Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-02-23

The spoke and handle factory /
has been closed down for a couple of
weeks undergoing general repairs of
machinery. 1t will start up again
Monday.
The children of the Presbyterian
Sunday school will have a social
gathering at the residence ofthe pas
tor, Mr.. Leeper, tonight (Friday),
provided 1t does not rain them out
again.
Charlie Black made flying visit
home Monday on his way to Flor
ence, Alabama, where he expects to
engage in business. Charley is an
enterprising young man, and we wish
him much success.
&C. II. Thurman will leave Satur-
day morning for the eastern markets
in the interest of Thurman Bros. &
Co. Any special orders placed with
him will receive strict personal at
tention.
Thurman Bros. & Co., will re-
ceive an early spring bill of shoes the
last of this week. Ike Thurman now
has the management of the shoe de-
partment, and is giving it his entire
attention.
While Messrs. Lon Safely and p.
A. Hoodenpyl were coming to town
last Monday morning their buggy
was overturned and they were thrown
out. The accident resulted in bro
ken arm for Mr.. Safely. M s#l
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry and
Silver-pIated 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. WIN. III. MEADOWS.
-Workmen are now engaged in
making some extensive improve
ments in the store room occupied by
Thurman Bros & Co. Their store will
present an entirely different appear
ance when the work is finished.
Miss Fannie Gross left Thursday
morning for Louisville, where she
will remain for several weeks taking
Instructions in millinery work under
one of the best trimmers in that city,
and return in time to give her moth.
er's customers the benefit of the eX.
perience in trimming spring hats.
-Sagar & Bass want to keep it be
fore the people that they carry ir
stock at all times full line of sad
dies, brides, harness, collars, etc.
both in homemade and eastern work
They have choice selection of every
thing in horse goods.
We direct attention Of all inter
ested in Jersey cows to the advertise
ment of E. w. Smartt, of Viola, OF
another page. Mr.. Smart has beer
quite successful in breeding ant
laising Jerseys, and offers some fin
heifers for sale.
1 a
| See advertisement on anothe
page of Ludden & Bates Southern
Music House, Savannah, Ga. Thi
house carries the largest stock Of mu
sic and musical merchandise to b
found in the South, and if you nee
anything in their line it will pay yo
to correspond with them.
In the Receivers Notice" pub
lished by Mr.. j. G. Biles last week
the limit of time for receiving
sealed bids on the stock of A. NJ. s.
John was placed at March 18th by
; typographical error. 1t should hav
been March 1st. See advertisement
elsewhere in this issue in correcte
form.
Mr.. w. r. Murray,who had bee
on ten days trip to Kansas Cit
and other places in the West ,returne
: home Monday. He thinks Kanss
City is the liveliest place he has ev'
found. His mother and sister ais
returned Tuesday from Memphi
where they had been spending seve
al months, and are now boarding
0 the Warren House.
.--Of course every reader will ST
. the neat display advertisement (
w. H. Fleming on our 5th page. I
Y has come to stay for the year, so tn
o at all times and seasons our reade
It can see by a glance at the STANDAF
n where to buy drugs, medicine
It paints, oils, wall paper, etc. Ket
your eye on this advertisemeI