Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-10-03

J. Finney went to Smithville today
(Friday) to attend the fall meeting of
McMinnville Presbytery.
"A. H Woodlee's confectionery
department is bewidering maze of
all that is beautiful and elegant, de
licious and wholesome.
"A. H. Woodlee has just received
a new stock Of staple groceries, which
he is selling at panic prices. See
them before purchasing elsewhere.
Miss Ida Walker, of Spencer, a
beautiful and accomplished young
lady, is the guest of her cousin, Mrs.
j. M. Cunningham, this week.
Miss Leila Smith, an attractive
young lady of Rowland, is visiting
here this week, and is the guest of her
friend, Mrs. J. NJ. Cunningham.
DR.. w. H. Fleming left last
Tuesday for Louisville and other
markets, to purchase large stock of
holiday goods and druggists sun
dries.
Beech & Scales have purchased
the Northcut & Silence stock from f.
Montgomery, and will close out
everything in the stock at cost.
Mrs. Lou Spurlock who has been
with her daughter, Mrs. Umben>
hour, in Nashville, for several
months, returned home this week.
w. S. Maddux & Co., have now
on hand a full stock of double and
single harness, saddles, brides, and
everything in the harness line. Give
them a call.
Don't fail to see A. III. W0odlee's
new stock and magnificent display
of candies and chewing gums, which
he has just received direct from the
manufacturers.
Mrs. S. j. Walling and children,
who have been visiting her mother
here during the summer, left Wed>
nesday morning for their home at
BrOwnwood, Texas.
Mrs w. l.. Clark of Memphis, is
here to spend several weeks with
Mr.. w. Il. Murray's family. She
has recently returned from trip
through Europe.
The firms of j. c. NJ. Ross & Son,
Thurman Bros d Co., Cardwell Bros,
and A. P. Seitz have all received
new awnings for the fronts of their
respective stores this week.
For RENT.-The NJ. A. Doty
place, on West Main Street. 7room
dwelling, two large gardens. Barn
and all out buildings, with large pas
ture lot. w. A. JOHNSON, Ag't.
The large dynamo arrived last
Tuesday. An expert electrician has
been at work to-day (Friday) putting
the plant in through order, and all
the lights will be turned on tonight.
While the weather has been
somewhat cooler this week than last,
the drouth continues. A light shower
fell early Tuesday morning, but it
was hardly sufficient to lay the dust.
-Tommie, a little son of Mr.. w.
M. Morton, aged about years, died
at their home in this place last Tues
day afternoon, and was buried the
following day with a funeral service
by Rev. j. Il. Curry.
Miss Tommie Buchanan, former
chapel teacher at G. F. College, ar
rived Thursday to visit the College
for few days, bringing two new
boarding pupils, Miss jamie Buchan-
an and Miss Maggie Smith, daughter
and niece respectively of Gov.
Buchanan.
VIM. Perkins, living near Faul-
kner's Factory, was seriously injured
Thursday evening by young mule
team running away and throwing
him from the wagon against a stump,
badly bruising him about the hips.
You can get some big bargains
from Beech & Scales, at the old
Northcut & Silence stand. Every
thing in the house will be sold away
below value to make room for an en-
tirely new stock.
Mr.. VIM. Eastwood has sold his
interest in the foundry and machine
shop at this place to his partners,
MeSsrs. Il. II. Eastwood and ID. b.
Carson, and the style Of the firm is
now Eastwood * Carson. Mr.. VIM.
Eastwood has located permanently
in Nashville.
The new show window fixtures
of J. c. NJ. Ross q Son are very hand
some indeed, and give their front
most attractive and city-like APP
Dearancn They have also had a