Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-09-27

is now packed full of new saddles and !
harness. They take pleasure in show
ing their goods. 1t will delight you
to go and look through their stock.
See our Henrietta" a new $500
shoe for ladies, just out. Has as
much style as any,shoe at a higher
price. J. C. M. Ross g. Son.
Miss Halle Biles, who has been
spending two or three weeks with
friends and relatives in the Viola
neighborhood, returned to town
Thursday.
Woodbury. Courier: Mr.. w. T.
Thrower will move his family to Nc
Minnville this week. Mr.. Thrower
has position in one of the factories
at that place.
Ladies' Button Shoes for $1.OO,
$1.25, $3.50, up to $500. Gents shoes
from $1.25 up to $500, All of them
the best made for the prices, at Nor
ford q Co.'S.
Mrs. NJ. Livingston made her
usual fall trip to Cincinnati last
week, and purchased a large and
select stock of goods for the fall and
winter trade.
1t will do you good just to drop
in at J. G. M. Ross & Sons and see
their new styles in gentlemen's neck
wear. A big show case full of all the
latest novelties.
John Smith, from this place, who
has been night clerk at Willard Hotel,
Chattanooga, has embarked in the
confectionery business at 432 Market
Street, in that city.
MIR. Maurice P. Hoodenpyl, for
malIy of this place, but now of Hill
City, suberb of Chattanooga, was
visiting his relatives and friends here
several days of this week.
DIR. A. D. Phillips, DR.. G. R.
Grain, Mrs. A. II. Faulkner, and
Miss Sallie Faulkner went up to
Doyle this (Friday) morning to at
tend a Baptist association.
-"Cleanliness is next to godliness. "
Cleanliness is within easy reach of
all. d. o. jenkins has big stock of
Kirk & Co.'S toilet soaps in many
varieties which he is selling cheap.
w. S. Lively & Co., are receiving
an immense new stock of furniture.
They can supply anything you want
in this line from the cheapest table to
the handsomest parlor set made.
Remember that Collier & Arledge
are offering all goods at closing out
prices, and if you owe them any
thing call and settle without further
delay, as they are winding up theil
business.
d. O. Jenkins has a new show
case for cigars, and has it filled will
such choice brands as "FaultIess, ,
"No. s." Peerless" "SpOt King
Guarantee" etc. Call on d. o
Jenkins when you want a first elias
smoke.
The registration books for tn
November election were opened las
Friday. Up to noon today Friday
1913 voters in this district had regis
tered. Only four more wcoks afte
this are allowed for registration. Re
member this and register early.
On the last Saturday in October
it being the 25th day of the month
Mr.. J. l.. McGehee will sell all of hi
live stock and farm implements q
auction, preparatory to his removs
to town. The sale will take place o
his farm, three miles from town. Sc
advertisement in another column.
John Drake and John Perkin,
f the two young fellows who escape
| from Jail here last week, were re.a
rested in White county and brougl
back here Tuesday by Mr.. Wn
:, Steakly,a former Sheriff of this cour
, ty. They are safely behind the ba
, again and will probably be taken
the penitentiary today.
The announcement of Mr.. ].
: Garnett as candidate for the Legi
r. lature will be found in another &C
umn. Mr.. Garnett is well known
majority of the voters ofthe count
He has made faithful and comp
tent official in every capacity
" which he has ever served, and
elected to the Legislature will take
) place among the most useful membC
. of that body.
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