Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-05-04


Using columns. They also request
an immediate settlement from all
parties indebted to them.
AS we will on or about the 10Th
of the month make change in our
business, we ask everybody that owe
us to come and settle by that time, as
our old books must be settled.
S. II. WEST & Co.
Mrs. A. H. Gross has been very |
busy this week opening up large |
stock of new summer millinery, and |
has the latest styles, with every inn
aginable kind of trimmings and orna-
ments. The ladies should give her
an early call.
Nathan Wheeler, a son of Mr..
A. d. Wheeler, of Vervilla, caught
from Hickory Creek last Saturday,
an eel over three feet in length, and
weighing six pounds. The little
fellow was quite proud of his trophy.
AS result of the favorable i'm
preston which our town and people
made upon members of the Nash
vile Presbytery which recently con-
vened here, several families will
probably be brought here to spend
the summer
Miss Rosa Lee Montgomery, for
several months chapel teacher in
@. f. College, will be married on
Thursday morning, May 9th, to Mr..
N. B. Hays, at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. j. G. Jones, corner of Spruce
and Monroe streets, Nashville.
The Warren House is now I'M
dergoing thorough course of reno
walton and "spring cleaning" pre-
paratory for summer guests. Mr..
Mason is already receiving inquiries
from people in the South, and the
House will in all probability have a
large patronage this summer.
The wife and children of Mr.. r..
Oswell arrived from Nashville Thurs
day. Mr.. Oswell has purchased the
place over the river formerly owned
by Mr.. Geo. Steakley, and will locate
0 there with his family. We are al
n ways glad to get such enterprising
men in our midst. ITO
q -Messrs. M. N. Thompson and c.
u G. T. Myers will leave Monday on a
D trip through Sequachie Valley and
upper Cumberland counties to intro
e duce Kasey's Improvement Of Soap,
!, This Improvement continues to grow
d in popularity, and everybody praises
it after thorough trial.
y Farmers and consumers of gro.
/, ceries are directed to the advertise
Il ment of Morford & Biles to be found
on another page. They carry a large
l. stock Of agricultural implements and
q general hardware, together with
o everything needed in the grocery
line, and invite call from every
q body in need Of these goods.
o We call attention to the profes
!. sional card Of DR.. M. Anderson il
another column. DR.. Anderson has
- recently moved here from Sparta, anC
~ has secured the Office in Potts Block
formerly occupied by Drs. Black &
Ramsey, where he will be found
during Office hours, if not profession
70 ally engaged.
~ Rev. l.. G. Young, pastor of tn,
y Methodist church at Smithville, wa
married to Miss Webb, daughter O
N Mr.. Bethel Webb, of that place, las
= u Tuesday morning. The bridal csupl
& and officiating clergyman, DR.. ]. B
West, of Nashville, passed through
here Tuesday, taking the afternoon
- train for Illinois, to visit the groom
81 parents.
of The veteran Hog Remedy man
i DIR. S. w. Kahn, of Peru, Ind, has
right to feel proud of the favorabl
u reports of the Northern Ind. ant
81 Southern Mich. Hog Breeding Asso
~ citation. The Remedy seems to b
4 the only one ever tested in publ
bo that gave satisfaction as a prevent
tive of sickness and as a fattener. w
congratulate Mr.. Kahn on his success
en- Extract from the Indianan Re
nd publican, Warsaw, Indiana.
IT. From present indications Nc
he Minnville will have big crowd c
summer guests during the comm
summer, and every property owne
1g should take pride in beautifyin
te. their premises as much as possible
;s Paint your houses and fences. ]
% preserves your property and add
Oh greatly to the appearance of tn
town.