Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-04-05
We call attention Of our Grund,

We call attention Of our Grundy
county readers to the announcement
of Mr.. E. B. Fultz as a candidate for
Sheriff of Grundy county. No doubt
Mr.. FuItz would serve his county faith
fully if elected.
Hickman u Fowler want three
energetic men to travel and sell their
subscription books in this section and
offer the largest terms ever paid Ad-
dress, stating age, territory desired etc,
HICKMAN q FOWLER.
Chattanooga, Tenn.
The senior class of G. F. College
has elected Miss Enola Rudolph, of
Kentucky, as valedictorian. Miss Ru,
dolph is one of the brightest pupils in
the school, and well deserves the high
compliment. The old Alma Mater will
add ten "sweet girl graduates" to its
alumni when the June roses bloom.
Look here, three pounds best
brand peaches, 25c, two pound best
brand peaches, 1899, three pounds pie
peaches, 16Sc, three pounds strawber-
ries, 20c, tomatoes, zoe at Medearis
q Co.
The new shop that is being erected
on Spring street is now nearing COM
pletion. 1t is being built for Mr.. l..
G. Turpin, manufactures of tombstones,
monuments, etc., who will occupy 1t
in few days.
Grandma Rowan has gone to
Nashville to spend few weeks with
friends in that city, after which she
will probably visit relatives in Galla>
tin and Kentucky.
Attention is called to the adver.
tisement of Turner's Nursery in an.
other column. This nursery bears a
reputation second to none in the coun'
try, and is endorsed by some of our
best citizens. Those wanting fruit
trees in the fall would do well to cor
respond with the agent, Mr.. s. s.
Young, at Hollandworth Tenn.
Seth Williamson, the colored por
ter at the G. F. College, who has in
vented self>opening and closing gate
mentioned in these columns som,
weeks ago., has information from Snow
Il Co., patent agents, Washington
that his invention is patentable, and OF
receipt of model, etc., they will pro
coed to secure the patent papers.
Mr.. N. r. Elder, of Atlanta, Ga.
who lost his eye sight by wounds in tn
head received at the battle of Chicka
manga, was in McMinnville last weel
selling masonic charts. He came wei
recommended by the masonic brethren
and should receive their respect anC
support.
Father Ritchey came very nea
loosing his dwelling by fire on til
morning of the LIST. But for tn
prompt assistance Of Mess. Crit Hughes
Willie Northcut and some other ger
tlemen, who happened to hear tn
alarm, the house would have burned
The fire originated, it is thought, fror
the burning out Of the stove fue in tn
cook room.
We looked in at ]. G. NJ. Ros
& Sons the other day, and found ther
opening up one of the prettiest stocl
of spring and summer dry goods, read.
made clothing, notions, etc., we hav
ever seen exhibited here. They hay
the latest and most fashionable goo(
; in every line. A simple look at the
stock will well repay you for visi
: Their advertisement will appear ne,
week.
Through the kindness of Of
many good friends the circulation
the STANDARD is constantly increasir
in our neighboring counties, as well
at home. Especially are we indebt'
} to our friends in Grundy county f
t many new subscribers recently,
, we'll as their legal advertising. Ne
r week we will issue few hundred e
3 ira copies of the STANDARD and sci
s to our friends in Grundy to be Giro
(. lated among the farmers and busine
7 men of that county. The STANDAI
e Is forty column weekly. all print