Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-05-16

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entire berry season. Price will be
II : cents. per quart.
"A. M. Jones has been replenish-
ing his stock almost daily this week,
and has had fine trade, which he
appreciates very much.
Mr.. Frank Colville spent several
days in Nashville during the last
week, and attended the Bankers
Convention last Tuesday.
"A. M. Jones says there is no use
for him advertising, as everybody |
knows he keeps the best and freshest
stock of groceries in town.
For RENT.-A six room dwell
ing. Large yard and garden, and
fine well of water. Apply to F. E.
Jones, at the Warren House.
In order to make room for a car
load of wagons, Moriord & Biles will
close out their stock of road carts and
spring wagons cheap for cash.
Mrs. NJ. E. Munford returned
home from Memphis last week. She
spent the greater part of the winter at
Cold Water Harbor, in Florida.
Sparta Expositor: The prospects
for an immense blackberry crop are
very flatterlng this season. The in.
dications are that all that will be nec-
essary will be to set bucket under q
bush and give ii u shake.
Don't forget when you want a
, fine cigar or piece of good tobacco
5 to call on d. O. Jenkins. You will
find the best brands in his stock.
( Miss Smith ofRowland, and Miss
S Walker of VaABuren county, visit
ed the family of Mr.. Butler Smith Of
this place few days of this week.
8 If you want white embroidered
dress for so cts yard, white drt SIS
/. goods from five cents TO sixty cents
. per yard, call on Mrs. r. A. Bridges
Mead q Ritchey will buy hens
/. and frying chickens at their store
Il every Tuesday, Wednesday anC
Thursday until further notice. 3t.
- Miss Claudia Brown, of Wood
y bury, after pleasant visit of two
weeks to Miss Emma Wood at thi'
place, returned home last Sunday
! Smith & Thurman have adopted
the cash system in their new grocer!
store, and are making prices to sui
- this system. People will find it t,
'' their interest to call on them.
Ladies, do you want a dress, hat
~ bonnet, underwear, gloves, fans
handkerchiets, hUse, or anything 70
children and misses Call on Mrs
v r. A. Bridges.
" Mr.. G. c. Erwin, of Horse Sho
Falls, Tenn, attended the big meet
81 ing at Bildad last Sunday, May 10th
'S aud returned home well pleased wit
the discourse of each preacher.
- We want to call the especial al
d tention of the ladies to our line {
Oxford Ties. For beauty and fit the
OF can't be eXcelled.
re J. G.. M. Ross & Son.
"A party composed of Messrs.
est j. Morford, Thos. Smartt, Bell M
k, CLARITY, Chas. Fisher, Thos. Viii
and Horace Harwell spent sever
ed days at Caney Fork Falls this wee
lis fishing.
There was but one ticket for Il
ill municipal election printed at Il
ne. STANDARD Office, and every man (
it was elected by handsome majo
en ty. Moral, if you don't want to
nd elected don't have us to print yo
,v tickets.
tv Remember the recitatiOns in t
Baptist Church at 1880 Saturday nigl
May 10th, by Mrs. L. G. French
Knoxville. Admission % cts. Al
free lecture and recitations al
ps p o'clock Sunday afternoon, May III
N in the M. Z. Church. Every @
cordially invited to be present.
'l ,n Mr.. J. M. Moffitt and wife
'nno m spending this week with Mrs. N
INV parents at Altamont. jim brous
home with him from Arkansas
it'll week an interesting relic in
this shape of piece of leather from
'om stage robbed by the James Broth
gang near Hot Springs some ye
nan ago.
OF The Farmers Reliance"
She growing rapidly. 1t now has
members, with flattering prospect
,ode gathering in all the best farmers
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