Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-03-06
TOWN AND COUNTY.

Frank Spurlock went to Wood
bury this week on legal business.
The assessors are now busy listing
all the taxable property for 1886.
Go to Griswold & Co.'S. and get a
supply of fresh fish this evening.
The Good Templars have fixed
upon Monday night as the time for
their regular weekly meetings.
j. N. Walling, cashier of the
Bank of Sparta, spent Sunday last
with his home folks at this place.
Yeast Cakes, home made, at
Nunnelly's.
Miss Sallie Meredith, a pleasant
and accomplished young lady of Spar
ia, spent last Sunday with Mrs. B. L.
Bell, of this place.
Nails of all sizes, at Nunnelly's.
Mr.. j. S. Burroughs off on trip
in the interest of the spoke and han
die factory, and will be absent two or
three weeks.
Gen. G. G. Dibrell stopped over
here few hours last Monday, on his
return home from the Interstate con-
ventiOn at Jackson.
The cheapest lot of seed potatoes
in town, at Nunnely's.
Ike Smoot, of this county, left
this (Friday) morning for Kansas.
This is his third trip to that land of
promise.
DIR. S. G. A. Rubey will return
by the middle of next week. Those
in need of dental work will find him
at his office after Wednesday next.
"A new line of Spring Prints just
received and opened at j. G. NJ. Ross
& Sons.
M. B. Wood left on Tuesday last
for Sequachee Valley, in the interest
of Wood & Robertson's Marble Works,
and will be absent week or ten days.
Remember that j. G. M. Ross &
Son have ready for inspection their
first installment of Spring clothing.
This house leads the trade in this line.
There was large crowd of peo-
pie from the country on the streets
last Monday, it being the first Mon
day in the month, and the merchants
generally had good trade.
Miss Halle May Morford return
ed home last Saturday afternoon from
a visit of three OF four weeks dura-
ton to friends in the City of Rocks.
Mr.. A. H. Woodlee, Circuit Court
Clerk of Grundy county, was here
Thursday, enroute to Doyle, to attend
meeting of the trustees of Doyle
College.
-Griswold & Co. will have full
stock of fresh fish this Saturday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. Ewing, Of the G. f. College
Faculty, is announced to give read
ing in Tullahoma tonightfor the ben.
eft of the Presbyterian church at that
place.
w. S. Lively & Co., have on
hand large stock of fine mattresses
and are expecting some new spring
beds in every day.
The entrance fee of 25centsto the
candy pulling next Tuesday night al
the courthouse, entities every one at
tending to pull and eat all they choose
but they will not be allowed to carry
any away.
Frank Maddux says now is thu
time to have your cutters repaired
before the heavy spring rains come
Frank will repair them in tirst-clas
manner, at low rates.
Mess. w. E. B. Jones, M. D
Smallman, w. V. Whitson and F
M. Smith, of the McMinnville bar
are attending Circuit Court at Fay
etteville this week. They will al
probably return home today (Satur
day..
Bring your job printing to tn
STANDARD office. We have the larg
est stock of stationary in this section
of the State, and are prepared wit
every facility to do the best class Q
work.
j. C. NJ. Ross & Son, have jus
received a full line of New Sprinj
Styles Soft and Stiff Hats.
= Capt. T. A. latham, of Wheeler
Ala, was here from Saturday to Nor
day last to receive a benefit due hir