Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-03-24
''a-Col. Savage is attending Circuit
Court at Smithville this week.

G--Jesse ID. Walling, OF Viola, was
in town Thursday. s4us ne ! Flof
Mr.. s. M. Griswold, of Sparta,
was here last Monday. %
Rev. F. L. Leeper will preach at
the Presbyterian church Sunday
April LIST, both morning and night.
There will be lots of little boys in
town next week with nothing to do.
The City School closes today (Friday.)
Geo. w. Parks, of Irving Col
lege, made the STANDARD pleasant
call Thursday morning. .
- See nonresident notices from
ChancerX Court of Grundy county in
this issue.
Rev. T. L. Moody, Presiding
Elder of this circuit last year, passed
through here Thursday.
Rev. VIM. Huff preached at the
Presbyterian church last Sunday
morning and night.
Mr.. A. HI. Woodlee and wife, of
Altamont, have been visiting rela-
tives and friends here this week.
MIR. w. III. Ross has been Con-
fined at home with sickness two or
three days this, week. uii us
The warm sunshine during the
first three days of the week brought
out a good many peach blossoms.
MIR. John F. st. John, county
tax assessor, is engaged in assessing
McMinnville property this week.
Mr.. w. r. Payne and wife, Of
Sparta, have been visiting Mrs,
Payne's parents here this week.
If you don't believe buying in
New York gives an inside to nice
goods and low prices, call on o. M.
Thurman & Sons and see. o.
We had the first thunder storm
of the season last Tuesday night,
which was followed by fall of 2O' in
temperature. Hft' I'D. .o1
Bell McClarty went to. Nashville
Thursday to meet his sister Miss
Jessie, who has been attending school
in Kentucky. Fr s.
Mr.. w. H. Ross returned from
the East last Friday, and his house
was quiet busy this week opening W
new spring and summer goods.
Mr.. j. HI. Cummins and wife, o.
Irby, Putnam county, are here t.
spend week or two with relative:
and friends.
Mr.. G.. NJ. Morford returned
home Thursday, and says he vii
have in a mammoth stock of new
fashionable and seasonable good
next week.
Judge Smallman and Attorney
Generel Whitson went to Smithvill
last Monday morning, where the.
, will be engaged in holding Circui
Court about two weeks.
MIR. Percy S. Wallace, of tn
New Era, went to Nashville Wednes
7 day to take position in the compos
: ing room ofthe Democrat. We wis
2 him much success in his new quar-
t tiers. His family will remain her
for the psesent.
: w feel assured that you will ca
, on us when in town, and that is a
, we want, so we see no use in putin
: our name in big letters on the fir
page to accomplish something thf
t is already accomplished. Remen
r Der our spring opening next Monda,
e o. M. THURMAN & Sons.
. Mr.. VIM. M. Meadows, of Irwin
College, was in town Monday, an
a said he would start the following ola
II to Sequachie Valley with his cattle
q finish wintering them. 1t will |
s three or four weeks yet before thel
is much grass, and feed stuff of a
Il kinds is very scarce in this count
u If you should have an attack
Re spring fever take a walk to D.
o Jenkins Store and see his lar|
st assortment of plain and fancy ca
dies, and CONNECTIONS in general.
l. doesn't cost cent to look, and Il
n walk will be good for your healt
-"Accidents will happen" in t
: best regulated newspaper offices,
u well as other places. Our Daylig
package failed to reach its destin
rs ton again last Saturday, and t
E. fault was with us this time. BY sor
n means we got it into the wrong m
v. bag and sent it down the railroad.
fin came hack that daV. hut toO late