Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-05-26

Tuesday.
Charley Camp fell from cherry
tree last Sunday and broke his arm.
Call on 0. M. Thurman & Co.,
for Summer Clothing.
1t is reported that light snow fell
in this county last Monday and Tues
day.
Mrs. o. M. Thurman and N. b.
Stubble6eld left last Monday for Dallas
Texas.
Miss Mollie Myers made a short
visit to the cold folks at home" last
Sunday.
See advertisement in this issue of
advance bids on the Hoodenpyl still
house property.
"A pair of spectacles lost in the
new cemetery about two weeks ago can
be found at Morford & Biles'.
IS. T. Satterwhite, proprietor Of
Beersheba Springs, was on a business
trip to McMinnville Thursday.
Il. B. Waters and son, Jno. f.
Waters, after spending several weeks
in Texas returned home last week.
Miss Allie Ross went to Nashville
Thursday morning, where she will
spend a few days with the Misses Reed.
Attention is called to the insolvent
notice from Grundy county, OF W. 7.
Barnes estate, to be found in this issue.
Geo. H. Randolph came down
from Sparta with the excursion Sunday
morning, and returned Monday even
ing.
1t is a fact that fresh buttermilk
is superior to sweetmik for strawber-
ries, and almost equal to pure cream.
We have tried it.
Postmaster Kennedy, DR.. W. H.
Fleming, Frank Colville and W. IL.
Ross were among the departures for
Nashville Thursday morning.
The cool snap which prevailed
here for the first three days of this
week made overcoats, fires and blank
cts very genial companions.
Rev. w. j. Hayden and daughters
of Robinson Springs, were in townt his
week attending the commencement ex'
ercises at 9. F., College.
We had splendid season of rain
last Sunday and Monday, and it came
none too soon, for garden and field
crops were much in need of it.
Miss Maggie Snodgrass and Miss
Pattie Rhea, of Sparta, were visiting
friends in town and attending the com
mencement exercises at G. F. College
this week.
just received from Brother Ike
over 100000 worth of Spring and Sum
mer Clothing.
o. M. THURMAN u Co.
Mrs. T. j. Davis, of Lewisburg
came up last Saturday to spend few
days visiting relatives and friends, anC
attend the exercises at G.. f. College
She left for home Thursday morning
Mr.. Robt. Park has moved the
revenue Office into its old quarters il
the northwest corner Of the square
The building has been re-papered
painted and flied up for that purpose
Rev. r. j. Craig came up Tues
day evening from Bell Buckle to per
form the marriage ceremony between
MIR. Harvey and Miss Flora White
and returned with the party Wednes
day morning.
-Vick's Illustrated Magazine 70
May is on our table, its bright pages
as usual, replete with interesting an,
instructive matter relative to howe
cultivation. Published by Jas, Wick
Rochester, N, Y.
Mrs. J. B. Mead Mrs. DR. Stair
back, d. l.. Brown and Others, LEI
last Thursday morning to attend tn
drill at Nashville. DR.. Stanback wi
return this Saturday evening an
hold regular service at the g. p. churc
morning and evening.
Rev. r. G. McLeskey, and Dal
lei Quirey Esq, of CaseyviIle, Ky
Albert Carter Esq, Of Dexter Mo
Rev. j. NJ. Brown and Nj. G. Yves
Esq, of Lewisburg, Tenn, attended IL
Commencement exercises of c. !
College this week.
MIR. Uriah Drake, of Van Burt