Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-04-11

to all subscribers in the business por-
ton of town, in future, by our carrier,
"Skipper." All who wish their papers
changed from the postoffice to the car.
rier's list, will leaye notice at this Office.
Harry, the little son of Mr.. ID. F.
Wallace, is still dangerously i'll and
not expected to recover. Owing to
the severe sickness in Mr.. Wallace's
family, the Era will not be issued this
week.
We received intelligence just be-
fore going to press, that Rev. Isaac
Woodland died at his home in the north
part of the county this friday morn>
Ing.
we learn from Mr.. j. A. Jones,
of Woodbury., who is here on legal
business this week, that MIR. Doak,
of Nashville, late typo on the World,
has purchased the Woodbury. Courier
Office, and the next issue of the paper
will be made under his management,
We call attention to the display
advertisement of Northcut q Lane, in
this issue. This firm have now in store
large and well selected stock of gen
eral merchandise, embracing dry goods,
notions, clothing, groceries, CONNECTIONS,
cigars, tobacco, etc. Be sure to call
on them in your shopping rounds.
Little Hattie Wallace, the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. d. F. Wallace,
died at their home on Rebel Hill last
Tuesday afternoon, and was inferred
at the new cemetery Thursday morn
ing, Little Hattie had been quite i'll
for two or three weeks, and the coming
of the messenger to bear her spirit to
the brighter land had been momeDta-
rily expected for several days. She
has passed over the mystic river, and
on the golden sands Of the beautiful
shore beyond, awaits the coming of the
loving ones who so tenderly nourished
her here. The bereaved family have
the tehderest sympathy Of the entire
community in their sad affection.
The advertisement Of Mrs. j. G.
Martins new millinery goods for the
spring and summer season, appears on
this page. Mrs. Martin now hes in
stock by far the largest and hsndsom>
est line of millinery goods ever brought
to McMinnville, and in addition to
everything needful in the millinery
department, she has added this season
a full stock Of ladies furnishing goods
in general, embracing gloves, hosiery,
corsets, parasols, fans, and hundreds of
other dainty and mysterious little ar
ticles especially for ladies not necesSa-
ry for us to enumerate, if we could.
Mrs, Martin now has just such an es-
Enlistment as ladies can appreciate,
as she keeps all the articles necessary
for identifying and embelishing their
toilets.
Contemporary with the advent Of
spring, Messrs. j. G. M. Ross q Son
have received and opened the largest
and cheapest stock they have ever
handled of spring and summer dry
goods and notions in general, embrace
ing white goods and dress goods in end
less variety, notions and fancy goods to
delight every body, the best makes Of
fine custom made shoes for ladies and
gentlemen, the nobbiest clothing and
gents furnishing goods in the market,
and in fact every article to be found in
a first.class dry goods emporium. They
want every consumer in the county tc
call on them and be assured of the
fact that they are selling strictly first
class goods cheaper than ever before
| offered in this market.
VIM. Brown, constable of the fifth
civil district of Warren county, has
absconded with the tax bookl and al
tax money collected by him. Abou
$500 of taxes we're placed in hi
hands for collection, but it is no
known how much of this amount ht
had collected. We presume his bonds
men are good for the amount, and tn,
county will not loose anything.
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