Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-09-06
Mrs. j. N. Walling of Sparta,

this place and vicinity several days
during the last week.
Misses Jessie and Sallie Spurlock,
who had been visiting friends and
relatives here for several weeks, re-
turned to Nashville last Monday.
DR.. Jas. G. Blair of Loudon,
Tenn, accompanied his two daugh~
tiers to this place last Tuesday. The
young ladies came to enter c. f. Col
lege.
Mr.. b. IL. Atkinson was here
Thursday talking to Mr.. Mason and
the faculty Of G. f. College about
placing his two daughters in school
there.
Mrs. Henry Waterson and daugh-
ter, Miss Milbrey, after spending
couple of months here, returned to
their home in Louisville last Satur-
day. '.
Miss Maggie Henderson and Miss
Sperry, Of Nashville, who have been
visiting Mrs. w. II. Ross for several
weeks, returned home last Tuesday
afternoon.
"A Jersey bull belonging to Maj.
w. G. Smith of Sparta, gored negro
boy about 20 years old last Saturday,
and fatally injured him. The negro
died Tuesday.
All kinds of country produce can
be found at Smartt's, the corner gro.
Ger, at all times. He pays cash for
goods, sells for cash, and saves his
customers cash.
Mr.. W.S Lively leaves today
for Louisville and Cincinnati to buy
large stock of furniture and funeral
undertaker'S goods for the firm of w.
S. Lively & Co.
Mr.. VIM. Thurman, accompanied
by his sister, Miss Nora, went to
Decherd last Saturday, where both
will attend Terrill College for the
next ten months.
Mr.. Ewing Waterson and wife
left on Saturday last for Nashville,
where they will reside during the
winter and Mr.. w. will attend medi-
cal lectures at the Vanderbilt.
Mary, the little baby girl Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. X. Patterson, of Smyr-
ma, died last Monday. The many
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson
here sympathize with them in the
sore affiictiOn.
Mrs. Bridges is now receiving
the first installments of new fall hats
and millinery. Her full stock ofmil-
linery, dress goods, notions, ETC., will
all be here in due season. She invites
a call from all the ladies.
Mrs. Sallie Eastwood, of Fort
Wayne, Ind, after visit Of four OF
five weeks to the family Of her broth
er, Mr.. Ed Nunnelly, at this place
left for her home today (Friday.)
Mead q Ritchey are giving thei
entire attention to the country pro
duce trade this season. They arr
prepared and want to handle al
within a reasonable distance, fO
which they will pay the cash. At.
Dried apples are now worth t.
5! cents per pound, and will proba
bly, 60 higher. Don't let any of then
rot on the ground. Dry every pount
possible, and use the cores and peel
ing for making vinegar.
A. II. Gross has now on han
and ready for fall trade full stock {
) new fall and winter dress goods, tC
gether with staple and fancy dr.
goods and notions of all kinds
Everybody invited to call and Sc
the stock.
DR.. d. G. Kelley, prohibitio
candidate for governor, and Mr.. GeC
w. Armistead, editor of The Issut
Nashville, arrived on the early trai
from Tullahoma this (Friday) mOrr
, ing. DR.. Kelley will speak in tf
park this afternoon.
e Mr.. G. w. Nelson, of New Lii
bon, Ohio, arrived on the 1st ins
/ and will be in McMinnville and We
Y villa for the next two weeks, durir
=. which time he will offer his HickoI
Creek farm for sale cheap. If n
: sold before Sept. 18th, it will be Fl
1 rent for another year.
z Lost, on the road between HicI
Dry Grove and McMinnville, $780,
O wrapped in a small white handke
v chief, Finder will be literally +
Y warded by returning to Miss Eli
+ Jones, Daylight, or to Jones Bro