Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-03-22
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Nashville To-Day, (trlday.)
Garden Seeds all Kinds and Seed
Irish Potatoes at Smart & Co.'S.
Miss Ruby Wallace spent last
Sunday visiting friends in the coun-
try.
Examine w. l.. Douglas $500
shoe for men, on sale at j. G. NJ. Ross
& Sons.
Mr.. S. M. Clenny and wife, of
Quebeck, spent Sunday last with rel
atives here.
Mr.. T. j. Davis was shaking
hands with his old friends here one
day this week.
Col. II. l.. w. Hill, the big medi-
cine man Of Collins River, spent
Tuesday night in town.
Mis- Fannie Bruster returned
home last Saturday from "A three
weeks visit to Nashville.
"A full line of Hanlilton-Brown
Shoe Cos Ladies' shoes just received
at j. c. NJ. Ross & Sons.
Mr.. Butler Smith and wife will
occupy j. l.. Haggard's dwelling
house, on Sparta Street.
Miss Fannie Fisher, after spend
ing the winter visiting friends in
Nashville, has returned home.
Mr.. NJ. E. Deakins, a promi.
nent citizen of Sequanchie Valley,
was here IA day or two this week.
- .irs. Lou Binkley left here one
day last week for st. Louis, where
she expects to spend several months.
Everything in Groceries and
Provisions and delivered at your
door. SMARTT & Co.
Mr.. w. Fl. Ross will leave Mon
day for Eastern markets to purchase
"a spring stock for j. G. NJ. Ross &
Son.
Winter and Spring have been
having a rough and tumble tussel for
supremacy in the weather for the
last week.
"A heavy wind and rain storm,
accompanied by much thunder and
lightning, passed over this place last
Tuesday night.
DIR. a. d. Phillips spent two or
three days in Winchester this week,
attending a meeting of Mary Sharpe
College Trustees.
j. c. NJ. Ross & Son have any
thing you car name in Mems, Wo.
mems and Childrens' shoes. Prices
low, quality unsurpassed.
Mr.. Mel. Atkinson, the popular
representative of the G. W. Gail &
AK Co., is in town to talk business
and other matters for a few days.
An addition of a new Office and
passenger waiting rooms will proba-
bly, be made to the McMinnville
depot during the coming summer.
Manchester Times: Misses Fan.
ME Bruster and Mai Conner Of Nc
Minnville, visited our town thi.
week, guests Of Mrs. Mollie Burger,
-FOR SALE-Almost new Combin,
ed Reaper and Mower buckeye ,ant
good Spring Tooth Hay Rake. Call
soon. w. A. JOHNSON.
Mr.. w. T. Murray returned
home last Friday from a circuit o
the eastern counties of the district il
the interest of his congressional can.
vasS.
Mrs. +. p. Clute, of South Pitts
burg, arrived at noon Wednesday Il
attend her mother, Mrs. D. f. Wal
lace, who has been quite sick for sew
eral days.
Mrs. Sallie Eastwood and daught
81, Mrs, Ransom, of Fort Wayne
Ind, are here to spend a month will
the family of her brother, Mr.. Ed
Nunnelly.
Mr.. John H. Bullock, of Nash
vile, was here a portion of last Tues
day and Wednesday putting in som
solid strokes for farmer" Jere Bax
ter for governor.
o Misses Lizzie and Josie Rahm LEI
last Monday morning for Chattanoo
ga, where they have positions il
Loveman's large millinery and dress
making establishment.
Mr.. O. A. Barbee, who has bee
working on the STANDARD for
couple Of months, left Monday last fc
Smithville, where he will probabl
establish a new paper soon.
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