Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-06-23

cry bottle sold on a guarantee, and it
has never failed to give entire salts
faction.
-Cantrell Keeps his stock of
family groceries fully up to the de-
mands of the trade. Call on him, at
the Mountain City Hotel corner when
you want fresh goods in this line.
Miss Letitia Boyd and Miss Susie
Hart, of Owensboro, KY, arrived
Wednesday to spend few weeks
visiting the family of their uncle,
Mr.. Cyrus McClarty.
The county Superintendent of
Public Instruction requestsus to state
that Public School Directors of the
county will find all blanks necessary
for their work at the Office of the
County Court Clerk.
All accounts on the old books of
w. d. Northcut which remain I'M
settled on the first day of July, will
positively be placed in the hands of
an officer for collection. Call early
and save costs.
Mr.. B. II. Atkinson, Jr., was
married at Columbus, Miss, at 6
o'clock Thurday morning to Miss
Pratt Howard. They will reach
here today, to spend few days with
Mr.. Atkinson's parents.
DR.. H. E. Henderson and wife,
of Cleveland, Ohio, spent Monday
night here enroute to Beersheba to
visit the doctors old home near that
place. Returning Thursday they
spent the night with Mr.. c. Coffee's
family, on Rebel Hill, and left for
Richmond today (Friday).
Mrs. w. NJ. Leftwich and two
daughters, Misses Alice and Mary,
of Nashville, arrived Thursday and
will spend the summer at the War
rem House. DR.. Leftwich will spend
as much of his time here during the
summer as his appointments will
permit.
-Messrs. Stroud, Moffitt & Co.,
moved into their new livery stable on
the east side of the square last
Wednesday. They have one of the
handsomest stables in Middle Tennes-
see, and it is we'll stocked with good
horses and stylish vehicles.
We have full stock of MANILA
grocer's bags on hand at the STAN,
DARD Office now, and can supply all
who wish them for the purpose Of
sacking grapes. All who raise grapes
will find it quite profitable to sack
them on the vine. 1t preserves the
grape from various destructive
influences, and improves the quality
and flavor very much. Try it, even
if you have only few vines.
We acknowledge receipt of a
special invitation to attend the joint
Sunday school pic mic at Faulkner;
Springs on the 4th of July. We are
also requested to extend a cordial
invitation to lemonade vendors and
bucks tiers to stay away. They are
not wanted, and will not be per
mitted on the grounds. This will be
a very wholesome innovation in the
program.
"A pleasant company of guest
were delightfully."- entertained at thu
home of Col. ]. III. Hughes on Tues
day night, the occasion being a com
plimentary reception to Mr.. and Mrs
E. w. Blackmore. The latter coupl,
left for their home at Moberly, Mo.
this friday morning, accompanied
by Mrs. FRANKIE, who will spend ;
week with them, and then visit rela
tives at Cincinnati for a couple O
weeks.
MIR. Jack Thompkins died at hi
home in this place about four o'clocl
last Saturday evening. The immedi
ate cause Of his death is supposed t
have been heart disease. He hat
been unwell for a week or more bu
not seriously i'll. He was sitting il
window reading and had just spok
en- few words to his daughter, whel
he fell on his face to the floor and eX
pired in a few moments. He wa
buried on Sunday afternoon, wit
funeral services at the Methods
church by the pastor, Rev. A. I
Crawford. During the last few year
of his life he seemed to have full,
conquered his old habits of dissipa
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