Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-01-05

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City, is spending the holidays with his
family at this place.
u. :. Burroughs and wife. spent a
few days last week with relatives and
friends in Woodbury..
Mr.. Cooper, Of Nashville, is here
putting furnace in tho g. P. church.
If the weather continues cold it will
he good time to test it.
Rev. Baxter Barbee, of Tullaho-
ma, was in town last Saturday, and on
Sunday night preached in The c. P.
Church in the interest of the Young
Mems Christian Association.
Samuel E. Burger, an old and
highly esteemei citizen died at his
home at Short Mountain, Dec, 14th,
1883. He had been member Of the
Methodist church near so years, and
his end was peace.
Vick'S Floral Guide for spring 1884,
is at hand. 1t is elegantly printed and
illustrated, containing l30 pages, and
will he sent to any address for 10 cents,
which may he deducted from the first
seeds ordered fivm the publisher, Jas.
Wick, Rochester, N. Y.
| For RENT-The law Office of Mrs.
B. j. Hill, south side square. Apply
to !. B, Ritchey.
| The dinser and supper given by
the lsdies of the G. P. church Dec.
2lst, for the purpose of putting fur
mace in the church was success. The
net proceeds, after all expenses were
paid, were Sl04.50. The ladies desire
to return thanks to all who pstronised
it and contributed so literally to make
| it success.
"A correspondent informs US that
they enjoyed the Christmas festivities
IN West Warren, as elsewhere. The
Presbyterian Sunday-school out there,
If which Mr.. Leonard Owen is super
intendent, had q Christmas tree on
Wednesday night Of Christmas week,
and the occasion was very enjoyable
one. The tree was handsomely trim.
med and decorated, and the numerous
presents were distributed therefroin by
old St. Nicholas, assisted by Supt.
/ IOwen, Mrs. l.. Brown, and Mrs.
Conant. ,.
! 81. j. Wall;ug, Jr.. has been elect.
ed Cashier OF the Tullahoma bank, and
will move to that place soon to make
his future home. Dir. Walling is one
| of our best business young men, and Is
well qualified in every respect to gil
the responsible position. He has been
connected with the National Bank OF
McMinnvilIe from its organization il
1875, first as clerk for 3 years and
afterward for 6 years as cashier. There
! Is perhaps no young man in the state
who enjoys better reputation for stric
Integrity and business qualifications az
a cashier than Mr. Walling, and the
3 stockholders of the Tullahoma banI
s are fortunate in procuring the service
of one so competent to fill the position
We commend him aud his good wifi
i to the good people of Tullahoma, a
d worthy citizens, and wish them mucl
happiness and prosperity in their nev
I home.
Col. j. II. Savage returned to hi
= home in McMinnville last Saturday
Q and after spending Sunday and Monda.
}. visiting his aged mother in the country
g returned to Nashville Tuesday to re
y sumo the duties of his Office. Col
d Savage is evidently devoting much q
his time to the study of railroad law
# tariffs, etc., and is getting ready as h
T. thinks to win the lawsuit recent
- forced upon the Commission by the L
70 L. n, and E. T., Va. and Ga. rail
ID roads, which suit is to come befor
le Judges Baxter, Key and Harmon
4 on the 11th inst. Col. Savage feel
confident they will beat the roads. II
:. thinks it very unfortunate lawsuit fC
/. the roads, aud that the people are tn
re stronger and will ultimately be victor
,f Gus. He said the Commission ha
t. doue its work cautiously and prudently
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