Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-07-03
TOWN AND COUNTY.
Ice for sale by J. B. Ritchey.

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Judge VIM. III. Magness made a
visit to Sparta this week.
I, Lemons, figs, raisins, etc. at d.
O. Jenkins. oos 70
p Mr.. j. F. Boynton, of Florida, af-
ter spending week inyTullahoma, is
again quarteredatthe Warren House.
-Griswold & Co., are just inreceipt
of 5000 Warren House Band Cigars.
The Building and Loan Associa-
ton will lend 5000 next Monday
morning, with the privilege of $500
more. af o.
"A nice assortment of Landscape
Windw Shades just received by o. M.
Thurman & Sons-Latest styles.
Misses Beulah Price and Lola
Harris, of Waco, Texas, guests of
Nicholson Springs, were in town
shopping, Wednesday.
-Northcut has new line of fine
chewing tobaccos. Try his brands.
George w. Mcknight, Esq,
formerly editor of the Nashville
World, was in McMinnville today.
-Anti-septic Embalming Fluid for
preserving the dead at Lively's. If
DIR. j. r. Roe, of Kansas City,
was here a day or two of this week
looking after some real estate in this
vicinity.
You can always find shstock
of plain and fancy candies at d. o.
Jenkins. He keeps all the best va
rieties.
Mrs. III. P. Newton allowed her
canary bird to escape last Saturday
morning. If found and returned to
her the finder will be rewarded.
Our Soda Water is made from
pure bicarbonate of soda. Delicious
and healthy. Try it.
LIB. RITCHEY.
MIR. Geo. j. Goodrich and wife,
of Galveston, Texas, are at the War
rem house to spend few weeks. They
arrived last Tuesday.
Misses Mamie and Ella Huff,
two pleasant and interesting young
ladies of Doyle Station, are visiting
the Misses Wallace, on Rebel Hill.
Window shades at O. M. Thur
man & Sons, 10 different styles. Call
and examine them.
-Messrs. Marchbanks, Cunning
ham & Snodgrass will begin the pub.
lication of new paper at Sparta on
the 18th inst, to be known as the
estate and Farm"
Miss Ruby Paine, a bright and
fascinating young lady of Nashville
daughter of Mr.. w. l.. Paine, is on 8
visit to her aunt, Mrs. Thos. Black
She arrived on Friday afternoon o.
last week.
For the best family flour, meal
bacon, lard, groceries and family sup
plies of all kinds, go to jenkins.
Miss Bertha Lewis, who has beer
visiting the family of her brother
Mr.. Geo. w. Lewis, on Rebel Hill
for the last three weeks, returned Il
her home in Lebanon last Wednes
day.
Quarterly Court will conven
next Monday, which, together witt
the convention will doubtless brin,
a large crowd to town. Come VI
while you are in town and subscrib
for the STANDARD, or renew you
subscription for another year.
-Thepastors ofthe various churche
in their meeting last Monday decide,
to change the hour for holding Sun
day nothing service from eleven t
half past ten o'clock. We presum
the change will take effect wee
from tomorrow.
Miss Fannie Golliday, after
three weeks visit to Miss Allie Ross
of this place, will return to her HON
at Lebanon today Saturday.. Mis-
Fannie, by her sweet, sunny nature
and very loveable character, hs
made friend of everyone she hs
met during her visit to McMinnvill,
The Warren Wagon Co., hay
secured the services of a first-clas
experienced carriage painter, and al
now prepared to paint carriages, bu!
gies, wagons, and vehicles of a
kinds in the most substantial and a
tistic manner. you have anythin
on wheels which needs painting tai
it to the Warren Wagon Works.