Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-03-28

ESQ. G. G. Smith was married. to Miss
Anna Brown, at the home of the
brides mother in this place, Elder Fl.
L. Walling officiating. The bride and
groom have our best wishes for a peace-
full and prosperous future. :
Tullahoma has file factory, hub
and spoke factory, Touring mill, a
planning mill, a woolen mill and a
wind mill. -Tullahoma Guardian.
Upon reflection, Bro. Wilson, don't
you think Tullahoma has a good
many wind mills? Wouldn't your
population, divided by two, be about
the figure?
DR.. S. G. A. Ruby has profess
sional card in this issue. All of DR..
RuhY's dental instruments are of the
very latest and most improved pat,
terms, and with his thorough knowledge
of the science of dentistry, he can give
patrons the very best quality of work.
The young ladies of G. F. College
will give an entertainment entirely
under their own management, in the
college chapel next Friday night,
April Sd. Admittance 10 cents. Pro.
ceeds to be used in procuring iron
columns for the new chapel.
The first Monday in April is
big day in most of the county towns OF
Tennessee, particularly in the stock
raising counties. On that day all the
fine stock in the various counties is
generally brought to town for a free
show. We believe there is sufficient
good stock in Warren county to make
creditable display, and if every stock
owner will appoint himself commits
tee of one to bring in his stock and in
vite his neighbors to come with HIM,
we can have very fair stock show on
the first Monday.
The attention of horse and mule
raisers is called to the advertisement
of J. L. McGehee in another column.
His horse has a number of fine colts
in this section for which fancy prices
have been offered and refused. The
horse comes from one Of the finest
strains of stock ever in the South.
Mr.. McGehee has known three of
the colts of his sire, Old Joe Miller,
to bring $500 each. Joe Miller com
bines the very essential features of a
heavy body and neat, smooth limbs,
and presents a very handsome APP
pearance.
The Warren House is now under
going a thorough overhauling from
cellar to garret. Every room and hall
in the house will be newly papered,
painted and carpeted, and many Of
the,rooms refurnished with handsome
new furniture. The building will be
put in strictly first-class order for the
reception of summer guests. Mr.. Nc
CLARITY has already received applica'
tions for rooms from a number of par
ties wishing to, summer here. This
popular resort will doubtless have a
big run during the coming season.
The circulation of the STANDARD
is no secret. Any advertiser or bust
ness man in town can come to the Of
flee and learn the exact number
printed. We print of this issue 1924
copies, and this is the smallest number
we have printed for any week in the
last twenty-one months; our editions
during that time averaged over 14O(
copies per week.
"A number of, the young men il
McMinaville have gone to work il
earnest to get up a brass band. A
good brass band is source of mucl
pleasure and pride to a town, and Nc
Minnville has the talent for a first
class band. They are asking subscrip
lions from the citizens to aid them il
purchasing instruments, and we hop
they will be responded to literally
A good band is one enlivening featur
we are much in need of.
ID. o. jenkins wishes us to re
mark in h general way that he is read
to supply both old and new customer
with anything in the family grocer
line which they may need, at du
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