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


received by E. Webb.
Fifty acres of land, good tene-
ment house, adjoining corporate linn
its of McMinnville, for rent for 1892.
Apply to Ed. j. Wood.
"A suitable Christmas present for
any one would be one of those hand
some umbrellas just received at j. G.
M. Ross & Son's-gold, silver or
natural stick stats.
Remember, everybody who buys
$l.0O worth of goods at the Bakery
during the next 80 days will be
given discount of 10 cents.
Have you seen those beautiful
presents that A. II. Woodlee will
give to his customers on Christmas
day? Ifnot, go and see them.
The Collins Force Pump will
throw stream of water over 90 feet,
is simple, durable and cheap. Frank
rambling, Agent at McMinnville.
Miss Ella Sims, of Chattanooga,
after visit of some weeks to the
family of Mr.. w. G. Cummins, near
this place, returned home last Satur-
day.
In making your round of Christ
mas purchases remember to call on
Henry Hamilton. He has a choice
selection of Christmas candies, toys,
dolls, notions, etc.
-TullahOma Guardian: Capt. Sam
X. Forsyth has again gone to Nc
Minnville. He seems to have a lik-
ing for that pleasant little mountain
city.
Mrs. J. H. Cummins and child
rem, of Jackson county, arrived last
Thursday to spend the holidays with
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. O. M.
Thurman.
Mr.. Jas. Morford returned home
the first of this week from Nashville,
where he has been attending Jen>
nings' Business College for the last
three months
Mr.. j. H. Sheriff. has new cot
tage residence on North College
Street now nearing completion. DIR.
Ritchey has one under construction
on Donnell Street.
Calls for the annual stockholders
meetings of the two National banksof
McMinnville will be found in this
issue. Said meetings will be held on
the second Tuesday in January.
Mr.. S. M. Clenny and wife NOV.
ed down from Quebeck, White coun-
ty, Wednesday, and will remain
here permanently. They are occupy
ing Mr.. Snodgrass' house on Spring
Street.
There is no use hunting around
for the best place to buy your Christ
mas groceries. Go straight to the
store of D. o. Jenkins and you will
find a full stock Of the best and fresh
est goods.
There was large attendance at
the oyster supper served by the la
dies of the Baptist Church at the
Maddux House Thursday night, and
the receipts were quite gratifying to
the managers.
Mrs. M. Livingston has a well
selected stock of toys, dolls, and other
Christmas goods. She also has large
stock Of ladies' furnishing goods, no.
tons, novelties, etc., embracing many
articles suitable for holiday presents,
The Nashville papers of Satur-
day afternoon and Sunday morning
failed to reach us again by the morn>
ing mail last Monday. 1t looks a
little peculiar that Memphis and
Birmingham paper should reach us
promptly and Nashville papers fail.
The town OF Shelbyville suffered
f another disastrous fire on Tuesday
night, several business houses being
destroyed. The fire originated in the
jewelry store of Mr.. l.. F. Capshaw
formerly of McNinnviIle. His stock
was a total loss, on which he haG
$500 insurance.
If you want to make some one {
Christmas present which can be KEEP
and appreciated always, you will
find many things in l.. F. Jean
MARES stock to fill the bill. He has
the latest novelties in Jewelry, to-
gether with large display of beau
tiful silverware, table cutlery, etc.
Nashville American Col. JOhr
II. Savage, the distinguished veteran
of hundred political battles on the