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We had fine season of rain here
Wednesday. A
"A big stock of bed blankets just
opened at Potter Bros.
Good weather to occupy your
overcoat.
For SALE-A good violin, cheap.
Inquire at this Office.
The heavywindandrain of We'd
nesday materially decreased the at
tendance upon the schools.
Mead & Ritchey want so fat Tur-
keys for Thanksgiving.
Miss Halle Coffee and Miss Bet
tie Smithson visited Mr.. Prices
family, on Hickory Creek, this week.
Go to Potter Bros. and buy a pair
of blankets cheap.
"A seasonable chestnut: "The
squeal of the porker is heard in all
the land" .ais.g....s.
"A few cloaks left at Gross & Col
lier's. Call early or you will lose a
bargain. .u' ahuEs.ah
We have a postal card from DIR.
Rubey requesting us, to announce
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that he will be in his Office for one
month after the oath inst. .a,a....4..,4.
For SALE-A good cow Will
exchange for corn. Inquire at this
office.
Mr.. Jas. T. Gooch, .of Smyrna,
agent for Appleton's American, En-
cyclopedia, was here again this week.
-Hsodenpyl Bros. have large
stock of Cigars and Tobacco. Try
some of their popular brands ofcigars.
-Messrs. S. l.. Colville and ] f.
Morford were in Nashville few days
of this week, looking after some busi-
ness matters.
Eight or ten barrels of Sorghum
for sale by Frank MadduX at very
low prices.
The pike road between town and
Faulkner's factory has been receiv-
ing fresh coat of gravel this week,
and a bridge is being constructed over
dry branch.
"A big stock of fresh Florida
Oranges, direct from the grove, coco
nuts, figs, raisins, dates, etc., al
Hoodenpyl Bros. Potts block.
Mrs. r. Kennedy returned home
from Galesville, Wis, Wednesday
accompanied by two little orphan
neices, who will make their home
with her.
The newest and freshest stock o
Groceries in town at ID. o. Jenkins
south side Main street. Everything
in stock bran new.
Merchant travellers have beer
scarce this week. The ever genia
Charley Carrick, and Mr.. G. G. Can
trell, the big clothing man from Gin
cinnati, have been here,
We are closing out our ready
made clothing without regard toprice
The stock is going fast. Come ant
get a bargain. GROSS g. COLLIER.
An express wagon collapsed o
Main Street, near c. G. Blacks store
Thursday evening, and spilled a ban
rel of granulated sugar out on tn
ground.
Little lamps, big lamps, mediur
sized lamps, in various colorsof glas'
with many kinds Of chimneys an
shades, now being shown at Hooder
pyl Bros. Go look at them anyhow
It's a free show. tss,s.ai IS
Mrs. M. L.. S. Hartwell, aft
spending several months in We
mont, returned to her home at tn
place last Friday, and will RENAL
here during the winter. ~
%. M. Thurman g. Sons reque
all indebted to them to make settl
ment by Jan. lst. a a- aas 9
Capt. w. A. Rutherford returnt
from South Bend, Ind, last Satu
day. He will make McMinnville h
home during this winter, but will
absent a good deal of the time in Il
interest of the Singer Company.
They are coming. L. f. Ca
shaw's holiday stock is now being
ceived and opened.
Special attention is called to t
advertisements of +. G. Smartt
Co., and w. II. & +. G. Smart,
Smart, Tenn. They offer some fl
stock for sale, and give notice
dehtOrS TO settle nm and save pOS