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7 A NEWSPAPER OF TO-DAY; PUKE IN TONE AND EXPRESSION; PROGRESSIVE IN ALL THINGS. VOL. XII. MCMINNVILLE, TENNESSEE, SATURDAY, DEC 1890. NO. 3 RlTCHEY & BOSTICK, THE DRUGGISTS, OH! WITH THEIR ELEGANT NEW STOCK OF WE ARE LOADED FOR THE HOLIDAYS! LATEST DESIGNS! GREATEST VARIETY! FAIEEST PRICES ! 1 . I fesSl llS J& -ZJ I ll (liin m 8yOur stock of Holiday Good is now open and ready for the inspection of the public, and it w ill require hut a glance at our display to convince any one that we have the largest stock, greatest variety of goods, and altogether best line of wares for holiday gifts ever shown in McMinnville. Space will only admit of a brief enumeration of the leading articles : Everybody invited to see the BEST of everything- for Christmas. FOR THG CHIL.DREN Dolls, liuililing Blocks, Wagons, Tea Sets, Games, Hooks, &e. GLASSJAZKRE, Cups and Saucers, Water Sets, Vases, Bisque Oranments, etc. BOOKS! Novels, Poems, Sketches, Bible Stories. PLUSH GOODS Ton Topics Fresh fish at I). L. Brown's today. Choice Cocoanuts at I). 0. Jen-, kins'. Mr. Frank Womack went to At lanta last Saturday with a car load of mules, Miss Maggie Henderson of Nash ville.after a week's visit to her sister, Mrs. W. II. Ross, of this place, re turned home last Wednesday. Kami and Triplicate Mirrors, Manicure Sets, Combined Man icure and loilet Cases, Jewel Boxes, Odor Stands and Cases, Auto- and Photo- Albums, Shaving Sets, Etc. If you want a new hat for little If you want a genuine treat try money, go to Mrs. It. A. Bridges'. those delicious assorted fancy cakes at Mrs. Sarah Green of Morrison, visited relatives here several days this week. China silk, plush and silk orna ments, frosted, ice or tinsel balls at Mrs. R. A. Bridges'. See those handsome bronze clocks at Jeanmaire's. Just the thing for a holiday present. You will find a cheap line of hoes for infants, ladies and misses at Mrs. R. A. Bridges'. -Mr. Eugene Christian, of Kansas D. L. Brown's. They are the nicest goods ever shown In this market. The Building and Loan Associa tion will lend two or three shares, of $200 each, to the highest bidder at the courthouse next Monday night. -For spices, fresh groceries, ex tracts, and all the little etceteras you will need for Christmas baking, go straight to D. O. Jenkins'. His stock is complete. Mr. John Blair who is now loca ted at Loudon, East Tennessee, in HvTli'701 Qililnif Paper Knives, eights, Thermometers. UAlCllZa DllUI Cicar, Ink, and Odor Stands. WOOD KND WILJ-OW WKRE, City, dropped in on his friends here the practice of law, was here during a day or two this week, the last week on a visit to his sister, A desirablo dwelling house on Mrs- A B- Ramsey. Smithville Street to rent after Jan. Misses Ida Womack, Jessie Me 1st. Apply to R. II. Mason. Clarty and Delhi Womack spent last ivriai2 t.ivio nrwa loft i.t Mm.drtv Saturday and Sunday visiting Miss forLebanan, where she will visit Sidney Smartt in the country. friends for two or three weeks. Capt. W. A. Rutherford arrived -Mrs. Marv Sims and Mrs. E. D. fro,n Kentucky last Monday, and Austin, of Sparta.were registered at be here fr two or three weeks the Warren House Thursday. D. O. Jenkins will have Oranges, Banannas and Lemons enough to supply everybody for Christmas. Ladies, if you want a cheap line of children's, misses' and ladies' uu denfear, call on Mrs. R. A. Bridges', Messrs. S. L. Colville and J. F. Morford were in JNashville two or three days of this week on business. If you want the new novelties in dress goods, dress trimmings and neck wear go to Mrs. R. A. Bridges'. By Christmas day all of the rail road track between McMinnville and Tullahoma will be laid with steel rails. Prof. S. J. Farris of Tullahoma, has been here several days this week in the interest of a building and loan association. Mrs. Mary K. Muuford left last Monday for Birmingham, Ala., where she will spend several weeks among relatives and friends. Dr. A. D. Phillips spent two or three days of this week at Doyle, at tending