Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-09-01

hole through the brick wall near the
door.
Mrs. A. b. Hamilton left last |
Monday morning for Pilot Grove,
Texas. Mr.. Hamilton will leave in
about a month for the same place,
which he expects to make his future
home.
"A letter from Mr.. Archie Nun
nelly, of Waco, Texas, dated Aug.
22d, states that little Mollie Munnelly
was at that time dangerously i'll
with typhoid fever, and not expected
to recover,
Mr.. Claude j. Bell, of Nashville,
agent for A. S. Barnes 4 Co.'S series
of school books, was here this week
interviewing our booksellers. Mr..
Bell was formerly engaged in the
newspaper business in West Ten
neSSee.
Mr.. John Tucker, a stock trader
of Rutherford county, passed through
here Wednesday afternoon with
large drove of sheep, probably three
hundred, which he had bought up in
this county.
Miss Maude Broyles, of Savan-
nah, Tenn, a sister of Mrs. Irwin,
arrived last Tuesday, and will enter
school at c. F. College next Monday.
She is the first pupil from a distance
to arrive for the coming session.
Mr.. r. M. Atkinson leaves this
morning for Memphis, where he will
engage in business. He is apleasant,
worthy young gentleman, and the
numerous friends he has made here
regret his departure, but wish him
abundant success.
Col. John III. Savage was invited
to address the Jeffersonian Club at
their wigwam in Nashville tonight
(Friday),upon State issues, but owing
to a pressure of private business, had
to decline. He agreed to address the
Club at some future date if agreeable.
Joe Miller, the celebrated sadd
and harness stallion, was sold last
week by Messrs. Womack, Wilson &
McGehee, to Mr.. Ira Z. Davis, of
Bolton, Miss, for $500. The horse is
we'll recommended in this county,
some of his sucking colts rating as
high as 1925 to $3.50.
w. S. Maddux & Co are now
putting up saddles and harness which
for material and workmanship can
not be beaten anywhere. They also
carry full stock of Eastern goods,
Call on them when you want any
thing in the saddle and harness line,
That is a good move on the part
of the Democrats up in 9TH, 9Th
and 18th civil districts of this county
to have Bates rally at an early date
Let other districts in the county
follow suit. There should be gooG
district organization all over the
county.
Miss Clara Stainback returned
home Thursday, after an absence O
+ more than year, during which time
she has been attending school anC
teaching in the Clara Conway Insti
tute at Memphis. She will open {
primary school in the lecture room o
, the G. p. Church next Monday. Mis-
Clara has many warm friends her
who are glad to have her anon!
them again.
DR.. w. M. Leftwich's famil,
returned to their home at Nashvill
this (Friday) morning. During tn
two months or more which the
spent at the Warren House they mad
good friends of all who met them
and they will always find a warn
welcome here should the vicisitude
of life ever drift them this wa
e again. They have added very muc
to the pleasure and happiness of tn
Il circle of Warren House guests durin
the summer. ...
; We are in receipt CT "Practict
, Carp Culture" a neat volume of Il
! pages, profusely illustrated, publish
ed by l.. B. Logan, of Youngstown
o., price in paper covers 60 cent
u AS set forth in its preface, it is 18th
e crystalizatiOn of ten years eXper
= enCe in the United States, gathere
1t from more than 10000 successfI
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IS try, and combined with the be
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l. ested in carp culture shOYd secure
copy.