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

j. S. Doyle, of Sparta, came down
last Saturday.
j. B. Biles and wife were here
Wednesday, visiting their mother,
Mrs. Robert Biles. They have
daughter at G. f. College.
Come to town on the first Mon
day; bring your wife and children,
and a dollar to pay forthe STANDARD
a year.
Miss Hattie Henderson, of CleveN
land, Ohio, is visiting Mrs G. Coffee,
on Rebel Hill.
Mrs. M. j. White returned Thurs
day afternoon from a visit to Nash
vile.
Hattie, the little daughter Of Mr..
d. F. Wallace, is quite sick with
pneumonia.
Jesse McClarty, who has been
dangerously ill for some days, is now
recovering
"A couple of new nonresident
notices from the Chancery Court of
Warren county will be found in this
issue.
&C. P. Conner q Co., have out a
beautiful new delivery wagon, to which
they drive a span of handsome dark
brown ponies. This new firm is push>
ing business with an enterprising spirit.
w. T, Murray and H. H. Faulk>
ner, after two weeks visit to the
Worlds Fair at New Orleans, returned
home last Tuesday. They were well
pleased with the many beautiful sights.
"A garbage cart could find no ems
ployment on our streets now IulIa>
homa Republican. A
The Republican Office must be on a
back alley.
Conner & Co., have introduced a
new feature into their business. They
have employed an usher, whose par
ticular business is to escort ladies to
and from their store, and carry bum
dies for them. Mr.. Jess Edwards
holds this responsible position.
Mrs. Button Pennebaker went to
Nashville Wednesday to attend the
bedside of little Edwin Pennebaker,
who has been quite i'll for some days.
We are glad to learn, however, that
be is improving.
-Tullahoma needs hearse. Let's
have one. IallahOma Republican.
One of our undertakers is building
a handsome new one. If you can out
bid Sparta you can get his second hand
one.
MIR. and Mrs. w. l.. Swami left
Wednesday morning for a visit to theil
children in Texas, and will take in the
Worlds Fair at New Orleans, on then
way thither We wish them a pleas
ant journey and visit.
Mr.. A. G.. Beach had the mair
bone Of his right leg broken last Mon
day morning, by kick from vicious
colt. Mr.. Beech has suffered grea
pain from the wound, but is improving
some now, and we hope he may have
aspeedy recovery.
We ask every reader of the STAN
DARD to aid us in extending its circu
lation. If you like the paper tell you
friends about it. We would like tt
send it to every family in the county
Come up and subscribe before you ge
busy in your crops.
The building association meeting
last Saturday night appointed a com
mittee to procure a charter under tn
laws of the State. The committee ar
now at work on the matter, and a
soon as the charter is granted the assC
citation will organize and aegin work
MIR. and Mrs. j. c. Martin LEI
on the afternoon train Thursday fo
the Eastern markets, to lay in larg
stock of spring and summer millinery
Mrs. Martins good taste and judgmen
always enables her to secure the yer
prettiest and most stylish good to b
found, and her spring stock will b
fully up to the demands of her patrons
The arrival of her stock will be full
announced in the STANDARD.