Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-02-10

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in town Monday.
Fresh garden seeds at A. P. Seitz's.
-Thos. Martin, from near Increase,
was in town Thursday.
Next Wednesday, February 18th
will be St Valentines day
Geo. H. Hash Esq. depot agentat
Rock Island was in the city Monday.
John 0. Pope, good farmer from
the North part of the county, was in
town Thursday.
C. w. Cunningham, from Rock
Island, was in town Monday.
JEFF Baker and wife and little
daughter, of Nashville, were visiting
relatives and friends here this week.
The Lebanon Herald says Judge
Cantrell is slowly recovering from the
effects of his accident.
Make no mistake in huying your
turning plows, but purchase the Ra-
cine Chilled, warranted the best. Sold
by A. P. Seitz.
"A desirable piece of dwelling
property is advertised for sale in this
issue.
Mr.. Holman, grain merchant of
Fayettville, Tenn. is visiting our town
and county for the purpose of buying
grain.
Mr.. G. M. Jones, travelling agent
for Cousens u Tabler, manufacturers
of patent medicines, Nashville, was in
McMinnville last Monday.
We are glad to see Mr.. A. G.
Beech so much improved in health as
to be out again. He is good citizen
aud farmer and we hope he may soon
be entirely restored to good health.
Senator Smallman, and Represen-
tative Wallace of this place, and Rep
resentative Northcut Of Grundy left
last Tuesday morning TO resume their
seats in the Legislature, which convened
on the 9th inst.
Mr.. Bethel Cantrell, Of DeKalb
county, was married, On the 1st inst. 4,
to Miss Sarah Martin, of this county,
Elder o. NJ. Thurman officiating.
May peace and happiness att end them
through life.
Mum no doubt thinks Spencer's
dog the worst he ever saw. We SYM
pathize with you Nun, for the dog
which ate your gloves is also fond Of
overshoes. l..
We return thanks to the Hon. q.
G. Dibrell for the full report of the
TariffCOmmission in two large volumes,
and also for other valuable public doc.
uments.
The attention of our citizens is cal
led to the card of the Real Estate Elk
chang Agency, Bloomington, Nebraska
TO those who wish to exchange lands
here for western property, this will at
ford goodopportunity. The company
bears record of veracity and integrity
j. A. Hill Esq, and Mr.. Hast
ing, two promOnent merchants of Spen
Ger, were in McMnnville this week
Mr.. Hill says the prospects for gooc
school at Spencer is good.
DR.. g. L. Stainback, pastor of tn,
G. P. church here, went to Tullahomi
Monday. to attend the funeral of Mr.
M. H. Crossnoe, an old and respected
citizen of Tullahoma, and returne,
same evening.
We would be glad to have correc
report of the condition of the whea
crop, as far as possible, in this an,
adjoining counties. Some reports req
resent the late sown wheat as lookin
badly.
We have copied from the Carthag
Clarion this week another very inter
esting communication from Judge I
L. Gardenhire The Judges article
are all good, especially this one on dee
plowqg. We hope every farmer ma
read itcarefully, and test the truth {
the ideas advanced by Judge Garden
hire.
Brown Ramsey, who has bee
confined to his bed in Nashville for til
past ten weeks with typhoid fever,
rapidly recovering, and will soon /
able toget out again. AS soon as h
is able to travel he expects TO go sout
and spend some time with his father
An ENGLISH Veterinary SerUeon no