Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-04-27

day morning Tor Nashville 10 Visit
relatives there two or three weeks.
The colored brass band gave a
rehearsal in the park Tuesday night.
They make some good music, and
deserve credit for their proficiency.
The lumber business continues to
flourish here, both for local demand
and shipping. Mr.. r. Oswell loaded
and shipped three cars this week.
"A new stock of handsome baby
carriages just received by w. S.
Lively O. Co. Prices low, call and
see them. ~
Several gentlemen from this place
went up to Onward, White county,
today (Friday) to attend an Odd
Fellows celebration.
Next Tuesday will be a national
holiday, consequently the banks will
not be open for business. Fix up
your paper on Monday.
DO you want choice canned
goods, fresh groceries and table
delicacies Then go to the cheap
cash store of d. o. jenkins.
Mrs. A. II. Gross will receive her
second stock of summer millinery
the first of next week. All the latest
fashions in hats and bonnets.
Capt. ]. W. Irwin returned home
Thursday from Nashville, where he
had been in attendance upon Federal
Court for some days.
Itch, Mango, and Scratches or
human or animals cured in 80 min
utes by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion
This never fails. Sold by Ritchey &
Bostick Druggists, McMinnville.
Hill, Womack & Co., have sole
out their livery business at Sparta
to Messrs. j. B. & Milton Hoover, 0
Viola, who will continue the bust
ness.
The lecture at the G. p. Church
on Odd Fellowship, by Mr.. Jno L
Nolen, of Nashville, was wei
attended, and all were very pleasant
ly entertained.
--Sagar & Bass report a fine trad
in the harness line this week. Thei
excellent homemade harness aCi
sell. No Eastern goods can compar
with them.
Mr.. Frank Colville, Cashier G
the Peoples Bank, was summone
to Nashville Tuesday as witnes
before the Federal Court and returne
home Thursday.
Arrangements have been con
cluded by which Messrs. Finney
Paschall will remain in charge of
F. College for the coming year, an
the majority Of the present facult
will be retained.
Mr.. r. Oswell, after spending
few days at his home in Nashvill,
has returned thoroughly recovere
from his recent illness, and is busil
engaged in buying and shippin
lumber.
Thirty thousand gallons of app
brandy! That is the quantity no.
stored in the special bonded war
house at this place. $3.50 per gallo
is the price offered by wholesale dea
ers, but the holders are not incline
to sell at this price, and are holdin
it for $500,
"A number of workmen are no
busy finishing the hall in Houchin
new Opera House, and it will
completed in a few weeks. M
Houchin has already received a.
plications from several compani
wanting to make dates for it.
The first of May is nearly her
and now what about Sunday Scho
pic MICS? Couldn't all the Sundf
Schools of McMinnville come toget
er and have a big union pic MI
An excursion to Caney Fork Falls {
the railroad might be arranged.
-Presbytery closed its labors he
last Saturday night. 1t was a me
: pleasant and interesting sessic
throughout, and the delegates we
quite complimentary in their prai
: of McMinnville and the hospital
: treatment they received here. o
l people were treated to some fine 81
mons Sunday, both in the Presbytt
!. ian and Cumberland Presbyterij
2 churches, by visiting ministers.
0 Presbyterial communion service W
: held on Sunday afternoon. The d
J., egates all left for their homes
Monday.