a meeting of the board of trustees of Doyle College. D. L. Brown has now on hand the largest stock of candid he has t'ver carried. Choice fancy candies as low as !" ct nt per pound. looking after the Singer Manufactu ring Co's lumber interests. The ladies of the Women's Chris tian Temperance Union will give an oyster supper next Thursday night, Dec. 11th, at the Warren House ball room. All are invited to attend. Thurman Bros. & Co., have just received a large line of linen towels which have been used for drummer's samples and which they will sell at wholesale prices, from Acts to $1.00 each. The meeting at the Christian church closed Wednesday night, and Mr. Harding left Thursday for his home in Winchester, Ky. The church here received over fifty new members as a result of the meeting, which was in progress just a month. Emily Maxey, the chambermaid at the Warren House, was stricken down last week with a total par alysis of the left side. She is some what improved at this time, but her condition yet is quite unfavorable. A corps of N. C. & St. L. Railroad engineers will begin work next Mon day morning surveying a route for the extension from Tullahoma to Lynchburg. This road, if built, will open up extensive marble quarries in Coffee county. Mr. Richard Cawthon, of Mur- freesboro, who worked here several years ago with his brother, at the tin ner's trade, has been here again for a couple of weeks, putting the roof on Mr. Carson's new house. Rev. Jas. D. Murray arrived from iNashviiie Thursday and is visiting among the congregation of the' Pres byterian church, the pulpit of which Work Boxes, Work Stands and Baskets, Writing Desks, and he will fill Sunday morning and hundreds of useful, ornamental, and beautiful articles suitable n,gm' for Christmas prdsents. Come to see us and get prices. mt. j. m. Woolcot.of Fremont, v., iiuie imKipecung wun a view oi TUT TV Titv wf' W'JFW'Ma establishing novelty works. He has Wm Hi m W ljEsJSllNlw been quite successful with such an " ra ,v establishment in Ohio, and 'proposes POTTS BLOCK McMINNVILLE, TENN. iu uj n lare piani nere n ne can get sufficient inducements. Mr. J. M.Standifer, of Sequachee valley, was married to Miss Manira McGregor, at the home of the bride's mother, in this county, Thursday, Dec. 4th, by Elder O. M. Thurman of this place. The couple left for the home of the groom in S'jquachee val ley today, (Friday.) 1). L. Brown, as usual, is ready for the holiday trade with a large and well selected stock in the various lines of goods suitable for Christmas presents. His advertisement will ap pear in the Standard next week, in the meantime he invites a call from every one in search of holiday goods. When you start out to buy your Christinas candies, make a straight drive for the store of D. (). Jenkins. He has candies in boxes, buckets and barrels ; everything from pure plain stick to the finest French confections. Sugar fruits, toys, and candy hearts in great variety. For elegant holiday gifts, which will be "a thing of beauty and a joy forever," go to L. F. Jeanmaire's jewelry store. He has just received, specially for the holiday trade, a large line of gold and silver watches, jewel ry, silverware, clocks, etc. You can spend a delightfully pleasant hour looking through his stock. Attention is called to an adver tisement of the McMinnville Build ing, Loan and Savings Association in another column. A new series of shares is now open. Any industrious working man, no matter how poor he may be, can procure a homo through this association, and it is the most profitable investment people of small means can make. w.s. mm aca, HandsomE F ElepnT BED II U PALORR SETS. SETS. X : Kfjim t mum SASH, DOORS, T ' KITCHEN, AND AND-- U R E FOR DYSPEPSIA X'nr. itrown's Iron itinera. I'hysicians recommend it. A'.l dotli-rs keep it. $1.01 per bottle. Genuine has irade-murk and crossed red lines on wrapijcr. BLINDS Ceiling, Siding, FLOORING, MOULDINGS, Etc. xDIKING ROOM SETS, CHAIRS. WILLOW .WARE, OFFICE FIXTURES, East Main Street, - McMINNVILLE, TENN. o