Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-02-14

ana delivered Tree by Smart.
Walter A. Thatch will remain in
the store with A. M. Jones, where he
will be pleased to see his old custom
ers at any time.
Smart has just received a big
stock of Tinware. Come and buy
bucket Of molasses or lard and get
your bucket at cost.
Smart sells the best full cream
cheese Is cents, mince meat 10 cts,
good tea 80 cts, tea dust 25 cts and
everything else in proportion.
"A New line Of Cigars and the
best stock Of Tobacco in town. Try
our Is cts 10. tobacco.
SMARTT & Co.
Fresh crackers, snow flake hom.
my, rice, salted crescent crackers,
cod isit mackerel, and other choice
table delicacies just received at d. L.
DrOWn tOudy.
If rains continue as frequent dur
ing the latter half of this month as
they have been throughout the first
: half farmers will get a late start on
oat planting.
Miss Maggie Reed returned Mon-
day to take charge of the elocutiOn
class at G. f. College for two or three
weeks, until the arrival of the new
teacher in that department.
MIR. John NJ. Burger got the first
piece of pie from the Governor in this
county. He has the appointment of
, Commissioner to taking the voting
population of the county.
j. d. Elkins, at the Warren
House Office, has secured the agency
for the Nashville Banner, and will
3 have it delivered anywhere in town
}. by carrier at 10 cts per week.
J., "A stock of our Never Rip School
J. Shoesas big as a barn. They are
@ the best thing we can buy. We guar.
y. antee every pair. Try pair.
w. G. & B. F. WoMACK.
v DIR. G. 7. Stainback left Wednes.
Il day morning for Columbus, Miss, in
response to a telegram announcing
that Mrs. Stainback was quite i'll
:. All of the friends and acquintances o
the family here wish her speedy re
coyery.
- Our spring shoes are in stock
with our $3.50 Zeigler ladies' shoe il
the load. It's shoe that can't bt
o beat. A $40 chrome for the man whC
s. says he sells as good shoe for tn,
same money.
p w. G. d B. F. WOMACK.
II DIR. Thos. Black and famil,
moved back to their old home in thi
s, place from Nashville last Wednes
v day. They haven't been gone lonl
enough to become strangers, ant
es their many friends are quite glad t.
st have them back again.
We kindly request all those in
p> debted to us, either by account o
10 note, to come forward and settle a
once. The time has come to purchas
At spring goods, and it takes money
< Those whom we have indulge
should return the favor by payin
when asked. MoRFoRD & Co.
st "A bear has taken up an abode i
cave on the bank of Barren Fork,
. mile or two below town, near tn
% Griswold mill. The animal has bee
" seen several times along the blu
back of the creamery lots. A nun
d, ber of shots were fire at it one da
es this week, but without bringing
down. Considerable excitement hs
rs been created among the people livin
as in that vicinity.
Of AT meeting of the G. F. COLES
Association Directors held Thursda
ay afternoon, subscription was starte
ID. for a gymnasium and ten pin allie,
all to be erected on the college campu
1t will probably be built east of Il
nj college building, and be made ne
ho and ornamental structure. 1t will
quite an acquisition to the colleg
furnishing ample opportunities f,
exercise and physical development
NJ AS we stated last week, Mr..
10 A. Thatch has received an appoin
ment in the revenue service, and
has sold out his mercantile busine
ioU to Mr.. A. M. Jones, who is alreaC
:. largely increasing the stock. M
:" Jones is a pleasant, courteous gent
man, who will strive to supply 4
at, wants of his customers in the mint
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