Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-02-28
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store for bargains.
DIR. Phillips has been at Doyle
several days this week.
w. S. Maddux has a few lap
robes left which he will close out at
cost.
Mrs. Harriet Pennebaker left
last Monday for Chattanooga, to visit
relatives.
For Sale-A thoroughbred Black
Poland China Sow, with three pigs.
Apply to John Beech.
Glover, Red Top, Orchard Grass
and Timothy Seeds cheap for cash at
Ritchey q BOstick's.
Mr.. 'Fayette Brown and family
moved last week to their new resi-
dence on West Main street.
Mr.. j. G. Ramsey was on the
streets again this week for the first
time since his long illness.
Miss Annie May Maddux re-
turned home last Monday from a
pleasant visit to Winchester.
Remember we only keep the best
of Field and Garden Seeds to be had.
RITCHEY & BosTICK.
MIR. T. J. Hubble and family of
Chattanooga, have been visiting
friends and relatives here this week.
Theodore, daughter of York and
Siivey Smart, COL, died at their
home near Smart station on the 25th
inst.
Mr.. l.. F. Jeanmaire has sufi~
GENTLY recovered to be at his place of
business a portion of each day this
week.
General trade is a little dull now
with retail merchants, except in the
lines of field and garden seeds, farm
implements, etc.
old Winter asserted his sway in
right royal style on Thursday. Snow
fell for several hours, but not in large
enough quantity to cover the ground.
Stroud & Co. have leased the sand
bank of Ritchey & Rowan, and can
supply sand to all at the regular price.
They also have fine lot of manure
for sale.
And still they keep coming
Prunes, Currants, Dried Beef, White
Fish, Canned Peaches and Cherries,
and lots Of new things just received
by A. M. Jones.
We will sell country merchants
Landreth's garden seeds in bulk at
wholesale prices, or furnish Crosman
Bros seeds on commission.
RITCHEY & BOsTICK.
Miss Lucy Bentley, of Nashville,
who has been here for several months
with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Blanche
Bentley, went to Nashville last Fri
day to spend few days.
Commissioner B. M. Hord has
our thanks for copy Of the Biennial
Report of the Bureau of Agriculture,
Statistics and Mines for 1S89-90. The
report contains number of valuable
statistical tables.
We did not forget our dear little
school children, and will have the
best assortment of Fancy Candies in
the city next week. Bring your
nickels and come to see us.
A. M. JONES.
We have leased our sand bank to
Stroud q Co., and in the future they
will hold the key and have the ex-
elusive right to dispose of the sand.
RITCHEY & Rowan.
-Ritchey & Bostick have the finest
Tennessee second crop Early Rose
Potatoes ever brought to McMinn-
vile. They mature quicker, grow
larger and yield more than the
Northern potato. Try them.
Our buyer will start soon to mar.
ket, and we ask all who owe us tC
call in this week and pay their ac
counts so we can re-invest the money
while in the markets.
THURMAN BROS q Co.
Mr.. d. B. Carson has received
another letter from Messrs. Ingerso
u Peyton, of Knoxville, in which
they state that they will send "f
Drawer man" to McMinnville within
the next fifteen days to investigate
the water works matter.
w. S. Maddux is now manufac
turing line of Texas saddles which
Texas cannot surpass in quality ant
workmanship. If you want saddle