Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-04-14

j. NJ. Spurlock, of Nashville was
visiting our merchants this week.
AT Katzs you can get posted in
the lowest prices. Try them.
Bananas, Oranges and Lemons, a
nice fresh stock at VIM. White q Cos.
-Tommie Hughes, for sometime at
Cowan, came home Thursday evening.
Brown Ramsey returned to Nash
vile Monday last to resume his med
ical studies.
Mr.. j. P. Bostick went to Muir
freesboro Wednesday to visit his sick
grandmother.
&C. L. Faulkner, for some months
in business at Tracy City, came home
this week on visit.
-Katz & Co., will try and please
customers in price and quality. They
will not be undersOld.
E-Dr. Z. H. Jones and lobe Sain,
of Viola, and VIM. Ramsey, of Nor
rison, were in town Monday.
Good goods, low prices, and close at
tention to trade make Katz q Co.,
successful in business.
u. A. Wheeler, Esq, A. North
cut and H. King, all good farmers
were in town Thursday.
Capt. 7. ]. Gray, and wife, of
Fayetteville, now at Rock Island, were
in McMinnville last Wednesday.
Mrs. Geo. w. johnson, the popu-
lar hostess of the Warren House, went
to Tlllahoma on visit Thursday.
-Messrs. Dug Young and H. B.
Ward, two prominent farmers of White
county, were in town Tuesday.
From what we can see and learn
the outlook for fruits of all kinds is
very promising throughout this section.
Mr.. E. S. Preston, Circuit Court
Clerk of Cannon county, was in town
with his family this week, visiting rel
atives.
Rev. H. B. Reams visited Sparta
this week. He was accompanied by
Miss Sallie Myers, who goes to join her
sister in the millinery business at that
place.
Don't throw away your old stove,
Frank Maddux will fit it up for you
with the new patent adjustable castings
and make it as good as new at small
cost.
We had heavy thunder storm
Wednesday night, accompanied by
much rain and hail. We have heard
of no damage done up to this writing.
Will and Joe Lively went up tc
Caney Fork Falls Wednesday evening
to take photographs of the many
beautiful views around the falls.
In this weeks issue will be founC
an interesting communication from
Col. Ed. j. Wood, now travelling il
Texas. 1t reached us day too late
for our last issue.
DR.. Stainback made his semi
monthly trip to Tullahoma this weel
and preached to fine audience at tina
place Tuesday night.
Mr.. Barnes, representative O
the Chattanooga Democrat, who wa
on visit to relatives here, paid tn
STANDARD call one day this week
The dusky shades of the STAN
DARD office were frightened on Tues
day last by a visit from four younI
ladies who were taking peep into tn
mystery of the "black art"
Willie Beall attracted considerable
attention on the streets with his bycicl
Thursday morning. The little fello'
rides his wheel-horse both GRACEFUL
and skillfully.
SO far April has been burdene
with great deal more Shove
than sunshine, and a reverse of Il
program for the balance of the mont
would prove most beneficial for frui
and vegetation.
j, j. Lowry, for long while Ell
gagged with r. II. Mason in workin
the coal mines at Empire, KY, is 1
home on visit, and will probably r
main few months. We are glad
see him looking well.
MIR Elliot, of Racine Wis, and
wife and daughter, have been on
visit to our town for two or three wee