job, and evidently the work Of
an expert. But it is also apparent
that he had local assistance, as all
circumstances show that some one
was engaged in it who was familiar
with the surroundings. There is little
doubt that the same individual or
gang who made an unsuccessful at
tempt to burglarize the safe in the
Manchester depot abouta month ago,
also manipulated this job.
A reward of $bO has been offered
by the railroad and express compa>
MES for the arrest and conviction OF
the burglars.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-01-10
Col. Savage Dangerously III.

Col. John H. Savage returned to
Nashville from Hot Springs a few
days ago, and is confined at the resi-
dence of his sister, Mrs. Davis, in
that city, with a serious case of pneu-
monia. The following special dis.
patch was received by the STAN
DARD at l o'clock this friday after
noon.
Nashville, Jan. 9.-Col. John H.
Savage is still very i'll. His friends
are hopeful, but his condition has not
improved.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-01-10
Cemetery Lots.

Very few of the deeds to cemetery
lots have as yet been filed with Mr..
A. H. Faulkner for registration.
This is an important matter to the
owners of lots in the new cemetery,
and should be attended to at once.
The purpose Of the corporate authori-
ties is simply to get a correct record
of all lots sold, in order to prevent
duplicate sales and avoid further
trouble and complications. Every
person holding a deed should file it
with Mr.. Faulkner, and as soon as
registered it will be returned. Those
who have not procured their deeds
should see him and get them without
further delay.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-01-10
Merry Makers.

Last Friday evening was the occa-
sion of a joyous gathering at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Atkinson on Donnell
Street. A candy-pulling was the
feature of the evening, and was en-
tered into and greatly enjoyed by all.
The first and BOBBY prizes were won
by Mr.. Albert Ritchey and Miss Jes-
sic McClarty. Prof. Rex Meadows
was in attendance with his string
band, which was quite a surprise to
some, but it was taken advantage Of
by those inclined to dance, room
being given up entirely to them. Re-
freshments were served at 1920, the
box party from the theater arriving
in time to partake. AT u the guests
departed, wishing that Christmas
came more than once year. Q.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-01-10

A NeW Firm.

c. T. Thurman of this city, and d.
A. Smith Of Trenton, Ky, have
bought the stock of Collier &Ariedge,
and will occupy their old stand.
They will close out the remnant Of
goods on hand at a bargain, and then
put in large stock of family grocer
les. They solicit liberal share CT
patronage from the public.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-01-10

The sam of s6l 900 was paid to the
Government as revenue on oleomar-
garine manufactured in the city of
Chicago during the month of Deem
Der.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-01-10

Emma Abbott, the famous prima
donna, died at Salt Lake City last
Monday.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-01-10
Town Topics

mOHudy.
Mr.. S. d. Britain is spending a
few days at home this week.
DIR. ]. M. Lassater of Manchester,
was here a day or two this week.
Jas. Maddux left Wednesday for
Decherd, to attend Terrill College.
Mrs. M. V. Hill returned home
Wednesday from visit to Nashville.
Mr.. T. c. Lind is in attendance
upon Supreme Court at Nashville this
week.
Mr.. Frank Womack left for At
lanta Wednesday to look after the
mule trade.
Mr.. G. S. Stroud went to Nash
vile Wednesday to buy mules for
the Southern market.
The transfers of real estate in this
county during the month Of Deem
Der aggregated SIS, 400.
Mr.. Jesse B. Brown returned to
Knoxville Monday, to resume his
studies in the University.
DR.. J. c. Morgan, of White coun-
ty, member of the pension examin-
ing board, was here this week.
Miss May Maddux, of Mechan
icsville, returned home Wednesday
after weeks visit to relatives here
Jas. S. Barton, Esq, went t.
Nashville Wednesday afternoon Il
attend to cases before the Supreme
Court.
We are indebted to Mr.. b. II
Atkinson for bundle of late New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimor,
papers.
Mr.. Ovid B. Sparks returned t
Chattanooga last Saturday, afte
a two weeks visit to his home folk
at this place.
Fred Murphy, one of the STAN
DARD's Typographical force, has bee
quite sick for the last week, but
improving now.
Mr.. Dock Hughes has fran
cottage residence nearing completio
on the south side of Main Street jus
east Of the railroad bridge.
The annual stockholders NEE
ings of the two National Banks wi
be held next Tuesday. See calls fc
I same in our advertising columns.
j. NJ. Cunningham has just r.
ceived. large new stock of shoe
, which he is Offering at extra low fl;
ures. 1t will pay you to examine h
line.
Mr.. w. A. johnson advertises q
n auction sale of some very desirab
d town lots in this issue. Look up Il
advertisement and be sure to after
the sale.
-HOuchin & Biles shipped two C
loads Of mules to Selma this wee
one Monday and one Thursda
: Stroud & Co., shipped load to A
lanta Tuesday.
Frank Parish was arrested he
Thursday on the charge Of BURGLAR
ing the depot safe last Sunday nigl
He is undergoing trial before Is
Black this (Friday) evening.
There has been a steady incres
G in attendance at the City Scho
- since the holidays, and if there {
many more additions another bui
ing will have to be secured.
Mr.. J. A. White, principal of I
high school at Oak Point, Wills
county, called on us this week a
= had some neat circulars printed
his school, the spring term of VIII
opens next monday.
Warren county is in splendid
nancial condition, is cut of debt a
has money in the treasury. A w
rem county warrant is equivalent
= bank check-they are all cashed
Z, presentation to the trustee.
On the night of Dec. Goth, poi,
was placed in the bucket of drink
water at the residence of Esq. Il.
Frazier, in the 10th civil district
this county, and also in an ap
which was eaten by member of
family. A girl living in the fam
was made very sick by drinking
water. On last Friday night
Shirley and Jesse Dock Brewer W
arrested for the crime, and placed
Jail here. They were released on bt
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-01-10

Small pox is raging in number of
Texas towns. It threatens to become
epidemic in portions of the State.