Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-03-23
Town Topics
Local and Personal Briefs.
Yes, the dynamo has come!

The McMinnville market is now
quite flush-with turnip greens.
Everything in canned goods at
Smartt's. All choice fresh goods.
Miss Shelby Spurlock visited
Nashville a few days of this week.
"A full stock Of Pipes of various
kinds and prices just received at
d. l.. Browns.
Smoke "Matchless," the best
nickle cigar in the market. Smart |
& Co., sell them.
Nashville Presbytery will meet
with the Presbyterian church in this
place on Thursday, April 18th.
For choice oranges, lemons,
bananas, fruits and CONNECTIONS in
general, go to Smartt's.
Don't forget that the largest and
best assorted stock of candies in town
will be found at Smartt's.
ID. l.. Brown now has in stock
all the ingredients necessary for
preparing Kasey's Improved Soap.
Miss Lizzie Ross. who had been
visiting at Bowling Green and Leb.
anon for several months, returned
home last Tuesday.
Prof. w. +. Bell spent few days
of the last week here, and received
quite an avotion of welcome from his
old friends and pupils.
w. A. Johnson will sell at auc-
ton on Monday April LIST, number
of fine building lots on Sparta and
Park Street, on easy terms.
Mr.. Polk Smart, one of Chatta-
nooga's most prominent and success
full merchants, was visiting relatives
and friends in this county last week.
Smart d Co.'S stock is full up in
every department. Anything you
want from stick Of candy to bar
rel of sugar or bag of coffee.
The firm of Womack q Colville
has been dissolved, Mr.. Womack
having purchased Mr.. Colville's
interest, and will continue the
business.
The demand on our advertising
space this week has made it necessary
for us to issue small supplement,
which will be found folded in with
each paper.
The bill posters car for "Howe's
London Shows, Menageria and
Wild West" was here Thursday, and
billed the town for an exhibition here
on Monday, April 1st.
Mead & Ritchey will pay &c per
pound for Hens, Ducks and Turkeys,
and half price for BOOSTERS, every
Wednesday until further notice. Re-
member, every Wednesday.
Rev. F. l.. Leeper has found it
impossible to get off to Waverly, as
announced last Sunday, consequently
services will be held in the Presby-
terrain church tomorrow as usual.
-Housekeepers will find full
stock of fresh groceries and family
supplies of all kinds at Smart 4 Co.'S.
Leave your orders and have goods
delivered TO your homes without
extra charge.
Collier Il Arledge are daily re-
ceiving and opening large stock of
spring dry goods, notions, clothing,
boots, shoes, hats, etc., and invite the
public in general to call early and
Inspect some.
Our space is somewhat crowded
with advertisements this week. Our
readers will find the advertisements
very interesting, however, and such
condition of things is particularly
enjoyable to the publisher.
Cards have been issued for the
marriage of Mr.. John G. Marbury to
Miss Eula Carson, at the home of the
bride, Riverside, Ala, March 18th.
Johns many friends here wish him
much joy in the new relation.
The agany is over-the dynamo
has come. 1t arrived Thursday
morning, and we presume we will be
safe in saying now that the electric
light will be Illuminating the town
before another issue of the STAN
DARD.
Dame Nature don't seem to be
in any rush about putting out her
robes of tender green. Although we
have had much pretty weather, veg
citation is rather backward. A few
peach blossoms have made their APP
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