Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-04-07
How many cottages are going to
be built on Ben Lomond this spring?

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p. G. Potter and wife, of Dibrell
were visiting their daughter, Mrs.
S. T. West, in town, Tuesday,
Mrs. E. j. Griswold returned
home last Saturday from visit to
her daughter, Mrs. A. G. Johnson, in
Nashville.
MIR. E. o. Sherwin returned
Wednesday from Duluth, Mimi,
where he spent the winter.
"A new line of ladies' and gents
shoes just received at Hoodenpyl &
Co.'S, and will be sold cheap. lo
March took its departure in a
very calm and lamb-like mood, but
April seems to have a pretty good
stock of March's winds left on hand.
We will be sure to ''open"
enough ofour goods "every day" to
convince you who has the stock.
o. M. THURMAN & Sons.
Mrs. E. M. Shirly and little son,
Master Erie, from Joplin, Mo-, are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. De-
Bard, at Shellsford.
-Weare informed that the Metho-
dist church steeple is to be finished
up in few days and the old scaffod
taken down.
DIR. N. A. Nicely and wife re-
turned last Saturday from their visit
to Cookeville, and the doctor can
now be found at his Office.
MIR. w. G. Womack left Tuesday
morning for Louisville to purchase a
stock of spring and summer goods for
Womack & Colville.
Hose! Hose! Hose! more Hose
cheaper Hose! better Hose! Hose
at 5 cents per pair hit the Cheap Chshl
Store of Ross d Son, .ra.
"A. H. Gross is now selling goods
fast for o. M. Thurman & Sons. He
invites all his friends to call on him
there. ..-....'..
Apple, peach, plum, and cherry
trees are in full bloom, and many O
the forest tress are putting out leave:
rapidly.
e. Webb is receiving a nice line
of clothing, hats, dry goods, and no
tons, and he says he intends to NEE
anybody's prices. You will do wei
to price his goods.
"A fresh coat of paint would i'm
prove the appearance of the parl
fence, and some of the barren spots il
the park should be re-seeded t.
grass. 30 a. o..
-Messrs. Geo. Stroud and Jas
Moffitt went to Putnam county on
day last week to buy stock for thei
new livery stable. They returne,
Thursday. ..rr .
Our stock of White Goods is sim
ply immense, and such beautiful
goods at such low prices were neve
before seen in the city. ..
]. G. M. Ross & Son.
MIR. and Mrs. j. L. Potts, VIII
have been spending the winter wit
Mr.. G. w. Mead and wife, at Shells
ford, left for their home in Kentuck
last Tuesday.
F. G. Smart & Co.'S fine stallion
Marmion, and pair of his colts, tw
years old, which they exhibited o
the square last Monday, attracte
general attention.
Can't the young men organize
boat club, and get several nice ne
boats on the river this season? Row
ing is fine exercise, and a most d
lightful pastime.
Mr.. S. Y. Ewing, OF Mclean, Ill
after spending several weeks at IL
Warren House, recuperating h
health, left Wednesday on his retul
home.
DIR. W. M. Leftwich, presidir
elder of this district, will begin
protracted meeting at the Method
church in this place on the night
, the Goth inst.
Mr.. Frank M. Goodall, a prom
, nent merchant of Nashville who hs
, numbers of friends here, died a fe
+ days ago at San Antonio, Texas. H
remains were brought to Nashvil
for interment.
o "A wagon load of apples we
brought to town Wednesday fro
Col H. L.. w. HIPS. They were
> sound and firm as when gathere
!, and sold readily from the stores
$500 per bushel,