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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-11-19
We have received the pamphle

We have received the pamphlet
pr. ,ceedings of the 18th annual
meeting of the N. G. Press Asso-
citation, held in this city in Au-
gust last,-the same being fresh
from the job presses of the Con
cord Times office. 1t is a neat
pi,.ce of work and reflects great
cl' dit upon the Efficient young
secretary OF the Association, r..
B Sheriff., editor OF the Times.
.rt.e book contains much inter-
~ ing matter and in addition to
I'll. Presidents address gives the
full text Of the annual Grafton
by E. e. billiard, editor Of the
scotland Neck Democrat and the
poem By. r. G. Wall editor Of
the Rockingham Rocket.
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THE GROWING SOUTH.

Mr.. r. T. Wilson, a New York
millionaire, and largely interest
ed in Southern enterprises, spent
several days in Southwestern
Virginia last week. He has been
on a two weeks tour of the
South, having Travelled largely
through Louisiana and Texas.
He speaks in glowing terms of
the general condition of the
South, being fully satisfied that
an era of abundant prosperity
has now commenced.-Baltimo ore
SIM
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-11-19

The Washington Post face
tiously says:
"The Cleveland-or-bust section
of the Democratic party has I'M
doubtedly regained control of
the noise department of the or
ganization."
The Post claims to be an in
dependent paper. This way of
putting it is scarcely fair
considering the dignified way in
which Mr.. Cleveland and his
friends have conducted them
selves since the last Presidential
election. We are one of those
who fear it will be Cleveland
.or-bust" for the Democratic par
ty and we are not given to MAX
ing a useless Noise, nor do we be-
long to any organization" to
boom anybody.
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100 Doses One Dollar
Sale of Valuable Land
AND
Personal PROPERTY!

BIZ virtue of authority conferred on Ms a.
executors Of tt'e will oftbe late II. K. Leh-
mar, we will sci! on the premises. in Wen
ma township, FORSYTH countv, N. c., on
Thurs.iays NoTen'her 49, 1891. all the lands
OF sad decreased. Consisting Of three tracts
IN the village of Rrookstowp q. in said county.
The home place nf said deceased On which
Is a commodi us dwelling end out buildings,
a we'll OF good water. orchard of fire fruit,
vlneEard, etc. containing 80 acres more or
less. The st;'rebnuse tract upon which is
situated enc' brick store house, the best
country stiu5 for general merchandise in
the county, containing ) acres, more or less.
These LANE adlioin the lands of Phillip
Mock. j. 1T Mock ard others. Also the
tract known 81 the Meadow Tract" adioin-
ing John Be.F, the heirs of Daniel Donb
and others. ,ontaining 100 acres, more or
less, on whici' is several acres of good mead
or and botto' lands and the finest tobacco
land in the unity. Terms made known on
day OF sale. We will also sell the remain
der of persos / property Of said deceased,
consisting Of !heat, corn, hay, wAg, n. grain
dril., househ d and kitchen furniture, etc.
Sale to com: ence at IL O'clock a. M, For
further infcrrsation Apply 10 P T. Lehman.
Winston, or ,. :. Lehman, Vienna, n. C.
This Octobef 7ih, 1891 ids
p T. LEHMAN E,.s
IS. LEHMAN, 1Aeeu'ois'
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NORTH CARoLINA-l Superior Court.
~ FORSYTH COUNTY. To Fail Term, 1891
Emma G. Thompson
Action for Divorce.

