Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-11-28

ter, Miss Wave, after an absence of
five months, most of which was spent
among relatives and friends in Penn
sylvania, returned to their home here
on Wednesday. Their friends here
are glad to welcome them back.
On Thursday, Nov. 18th, Miss
Mary Ramsey was married to Mr.. l..
G. Duncan, at Bowling Green, KY.
The bride has many friends and rela-
tives here who wish her the greatest
possible measure of happiness in the
new relation of life.
The American Agriculturist for
December is on our table. 1t is be-
You'd question the leading publication
of its class in the United States, and
this is the largest and fullest number
of it ever issued. The regular sub
scription price is $3.50, but we club it
with the STANDARD at $500.
The vault in the room of the
Warren House occupied by the Ma
tional Bank of McMinnville, was re-
moved on Wednesday and Thursday,
and is now being put up in their new
building. The bank will move into
its new quarters sometime next
month.
-Tullahoma Guardian: Mr.. Il.
p. Reynolds has sold his residence on
Jackson street and removedhis family
to McMinnville. Mr.. Reynolds and
family are among the old residents OF
Tullahoma and are highly esteemed.
Their many friends will greatly miss
them.
The ladies of the M. +. Church,
South, request us to return thanks to
a generous public for the liberal pat.
ronage extended to their oyster sup
per on Friday night of last week,
and at the same time to announce
that on Friday night, Dec. 18th, an
other oyster supper will be given at
their church, where they will be
pleased to again meetall their friends
Our Building and Loan Associa.
ton is on quite a boom. Another
loan was made this week, being the
fourth share loaned. The Association
has issued an even hundred shares OF
stock. The par value eff each share
is now $500, and the accommodating
profit upon each share is something
over one dollar. The Association has
been in operation just months, anG
the members feel very much encour.
aged at the success it has met with.
We have printed for Messrs. Cor
kins q Johnson, real estate agents
this week, ten thousand copies of {
bulletin of lands for sale by them
containing list of over one hundred
pieces of property in this and othel
States. This firm has already settled
a number of families in Warren cOun
ty, and the untiring attention they
are giving to the business will Ger
tainly bring many more. They have
given their time for a year or more
and spent considerable money adver
Using our county, and our people
should give them all the help and en-
enlargement they can.
We presume all our correspond
ents are too busily engaged in Thanks
giving services this week to favor u.
with their usual letters, as all bu
Viola have failed to come to hand
We have always been quite proud o
our corps of correspondents, and W,
miss their letters very much wher
they fail to come. Mr.. A. H. Wood
lee, of Altamont, was in to see us ,
couple of weeks ago, and promised t
resume his very interesting letter
from that point. Wewould likever!
much to have good correspondent
at Rock Island. or Goodbar's, to fur
nish us the news every week from
that part of the county.
--Demorest's Magazine for Deem
Der brings wildly before us the happ!
season of Christmas. 1t is replet,
with beautiful stories and poems APP
propriate to that time; in addition t,
which there are other articles of grea
merit and utility. The opening arti
Gle is the commencement of an inter
esting serial by Julian Hawthorne
the well-known and popular author
Jenny June contributes a paper Oh
"Women Abroad )" and an exceed
ingly amusing sketch is entitled
"Joseph and his Brethren" TIL
Household Department is unusual!