Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-02-20

tOWn IueSuay,
-Simthville Critic: DR.. j. S. Har-
rison was here few days this week.
Mrs. Charles, of Kansas, who has
been visiting her brother, Mr.. 7. F.
Burroughs, at this place, for some
weeks past, has returned home, ac-
companied by her son Albert.
Two barrels of nice Northern
Onion Sets received and for sale by
j. B. Ritchey.
MIR. Frank l.. Massie presents his
name through our announcement col
umn this week as a candidate for
trustee and tax collector. Mr., Massie
is young man of good business quail
cations, of the strictest integrity, and
the voters of the county could not be-
stow their favors on a more worthy
young man than Mr.. Massie.
Mr.. j. w. johnson, of Woodbury.,
requests us to say that he has located
runaway boy, about 16 or Is years
old, claiming to have left his home in
Warren county about - or IS months
ago. For information concerning
him call on or address Mr.. Johnson
at Woodbury..
-Hoodenpyl & Co. are in the mar
ket with the best meats. Call early
and leave orders for delivery. They
aim to give their patrons the best
that can be procured, handled in the
best manner.
Mr.. Jas. eagle, of the 9Th district,
announces himself in this issue as a
candidate for trustee and tax collector.
Mr.. eagle is well and favorably
known to the voters of the county,
and will no doubt receive a large vote
next August.
"A few settings of Plymouth Rock
eggs can be had by applying at this
Office.
The c. p. Church sociable held at
the residence of Mr.. w. G. Britain
on Spring street last Friday night
was quite an enjoyable occasion. The
program consisted of Rotations
music, etc. All present seemed t.
pass the evening very pleasantly.
My. r. B. Higgins, who recent.
purchased the Warren Mead farm
two miles from this place, is repair
ing and repainting the buildings, anC
will soon have a beautiful country
residence.
The musical and literary enter
tainment to be given at the residence
of Mrs. b. J. Hill on Friday evening
February Goth, will be very entertain
ing. All are cordially invited to at
tend. Admission 10 cents, for tn
benefit of the parsonage fund.
The prettiest picture we have hal
the pleasure of seeing for some tim
was the street parade Of the c. +
College students on last Wednesda,
evening on Spring street. We EMO.
looking at such beautiful pictures oC
casionally.
American DR.. NJ. B. Dewitt
pastor Of the Edgefeld C. p. Church
has been called by telegram to offict
ate at the funeral service of a forme
member of his congregation in Nc
Keesport, Pa.
MIR. Shaver, who has the cor
tract for building the foundation {
the M. E. Church at this place, hs
querried nearly all of the rock, an
will commence laying the foundatio
at an early day.
Mr.. ID. o. Jenkins, who has bee
quite sick at his home for sewers
8 weeks, we are glad to note is SO fl
recovered as to be at his place of bus
ness again.
!, Mrs. Bette Hoodenpyl wishes
inform her many friends that hi
spring millinery is now here. ST
can be found at the room formerl
: occupied by Mrs. H. H. Faulkne
: where the ladies will always find tt
S latest styles in bonnets, hats, trim
mings, and everything usually kel
V in a first-class millinery establish
7. ment, and at the very lowest price
For Landreth's and Sibley's fires
: Garden Seeds, in bulk and papers,
l. to J. b. Ritchey. lift
/ Mr.. P. S. Corkins, who has BET
in the real estate business here for Il
o last year, left last Monday for Jackso
e Tenn, where he goes to engage
81 the same business. Mr.. Corkins h
II not severed his connection with Il
firm of Corkins & johnson here, b