Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-02-08
MQMINNVILLE, TENNESSEE, SATURDAY FEE. 8, 1890
--Kraut and pickles at VESTS.

l'-- west x 20. have some select ba- /
con hams. Try one. iu1unt
Mr.. Geo. w, Lewis is expected
here today, and will remain for sew
lIeral days. ,'Aol q anini
Get the best. Buy Your your herds
grass from Morfofd & Biles. Fresh
stock just received. ..
The most important item of
town news to-day is the opening Of
big stock of fresh candies Just receiv-
ed by West & Co.7rsai lia 7ol yoa
Iri-Wel lhave'printed up nice order
OF commercial stationery this week
for Mr. Oliver Towles, the enterpris-
ing and progressive merchant at
Evanston. l4b1oQ iEUJ in5rg -'t
"A sample copy of Printers Ink,
the advertisers tradejournal, will be
mailed free upon application to Geo.
p. ROwell n Co.., 10 Spruce Street,
New York. iu ',o-u -1l"
~ Heavy rains fell here Thursday
night and Friday morning, and the
rivers are probably past fording by
this time. 1t is too wet to do farm
work, and as there are no bridges in
the county, farmtrs cannot get to
to town to attend to any other busi-
ness. @ ""' @ '-'
| Capt. VIM. g. Etter, of Irving
College, makes his bow to the voters
Of Warren county through our an
nouncement column this week, and
asks at their hands the Office Of Trus-
tee and Tax Collector. He Is well
known to a majority of the voters of
the county, and needs no recommen-
dation from us.
Mr., A. II. Hammer, a popular
citizen of the 10th civil district, ex-
presses his willingness through our
announcement column this week to
serve the people of Warren county in
. the capacity of County Court Clerk.
Mr.. Hammer will mingle freely with
the voters of the county during the
next few months and personally
urge his claims. .r,.
Mr.. / w. Smith is announced
this week as candidate for Circuit
Court ClOrk. Mr.. Smith was ap-
pointed by Judge Smallman about g
year ago to fill out the uneXpired
: term of Mr.. a. j, Curl, decd, and
e has proven himself a most compe
tent and worthy official. The people
of the county could not find a better
\ man for that Office.
The name of Capt. O. F. Brustel
4 will be found in our announcement
S column this week as a candidate fOl
: Trustee and Tax Collector. Capt
J, Bruster is too we'll known to the peo
e pie of this county to require any com
mendation at our hands. He is il
n every way capable for the duties o
:. the office, and will give the fulles
d satisfaction if elected.
II -Seitz & Faulkner have new ad
l. vertisement in this issue. They Car
s. ry great variety of goods, and sci
IS on the closest margins. The Olive
l. Chilled Plow, one of their leading
J. specialties, is popular favorite wit
IL the farmers. They handle the GEM
q inc repairs for this plow. Call o.
them when in need of anything il
n the way of hardware, groceries, farm
s. implements, dry goods, notions, etc
II "A late Kansas City paper cor
N tains this item go. III. Cato of Ha
g vana, proprietor of one of America
2, largest cigar manufactures is lookin
c. after his interests in this city. Ell
as gene Christian, a salesman of no iii
E. tie ability and who has had charg
s. Of the celebrated Cato cigars in tht
city for some time past has been al
n pointed general wholesale agent an
n will look after Mr.. Gato's interests
er Chicago, st. Louis, Milwaukee, Kar
as sas City and other western cities"
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