Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-08-21
TOWN AND COUNTY.
Sweet potatoes at Northcut's.

--Mr. WI. murray went 10 sparta |
Thursday morning
Mr.. VIM. Biles made short bus
iness trip to Tullahoma this week.
Try the Prize Coffee at Griswold
q Co.'S. a.y1s.s
Mr.. d. H. Brewer made visit
to Cleveland this week. E.sUfa"
Our Viola letter reached us too
late for publication this week.
Fine Lard, Bacon, Flour, Meal
and othersupplies at j. III. Cummins.
Mr.. Geo. w. Cross and Mrs. Fan
ME Wooten, of Manchester, were
here Tuesday.
Rev. T. M. Mcconnell and wife
went to Monteagle Thursday to spend
a couple of days.
AZ full stock of Canned goods of
all kinds at Griswold & Co.'S.
Mr.. J. E. McMillin was here a
day or two of this week visiting his
mother.
Mr.. w. H. Tisdale, prominent
stock man of Selma, Ala, was here
two or three days of this week.
The best family flour at North
cuts.
If you have good business, adj
vertise and keep it. If not, advertise
and get it.-Selected.
Miss Matte Burroughs is visiting
the family of DR.. Lee Smith, at
Sparta.
Miss Maggie Culbert, of Nash
vile, has been here for a week, visit
ing the family of Mr.. j. P. Gartner.
Tea, Tea, Tea. Griswold & Co.,
make speciality of Tea, and Tea
Dust. Best stock in town.
Mr.. Eddie Defrees, a step-son of
Judge d. l.. Snodgrass, is here visit
ing the family of his uncle Mr.. J. w.
Snodgrass.
Miss Ann McMurray, Mrs. J. G.
M. Ross, and daughter, Miss Lizzie,
returned Monday last from weeks
visit to Monteagle.
Mr.. T. G. Lind and family left
Thursday for white county to spend
week with the family of Mr.. Eng
land.
If you want a nice lot of hand
some glassware, buy your Coffee from
Northcut. A prize with every pack
age.
Mrs. P. P. Gooding, who has been
at Cairo, ILL.,, for the pastyear, passed
up the road one day last week to visit
her fathers family in White county.
Rev. w. J. Cambron, of Frank
lin county, will preach at the Baptist
church in this place tomorrow morn
ing and night. All are invited.
-Northcut keeps up with the pro.
cession, and always has fresh fruits
MELONS, vegetables etc.
Mr.. G. F. Bonner, of Viola, who
returned about ten days ago from 8
visit of several months to California
was in town Thursday.
The infant son of Mr.. DaviC
Moore was buried at Libery church
last Wednesday afternoon, DIR. Stain
back officiating in the funeral cere
mony.
The most complete line of Cigar
and Tobacco will be found at Girls
void d Co.'S.
Died, on Sunday, Aug. 18th, a
home in the 18th district of this coun
ty, Mrs. Eliza Pennington, wife O
Joshua Pennington. Deceased wa
60 years of age at time of death.
Rev. j. ]. Porter, of the Baptis
church, will begin a protracted meet
ing in the Presbyterian church of thi
place on the second Sunday in Sep
tember.
j. II. Cummins, successor to Z
O. Jenkins, will keep his stock c
family groceries, confections, etc
always full and fresh, and solicits
liberal patronage.
Mrs. Cleo Waterhouse, Of Chatts
nooga, with several of her children
have been on a visit to Mrs. W.
father, Geo. NJ. Smart, Esq, in thi
county the present week.
Five cases of states and a fu
stock of school books for sale by j. |
Ritchey. Country merchants wi
save time and freights by buyin
books and many other goods from ,
B. Ritchey.