Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-03-24
Good Friday.

equinox.
Read Supreme Court Land Sale"
in this issue.
Buy your goods of Katz, and
save % cents on the dollar.
See dissolution notice in this issue
of Mead q Elkins.
-All-wool filling dress goods at Sc
per yard at o. M. Thurman Il Cos.
F. NJ. Mofitt, Esq, of Spencer,
was in McMinnville last Saturday.
You ought to see those nice dress
goods at almost a trihe at Simon
KatE d Co.'S.
Hon. A. A. Hyde well known
and prominent lawyer Of Chattanooga,
died last Saturday, 18th.
The cheapest and incest goods in
McMinnville at KATE.
B. B. Cohen has been admitted
topartnership with Mr.. Katz, and the
firm is now Simon Katz & Co.
Pride of the Kitchen Soap. The
best you ever bought for securing aud
cleaning. For sale by I. F. Burroughs.
Grandma Mitchell, who has been
on visit of several months to friend.
In Georgia, returned home Thursday
evening.
Mr. E. Muzzy is slowly but stead-
ly recovering from his severe illness,
and we hope he may soon be able to
get out again.
When you want good article for
a little monev, 60 to T. F. Burroughs
and get it.
Gen. G. G. Dibrell, our efficient
representative in Congress, has our
thanks for copy of the tenth Ceu-
suS" in two volumes, and other favors.
T. F. Burroughs is now receiving
nice line of dry goods, notions, shoes
and groceries, bought cheap. Call and
Zee them.
The beautiful snow" is very
nice thing in January, but not very
congeulal to young gardens at this sea
son of the year.
The Adjustable Fireback sold BY
Frank Maddux will fit any stove ana
costs but little.
-FruUk Mmirfux wiitnfrurupry from
country merchants for tlnware at Nash
vile prices.
-Senator Smollman, who has been
detained at home for some time on he
count OF the severe Illness If his little
son has returned to Nashville aud re.
sumed his seat in the Senate.
Our friends aud patrons will plea
remember that obituaries, tributes OF
respect, memorial resolutions, etc, are
considered advertising matter, aud
charged as such, at the rate OF % cents
an inch.
R. L. Stubblcfield oneof Hickory
Creeks best citizens and farmers, was in
town last week and called TO see IL.
We were glad to see Mr.. StubblefieId
looking so well.
Frank Woodlee left last Tuesday |
morning for Ocalla, Marion county, !
Fla, where he CUES to make his ruLure
home. We wish Frank safe and
pleasant journey, aud hope he may be
well pleased with his new home.
Il. &. Turpin and S. j. Elkins
bave formed partnership in the tomb
stone and Marble yard business. Both
of these gentlemen are Thoroughly ac-
quainted with the business, and can
supply as fue work as can be produced
in the State.
Mr.. Risley Cain arrived from
Nashville Tuesday evening TO attend
at the bedside of his father, Mr.. Rnbt.
Cain, who was Frustrated by a stroke
of paralysis early Monday morning last
We are glad to learn that Mr.. Cain is
much improved at this writing.
"A card of the Scquachee House,
Jasper, Tenn, will be found in our
advertising columns To day. Mr.. Lewis
the popular proprietor, spares No pains
and expense to make his guests com
Portable. There is also first class
livery stable connected with the hotel.
and drummers and Others can always
get good conveyances to any quarter
In to-days issue will be found
report of the condition of the Peoples