Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-07-13
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Local and Personal Briefs.

ID. o. Jenkins.
The finest soda water and milk
shakes can always be had at Smartt's.
Try Hecker's partly cooked Dat
Meal. Sold by d. O. Jenkins.
Ice Cream every day at Smart d
Co.'S. Families supplied in any guam
tity desired at reasonable rates.
Our Viola correspondent will
please only write on one side of the
paper.
"A choice line of cigars and chew
ing Tobaccos will be found at d. o.
Jenkins.
Mr.. d. B. Carson is out again af-
ter being confined to his home with
sickness for several days.
Mrs. Sarah Campbell, of Nash
vile, spent a few days Of the last
week visiting friends here.
Miss Estella Fisher, of Nashville,
is visiting her cousin, Miss Fannie
Fisher, near this place.
The weather of this week has
been the warmest we have had so far
this summer.
-Doty & Fits are burning fresh
kiln of lime this week. They intend
to keep plenty on hand all the time.
Go to Smart & Co.'S for fresh can
dies. They have just opened large,
new stock of the best and freshest va
rieties.
Mrs. Kittie Robertson, Of Nash
vile, is visiting here a few days, and
is the guest of Mrs. Button Penneba-
ker.
Mr.. 10. w. Fisher, of Nashville,
visited his brother, Mr.. F. T. Fisher,
near this place, several days Of last
week.
Mrs. Hattie Coleman, of Nash
vile, is here to visit relatives for a
few weeks, and is the guest of Mrs.
w. V. Whitson.
DR.. j. d. Barbee, of Nashville,
vile, will preach at the Methodist
Church in this place Sunday morn
ing at 1890 o'clock.
"A very select line of Tobacco and
Cigars will be found at Smart & Co.'S.
Try them when you want something
choice in this line.
Miss Maggie Wallace, who has
been engaged in teaching at South
Pittsburg for several months, return
ed home on Friday of last week.
Miss Matte Jetton, of Murfrees-
boro, neice of Mr.. R. H. Mason,
arrived Thursday, and will spend
several weeks at the Warren House,
The regular quarterly commu.
Mon service will be held at the G. P
Church tomorrow morning. All
members are urged to be in attend.
ance.
-Messrs. John Biles and Jas. Moi
fit left last Monday morning for st
Louis and other markets to purchase
their new stock Of hardware and gro.
ceries.
Rev. F. l.. Leeper spent portion
! of this week visiting some congre
cations he used to serve in the evan
: gelistic work. He returned home
Thursday.
The usual services will be held a
: the Presbyterian church tomorrow
morning. Owing to the union nigh
! services the Sunday afternoon serv
+ ices will discontinued for the present
e Candies of every choice variety
r all colors, shapes and flavors at D. o
q Jenkins. And remember you viii
j. always get the best and freshest arti
l. Gle in the market there.
e Mrs. Savage, who has been dan
J. gerously sick for several weeks, i
ID somewhat improved, and able to 81
y up portion of the day. Col. Savag
IS spends the greater part of his tim
. out there attending upon her.
10 Rev. J. r. Curry will deliver
2 lecture under the auspices of the W
c. G. r. T., in the lecture room of tn
q G. P. Church, on Friday night Jul.
IS 10Th, subject, "WOman in Temper
% ance." Everybody cordially invites
a to attend.
y; ~ Work was commenced this weel
: on the first of several cisterns whic
the corporate authorities will hav
dug along Main Street to furnish wa
/. ter for fire protection. The first on
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