Julius THOMPSON.
1t appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court
that the defendant, Julius Thompson is non
resident Of the State, it is ordered by the Court
that publication nj this summons be made for
six successive weeks IN the p FsTzRE 2ExrIsgL,
a paper pSblisted in Fors7t county, not,fyis.g
the said Julius Thorn psoI, 10 appear q court
to be held fer Forsyth ciunty, IN Ninst9a =. ..
On the 18th Monday after the frat Monday in
September, 1891, to answer the complaint If
plaintiff in an acticn for Divorce from the bonds
of n,atFimony, which complaint will b filsi
during the first three lays of the term. Herein
fail not ard of this suinmone take notice. This
October 18th, 1891.
w,B. STAFFORD, Clerk snperio- Court
Oct Is 6w of Forsyth county.
Glenn & Manly, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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IE1d ID

III tJ+Ii'f~ H.. ittAAEiE tiiu iOiC
editorial il gro,; the pen of Editor
Fl al. OF the RIA, Ike News. It
is worthy = ,..tft III ID conside-
II; tt I.eru-i,i .i5,d - have no fur
| tier comments Ia ,,ffer in trans
hitting cha fail text to our col
uinns dian tie h ,::e ,hat everv
A lance vote. VINO reads The
SENTINEL .aay rea,i this editorial
and ponder thereon.
The News saws:
The results shor conclusiveiv
that in the event III d Third Par
ty ticket next year the Republi-
cans who are aou members of
the Alliance viii remain loyal to
the Republican, . i,;v and that
not only would fle Third Party
candidates meet q disastrous de-
feat at the polls bar that the Re-
publicans would carry the cleo
tons wherever tic Third Party
developed any strength what
ever, even if those localities
should have been heret ofOre
strongly Demucra tic. These are
III. turul conclusions: f, ON the re-
suits of the election last week in
Ohio and Kansas. Especially is
it the logical conclusion from the
result in Kansas, ,,sin that State
the Alliance movement. had been,
until the elections, stronger and
more pronouncej than in any
other State, and had promised
greater things.
These results prove beyond
questi III the wisdom of the posi-
ton taken BY the Roanoke News,
that he only true ecurse for the
Alliance to pursue is forits mem
bers to remain i'll that political
party to which they already be-
10 ny and through the e political
parties to accomplish the ends
they seek. Ii the Alliance in
ktnras had pnrsued : his course
the State w0r III nave been as
strongly Repu lie; rs 1t isnow,
it is true, but Ne Republican Of
ficiais would Il we Been men who
would not have dared disregard
tie Alliance demands. As it is,
those officials are under no obi
cations to the Alliance, but ii
they have their si,are of human
nature viii entertain more or
less OF antagOni-m 20 the order.
Members Of the order in North
Carolina should learn a lesson
from this experience of the breth-
ren OF Kansas, and avoid the
rock upon which they were
wrecked. North Carolina is a
Democratic State; Il large, very
large majority of tna Alliance in
North Caroline ara Dem oc1-a is.
If they remain iii ;he party they
viii hold the balance Of power.
and can secure tsse nomina tiob
of men favorable 30 their Just
demands. If they desert the De-
mocracy and follow after strange
gods they will FIND after the cleo
tion next year that they have
failed, and have lost whatever
OF influence they MAY have DOS
sc: sed with both Of the old par
ties, and there will be none 80
poor as to do them reverence.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-11-19

The Democratic sage, Judge
Thurman, was seyenty-eight
years oil yesterday. According
tohis Own account there atlenst
ten yss more Of life probable
from ii zelt Indications, which
is i'aa i news for all Ameri-
cans, n irrespective Of party,
VIII ~ the old Roman many
happy !. turns.
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The new King of Wurtemburg
claims that he is an underpaid
monarch, and that his subjects
have to increase his civil list or
there will be a cessation of civil
tien between the throne and the
people. He says that it is inn
possible to keep up the dignity
Of his station and to do the job
In creditable manner on his
present allowance Whether the
Wurtemburgers viii allow the
King to go ON strike 10 hard to
nay, but they seem very reluc-
fant about raising his salary to
e6atisfactory point.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-11-19

Gov. Hill has wisely determin-
ed TO serve out his term as Gov
ernor. New York can better get
along with partial renresenta-
tionin the Senate fora few " eeks
-usually devoted mainly to or
ganizati0n-than with z crank
in the executive Office.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-11-19

