Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-06-13

Nashville Daily, Evening World.
1t is six column quarto, Republi-
can in politics, and sells for two cents.
1t presents neat appearance.
Mr.. J. Brazier, wife and daugh-
ter, Of StOckwell, Ind, are in Nc
Minnville, looking for a new home.
They are old neighbOrs of Messrs.
Corkins and Yeaman, and have form
ed favorable impression Of our cOun-
ty and will most likely invest in a
home.
Mr.. James Bevans, Of South
Bend, Ind, is in the county prospect
ing for home. in company with Cor
kins, Yeaman q Co. Mr.. Bevans is
well pleased with our country and
climate, and if he can find a small
farm to suit his wants will settle here.
ID. O. Jenkins will open today
Saturday big bill Of fresh Candies,
Bananas, COnfections and Fruits in
general. Go and see him.
There will be union Bible SER
vice under the auspices of the War
ren County Bible Society, at the
Christian Church Sunday morning at
II o'clock. Rev. DIR. Savage, of Ken
lucky, will preach the sermon.
Everybody cordially invited and
urged to attend.
-"Babyhood," a magazine for
mothers, published at New York,
edited by Leroy NJ. Yale, M. D., and
Marion Harland, is at hand for June.
geographically it is an elegant little
magazine and receives the highest
commendation from the press. Our
copy is at the disposal of any friends
who have more use for it than we
have at present.
-"The A B C of Carp Culture" is
the title of a neat little volume in pa
per covers, just published by A. l..
Root, Medina, Ohio. 1t is profusely
illustrated and gives all the informa-
tiOn necessary to the successful cul-
ture of the carp fish. The work can
be secured from the publisher for 80
cents.
Mr.. Z. L. Noel, of Nashville,
with his wife and baby, spent a few
hours here Tuesday, and dined at the
Warren House. They were return
ing home from Sparta and only stop
ped here between trains. 1t was Mrs.
NOel's first visit to her old home
since her marriage.
Mr.. w. c. Dibrell, of Nashville,
son Of Gen. G. G. Dibrell, was bit
ten by a mad dog last Sunday after
noon. He was successfully treated
by physicians and with a mad stone
; and apprehends no trouble in future
lIOIu llIc LlloIldp'
Fishing party consisting of fMessrs
, l.. F. Benson, Bruce Buckner, Benz
! Allen, t. d. Craighead, Benz. Ewin,
, came up from Nashville Monday and
stopped at the Warren House. They
spent three or four days angling il
the various streams adjacent to Nc
Minnville, and had some good sport
9 but all the waters were too muddy
for much success. They were sup
' piled with very fine tackle, and seem
3 ed skilled in the art of manipulating
S it.
l Mr.. Levi Wilson while in towI
. last Saturday, bought a new hay rake
! hitched gay and festiveyoung mule
to it, and started for home. The mul,
became possessed Of a longing desire
!, to see how fast he could make thu
e wheels Of the rake go round, and 81
r at the corner of the old Mountain
: City Hotel he started round the Parl
T at a rate of about 40 miles an hour
: At the Warren House corner tn,
e right wheel struck a tree, breaking
l. the axle and knocking the wheel con
siderably out of a circle. The null
a ran few yards further and dragged
o the rake under the rear end of tw,
?. horse wagon, when he stopped, ant
d for the next half hour looked as meel
t as a lamb. After the mule had fin
|, ished his sport Mr.. Wilson crawlet
out of the wreck unhurt.
a Blind Toms concert at the Col
l. lege chapel Wednesday night was al
1f tended by comfortably filled house
L and he swayed his audience with tn
y tenor of his music-One moment i
le breathless silence, the next in VI
roarious laughter. His marvelOu
\. execution excited no less wonde
d than it did on his previous visits, an
m all who attended seemed more tina
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