Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-02-18
Town Topics
Local and Personal Briefs.

Glover seeds at A. p. Seitz's.
Seed Potatoes at A. p. Seitz's.
"A big rush for canned goods at
Smart & Co.'S.
West Il Co. have received large
stocks of fresh groceries this week.
-Pru mes, Dates and Figs, cheaper
than ever before, at Smartt's.
Mr.. F. III. Mercer, of Pikeville,
spent Friday night with his father
at this place.
When the moon gets right buy
your seed from d. o. Jenkins and
plant your garden.
Still they come! New goods at
West & Co.'S. Fresh supplies every
week.
Miss Musa Stone arrived last
Saturday to spend some time among
relatives and friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. F. Wallace are
on a visit to their daughter, Mrs. F.
P. Clute, at South Pittsburg.
For all the best varieties of
fresh candies, go to Smartt's.
Mr.. F. r. Davis came up from
Nashville last M onday and spent a
day here. SAglspfaF I'll
-LosT-A gents heavy black seal
skin glove. Finder return to this
Office and receive reward.
There will be preaching at the
Presbyterian church Sunday morn
ing and night by Rev. VIM. Huff.
New Orleans Syrup and New
Orleans Molasses, cheap as Sorghum,
at Smart 4 Co.'S.
Mr.. J. S. Burroughs left We'd
nesday on trip for the Spoke and
Handle Works, and will probably
be absent for couple of weeks.
Mr.. J. p. Bostick came over
from Cleveland last Saturday and
spent two or three days mixing
among his friends here.
Several fresh buckets of that fine
apple butter just received at D. L.
Browns.
Miss Julia Potter, a pleasant and
attractive young lady of Smithville
Is visiting her cousin, Miss L,eila
West on Chancery street.
Leave your orders for groceries
provisions, and country produce
with D. o. Jenkins. All goods dc
lverd free.
Col. John II. French spent {
few days of this week here, looking
after some business matters ant
mingling among his friends.
ALI persons indebted to j. b
Ritchey for Service of Jersey Bulls
Idaho and Princeton, aciW please sci
lie for same. 2w
Next Wednesday will be the an
niversary of Washington's birthday
and consequently National holiday
The banks will be closed.
More candies, better candies
fresher candies-well, the fact q
the business is, D. o. jenkins jus
rules the roost in the candy trade
Call around and see if he don't.
The following members hav
been appointed as delegates fror
the McMinnville Methodist Churc
to the District Conference: Messr,
Clay Faulkner, w. l.. Swami, J. "
Irwin and j. Z. Jones. Alternate.
Messrs. Victor Sanders and J. N
Burroughs.
-Messrs Carson & Doty have lease
from Mrs. Myers the rock quarry O
the river bluff near her residence, an
have built large lime kiln, which
filled and ready to burn as soon
there is demand for the lime.
H. d. Durley, COL, requests I
to announce the deaths of VIM. M
zie, in his 10th year, Ellis Northcu
in his 18th year, and a daughter
York Smart, all of which have o
cured near Smartt's Station with
the last week.
-Tullahoma Guardian Rev.
M. Mcconnell has been called
Austin, Texas, on account of the i
ness Of his mother, and left Tuesda
Mrs. T. M. Mcconnell and her s.
ter Miss. Jessie Wallace, left
Franklin Tuesday, where Mrs. N
COnnel will remain till her husband
return from Texas.