Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-08-09

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the district will remember the time
and govern themselves accordingly.
We call attention to the adver
tisement of A. P. Seitz. 1t will pay
you to see his Drills, Disk Harrows,
Chilled Plows and Cane Mills.
Mrs. Clements select school will
open on Monday, Sept. 1st, and her
pupils will have the benefit of the free
school term.
We are in receipt of the statement
of the Pacific Bank, of San Francisco,
Cal, containing a number of valuable
tables of finance, politics and popula-
ton. .s...- -.tt
Sam Black returned this week
from visit to his son, Ed, in West
Tennessee. He also visited his brother,
John Black, and other friends at Ben.
tonville, Ark, while gone.
u. G. NJ. Ross IL Son have now
in stock large assortment, all sizes, of
Mosquito Bars, both made and unmade,
with all the fixtures for putting them
up, which they will close out at very
low figures.
R. B. Womack, of Bowling Green,
KY, has been mixing among his many
old friends here this week. Kentucky
seems to agree with Bob, as he has lost
neither his good looks, good nature,
nor jovial disposition.
We acknowledge the receipt of the
initial number Of the Southern Miner
and Manufacturer, 1t is published at
Nashville, twice month, by Albert
B. Tavel, at $500 per annum, and
contains Is large quarto pages.
H. G. Spurlock, of the wholesale
drug house Of SpurlOck, Page u Co.,
Nashville, came up last Saturday and
spent Sunday with his aged mother in
this county. He returned to Nashville
Monday.
Buy School Satchels from Me.
s dearis & Co.
3 Capt. j. q. New, of Woodbury.,
a prominent candidate for the State
Z. Senate from the counties of Warren
Cannon, DeKalb and Putnam, was
D here last Monday interviewing the vo'
tiers of Warren. He thinks Cannon
entitled to the Senator this term, anC
it does look little that way.
y g. Marchbanks, Esq, of Sparta
elector for the Third District, addressed
large audience of the citizens of War
rem at the courthouse last Saturday
after which Democratic Club was or
gained. j. q. Biles, of the state Elk
z ecutive Committee, was chosen presi
t dent, S, T. O'Neal secretary, and Judg
Magness treasurer Of the club
Il Misses Alice and Lyde Smith
u daughters of Judge j. P. Smith, VIII
& have been absent for about two year
attending the New Church school, a
o Waltham, Mass, a suburban town Q
20 Boston, returned home last Friday
5. The numerous friends of these youn
E, ladies were glad to meet them agai
1t and welcome them home. Is.
At The election for county officer
ne passed off quietly Thursday, the resul
A. of which will be seen elsewhere c
course, many were disappointed in tn
il result, as on all similar occasions. w
had quite number of aspirants fC
:. the Office of Tax Collector and Truste,
-, all of whom were good men. If tn
:; people have not made a good choice
is all their own fault. They certainl
> had good material from which to selec
:, Maj P. P. Gooding, who hi
- been for two or three years past in tt
-. employ of the lumber department
ho the Singer Sewing Machine Co., vii
~ headquarters at this place, left for h
- old home in Virginia Thursday NOR
ing. The Major, with his genial n
ture and many excellent traits of cha
III acter, made friends of all with who
III he came in contact here, and we l
Vi greet very much TO lose him, wishil
y, him, however, the best Of succC
Gu wherever his lot may be cast.
'"S We have letter from Miss Emr
ne White of Murfreesboro renuestinp