Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-03-03
Fred W. Smart was here Thurs

rents of Mrs. Quarles here for week
or more. Mr.. Quarles returned to
Nashville Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Webb leaves for
the Louisville markets the first of
next week to purchase new stock of
millinery goods. They will return
the last of the week.
THE statement of The Peoples Ma
tional Bank of McMinnville as pub
ished last week contained some |
typographical errors. 1t will be
found in this issue in correct form.
MIR. II. J. Hubble made McMinn-
vile flying visit one day this week.
He has located permanently at Chat
tanooga, and engaged in the grocery
and commission business.
If farmers and Others who han
die horses will examine the splendid
harness w. s. Maddux & Co., are
now making, they will not buy any
more cheap eastern work.
Fresh goods, low prices, prompt
delivery, and strict attention to all
orders are what make d. O. Jenkins
store the most popular grocery house
in town.
Another congregational meeting
Of the members of the Presbyterian
Church will be held at 1890 O'Clock
Sunday morning. Let every mem
Der be on hand promptly, as some
matters will be presented which re-
quire prompt action.
Mead & Ritchey keep on hand
at all times Homestead Fertilizer.
1t pays to use 1t on your crops. $500
per 100 lbs. by the barrel. They also
have Jarvis Phosphate, good
cheap fertilizer, at 81 so per 100 lbs. by
the bag.
The Courthouse loafing club
would be thankful if somebody
would provide new bench on the
south side. The old one is about
played out, and the members are
anxious to take advantage of these
pleasant sunny days.
Murphy & Co. keep for sale, and
will take contracts for brick work al
reasonable prices. They will buy a
brick machine and make pressed
brick in future. For information ad.
dress or apply to ]. B. Ritchey, Nc.
Minnville, Tenn. If
We call attention to the advetise.
ment of T. III. & VIM Eastwood to be
found in this issue. These gentlemen
have purchased and refitted the Nc
Minnville Foundry and Machine
Shop, and are prepared to make iror
and brass castings, and repair engines
mills, and machinery Of all kinds
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Irwin cele
brated the Goth anniversary of thei
marriage last Saturday by entertain
ing a few friends for dinner. w,
wish for the coming years of thei
! life journey together a continuation
, Of the joys and happiness which hav
1 characterized the twenty years jus
closed. M
Mr.. d. G. Cutler was arrested las
5 Saturday night and arraigned befor
7 Esq. r. H. Mason, on a charge c
|. bigamy. Mr.. Cutler came to thi
Y countyla fall from the North, an
= during his residence here has conduC
d ted himself in most exemplar
manner. Sometime in January h
n was married to Mrs. Hartwell. r,
II liable information was received la.
o. week that Mr.. Cutler's wife was sti
living at his old home in the Nortl
! and that she knew nothing of h
- whereabouts. In default of $1,5(
2 bail he was committed to Jail unit
" the next term of Circuit Court. Z
is over sixty years of age. He was
A good mechanic, and was rapid
! making friends here. .
We received from Commission
=, Hord last Saturday about fifty pacl
=, - ages of seed corn and oats, and it w
~ ~ all gone before three O'clock. "
could easily have given away thr
or four times as much. The farme
~ of Warren county should organize
. club this spring, and assist the Coz
Us missioner in this good work. II
Ill system of exchange of the best see
raised in the State will prove qui
mt beneficial to the farmers. We wa
is every farmer who got a package
10 the seed from the STANDARD off
n to carefully note time of plantir
NJ / kind of soil, manner of cultivate