Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-01-18
Town Topics

crackers. r
We had light frost last Tuesday
morning. 8.
ID. l.. Brown will have fine lot
of fresh fish today. sl'.e
ID. O. jenkins always keeps fresh
hominy, grits and oat meal.
"A second hand Jersey wagon for
sale cheap, byS. T. West & Co.
-Kingan's kettle rendered pure
leaf lard sold by d. 0. Jenkins.
Mr.. J. S. Burroughs was in
Nashville a day or two this week.
For choice Oranges, Lemons and
Cocoanuts, 60 to D. o. Jenkins.
Rev. j. L. Curry made a brief
visit to Nashville the first of this
week.
Mustard, specially prepared for
table use, in quart jugs, at d. o. Jen-
kins.
Rock Islands enterprising mer-
chant, Mr.. w. A. Moore, called on
US last Tuesday.
When you want the best Mus
tard made, buy Colman's from d. o.
Jenkins.
Mr.. j. B. Walker, a prominent
farmer of Cannon county, was here
Wednesday.
Mr.. Frank Womack was up in
Kentucky last week buying mules for
the Southern markets.
DIR. w. l.. Dismukes, after two
busy weeks of dental work here, re-
turned to Nashville Thursday.
Mr.. A. H. Woodlee, the clever
and efficient Circuit Court Clerk of
Grundy county, was here a day or
two this week.
Mr.. Aubrey Barree arrived from
Kentucky last Saturday to accept a
position on the STANDARDS typo
graphical force.
La Grippe has not reached Nc
Minnville yet. The complaint OF
colds is on the decrease, and the
health of the place was never better.
Jesse d. Walling is now a Knight
Of the Grip-not la grippe-and is
hustling for orders from grocerymen
for Mclean, Jackson & Co., Nash.
vile.
-Ifyou are hungry you will find
r. A. Thatch always well stocked
with cheese, crackers, Bologna sau-
sage and other things suitable tC
lunch on.
We hear rumors of numerous
candidates for county offices, but they
are feeling their way timidly as yet
Who will break the ice in our an
nouncement column?
Attention is called to the card O
J. II. Warren, in another column
Mr.. Warren is a skillful workman
has the very best tools, and warrants
all work to be first-class in every
particular.
The Christmas holidays are owe
and the first month of the new yea
is more than half gone, but d. O
Jenkins stock of pure candies, boil
plain and fancy is kept full and fresl
at all seasons.
"A large flock of wild geese passed
over town Tuesday, flying southward
and moderate manifestation of win
ter followed on Wednesday night
There we've light formations of ic
Thursday morning.
H. d. Durley, colored, of Smart
left one day this week for Washing
ton. Houston is a much respects
representative of his race, and if tn
administration has any fat offices
distribute to the "brother in black,
we hope he will get one.
Attention is called to the ne,
advertisement of Frank Maddux i
this issue. He has the agency fC
Fay's patent Manila Roofing, Sidin
and Ceiling, a cheap and durable mi
terial for these purposes. Also orn;
mental carpets and rugs of same mi
terial. Call on him and see sample
beginning at 10 o'clock tn
morning, Mr.. Thos. Walling, admir-
istrator, will sell at public auction
lot OF horses and mules and other pc
sonal property of the late J. d. Wal
ing, deceased. Sale will take plaC
on the premises, near Annis Cotto
Mills. See advertisement on anotl
er page.