Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-10-26
Go to Smartt's for fine Cigars.
"A beautiful line of new lap rol

"A DN0llNlidl INV VI liNh lUH iOpN .
Just received by w. S. MadduX.
For the best and cheapest Teas,
Coffees and Sugars 90 to Smart & Cos.
-Saur Kraut and Pickles at .
Smartt's, the leading family grocers.
Why don't you buy new buggy |
whip. w. S. Maddux has a large new
stock very cheap. N..."
Mrs. Mary Munford returned
home Wednesday, after months
trip to New York and Niagara Falls.
Miss Tim Northcut, of Altamont,
a former student of C. f. College, is
here visiting the family of Col. j. II.
Hughes.
Miss Sallie Brown, an interest
ing young lady of Woodbury., is here
visiting Miss Halle MorfOrd for
few days.
w. S. Maddux is making up a
large stock of saddle bags. Both
material and workmanship warrant
ed the best.
Mr.. w. IL. Ross visited Nash
vile this week, and came home
Thursday smiling like something
pleased him very much on the trip.
The Maddux House is getting a
good run of custom, and is steadily
growing in popularity. Travellers
can always get good meals and COM
Portable rooms there.
Jim Bostick owns up that he
was the worse scared man in town
during the fire last Friday night.
He thought it was his house the
flames were licking up.
If it pays to advertise one week
in the year, it pays better to adver-
tise every one of the 50 weeks. Keep
ing everlastingly at it brings success.
Try it in the STANDARD.
For a clean, nice, well-selected
stock of groceries to buy from go to
Smart & Co.'S. They keep their stock
full of the best goods, always neatly
arranged, and deliver free.
We will receive a large shipment
of pure and fresh plain and fancy
candies the first of next week. Call
on us if you want the best goods in
this line. S. T. WEST q Co.
Capt. j. w. Irwin has moved tC
the Warren House with his family
and expects to board there until he
can build a residence on his lot, cor.
ner of Smithville and Locust Streets
Mrs. Caddie Roberts and hel
children returned to their home in
Bedford county Tuesday, after 6
) visit of several weeks to her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Britain at this
place.
Our Irving College correspondent
l this week announces the marriage o.
: our old friend Geo. w. Parks, which
took place last Tuesday evening
a We wish George and his bride {
g large measure of life's joys.
r Mr.. J. c. Biles left Thursday
morning for Cleveland to attend tn,
# Synod of Tennessee, c. p. Church
e He will attend the re-intermen
n ceremonies of Gen. Walker ant
Lieut.. Hackett at Chattanooga mex
o week.
8 Will you buy soap without a col
l. pom when you can get for the sam
money bar of soap just as good o
r better with coupon that will be re
}. deemed by the best merchants c
e every class in your county? Certain
ly not. Then ask your merchant fC
? the STANDARD soap, which really cost
l. The fire pump was brought OF
l. to the fire at Mr.. Faulkner's las
Friday night, but from some caus
70 would not work. To make it {
~ much service it will have to b
N mounted on a larger truck, with
reel for the hose, and then thel
should be a regular organized CON
IL pany to handle it. Let the youn
a. men organize a fire company an
y practice with it once or twice
month.
" w. b. Burch and Miss Matt
a Cantrell, both of Dekalb Count.
IT. were married in the park pavilliC
at twelve o'clock Thursday, byEl d
TX O. NJ. Thurman. 1t was not run
ay way match, we are informed, b
TT. this place was just selected for Il
u romance of the thing. A lar
crowd gathered in the park to W
a ness the ceremony. The gala
er groom and his smiling bride start
". on their return to DeKalb cOun