Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-06-15
Town Topics
Local and Personal Briefs,
Rather moist this week.

For canned goods OF all KINDS go
to d. O. Jenkins.
Mr.. Il. d. Biles spent Saturday
and Sunday at Readyville.
Miss Ida Murphy spent a few
days Of this week at Doyle.
Mr.. Chas. S. Wilson, of Coffee
county, was here last Monday.
New dwelling house on Sparta
Street to rent. w. A. JOHNSON.
Fresh stocks of family groceries
OF all kinds just opened at d. 0. Jen-
kins'.
Prof. j. w. Farris and wife have
been at the Warren House for sever
al days.
-Canvassed hams, breakfast bacon,
and genuine leaf lard at d. O. Jen-
kins'.
Mr.. Bale p. Cantrell left Mon
day on a trip for the Tennessee Wool
EN- Mills.
Remember the Y. NJ. G. a. meet
ing at the Methodist church on Sun
day night, June 23d.
The freshest candies, greatest
variety and best quality, will be
"a n n TnOIy;ne1
w. S. Lively & Co., are making
large additions to their general stock
of furniture every week.
Miss Ella Biles, of Readyville,
is spending week visiting relatives
and friends IN this county.
The first service in the new Bap.
fist Church will be held on Sunday
June Both, by DR.. j. d. Phillips.
MIR. J. S. Burroughs returned
home Tuesday from a ten days trip
for the Spoke and Handle Factory.
Mr.. Wilkerson and wife of Nash.
vile are on visit to the parents OF
Mrs. w. Col. and Mrs. j. II. Hughes
Mrs. A. NJ. GrOwden arrived
from Franklin Tuesday on a visit tC
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Walling
Miss Jennie Waters arrived from
Lebanon last Saturday, and viii
spend several weeks visiting friends
here.
-Messrs. J. f. Morford and Johr
Beech caught fine string of fish las
Monday, Notwithstanding the heavy
rain.
Mr.. ID. W. Bell of Nashville
general agent for the Singer Sewing
Machine Co., was here one day thi
week
Mr.. Victor Sanders left Tuesday
morning on two weeks tour in tn,
interest of the Mountain City WOoler
Mills.
"A big stock of lap robes and bug
gv busters of all kinds will be fOunC
at Sugar & Bass. They have the Gel
ebrated ga buster.
Mr.. Geo. w. Hoodenpyl having
declined to serve on the Board o
Health, Mr.. A. H. Faulkner ha
been elected in his stead.
Mrs. Eastwood and Mrs. Seibold
who were visiting Mr.. Ed. Nunnelly'
family, left for their home at For
Wayne, Ind, last Monday.
MIR. r. H. Mason and Maste
Tom went to Estill Springs las
Saturday to visit relatives, an,
returned home Thursday.
Mr.. w. H. Stoughton, a decora
tive paper hanger of Cincinnati,
here putting up some work for Mrs
Mary Munford and other parties.
-McMinnville has number {
ardent piscatOrialists, and the feve
is increasing. We have lots of goo
fishing water, and the sport is fair.
We had quite severe wind an
rain storm last Monday afternoon
and a number of fruit and shade tree
around town were blown down.
Miss Minnie Carter, who hs
been employed as dressmaker in Mr.
Bridges millinery establishment, II
turned to her home at Lebanon La
Tuesday.
The demand for the superior ha
ness manufactured by Sugar & Bal
has so increased as to require ii
employment of another wOrkma
this week.
If you are looking for somethin
new we can tell you where to find i
d. O. Jenkins has a show case full
new candies, and the many varieti
are very tempting.
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