Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-06-12

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vention.
Miss Aggie Henderson returned
home today (Friday), after a six
months stay in Nashville.
MIR. James Lyle Of Rutherford
county returned home last Monday,
after weeks visit to his sister, Mrs.
Chas. Colville, at this place.
"A. Nunnely has got an extra nice
lot of Dried Peaches, Currants and
Apples. Call and examine them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Romeyn Mead,
with Misses Maggie and Ruby Wal
lace, went to Viola today friday to
visit the family of Mr.. w. l.. Garner.
Mrs. Ewing, of the c. F. College
faculty, and her daughter, Miss Bessie,
left on Monday last for their home in
Baltimore, Md.
-Griswold & Co., sell the bestgoods
at the lowest prices, and deliver any
where in town without extra charge.
Wheat harvest began this week
in earnest, but has progressed slowly
on account of continued heavy rains.
Geo. Pennebaker returned to
Nashville Tuesday, after spending a
week very pleasantlywith old friends
here.
-Griswold d Co., have now on
hand a bid stock of fresh family
groceries-everything you need in
this line-and the cash will get them
cheap.
Bacon, lard, flour, meal, sugar,
coffee, tea, and anything else you
want at Griswold & Co.'S, at prices
below the rock bottom for cash.
The SOUTHERN STANDARD until
January LIST for only scots.
J. p. Gartner has just received a
new Plano Self-binder, also a Plano
Mower, which machines are now on
exhibition at his shop on Spring
street. Farmers should call and sec
them.
Mr.. w. a. Johnson, real estate
agent, sold to Mr.. r. X. Hesseltine
of Michigan, the John Elder farm
one mile from town ON the Sparta
road. Mr.. Hesseltine moved in anC
took possession one day this week.
Joe Lively attended the CLOSING
exercises Of Doyle College last weel
and took in Sparta in his rounds
Joe says his frequent visits up tn,
road will come to a close ere long.
Our Soda Water is made from
pure bicarbonate of soda. Deliciou
and healthy. Try it,
j. b. RITCHEY.
Sugar cured hams, side bacon
lard, meal, flour, and a full line G
groceries and provisions to be foun,
at ID. 0. Jenkins.
"A large part of the timber for tn
new depot at Smartts is now on tn
ground, and we are informed tina
work will soon be commenced on tn
building.
Mr.. r. II. Mason returned las
Monday from a visit of several week
to Texas. He was accompanie
home by his daughter, Mrs. Austin
and her two little children.
DR.. E. III. Jones, of Viola, Gale
on the STANDARD Wednesday. H
, and his wife were on their way
Smithville to visit relatives.
Wanted to exchange out lots {
Chirago for farm property in Tenne
see. Call on w. A. Johnson.
The McMinnville Building an
Loan Association made another loa
of $4OO last Monday.
"A full stock Of white lead, oil an
mixed paints fOrsaleby J.B. Ritche,
Mr.. j. M. Clark, the gentlema
who was visiting the family of M
;. r. B. Higgins a few weeks sine,
went from here to Illinois, and then,
to Wisconsin.
j. S. Burroughs and wife return
y ed home Monday after an absence
several weeks, Mr.. Burroughs on
: trip East in the interest of the Spoil
(. and Handle Works, and Mrs. B. fro
visit to her parents in Woodbur
o -Persuader Oil is used both int
y nally and externally. A few dro]
o in water before each meal give yC
an appetite.
II Mr.. Langdon, of Missouri, WI
e has been visiting his daughter-in-laN
IL Mrs. Mary Walker, on Spring stree
for several days, left forhis home la
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