Rev. d E-nry Wilson, a Can
adam yman who was form
erl an distant in St. Georges
parish ev York, and ran an
East : mission on Salvation
Army methods, till the rector
turned Ijm down, has now an
nounced LIS adhesion to the Faith
Cure sect He seems to be q con-
firmed crank.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-11-19

As if Connecticut, New Hamp-
shire, Nebraska and Montana
We're not enough, the Republican
politicians are now trying to
steal the Legislature of New
York. But they don't succeed.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-11-19

The Advance, published at
Basic City, Va, Nessrs. Lindsay
& Haas, proprietors, has chang
Ell lis form from a 32-column
folio TO 4S-column quarto, and
has added several departments,
including that Of publishing
weekly one ormore Illustrations.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-11-19

The elections being over reduc-
tions of wages in the protected
Industries are again in order.
Friday the great iron firm OF
Jones & Loughlin, OF Pittsburg,
posted a notice reducing the paw
of 500 men from $3.50 TO LBS
a day. Jones was Chairman of
the Republican National Com
mittee during the Blaine cam
paign in 1884, and contributed
to the Mckinley campaign fund
in Ohio this year.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-11-19
THE SAD FATM OF THE PARA
9RAPHER

Gags about the Fassett that
was turned off, the Campbells
that never came, the victory of
the Boies and the Flower that
bloomed, ETC., can now be laid
away in some place where the
moth doth corrupt.-Me Memphis
Appeal-Avalanche.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-11-19

.Iere Rusk il out for blood.
He wants TO punish Massachu-
setts for voting for Russell by re-
storing ne duties on hides. He
wants to give the people of New
England something to kick
about" If Uncle "Jere" gives
them taxed boots to kick with
he will certainly never be Secre-
tary of Agriculture more.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-11-19

The rational Farmers con
gress bad-20o delegates present
at the opening ofits eleventh an
nnal session st Sedalia, No, sew
eral days ago. The congress
antesIatts the Alliance, and diff
fers with the Alliance on some
subjects The acting president,
in fact, in hie address thanked
God that he lived in a country
that could support a billion-dol-
lar Congress" and also thank
ed God that we comehere not as
Farmers Advancement"
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NOTICE.

Having qualified a'r1fa;strstor on the
estate of Ada Stafford, dec. 5ed. all persons
holding claims '..ainst SAID de eased are hereby
requested to present them FIR payment duly
arovan on Or t,esore the 9Th day If Oct, 1892 or
this notice vii ne plead in par OF their recov-
cry and all t,e rsous indebted sGd estate are
required to make Tron;g,: pevnent o. same TO
the undersigned. This the 9Th day OF Oct, '91.
Z A GeIFFITH,
Atlin'r of Ada Stafford, deceased,
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NOTICE.

Having qualified as administrator on the
estate of Stephen H. Davis, deceased, eli per
sors holding claims sgainEs taid deceascd, ere
hereby requested to present them for payment
within IL month. from date Of this notice or
the same will be plead in bar for their recovery.
All retsons indebted to said estat are request
ed TO make prompt payment 20 the uRdez.ikn-
ed. THU tho 22nd ofSeps. 1891.
I. A. Gs1YyIFH,
Admir-. Of Stephen II. Davis, decd.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-11-19

As the Knights of Labor have
increased in power and numbers
during the past year, regaining
some hing of their form e r
strength, itseems that Mr.. Pow
derly has also renewed his
strength aud grip OF power in
the body. At the great conven-
tion now at Toledo his hand
seems to direct the action of the
body, as the convention has re-
iected two amendments intended
to curb ms power. Powderly is
a great man, and still growing.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-11-19
NOTICE.

Having qua fed as adm nist-ator Of John
NcKinzie ali .rsons indebted to The deceased
are requested {, rake proIHpt payment IT same
to tee unders led. and al persons holding
claims against lid estate vii present them for
payment duly roven within " months from
date OF this not e, or the viii he PLEAD IN
bar of their rec, yery. his lzth day Ct Oeto-
her 1891 A GRIFFIN,
Admir- of John Mckenzie.
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SALE OF ROUSE IND LOT.

