Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-10-04
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The present conference year closes
with Sunday. Rev. j. T. Curry, pas
tor of the Methodist church at this
place, will leave Monday morning for
conference which meets at Pulaski.
Call and see our $3.50 Zeigler
Shoe for women. 1t is the neatest
and the best in the world for the
price. Zeigler hit the boys a deaden-
er when he made it.
w. C. & B. F. WoMACK.
Sparta Expositor Miss Emma
Wood, one of McMinnville's most
fascinating young ladies, is visiting
in Sparta, the guest of her friend,
Miss Kate Bronson.
The best school shoe we could
have our manufacturer make is in
stock -" 1.-THE Never Rip" For
strength, durability and comfort they
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w. G.. & B. f. WOMACK.
-Houchin & Biles have rented
Hoodenpyl's stable, on East Main
Street, and will remain in the horse
and mule trade during the en-
suing season. They are ready now to
buy horses and mules for cash.
"A large stock of Boots and Shoes
for men, women and children, at
Collier & Arledge's, will be closed
out cheaper than you can buy them
anywhere else in Warren county.
We are adding daily to our gro
Gerry department large fresh stocks of
, staple and fancy groceries, provisions,
etc. This department will now he
kept up to the fullest demand of the
market. w. c. & B. F. WoMACK.
DIR. w. H. Fleming leaves this
morning for Louisville and Cincin-
natl, where he will spend few days
buying goods, and will return to Pu-
laski and attend the annual confer.
ence.
Mr.. A. D. Murphy sold his home
place on Spring Street, Thursday, to
Mr.. Erby Montgomery. Mr.. Mur-
ply is vacating today (Friday), and
Mr.. Montgomery will move in i'm
mediately.
If you want bargain in boots,
shoes, dress goods. or anything else,
60 to Collier x Arledge's. Remem'
Der they are closing out, and are of.
fering all goods at prices that sell
them on sight.
The State Convention of the Wo'
mans Christian Temperance Union
will meet in McMinnville Wednes
day and Thursday the 22nd and 23rG
of October. All are cordially invited
to attend. The meeting will be helC
in the Methodist Church.
Mr.. B. r. Womack, who mOveC
from this county to Texas nine year.
ago, arrived this (Friday) morning
on a visit o'his old friends and rela
tives, and will probably spend tw,
or three months in the county. Mr.
Womack is engaged in the hotel bus
iness at Weatherford.
Judge Henry Craft arrived from
Memphis last Saturday, and in com
pany with our local lovers of piscatC
rial sports, has been making the bes
) of the bad weather this week. Sey
eral very pretty strings of fish hav
been caught.
Mr.. Guy Wilson brought US lC
f of figs one day this week, which grey
) and ripened on the place of VIM. Bon
5 ner in this county. These were tn
first we have ever seen ripen here
/ They are delicious fruit, and it woul
: be great luxury to have them ever
, year.
We have a full stock of wate
proof grained shoes, made especial
for us by the Eagle Shoe Co., {
l Fredericksburg, Va. We warrant eN
s cry pair to be solid leather. Just tn
: thing the people want in an ever
day shoe.
t w. c. & B. F. WoMACK.
/ Judge Craft delivered q most il
+ teresting lecture at the c. P. ChurC
i prayer meeting Wednesday night G
the Sunday school lesson for tomo
7. row. The Judge has several pOpul'
G lectures, and we hope he can be pr
t vailed upon to deliver one of the
It before he returns to Memphis. i
e entertained large audience here
,. delightful manner one night sever
years ago with lecture on ShylOcl
1t would well bear repeating.