Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-04-28

% say Northcut told us to tell
you that he has a large fresh stock of
groceries on hand now, and wants
you to come down and trade with
him some.
Mr.. o. Fogh, who has been
visiting the family of his brother-in-
law, Mr.. j. Moldenhawer at this
place for some time past, went to
Nashville Wednesday to take charge
of the Tennessee Creamery.
Mr.. G. A. Reams has been on a
visit to his relatives and friends here
this week, and leaves next week for
New York to get up line OF samples
for his fall commercial tour.
Murphy & Co., have placed upon
their yards a $500 brick machine,an
will make and keep for sale pressed
brick. They will take contracts for
brick work at reasonable rates. a.
Mr.. Cain, a son-in law of Hon.
Fl. l.. w. Hill, living in the edge of
Grundy county, had his dwelling
and all the contents destroyed by
fire last Sunday. The family were
away from home at the time.
Mr.. Geo. W. l. evils has purchas-
ed stave and heading factory plant
at Ridgetop, sixteen miles northwest
of Nashville and left Tuesday morn
ing for that place to look after the
erection of buildings,
Mrs. DR.. Sherwin and daughter,
and Mrs. y. c. Weiss, Of Duluth,
Minn.. arrived Thursday on Il visit to
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. O.
Sherwin, and will remain for several
weeks.
If you have not been there Just
take walk to w. s. MadduX X Co.'S
shop, and see what a large stock OF
saddles, brides, harness, ETC., they
have on hand. They can supply you
with anything you want in this line,
Mr.. Hugh l.. Walling, Jr., hav-
ing disposed of his mercantile inter.
est here, left on Monday last for Bir.
mingham, to work that city for the
National Garment Cutter. We wish
him abundant success.
five were to attempt to tell you
what large stock of pure fresh can
dies ID. O. Jenkins now has on hand
you would think we were just joking
but 60 and see for yourself. He cal
please you with anything you wan
in the way ofcandy.
The residence of Mr.. Adam Gros
narrowly escaped destruction by fir,
last Tuesday afternoon. 1t caught OF
the roof from a spark, but was for
tunatcly discovered by some gentle
men in the street, and by thei
prompt action extinguished befor
any serious damage was done.
Mr.. j. p. Bostick and wife arrived
,, from Cleveland Thursday evening
Mr.. Bostick has purchased an interes
in the drug business with DR.. Ritchey
= and consequently becomes a citizel
of McMinnville again. His man,
old friends here will give him
hearty welcome.
: Mr.. John Newman, living fiv
r miles from McMinnville on tn
t Manchester road, while away from
home last Sunday had his dwellin
e and its entire contents destroyed b.
fire. 1t is supposed to have caugh
/ by spark getting into the bed. MI
Newman's neighborS seem in
q clined to lend him all the help the
\ can in his misfortune.
;. Mr.. Frank Maddux has purcha.
ed the lot on East MainStreet betwee
g Mr.. j. G. Ramsey's large two stor
.s brick building and the building @,
~ cupied by VS.. MadduX q Co. Fran
Il will erect on the lot nice one stor
brick building, with metal roof, SIX
ty-tive feet long. Workmen are no
- employed digging out the foundation
e He will occupy the building wit
his stove and tin ware business.
- w. ID. Northcut has secured ii
I services of Mr.. John JOSS behind h
It counter, and the latter gentleman r
5. quests all of his old friends to call G
It him at Northcut's. Mr.. JOSS wi
,e have the soda water fountain und,
T. his special care, and everybody know
~ that he eXCels in the manufacture
this delicious beverage. Go the
y when you want something ext
It good in this line. The soda wat
10 fountain will be ready for duty OIL
day this week.