Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-05-19

was here last Monday.
N. j. Smith and wife, Of Hanlan
formerly, of Milton were in town Tues
day.
-Isham Teeters, a young farmer of
White county, was in town last Satur-
day.
Reuben Roberts, so odd years old,
living near Rowland, died last Friday
morning at II o'clock.
e. H. Williams, A.. d. Wheeler
and w. 7. Swan of Hickory creek
were in town Thursday.
j. A. Northcut and Henry Reik
were in McMinnville Tuesday making
enquiries about fruit evapOrators.
R. Russell, young farmer from
Goodbar's, was in town last week max
ing prepations to take care of his hay
crop.
Southern Industries for May has
been received, and as usual, is full of
valuable, interesting matter for the
farmer.
Col. ]. H. French left last Tues
day for Nashville, via Beech Grove, to
attend the stock sale of McKimmon
which began the 18th.
BY the "Quick Process" Will S.
Lively can get correct picture of any
child in one-tenth the time usually re-
quired. Gallery on East Main street.
DIR. G. T. Stainback and ]. B.
Ritchey left Thursday morning for
Nashville, as Commissioners to the
General Assembly.
DIR. Stainback went to Tullahoma
last Tuesday to attend his regular ap'
! pointment to preach at that place
Tuesday night, returning Wednesday
morning.
-Thos. Malry Esq. for long time
the efficient Circuit Court Clerk of
Grundy county, was in town Monday.
He represents wheat as looking well
on Hickory Creek.
An advertisement of the Ameri-
can Fruit Evaporator will be found in
this issue. This evaporator was tested
in our county last season and found to
be all that is claimed for it. Read the
advertisement and send for catalogue.
Some fine strings of fish are being
caught out of Barren Fork and other
streams in this vicinity almost every
day. This is good sport for those who
enjoy it and know how to catch them.
-Gleanings In Bee Culture, pub
lished by Rey. A. l. Root, Medina, o.
for May, has been received aud we fine
it interesting. 1t will be found o.
great value to all who are interested
in bee culture.
H. B. Cope, ESQ.,, was in towr
Monday looking hale aud hearty. HI
looks like he might live to the ag'
of his father who was very old man
Mr.. Cope will probably spend tn,
coming summer at Bersheba Springs
Miss. Laura Howell and Mis-
Anna Gift left last Tuesday morning
f for Lebanon to attend the meeting o
the Women's Board of Missions of tn
g. P. Church which met Tuesday
Rev. M. B. De Witt preached tn
opening sermon.
"A special train of four coache
will be run from Rock Island to Con
cord next Sunday for the accommoda
ton of parties wishing to attend tn
May meeting at the latter place
The fare will be 90 cents from McMinr
vile to Concord and return. Tn
train will leave our depot between
seven and eight o'clock Sunday morn
ing.
AT the municipal election, las
Saturday, the old board was re electe
} as follows: Mayor. F. Morford
Aldermen-H. H. Faulkner, D. F
Wallace, Geo. w. Hoodenpyl, M. E
Harwell, Jno. l.. Ramsey, and Ed
Seals. In giving list of the boar
last week, we unintentionally omitte
the name of Mr.. Faulkner.
M. c. Curtis and G. A. McDani,
! from Cbalybeate, Van Buren, county
e were in town Tuesday. They inforl
= US that the recent frosts killed all tn
v fruit Oh top of the mountain. AIS
l.. that new coal bank has been opene
on the Hills lands which showed