Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-03-10

LIE time lot w lSRhs SiS"C AAVh
of March storm is near at hand.
Jas. w. Snodgrass has been in
Sparta several days of this week.
Children cry-for the STANDARD
Scratch Books.
Maj. A. ]. Brown, of Hickory
creek was in McMinnvlle this week.
-Gep. Randolph came down from
Sparta Wednesday and returned next
day.
DIED. AT his home near Vervilla,
March I'd, 1888, Joseph Hollis, age
7Syears.
WIN. Meadows, of Irving College,
returned Tuesday from a business trip
to Nashville.
The continued cold weather is
rather holding check on gardening
operations.
-Messrs. G. P. Mofatt, and H. l..
Hayes, of Irving College, were in town
last Tuesday.
A. H, Faulkner went to Nash
vile this friday morning, on lnter'
nal Revenue business.
Misses Lizzie and Mamie Knox,
of Tullahoma, are visiting friends in
town this week.
Miss Mary Dodd, a fair young
belle of Viola. has been visiting friends
in McMinnville this week.
The peach trees around town are
blushipg over the new robes of green
which they will soon take on.
Il will fill orders from country
merchants for tinware at Nashville
wholesale prices. FRANK MADDUx.
-Scheck's Adjustable Fire Back fits
any stove. Sold by Frank Maddux,
McMinnvile. Makes the stove new.
j. K. P. Goodson, clever farmer
and warm friend of the STANDARD, of
North Warren, was in town the other
day.
Mr.. Smith has returned with a
new cable, and will begin operations
on the sulphur well again to-day (Fri-
day..
Col. ]. H. Hughes left Wedues-
day morning for Cowan, at which place
he is engaged extensively in the lumber
business.
The G. S. D. g. failed to procure
the College Street Church, and Their
future meetings will be held in the
Baptist Church.
Frank hampton, a clever young
merchant of the firm of Peaslee, Gaul
bert & Co., Louisville, KY, made d
visit to our town this week.
-MARRIED-On the 4th inst, by
Elder o. NJ. Thurman, at the home o
the brides father, Mr.. j B. Fowler tt
Miss Ella Willis. May peace anC
prosperity attend the happy couple.
If there is person in this county
who does not know Of Johnson's An
odyne Liniment we hope this paragrpl
will reach that persons eye and tha
he will write us for particulars of it
1t is more valuable than gold, silver o
precious stones.
Tullahoma Guardian: We are be
coming better reconciled to life. Egg
are cheaper and turnip greens ar
plentiful. .... Several substantial i'm
provements have been made at Hurri
cane Springs since last session.
We understand that work ha
been commenced on an extension o
the Tennessee Wooden Mills. Tn
present capacity of these mills is 60
yards per day, which will be doubled
1t won't cost you cent to com
and look at our large line of new styl
custom made Boots and Shoes, just re
ceived and opened.
j. C. M. Ross q Son.
"A little son of Mr.. Jas. l. MAJ
tin, of Shellstord, had the misfortun
to stick brier in the ball of his ey
sevral days ago. He was brought t
town one day this week and DR.. Smar
tried to extract the brier hut could n,
reach it, The little fellow was take
home suffering intense pain.
We are authorized to say thr
Edward Wilder's celebrated StomaC
Bitters, Chill Tonic, Sarsaparlla al
Potash, Mothers Worm Syrup al
Family Pills can be had of j.