BY virtue of :. mortgage deed executed by
Williaid B. White ami on the 29th, lay Of
March 1883 and recorded in the office Of the
Registsr of Ceci5 for Forsyth count in Book
Of Mortgages NJ 5 rage $40. We will e1pose
Il public sale t, highest bidder III the court
house door il Tinston on the e4th LAY Of
November 1891, It 2 O'clock m, house and
10, lying il Sale II fielews Creek Street. For
,uil description zee seid Mortg % Decd. Terms
Z sale cash JONES & K-RnER, A,t'ys.
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Mr.. Fassett is OF the opinion
that4O. 900 or $4,000 New York
Republicans are basely purchase
BILE What these Republicans
opinion ofA;r. Fassettis appears
from the election returns.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-11-19

James W. Lancaste., Eaw<insYille, Ga.
writes: 'sMy wife was in Lad heath sor eight
ysars. Five doctors end ay many mora d Es-
ent patent medicines has done her geo
Six beetles Of Z. 3. q has e.A1es ass
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King &C EezeelEcEEes
Scr0ftaLoLs KMns0r-A Cure
HALnsOat MirUcuLOus.',

"Whcn was IA years Of age had a severe
attack Of rheumatism, and after I recovered
had to 60 on clutches. A year later, scrOfula,
in the form Of white dwellings, appeared on
various parts OF my body, and for Il years
was an invalid, being confined to my bed
years. In that time ten or eleven sores ap-
pearcd and broke, causing me great pain and
suffering. Ifeared never should get well.
Early In 1876 went to Chicago to visit
sister, but was confined to my bed most OF the
time was there. In July read a book, "a
Day with Circus,' In which were statements
Of cures by Hoods Sarsapariila. was so Inn
pressed with tie success Of this medicine that
decided to try it. To my great qualification
the sores soon decreased, and began 10 feel
better and in r short time / was up and
out OF doors. 1 continued to take Hoods Sar-
saparilla for about a year, when, having used
six bottles, had become 10 fully released
FROM the disea &c that went to work for the
Flint & Walir Mfg. Co., anG since then
HAVE NOT LOST sI,sGLE DAY
on account Of sickness. be eve the disease
is expelled tro my system, -.lways feel well,
am in good splits and have good appetite.
an now % years Of age and car walk as well
as any one. except that one limb is {, little
shorter than Tho other, owing to the loss Of
bone, and tie sores formerly on my right leg
To my friends my recovery seems almost
miraculous, AID think Hoods SarsaDarilla
Is the king u medicines" WILLIAM A.
LFBR, n. Railroad ST.. Kendallville, Ind.
Hoods SaTsapariEIa
eold By al druggists. 81; six for IS. Preparedonly
By (. L HOOD = CO., Apothecs-ies, Lowell, Mas.
EHA
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COUNTY.

EORSYIII COUNTY,
L II the cuneTior Court.
P. II. HaDes. and John W. Haues, doing bu.-
mes, as I Ii. Hanes i Co.,
A Ct can AID Lithinihal, doing business SIS
y. tiihcan d CO
WARRANT OF ATTACHMENT.
To the Defcrier,is ah;5ye auei:
Y,u arc hereby nntfie. thar action mas
been aegun in the Superior Court Of Fo-syth
Court. against Won in the above entitled action
ret1Il abe before the Judge Of the Superior
Ccrt " Forsyth county, teciniE;s al Winston
CT d ( seth day If oven. Der, is9i.
Tou ars fa1taer nouiie.i thu & waIrfnt II
att sch ne.3t has been issued s..ii.sr YOU which
ha zen IeTied upon tae ind-btediess of
H lin. Bros Il Linn. 'lus o yen, which
tin : gu can appear sn, aLs~er it YOU be 80
al iscd.
" STAFFORD
G.. 8 {, II Forsyth County.
By A 7 Hspes. Il. C.
Walton & Buxton, PIT Att'ys.
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En:e-ce s,.r. Q5.ss g 2.s-eysss s..,sts
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TaURspAY uon.aSe. Nov. 10. 1891.
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eS4sEgI = en1IaIel.

