Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-06-09

ton loaned two shares last Monday
at a premium of little over sixty
dollars per share.
Mrs. A. T. Crawford and her
daughter, Miss Lenore, went to Bell
Buckle Wednesday to visit relatives
and friends for two or three weeks.
The annual stockholders meet
ing of the G. F. College Association
will be held at the College next We'd
nesday the 18th inst.
Col John HI. French and his
daughter, Mrs. Noel, arrived last
Monday to spend the summer at
their old home, Nestledown.
Mr.. Warner Colville, who has
been attending Jennings Business
College, Nashville, for some months,
returned home last Monday.
Mr.. Arthur Taylor, an old and
respected citizen, died at his home
on Hill's Creek, in this county,
Wednesday evening.
-Four or five couples of young
ladies and gentlemen made trip
through Higginbotham's cave Thurs
day, and another party today (Fri-
day.
The Judge and Attorney General
left here on the afternoon train Mon
day for Lynchburg, where they held
circuit court Tuesday, and returning,
reached home Wednesday night.
AT the meeting of Directors OF
the G. F. College Association held
Wednesday call of 25 per cent on
the capital stock was made, payable
on the 18th inst.
All in need of any kind of copper
and still work should call on Frank
Maddux. He is prepared to do this
kind of work in the best manner and
on short notice.
The New American Sewing
Machine, one of the best and hand
soonest machines on the market will
be found for sale at Collier &
Arledge's.
Mr.. H. w. Rumbley, genera
agentofthe National Garment Cutter
went to Fayetteville Wednesday t.
introduce the work there. He vii
return in few days.
Miss Flora Wilson, of For
Worth, Texas, arrived last Monday
and will spend the summer here will
the family of her grandfather, Mr.. r
III. Mason, at the Warren House.
Miss Mary Lou Paine, with littl
Miss Johnnie, left Saturday mornin.
for Jasper, Tenn, to visit for a shor
while, DIR. John R. Paine, brother O
the former and father of the latter.
-Messrs. w. E. B. Jones, T. {
Lind, Frank Spurlock, F. M. Smitl
and w. w. Fairbanks, of the Nc
Minnville bar, attended CHANGER
court at Altamont last Monday an
Tuesday.
Rev. A. T. Crawford was calle
to Smyrna last Tuesday to conduC
the funeral of Mrs. A. l.. Garner, VIII
died at the home of her brother-ir
law, Col. w. X. Patterson, near ths
f place.
Remember S. Cantrell's neN
store and new stock when you war
anything in the way of fresh grocel
: les and family supplies. He has
choice stock of fresh goods, and
making low prices to everybody.
) Mr.. Z. w. Blackmore and wife al
rived from Lebanon last Saturday 0
a short visit to the parents of Mrs. B
| Col, and Mrs ]. H. Hughes. The
will leave in a few days for the hon
of the groom at Moberly, Mo.
Collier and Arledge keep a fu
line of staple and fancy dry good
I boots, shoes, hats, notions, etc. Ca
on them when you need anything j
their line and they will furnish yo
: the best goods at lowest prices.
Miss Jessie Spurlock came L
i from Nashville last Saturday, and
company with Mrs. J. E, Bently an
i children, and Miss Shelby Spurlocl
0 left Tuesday morning for Beershel
: Springs, where the party will sper
the summer.
n The new Mayor and Alderme
d were sworn into Office last Frids
e night. w. S. Lively was elected I
corder, and d. B. Carson treasure
/, AT another meeting Of the Boar
n on Wednesday night, A. II. Faul