Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-09-04
TOWN AND COUNTY.

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hear Bob Taylor-and hisbrother ALT.
Mrs, Clara Baker, after visiting
friends here for two or three weeks,
returned to Nashville last Saturday.
Lone of our correspondents cor
tributes a poem headed Tobacco"
which we will punishment week.
MIR. John Duncan, of this county,
isamong the Jurors drawn to serve at
the October term of the Federal
Court at Nashville. @ D. s+~-
We acknowledge receipt of a
complimentary ticket to the Ruther-
ford County Fair, which begins next
Tuesday and continues five days.
The McMinnvilIe Building, Loan
and Savings Association will loan
$4,000 next Monday morning at s
o'clock, at the Courthouse.
The Fisher family, who have been
summering at the Warren House,
returned to their home in Nashville
this week. rrrse ~. ...r
Make us up club of ten sub
scribers for the STANDARD on our %
cent offer and bring in with you next
Monday. 81 t.l&l% n. IF
MIR. G. d. Lowery, of Sparta, was
here Wednesday, accompanied by
his niece, Miss Kate Young, who en-
tered G. f. College.
Mr.. John Beech left Monday last
for the West. He expects to locate
at some point out there and engage
in business.
Bell McClarty left Tuesday morn
ing for Louisville, KY, to seek po-
sition in some mercantile house. We
wish him much success.
The weather for the last week
has been quite cool, making heavier
clothing and fires very acceptable
morning and night. H
DIR. Ben M. Stainback, after a
three weeks visit to his fathers fam
lily here, returned to Memphis last
Saturday. H
The firm of Griswold & Co. has
been dissolved, Mr.. Griswold retir-
ing. The style of the new firm is
Smart & Co. See advertisement
elswhere.
Let a Bob Taylor club be organ
lied here Monday and a committee
appointed to make all necessary ar
engagements for the speaking on the
10Th.
A big new lot of Boots and Shoes
just received by w. d, Northcut.
They were bought lower than ever
before, and will be sold the same
way.
All of the newly elected officials
will be sworn into Office next Mon
day, and there will in allprobability,
be large crowd of county people in
town.
Between twenty and thirty dele,
gates from this county will attend
the Congressional convention at Chat.
tanooga next Wednesday. The dele.
gates will leave on Tuesday.
Mr.. w. d. Northcut, after 8
severe attack of illness which con.
fined him to his room for week OF
more, we are glad to note is able to
be at his place of business again.
Misses Machen, Buchanan. Wen
del and Halsell, of the C. F. College
Faculty, have all returned during
the last week. Mrs. Ewing and Mis-
Laura Howell willreturn next week
If you want a first-class, durable
sorghum pan, made of the best mate
rial throughout, call on Frank Mad
dux. If he has not got just the siz,
on hand you want he will make i
for you on short notice.
Rev. J. J.. Porter, the Baptis
Evangelist, will begin his meeting il
the Presbyterian Chcurch tomorrow
instead Of on the second Sunday a
previously announced. All are cor
daily invited to attend meetings.
Mr.. w. N. Cameron, Presiden
of the Bank of Sparta, stopped owe
here Thursday on his return from
VISIT California. Miss Birdie Broyle
returned with him from California t
resume her studies in G. F. College.
If somebody would take the mat
ter in hand funds could be easily rais
ed by subscription to build a perms
nent pavilion in the center of tn
park for theband, public speaking
etc.