Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-10-04


Wayne, Ind, accompanied by her
daughter, is visiting the family Of her
brother, Mr.. Ed Nunnelly, and will re-
main several weeks.
Wiley Hoke, of Nashville, was
here Monday interviewing our mer-
chants in the interest of that old relia>
bic grocery house of S, B. Spurlock
& Go.
Mr.. F. R. Davis came up from
Nashville last Saturday afternoon and
spent Sunday among his old friends
here. Frank looked quite natural in
his old haunts after an absence of three
years.
Rev. H. B. Reams pastor of the
M. E. Church, South, at this place,
closes his work for the year next Suns
day night. lie Will leave IN few
days for Conference.
"A fresh lot of Red Top and limo
thy grass seeds for sale by j. B. Ritchey.
DIR. q. T. Stainback left Thurs.
day morning to attend the fall meeting
of the McMinnville Presbytery which
will meet today, (Friday) at States
vile, He was accompanied by Miss
Mamie Britain.
e. S. Owens and wife, of Chaly-
beate, who went to Arkansas a few
weeks ago to visit their son, have re-
turned and report crops of corn, wheat,
cotton and oats as good, and every
thing fourishing in that country.
Prof. j. M. Paschall spent day
or two of the present week in McMinn-
vile in consultation with Prof. Finney.
and will probably return soon and as
sociate himself with Prof. F. in the G.
F. College faculty again.
The Keller Force Feed Drill, with
or without the fertilizer attachment,
the best in use, on exhibition at Mead
q Ritchey's. Don't fail to see it be-
fore purchasing.
Capt. 7. j. Gray came down from
Walling last Saturday and attended
church Sunday. While here he re-
ceived kilograms from home, Fayette
vile, calling him to the bedside of hi
daughter, who was very sick. He lief
for Fayetteville on the early trair
Monday.
1t will be seen that our Altamon
correspondent resumes his interesting
letters in this issue. We would likt
to have half a dozen such correspond
entS at different points. 1t will be {
matter of special qualification to GU
Grundy county readers to know tina
Mr.. A. H. w. will continue his letter
regularly in the future.
Frank Maddux has just got il
stock full line of Heating Stoves ant
GIates. Go and see his stock and ge
ready for the cold weather before it
upon you.
All our merchants are receiviD
their new fall goods, and those VIII
are alive to their interests will sprea
their banners in the STANDARD
Lookout for the live men who advel
tise. They always have somethin
worth offering to customers, or the
l would not 60 to the expense of tellin
them so through an advertisement.
Through the kindness of Presider
Charles Plat, of the Insusance Con
pany OF North America, Philadelphia
we have received a large colored lith'
graph of the New York Cotton En-
, change, magnificent building, and b
all odds the largest and finest cottC
y Exchange building in the world.
!. was published by Geo. W. More
Y Co., 155 Nassau street, New York, an
t is fine piece of work.
ID. o. jenkins has received an
f placed on his counter large ar
handsome silver mounted, oval frol
/; show case, and has it filed with a FL
j. assortment of all the new and FIRE;
Candies, of which he always keel
6 the largest, freshest stock, and grea
est assortment to he found in town.