Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-08-25

of cigars, just received at D. l..
Browns.
Cash will be paid for 20, 900 No. l.
yellow popular shingles. Apply at
this Office.
The little folks had quite an en-
joyable party at the home of DIR.
Thos. Black on Thursday night.
Mrs. Philip Lindsey and family,
of Dallas, Texas, are among the ar
rivals at the Warren House this week.
Mr.. Chas. Colville has sufficient
ly recovered from his recent illness
to be at his place of business every
day.
If you want first-class saddle,
combining comfort, durability, ele-
gance aud cheapness, try one of Sa-
gar & Bass own make.
This market was certainly flood
ed with watermelons last Monday.
There must have been twenty wag-
on loads in town.
Mrs. S. A. Taylor, of Birming-
ham, Ala, arrived Thursday to
spend few weeks with her daugIi-
ter, Mrs. A. S. Elliott, at the Warren
House.
Mr.. r. Kennedy came up from
Nashville Tuesday, aud will spend
a few weeks enjoying rural life on
his farm near here.
Mrs. Gillea Cockrill and two
children, from Dallas, Texas are Wis
iting the family of O. NJ. Thurman,
will remain several weeks.
Main * Co.'S show gave two eX-
hibitions here last Monday to large
crowds. The show possesses some
good features, particularlya troup of
well trained dogs.
Smart & Co., have just received
fresh stocks of groceries and cOnfec-
tion,. together with a full line of the
most popular brands eff cigars and
tobacco.
Mrs. A. w. Gloster came in from
Nicholson Springs Monday, and
with her three daughters is spending
the week at the Warren House and
is visiting Col. Marbury's family.
Nashville Banner: The Birming-
ham Herald thinks Tennessee would
profit "by laying both Harris and AT.
kins on the shelf, and sending q
younger and mole progressive man
to the senate"
Smart & Co., have made ar
rangements with first-class practicaI
baker to open bakery, and work vii
be commenced on the oven in a few
days. This is an enterprise which
McMinnville has been needing for {
long time, and we believe it vii
prove successful.
Mr.. A. H. Gross has purchased
: the mercantile and millinery stock
and business ofW. w. Hoodenpyl, ,an(
they commenced invoicing the stock
this (Friday} morning. Mr.. Hood
enpyl has not determined what h
will engage inyet.
The committee is now at worl
making up the expense fund for tht
Sam Jones meeting, which will be
gin here on the 2Sth of Septembe
and continue ten days. 1t has no
been determined yet where the ten
will be placed.
, MIR. Jas. S. Doyle, representing
+ Murray, Dibrell & Co., Nashville
has been visiting friends and inter
;, viewing the merchants here durin
:. the last week. He has recent
-, returned from quite a successfr
= trip of several weeks through tfl
! South.
Rev. Sam Jones will probabl
visit Sparta during his meeting {
McMinnville; at least an effort
u being made to get him here.-Spart
n EXpositor.
The program here is for all I'll
Sparta people to come to McMinl
d vile. Arrangements will be mac
Y here to take care of large delegation
e from all surrounding towns an
st country.
Il We call attention of our farm,
d readers to the card Of the L. B. 81
d yer Co., Cleveland, o., breeders
the famous Ohio Improved Chest
$ White hogs. These hogs have We
Of first prizes in the United States al
'e many foreign countries. The l.,
a Silver Co., will be found strictly I
X liable in every particular, as sever
e. farmers in this county who ha'
as dealt with them will testify.