Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-11-13
On Friday night Nov. 10Th, the Ia

OF which will go to their parsonage
fund. There will be no admission
fee charged at the door, and oysters
will be served in every style, at prices
ranging from 10 cents upward.
Keep this in mind and be sure to at
tend, as it will prove a delightfully."-
pleasant social gathering, as well as
aid in worthy cause.
The Cannon Courier has gone to
the happy hunting ground of defunct
newspapers. The material has been
moved to Murfreesboro, to print the
Rutherford Democrat, the Office of
which was destroyed by fire few
weeks ago. We hope the enterpris
ing citizens of Woodbury. will not
long permit their cOuntyto go with
out a newspaper.
d. O. Jenkins wishes to say to all
of his old friends and customers that
he will open up next week, in the
building just vacated by the Peoples
National Bank, an entirely new and
fresh stock of choice family groceries,
confectioneries, cigars, tobacco, etc.
He will be pleased to serve all his old
customers, and will endeavor by
keeping a well selected stock of the
best goods to win many new ones.
-"Home Life" and "The Pearl"
are the titles of two of the handsom-
est publications which have found
their way to our table lately. They
are both monthly magazines, elegant
ly printed on the bestquality of paper,
and illustrated in a superb manner.
The two will be sent to any address
one year for the small sum of $1.O0.
Home Life Publishing Co., 1870 to 1876
Charlton St., New York.
Mr.. w. S. Lively is making a
general change, enlargement and i'm
provement of his photograph gallery
this week. His new operating room
will be more than doubled in size,
giving much better effects in the way
of light, scenery, ETC., and he will also
have a pleasant and spacious reception
room. When the improvements are
finished he will be prepared to make
every style of photo in the highest
class of the art.
Capt. w. A. Rutherford, who has
been located here in purchasing lum-
Der for the Singer Manufacturing Co.,
for several years, left for his head
quarters at South Bend, Ind, last
Monday morning. AS the greater
part of the walnut lumber has been
shipped out of this section, Mr.. Ruth
erford expects to be transferred to
other territory. He has made many
warm friends here, who regret that
his business interests require his re-
moval. He will return here for a
short while some time within the
next feW weeks.
On Thursday night, little after
dark, Mrs. Josie Whites servant rush.
ed very excitedly into that good lady's
room and reported that there was q
man on the back porch. Mrs. White
took shot gun and stepping upon
the porch fired at the intruder, who
made very hasty and unceremoniou:
departure. The side of the pantry al
the end of the porch shows where
seventeen large shot from the CUR
took effect, and evidently it wouldn't
have been very healthy for the would
be burglar to have stood in range O
the artillery.
Mr.. l.. +. Jeanmaire has now
opened up and ready for the inipec
ton of his customers, the most ele
CANT and varied line of Jewelry
Watches, Clocks and Silverware HI
has ever shown. His stock embrace
a large assortment of articles suitabl,
for Christmas, New Year, wedding
or birth day gifts. The entire stool
was selected from the largest manu-
featuring and importing houses b.
: Mr.. Jeanmaire in person, and ever.
article bears the stamp of his gooC
f taste and judgement. He has SOM
very attractive novelties in clocksanC
, silverware, to say nothing of tn
many beautiful articles of jewelry
J and large stock of gold and silve
, watches for both ladies and gentle
men. He also has one of the mos
skilled and expert workmen in thi
J country, and is prepared to do al
repairing on watches, clocks, ant
/ iewelry in the very best manner
Our readers are all cordially invites
J to call and examine Mr.. Jeanmaire'