Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-10-19
See the new lap robes and buggy
whips at w. S. Muddux's.


styles in dress goods call on Mrs. /
r. A. Bridges.
Andrew Hammons, of Thaxton,
raised gourd on his place > feet ,
inches in circumference and weighing
65 lbs.
The Gel Merito" cigar is still the
leader. Call for the Gel Merito," at
d. L.. Browns, and enjoy good
smoke.
Mrs. E. j. Griswold returned
home Thursday from a visit to her
daughter, Mrs, Christian, at Kansas
City, Mo.
Miss Josie Faulkner, who has
been visiting relatives in this county
for several months left here last Sat
urday for her home in California.
w. S. Maddux has just received
a large stock of buggy whips, of
every grade from the cheapest to
the finest.
Houston Durley and Frank Nor
ford, (coD, will lecture to the Sunday
School at Pleasant Hill the 4th Sun
day in Oct. Subject: "Found at
Duty"
The large stock of saddles and
harness to be seen at Sagar & Bass
will be found very pleasing to the
eye, and the low prices more pleasing
still to the purse.
There will be preaching at Beth
lehem Church on Charles Creek, Goth
and 9th of Oct. by Elder F. w.
Dove, of Jonesborough, East Tennes-
see, German Baptist.
Mr.. S. II. O'Neal has been in
Fayetteville all this week, officiating
as special encouragement for Mr..
Whitson. The latter also went to
Fayetteville Thursday.
Mr.. G. A. Reams returned from
West Tennessee last Tuesday, having
finished his fall trip, and will spend
several weeks here resting up and
recuperating his health.
Mrs. Blackmore and Mrs.
Wilkerson left for Florence, Ala,
this morning, where Messrs Wilker'
son and Blackmore have engaged in
the mercantile business.
AS usual d. O. Jenkins has full
show case of the best and freshest
fancy candies to be found in town
together with a large stock of the
best quality of stick candy.
DR.. Stainback received Il letter
from Mrs. Crenshaw, at Tracy City
this (Friday) morning, stating tina
the death of her mother, Mrs. Mar
bury, was momentarily expected.
d. l.. Brown has the largest stocl
of cartridges, loaded shells, and anu
milton of all kinds in town. If yol
are going on a hunt it will be to you
interest to call on him. Shells loaded
No manufacturing company il
the South has ever made so liberia
an offer to consumers in order to hav
the quality of their goods tested a
the Standard Soap Co.
Capt. j. w. Irwin Of this place
was elected by the Methodist Con
), ference at Murfresboro as one of tn
:. lay delegates to the General Cor
ference which meets at st. Loui
b next May.
y -Tullahoma GuardiOn: Mr.. an
Mrs. Milton Gwynn, of Viola, wer
A here the past week visiting tn
| family Of her father, Mr.. B. Woo
and her sister, Mrs. a. Powers, VIII
= will soon leave for Texas.
;. Mr.. John B. Robinson, a prom
nent and wealthy young lawyer ,
# Memphis, who spent summer hel
Il some years ago, died suddenly
Ashville, n. c., one day last week.
The members of the Prohibitio
:, Club will meet in the Odd Fellow
i old hall on Saturday night the Goth
O'Clock. All members are reques
l. ed to be present. By order of Il
Is Chairman. VICTOR SANDERS, Sec.
" Mr.. c, ID. Thompson, speci
agent and adjuster of the LiverpOC
y London d Globe Insurance Compan
II was here Thursday and settled up Il
re loss on Bonner d Merriman's branC
warehouse. which burned on the 9
3. inst.