Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-05-29

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will be held in the day time this year,
(neXt Wednesday morning), instead
of at night, as usual. There will be
interesting concerts on Monday and
Tuesday nights, however.
We are receiving new subscribers
every day on our campaign offer
of so cents for the STANDARD until
the first of January 1887. If you are
not a subscriber send us your name
and 80 cents at once. Don't borrow
the paper from your neighbor any
longer-iust borrow the so cents from
him and get paper of your own.
Town property in McMinnville
wanted. Apply to w. A. Johnson,
Real Estate Agent.
-Messrs. Williams, Smallman,
Jones, and Smith, candidates for
Circuit Judge, and Messrs. Woodard
and Whitson, candidates for Attor-
ney General, all spoketo large crowds
at the courthouse last Tuesday. We
were not present, but understand the
candidates bombarded each other
right lively.
j. P. Gartner has just received
new Plano Selfbinder, also a Plano
Mower, which machines are now on
exhibition at his shop on Spring
street. Farmers should call and see
them.
Rev. M. B. Dewitt will preach the
Commencement Sermon for G. F. Col
lege at the Cumberland Presbyterian
church Sunday morning, in conse-
quence of which there will be no SER
vices at either the Methodist or Pres
byterian churches. Mr.. Crawford
will hold regular services at the
Methodist church on Sunday night.
When you want Threshing ma
chinery, Mowers, Binders, Rakes,
Grain Drills, Corn Mills, Saw Mills,
Wagons, ETC., remember Morford e.
Biles keep the best and will sell as
low as Nashville agents. They also
manufacture evaporators. eowt4
Capt. Walter S. Bearden, ofShel-
byville, candidate for Chancellor from
this division, arrived Wednesday,
and will spend several days mixing
among the people of our county. He
is a fine lawyer, a pleasant, genial
gentleman, and makes himself popu-
lar wherever he goes.
A new schedule went into effect
on our railroad last Monday. We
now have only one etrain day, which
is mixed train. 1t passes here at
sos o'clock, a. M, half an hour ear
lier than usual, and returns from
Tullahoma about half past twelve,
half an hour later than formerly. 1t
is hoped this will not be continued
longer than a couple of weeks. AS
soon as the work Of changing the
guage is completed we presume two
trains day each way will again be
put on the road.
DIR. III. j. Robertson, specialist,
will be in McMinnville Saturday,
June 10th, for thepurpose of treating
piles and other rectal diseases. Con-
sultation and examination free. Also
at Viola June Dist.
The Meadow King Mowers and
Hay Rakes are now on sale at the
Warren Wagon Works. The War
rem Wagon Co., guarantee these to be
the best machines in the market, and
invite farmers to call and examine
them. For light draft and good work
they cannot be excelled.
Go to Hoodenpyl Bros q New
toms today for fine fat beef and NUT.
ton.
Legal notice has been published
that an application will be made tC
F incorporate the western part of Spar
ia, being the new portion of the towr
which has built up around the depot
Sparta surrendered its charter some
years ago to get rid of saloons. The
name of the new town will be West
field, if they secure the charter.
Read Clerk and Masters notice
,, of Gland Sale'' in this issue.
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! bright boy or girl can easily earn ;
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vile, Tenn.