Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-10-17

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attend the meeting of Nashville
Presbytery.
We have on hand at this Office
full stock of gray rag wrapping pa
per, which we will supply TO mer-
chants at Nashville prices.
For RENT.-The M. A. Doty
place, on West Main Street. room
dwelling, two large gardens. Barn
and all out buildings, with large pas
ture lot. w. A. JOHNSON, Ag't.
Misses Lucy and Vida Gallaher
and Miss Annie McCroskey, of Glen
lock, Tenn, arrived Tuesday of this
week, and have been enrolled as pu-
pills in G. F. College.
DR.. A. d. Phillips left last Tues
day for GAINESVILLE, to attend the
Baptist State Convention. He will
be absent until sometime next week,
consequently there will be no preach
ing at the Baptist church tomorrow.
Taxes for 1891 are now due and
payable to the Trustee. They will
become delinquent Feb. lst, 1892,
and if not paid on or before that date
will be placed in the hands of officers
for collection.
Owners of buildings should re-
member that tirst-class insurance
companies decline TO insure any
building in which tile fiues are used.
They are dangerous and should new
er be used for smoke flues.
-Messrs. Geo. w. Stroud and
Frank Womack left last Tuesday,
southwark, with car load of horses
and mules, but were not decided
when they left at what point they
would stop.
The cold wave signal was hoist
ed here Thursday morning for the
first time this season. The temper
ature went down to 800 that night,
and we had white frost Friday
morning.
When the Improvements in Mr..
II. l.. Walling's building, southwest
corner of Main and Spring Streets,
are completed, he will have num-
Der of desirable Office rooms on the
second floor, four of which will be oc-
cupied by DR.. Grain.
Mr.. Drew Brewer was mixing
among his friends in town Thursday.
He will embark in the mercantile
business at Viola in about ten days,
and will carry large stock of gen
eral merchandise.
The space between the National
Bank building and the two story
brick building west of it, on Main
Street, is being built up with mod
ern business front, and will be con-
verted into an Office room, about 40
feet in length.
Mr.. John G. Mcclure has been
licensed by Judge Smallman and
Chancellor Bearden to practice law,
He is well endowed with natural
abilities to shine in the profession,
and has host of friends to wish him
success.
Il will leave on or about Oct. ODD
1891, for New York city, to be absent
two months. All parties owing me
will find their accounts with Mr.
Frank Colville. DR.. Seitz will serve
my patrons who desire him in my
absence. w. j. JOLLY.
Mr.. John Beech left Saturday
for Chicago, where he is purchasing
large stock of goods for Beech &
Scales, to be opened up in the former
stand of Northcut q Silence. The
room is now being re-painted anC
put in good shape to receive the new
stock.
An interesting protracted meet
ing has been in progress at the Cum
berland Presbyterian Church here al
this week, with preaching morning
and night by Rev. S. d. Logan, o
; Murh eesboro. All the services have
been well attended.
Mr.. B. II. Atkinson, a popula
, Knight of the Grip, came in from tn,
road Wednesday morning to spend
few days with his family here. H,
, attended the great Democratic mas
meeting in New York city a few
= nights ago, which was addressed b,
Cleveland and Hill
DR.. Elisha NJ. Sims, after a Ion,
prOtracted sickness, died Tuesday DC
tOber 18th at the home of his brother
Polk Sims, near Pelham, Grund,