Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-03-21

fully revised and corrected this week.
We will endeavor to make this a re-
liable guide for our readers in the fu-
ture..
w. A. Mason made a visit to the
Worlds Fair at New Orleans recent
ly. He went to Woodbury. this week
on business for the Mountain City
Woolen Mills.
Mr.. Andrew Loveland, late of
Sherwood, last Saturday moved into
Mrs. Bakers property on Spring
street. He came to Tennessee last
fall from Minnesota.
Miss Belle Moffitt came down
from Sparta Thursday morning to att
tend the burial of her father. She
was accompanied by Mrs. W. 7.
Payne.
Fred Smart spent few days
among friends at this place this week
waiting for the snow to disappear. He
left Thursday for Viola and other
points South.
We have printed posters at this
Office during the last week for quite
number of horses and jacks. The
county seems to be well supplied with
good breeding stock.
--Ad. Hamilton is turning all his
skill in cabinet work to the various
styles of cradles. He wants some
thing nobby in which to rock the
new boy that recently arrived at his
house.
Prof. w. X. Patterson went to
Smyrna last Saturday, returning Tues
day feeling about three inches taller
He says my wife and children" sounds
immense. The last arrived was 81
pound girl.
In large display advertisement
in this issue, Mrs. Jos. Livingston offers
her entire stock of goods and store fix
lures at 25 per cent below cost, Any
one wishing to step into good mer-
camille business should consult her.
j. G. Biles, G. O. NJ, advertises
in this issue farm in this county to
he sold on April the 14th, and also
several town lots In Alamont to be sold
at that place on the following day,
April the 10Th.
This issue of the STANDARD only
chronicles the arrival of seven new
babies, with several districts to heal
from, and not counting "the colored
population of Altamont." This neck
of the woods is obeying at least one
!, scripture injunction.
, New arrivals of land seekers from
the North since our last issue are
Samuel Smith and Jas. T. Mahaffey
of Ohio; Messrs. John Yeaman, l.
Stalnaker, John Wasson, Marcus
Mckee and f. McCombs, of Indiana
|
Mr.. J. B. Birge and wife, anC
Mr.. Tobey, all Of Wisconsin, whC
, spent last week in McMinnville, re
turned Monday to their homes to dis
pose of their property with the inten
ton of coming to this place in tn,
fall.
3 In last weeks Tullahoma Repub
lican we see notices of houses to rent
We make note of this merely to sug
gest to our neighbor to send hi
empty houses up to McMinnville
: where the houses are all rented ant
f numerous application for more beini
: daily made.
s -"Babyhood" is the name of
new monthly magazine, published i
: New York, and now in its fourt
r number. 1t is not, as one would SUI
4 pose from its title, publication fo
Juvenile readers, but for those VIII
have the care of the little ones. 1t
edited by Leroy M. Yale, M. D., an
g Marion Harland, and is highly con
e mended by the leading journals {
= the country.
/ Miss Lou Hawks, of Nashville,
IS cousin of Messrs. S. F. and G. F. Pei
6 nebsker, came up with the corpse I
Mrs. Pennebaker last week, and r
s mained for several days, with Mi
Is Pattie White and Miss Mary Penn
d baker.
lie Representative Miller was in tow
y Monday. He did not accompany Il
Of Legislature to New Orleans, preferrir