Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-04-03
TOWN AND COUNTY.

How about that base ball club?
are the boys tired already?
The sedge grass in the new ceme-
tary was burned on Thursday.
Mr.. j. Il. Pearcy, travelling agent
of the Nashville American, was here
today.
Mr.. H. X. Bryson, of Fayette-
vile, was registered at the Warren
House one day this week.
Mr.. N. r. Taylor is in bed sick,
at the Warren House. We hope his
illness may be of short duration.
Mr.. w. A. Johnson was in Grun-
dy county part of this week on bust
ness connected with his real estate
agency.
MIR. Cyrus McClarty, of the War
rem House, has been confined to his
room with sickness for the last week,
but is now improving.
Base balls and bats, harps, and
notions in general, big new stock just
opened by Griswold & Cos.
Mrs. Charles Colville, and her
little son, John Lyle, are on visit
to Mrs. Cs parental home in Ruthor-
ford county this week.
Mr.. J. l.. Honnold, of Rome City,
Ind, was here one day this week
seeking a location to establish Nor
NAL School.
-Messrs. A. H. Gross and w. p.
Collier, embracing the mercantile
firm of Cross & Collier, are in Cincin-
natl this week purchasing theirspring
stock.
Charles Colville left on Monday
last for Louisville and Cincinnati to
purchase large stock of spring and
summer goods for the firm of Wom-
ack & Colville.
Seed Sweet Potatoes at Griswold
& Co.'S.
The Barren Fork reached the
highest point of the rise Wednesday
The water in the river in the bend
back of the barrel factory, could be
seen from the Square that day.
The derrick was put up at the site
of the new Methodist church today
friday, preparatory to laying thu
foundation, which will now be push
ed rapidly to completion.
For Landreth's and Sibley's fresF
Garden Seeds, in bulk and papers, g
to j. B. Ritchey. lift
MIR. j. G. Biles, the member O
the State Executive Committee from
the Third Congressional District
went to Nashville Monday morning
to attend the meeting of the Commit
tee, returning home on Wednesday
The cheapest line Of lamps ant
lamp chimneys ever in McMinnvill
now being shown at Griswold & Co.'S
The usual services will be held il
the Cumberland Presbyterian AM
Methodist churches tomorrow. Their
will be no preaching at the Presbyte
rian church, it being Mr.. Mcconnell
day at Tullahoma.
DR.. H. j. Robertson, specialist
will be in McMinnville 26th and 27t
of April for the purpose of treatin
piles and other rectal diseases. Cor
sultatiOn and examination free.
d. l.. Brown says he has the bes
and largest stock of fishing tackle i
town, and if you want anything i
this line come around and he wi
prove it to you.
The Methodist church sociabl
announced to be held al the residen(
of Mr.. M. B. Harwell tonight Or
day., has been postponed to ne1
Friday night on account of the ente
tainment at c. F. College.
-25 pounds alfalfa clover seed ft
sale by j. B. Ritchey.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. G. Martin left c
Monday last for the different marke
to purchase Mrs. Ms spring stock
millinery. Mrs. Martins good tas
and judgment always secures Il
prettiest goods to be found, and al
of our fair readers who wish the vel
latest styles should give her a cs
when the stock arrives.
Hay and Bran for sale by r.
Mason d Co.
Mrs. Nancy d. Peay, wife Of NJ
T. T. Peay, died at their home in tt
county ON March 31st. Her renal
were taken to Murfreesboro for
terment.