Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-02-16

street cleaned up, preparatory to re-
building, we understand.
Mrs. Louisa Cox returned last
Tuesday, and expects to occupy her
old home, on the corner of Main and
Chancery streets. She is boarding at
Mr.. E. B. Gilbert's for the present.
Examine our specialities in Hats.
A Hat for $3.50 that will wear equal
to any $500 Hat. You should exam
inc them before purchasing.
. j. G.. M. Ross & Son.
DIR. Chas. Mitchell, city health
officer at Nashville, was here a few
days of last week, attending his faith
er, j. w. Mitchell, who has been
quite sick for the last three weeks,
but is now slowly improving.
The attention of all our readers
is directed to the advertisement of
A. H. Gross to be found in another
column. His store is filled with piles
of new goods, and presents the APP
pearance of regular "spring open
ing"
We have just received a new case
of Hamilton & Browns Ladies' $3.50
Shoes, the best in the world for the
price. They are as good as anybody's
$3.50 shoe. Call and examine them.
j. c. NJ. Ross & Son.
Cooking Clubs are quite the rage
now in many Tennessee towns and
cities. McMinnville never had one;
don't need it; all the girls know how
to cook now. That is the reason so
many widowers drift this way.
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry and
Silver-plated Ware at cost Sufficient
to meet my liza ilities). All persons
indebted to me are requested to come
and settle up Immediately. l must
have money. WM. H. MEADOWS.
Judge NJ. D. Smallman has been
elected Grand Junior Warden of the
Grand Lodge of Tennessee, +. & A.
NJ, and was installed by special
deputy 7. c. Lind, at the meeting of
Warren Lodge held on last Saturday
night.
The corporation ought to buy
two or three more squares, put nice
fences around them, and beautify
them with grass, shade trees, ant
summer houses. Parks are always
good things for towns to have, ant
are nice places for town folks to raise
hogs in.
k-Nessrs. w. S. Lively d Co., ,hav,
made an addition of 81 feet to tn,
rear end of their store house on Mail
street, and thrown the former room
all into one. This gives them room
to display their large stock of fltrni
ture, coffins, caskets, ETC., to mucl
better advantage.
-Demorests Magazine for Marc
tells how the Gothamites worship, il
a finely illustrated article, "Religiou
New York" 1t has just adde
another new feature, corner for tn
little ones. Remember we club
S with the STANDARD at $3.50 for botf
:, Wide Awake's table of content
for February embraces number {
very interesting articles for both ol
. and young. Wide Awake is not e.
celled by any other Juvenile publici
ton in the country, either in its typ,
: graphy or contents. d. Lothrop CO
= Boston, $40 year.
Il Miss Lille Haggard was marie
# to Mr.. G. G. Carter, of White count
o at the residence of her parents in tn
place, at : o'clock Thursday mOrnin
The couple left on the 1880 train fC
the home of the groom near Spart
u The STANDARD wish es them a felit
tous life journey.
}. 1t is an indisputable fact tn
women talk less in this month tn;
|, any other month in the year. Son
ii good friend will please tell us why
70 is. This is a historical fact, and '
or only ask for information.-Spal
State and Farm.
We don't know, unless it is tn
e. they have two days less time
1h which to do the talking.
90 1t is only a few days until
~ start East to purchase a new Spri
. stock of goods, and those indebted
us will find it to their interest to S
N' tie their accounts with us, so Il
ne we can pay for what we buy.
have placed a good many of our
nj accounts in the hands of officers a
ur 4bis is tbn lost COLL fbot yrp will ma