Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-08-23
j, G. Brooks, of Tracy City, was
on our streets this week.

on our streets this week.
Dick Smart, from Marshall coun.
ty spent few days in McMinnville
this week.
C. A. Reams being taken i'll in
Georgia last week, returned home
Monday.
j. B, Harrison, Of Summitville,
whc makes and keeps for sale the best
of lime, was here last week.
ID. o. Jenkins has just replenish-
ed his stock of Fancy Candies, and
displays the largest stock and greatest
variety in town. Go to see him.
DIR. A. H. Conkwright, wife and
child, of Sedalia, No., who have been
at Monteagle for two months, are now
visiting relatives and friends at Nc
Minnville and Shellsford.
Prof w. X. Patterson has moved
into Mrs. Muzzy's house, on Donnell
street, with his family. Mrs. Muzzy
will remain with Grandma Mitchell
and other friends until her departure
for Florida in October.
DIR. Jno. r. Paine was married to
Miss Lula Deakins, near Dunlap, in
Sequachee Valley, one day last week,
We wish the Doctor and his fair bride
many long years of happy life.
The Keller Force Feed Drill, with
or without the fertilizer attachment,
the best in use, on exhibition at Mead
d Ritchey's. Don't fail to see it be.
fore purchasing.
Col. French, after spending sew.
eral days at home, has gone to Beech
Grove to look after his stock. The
Colonel is taking much interest in fast
stock just now. He has some vel
bred colts, among which he may vel
discover Jay Eye See or Maud S.
We wish him success.
In another column will be found
a display advertisement of the South
ern Exposition at Louisville, KY, set
ting forth some of the principal features
and attractions which will be present
ed. The Exposition was formally
opened on last Saturday evening. Ont
new and prominent feature of the Elk
position this year will be a live stocl
exhibit, III which over $1,000 0(
worth of fine horses will be shown.
Those who participated in the bal
at the Warren House on THURSDAY
night say it was the most enjoyable af
fair of the kind that has transpired her
for some years. The music was fur
nished by the Tullahcma String Band
and was the best dance music playec
here in a long time. A number o
VISITING young ladies were in attend
ance, and dancing was continued unit
a late hour.
The Empire Force Feed Ho
Drill, and Positive Force Feed Fertili
ger attachment sows wheat, oats, corn
peas and grass perfectly. Also tn
Kentucky Drag Drill, the best Dra
Drill made. For sale by Morford &
Biles. Call and see them.
The Farmers Home journal, a
agricultural weekly, published at Louis
vile, KY, has established branch o.
fee at Nashville, with John W. MOI
ton as manager of the Tennessee d.
partment. The paper is we'll wort
the subscription price; $3.50. Addre'
John W. Morton, Nashville, Tenn.
j. B. Ritchey has for sale Frui
Jars and Jelly Glasses.
Mrs. Elisha Bouldin, living nea
Irving College, had the misfortune
lose her barn and contents by fire la!
Wednesday night. She lost a larg
quantity of hay, oats, corn and all he
farming tools and implements, incluC
ing wagon, buggy, etc. There wei
two mules and a horse in the barn, bl
the scoundrel removed the horse an
mules before setting fire TO the bari