Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-01-24

street, wants everybody to know that |
she has lot of dry goods and notions |
in stock which she will close out at |
cost. Call early, as this is the place
to secure bargains for the next few
days.
John Mcclure left Monday to
attend Commercial school at Nashville.
Mems overshirts at cost at H. l..
SANKEY'S.
Rev. Mr.. Leiper will begin pro-
tracted service in the Presbyterian
Church, of this place, on Thursday
night Of next week. The public are
cordially solicited to attend this series
of meetings.
All wool jeans pants at II. l..
SANKEY'S at 81 40 worth $l.75.
E. Webb sells the Avery chilled
plows. Farmers wanting good
plow and light draft, should buy the
Avery chilled pillow.
Some gents fashionable suits at
II. l.. SANKEY'S lower than can be
bought anywere else.
One hundred reams of note, let
ter, foolscap, bill and legal cap papers
received and for sale by J. B. Ritchey.
The Sparta EXpositor of this week
reports the probability of the early
establishment Of two national banks
at that place.
Lovers of the weed will find a
large assortment of fine tobacco and
cigars at Hoodenpyl & Bros.
The lowest point for this winter
was reached by the thermometer
Thursday morning. At several
places in town it stood at zero. The
signal service instrument registered
80 above zero at 1870 o'clock. The
weather is clear, however, with light
winds.
Merchants, comfy officers, and
all others who buy paper by the
ream, or less, will find it cheap at
Ritchey's drug store.
We are indebted to Prof. T. A.
Head for the use of Gen. B. F. Cheat
hams portrait which appears in this
issue Of the STANDARD. Many of our
readers remember him well, having
served under him more than twenty
years ago. In war he was gallant
and faithful soldier, in peace good
citizen and farmer.
Christmas, the brightest season
of the year to many, has gone, but
you should not bury the charming
recollectiOns that cluster around it.
Whenever you would call back its
pleasant memories go and look at the
large assortment Of candies which ID.
O. Jenkins always keeps in stock.
You can keep upa sweet temperature
all the year round, if you will call on
Jenkins once or twice a week.
We have received the initial num-
Der of industrial America" a semi
monthly from New York, devoted to
the record of progress in the arts and
sciences. 1t is of the same size and
form of the Scientific American, and
after the same order as that journal
1t is an interesting publication to me
'chanics and manufacturers.
-Overcoats at H. l.. SANKEY'S lower
than can be bought anywhere else
We call the special attention o.
farmers to the advertisement in another
place of our clubbing arrangement
with the American Agriculturist. ThC
American Agriculturist is beyonC
doubt one of the foremost agricultural
periodicals of the age, and the bool
given to each subscriber under this ar
rangement is of itself worth the pric,
charged for it and both papers for ,
year. This is by far the best clubbin!
offer we have ever made. Read tn,
advertisement.
9 Mr.. John Templeton and Mis-
r. NJ. Shuster, both of Warren coun
ty, got off the south bound freigh
train here at 1880 O'Clock "Wednesday
afternoon, the young gentleman wen
: Immediately to the Courthouse ant
secured a1icense, and in a few min
: utes the couple were tied together il
the double "beah' knot which MAJ
is forbidden to sever, Esq. \.
Curl performing the ceremony. TIL
marriage occurred in the parlor O
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