Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-02-07

new cottage was received Thursday.
We have experienced the coldest
weather of the winter here this week,
ice forming in some places fully an
inch in thickness.
The various streams of the cOun-
ty have been quite high this week.
A dead horse flOated down Barren
Fork last Tuesday.
Mr.. Thos. Conner and Mr.. O. NJ.
Thurman have both been quite sick
during the last week, and are yet
confined to their rooms.
Mr.. r. A. Thatch has received
an appointment as gauger from Col
lector Num-, and will close out his
grocery business to other parties.
MIR. Duncan Doty, of Chattanoo>
ga, was here last Saturday to attend
his brothers. funeral, and remained
for several days.
Mrs. Laura Hickerson of Tulla-
homa, visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. c. Ramsey, at this place, a
few days during the last week.
j. NJ. Cunningham now has a
large stock of Shoes, Clothing and
general dry goods on hand, and is
making very low prices to cash buy
ers.
The bridge committee appointed
by the County Court at its January
term will meet in the Office of the
! County Court Clerk at 10 o'clock this
morning.
Fresh stocks Of groceries received
at ID. o. Jenkins every week. You
can always depend on finding the
freshest and choicest goods in thi:
line there.
Mr.. w. N. Mitchell, our County
Superintendent, who had been a
home sick for couple of weeks, re
turned to school at Decherd las
Tuesday.
Mrs. Rodgers, Of Louisville, KY.
, the new vocal teacher for C. F. Col
lege, arrived today (Friday.) A ney
matron and elOcutiOn teacher ar
expected next week.
Miss Fannie Bruster has suffic
iently recovered from her recent i'll
=. ness to be able to get to town again
and has been visiting among he
friends here this week.
= Miss Lille Henderson of Win
: chester, after visit of two or thre
weeks to friends here, retured hon
last Monday, accompanied by Mis-
S Annie May MadduX.
Chattanooga Times: Miss Mar
IS Ritchey and Misses Belle and Lul
IS Smartt, of McMinnville, are vistin
Mr.. and Mrs. Euclid Waterhouse
is 45l Oak street.
q DIR. j. p. BostiCk has been CO.
fined to his room this week wit
!, quite a severe attack of la gripp
r He is convalescent now, and hopes
l. be out in day or two.
Remember we are keeping |
is our stock of HamiltOn-BrOwn Ladit
m $3.50 Shoe, acknowledged the best
the world for fit and wear.
ID J. G. M. Ross & Son.
lie Miss Maggie Reed has resign
j. her position in the G. F. College fl
r ulty, and left Thursday for Sou
e, Carolina to visit friends for sever
is weeks.
Mr.. j. G. Ramsey, Jr., who hol
n position in the Commercial Matte
er al Bank of Nashville, was here Ii
n Saturday and Sunday on visit
his parents.
90 Mr.. Will H. Eaves of Nashvil
w special solicitor of the Mutual l.
,ct Insurance Co., of New York, W
here few days this week in the
l., terest of that company.
90 MIR. A. C. Johnson and fam
70 arrived the first of this week or
visit to Mrs. f. J. Griswold, I
49, mother of Mrs. johnson. Mr.. JOf
=, son only remained day or so,
~, his wife and children will be here
for several weeks.
The Nashville American of w
In n nesday gives this information of {
-, Savage: "COl. John II. Savage
slowly recovering from severe
tack of pneumonia. His physici;
ro' now think he will regain his acc
go toned physical vigor."
'ds Mr.. w. H. Fowler, of Dyersbu
Tenn, arrived here last Saturd
t,s with his daughter, whom he plat