Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-09-07


cos just received by Smart & Co,
Give them a call when you need any
thing in this line.
-Messrs. l.. Covington and ]. w.
Phillips brought up load of LOO
pounds of bacon from Woodbury.
Thursday and sold to our merchants.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Baptist Church will give sociable at |
Mr.. A. H. Faulkner's next Friday
night, Sept. 18th. Everybody cor
daily invited.
Mr.. J. d. Andrews, business
manager of the Nashville Banner,
came up at noon today (Friday) on
business for that paper, and returned
on the afternoon train.
Mrs. A. H. Gross is regularly re-
ceiving new fall millinery. Her
stock is replete with all of the latest
styles, the prettiest and most fashion
able hats, trimmings, etc.
The Baptist Church people have
been filling in and leveling up the
yard around their new church this
week. The grounds and building
will all be complete and ready for the
HoI;aof;oD IN fho 1Sth
Married, in Westfield, Medina
Co. o., Aug 18th, at the residence of
the brides aunt, by Rev. F. F. Buck
ner, Miss Carrie Smith of McMinn-
vile, Tenn, to Mr.. O. A. Burgett, of
East Trumbull, Ohio.
Miss Ella Davis, who has been
on visit to her sister, Mrs. ]. H.
DeBard at Shelsford, for two or
three months, returned to her home
in Kentucky this week.
d. O. Jenkins received and OPEN
ed up q show case full of the best va
rieties of fancy candies this week also
a full stock of the best and purest
stick candies. If you want sOme-
thing extra nice in this line that is
the place to find it.
CONSUMERS Of groceries are re-
! quested to give us a call when in
need of anything in that line. Our
stock is always kept full with the
choicest and freshest goods. Leave
your orders and have goods delivered
to your homes. SMARTT & Co.
Shady Grove correspondence
Manchester Times: Mr.. Nunnelly of
Warren county was visiting relatives
here last week, and inspecting farm
ing land, with the view of purchas-
ing home here.
"A Mr.. Wade, of Franklin, KY,
arrived here Thursday with his
daughter, whom he placed in G. F.
College. Mr.. Wade is so much pleas
ed with the school and our town gen
orally that he is considering perma'
nent location here.
Carney Simmons, an old man o
VanBuren county, whose mind il
rather unbalanced, became quite
boisterous on our streets Thursday
and was arrested and placed in jai
forsafe keeping until his friends car
take charge of him.
The Secretary has issued 20
tickets for white pupils and so ticket
, for colored pupils in attendance. TIL
colored school has Ga pupils in al
tendance. The Superintendent re
ports good weeks work, with aver
age attendance of 203. McMinnvill
1 bids fair to become veritable city c
schools.
: Mr.. w. II. Ross left Saturda
D for New York to buy big fall stoc
y for j. G. NJ. Ross q Son. His goo
taste and long experience in tn
f markets will enable him to select tn
: most desirable goods to be founC
= and customers Of the house may col
fidently expect to find just the goot
/. to suit them when the new stoc
q comes in.
e Mr.. l. j. Thurman left Wedne
day for New York to select an
n purchase large fall stock Of Dir
" goods, notions, ETC., for the firm
st Thurman Bros d Co. His long e,
perience as travelling salesman for
- large dry goods house gave him
- thorough knowledge Of the traC
: and best markets, and he will sele
for his house the most desirab
goods, and the greatest variety
. every line. He will fill the thr,
" floors of their house to Overfowir
' with the most seasonablc good
N Look out for their weekly annOunC
mont in the Sr ANnNpD