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


Mr.. Jno. S. Cooper, of Quebecki
was here today (Friday.)
Pure Silver Leaf Lard in 8 and
10 pound cans at Woodlee's.
Go to d. l.. Browns and get 10
cent boxes of snuff for a nickel.
-Chestnuts are in the market. A
large crop is reported this year.
Capt. ]. w. Irwin spent last Sun
day at home with his family.
We had a light frost here this
(Friday) morning, the first Of the sea-
son.
Found-A lady's hand bag. Owner
can get same on payment for this
notice.
Mr.. I. w. Smith moved into his
new residence on the Sparta road
this week.
The Verschie. Show Co., give an
exhibition to a large audience here
last Thursday night.
Miss Louise McHenry, of Nash
vile, is visiting relatives here, and is
the guest of Mrs. T. C. Lind.
-Found-A sum of money. Own
er can get same by describing prop
erty and paying for this notice.
MIR. Reaves, of Covington, Tenn,
arrived Wednesday with two new
boarding pupils for G. F. College.
You can find any kind of a whip
you want at w. S. Maddux's. He
has a large new stock of all grades
and prices.
ID. L. Brown has just received
and opened an elegant line of jewelry
for ladies and gents. The stock en-
braces some of the best goods made.
j. c. M. Ross & Son will receive
in few days large shipment Of
ladies', misses, and children's wraps.
You are invited to call and see them
The force of the Postal Telegraph
Co., passed through here again this
week, stringing another solid copper
wire along that line from Rome, Ga.
to Chicago.
w. S. Maddux invites you to cal
and inspect his large stock of harness
and saddles. If he has not just wha
you want on hand he will make i
for you on short notice.
Mrs. Henderson, of Chattanooga
who has been visiting relatives her,
for three weeks, returned home thi
(Friday) morning, accompanied b!
her sister, Mrs. II. Ii. Faulkner.
Sam X. Forsyth, sign painter
has rented the large room in seconC
story of Mason Block, and is prepar
ed to do artistic sign work, shoy
cards, etc., on short notices at loy
prices.
For RENT.-The M. A. Dot
place, on West Main Street. 7roor
dwelling, two large gardens. Bar
and all out buildings, with large pas
ture lot. w. A, JOHNSON, Ag't.
Mr.. w. B. Palmer, a reporter {
the Nashville Herald, was here la'
Monday, and sent his paper som
spicy reading of Congressman SnOC
grass speech and McDowel's antic
The McMinnviile Building, Loa
and Savings Association continues
flourish "like a green bay tree.
Five shares were loaned this week ;
an average premium of $75 per share
The attention of our lady reade
is directed to the advertisement
Mrs. r. A. Bridges in this issue. H,
new fall stock is now ready for il
3pection, and she feels confident
pleasing every customer.
Miss Anna Ross, who has resi-
ed here with her relatives, Rev. j.
Murray and wife, for nearly a yea
left last Monday afternoon for h
home in Canada. She made MAJ
good friends in McMinnville duril
her stay here.
MIR. S. McRamsey's address
the Warren County Farmers ms
tute, which we published in fl
early in last month, has been copi
and favorbaly commented upon by
number of our State exchanges.
MIR. Horace Woodlee, former
resident Of McMinnyille, died
Lafayette, Ga, of consumption, !,
Saturday. The remains were br0ug
here on Monday and inferred TUT
day morning, The friends of
b0yhoOd here regret his untime
death.