Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-06-19

Miss Ella, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Walling, at their home, to Mr..
Arthur M. Growden, Tuesday morn
ing, June 22d, at six o'clock.
"A. HI. Faulkner, Jno. 7. Brown,
]. G. Reynolds, Alfred Martin, COL,
and Sam Bybee, COL, attended the
Republican conventions in Nashville
this week as delegates from Warren
county.
Our Soda Water is made from
pure bicarbonate of soda. Delicious
and healthy. Try it.
j. B. RITCHEY.
Mr.. w. r.. French, of Tullahoma,
was here for a few hours last Satur-
day. He left Tullahoma on Monday,
with his family, for New Orleans,
where Mrs. French will take gulf
steamer for South America, to visit
her sister, Mrs. John T. Anderson.
Elder H. B. Todd, of Franklin,
will hold a prayer meeting service at
the Christian Church on next Mon
day night, and desires to meet as
many of the members as possible. A
cordial invitation is extended to the
community at large to attend.
Wanted to exchange out lots at
Chirago for farm property in Tennes-
see. Call on w. A. johnson.
Winchester News: Mr.. Woodlee,
young gentleman who is reading
law at this place, was severely hurt
last Saturday while on his way to the
country with Mr.. John Routt, by be-
ing thrown from the buggy. His
friends will be glad to know that his
injuries did not prove serious.
We will take few spring chick
ems at this Office on subscription.
Col. and Mrs. E. w. Munford
entertained pleasant party of young
people for tea Thursday evening, at
their elegant mansion. The Colonel
and his good wife enjoy the presence
of young people in their hospitable
home, and know how to make the
young people enjoy themselves when
there.
Every time we hear of a pros.
pective wedding, or something OF
that sort, somebody steps up and re.
quests us not to say anything about
it yet. How in the world can we gel
up newspaper unless we print the
news? The very things somebody
don't want us to tell are just what
somebody else wants to hear.
j. P. Gartner has just received {
new Plano Self-binder, also a Plano
Mower, which machines are now OF
exhibition at his shop on Spring
street. Farmers shoold call and Sc,
them.
Miss B. Combs Wood will Civ,
an elocutionary entertainment in thu
c. F. College Chapel tonight, begin
ming at s O'Clock. She comes highl,
recommended as a finished elocution
list, and her entertainments hav
proven very popular wherever given
Let everybody turn out and give he
a full house tonight (Friday).
The SOUTHERN STANDARD unit
January LIST for only Scots.
f The delightful change to cool
clear weather this (Friday) mornin
5 was most acceptable to all. The in
dications are now favorable for sever
al days of bright weather, and farm
o ers will doubtless take advantage {
it to make hay and wheat both Will
the sun shines.
Mr.. H. Talcott, of Jefferson, Obi,
0 has our thanks for a copy of the pr,
: MUM list for the Thirty-seventh Al
;. nual Ohio State Fair, to be held ;
: the new State Fair grounds, at Co
umbus, Ohio, August 3Oth to Septen
g Der Sd, inclusive.
e Mrs. Elizabeth Davis, of Nasl
d vile, sister of Col. John H. Savag,
IS and her daughter, Miss Florenc
s. have been visiting Mrs. DIS mothe
d in this county, for two or three week
i They spent day or two of this wee
in town with Col. Savage.
l. Mr.. w. H. Ross left on Tuesds
7, for Nashville to take a position
5. the house of Carter, Dunbar & &c
If wholesale dealers in boots and shoe
a, He will go on the road as traveliI
s. salesman. His natural talents al
he close application to business had We
st for him leading position amor
o McMinnville's young merchants, al
Ill rpOrnt NvnrXr ,onI1ob 70 lOCn him I