Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-10-05
A ) per cent coupon is give

WllH every Ddr vi oldnudIu SOdp'
Don't use common soap, but al
ways call for the Standard, which is
pure and unadulterated.
We have a lot of Black and Col
ored Velvet Ribbons to close out
cheap. j. c. NJ. Ross & Son.
Prof. Leonard Dougherty of Lou
isville, is conducting the singing eX-
ercises at the Christian Church during
its series of meetings.
"A fresh stock of W. L. Douglas
Shoes in all styles and prices came
in yesterday. Call and see them.
j. C. NJ. Ross & Son.
The Baptist Mite Society will
meet at the residence of Mr.. r. Pat
terson, tonight (Friday.) Everybody
invited.
Miss Blanche Lewis has been quite
sick for the last week, and we regret
to learn is reported no better this
morning.
Frank Smart, col, son of Mack
Smartt, died Thursday, Sept. 26th and
was buried near Leeds. He was 20
years of age.
Mrs. Stainback and little George
left Tuesday last for Oxford, Miss,
where they will remain for several
weeks with relatives.
Mrs. Caddie Roberts and her
children, of Bedford county, are here
on a visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. G. Britain.
Mr.. f. NJ. Smith, who has been
seriously i'll for several weeks, has so
far recovered as to be able to get down
| on the streets in his buggy Thursday
The baptising by immersion OF
the Finger Chapel candidates did not
occur last Sunday as announced
They were baptised at the church by
pouring.
Prof. l. n. Jones of Manchester
came up Saturday and returned Mon
day, the purpose of his visit being tC
attend the meetings at the Christian
Church.
Mrs. |. n. Jones and daughter
Miss Mamie, of Manchester, are Wis
iting friends here this week, and at
tending the series of meetings at TIT
Christian Church.
Tomorrow will be Mr.. Curry
last Sabbath of the present conferenc,
year, and he will leave Monday O
Tuesday for Murfreesboro to attenC
Conference.
Mr.. Cyrus McClarty, who ha
been absent for two or three month
representing New York hat house
returned home Thursday, and viii
remain here with his family for
week or ten days.
Mr.. j. p. Bostick and wife re
, turned home Thursday night from
, visit of ten days or more to Nashvill
and other places. They made tn
trip in buggy.
| Cards are out for the marriage {
Mr.. Bailey p. Cantrell and Mis-
Bessie Jennings at Elm Stree
church, Nashville, Thursday evening
Oct. 10th, at s o'clock:
E No manufacturing company i
: the South has ever made so liberi
an offer to consumers in order to hay
the quality of their goods tested {
y the Standard Soap Co.
ALEXANDRIA, Oct, Mrs. Ha
tie Rutland, wife of II. G. Rutlan,
i died suddenly Friday afternoon
. heart disease. She leaves an infal
only seven days old. She was
It most estimable woman.
y Mr.. r. B. Higgins left on Frids
of last week for Indiana to join h
Il children and take them to the hon
h of their grandmother, in Wisconsi
He will return to his home here in
Ie few weeks.
|r DR.. j. S. Harrison's horse viii
hitched at the Christian Church Ii
a Tuesday became frightened at som
0, thing, broke loose and ran awj
with the buggy. The buggy suffi
m ed considerable damage by conta
with a tree near the court house.
The citizens of McMinnvi
e, should hold a public meeting a
Id take some action toward encourage
the proposed new railroad frC
. Evansville to Chattanooga. Tht
~ is strong probability OF the re
"' being built, and its natural rol
would be through McMinnville,