Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-06-12
Mr.. A. J. Curl was in Nashville

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ness.
-Messrs. j. T. Davis and w. l..
Talley, Of Woodbury., spent part Of
last Sunday in McMinnville.
The report of the condition of
the Peoples National Bank will be
found in another column of this
issue.
Mrs. c. Coffee went to Nashville
Tuesday last with the delegates. She
will stop at Smyrna few days on
her way home, to visit some relatives
there.
Mrs. Douglas Whal and her two
little boys, Of Greenfield, H., are Wis
iting the family of Mr.. II. F. Bur-
roughs, on Spring street.
-Messrs, Warner Colville and Jas.
Ramsey arrived Thursday evening
from University of Tennessee, Knox
vile, where they have been attend
ing school, to spend vacation with
the home folks.
The schedule on the McMinnville
branch has been changed again, and
we now have two trains daily. The
change is very acceptable.
Mr.. j. c. Akin, Of Shelbyville,
has been at the Warren House sew
eral days of this week. Misses Annie
and Daisy Lane came with him and
are visiting relatives here.
MIR. ID. II. Brown and family, of
Evansville, Wis, arrived Thursday
and he expects to become citizen of
our county. We welcome Mr.. B. to
our midst.
The latest and neatest thing out
is the new combination kitchen table
for sale by Lively. We haven't time
now to describe it, but advise every
, body to go and look at it.
l In consequence Of an unexpected
delay in putting the finishing touches
g on the new Presbyterian church at
Tullahoma, Rev. 7. NJ. Mcconnell
e will occupy his pulpit in this place
}, next Sabbath at 10! a. NJ, and at s
p. m.
a Tom Smart says that he, in COM
/ pany with Charley Morford, went Wis
iting in the country Thursday night,
o. returning same night, and Of course
!, past their usual hour for retiring,
in consequence Of which, he reports
q Charley on the Gift" this Friday
morning.
" Our little city has been very quiet
&c for the last few days-Can't the War.
rem House Band enliven it some by
giving us another open air concert il
the park? The STANDARD fraternity
= does love good music, and above al
. something good to eat. Boys wake
- up the town.
Mr.. j. c. Martin, the new Presi
~ dent of the Building and Loan Asso
~ citation, says he is going to put it on
~ big boom and keep itup. The mem
~ bers should give him their aid, ant
the great good that will result boil
ST to the town and to themselves viii
- amply reward them.
~ The fine buggy horse belongin,
- to Mr.. j. G. Biles became frightene,
at the train last Monday and raj
~ away, overturning the buggy, an,
le throwing Mr.. Biles and Mr.. w. w
u Fairbanks to the ground. Both c
the gentlemen were considerable
al bruised, but not seriously injured.
. MIR. Stockwell, of Lake county
Ohio, arrived on his farm three mile
III east of Viola, last week. Mr.. Stock
I'll well is thorough farmer and stoc
man, and comes well recommended
Id We bespeak for him a warm welcom
y. by our people. He purchased tn
IN farm through the agency Of w. A
n. johnson of our town.
- The following delegates frol
ce Warren county to the Judicial COZ
vention went to Nashville Tuesday
Il. j. f. Morford, j. H. Savage, E. v
Oh Munford, J. c. Biles, Frank Spu,
d lock, w. w. Fairbanks, S. T. O'Nea
ke ]. L. Garnett, w. w. Wallace,
Ill M. Reams, j. r. Grove, ]. R. Care
y ner, H. j. Cardwell, A. d. Wheele
II During the editors absence
pS Nashville this week, some of h
ou friends gathered in and gave his de
thorough overhauling, and the floC
no is in sight once more. Call and Sc
W, him when he returns today, and
ct, you are indebted to him for job wor
(st or subscription, you can bring IL