Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-11-07
MEANWHILE, TENNESSEE, SATURDAY, NOV. T. r8o.

-ItN' d. l. OuIIy anu III W. II.
Fleming and wife returned home
from Conference Wednesday. DR..
]. p. Bostick and wife returned on
Tuesday.
Mr.. Geo. w. Lewis and family
came through in a carriage from
Carthage to this place last Sunday,
and have spent the week with rela-
tives here. They will return to Car
thage today.
"A. II. Woodlee has just received
this week full supply Of granulated
and clarified sugars, "Seed Tick
Coffee, etc, and invites those wish
ing such groceries to call on him.
Sparta Expositor The barn of
John Poore, who lives in Hickory
Valley, was burned last Saturday
night about dark, together with 1900
binds of fodder and 100 bushels of
corn. Mr.. Poore and family were
not at home at the time and they are
unable to account for the fire.
Mr.. John S. Wood will leave in
day or two for Birmingham, Ala,
where he has secured a business stu.
alton. John is full of energy and
industry, and will make himself use
ful wherever he goes. We wish him
success and happiness in his new ven
ture.
The barn of Mr.. p. II. Ashburn,
living near Viola, was burned be-
tween IL and / O'Clock last Sunday
morning. Three head of horses, a
large lot of farming implements and
some corn were burned. The fire is
thought to have been of incendiary
origin.
Mr.. Will Elkins has been in
stalled as clerk behind the counters
of J. c. NJ. Ross & Son, and will be
glad to have all of his friends pay
him frequent calls there. Will is
popular with all classes, and will
make the popular house Of Ross &
Son valuable man.
You will lose money in going of
to the cities to buy harness. w. S
Maddux will sell you any kind of {
set of harness you want from 10 to q
: per cent cheaper than you can buy
the same goods in Nashville o.
: Louisville. See his new stock jus
e received this week.
"A young lady of McMinnvill'
went to the train the other day Il
i meet a sister returning home from {
/ trip, but became SO ''rattled' owe
Q another arrival, that she forgot t
greet and kiss her sister until SOM
@ time after they had taken seats il
r the bus. Strange how little thing
v will affect folks sometimes.
Mr.. Frank Colville has purchac
ed the home place of Mr.. Wm
e White, on Summer Street. This
Il taken in connection with Frank
:. recent pilgrimages to Kentucky
b leads his many friends to believ
that he seriously contemplates abar
n dOning the state of celibacy at a
.e early date.
: DIR. G. R. Grain has moved int
It the elegant new Offices fitted up fl
him on the second floor of Mr.. H. ]
10 WalIing's building, southeast corn'
in of Main and Spring Streets. He ce
e. tainly has the handsomest suite
dental rooms to be found in this pa
of the State, and will make his p
es irons just as comfortable as it is pc
RI sible to do.
as For all kinds of Heating al
IS. Cooking Stoves, and Ranges, see tn
you get one of the Phillips & Buttol
-. Mfg. Co.'S make. This is one of Il
~ largest concerns in the United State
- use nothing but the best material
-, their goods, are up to the latest il
" provements and desirable feature
and when the facts are consider
ng that all repairs can be had from the
ts. in such short time, your patrona
- should be unquestionably Civ
&c them, while at the same time y
H. are fostering home industry.
The action of the Methodist CO
'ty ference in returning Mr.. Curry to t
I'M McMinnville church for anOth
rn year is very gratifying not only
the members Of the particular &C
as gregation which he serves, but
every one in McMinnville acquail
ed with Mr.. Curry and his estimal
nc wife. During their three years re
Oh dence here they have endeared the
ur selves to the whole community, al
,es the progress of the church here und
Mr.. Curry's ministratiOns is a mon
ment to his earnest jealous devoti