Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-04-03

Auilo Va SuilCJ IOih) Wtuo Wt'ohSA away
last Wednesday.
Another Car Of Homestead and
Jarvis fertilizers just received and for
sale by Mead & Ritchey.
r. H. Mason & Co., have moved
their stock of family groceries, ETC.,
to their new building on Spring
street.
Mr.. Jno. T. Potts has begun the
work ofrazing the old frame buildings
an his Main street lot, preparatory to
the erection of his new brick block.
j. G. M. Ross & Son say they
have more goods, prettier goods, and
cheaper goods than anybody, and
want all their friends to call and eX-
anime them.
Frank Maddux has a large line
Of cooking stoves in various styles
and sizes which he is offering cheaper
than ever before. Go and see them.
w. II. Fleming is now showing
a large assortment of reels, from so
cents up to $500. He has also a full
stock of rods, lines, hooks, and every
necessary article of fishing tackle.
-Crouuet Sets at w. II. Fleming's
at all prices.
In the advertisement of Joe Mil
Ter, Mr.. McGehee's stallion, which
has been running in the STANDARD
two or three weeks, a serious error
was made. The horse is 10 hands
and three inches high, instead of Is
hands, as previously published.
Stock men will please make note of
this.
The ladies are all invited to call
and inspect Mrs. w. w. HoodenpyPs
new stock offspring and summer mil
linery.
The Florida excursion over the
Nashville, Chattanooga e. 81, j.. Rail
road, advertised for April LIST, was
abandoned on account of the floods.
There have been no through trains
between Nashville and Chattanooga
since Tuesday. No Chattanooga pa.
pers have been received here since
then. The washouts and distractions
around Lookout mountain will per.
haps require several days yet to re
pair.
-Tullahoma Guardian: Miss Lids
NJ. Smith, of McMinnville, who has
conducted the art department at DR.
Dudley's Highland Seminary since
the session opened, left for her home
on Friday last. Miss Ida has en-
deared herself to many friends here
who will regret her departure.
Henry Berry suicided at the hom'
of his step-brother, A. F. Matthews
in Nashville, last Saturday, by blow
ing out his brains with pistol. Der
ry once resided at shelbyville, ant
had been an invalid for a number O
years. He spent few weeks at tn,
Warren House one summer severa
years ago.
The corporation has been dOini
some first-class work on the street
during the last few weeks. Colleg
street has been well graded and gray
eled. The larger stones are now be
ing broken up wherever new grave
has been placed, which will mater
ally smooth up the surface.
Mrs. w. w. Hoodenpyl, at Mrs
Faulkner's old stand, is now receiN
ing and opening a large stock of tn
latest, handsomest and most fashion
| able millinery goods to be found i
the markets.
, Mr.. Samuel Evritt and wife, aftt
spending the winter in McMinnvill'
left on Tuesday last for Jefferson
Ohio, their home. They are pleasan
sOciable people, and are highly e
:, TENED by all who know them her
We hope they may return to spen
other winters here.
S -Messrs. d. F. Wallace and ia
# NJ. Moffitt left on Tuesday mornir
e for Pine Ridge, Dak., to take chars
g of the business there under Mr.. Wa
y lace's appointment as Indian trade
y Mr.. Wallace could not have secure
Il more competent assistant than Jir
He is a thorough business man, 6
{. ways pleasant, good natured and G
NAL. He has many good frien
:. here who regret to give him up, b
is who hope his stay in the West m;
is prove both pleasant and profitable.
l. Try few barrels of the Hon
stead fertilizer on your corn and GO