Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-03-08
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= Lemons at Smartt's.sa4 uab
.s-7Saur kraut atsmartt's, So
Fresh candies at Smsrtt's, aai
'2-Remember the mass meeting
tonight. t$,,ll,t 1901 el.f
asA-H. IL. Walliug has two dwelling
houses for.rent.Nrgea rs5 q S,Sr2t
Kings Quick, Rising Buckwheat
-four at D.. @. Jenkins, 5o. .g
For select oranges, lemons, ba-
nannas and cocoanuts, go to D. o.
Jenkins. 3iyLfIItV
Mr.. J. S. Doyle spent last Sum
day here, leaving for Chattanooga
Monday.
Mr.. j. +. Jones attended the Re-
publican League meeting in Nash
vile this week. y
-Morford d Co. have just received
a full line of Ziegler's ladies', misses
and gents shoes.
Col. Ed Wood is reported to have
made very appropriate remark
upon the weather.
-Hecker's partly cooked Oat Meal,
a delicious breakfast dish, always
fresh at ID. O. Jenkins.
Smart 4 Co., carry full stock
Of everything in groceries and pro-
visions, and deliver free.
-Mrs. d. T. Arledge and her little
daughter, Adele, left for Chatta-
nooga Wednesday morning.
Prof. Jno. p. Edmonds, of Sparta,
is at Watertown, Wilson county,
instructing the new brass band at
that place.
"A full line of the celebrated c.
M. Henderson ladies', misses and
children's shoes just received by
Morford & Co.
Mr.. ]. G. Biles, Mrs. Bently and
Mrs. Carson reached home from their
Florida trip last Tuesday, and all re-
port most enjoyable trip.
Mr.. Norman Mitchell, our COun-
ty Superintendent of Public Instruc-
tion, returned home this week from
a three months visit to Texas.
The cheap cash store of d. 0.
Jenkins is never found without a
good stock of fresh plain and fancy
candies of the choicest varieties.
The bank at Watertown has
begun business under very favorable
circumstances. Mr.. j. w. Beckwith,
clever young gentleman, is the
cashier.
old Winter has asserted his sway
in good earnest during the last week
Snow fell here nearly all day last
Saturday, and Sunday and Monday
were both quite cold.
Miss Ruby Paine, one of Nc
Minnville's most agreeable and pOpu
lar young ladies, returned home
Tuesday from three weeks visit t.
friends in Nashville.
"A new postoffice has been estab
lished on Col. Brady's place, in Nal
| Buren, county, between Doyle anC
Spencer, and christened Meade, will
Sam Brady as postmaster.
MIR. Geo. E. Purvis, of Nashville
business manager Of Nashville's nev
literary weekly, the Round Table
was here Wednesday and Thursda.
on brief visit to his father.
"A full line of spring and summe
clothing, direct from the manufact
urers, now on hand at Morford & Co.'S
The cheapest ever offered in thi
market--fully 25 per cent. below al
competition.
When the SHOWS have melte
and gentle spring comes again, plan
Tennessee second crop Irish potatoes
They are superior to the Norther
potato, and are cheaper, sold b
Ritchey & Bostick.
"A cleverer man cannot be fOun
.. anywhere than Mr.. VIM. Gwaltney
! cashier of the Bank of Gordonsvill,
He is ever ready to accommodate
those that fall in his path, and b.
4 sides this, he is thorough busine'
man.
The mass meeting at the cour
house tonight (Friday) to furtht
the male high SCHOOL, should /
largely attended. Let every citize
who feels an interest in McMinl
+. ville's growth and prosperity be q
, / ban1