Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-01-18

lass, and cousin, Mr.. Jas. England,
leave on the afternoon train today
(Friday) for Beaver, Texas, where
they expect to make their home.
Their many old friends in this coun-
ty wish them much success and hap
piness in their new home.
Make good start for the new
year by placing your orders for
groceries, provisions, and family sup
plies of all kinds with Smart & Co.
They keep full and fresh stock at
all times, and deliver all goods free.
Notwithstanding Smart & Co.,
make a speciality of groceries and
provisions, their stock of confections,
cigars, tobacco, and fancy goods will
be kept full at all times. Go there
when you want the best of anything
in the line of groceries and confec-
tions.
We are requested by Mrs. jolly
to announce that DIR. w. j. Jolly will
return to McMinnville next week,
and he comes with the purpose Offset
tling permanently. This will be
gratifying news to a great many peo-
pie who became very much attached
to DR.. Jolly, on both personal and
professional grounds.
The Oliver Chilled Plow, sold by
Seitz & Faulkner is the first and only
successful chilled plow ever made, and
while other chilled plows of inferior
make and material, and sold cheap,
are disappearing from the field every
year,the Oliver is growing in popular
ity and its sales extending more and
more. Don't fail to buy the Oliver.
Remember when you want har-
ness, saddles, brides, ETC., or any re.
pairing of these articles, to call on l..
J. Bass. He keeps on hand large
stock of both homemade and Eastern
work, and makes to order anything
wanted in his line. Best material
and first-class workmanship guaran-
teed.
-Messrs. j. w. Gray & Co., East
Main St., have added a full line of
fancy and staple groceries to their
produce and commission business.
They do both wholesale and retail
business in poultry, eggs, butter, and
produce of all kinds, and buy and sell
strictly for cash. See their advertise
ment elsewhere.
Mr.. w. H. Cooke and wife, Of
Bowling Green, KY, enroute tC
Florida for months visit, spent
from Saturday noon till Monday
morning last among friends here
The visit, although brief, was quite 6
treat to the many old friends and pu
pills of Mrs. c., and all regretted thai
they could not remain longer.
Rev, J. r. Barbee, of Sturgis
KY, who had the PASTORAL charge o
the Liberty and Shiloh congregations
about ten or twelve years ago, has ac
cepted a call from the sessions of tht
said churches and will again enteI
upon the duties as pastor. Mr.. Bar
bee will make his home in McMinn
vile.
Our neighboring town of Man
chester, which has been on the "dry'
list for some five or six years. is some
what excited over movement nov
on foot to incorporate a new tow
just south of and adjoining the oil,
town, If the move is successful opel
saloons will be the first indication @
the change.
Mr.. R. H. Mason received
telegram Thursday evening announC
ing that his nephew, Mr.. J. r
oliver, of Estill Springs, had bee
killed that day at Silver Springs
Wilson county. No particulars wer
, given. Mr., Mason left this Friday
, morning to attend the removal of tn
, remains. Mr.. OLIVER was a gradual
of old Irving college and well know
to many citizens of this county.
, DIR. A. B. Ramsey reached hel
> at noon Thursday, and was given
, most cordial greeting by his oil
friends. Mrs. Ramsey and her motht
have gone to East Tennessee, whel
they will spend few weeks anon
friends and relatives. DIR. Ramsey
return was for the purpose of locatin
here again, but as DIR. Jolly hS
determined to return to McMinl
. vile, DIR. Ramsey will seek a locG
tion elsewhere. DR.. R. will, howeve
spend two or three weeks among h
G friends here