Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-08-18

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Photograph, and 15 cts gets Card
type at Woodward's. ..,yg44.ir
.l4-Good building lots for sale on
Main street and Hill street, ,McMinn-
Vile. Inquire for particulars.
'' w. A. JOHNSON.
Jefferson (Ohio) Gazette: VIM.
Main & Co.'S Show exhibited here on
Monday afternoon and evening to a
large and highly pleased audience.
1t is said by those attending to be
the best one ring show they ever at
tended. .,.....
President j. w. Thomas, of the
n. G. & st. l.. Railway, spent
Wednesday of this week with party
Ofyoung ladies from Nashville, in his
special car up on our road, visiting
Caney Fork Falls and Bon Air Mines.
Persons who contemplate maxi
ing arrangements to furnish the
creamery with milk should read the
advertisement of Burnham & Garner
in another column. They offer for
sale some superior milk cows,
specially adapted to dairy or creamery
purposes. .l. vi .,u
-Messas. j. i. Weakley, Jr., e. F.
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Stonestreet, and w. HI. Whorley,
three young men Of Nashville who
are on a pedestrian tour of the noun
tains, spent Monday night here.
They walked from point five miles
this side of MurfreesbOro Monday,
reaching here between ten and eleven
o'clock at night. They left Tuesday
morning for Beersheba. H
The following delegates from
Warren county attended the
senatorial convention at Smithville
this week Frank Spurlock, W. It.
Murray, Geo. S. Stroud, w. w.
Wallace, 1T. O'Neal, J. R. Gardner,
p. f. Tennessee, Jas. Ford, Jas.
Webb, j. M. Denton and S. ID.
Walker. They went down Tuesday
afternoon and returned Thursday
morning. '''1 '''"'" &.
Miss Annie Leidy, of Memphis,
who is summering at the Warren
House, while enroute TO Faulkner's
Springs Monday morning last in a
large wagon with party of young
ladies, had one of her ankles very
; badly sprained. While the wagon
! was backing to make a turn, her foot
} was caught between the wagon and a
post. Tine accident will cOnfine Miss
Annie to her room for a week or
! more, much to the regret of her
many friends, who sadly miss her
bright presence.
Mr.. d. l.. Cantrell was married
: to Miss Jennie Shawyer, at the home
Of the brides parents in this place al
; I O'Clock Wednesday evening, elder
:, O. NJ. Thurman officiating. The
l STANDARD wishes them abundant
happiness in the new relation. A
$ number of friends of the contracting
parties were in attendance upon the
/ wedding, and the zeal with. which
| they rendered their congratulations
, was only equaled by their zest in par
: taking of the rich and bountiful sup
i per which was spread. .o
o "A moonlight boat ride was in
a dulged in by some of our younl
people on Tuesday night. a AS tht
J. boat glided smoothly along tn,
!, merry party seemed inspired b.
:, Luna's rays and merry music floatet
e over the ripping waters, whit
It poetry seemed the natural result o
is such surroundings, The serenity o
" the party was hardly disturbed b.
l. the fussing of the G. p. D. d whicl
e has been mentioned several time
o lately. He finally succumbed to tn
soothing influences of the hour ant
a was quiet and appreciative on the re
# turn trip. May we have man.
If more delightful boat rides.
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