Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-08-18
Miss Pattie White and her cousin,

Miss Jennie White, were visiting
friends and rusticating at Caney Fork
Falls day or two this week. "a
-ProfJ. E. Scobey, of Hopkins
vile, KY, will preach Saturday
night, Lords day and night in the
Christian Church. All are invited
to hear him. . a taa, ays.ioa
Miss Mary Lee Leftwich, who
spent several weeks summering with
her parents at the Warren House
here, left Saturday last for Pulaski to
visit friends for couble of weeks.
Rev. DIR. West, of Nashville, who
is spending few weeks here to re-
cuperate his health, preached to a
large congregation at the Methodist
church last Sunday morning. .'"
-Sagar & Bass stock of saddles,
brides, harness, collars, etc., is in
creasing every week. Their goods
are home product throughout, and
are warranted superior in every re-
spect.
Next Monday, while you are in
town to see the show, will be a good
time to pay up your subscription to
the STANDARD and renew. Get your
neighbor to come in with you and
subscribe. .,....
The Creamery Company have
had their property laid off into build
ing lots and a plat made of them by
Mr.. Isaac Hill, surveyor, and will
offer them either at public or private
sale soon. There are many very desir-
able residence lots in the plan.
Mr.. Alonzo S. Elliott, of Birm-
ingham, Ala, arrived last Saturday,
with his wife and infant son, and
Miss Bessie Garnett, a niece of Mrs.
Elliott's. Mr.. Elliott returned to
Birmingham Sunday the Others will
remain at the Warren House for three
or four weeks. E.l a
Those who are indebted to me
will do me great favor by paying
what they owe me. l am now bor-
rowing money from the bank to run
business. have favored you, will
you do me the kindness to favor me
/ need all that is due me. '
A.P. SEITz.
Mr.. D. b. Carson is getting the
material on the ground to build Q
cottage residence on his Smithville
street lot, adjoining Mr.. Jeanmaire's
place. The house will be pushed tC
completion as early as possible, and
has been leased to Mr.. VIM. White
for three years.
Hon. Creed F. Bates, the Dem
> ocratic candidate for Congress, ar
rived here Thursday, accompanied
| by his wife. Mrs. B. will spend {
week or more at the Warren House
while the Colonel moves around anC
a shakes hands with the unterrifieC
through this and adjoining countie
: of the district. . ,..
Mr.. VIM. White has leaset
power from the iron foundry anC
machine shop of the Eastwood Bros.
: and put in machinery to manufaC
$ ture shuttle blocks from dogwood ant
I persimmon timber. He expects t
have the new industry in operation
= in about six weeks. I' ''''
It Prof. S. j. Farris, the newly elect
It ed Superintendent of the City Schools
g arrived with his family this week
and is making preparations for tn
v opening Of the schools on the frs
:, Monday in September. Prof. Farri
Is has been teaching at Tullahoma fc
j. five years and comes highly recon
mended as fine school man. w
;. trust the schools may continue t
l. flourish under his direction.
d "A young gentleman who owns
d watermelon patch in the north pal
e of town, owing to the depredations {
the young ladies in that neighbo
l. hood, has found Unnecessary to kee
r, a close watch on his growing crol
re McMinnville girls have always bee
s. noted for their independence, an
v now that they have added waite
melon stealing to their numerous a
is complishments, they will be MOI
,s popular and famous than ever.
ID Rock Creek (Ohio) Banner: Wn
rt Mains show exhibited here last Sa
" urday as advertised. A large crow
witnessed the performance, cOnside
ID ing the cold weather, anda all expires
re ed themselves as being we'll pleaset
e. Mr.. M. has some of the finest tun
II blers and Timber contOrtionists "