Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-07-28
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Rev. I. M. Mcconnell will preach
at Shellsford next Sunday evening.

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was among our visitors this week,
Prof. A. T. Seilz, of Spencer,
was here last Friday on his way to
Monteagle.
Misses Jessie and Mary Jones, Of
Woodbury., are visiting their sister,
Mrs. j. S. Burroughs.
Prof. Ed. w. Halbach and Ed.
H. Halbach, Of Nashville, were regis
tered at the Warren House this week.
Mrs. G. c. Brown and daughter,
and Miss Hattie Coleman, of Wood
bury, visited friends in this place this
week.
Rev. S. S. Patterson, of Califor-
MIA, after spending several days at
Monteagle, returned to this place last
Monday well pleased with his visit.
Misses Tina Fisher and Nettie Sui
Ivan, two bright little girls from
Woodbury., spent few days of this
week in our town.
The Louisville Trade Gazette, one
of our best trade exchanges, spreads
itself to "a pages in No. / of its third
volume.
Mrs. Issac Reese, Master William
Reese and Master Arthur Colyar, all
of Nashville, are visiting the family of
Col. P. H. Marbury.
Taylor Golf, formerly of this coun-
ty, but now extensively engaged in
the lumber business in Fentress coun-
ty, was in McNIinnville Thursday.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church expect to serve refreshments in
the Park from 10 a. m. to s p. m. on
August 9th, the first Monday in the
month.
See the Photographic advertisement
Of j. Fetch Woodward in this issue,
and when you want work in that line
give him a call at the old stand, south
side public square.
Miss Helen Lytle, after months
visit to our little mountain city, re.
turned to her home in Rutherford
county Monday last. She was accom-.
panied by her sister, Mrs. Chas. Col
vile.
Attention is called to the land
sale in this issue from the Chancery
Court of Cannon county. A fine stock
farm in Cannon county is advertised
and also 200.acre tract in Warren
county.
Last Wednesday evening some
half dozen couples Of the young folk
from town spent few hours chipping
the light fantastic" at the residence O
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Steetley. Mrs. S
made the young people feel at home a
once, and all enjoyed the evening very
much.
j, T. Davis, one of Marshall's pro
gressive young farmers and stool
dealers, spent few days at Monteagl
last week, and on his return came b.
and spent few days with friends a
this place. We are always glad to SCI
Tommie, and hope he may live long t
make us many pleasant visits.
Married, near Irving College, Ju
ly Odd, at II o'clock, A. NJ, at tn
residence of Thos. Cunningham, tn
brides father, Rev. P. Moore to Mis-
Nan. Cunningham, I. B. Neal, Esq.
officiating. We wish the couple lon
and prosperous life, and may no cou]
ever darken their pathway. n
w. L. Steakly, our clever an
efficient ex-sherif, has just finished de
livering to Houchin q Biles, two hur
dred bushels of corn in the ear, tn
finest and largest we have seen. Gu
Tennessee corn is very fine this season
and being nearly all white, command
the highest price in the market fc
milling purposes.
John Gardner has fine prospec
for a clover seed crop, and will say,
be thinks, fifty bushels seed or NOR,
Mr.. 10 Groves and others are prepa
ing to save clover seed. We hoI
Warren, like Franklin, NAV have