Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-10-06
ANDARD- McMINNVILLE UNSATISFACTORY OCT g. 1888
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Rocks O visit this week.
Mr.. j. F. Morford has been East
all this week buying goods.
Mrs. Katz left last week to spend
a few days with friends and relatives
in Murfreesboro.
Fresh cheese and crackers at Me-
dearis & Co.'S.
Quite number Of our citizens
went to Sparta this week, and many
Others would have gone but for the
continued rains.
Mr.. Katz returned from Nashville
Thursda Y where he bought lots of new
and cheap good for his customers.
R. H. Mason ESQ.,, manager Of
the Empire coal mines in Kentucky,
was at home few days last week.
DIR. P. D. Sims, of Chattanooga,
and his accomplished daughter, Miss
Lizzie, paid our town short visit this
week, guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
Cummings.
Ed, Harwell was so unfortunate
as TO get his hand very badly cut
a few bays ago while at work in his
fathers shop. Two fingers were cut
almost entirely off,
The Jewish New Year, 1914,
commenced Monday evening at sun
down. S. Katz & Co., of this place
closed their business house Tuesday to
observe the holiday.
w. l.. Swami and wife, and Miss
Vesta McGregor left last Wednesday
morning on visit to relatives and
friends in Texas. We wish them a
pleasant visit and safe return.
R. Mead and wife returned from
the West last Monday evening. Mr..
Mead from a trip to Chicago, and st.
Louis, and Mrs. NJ, from Cincinnati
and McKeesport.
Seeing is believing, if you will
look in at the Jew store and price theil
goods you will never buy from any one
else as long as they are in McMinnville.
We noticed pair of fine pigs, pei
express, in the McMinnville depot fol-
Polk Fancher of White county. Mr.
Fancher is stock man and is doing
much to improve the breeds of hi;
county.
20. M. Thurman u Co., are agents
for the Bay State Shoe and Leather
, Company, New York, and are now re,
, ceiving their fall and winter stock. II
8 you want good shoe or boot, call and
, examine their stock before purchasing.
Tullahoma Guardian: Our young
q friend F. R. Fleming, of McMinnville
gave us call Monday on his way tt
Nashville, where he will spend tn,
, winter, attending the Medical depart
ment of Vanderbilt.
Y While Mr.. Warren Cummings, O
Woodbury., was returning home from
this place few days ago, he had thu
misfortune to lose a very valuable
mule. 1t died while on the road home
from no appearant cause.
] We acknowledge with thanks the
receipt of a complimentary ticket to the
Overton County Fair, which com
mences at Livingston October 18th
r and continues three days.
Mrs. Mary P. Camp, living Oh
Smithville street, was bitten by doI
last week. 1t is not known whether
the dog was mad or not. Being un'
d easy about the unfortunate occurrence
k she went to Mr.. Green Fletcher's t,
have the mad stone applied. We hop
4 Mrs. Camp may have no other troubl
9 or inconvenience from the bite.
h Through the kindness of som
t friend we have received the Septem
e Der number of the "Woman at Work,
h a beautiful magazine published month";
}. by Frank E. Housh, Brattleboro, Vt
/, Among its valuable contents, the frs
o article, is a sketch of the late and la
v mented, L. Virginia French, by he
% sister, Mrs. Lide Merriwether, accom-