Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-07-28

ham, Ala, and Miss Claudia Brown,
of Woodbury., are visiting Col. Ed. j.
Woods family. .rmna
Will Mabry, who is engaged in
business at Birmingham, has been
his relatives in this county
for couple ofweeks.
Miss Marcie Lee Dewitt, of
Nashville, arrived last Monday to
visit friends here few weeks, and is
the guest of Mrs. ]. G. Biles.
The young ladies at the Warren
House, under the escort of Prof. Bell,
went to Nicholson Springs on horse
back Thursday and spent the day.
We have the largest stock of
Candies to be found in McMinnville,
and no mistake about it. Come and
see for yourself. SMARTT & Co.
Mr.. T. G. Lind, who has been at
Hot Springs, Ark, for about three
weeks, returned home Thursday,
considerably improved in health.
MIR. &. G. Black had a fine days
sport fishing last Wednesday. He
caught eighteen, all trout, the total
catch weighing thirteen and quar-
ter pounds.
If you want a fine tonic and de-
lightful beverage, try Hungarian
Blackberry Juice, for sale by ID. l..
Brown. Every family should keep
it in the house.
The mixed train was delayed
about four hours Wednesday evening
by breakdown in the engine,
which occurred somewhere near Rock
Island.
Mr.. D. 7. Arledge was caught in
a squall last Saturday, and has hard
ly regained his equilibrium as yet,
but strong hopes are entertained for
his recovery. It's little girl.
Mrs. w. H. Brooks and her
daughter, Miss Daisy, arrived from
Chattanooga last Saturday and will
probably spend the summer here
with relatives.
The Bowling Green Sunday
school, colored, will give a pic mic
near the wooden mills on the 4th day
of August. They will have several
speakers to address the crowd. All
invited.
Mr.. S. A. Cunningham is
entitled to the blue ribbon On toma-
toes. He presented us with one
last Monday evening weighing
twenty-eight ounces. This beats Mr..
Thurmaniust seven ounces.
DR.. Ben M. Stainback, after Wis.
ting his fathers family here for two
or three weeks, returned to Memphis
last Saturday. He is very much
missed by his circle of friends at the
Warren House, to whom he gave SC
much pleasure.
Mr.. Sam l.. Colville, Jr., after g
visit of several weeks to relatives
here, left on his return to Kansas City
last Monday, accompanied by hi:
BROTHER, Mr.. Warner Colville, who
will also engage in business in the
great Western metropolis.
Mr.. Geo w. Lewis, who is now
engaged in manufacturing barre
slaves and heading at CLANCY
Robertson county, Tenn, came W
last Saturday to spend a few day.
with his family, who are summering
here. He returned Tuesday.
The platform of our depot ha
been lowered about two feet on tn,
side next to the main track, and eX
tended ten or twelve feet at eithe
end. This improvement makes i
much more pleasant and convenien
for passengers getting on and OF
trains.
A Hanlan correspondent, undo
date Of July a, writes us: "This j
a beautiful morning, with singing
birds, growing cocks, lowing cattle
and the whistle of steam thresherS
We have the finest corn crops l hav
ever seen. All these things remin
Us of better times coming"
Mr.. j. c. Martin, formerly c
McMinnville, but now of Nashville
will lecture in the Christai
Church Sunday School at this plac
next Lords day, at 8 O'clock, a. n
He will also preach at 1890 a. M, an
at p. M, will lecture on the tabel
nacle, with illustrations. You are il
vited to hear him.