Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-06-26
TOWN AND COUNTY.

-George Doyle, OF Doyle station,
was in McMinnville Wednesday.
Mrs. w. T. Murray returned
from Chattanooga last Saturday.
Griswold & Co., are just inreceipt
of 1000 Warren House Band Cigars.
Mr.. Sam Cunningham, of Sparta,
was in McMinnville several hours
this friday morning.
The brass band favored DR.. Ram
sey and his bride with a serenade
Thursday night.
Mr.. Geo. w. Lewis made trip
to Nashville this week in the interest
of the barrel factory.
A nice assortment of Landscape
Windw Shades justreceived by O. M.
Thurman & Sons-Latest styles.
MIR. Pat Campbell, one of Nash
ville's clever and popular commercial
men, was here Thursday.
Mr.. j. HI. Sheriff. has been alb
sent for several days. He is in Jasper
looking after some business matters.
Col. Sam Tate, of Memphis, ar
rived on Thursday, and will spend
few weeks at the Warren House.
Wanted to exchange out lots at
Chirago for farm property in Tennes-
see. Call on w. A. Johnson.
Col. p. H. Marbury was at Tracy
City a day or two this week, visiting
his sister-in-law, Mrs. Horton, who
has been quite i'll for some time.
DIR. j. P. Bostick returned to
Cleveland last Monday. Mrs. Bos-
tick will remain here for some time
yet.
Mr.. S. +. Pennebaker returned
Thursday to McMinnville from a
visit of two or three weeks to War
trace.
Our Soda Water is made from
pure bicarbOnate of soda. Delicious
and healthy. Try it.
j. b. RITCHEY.
Mrs. j. w. Howard and her three
children, returned home Wednesday
evening, after visit of several days
to Mrs. H's. parents in White county.
-Messrs. M. ID. Smallman and w.
V. Whitson went to, Moore county
last Monday to interview the voters
of that county.
Window shades at o. M. Thur.
man & Sons, 10 different styles. Call
and examine them.
Buy the Mikado Roasted Coffee
sold only by c. G.. Black. Put up in
pound packages, at 25 cents each
and beautiful piece of colored glass.
ware given away with every package
Capt. James Cliff went to Chatta
nooga last Saturday. He was accom-
panied as far as Tullahema by hi
daughter, Mrs Tannatt, whoreturneC
same day.
Three of the young lady guests 0
Nicholson Springs were in tow
Thursday, accompanied by Messrs
John Crutchfield and w. D. Thomas
of Nashville. They spent an hou
here looking at our little city.
-Anti-septic Embalming Fluid 70
preserving the dead at Lively's. If
Mr.. Creed Taylorand wife, of Cave
White Co.. who have beenlvisiting tn
family of Mr.. Z. f. Burroughs O
Spring street, returned home Nor
day, accompanied by Mrs. Dougla
Whal and two little boys, of Spring
field, Ill. t#8
Sweet potato plants for sale b
j. B. Ritchey.
The Herald, published at Libel
ty, Tenn, reached us last week Ell
larged to a seven-column quarto. ]
is well filled with interesting matte
and deserves liberal patronage fro1
the people of DeKalb county.
Rev. t. NJ. Mcconnell and Wi
went to Tullahoma Thursday. I'll
new Presbyterian church at tn;
place, of which Mr.. Mcconnell is pa
tor, has been completed, and will /
dedicated Sunday.
Henry Hamilton, little son
Mrs. Jennie Hamilton, was throw
from a mule on Thursday mornin
and right badly hurt. He was pickle
up unconscious, but recovered after
little while. He was severely bruisC
up, but the injuries are not serious.
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