Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-05-24
MoMINNvIILE, TENNESSEE, SATURDAY. MAY a. 1890

several weeks with relatives IN town. |
Owing to the absence of the pas
tor DR., Phillips, there will be no SER
vices at the Baptist church tomorrow |
Miss Blanche Tarwater arrived
Wednesday from Townsville, Ga,
and will spend the summer at River |
Cliff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanders from Car
thage, have been on visit to their
daughters Mrs. Faulkner, and Mrs. |
Paschal.
Collier & Arledge have lust re-
ceived barrel of the finest Sorghum
Molasses to be found anywhere.
Try them.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. b. Carson and
little Blanche went to Nashville
Monday morning and returned
Thursday.
Elder Sutton, of Sparta, will
preach at the Christian church suns
day night. Usual services in the
morning.
Coming d. o. Jenkins will re-
ceive next week new stock of Gro.
ceries in every department. Every.
thing fresh.
"A number of prominent fami.
lies from several Florida towns have
signified their intention of spending,
summer at McMinnville.
Mr.. David Logue had the mis-
fortune to get one of his hands very
badly hurt at w. S. Lively & Co.'S
furniture factory one day last week.
The park fence and pavilion
have just received a new coat of
paint, which very much improves
the appearance of that beautiful spot.
"A great many new cottage resi-
dences are being built in McMinn-
= vile, and each seems to try to "cut
the other out" in point of beauty.
' j. w. Sellers, an old McMinn-
l vile boy, of Palestine Texas, arrived
: Sunday to spend few days with rel
< atives near this place. Jim's many
J.. friend were glad to see him.
Mrs. Will Austin and Mrs. Joe
: Pollard came Wednesday from Ell
: Paso, Texas, and will spend the sum.
: mer with their father, Mr.. r. IL
Mason, at the Warren House.
5 Mr.. d. f. Wallace returned from
s South Pittsburg Monday bringing
with him Master Fred Clute Wallace
: his little grandson, who has been
y with his aunt for several weeks.
w. C. & B. f. Womack are clos
> ing out a nice line of shoes very
1t cheap. 1t will be to your interest t.
call and see them before buying
2, These goods will be exchanged fo
h wool.
Nearly all of the arrangement
u have been made for the great Fourth
y of July picnic by the l. o. O. F., il
connection with the other secret so
Of cieties. No vest need fit loosely OF
la that day.
Mrs. Capt. j. w. Irwin returne,
of Monday from st. Louis where sh
rs had gone to visit friends and atten,
the Methodist Conference. The Capt
:, remained in st. Louis as he is a dele
gate to the Conference.
Go to d. l.. Browns, Ware
- House corner, and see his beautifu
~ line Of Jewelry. He has everythin
the latest in Scarf Pins, Ladies Brea:
Pins, Rings, Cuff Buttons etc. B
I'D sure to call and examine his stock.
If you want good goods at yer
low price, call on ]. M. Cunningham
4 at the cheap cash store in the oper
er house building. He has a beautifl
line of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, etc
F. and he sells them very cheap ft
dis Cash.
If the /. O. o. F. at this plat
yn continues in the future to grow as
at has in the past year, larger ha
will be necessary. Tho hall is pre-
- ty well croweed each meeting nigh
I'LL and equestrianism on goat-back
NJ necessarily confined to a very sma
space.
~ DIR. A. d. Phillips, pastor of Il
'oi Baptist church, left Thursday Fl
Dublin, Ga, where he is to deliv
me the Commencement sermon at Dul
Ill. lin college. The Sermon will
. preached tomorrow, and TuesdS
Mo night the DIR. will deliver an addre
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