Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-09-14

ing on Spring Street
-Sagar & Bass invite your atten-
ton to their large stock of Saddles,
Brides and Harness. Remember
they make speciality of superior
homemade Harness.
Mrs. John r. Read and Mr..
Chas. Read, of Chattanooga, were
here Sunday to attend the. funeral Of
Mrs. Hill. They returned to Chatta-
nooga Monday afternoon.
Mr.. F. NJ. Smith has been confin-
ed at his home with sickness for two
or three weeks, and his condition is
anything but hopeful. He is suffer-
ing with inflammation of the stomach.
Sam Bruster has shaken the dust
of the country from his shoes and
come to town to live. He has taken
a position in Stroud 4 Co.'S livery
stable, and pulls the bell cord on the
omnibus.
Mr.. j. r. Oliver of Daylight, has
received an appointment as store
keeper and gauger, and has been as
signed to duty in Sumner county, for
which place he will leave in a few
days.
Miss Lorribel Brown, of Bir-
mingham, who has been visiting the
family of her uncle, Mr.. j. i. Nc
Gehee, near Faulkner's Factory, for
several weeks, returned home last
Wednesday.
Mr.. B. III. Atkinson came down
from Monteagle Thursday, and
went out with a fishing party this
! (Friday) morning. We understand
he contemplates moving his family
back here this fall.
We call attention of nurserymen
and fruit growers to the advertise.
ment of Mr.. G. F. Broseke, of Man
chester, to be found in another col
umn. He offers a large lot of nur.
sery stock for sale.
-Messrs. j. f. Morford and w. c.
Womack left for Louisville and Gin.
cinnati last Tuesday to buy fall and
winter stocks for their respective
houses. They will be absent until
the first of next week.
Mr.. John (VanderbilD Smith
has secured a clerkship with Smart
& Co. He will always be found po'
lite and attentive to customers, anC
when not attending to their wants he
; keeps himself busy making thing,
look neat around the store.
Mead & Ritchey have received {
car of fresh Homestead Fertilizer. i
is the best wheat and corn grower
ever used in this country. 1t always
, gives satisfaction. 1t not only in
, creaseS the yield largely, but mature'
the wheat 10 to Is days earlier anC
prevents damage by rust. Try it.
Ed. Nunnelly's saloon on MaiI
Street was entered through one of TIT
rear windows last Saturday nigh
and robbed of several gallons o
, whisky, a )ot of tobacco and cigars
and little money which was left ii
the cash drawer.
The pumps have been placed il
f the corporation cisterns on Mail
+ Street this week. The Board has al
f so purchased very powerful puml
to be used in case of fire. 1t can b.
=, worked by six men, and by means o
hose water can be thrown from tn
g cisterns to the top of any of the ad
jacent buildings.
If you want to brighten up you
, furniture and make it look as good a
new get bottle of Sterling Furni
ture Polish from w. S. Lively & CO
1t gives a beautiful polish to an.
kind of furniture, whether finished
in oil or varnish. Try it and be con
WINGED.
Mr.. G. A. Reams, Representing
f. l, Horsman, dealer in toys AM
' christmas goods, and Agar, Hamli
& Co., stationery and blank books
New York is here with large line G
a samples from both houses. He vii
: remain here with his relatives 70
Z several days.
The large advertisement of ]. {
NJ. Ross d Son on first page will b
: found interesting reading to consum
ers,and an inspection of their mann
moth new fall and winter stock vii
delight all who wish to buy stylis
> clothing and furnishing goods. Civ
: them an early call.