Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-02-27

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held at the residence of Mrs. M. V.
Hill tonight friday. An interest
ing literary and musical program has
been arranged.
The largest stock of printers sta
tionery ever in McMinnville is now
on hand at the STANDARD Office. We
will duplicate city prices on any kind
of job work.
-Lynchburg Falcon: Judge w.
E. B. Jones and Capt. F. M. Smith,
of McMinnville, gave our town a call
this week. They also made speeches
annOuncingtheir candidacy for Judge.
Rev. It. M. Mcconnell will fill
his pulpit at the Presbyterian church
tomorrow. Every member of the
congregation is specially requested to
be present.
Hay and Bran for sale by R. H.
Mason d Co.
The only observance of Washing
toms birthday here was the suspen-
sion of business for the day at the
banks, it being the second in the cal
endar year of the five national holi-
days.
Stock bills printed at the STAND
ARD office.
The Lebanon Register resumed
publication last week. The office
was destroyed by fire several weeks
ago, but another outfit has been Sc
cured, and the paper presents neat
and tasteful appearance.
"A large stock of new and fresh
candies just received by Griswold &
Co.
Sample copies of "The Issue,''
published at Nashville, the ablest and
largest temperance paper ever printed
in the State, can be seen at this office
We will club it with the STANDARD
at $500 year for both papers.
Visitors to Cincinnati are recon.
mended to stop at the Palace Hotel
corner Vine and 9Th streets. 1t il
elegantly furnished, has every mod
ern improvement and convenience
and spreads a superb table. Rates
$500 and $3.50 per day.
Attention is called to the adver
tisement headed ut will pay,"i in an
other column. Ifyou are going tC
travel see that your ticket is over the
"Ellen N" road.
Gents and boys hats, all the lat
est styles, just received by j. c. M
Ross & Son.
r. II. Mason & Co., are prospect
ing for good location for saw mil
somewhere in Warren county. There
is difficulty in finding sufficient acces
sible timber in any neighborhood t.
run a mill for year. There is ont
body of very fine timber within twt
miles of town. but the owners decline
to part with it.
"A great variety of the choices
candies ever made will be found al
d. L. Browns. All new and fresh
Try them.
-Messrs. w. V. Whitson, w. T
Murray, w. E. B. Jones, M. D
Smallman, F. M. Smith, Frank Spur
lock, S. T. O'Neal and w. w. Fair
banks, of the McMinnville bar, ar
all at Sparta this week, looking afte
business before the Circuit Court, AM
interviewing the voters of Whit
county.
The Bissell Chilled Plow, sold b.
A. p. Seitz, is unexcelled by an
plow sold in this market.
We have received a large neN
Job press this week, also fine pape
cutter and big stock of stationery
Will have in a lot Of new type an
printing material in a few days. Civ
us your orders for job work.
The gold brick chewing gum sol
by d. l.. Brown eXcels all others. Tr
it.
The STANDARD Office is prepare
to do any kind Of job printing @
short notice and in a superior MAJ
ner. Our facilities in this line are nj
excelled by any Office in the Stat
outside of the cities.
! About two weeks ago one or tW
, car loads of sulky plows were unloac
ed here and stored in Hoodenpyl
stable, on Main street. Six wagon
: drawn by splendid teams, arrive
Thursday evening to distribute ar
e sell these plows through the countr,
We understand two more wagons a