Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-04-12
D McNIINNVILLE TENNESSEE sATURDAY-APR:la 1890

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They were the guests Of Miss Maria
LEU Stainback during the visit.
Mr.. WIN, Myers, United States
Naval Engineer, spent this week
visiting his mother and sisters here.
He leaves today for San Francisco,
where he will ship for three years
cruise on US. Revenue cutter.
The DeKalb County Court de-
termined last Monday to build a new
courthouse, and agreed to submit to
a vote Of the people of the county
the question of removal of the county
site from Smithville to Liberty.
"A pressure on our advertising
space necessitates the issue Of another
small supplement this week. We APP
preciate the favors from our business
men, and shall at the same time try
to keep our readers satisfied with
as much news matter as possible.
The attention of our readers is
directed to the advertisement of the
sold reliable" house of Morford 4
Co. in this issue. They have a superb
stock of general dry goods, clothing,
furnishing goods and notions, bought
for cash in the best markets, and are
prepared to offer their customers
every advantage in both goods and
prices
Mr.. Sylvester Brewer, proprietor
of the Hanlan Flour and Feed Mills,
returned the first of this week from a
visit to Chicago and other cities,
where he purchased Il full outfit of
roller process -four machinery for
his mill, which has also arrived and
is now being placed in position in the
mill. Mr.. Brewer is just completing
new residence at Hanlan and one
or two other parties are also building
there.
w. G. Il b. +. WOmack have been
busy all this week receiving and
opening spriAg goods and the stock is
now very full and complete. Their
stock embraces all of the latest novel
ties in staple and fancy dry goods,
and their low prices will please you.
Read their advertisement elsewhere
and call on them.
The announcement of Mr.. o..
Miller IA a candidate for Circuit
Court Clerk of Warren County APP
pears in our columns today. Mr..
Miller is well and favorably known
to majority Of the voters of the
county. He is a worthy and deserv-
ing gentleman, and if elected will
make the county competent official.
The Easter Bazaar and supper at
the c. Z. Church last Friday night
was brilliant success. The young
ladies in charge Of the booths were
BEAUTIFULLY costumed, and lent every
charm of natural grace and lovelineSs
to the occasion. The supper was IA
superb spread. The net proceeds ag-
gregated about fifty dollars.
The Randall, Crandall, Clark IL
Buskirk "New Idea Minstrel Troupe
gave performance in the Opera
House here last Tuesday night. They
drew a fair crowd, and with the ex-
eeption of the ballet girl feature it
was the most genteel MINSTREL per-
formance we have ever witnessed.
The "shadowgraphs" was an excel
lent feature, and the music was a
rare treat.
The many friends of Mr.. Frank
Spurlock at this place will regret to
learn that he has determined to move
to Chattanooga for the practice of his
profession, having formed a law
partnership at that place with Mr..
T. c. Lattimore.' His exceptional
ability as a lawyer is acknowledged
by all who know him, and this cou-
pied with his studiouS application to
business, will win success for him
anywhere he may go.
The Jenness- Miller Magazine is
at hand, and is the largest number Of
that magazine yet given to the pub
lie. 1t devotes eleven pages to the
presentation and discussion OF the
most artistic gowns, wraps, ETC., after
the Jenness-Miller patterns. 1t con.
tains the usual monthly article on
Physical Culture, and also articles
telling women how to be beautiful as
well as how to dress tastefully, social
etiquette, etc. Jenness-Miller Pub
Co., New York.
The debris from the burned depot
has been cleared away, and the