Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-01-05
Town Topics
Local and Personal Briefs.

Several new nonresident notices
will be found in this issue.
Odds in clothing and hats to be
sold cheap at Thurman & Sons
For the best cigars and tobaccos
at all times 60 to Smart & Co.'S.
--Morford & Biles are anxious to
see all their friends who are indebted
to them at once.
Mr.. j. C. Partin returned home
Thursday morning from two weeks
trip through Georgia.
Mr.. C. M. Morford spent last Sun
day visiting friends in Fayetteville,
returning home Monday.
The County Court Clerk of War
rem County issued $40 marriage Ii
censes during the year 1888.
The sacrament of the Lords sup
per will be administered at the Pres
byterisn church Sunday morning.
Mr.. F. p. Clute and wife, of
South Pittsburg, visited Mrs. Cs
family here during the last week.
We have just received new line
of prints, dress goods, notions, etc.
Call and see them.
o. M. THURMAN d Sons.
Miss Josephine Pearson, of Irv.
ing College, has been visiting among
her numerous friends in town during
the last week.
We extend thanks to those who
came forward and paid their accounts
on the coming in of the new year.
0. NJ. THURMAN d Sons.
Mr.. b. It. McCulloch, of Farmers
Branch, Texas, has been on a visit to
relatives in this county during the
last week or two.
--Messrs. +. X. and j. r. West, of
Viola, made pleasant call on the
STANDARD Thursday, and both left
orders for job work.
Miss Leila Mcclure, of Lewis
burg, Tenn, and one of last years
graduates of G. +. College, is on a
visit to her sister at the College.
Mr.. Sidney Conkwright, who is
attending school at the Vanderbilt,
Nashville, visited his father and sis
ter here during Christmas week.
We have had some lovely wealth
or this week. Frosty mornings and
bright, pleasant days. This item
was not intended for local readers.
We can give our citizens a first
rate motto, here it is: "EaIly to bed
and early to rise, talk for your town
and advertise. "-Tullahoma Guardi-
an.
Mr.. VIM. Steakly, Jr., who has
been engaged in business in Texas fol
several months, is back on a visit
to friends and relatives here this
week.
The Christmas tree at Allisonia
by the colored people was quite q
success in every particular. The val
ne of presents on the Tree was esti
mated at $500.
The Warren House suit which
has been pending in the courts fol
several years, was decided by the
Supreme court last Monday in favel
of the stockholders.
Col. John II. Savage went t
Nashville last Saturday, to attent
Supreme court this week, and be or
hand at the assembling of the Legis
lature next Monday,
Smart & Co., will keep theil
stock of family groceries full ant
fresh at all times. They are determ
ined to meet every want of thci
customers in this line.
Any kind of fruits, vegetable
or meats which can be preserved il
tin will be found at Smart Il Cos
they carry a complete assortment O
canned goods at all times.
Mr.. VIM. BilcS left Monday al
ternOon for Selma, Ala, with ca
load of stock, and will remain ther
through the balance of the Winte
aud portion Of the spring,
Mr.. W. y kei, one of Morri
son S new merchants, called ON Il
this week and gave his order for
line of printed stationery. All othc
o. cnterprising merchants in the countr
should do likewise.