Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-02-16
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j w. Brittou, of Lebanon, was
here Thursday. Mr.. B. came from
Sparta in buggy and reached this
place through mud, water and tribula-
ton.
Irish potatoes for seed, the pnpu.
lar varieties, N. Y. Burbank, N. Y.
Early RISE and Peerless, all can be
found at d. L. Brnwns'
"A fresh stock Of Oranges and
Lemons. together with the choicest
cnnfrcIinns. fancy and staple groceries
IN hand at ID. o. jenkins. Call there
when you want fresh goods.
-Drmnrtsls' Monthly Magazine for
March is at hand. We consider this
The hest two dollar magazine published
in this country. It Is Il common sense
family magazine which does not follow
,fter the aesthetic craze. We club il
with the STANDARD at So 60
DR. G. p. Duncan from the house
f Spurlock. Page & Co. was in Nc.
Minnville this week advertising Dm-
,nu's celebrated medicines. See new
advertisement in this issue.
Ethel, the little daughter of Mr..
md Ms. 7. o. Bagley died at their
nome in Fayetteville last Sunday.
Another sweet littlr''spirit has climbed
The golden stairway aud gone to join
he jewel band in taiIer land than
his. The bereaved parents have the
%ympa,hies of many friends here.
Spring time is coming. and so is
the mammoth spring stock Of j. G.
VI. Russ u Son. In order to make
DOM for this stock, all winter gnuds
ire now offered at great bargains
Come early, bring your pocket books,
md settle up your old winter accounts.
The way to keep up your credit is t.
pay up your debts. If you cant pay
all your debt, pay all you cn. D.
your level best, and you will be happy
aud make them happy.
MIR. Matthews, the Electrician
who recently visited the Caney Forl
Falls, we understand, was well please'
with that magnificent power, snc
thinks il may he proGtably utilized fo
generating electricity. We should b
glad to see that power, so well adapted
by nature for manufacturing, brought
into use. 1t has long enough wasted
its power and music ION the deser
mr."
The audiences which attended tn
temperance lectures during the frs
part Of the week, and also the meeting
recently held by the Y. NJ. q. A.
nave conclusively demonstrated tn
fact that bad weather is no barrier t
" McMinnville people when inclinauo
I prompts them. Crowded houses {
men, women and children attended a
The meetings referred tn, through mur
I rain and all kinds of inclement weather
, The preachers will all make note {
this; it will, perhaps, prove interestn
8 reading at the prayer meetings All
s Sunday night services before long.
u Hon. l.. J. Beluchamp behvere
J. his numerous lecture, Sunshine, {
+ ne hundre laughs in one hundre
e minutes" to large audience here u
n Thursday night. The lecture is n
e plete not only with humor, but all
e with wisdom and good common sens
q 1t was such "feast Of reason and flo
Is of soul" as our people rarely EMO.
is and it was heartily enjoyed by a
b present. Mr.. Beauchamp, made hin
self very popular with our people, al
II was himself fsvOrably impressed vii
5. our town and people, and promise
8 himself and US longer visit in ii
I. summer, in company with certain Il
I tie woman whom he alluded to seve
,e al times in his lectures.
d Chicago has a novelty in the way
lie a gospel ship, called Glad Tidina
n in command Of Capt. Burby, accoT
Q panied by his wife, son and TWO dsug
9 tes. 1t makes trips to all out of d
Of way places on the northern lakes. who
re religious services are conducted by I
t. family.