Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-03-01
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at Collier & Arledges'.
Everybody should turn out to
the mass meeting tonight.
Try one of those superior home
made collars sold by 1. j.. Bass.
d. L. Brown will have a fine
supply Of fresh fish again today.
Prof A. p. Seitz made q busi>
ness trip to Nashville this week.
Mr.. Cyrus McClarty is spending
this week at home with his family.
Dress goods in all of the new
spring shades, at Collier & Arledge's.
Mr.. VIM. M. Cummings has
been commissioned as postmaster at
New.
"A big new stock of ladies' and
gents saddles just received by /. j..
Bass.
Collier & Arledge have just re-
ceived a new stock OF handsome dress
goods.
Second crop Tennessee Potatoes
are the best for seed. For said by
Ritchy x Bostick.
Mr.. Frank Stalnaker, of New
Orleans, visited his father here du.
ring the last week.
Don't buy Il stove until the new
Charter Oaks arrive at the McMinn-
vile Hardware Co.
Try Tennessee second crop Ear
ly Rose Potatoes for seed, sold by
Ritchey & Borcick.
Mr.. II. j. Hubble of Chattanooga,
came over Thursday to spend a few
days with his family
Mr.. T. H. Eastwood has been
confined at home with sickness a
day or two of this week.
Mr.. Afford Kellogg and wife Of
Cleveland, Ohio, visited the family
of Mrs. Z. NJ. Kellogg here during
the last week.
Mrs. G.. w. Lewis, after a
months visit to her mother and
other relatives here, returned to
CLANCY last Tuesday.
Mrs. Mckee of Lebanon, Ind, af-
ter a visit of two or three weeks to
the family of Mr.. l.. f. Stalnaker,
left for her home Thursday.
Mr.. Bradley Rice, of Wisconsin,
who purchased Mrs. X ellogg's farm,
also purchased the residence Of Mrs.
Haftwell on Sparta Street.
Now is our golden opportunity.
Let everybody attend the mass meet
ing tonight, friday and help to
build the new school.
i. J. Bass has a full new stock of
saddles, brides, collars, double and
single harness, whips, and everything
in the saddle and harness line.
Mr.. John NJ. Burger, Assistant
Sergeant-at-Arms of the House of
Representatives, went to Nashville
to his post of duty last Saturday.
Misses Halle and Evie Nor
ford returned home Wednesday af>
ter a delightful visit of six weeks to
friends in Nashville and Rutherford
county,
If you want to see MeMinnville
grow and flourish, attend the Tass
meeting tonight, and aid the move
ment for a male high school to the
utmost extent of your ability.
Mr.. Stephen X. Ashley of Flori-
da, purchased on Thursday the resi-
dence of Mr.. j. P. Gartner, on Sparta
Street. Mr.. Ashley's family are here
now, and will move into the place at
once.
When Spring cleaning day comes
around get w. S. Lively q Co., to
come to your house and revarnish
any furniture that may be looking
old and dingy. Prices very low for
this work.
Strike while the iron Is hot! A
little help from everybody will build
Il high school in McMinnville which
will bring us thousands of dollars
every year. Come out to the mass
meeting tonight friday.
Mr.. VIM. Eastwood has been
confined to his room for the last week
with pneumonia. There is a little
improvement in his condition this
friday morning. His many
friends wish him a speedy recovery,
w. N. Rudd says, 81 used about
200 lbs Fertilizer to the acre last year,
and got 81 bushels Of oats to the acre
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