Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-12-26
TOWN AND COUNTY.

j. w. Snodgrass returned from
White county Tuesday.
The genuine Sweet Oranges at
d. O. Jenkins.
"A fine Plymouth Rock cockerel
for sale cheap by P. S. Corkins.
Bailey p. Cantrell has gone to
Lebanon to spend the holidays.
The New Era office will be NOV
ed to the rooms over Griswold & Co.'S
store during the next fortnight.
Go to the Restaurant to day for
your Christmas dinner.
Turkey, Fresh Oysters, Fish,
Game, etc, served at the Restaurant
of Smith & Potts.
Miss Lizzie Rahm, art teacher in
Doyle College, is at home to spend
the holidays. 80.
Miss Mary Pennebaker has gone
to Cleveland, Tenn, to spend Christ
mas with her sister, Mrs. Jas. Bos-
tick.
Capt. III. j. Hawkins, of Cowan,
general agent of the Peoples Mutual
Life Insurance Order, visited the
home office here this week.
Mrs. L. F. Charles, Of Blue
Mound, Kans., is visiting the family
of her brother, Mr.. II. F. Burroughs,
on Spring street. She is aCcompa-
MED by her son, Albert.
ID. O. Jenkins has laid in fresh
supply of fancy and staple groceries
appropriate for the holiday season.
Remember this in making your
Christmas purchases. FH TE
Christmas trees at the churches
have about gone out of fashion here.
We have not been advised of any
thing of the kind to be held in town
this year SO far. g..s E-T
Mr.. John Beech, Indian Agent
at Gordon, Neb., came home on a
visit last Thursday, andleft for Wash
ington Monday. He will be at home
again during the holidays.
Mr.. J. d. Smith and brother, of
Dry Fork, KY, are spending the holt
days among friends here. They made
the STANDARD a pleasant call one
day this week.
Potter Bros. have opened up a
stock of Family Groceries on Spring
street in r. H. Mason's old stand, and
expect to keep a general stock Of
family supplies and will sell them as
cheap as they can be bought any
where.
Mr.. r. NJ. Randolph left with his
family for Texas one day last week
and expects to locate permanently in
in that State. We wish him abun.
dant success in his new home.
The Warren Wagon Co want to
close their books for 1885, and desire
everybody indebted to them to call al
an early date and settle and start in
new with the year 1886.
-"Jesus of Nazareth in Prophecy
and Fulfillment," will be read by the
Christian Sunday-school next Lords
day morning, exercises beginning a
O'Clock. The lesson will be highly
interesting and instructive. All arr
respectfully invited.
The year is about to close. Thos,
indebted to me are earnestly reques
ted to come and settle, my books mus
be balanced and must have money
to pay my debts. A. P. SEITz.
The dinner and supper in the c
P. Church, Tuesday, was financia
success and most pleasant socia
event. There was a little change O
program from the "sweet days gon
by" kind of new order of things
but then, the boys got along prett,
well.
Mr.. Benjamin Shower arrive,
last week with his family from Ohio
to make their home in Warren coun
ty. Mr.. Shower comes recommend
ed as first-class stone mason, a elias
of workmen McMinnville needs. H
is also carpenter. ..r.
The union meeting at the Presby
terrain church is still in progress q
this writing (Thursday). Up to thi
date there have been about forty cor
versions. DIR. Arbuthnot returned
Nashville Monday morning. D.
Caldwell, of Bristol, Tenn, arrive
Monday afternoon and conducted tn
meeting up to Wednesday night. II
left on Thursday morning, and ii
meeting is now in the hands of Ii
local pastors.