Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-07-03

VI h6duy Nll6, hullcIlOIu equity,
died at Cold Water Springs, Cannon
county, on Sunday, 9th ult., aged "a
years.
The street running west from
Spring street to the circus grounds,
between the property of Mr.. Wrights-
man and Presbyterian church parson-
age, has been graded preparatory to a
coat of gravel.
-Persuader Liver Pills cure jaun-
dice and troubles caused by deranged
liver. Price % cents a bottle at J. B.
Ritchey's.
Mr.. A. j. Hughes sent to the
STANDARD Office last Tuesday half
dozen large, full ripe tomatoes, They
were raised in the garden of Mr.. ].
H. Hughes, of this place, and were
the first we have seen this season.
Mr.. Hughes takes great delight in
gardening, and is always the first to
have fine tomatoes and other delica-
cies in the vegetable line.
DO you want carriage, a buggy,
farm wagon, spring wagon, or
any other kind of vehicle? Then call
on Houchin & Biles. They have
big stock of all the above named We
hicles on hand of the most approved
makes, and will give you satisfactory
prices. They sell the celebrated
Mitchell Wagon, oneof the best made
in the United States. Read their adj
vertisement and go and see them.
Mrs. Allie F. Burge has arrived
in McMinnville with some fancy rus
tic bracket work, entirely new from
anything that has ever been intro
here. A sample will be shown at
each house, and the ladies will find
this rare opportunity to obtainth
goods at low prices. Mrs. Burge will
remain in the city about ten days.
Rooms at Mr.. T. j. bubbles. All
orders left there will be promptly
filled.
MIR. and Mrs. T. G. Lind enter
tanned a cOngenial party of young La
dies and gentlemen for tea on last
Saturday evening at their pleasant
home on Main street. No one better
understands the art of agreeable en-
tertainment than Mr.. and Mrs. Lind,
and all who were present on this oc-
casion will long remember the even
ing as one of unusual pleasure.
Why is Persuader Oil and Per-
suader Pills of interest to the farmer,
merchant. minister, lawyers and all
classes ofpeople? Because theykeep
them on foot. Buy it from j. B.
Ritchey.
Misses Mary and Maggie Reed
came up from Nashville last Saturday
morning to spend a few weeks visit
ing their many good friends here,
and are the guests of Miss Allie Ross
Their presence has added very much
to the pleasure of the several socia
gatherings of the last week. Theil
varied accomplishments winfo then
praise and popularity in every circle
They are both endowed with rare
musical talents, and the amiablenes
of their natures is equal to every oc
casion in gratifying their friends will
the choicest selections Of the divin,
art.
MIR. G. w. Nelson, of New Lis
bon, Ohio, has our thanks for a new
subscriber. Mr.. Nelson has VISITED
Warren county twice, and was yer.
favorably impressed with our people
and the inducements this section Q
Tennessee offers to settlers from tn
North. He says that if the same ia
vors were shown to the South as t
the West, by the railroads, in tn
) way of cheap transportation, on
l waste lands would all soon be settle,
: up, as we offer superior advantage
D over the West in climate, water, sc
g cial people, church and school facili
ties.
Married at the homeo the bride
parents, in this place, Tuesday aftel
J, noon, June 3Oth, at 3 O'Clock, Mis-
e Della, stdaughter of Mr.. and Mr.
S M. B. Harwell, to Mr.. w. S. Tyree
> of Smithville, Tenn, Rev. A. T. Crav
S ford, pastor of the Methodist church
IS performed the ceremony. After n
;. ceiving the congratulations of tn
e friends present, the couple left fC
), Smithville, the home of the groom
e Miss Della was a pleasant, accom-
: plished, and popular younglady, an
IL the best wishes of her numerOl
r. friends for n hanDV fIltIlrn follow hi