Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-08-04

came up from Nashville last Saturday
on visit to friends in this place and
vicinity. Mr.. Martin returned to
Nashville Wednesday, but his family
will remain here for some time yet.
Manchester Times: The family
of ThOs. j. Scott will leave here for
McMinnville this week, to reside.
We regret to lose this excellent FAM
lily from our midst.
-Murfressboro News: Mr.. Hick
Weakley, our popular clerk and
master, fell from a buggy last week,
and broke one of his ribs. 1t was
quite painful, but he is now about
well.
If you want a 10 cent cigar for a
nickel, go to ID. l.. Browns and ask
for Key West Bouquet. He bought
direct from the manufacturer, and
can sell the best cigar for the least
money.
Mr.. C. c. Brooks, of Tracy City,
was here two or three days this
week making arrangements to rent
a house and return here with his
family to locate.
--Sagar & Bass are rapidly filling
up their store room with first-class
Harness and Saddles, of their own
manufacturer, of material also man.
featured by them.
We intend to keep the most COM
plete line of Boots and Shoes in Nc
Minnville, and will sell them at the
lowest prices. Call and examine our
stock before buying.
Mr.. ]. S. Burroughs, returned
from trip to Nashville and Wood
bury Wednesday night. His wife
and little daughter returned home
with him from Woodbury..
Fred Paine left last Saturday fol
Louisville, where he will engage in
business with his uncle, Mr.. A. V
Paine. He is an energetic, indus
trious young man, and we wish hin
much success.
Mrs. Louisa Lowe died at TIT
home of her son-in-law, Mr.. w. M
Gross, in this place, on Wednesda!
evening. Her remains were inter-
ed in the new cemetery at s O'Clock
Thursday morning.
MIR. VIM. NJ. Lance, of Rutherfor,
county, but formerly a. resident o
this county, has been visiting among
his old friends in this county for tn
; last week. He made the STANDARD
call Wednesday.
Charley Brown left Tuesda,
morning for Chattanooga, where h
has secured a position in the Office 9
the Read House. We hope rapid ad
vancement and success may atten,
, him in this his first business venture
Mr.. G. w. Gray, of the firm c
Gray & Monroe, produce dealers, LEI
. for Chicago last Saturday with a ca
load of apples and several thousan
pounds of dried fruit. He is expect
y ed home today and will bring hi
8 wife with him.
AS one instance of McMinnville'
o healthy growth, we mention tn
rapid advance in price of real estate
Town lots are now selling at $500 pc
front foot which few years az
could be bought at less than tha
: amount per yard.
! Mr.. II. w. Rumbley, Genera
Agent of the National Garment Gu
ter Co., has moved his headquartel
!, to Shelbyville, Any inquiries fC
4 cutters or territory, if addressed
y him at the STANDARD Office wi
receive prompt attention.
-Tobe Leidy will leave this morl
q ing to Join his father at Atlanta, an
will enter an industrial school SOM
where this fall. lobe has won man
!, warm friends during the three or fol
y years he has lived here, and all wis
him bright, happy and prosperol
future. a
l. An ice factory to manufactu
G from two to five tons of ice per ola,
would be a paying investment
McMinnville. a splendid locatiC
~ could be secured on the Dreamer
:, Company's lot, at a nominal pri
:" with an abundant supply of pu
water.
70 Woodbury. Courier: Hon. w.
70 Murray, of McMinnville, has been s
+ lected presidential electOr for Il
third Congressional district. CC
Murray iS able and sOnnd on tho