Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-09-20

ihohl, was mere a nay vi lWo tlllo
week. ,., r.. re .t.,i
Geo. S. Stroud is in Woodbury.
looking after the horse and mule
trade.
Examine our line Of Odd Pants.
We can fit any shaped man.. Beauti-
full styles, low prices.
J.C. M. Ross & Son.
Eastwood Bros. & Carson have
secured contract for the casting of
an iron fence and iron steps for the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
Miss Carrie Prince and her moth
er, of Lincoln, Ill.,, arrived last Mon
day. Miss Prince has taken the po-
sition of matron at G. F. College.
The Annie Burton troupe appear
ed at the Opera House in this place
last Monday and Tuesday nights, in
"Dad's Girl" and "Maud Muller"
A very good crowd was in attend
ance each night.
Don't fail to call and see w. S.
MadduX & Co.'S large new fall stock
of saddles and harness, collars, whips,
and everything in the saddlery line.
Stylish goods, best quality, lowest
prices.
Mead & Ritchey are giving their
entire attention to the country pro-
duce trade this season. They are
prepared and want to handle all
within a reasonable distance, for
which they will pay the cash. At.
Mr.. S. M. GriswoId was here
this week representing Fritz Bros,
manufacturers of fine cigars, Cincins
natl, Ohio. Matt. is a wide awake
commercial tourist, and was not idle
long after the failure of the Nashville
house which he represented.
Mrs. B. III. Atkinson arrived
from Monteagle Thursday, and Mr..
Atkinson came inthis Friday morn
ing. Mr.. Atkinson has rented Mr..
Beech's residence on Donnell Street,
and will remove his family here
about the first of October.
Attention is called to the adver.
tisement headed "Public Sale" in
this issue. The sale will take place
today on the circus grounds in the
north part of town. Some desirable
live stock and personal property will
be offered.
The large stocks of new good:
which our merchants are receiving
bring before our minds eye pleasan
visions of big advertisements. O
course all the live firms will want t
bring their stocks before the notice 0
the STANDARDS readers in this way
, Rev. w. X. Patterson, wife ant
son, left Wednesday for Smyrna
where they will spend week amonI
relatives, and then go to Arkansas
Mr.. Patterson is the evangelist Of tn
Arkansas Presbytery, and their HON
will be at Searcy.
Hon. j. II. Mcdowell, Presiden
= of the State f. d l.. Union, and Hon
H. G. Snodgrass, democratic nomine
for Congress in this district, spok
, here Thursday. No previous ar
nouncements of the speaking ha
been made, and the crowds were nc
very large.
Mr.. j. F. Morford left last Mon
= day for Cincinnati, to buy a fall an
winter stock of dry goods, clothins
? etc., for Morford & Co. Mr.. Mo-
ford's long experience insures til
customers of his house a full an
p complete stock in all lines frol
e which to make their selections. I
: Doctors, like other folks, g
- sick sometimes, and DIR. A. B. Ran
sey has been confined to his roo
L with a bilious attack several da,
Il this week. Mrs. Ramsey and the
q little daughter arrived from Ea
t. Tennessee Wednesday at noon.
doubt the Doctor will soon recov
n, now. The numerous friends of tn
S, estimable couple are glad to ha'
Or them permanently located with
" again.
IL The registration books for t
November election will be opened
n the Courthouse today (Friday
lg Every voter in the first civil distri
X should make it point to regist
he early, so there will be no danger
of forgetting it or being too busily ocC
pied on the last few days to attend
he it. The registration certificates
NJ tha AuouSt election ORC Of No mr.