Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-01-27

Read advertisement of Internal
Revenue Seizures in this issue.
w. r. French, of Tullahcma, and
L. d. Hickerson, of Manchester, were
here last Monday.
-Messrs. Warren and Jas. H. Cum
mings, of Woodbury., are attending
court here this week
jeff Baker, with Webb, Cheek d
Co., Nashville, was in town a couple
of days this week.
The green apple market has been
very dull since Christmas, and nearly
all points overstocked.
The Murfreesboro News says the
Warren county apple crop is still com
ing into that market.
j. M. Spurlock, we'll known and
popular Nashville commercial traveller,
was in McMmnville Monday.
Mr.. Jos. Biles and wife, of Nc
Minnville, are visiting relatives in this
county.-MwfreeSbOrO Ne1cS
Rev. Mr.. Denton, of Sparta, was
in town last Sabbath, and preached at
the M. E. Church, South, at night
-Chas. Colyille returned Wednes-
day from business trip of several
DAYS to Nashville and Murfreesboro.
The Legislature having adjourned
last Tuesday until Feb. 9th, RepreseD-
tative Wallace returned home We'd
nesday to spend the recess.
DIR. j. D. Wooton of Manchester,
and by the way one of Coffee cOun-
tvs Invest business men, was in town
this week attending Circuit Court.
Mrs. P. H. Price, of Hickory
Creek, after spending few days visit
ing relatives and friends in McMlnn
vile, returned home Thursday morn
jng.
The recent cold wave was the
most extended and the severest of the
winter, the thermometer at some
points getting to 40 degrees below zero.
The roads throughout the county
are in very bad condition, being al
most impossible in places. sub a
sons as this show the utility of pike
roads.
George, Jesse and Ben Martin
Charlie Mauzy, Jr., and Bill Mauzy
in two avs hunt last week, killec
6fty-fve rabbits. This we call very
successful hunting.
Milton Gwynn, DR.. E. H. Jones
Mr.. Cunningham, of the firm of Woo
ton q Cunningham, and Others of Vi
ola, were in town this week, attending
Circuit Court now in session.
The article on butter making pub
lished last week on the first page of thu
STANDARD should have been credited
to Mr.. j. L. Sprague, patent churl
man, from whose circular we took tn
extract. The article is good aud vii
bear reading second time.
j. A. Wheeler, Esq, one of tn
best farmers of Charles Creek, was il
town Tuesday, and renewed his sui
scrption to the STANDARD, American
and World. The Squire is readin
man.
"A. H. Woodlee, Clerk Of the Gin
cult Court of Grundy County, an
principal of the Altamont Academy
was among our visitors this week,
Mr.. Newman, of Alexandria, req
resenting the Nashville Medicine Co
was here Thursday. Mr.. Newma
thinks it rather astonishing that peopl
will send away to distant cities 70
medicines when they can buy home
made goods that are better. See az
vertisement of the Nashville Medicin
Company.
-Sequachie Advance: John {
Myers says the weight is just lively
pounds, but has the same variations
his other boys. He says he wan
Neil B. Payne to bring up that qua
of old peach-he promised.
We regret to learn that Judg
Robt. CantreIl, of Lebanon, had h
leg broken Monday evening by h
horse falling with him, We hope |
may soon recover from the injury.
Miss Taylor, DR.. Clarence Pric
and L. D. Hickerson, Jr,, all of Ma
chester, were in attendance upon Il
ball at the Warren House Frid'