Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-06-19
TOWN AND COUNTY.
ice for sale by j. B. Ritchey.

luc ItoUyCCIldu CuuICu IOilOIIOW'
&C. G. Black is selling 25lb sacks of
Nashville Flour at rs cents. Try it.
"A large crowd of guests are ex-
pected at Nicholson Springs today
Saturday.
-Morford q Biles have now on
hand big stock of fruit jars and tin
cans.
Mrs. John Lane returned home
Thursday from weeks visit to her
husband, at Cowan.
Judge E. d. Hancock was here
one day this week in the interest of
his canvass for Chancellor.
w. V. Whitson, Esq, candidate
for Encouragement, has been cavass-
ing in Coffee county this week.
"A nice assortment of Landscape
Windw Shades just received by O. M.
Thurman & SOns-Latest styles.
Mr.. Geo. l.. Beech returned from
Nashville this (Friday) morning,
after an absece of three or four weeks.
Mr.. j. P. Bostick and wife, of
Cleveland, are here spendinga couple
Of weeks among relatives and friends.
Miss Mollie Burnham, of Viola,
has been visiting friends in McMinn-
vile for several days.
Prof. N. j. Finney and family
left on Wednesday for Wilson county
to visit relatives for ten days.
Window shades at O. M. Thur
man & Sons, 10 different styles. Call
and examine them.
Miss Sue Irwin, of Savannah,
Tenn, is visiting the family of her
brother, Capt. j. w. Irwin, of this
place.
Miss Fanny Golliday, popular
young lady of Lebanon, arrived on
Saturday last to spend few weeks
visiting Miss Allie Ross.
The Warren Wagon Company
are erecting a new wagon shed, on
the corner Immediately south of their
present wood working shop.
-Messrs. Geo. F. Chidsey, G.. R
Gwyn, and /. E. st. John, all of Vic.
la, were in town today (Friday).
The Misses DeBard, two interest
ing and attractive young ladies from
Kentucky, are visiting Mrs. Geo. w
Mead, at Shellsford.
Mr.. j. l.. BrCyies and wife, o
Ashville, N. c., enrouteto Savannah
Tenn, are visiting the family of hi
sister, Mrs. Capt. j. w. Irwin.
Col. E. w. Munford returned
Thursday from Nashville, where h
has been under treatment of a specia
physician for rheumatism for a coupl
of weeks.
Elder j. 7. Lightfoot will preacl
in the Baptist church of this plac,
Sunday morning and night. Every
body cordially invited to hear him.
--Persuader Oil relieves every car
didate's back and legs after har
days ride. Price SO cents a bottle
For sale at j. B. Ritchey's.
Mr.. 7. o. Bagley and family, {
Fayetteville, returned home las
Tuesday, after spending some day
visiting Mrs. Bagley's parents an
relatives at this place.
--Persuader Liver Pills will Civ
you an appetite if you are bilious
Dose ! to 3 pills. For sale at j. !
Ritchey's.
Mr.. John Ramsey returned
this place from Selma, Ala, Thur
day, to spend the summer. NJ
Ramsey has been away from M
Minnville for nearly two years.
The attention of all our reade
who contemplate visit to Nashvil
is called to the card of the st. Clou
Hotel to be found in this issue. Th
hotel is centrally located, has plea
ant and comfortable rooms, al
spreads a bountiful table. You wi
find it a desirable place to stop.
The summer resorts around TT
lahoma are filling up quite rapid
and every train brings new guest
Mr.. Geo. w. Johnson, proprietor
the st. James Hotel, at Tullahom
is having a good run Of transient CT
tom. He caters especially to t
commercial men, and has the bt
hotel in the place for that class
travellers. His rooms are large, W,
furnished and ventilated, and t
table all the travelling public cou
wish.