Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-03-17

Ooupuig anu iO0u'hSu VINO "NSN'
w. W. Wallace is at home again,
to remain until he fully RECEIVERS his
health.
Harris Stubble6eld, prosperous
young farmer of Hickory Creek was in
town Thursday.
j. G. Martin q Co have display
advertisement in todays paper. Read
it. This is a live firm and worthy of
patronage.
We are indebted to j. G. Vaughn,
dealer in seeds aud bulbs, "a LaSalle
ST., Chicago, for box of choice seeds |
and flower bulbs.
Mr.. JAS Harper, of Lebanon, but
formerly of Woodbury., has been on
Il business trip to our town Tor several
days.
The Racine Chilled Plow is pro-
nounced the hest by farmers who have
used it in connection with other chilled
plows. For sale by A. p Seitz.
Mrs. G. w. Prior went to Nash
vile Monday, to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Baker, and to lay in handsome
stock of new Spring millinery goods.
Capt. Smith, the sulphur well
contractor, we are informed has gone
after an engine, and will return shortly
to begin operations on new well.
The efforts to draw the drill from the
old well were unsuccessful.
--Tullahoma Guardian: Rev. DR..
Stainback will preach at q. P. Church,
on the Tuesday night after the first Sun.
day in each month, instead of the sec.
ond, as stated last week.
Mrs. DR.. j. T. Read, the good hos
tess of the Read House, Chattanooga,
spent a few days visiting relatives
and friends in McMinnvile this week,
She and her daughter, Miss Carrie, left
for Chattanooga Friday morning.
jesse Wullin5 u Co., will receive
in few days one Of the handsomest
stocks of spring and summer dry goods,
notions, clothing. ETC., ever shown OH
their counters, and will mark them
all down lower than ever before.
Come and see them.
We are requested to say there will
be no meeting Of the !. d u. S. Club
during the month of March, as COL
: Hughes and family. at whose residence
II the Club expected to meet, will be alb
g absent. The next meeting will be il
April, of which time aud place, motto,
Y will be given.
u DR.. Thos. Black requests us t.
s say to the farmers that he has sup
II ply of White Burley tobacco seed fo
free distribution. 1t will take but lit
j. tie time and trouble for each farme
:. to try a few plants as an experiment
ID aud it may lead to very pro6tabl
he business.
We would again remind Pat" G
-. Hills Creek, and IL. NJ" of Can
y Ridge, that we do not publish anony
IL nous communications. We are Away
e glad to get newsy communications, b'
they are worthless to US unless accom-
he prnied by the name of the author
#. When we have. over thousand SUI
r. scribers on our books, it is not reason
y able to presume that we could reco
xt uize any and all Of them simply b
their anitials and hand writing.
VI Sparta Expostor: The roa'
Nv are in fine cOndition......The messt
al are in several families in town ..... VI
ice William Biles, If Meanwhile, was I
MOuday.....Anders0n d Bronson W
~, put new hack on the line to RO
., Island next week,.....Col. Norwo
,.o went to Rock Island Wednesday
80 meet little Bertha Paine, his gran
daughter, who comes to live with t
Col. and his wife.
he. Col. 10 Ramsey of Shelbyvi
lie. spent few days in McMinpvile Il
ace week and honored us with a ca
viii Col. RHmsey is fine talker and THU
er, aud we would have been pleas
4. 10 have had more time to have hea
,.,; him on the subject of his propo'
~. amendments of the constitution
IN Tennessee. Col, Ramsey's theory
State Government is plausible a
has many seemingly good points.
'"'' proposes to So amend as to have, instt
- Of our Legislature, legislative cou,