Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-05-19
Jas. May6eld, of Woodbury., was

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DIR. G. X. Mauzy and daughter,
Miss Rhoda, we're in town last Satur-
day.
When you want good Cigars and
Tobacco cheap, call on T. F. Bur-
roughs,
-McMinnville will have a good
representation in Nashville at the drill
next week.
Mr.. Geo. Purvis, of Nashville, is
on visit to his father at this place the
present week.
Don't forget T. F. Burroughs
when you want good CalicOes at B cents
per yard.
Mr.. Jno. BentE, of Nashville,
was with his family here the first of
the week.
--Robt. Park returned from Nash
vile Monday last, and is at his old post
in the revenue office.
ALI of our citizens who are fortu-
nate enough to have strawberry beds
are enjoying that luscious fruit.
"A Viola correspondent writes us
that Mr.. Jno. F. St. John has Is acres
of wheat which will make 300 bushels.
Fresh Buckwheat Flour for sale
by j. B. Ritchey.
Some of the young men gave
Prof. Finuey and the young ladies OF his
school a pleasant boat ride up the
river Thursday evening.
The meeting of the l. and U. S.
Club appointed for this friday even
ing at G. F. College has been postponed
until further notice.
Any size and style of picture you
want can be made by Will S. Lively.
Call on him and see specimens and get
prices. Gallery over furniture store.
The Irish potato crop generally
looks well, but is needing rain very
much at present. Oats and the hay
crop are also suffering for rain,
Hugh, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joel
Cherry, died at the home of his parents
near pine bluff, this county, on the I'd
inst in the 18th year of his age.
Prof. Finney and the boarding
pupils of his school spent quite pleas
ant day pic-nicing at Faulkner's factory
last Friday.
will Lively takes special pains tC
make good likeness of babies ant
children, and is fully prepared to dc
the work well.
Mr.. Crom johnson, of Lawrence
Kan, but formerly of this place, Wis
tied friends and relatives here thi
week. He was accompanied by hi
sister, Mrs. Elliot, of Murfreesboro.
DIR. S. w. Houghton, of Win
chester, agent for the American Frui
Dryer was here this week interviewing
our fruit growers on the subject o
evaporating their fruit.
-Jno. l.. Ramsey, Geo. Purvi
and Ed. Nunnelly went on a fishing
excursion to Caney Fork Thursday
and are expected to return to-day (Fri
day.
Lost, in McMinnville, last week
walking cane with silver head, en-
graved presented to S. M. Tennis b,
Z. NJ. DAVIS" Finder will return t.
Mrs. Helen Boyd, on Sparta street
and be rewarded.
Several couples from this place al
tended the May meeting at New Bill
dad last Sunday. The crowd in al
tendance was estimated at over ,00C
people from all the towns within 2
miles of the place being there.
II. F. Burroughs is manufacturer
agent for the sale of rhreshing Machine
Engines and Boilers, Saw Mills, Rut
Der Betting and Mill Machinery. D
not fail to see him when you want t
buy.
We acknowledge the receipt Of a
invitation and season ticket to tn
Santa Fe, Tertio. Millennial Annvel
sary Celebration, at Santa Fe, Ne,
Mexico, July ID to August 18th 1885
C. P. Moffitt and John Cunning
ham were in town Wednesday talkin
with DR.. HOu, hton about fruit evapt
rators. We are glad to see our peopl
becoming interested on the suhjec
Miss Laura Stubble6eld, of Hici
ory Greek, was in town this weel
Miss Laura is friend to the cause