Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-02-17
Mis- FLORENCE Maddux, who has


employed as clerk in the store of
Webb & Walling for some time past,
left for Selma, Ala, last Monday
morning.
We will club "The Louisville
Semi Weekly Post" with the STAND
ARD at $500 per annum. The Post
is a bright, newsy, well printed paper,
and will be popular favorite wher-
ever it makes its semi-weekly visits.
Mr.. E. T. Noel, prominent citizen
of Nashville, has been on a visit for
several days to Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
Beech at their hospitable home two
and half miles from town.
The side walk on College street
from Mrs. Bells to Donnell street, is
in very slippery condition. Thirty
or forty loads of gravel would make a
much more substantial and permanent
dressing than tan bark.
Col. J. H. French left Thursday
morning for Jolley's Island. Col.
French will soon bring to this place a
very fine stallion, Lightning Express
also fine Spanish Jack. They are
both said to be large finely formed ami
mails.
-Ferg. R, Fleming, who has been
attending medical lectures at the Van
derbilt, Nashville, since September
last, returned home Monday, and takes
to his old position in The drug store
very naturally.
-MARRiED-In this place, We'd
nesday night, Feb. 14th, at the resi-
dence of the brides. uncle, L. B. Wa
tiers, by Elder H. L. Walling, Mr..
John A. Wood to Miss Beta F. Arm
strong, both of Tracy City.
Mrs. L. F. Jeanmaire, accompa.
MED by her daughter, Mrs. Ed. Black,
whom she has been visiting for some
weeks near Memphis, returned home
Thursday. Grandfather Jeanmairt
looks happier than he has for a long
time
Nat Taylor has a black-and-tar
terrier which has killed over one hun
dred rats since Christmas. About {
dozen such dogs, if they could eacl
keep up the same ratio the year round
would make good working force fo
3 a sausage factory.
l We return thanks to Mr.. j. G
Vaughn, of AZ LaSalle street, Chicago
for copy of his "Corn and Potat
Manuel" 1t is neat little pamphle
of 48 pages, and contains most vaIua
e BILE information on the culture of corr
and potatoes. Send for copy.
We publish this week privat
n letter from Mr.. G. w. Calender c
> Sumner county, a reliable and well il
n formed potato grower, which should b
carefully read by all who desire to Gu
y tivate an Irish potato crop. Mr.. Ca
e lendar isIone of the largest potato grow
e ers in the State, and is good authorit,
having had much experience in tt
|. business.
8, -Sequachee Advance: Men WI
'i advertise in their home papers are me
who transact the business of the tow
Of You can pick up any newspaper, al
il. in FIVE minutes tell who does the bu
D. ing and selling, and keep alive the i
terests of the place. A newspaper i
j. varibaly reflects the worth, enterpri
is and intelligence of the community,
n. which it is published.
The Sparta Expositor says mo-
a is on foot to get up Fair ASSOCIATIVE
as for White county, and that some s
he 500 has already been subscribed iowa
the enterprise. We wish our neighb
n. county abundant success in this und
v taking.
RS God bless the childrenl tn
should not be permitted to suffer and d
ed We can cure them with DR.. Mofet
Ter Teethina (Theething Powders).
%, DO not temporize, for anodyr
only soothe and lull to sleep and qu
an DR.. Moffett's Teethina cures the oh
TO- and regulates the fbowels.-All drr
elk gists keep them.
&c. Our Gallatin correspondent in
'et di ssertation upon "the current eve
ice of McMinnville as mirrored in
m STANDARD" forgets that the plu
be pronoun we applies to the editor
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