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the matrimonial procession this sea-
son. Most of our exchanges are re-
porting numerous weddings.
Mr.. H. H. Faulkner has moved
to the home of Col. H. l.. w. Hill,
on Collins River, and engaged in the
lumber business.
Miss Annie Cawthon, of Muir
freesboro, daughter of Mr.. A. M.
Cawthon, formerly Of this place, was
married on Dec. 24th, to Mr.. Jack
Trinnom, of Nashville.
Mr.. B. Gillett packed his house
hold goods this week and his car
started today (Friday) for Knoxville,
where he will reside in future. His
family will follow some time next
week.
Our Carrier returns thanks for
the liberal manner in which he was
remembered by his patrons on Christ
mas morning.
-Hoodenpyl Bros want you to
come up and settle your account.
They mean business about this, and
are ready to supply you anything in
the dry goods and grocery lines at
rock bottom prices.
Mrs. Jennie Hamilton has moved
into the building lately occupied by
H. III. Faulkner, on southeast corner
Main street and square, where she is
ready to receive bOarders by the day
week or month.
Rev. Mr.. Halsell, of Kentucky,
was here several days of the last week,
visiting his daughterat the C. f. Col
lege. efilled DR.. Stainback's pull
pit at the c. P. Church last Sunday
morning and night.
We have received very elaborate
and artistic New Year cards from
Ross, Robbins & Co., and Louis
Snider's Sons, Cincinnati. These are
both large stationery and paper
manufacturing firms, and the elegant
New Year cards issued by both are
gems of art.
There will be public installation
of officers of Mountain City Lodge
Knights Of Honor, at the M. E.
Church, South, on Monday night,
Jan. 1lth. After the installation, the
ladies of the M. Z. Church will serve
a supper.
The M. f. Church sociable will
be held at the residence Of the pastor,
Rev. Al. Crawford, (H. l.. Stanley's
place., next Monday night, Jan. 4th.
All are invited toattend. There will
be some interesting exercises.
w. H. Meadows wishes to re-
mind the public that notwithstand.
ing his sweeping reduction in prices
he is still working first-class material
in all of his repair work, and all
goods he sells are warranted as repre-.
sented.
The Odd Fellows have moved
into their new hall over Womack &
Colville's store, and will hold theil
first meeting there Tuesday night
January 9TH, when the following
new officers will be installed: w. S
Lively, N. G.; w. w. Wallace, V
g.; R. E. Crowder, r. Sec; J. P
Gartner, Treas.
The young men composing the
Warren House Cornet Band have ir
contemplation a series of concerts t.
be given for the purpose of raising
money to pay for tuition, and music
We feel assured an appreciative pub
lie will give them liberal patron
age.
"A statement of the condition Q
, the Peoples National Bank of Nc
Minnville at the close of business OF
Dec. oath, will be found in this issue
Persons having banking business O
any kind will find the People Bank
. safe and reliable institution in ever,
respect. Our shrewdest business mel
and financiers are at the head of it
affairs.
Our subscribers will please exam
inc the dates under their names o
I the STANDARD, and pay up if in ar
rears. With the new year we shal
5 begin the practice of discontinuing a
} papers at the expiration of time fc
: which paid, so if you do not wish t
: miss any numbers, look to your dat
and renew before the time expires
? If you don't think enough of tn
s STANDARD to pay for it in advance
h how can you expect to think kenoug
e of you to send it to you n year in az
vance Of the pay?