Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-11-22
Town Topics

Ds W. J6uhlllo
Miss Fannie Bruster is on visit
to Sparta this week.
For bargains in all lines of goods,
go to Collier & Arledge's.
The finest prunes ever in this
market now at D. l.. Browns.
Some extra fine oranges can be
found at d. o. Jenkins.
"A choice lot of mince meat just
received by d. L. Brown.
Mr.. Frank Spurlock was over
from Chattanooga last Sunday.
Eugene Fleming spent several
days of this week in Nashville.
Miss Prudie Dykes of Tarlton
visited relatives here this week.
County Court Clerk Hammer has
moved his family into town from the
10th district.
L. f. Jeanmaire has now in stock
a handsome line of Silverware, suit
able for holiday presents.
The Postal Telegraph Cable Co.,
completed its connection with Nash
vile last Saturday evening.
ID. o. jenkins now has on hand
the finest loX of bananas that have
been received here this season.
The Warren House Office has re-
Gently been furnished with q number
of large, comfortable arm chairs.
MIR. Geo. Steedley is putting up
four hundred apple barrels per day,
and cannot supply the demand.
Mr.. A. II. Woodlee, the newly
elected State Senator of Grundy coun.
ty, was here one day this week.
There were fourteen additions tC
the Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Of this place last Sunday morning.
Mr.. G. w. Smith has just com.
pleted a neat cottage residence on
Sparta Street, and will move into il
next week.
Mr.. A. B. Woodland, of Fayette
vile, formerly Acknowledgement o
this circuit, was here Thursday en- lie
gal business.
Mr.. Will Clark, bookkeeper a
the Stone Fort Paper Mills, Manches
ter, spent Sunday last here visiting
his sister, Mrs. Butler Smith.
MIR. Ed. Harwell, telegraph ope
rator at Lebanan, was here on visi
to his home folks two or three day
this week.
Mrs. j. f. Clark came up from
Hickerson last Saturday, and will
spend several weeks here with he
daughter, Mrs. Butler Smith.
Mr.. Steve Brown has sold hi
farm in the 18th civil district to MI
John M. Foster, of DeKalb county
who will take possession Christmas
MIR. o. D. Hinkley, from Center
vile, OAK, who bought farm i
this county last spring, arrived wit
his family and household effects thi
week.
Miss Fredonia Pierson, of Stu
gis, KY, who has been visiting her
for several weeks, the guest of Mis-
Evie Morford, left Tuesday last fC
home.
All orders thankfully received {
the Bakery for bread, cakes, et
Place your orders early next wee
and get something nice for Thanks
giving.
Remember that Collier & Arledg
are offering everything in their stoc
at greatly reduced prices to close on
you want bargains this is the pla(
to find them.
Miss Mary Lou Taylor and Mi
Jennie Austin, two pleasant and a
tractive young ladies of White coul
ty, have been here visiting Miss Ma
tie Burroughs this week.
-LOsT-A black sash, over jyart
long, between c. f. College and re
idence of F. NJ. Smith. A liber
reward will be paid for it if left
Ritchey & Bostick's drug store.
One of the female performers
Burk's circus, which exhibited he
two weeks ago, fell from a ladder
Nashville Tuesday, and receiv,
what will probably prove fatal inju
les.
"A large party of camp huntC
from Cannon county passed throu,
here this week enroute to Cumbt
land mountain. They are certain
having beautiful weather for t
hunt,