Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-10-12

hand, which they are selling very
cheap.
The faculty and boarding pupils
of @. +. College are on their annual
excursion to Ben Lomond mountain
today (Friday,) 81
Mrs. Shurman Drury and daugh-
ter, who have been visiting friends
in the North for several, weeks, re-
turned home Thursday AN\lQ !
Our $l,O0 Brogans are selling fast.
They are as good as you can buy
elsewhere at $l.25. ....... ....
JIG. NJ. Ross d Son.
-Gravely & Miller's 8 inch Blue
Tag, Gravely's Extra, Drummond's
Natural Leaf, Navy, and all kinds of
Tobacco at Smart & Co.'S.
Examine our Woman's $3.50
Shoe-Warranted. 1t is the best
revery-dny'' shoe inthe market.
]. c. M. Ross & Son.
"A. II. Gross has just received his
second stock of shoes for fall and
winter wear, which he is offering
cheaper than ever before.
-Leftwich & Marbury have just
burned a fresh kiln of lime, which
can be had either at the quarry on
the Creamery bluff, or at the store of
j. ID. Tate.
j. G. M. Ross & Son will receive
a big lot of Mems, Boys and Chill
drens' Boots next week, direct from
Boston. Call and get prices. They
are cheap.
Rev. j. T. Curry went to Muir
freesbOro Tuesday to attend the an
nual conference. There will be no
preaching at the Methodist Church
Sunday. "a
Thurman Bros & Co. have just
received very fine sewing machine,
that is being admired by all who see
it. 1t is made of birdseye maple.
Call and see it.
No manufacturing company in
the South has ever made so liberal
an offer to consumers in order to have
the quality of their goods tested as
the Standard Soap Co.
The cold wave reached here in
fine style Sunday, and we had
big frost the following three morn.
ings, with light formations of ice
Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Wiley B. Anderson and fam
lily, who have been visiting here anG
in White county for several months
left Wednesday on their return tC
Lancaster, Texas.
Don't forget about your adver
tisement. Keeping everlastingly at i
brings success. Keep your name anC
business before the people ever!
week in the STANDARD.
Mr.. w. G.. Womack has purchas
ed a new family horse with fine stay
ing qualities-he stayed in the mid
die of the river with some of the fam
lily an hour or two the other day.
Saddles of all styles and all price
can be found at Sugar & Bass, togeth
err with large stock of brides, col
lars, whips, blannets, and horse an,
mule jewelry in general.
+ Our Mems and Boys Boots wer
bought at headquarters, that mean
direct from the manufacturers, ant
, we are prepared to quote very loN
prices in same.
j. c. NJ. Ross & Son.
Rev. S. NJ. Parks closed his cor
ference year at Mt. Zion, in the st
district, with very successful NEE
ing last week, receiving during tn
week about a dozen additions to tn
church.
Mrs. Livingston has just receive
new stocks of Dress Goods, Ladie
Underwear and Furnishing Good,
Dress Trimmings, Corsets, Glove
i Neckwear, and notions in genera
She invites an early cali from a
5, purchasers of these articles.
It Mr.. J. T. Potts has purchase
from Stroud Il Co., the two stol
e brick building on Main Street occI
IL pied by r. A. Thatch as a grocer
store and Louis Stroud as a barb,
d shop. We hope he may conclude
n replace the old building with han
some new structure before long.
le Mr.. Brown Spurlock, of NashvilI
in who has been suffering very mut
ID with erysipelas of late, had his rig
" arm amputated some ten days az
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