} ., .d.tor and Proprietor
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For Information address "a above, OF
~ KIru STRrFr, CHARLESTON. ~. y.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-03-07
NoD for Water Works.

Mr.. Chas, F. Sturtevant, a hydraul-
ic engineer representing an Eastern
syndicate, was here last Monday and
Tuesday, examining our streets, water
supply, ETC., with view to putting
in a water works plant. Mr.. Sturte.
want came here at the instigation of
Messrs. Ingersoll q Peyton, of Knox
vile, attorneys for the syndicate
which he represents. Mr.. Sturtevant
had a consultation with the Board of
Mayor and Aldermen on Monday
night last, and is to submit to them
in a few days proposition for sys>
tenn of water works to cost 10000.
We will have more to say of this
enterprise in the future.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-03-07
The Penitentiary MGSs Meeting.

The meeting called at the courts
house on Monday last in regard to
the ACCESSIBILITY of making an effort
to have the penitentiary removed to
this county, was largely attended by
a representative aggregation Of our
citizens, and organized by the cleo
ton of Mr.. F. NJ. Smith as Chair
man, and Mr.. j. G. Mcclure as Sec
rotary.
Mr.. Smith in a few well-chOsen
remarks, stated the objects of the
gathering and called for an express
sion from those present.
Senator WoodIee, of Grundy, was
unanimously called for, and in an
eloquent and interesting speech sta
ted that upon proper effort on the
part of Warren county he believed
that it could be located here, and
himself favored such removal.
The meeting was also addressed at
some length by Messrs Sam Green,
A. r. Hammer, .Jno. Grizzle, and j.
c. Biles, and more briefly by Messrs.
B. c. WilkersOn, A. NJ. st. John, w.
w. Fairbanks, O. F. Bruster, and
others.
1t was unanimously decided that
it is the sense of the citizens of War,
rem county that the location of the
penitentiary here is highly desirable
and committee Of nine, to which
the Chairman and Secretary were on
motion added, was appointed to
present the advantages of a location
in this county to the proper legisla-
tive authorities.
The following named gentlemen
compose the committee: Messrs. j.
C, Biles, w. T. Murray, B. c. Will
kersOn, J. E. Jones, j. M. Burger,
w. A. Johnson, A. R. Hammer, w.
V. Whitson, d, F. Wallace, F. NJ.
Smith and j. G. Mcclure.
The committee is now in commu>
nication with our Senator and Repre-
sentative, and will go to Nashville
and present our claims before the
Legislative committee at the proper
time.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-03-07
Poultry Wanted.

Mead & Ritchey will buy poultry
every Monday and Tuesday at the
following places:
Northumberland & Ritchey.
Rock Island-Cunningham q
Moore, J. H. Towles.
ROwland-W. ii. Simpson.
Smartts-C. NJ. Finger.
MOrrison-J. r.. Parker.
Summitville-S. II, Roberts Il Co.,
j. NJ. Ross.
InCrease-W. S. Ross.
GOodbars-Biles q Mauzy.
Will pay the following prices: )
cents per pound for Hens, Ducks and
Turkeys, half price for BOOSTERS.
Geese, full feathered, 20 cents each.
After two first weeks, no Geese will
be wanted.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-03-07
Bible Society Meeting,

