Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-11-14

bags just received at the STANDARD
Office, We buy direct from the man.
facturers and sell at jobber's prices.
Beech & Scales will begin Mon
day and buy every day for cash,
Hens 5ctS per III; Chickens -! to l5cts
each; good fresh butter ljcts per 10.
--Messrs. George and Eben Mead,
with party of eight or ten other
gentlemen, will start next Monday
for weeks camp hunt on Cumber-
land Mountain.
1. j. Bass will receive today a
full new stock of harness, saddles and
brides, in all grades. If you want
anything in this line see this stock
before you buy.
Invitations are out to the mar
riage of Mr.. Frank Colville and Miss
Pearl Rice, at the Cumberland Pres.
byterian Church in Greenville, KY,
at.high noon, Thursday, Nov. 10Th.
A very fair rain fell here Mon
day night and Tuesday. Not enough
to wet the ground very deep, but
sufficient to start wheat and grass to
growing and encourage the farmers.
Misses Ann Black and Bette
SmithsOn went to Nashville last
Wednesday. After spending several
days in that city, they will visit rel
atives in Carthage for few weeks,
With this weeks issue of the
New Era, Mr.. Percy S. Wallace re-
tires from air connection with the pa
per, and his father, Mr.. d. +. Wal
lace, again assumes entire business
and editorial management. 500
Now that our colored friends are
handsomely provided with new
school building, let more and better
school room for the white children be
provided at the earliest possible date
Attention is called to the adver
tisement of Mr. II. Rahm, in this
issue. The season is now at hanC
when good, serviceable boots anC
shoes are needed, and Rahm puts VI
the very best at moderate prices.
Two old and prominent citizen
} of the Viola neighborhood have pas
sed over the dark river this week
f They were Mr.. ThOs. Biles, who dieC
} on Tuesday morning, and Mr.. "
H. Hicks, who died on Tuesda.
night. Both were well advanced il
! years. ar..
We would direct attention of OIL
, readers to the advertisement of A
p. Seitz, to be found on our eight
page. Mr.. Seitz carries a large an
varied line of goods, and his entir
. stock is new and fresh. Read his ad
i vertisement and give him call.
Mr.. l. ]. Bass, saddle and hal
ness manufacturer of this place, mad
: a sale of between four and five hur
dred horse collars of his make to
u Nashville jobbing house. The hous
I purchasing them will find them ST
perior goods, and will no doubt plaC
n larger orders in the future.
Miss May Gleason, of New Yorl
a talented elOcutionist, gave an ente
tainment of readings and recitation
d at the Opera House. here Thursda
/ night. Owing to very brief ADVERT
e ing only a few were in attendant
but those were well plea
A. ed with the entertainment. Mi
is Gleason bears some most fatteriI
\. press testimonials, and she will pro
ably visit McMinnville again und
ID more favorable auspices.
IL The Art Agate, Phillips q Bu
20 torff Mfg. Co.'S, new Cook Stove.
one of the most desirable made.
y has all the modern improvement
IL and for excellent baking qualitit
OF cannot be surpassed. This Stove
made to be used with and witho
]. Reservoir, and the larger sizes ha
n 4 or I6 holes on top. The Fire Ba
10 of these Stoves is warranted to If
five years. Well mounted, al
ry handsome in appearance, and ma
IT, of the best material.