Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-06-16


another show case and have it filled
with the best line of cigars in this
market.
Mr.. A. B. Blakemore, who had
been at work in the STANDARD Office
for couple of weeks, returned to his
home at Tullahoma Wednesday.
"A choice stock of everything in
the grocery line will be found at D.
o. Jenkins; also oranges, lemons, and
general line of pure cOnfections.
Mrs. J. S. Burroughs and little
Miss Mamie returned last Saturday
from visit of several weeks to the
parents of Mrs. B. at Woodbury..
AT the annual meeting of the
stockholders of c. F. College Associ-
alton held last Wednesday, the old
Board of Directors were all re-elect-
ed, to serve one year.
Capt. ]. w. Irwin, with his wife
and twolittle girls, left Wednesday for
Savannah, West Tennessee, Where
they will spend two or three weeks
among relatives and friends.
Married, at the residence of the
BRIDES father, near Increase, on June
10th, Mr.. w. HI. Higginbotham to
Miss Caledonia Templeton, I. B.
Neal, Esq, officiating.
MIR. R. H. Mason received and
placed on the river this week, for the
pleasure and accommodation of the
Warren House guests, a large row
boat, which will carry twelve OF
fifteen persons.
Mr.. Edgar Magness returned
home Thursday from Newbern,
Tenn, where he had been for about
three months, instructing the Off
cials of new bank in the system Of
Dank accounts.
Nashville Democrat: Arrange
ments are being perfected for an old
fashion camp meeting near McMinn
vile in September. DIR. Leftwich O
the Murfreesboro district has charge
ofthe affair. 1t is expected that San
Jones will be on,hand.
w. S. MadduX & Co., keep Oh
hand fine line of ladies' and gents
saddles of various patterns, ais
double and single wagon and bugg!
harness. They are prepared to d
any kind of harness work on shor
notice.
Bacon and pure leaf lard can b.
3 found at d. o. Jenkins.-When yo
: want to buy anything from d. c
Jenkins, don't forget you
4 pocket book. He is sellin
e strictly for cash now, and his good
are going mighty cheap.
:, The new Board of Directors {
It the Building and Loan Associatio
held their regular meeting last Nor
= day, and elected the old officers, 8
4 follows President, A. H. Faulkner
Secretary, G. 7. Thurman, Treasurer
q G. Coffee.
t Notwithstanding the ravages {
worms of various kinds, the outloo
v is promising for large corn crop
p Warren county this year. The clc
yer and grass crops are light, genera
ly speaking. There is good crop {
wheat, both in quantity and qualit!
Mr.. John Blair has been visitin
his mother and sister here during tt
last week. He was one of IL
= graduates from Lebanon law scho,
V this year, and will probably local
/ at Knoxville for the practice of h
k profession. He left for East TEN
s. essee Tuesday morning.
IS Mr.. p. r. Williams, ofNeena,
Is Wis, left for his home this (Frida,
morning, after a six months stay
McMinnville, accompanied by h
u daughter, Mrs. Moore. The china
Z here agrees with him very much, ,ar
No he will probably return again
spend next winter.
The annual meeting of the Wa
% ren County Bible Society will be he
~ ~ at the Presbyterion church Sunds
- night. 1t will be union service
all the churches, and DR.. Savage w
ID be present. Everybody invited
t, attend and encourage this wor
lg which is one of vast importance
all the churches.
10 Mr.. n. B. Mathes, a brother-i
IS law of Mr.. Jas. S. Barton, of tt
n. place, was among the applicants WI
s. passed satisfactory examinations
the adjourned meeting Of the Mas