Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-07-14

will be held tonight (trday) 1t the
moon shines and it don't rain.
Milk Lemonade, the finest drink
out, at Medearis q Co.
Jas. R. Hughes, who has been in
business at Atlanta, Ga, for some
months, is at home on a visit.
There will be sacramental service
at the G. p. Church after the morning
sermon Sunday, also at the PresbYte-
ran church. A preparatory service
will be held at the Presbyterian church
this Saturday evening at 4 o'clock.
Mr.. A. j. Hughes, who is always
ahead of everybody else with early
vegetables, sent us last week some very
fine tomatoes. They were large, well
matured, and fine favored. We en-
joyed them very much.
New Era: The SOUTHERN STAN
DARD came to us last week changed to
an eight page paper, printed on a
Campbell Cylinder Press. These are
all marks of prosp Gritty and we con-
graduate our neighbor.
Judge Smith has fine chalybeate
spring on his place, near the river,
about II miles from town. He re-
quests us to say that any persons de-
string to use the water can do so by
going through his gate and closing the
same in going back and forth.
If you want the best Fruit Trees
aud Shrubs to be had, call on T. B.
Medearis, Agent for the Pure Fountain
Nursery, Smithville. These trees are
frst-class in every respect, and are sold
at reasonable prices.
There is young lady on Smith
vile street who is sweet, handsome,
and makes pretty bouquets. This
ought to be attraction enough to mag
netize any young man hunting for the
pleasant shades of honeymoonatic bliss.
The Presbyterian, Cumberland
Presby terrain, and two Methodist con-
gregations will hold union prayer meet
ing during the remainder of the sum-
mer. The service will be held next
Wednesday night at the M. E. Church,
South. Let these meetings be well at
tended, and they will prove of much
interest.
Country merchants in want Of
School Books, Inks, Papers, Envelops,
and many other goods, can buy them
to advantage Of j. B. Ritchey.
Public debate by the members Of
the G. S. D. c., Monday night July
18th. Subject: Affirmed, "That the
Southern States were justifable in Sc.
ceding from the Union" Exercises
begin promptly at $3.50. Special Judge
B. B. Cohen presiding.
L. F. CAPsHAw, Sec'y.
--McElree's Wine of Cardui, Of
which see advertisement in this paper,
has been in use for many years, anC
has certificates and recommendation
from some of the best men of the coun
try. We believe it is good and vii
give satisfaction. For the medicine OF
circulars apply at j. B. Ritchey's drug
store.
The Eagle Mill Co., of this place
will ship three of their machines tC
Louisville in few days, to be exhibit
ed at the Southern Exposition, which
opens in that city August l. Mr.J. j
Faulkner will accompany the machines
and superintend their exhibition.
On Thursday night of last weel
Mat. Griswold was bitten by dog
supposed to be mad. On Monday hi
went to the residence of Mr.. Greer
Fletcher, in Coffee county, and had {
mad stone applied, which adhered tt
the wound about thirty minutes.
House and lot for rent. Apply tt
r. Mead.
Following is register of arrival
of summer guests at the Warren Hous,
since our last issue: Mrs. John T
Price and daughter, Mrs. Addie Teale,
and daughter, E. De La Rue, Nash
vile: A. b. Martin and family, Leba