Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-01-02
TOWN AND COUNTY.

Go to Northcut's for Queensware.
He has some bargains in this line.
Mr.. Geo. w. Lewis went to Nash
vile on business, Wednesday.
Co to Griswold & Co.'S for fine
imported and domestic cigars.
For a good second hand CRATE,
apply to j. G. Martin.
Go to A. Nunnelly's for dried
beans, peas, currants and peanuts.
"A little son of Mr.. r. P. Baker,
editor of the Sparta Expositor, was
here during the holidays.
Mr.. c. G. Black has taken an
early start at gardening. Heplanted
Irish potatoes this week.
For a good cigar, good smoking
or chewing tobacco, call on W. D.
Northcut.
Prof. N. ]. Finney, with his fam
lily, visited his fathers home, in Viii
son county during the holidays.
-Northcut is offering splendid
line of hosiery, towels, ETC., at very
low figures. Call and see them.
Go to A. Nunnelly's for choice
frOSting sugar, cranberrieS, and all
other good things.
Mrs. Allie Clute, nee Wallace, of
Tracy City, is visiting her parental
home on Rebel Hill this week.
Mr.. A. M. Moore, of Rock Island,
was in town one day this week, and
made the STANDARD a call.
j. NJ. Newton returned from
Murfreesboro this (Friday) morning,
and will remain permanently.
Mr.. l. n. Jones, of Manchester,
attended the Good Samaritan supper
of the Masons here Thursday night.
When you need flour, meal, or
table supplies of any kind, go to
Griswold & Cos. Their stock is al
was full and fresh.
Will Doty, who is now in the
employ of of the Singer Manufactur-
ing Co. at Nashville, was at home on
a visit during the last week.
Esq. Id. ThaXton, of Mt. Zion,
was in town one day this week, and
secured dasupply ofmagistrate's blanks
from this Office.
MIR. FL. G. Dodd, general agent OF
the Peoples Mutual Life Insurance
Order for East Tennessee, made the
Home Office a visit this week.
-Griswold & Co. are going to keer
in the lead with fresh groceries and
family supplies, canned goods, con
fections, etc.
Misses Wendell and Buchanan, O
the G. F. College faculty, visited theil
homes in Rutherford county during
the holidays. #ft
Miss M. A. Smith will take little
boys and girls as pupilsin her private
room at the residence of Rev. J. G
Myers, beginning January 4th, 1886
The new year opened with clear
bright, beautiful morning, and W.
hope it may prove typical of a brigh
and prosperous year to all our readers
The New Era is being moved
this week to the rooms over GriswolC
& Co.'S, corner College street and tn,
Square. ..ls
w. d. Northcut will keep hi
stock of family groceries fully up tt
the demands of the trade in all lines
Call on him when you want new anC
fresh goods. E-#U
The National Bank of McMinn
vile was moved into its new building
on East Main street Christmas day
A handsome gold-lettered sign swing
over the door of its new home,
Prof. S. A. Billingsly and bride
of Mulberry, Tenn, after spendin
several days visiting friends here, re
turned home on Saturday of las
week. .rl.l ft
-Messrs. Warner Colville and ia.
Ramsey came home from Knoxvill
last week to spend the Christmas hol
days. They will return to KnoXvill
Monday.
DR.. G. J. Harris has removed hi
Office from over Griswold d Co.'S t
over w. p. Faulkner & Co.'S, sOutf
east corner Main street and the squar,
See card in another column.
We are authorized to WITHDRAW
the announcement of w. +. B. Jon(
for Judge of this circuit, as his healt
will not permit Of his making I'll
canvass.