The officers and executive COM
mittee Of the Warren County Bible
Society are called to meet in the
STANDARD editorial room at 4 o'clock
Saturday afternoon, March 18th. All
are urged to be present., as there are
some important matters to come be-
fore the meeting.
r. c. LIND, Pres't.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-03-07
TOWN Topics

lay III odlC anu q lOuoO W lClt
by d. Osborne.
Anderson McGregor is in Nash
vile this week.
Curtain Poles from % cts to 70 cts
at Faulkner & Sons.
New dry goods and big bargains
at j. NJ. Cunningham's.
"A new line of baby buggies just
received by w. S. Lively & Co.
Miss Cora Shong returned last
week from visit to relatives at Nor
risOn.
For medium-priced white goods
call and see w. p. Faulkner & Sons
stock.
DIR. Stainback and wife returned
home from Mississippi at noon today
(Friday.)
Ladies you will find a new line
of notions Of all kinds at Mrs. r. A,
Bridges.
"A large new stock of ready made
clothing just opened at ]. NJ. Cum
ningham's.
-Messrs. S. l.. Colville and J. F.
Morford were in Nashville two OF
three days this week.
For Sale-A thoroughbred Black
Poland China Sow, with three pigs
Apply to John Beech.
100 dOz eggs wanted next week
A. NJ. JONES.
If you want the washed silk anC
linen embroidery call at Mrs. R. A
Bridges next week.
Mrs. VIM. Tatum, of Franklin
Ky, former student at c. f. Col
lege, is visiting friends here.
Mrs. Parmelia Jones returned
last week from months pleasan
visit to relatives at Gath.
Another barrel, better grade, O
X. sugar, Is lbs for 81.
A. NJ. JONES.
Mrs. Chatter, of Florida, is visit
ing the family of her brother, Mr.. d
Osborne, on SmithVille Street,
State Senator a. H. Woodlee o
Grundy county, spent last Sunday
and Monday here with his family.
Will receive lemons, oranges
bananas, California evaporateC
peaches, etc, today. A. NJ. JONES.
I have just received a new lot o
Spring hats, ribbons, etc. Call anC
see them. Mrs. r.. A. BRIDGES.
Lovers Of good cigars and tobac
co are reminded that ID. O. Jenkin
carries some Of the best brands in tn
market.
You are losing money if 70,
don't buy your shoes. at Cunning
hams. See his big stock and low
prices.
Mrs. c. C. Brooks, of Tracy City
arrived Wednesday to spend weel
visiting friends and relatives'a thi
place.
-Found.-A sum of money Whic
owner can get by describing same
Apply to B. r. McCOllum, Irwin
College, Tenn.
We will have an experience
clerk to help us today. Send in you
orders early, and they will receiv
prompt attention. A. NJ. JONES.
The best quality of stick candy
and the choicest varieties of fame
candies, pure and fresh, can be fOun
at d. O. Jenkins.
Mrs. J. w. Snodgrass and tw
children came up from Nashvill
Tuesday to spend few weeks wit
her father, Mr.. w. &. Britain.
-lany,MANY thanks to my FRIEND
for their liberal patronage. Com
again and we will treat you the bes
we can. a. NJ. JONES.
Mrs. r. NJ. Atkinson, of FultOl
Ky, arrived Monday on a visit
her sister, Mrs. j. p. Bostick, an
will probably spend several week
here.
DR.. NJ. H. Fits came over frol
Chattanooga Wednesday to atten
the monthly meeting of the board
Pension Examiners, returning G
Thursday.
Byron Gross is now clerking fl
y. NJ. Jones. Customers will fin
him always pleasant and affable. f
will take pride in the effort to plea,
every one.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-03-07
A Bargain.

One of the best residences in city
for sale at a bargain. Also buggy
and harness, one.horse wagon etc.
Apply at once to VIM. WHITE.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-03-07

WE propose to carry first class line oGood Clothing this Spring
want all to before buying Suits boys young
years all prices from 81 90 $1,000 Young mems suits
in all the fancy designs and styles Black and Blue
Cheviots at S. to SIS. Fine imported cloths made
up into the most stylish garments that the U. s. A.
can produce at from $3.50 to $2400 We have line of
square cut sacks, cuaway sacks cutaway focks Prince Abers
shns and Outs great varieties We have for the time
placed orders for several hundred extra pants ranging in price
5c to $500 We will have enough for you all don't
alarmed. They will be here in ten days,