Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-03-20
MIR. L. V. Woodlee. of Grundy

Fayetteville, where he goes to read
law. We wish Mr.. Woodlee success
in his chosen profession.
-Messrs. r. II. Mason & Co., are
erecting a new frame store house on
the West side of Spring street, oppo-
site Turpin's marble yard, into which
they will move their stock of goods
as soon as completed.
"A large variety of Smoking and
Chewing Tobacco will be found at
w. d. Northcut's, together with a
fine line of cigars, pipes, and smokers
goods in general.
Elder Arthur M. Growden, of
Franklin, who held very interest
ing and successful meeting in the
Christian church at this place last
fall, was here on visit again this
week.
ID. l.. Brown has in stock a full
line of fishing tackle, rods, hooks,
lines, reels, etc. Lovers of piscatorial
sports should give him a call.
Our merchants and business men
who visit Cincinnati this spring are
invited to stop at the Palace Hotel,
where they will find elegant rooms,
a superb table, and all the modern
convenience for the moderate price
of $500 to $3.50 per day. 1t is CEN
trally located, corner Vine and Sixth
streets.
r.. II. Durrett, in the April num-
Der of the Southern Bivouac, describes
the reception given by the other Leg
islatures to the Kentucky resolutions
of 1913, which brought forth the resolu-
tons of '99. An official copy of this
last series accompanies tie article.
1t is refreshing these days to see
such boyish sports as marbles, ball,
etc. A boy hardly gets out of dresses
nowadays until he is behind the
counter or into some other business
pursuit.
"A big stock of all the best varie-
ties of Irish potatoes for seed at W.
ID. Northcut's, also, sweet potatoes
cabbage, fine bacon hams, produce
family supplies and staple grocerie;
in general.
The sulky pillow agents who have
been operating from this point during
the last three weeks, left for Winches
ter today friday. They sold a ca
load, about 12O, in Warren and. ad
joining counties. We hope all whC
purchased will be prepared for thu
sequel which is coming in the swee
bye-and-bye-pay day.
If you are indebted to j. G. M
Ross & Son in any amount you are re-
quested to call and make immediate
settlement, as they need money tt
buy spring goods.
The Expositor wants the people o
White county to take some steps to
ward inducing the eXcursiOnists VIII
will reach here on the 9th, to visi
White county also. If White count,
will appoint a committee to meet tn
excursionists here, a portion or all Q
them could doubtless be induced t
visit that county.
-Tullahoma Guardian: DR.. Z. {
Smart, friend of the editor in hi
boyhood, is a candidate for Trustee c
Warren county, where he has live
all his life. DR.. Smart is one of tn
best citizens of the county, and W
believe has never asked for any pos
ton before. He should be electe
unanimously.
d. l.. Brown has received a fu,
stock of Base Ball supplies, bats, ball
etc., and wants the boys and youn
men to organize clubs. Playing has
ball is a great deal harder work tina
cultivating garden, but there
, more fun in it.
, The April number Of The Ladit
Floral Cabinet, published in Ne
York at $3.50 per annum is to hant
Any of our lady readers who are er
gagged in Horticulture will find tn
one of the best magazines publishe
, in that interest. Send 10 cents to IL
publishers for sample copy.
To save money is quite frequent
more difficult than to make it, b.
you find it easy to do if you will bu
your family supplies from d. o. Jel
kins, He keeps full and fresh stoC
= of sugar, coffee, flour, meal, lar
# bacon, dried beef, sausage,& canne
S goods, and in fact everything yC
/, need in the way of staple and fanC
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