Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-12-21
w. C. & B. T. WOMACK.


trade at the corner opposite the War
rem House since this new firm took
charge few months ago. The en-
larged and improved store room has
been kept full of new and seasonable
goods, in the line Of dry goods, cloth
ing, boots. shoes, hats, and notions,
by fresh arrivals almost every
week. The house is now keeping
abreast Of the times with everything
in these lines, and at the head of the
procession in low prices. Their
grocery room is also fully stocked
with the best and freshest goods in
the market.
r. A. THATCH,
In addition to full supply Of grocer
les and provisions, has a choice stock
of candies, raisins, and Their nice
things for Christmas.
d. O. JENKINS
Has his usual large stock of Christ
mas candies, fruits, nuts, etc. He
has built up large trade by carrying
fresh stocks Of the best goods to be
found in the markets, and his entire
stock this season in fancy and staple
groceries, CONNECTIONS, canned goods,
etc., will be found fully up to the
high standard he has established and
so well maintained.
SMARTT & CO.,
Carry general line of groceries, can
ned goods, provisions, CONNECTIONS, ci>
CARS, tobacco, etc. Their delivery wa
gon is kept busy from early morning
till frequently after dark delivering
goods to their numerous customers
in all parts of town. They have made
special provision for the holiday
trade by large additions to their stock
in every line, particularly in candies
and CONNECTIONS of all kinds, fruits,
nuts, etc. They also have large
stock of toys, dolls, china cups, sau-
GERS, mugs and vases, wagons, tricy-
Giles, and many other nice presents
for the little folks.
MORFORD & BILES,
This is the oldest mercantile firm in
McMinnville. They carry at all
times complete line of family gro
ceries, heavy and shelf hardware
cooking and heating stoves, cutlery
tools, agricultural implements, etc
They have put in a choice stock O
fresh groceries for the Christmas
trade, together with candies, nuts
raisins, figs, and other delicacies APP
propriate to the season.
d. l.. BROWN.
AS usual, the Warren House corne
is full up with big stock of fresl
candies and CONNECTIONS, fruits, nuts
etc., and an endless variety of toys
ornaments and novelties in genera
suitable for holiday gifts. Mr.. Brown
always manages to get hold ola mum
Der of rare articles for the holida,
trade which none of his competitor
have, and this season is no exception
to the rule. He wishes to call spec
ial attention to his big stock of boys
wagons, which he is Offering at lowe
prices than they have ever been soil
at here before.
II. NJ. STREET, BAKERY,
We are glad to note a steadily in
creasing business at this establish
l ment. The bakery is now turnin
out superior quality of bread an
cakes of all kinds, and if not prepal
ed to do your Christmas baking {
home, you can get splendid bleaC
e rolls, and cakes at the bakery yer
e cheap.
CANTRELL & FAULKNER'S
STOCK.
Hughes & Cantrell, Trustees
Cantrell & Faulkner, offer the entil
stock of merchandise, consisting
;, dry goods, groceries, notions and sui
u dries, at very low prices. The stoc
II must be closed out at once, and cas-
customers can get the best bargain
there to be found in the county.
d RITCHEY & BOSTICk
u Have large stock of very handson
. holiday goods, embracing dressir
u cases, manicure sets, shaving sets, ett
~ in plush and other materials, writil
> desks, OdOr stands, photo and aut
, graph albums, and many other ar
II Giles both useful and ornamental, al
\, N too numerous to mention. They ha'
II the largest stock of Bibles and G
% books ever shown here, and a stri
'e ingly handsome line of elegant Chris
n mas cards. We notice some We
Il unique and pretty novelties in t