Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-08-21

where the breeZeS breeze and 1t isn't
hot.-Writen especially for the STAN
DARD, and all rights reserved.
Miss Laura Murray returned
home from Memphis Saturday. She
spent several weeks of the summer
at Waukeshau, the famous watering
place in Wisconsin.
-Mikado Coffee and a handsome
prize with each package, at Griswold
& Co.'S.
Mr.. John Ramsey, after spend
ing a couple of months in McMinn-
vile, left for Selma, Ala, Thursday
afternoon with q car load of mules
and horses.
Willie Morton, a boy about Is
years ofage, died at his home in this
place last Friday, after an illness of
only two or three days.
"A box of fresh lemons at J. H.
Cummings.
Mr.. Sylvester Brewer, of Canton,
Fla, spenta few days Of the last week
looking at our town and county. He
seemed well pleased, and may return
and locate.
The Warren Wagon Co., request
all who are indebted TO them to come
forward and make immediate settle
ment, as they ore now very much in
need of funds.
An error in our tables published
last wsek gave Judge Williams 678
votes in White county, when itshould
have been 57S. This makes Judge
Smallman's majority in the circuit
5S3, instead of 4S3, as reported.
Don't you want a new sorghum
pan? Frank Maddux will sell you
one cheap. He has a number now
on hand in different size, and will
make any size desired on short no.
tice.
Mrs. Mary Quarles, Mrs. Lizzie
Cummins and Mr.. Robert Quarles, of
Nashville, arrived this (Friday)
evening and will spend several days
here as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
w. Hoodenpyl.
Capt. w. A. Rutherford, after
spending a month or six weeks
through the Northern States, returned
to McMinnville today (Friday). His
health is somewhat improved. His
numerous friends here are all glad tC
have him back.
We havea large assortment o.
the latest style visiting cards at thi;
office. Call and see them.
The store room occupied by ]. C
M. Ross & Son is now undergoing re
pairs and renovation preparatory t.
putting in big new fall stock. Tht
house will present a neat and attrac
tive appearance when the improve
ments are finished.
Miss Mamie Britain went Il
Sparta Monday to take charge Of T.;
private music class in Mr.. M. L
Clark's family. Miss Mamie is al
accomplished musician, and will
make a pleasant addition to SPARTA
social circles.
rs pounds Landreth's fresh tur
nip seed received and for sale by
B. Ritchey.
DIR. G. T.. Stainback is not only
fine preacher, but can catch more tisl
than anybody else, and as horticul
turist is big success. He showed u
some specimens of his Irish potat
crop this week which are hard to beat
Judge John l.. t. Sneed, of Men
phis, who has an eye on the U.
Senate, was here for few hours las
F Saturday. He is pleasant gentle
, man in conversation, and made
favorable impression upon all he me
, here.
Miss Mary A. Smith will con
; mence the fall session of her schoo
for boys and girls, at the Baptii
Church, Monday Aug. 3Oth. Price
commencing .25up, Liberal patrol
E age solicited. 3t
Miss Jessie V. French, who hs
a been spending portion of the sun
mer at Nicholson Springs, came
town last Friday in company wit
her cousin, Mr.. w. R. French,
> Tullahoma, and spent several hOu
looking around her old home.
Mr.. J. NJ. Goodbar, of Memphi
spent last Saturday and Sunday wit
u relatives here. His son, Mr.. Will
). Goodbar and little daughter, Mi