Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-03-08
MEANWHILE TENNESSEE, SATURDAY, MAR. s, I8qo.a

Mr.. w. H. Magness, Jr., left
Monday for Florida, where he will
be joined by Mr.. j. S. Doyle in
afout a week, and make a trip
through Cuba and Mexico, as noted
last week. 7Alea ha iaiifl .
Our friend Miller, of the Man
chester Times, won prize of $4,000
from the Nashville American, for
sending in the second largest list of
subscribers TO the Weekly American
for period of three months "i'd .
Mr.. VIM. c. Myers, who now
holds a position on Revenue Cutter
now stationed in the Savannah river,
has been visiting his mother and
sisters here this week, and shaking
hands with his numerous old Nc
Minnville friends. y" S.'''i '''
The blossoms and young foliage
which had put out on many trees
have all been killed by the frosts and
freezes of the last week. So far we
have had no reports as to probable
damage to wheat in this section.
AT meeting of Warren Ledge,
f. & A. NJ, held Thursday night,
DIR. G. T. Stainback was installed as
Grand Chaplain of the State of Ten
nessee, by Senior Grand Warden NJ.
ID. Smallman, specially appointed
by the Grand Master for this purpose.
WANTED A young man to hire
and control a force of agents. No
canvassing. Salary $75, 90 per month,
Must furnish good references and
$500 cash capital.
Address J. w. FOSTER,
Room II, Sedgwick building,
Knoxville, Tenn.
In our rounds among the mer-
chants this week we note that A. II.
Gross has just opened up large stock
OF new spring dress goods, in many
handsome and attractive new shades,
also large line of white goods and
dry goods notions in general. His
stock of dress goods is particularly
attractive for extent and variety.
Mr.. Charley Cunningham, OF
Morrison, comes before our readers
in our announcement column this
week as candidate for Register OF
Warren County. Mr.. Cunningham
is a young man possessed of good
business qualifications, enjoys the
fullest confidence of all who know
him, and if elected will make the
county "A competent and trustworthy
official.
DR., W. H. Fleming's advertis-
ing space is filed with fresh change
of matter this week. DIR. Fleming
always keeps his stock up to the
highest standard in the best and pur
est goods, with the latest novelties il
druggists sundries, and keeps the
public apprised of the fact through
his advertisements. Among his lat
est receipts will be found a full stOcl
of Landreth's genuine garden seed
for 1890, and large stock of new
designs in wall paper.
We take great pleasure in calling
, attention of Warren county stool
, men to the advertisement of Higl
Rock Breeding Stud, F. G. Smart
& Co., proprietors, to be found il
this issue. Their French draft stal
lion is a superb specimen of hors
flesh, and all of their service animal
are of superior stock, selected with
special view of improving the stoc
of this county. The firm deserve
much credit and large patronage fC
their efforts in this line.
Hon. H. C. Snodgrass, of Sparts
= spent Thursday afternoon and nigh
here on his return homeWard froI
the eastern end of this Congression;
District, where he has been for
| couple of weeks in the interest of h
candidacy for the Democratic Cor
, gressional nomination. Mr.. SnoC
:. grass made number of speeches O
this trip, and from the reports of II
newspapers ofthat end of the di
trict, it is quite solid for him ft
the nomination. Knowing som
thing of his strength in this end
the district, his nomination, at Il
' present stage of the canvass, loOl
= like a foregone conclusion.
= no,,II,,, IV.,,,toI