Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-12-19


day. morning for Tupelo, Miss, to
visit a brother who is dangerously
i'll.
L. f. Jeanmaire yet has a large
stock of silverware from which you
can select handsome Christmas pres
ents.
See Fleming's fine dressing cases
and manicure sets in plush and hard
wood before it is everlastingly to
late.
Smith & Thurman's store is
headquarters for roasted coffee. Try
their different brands and be con-
WINGED.
Cards have been issued ANNOUNCE
ing the marriage of Mr.. Alfred p.
Smart to Miss Jennie Black burn
Berry, at Bentonville, Ark, Tuesday,
Dec. 22d.
Miss Maggie Wallace, who has
been teaching in Wilson county for
several months, returned home last
Saturday.
buy your Christmas presents
early and your pocket book will
avoid the rush later on" quoth an
exchange.
-FOUND.-A sum of money which
owner can get by proving property
and paying for this notice. Apply to
c. A. Hopkins.
Mr.. r. Kennedy, after a years
absence, returned home last Satur-
day to spend the Christmas holidays
with his family.
DR., w. j, Jolly, returned home
the first of this week after an absence
Of two months, and entered actively
into his practice.
Mr.. f. L, Lynde, travelling pas
senger agent Of the Union Pacific
Railroad, was here Wednesday in
the interest Of his road.
Sieve buttons, shirt studs, breast
pins and many other beautiful ar
tic!es in the iewelry line for sale by
j. c. NJ. Ross & Son.
A. NJ. Jones will sell good mix
ed candy ut 10 cents per pound, bet
Ter 20 cents, best % cents. Stick can
dy too low to advertise
Mr. Will II. Magness, who is now
engaged in banking at Alfalfa, Ala,
came home Monday and will remain
until after the holidays.
FIFTY acres of land, good tene-
ment house, adjoining corporate linn
its of McMinnville, for rent for 1892.
Apply to Ed. j. Wood.
Get up and hustle,
And join in the tussle
For that prize offered by A. II.
Woodee to his best customer.
Mrs. Carrie Hancock, of Wilson
County, spent last Monday and Tues
day here on visit to her friend and
schoolmate, Miss Ann Black.
Mrs. o. n. Mosser and Master
Hollis spent several days in Nash
vile last week visiting friends and
taking in the Christmas sights.
"A handsome silk umbrella
would make both a sensible and USE
full Christmas present-A full line
J just received at j. G. M. Ross q Sons
"A. H. Gross has displayed in his
store a nice Christmas Tree, come
and see it, and then select your toys,
vases and anything else you want fol-
presents.
: Everything new, novel an d pref.
ty in jewelry will be found in l.. F.
Jeanmaire's stock. You can find
nothing more appropriate for Christ.
mas gifts.
Mr. Sebon Rains arrived from
Texas, last Tuesday, on a visit to his
sister, Mrs. S. Wallace, and was
given hearty welcome by his nu
merous friends here.
There are some holes and rough
places in the pavements along Main
Street which render walking over
them not only very unpleasant, but
dangerous. They should be repaired
You can find everything you
want in the way of Christmas can
dies, either plain or fancy, at d. O
l Jenkins Also fruits, nuts, raisins
= dates, figs, and lots of other gooC
things.
Mr.. j. l.. Garnett came home
t last Tuesday to spend the Christmas
holidays. He is now engaged in the
: manufacture of barrel slaves anC