Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-11-02

opChI luoO OuhNe'J HSlN WIN no 1
who is in school at c.. f.
College.
Largest stock, greatest variety,
and choicest goods in-What? Can
dies, of course, are to be found at ID.
O. Jenkins. .... ......
Mr.. r. p. Baker, editor of the
Sparta EXpositor, was in McMinn-
vile on business last Monday morn
ing, and made us a pleasant call,
Mrs. d. F. Wallace went to
South Pittsburg last Saturday, where
she will visit her daughter, Mrs.
F. p. Clute, for two or three weeks.
Alfred Ritchey returned home
from Knoxville sick last Monday,
and will go back to take up his
studies again as soon as his health
will permit
"A three year old child of Diana
Scott, COL, died at Smart on the 18th
inst, from the effects of burns re-
ceived while playing with lamp
several days previous.
-Sagar & Bass are still in the fight |
with everything in the saddle and
harness line. Try set of their SUI
perior homemade harness and you
will never buy any other.
Coming! Be here this week
The largest stock ever known of
Dress Goods, Notions, Boots and
Shoes at W. C. & B. f. Womack's.
Come early and get the pick.
"A new street is being opened
from Spring to Sparta Streets, just
South of Mr.. Jesse Walling's resi-
dence. This will open up a number
of very desirable building lots.
Mrs. w. r. Kelton and four chill
dren, of McDade, Texas, are on WIS.,
it to the family of her brother-in.law,
Mr.. A. 7. Cope, at Vervilla, after a
residence of ten or twelve years in
the Lone Star State.
Cards are out announcing the
wedding of Mr.. l.. ID. Hickerson, Jr.,
of TullahOma, and Miss Laura RAM
sey, of this place, at the G. p. Church
at 7 o'clock Wednesday evening Nov.
9th.
We call special attention of the
ladies to new stock of dress goods
just received, which we are offering
at very low figures. Come and see
them. COLLIER d ARLEDGE.
John w. Turner, who clerked
for DR.. w. II. Fleming at this place
several years ago, sailed from San
Francisco recently, with his wife, on
drumming trip around the world
for patent medicine house.
The Farmers Alliance has
rented the room in the second story
t of the Courthouse formerly occupied
by the New Era printing Office, and
t are fitting it up in good shape for
holding their meetings.
Mr.. C. C. Murphy has commence
L? ed work on building near the
o town spring at the foot of Spring
Street, for steam laundry. We
wish the new enterprise abundant
success.
-Mcssrs. j. B. Ritchey, ThOs
: Black, G. r. Morford and w. C
Womack went to Chattanooga
Wednesday to attend the RENTER
ment of Gen. Wright and Lieut.
. Hackett.
DR.. Pierce of Buffalo, n. Y
Y spends million dollars a year in ad
e vertising. A judicious use of printer
ink brings success, and ''judiciou
o. use" means to keep everlastingly a
e it.
The little frame room in the rea
&c of the building occupied by Smart
& Co., North side of the Square ha
been torn away, and the small built
GO ing used so long for the pOstoffice ha
-, been turned around and moved up t
= form back room to Smart q Co
house. The change makes quite a
u, improvement to Smartt's stand.
The lecture to be delivered {
no c. F. College tonight (Friday) b
90 Rev. C. d. Bushnell, of Chattanooga
on Alaska, has received many flatte
ing notices from the press wherevC
~ it has been delivered, from the reaC
Nv ing of which we are led to belieN
that there is rich intellectual ire;
he in store for all who may hear hin
A. and we hope the chapel may be file
to its utmost capacity.