Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-04-04
MoMINNVILLE, TENNESSEE SATURDAY, APR A. 1885,.

wind to get telephone connections.
Mr.. McClarty has rented the
brick dwelling house on the corner
west of the Warren House, and it is
being repapered and fitted up for sum-
mer guests. DR.. Stainback will occu-
py the two upper rooms,
Mr.. j. C. M. Ross went to Gin
cinnati last Monday to purchase big
stock of Spring and summer dry goods
and notions for the firm of j. q. M.
Ross d Son, Their stock will begin
to arrive next week.
The Southern Standard has got
its back up at last; verify, the truth
hurts.-Tullahoma Republican.
Gan honest confession is good for
the SOUL" and it is really gratifying
to see that the Republican owns up
that the truths the STANDARD has
been poking at it hurt.
The families of Mr.. Byron Gillett
and Mrs. Stout, formerly of MINES
sofa, but lately of Sherwood, Tenn,
arrived this week, have rented proper
ty here and purpose to settle with us
permanently. They actually passed
through that Mecca of the South, that
wonderful Ell Dorado of Tennessee, Tul-
Iahoma, without finding any attrac-
tions to induce them to settle there.
Ed Harwell has gone to Sparta
and opened up general furniture and
undertaking business. The new hearse
Mr.. M. B. Harwell is now building
will be sent to Sparta. Ed is a good
workman, an energetic, industrious
young man, and we commend him to
the good people of White county with
the full assurance that they will find
him prompt and reliable.
The attention of our readers is
called to the fact that Faulkner Il
Smith are now in receipt Of a full stock
of Spring and Summer dry goods, no>
tions, clothing, hats, boots, shoes, etc.,
and they request you to make them
call, assuring all that they will make
it interesting and beneficial to the pur>
chaser. See their announcement on
our 9Th page.
Mrs, j. G. Martin will receive,
next week, the largest and most COM
plete stock of millinery goods ever
brought to McMinnville. She selected
her stock in person, from some Of the
largest houses in the trade, aud hel
friends and customeS will find in hel
stock everything their hearts could
wish or their fancies dictate. Her an
noudcement will appear in these col
umns next week.
The attention of every reader o.
the STANDARD is specially directed tC
the new directory of business cards il
this issue. A number of our most re,
liable business firms are represented ii
this directory, and we hope to. ado
others from week to week. We have
been SO busy with job work this week
we have not had time to see all of thu
business men yet, but will give them {
call soon.
-Hoodenpyl Bros have purchased
the stock of Mrs. Livingston, ant
moved their stock from the east end O.
Main Street to Mrs. Livingston's ole
stand.
They have also purchased the milli
merry business of Mrs. A. H. Gross anC
Mrs. Bette Hoodenpyl, and moved i
to their new stand. Mrs. Bette Hood
enpyl will continue in charge of thei
millinery department. They vii
carry general line of fancy and stapl
groceries, cigars and tobacco, dr.
goods, notions. fancy articles, etc
Their millinery department will b
fully supplied with all the latest anc
most fashionable goods in hats, bon
nets, and trimmings. The member
of this firm are thriving, industrious
young business men, and will win sue
, cess. See their large display adver
tisement in another place.
Why don't.yOu hurry? All tha
} ten pound coffee at Conner & Cos vii
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