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Jobs in dress goods at Thurman's.
-Umbrellas cheap at Humans.
Maxwell d Son have u choice lot
of Limbettwig Apples. 2
Cabbage, potatoes, and other pro-
duce at ID. o. Jenkins. o.. a
"A new lot of calico just received
at Thurman's,
w. l.. Swami and DIR. j. M. Bur-
ger attended the Masonic Grand
Lodge in Nashville this week.
First shipment of Spring Cloth
ing just received at o. M. Thurman
Il Sons.
For Bacon, Potatoes, and other
country produce, call on Maxwell X
Son. Produce specially.
Mr.. d. l.. Brown went to Chatta-
uooga last Monday on a business trip,
and returned Wednesday,
"A large stock of South Bend
Chilled Plows and Steel Flows at Nor
ford &Biles' at Rock Bottom Prices.
Miss Maggie Biles, one ofSparta's
most popular young ladies, is visit
ing her grandmother here this week.
When you want good smoke
to Maxwell & Sons. They keep
some of the best brands sold in this
market. f.
Miss Jennie Waters, after visit
ing friends here for several weeks, re-
tnrned to Wilson county last Monday,
where she is engaged in teaching.
Judge Smallman and T. G. Lind,
are in attendance upon the session of
Masonic Grand Lodge in Nashville
this week.
Miss Halle Biles, who went to
Nashville with the theatre party last
Monday, remained to visit friends
for a couple of weeks.
Miss Fannie Bruster, who went
down with the treatre party Mon,
day, remained in Nashville to visit
friends for a week or two.
Mrs. C. T. Thurman, who had
been visiting her old home in
Kentucky, returned with her hus
band from Nashville last Wednes
day.
Miss Laura Ramsey stopped ovel
at Manchester Wednesday, on hel
return from Nashville, to visit hel
sister, Mrs. Hickerson, a couble o
weeks.
Miss Vinney Burton, of Murfrees
boro, returned with the theatre par
ty from Nashville last Wednesday
to visit her friend, Miss Halle COT
fee, on Rebel Hill, for few weeks
We call attention of the travelling
public to the card of the Mere
House, Tullahoma, Tenn, to b
found in this issue. Good accOmmo
dations are offered at reasonable
rates.
ID. O. Jenkins candy show cas-
has Just been re-tilled this week wit
fresh supplies of the choicest varie
ties. Call on him when you wan
anything nice in the line of ConfeC
tons.
Houston Smart, COL, died at hi
home near Smartt's station, on Sal
urday the l4th inst, in his 18th yea
His remains were the first to b
buried in the new grave yard q
Fingers Chapel.
Gross & Collier are now offerin
some big bargains in Dry Goods
Notions and Shoes Which were Sigh
ly damaged by water through a lea
in the roof of their honse. If 70
want some cheap goods call early.
West ,& Co., the new grocer
firm, have out a handsome new d,
livery wagon, with which they d.
liver goods to all their city custome
without extra charge. By keepin
choice line of fresh goods they al
rapidly building up brisk grocer
trade.
Bad weather has considerabI
delayed work on the wind mill in Il
park. The wheel is being put in
position today friday however, al
all will be in working order in a fe
days. The pump has been in for
week or more and water can now
had from the we'll by the exercise
agOod deal of muscular force.