Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-02-13

Boston, are at the Warren House TO
spend couple of months. Mr., Pond
is a sufferer form lung trouble, and
we hope his stay here may prove sat
isfactory in restoring his health.
Tom Russell, col, brakeman on
Capt. Harris train, had the thumb of
his right hand badly mashed while
coupling cars at the depot here last
Saturday morning. The wound was
dressed by DR.. Ramsey.
Those who read the special copy
of the New York Family Story Pa
per No. GAP, can get the following
numbers at ID. l.. Browns.
The Nashville Union by some
means failed to reach here last Satur-
day, consequently theSaturday, Sun
day and Monday issues of that paper
We're all received in the same mail,
Monday afternoon.
Art pupils will make a note of
the fact that Griswold & Co., now
have on hand a nice assortment of
tube colors, etc. 1t is their purpose
to keep full stock of artists materi-
ais, and they would be glad to supply
all who should need such goods.
The Good Templars will meet
Saturday night in the lecture-room of
the c. p Church. Every member
who has not paid the % cents initia-
ton fee is specially requested to bring
it at that time that we may finish
paying for our charter. BY order Of
j. w. HOWARD, w. c. T.
-Messrs. Griswold & Co., in their
efforts to supply their customers with
the very best cent cigar in the mar
ket, have had a big stock manufac-
tured specially to their order, which
they have had branded "The War
rem House Band Cigar" Each box
has handsome photograph of the
band on inside of lid. All who want a
tirst-class smoke should give this new
candidate for public favor trial,
and they will not be disappointed.
-Griswold & Co., continue to lead
the flour trade. Their Challenge
brand eclipses all others.
Mr.. A. J. Bowyer, who came to
t McMinnville last fall, has rented the
Robinson farm, near Faulkner's fac
tory, and is moving out there this
week.
p. S. Corkins, who returned Sat
l urday morning from Jackson, report
ed the snow in West Tennessee as
I being from twenty-five to thirty
q inches on a level. 1t took his train
just twenty-four hours to come from
Martin to Nashville, a distance OF
one hundred and fifty miles.
"A nice lot of fresh canned goods
, and confectioneries just opened at D.
l.. Browns.
IN. V. Chandler, who has been
o visiting for some weeks with his
+ daughter, Mrs. p. S. Corkins, started
o Wednesday tohis home in Minnesota
G Mr.. Chandler will probably become
citizen ofTennessee in the near future
o Go to Northcut's for Fine Gu
# Chewing Tobacco.
d -Lynchburg Falcon: Miss SalliC
O Stone, the efficient music teacher a
the Lynchburg Normal Academy
h has returned from Fairfield, where
- she has been visiting relatives ant
friends. She will take charge of tn,
music department of the Lynchburs
g Normal Academy next Monday. w,
II bespeak for her a grand success.
The February number of eth,
Library Magazine" is on our table
:, and in value of contents it is quit
- the equal of any of the four-dolla
" magazines. 1t presents a number O
u articles of unusual interest and at
, tractiveness by some of the foremos
writers and thinkers of the age. 1t
published by John B. Alden, New
IS York, at the marvelously low pric
s of $3.50 a year, or Is cents number
i DR.. Black was presented with
very curious Indian relic one da
id this week, which was found on a
IL Indian mound near Short Mountain
of 1t is pipe of very peculiar pattern
is carved out of solid stone Of a glossy
e. black color. 1t is in a fine state {
ly preservation, and although perhar
several hundred years old, it does nc
be show the slightest sign of decompos
G. ton. 1t will be valuable and intel
Inf eSting specimen in the Doctors co