Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-01-31

was in town Thursday.
Mr.. j. G. Wardlow, of Shelby.
vile, was here one day this week,
R. H. Mason e. Co., keep pure
whisky and brandy for medicinal pur-
poses.
-Messrs. G. F. Hickerson and j.
d. Raht, of Tullahoma, spent Tuesday
last in McMinnvlle.
Fred Smart came up from Nash
vile last Saturday evening and spent
Sunday among his friends here.
Mr.. j. D. Smith and wife return.
ed from Kentucky this week. Mr..
Smith will locate here and engage in
business.
Miss Clara Stainback left Thurs.
day morning on a Visit to her sister, in
Oxford, Miss, where she will remain
for a few months.
--First>class family -four at r. H.
Mason & Cos at $3.50 per hundred
pounds. They also have good line
of groceries which they are offering at
reduced prices.
One hundred reams of note, let
ter, foolscap, bill and legal cap papers
received and for sale by j. B. Ritchey.
Mr.. j. q. Akin, proprietor of the
Evans House, Shelbyville, and for
mer citizen of McMnnville, spent two
or three days of this week in McMinn-
vile.
MIR. E. H. Leidy and daughter,
Miss Anna, who have been at the
Warren House fora few weeks, left
Thursday morning for their home in
Memphis,
"A large amount of our space being
devoted to our trade review this week,
we are unable to give as much general
matter as usual, but We trust the re.
view will prove of interest to all our
readers.
Ex-senator Smallman, OF this
place, had his pockets rifed of twenty
dollars at a boarding house in Nash
vile last Saturday. Capt. W. G,
Smith, Of White county, who was
sleeping in the same room, was also
relieved of $4,000 in cash.
ID. o. jenkins handles the genu
inc Frank Siddal Soap in all its forms
of its manufacture for every use from
the Laundry to the toilet. This il
doubtless the best soap on the market
and consumers of the article shoulC
give it trial
Mr.. R. A. Moore, manager of thu
telephone exchange at Shelbyville
spent Tuesday night in McMinnville
He came through from MurfreesborC
Tuesday to repair the telephone wire
which was broken between this plac
and Woodbury..
Mrs. Nunnelly, on East Mali
street, wants everybody to know tina
she has a lot Of dry goods and notion
in stock which she will close out a
cost. Call early, as this is the plac
to secure bargains for the next fey
days.
There is now on exhibition in tn
show window of DR.. w. H. Fleming
drug store large crayon portrait 4
Mrs. Florence Hart, executed by he
sister Miss LYDIA Smith, who has bee
! taking lessons in crayon work unde
a celebrated teacher in Nashville fo
some months past. This portrait
one of the finest and most perfeC
pieces Of crayon work we have eve
: seen, and gives unmistakable evideuc
of Miss Smiths talent as an artist.
Christmas, the brightest seasO
of the year to many, has gone, br
: you should not bury the charmin
; recOllections that cluster around i
Whenever you would call back il
pleasant memories go and look at tn
u large assortment of candies which
u O. Jenkins always keeps in stool
( You can keep upa sweet temperatn
all the year round, if you will call o
Il jenkins once or twice a week.
It We cOnsign to the waste bask,
81 all communications to which the re-
name of the author is not signed, wit
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