Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-03-13

for Tennessee.
-Messrs. w. E. B Jones, M. D.
Smallman, F, M. Smith, w. V.
Whitson and Frank Spurlock, of the
McMinnville bar, attended Circuit |
Court at Smithville this week.
Go to d. L. Browns for Garden
Seeds.
On account of some misunder-
the Y. M. c. A. meeting
was not held at the C. p. Church on
Thursday night as announced. The
usual prayer-meeting will be held
afternoon at the Presbyterian
church.
For -four, meal, sugar, coffee,
heavy and fancy groceries of all kinds,
go to Griswold & Co.'S. Goods de-
livered free.
If any Of your farming imple-
ments need repairing or painting
take them to the Warren Wagon
Works and have them put in good
condition before the time to use them
comes.
The card of w. A. Johnson, real
estate agent, will be found in today's
paper. Mr.. Johnson is now working
up some large land excursions for this
place, and all having real estate of
any kind to sell would do well to
place it in his hands.
ID. o. Jenkins has just refilled his
show case with fresh stock of all the
best and most delicious candies in the
market. If you want something real
nice and fresh in this line call on him.
-Messrs. G. ]. Comstock, H. c.
Comstock, and III. ]. Barrow, of Hi
nois, Henry Bearand II. Woodwork,
of Michigan, and E. w. Eskridge, Of
Iowa, have been prospecting through
our county during the past week.
The Building and Loan Associa-
ton made another loan of $400 last
Monday. This, we believe makes
100000 the Association has out. A
pretty good showing for nine months
work.
Bring your job printing to the
STANDARD Office. We have the larg-
est stock of stationary in this section
of the State, and are prepared with
every facility to do the best class of
work.
The building committee for the
new Methodist church expect to COM
mence laying brick about the first OF
May. Mr.. Shawver, who has the con-
tract for finishing the foundation, has
the material nearly all out, and ex-
poets to complete his part of the work
by May lst, the weather permitting
Passing by the meat house Of J
S. MadduX one day this week We
were attracted by the superior quail
ty he was selling. 1t was very fine
and fat. Mr.. MadduX selects the bes
quality of cattle for his trade, ant
puts nothing butstrictly first-class bee
on the market.
The ladies of the c. p. Church
will give a literary and musical en-
tertainment at the residence of thu
pastor, DR.. G. T. Stainback, tonigh
(Friday), to which all are cordial!
invited. The admission fee will b,
ten cents, and the proceeds will go t
the parsonage fund. A large attend
ance upon these entertainments serve
two good purposes-the accumulation
of funds for a good cause, and, eth
more the merrier."
d. O. Jenkins stock of famil,
groceries has just been replenishe,
throughout. You will find his good
the very best and freshest in the MAJ
ket.
Warren, White, Van Buren, an
, Grundy counties are among the twer
ty-siX counties in the State whic
have no organized boards of health
l In April, 1885, there wasa law passe
by the Legislature bearing upon thi
matter which it would be well for tn
= County Courts of the above name
y counties to look into.
"A mule team belonging to tn
livery stable and attached to a roa
Il wagon, took fright at something u
> about the bridge on Main stree
Thursday morning, and made a livel
: race down the street to the Squar
e Cam. Gribble had hold of the ribbon
e and displayed both courage and mu
Gle in keeping the team 'in the nit
k die of the road" He succeeded
II stopping them near the COURTEOUS