Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-10-12
s. Observation-Disclosures SATURDAY OCT 70, 1882

Onllleu pOiHtS anu repairs lrOnl SeltH
4 Faulkner only, who are the only
agents in McMinnville. All other
points in McMinnville are bogus.
Look for divers name, which is on
every genuine repair.
McMinnville is now going through
the same experience that Shelbyville
has paid for and has enough Of-bor-
ing for natural gas.-Shelbyville Ga
Zette.
We hope to have better luck than
Shelbyville, McMinnville has a
good many natural resources that
her sister towns are not blessed with,
and we think natural gas is one of
them. .t... ..,
.d-S. II. O'Neal, ESD, and Circuit
Court Clerk, /. w. Smith went fish
ing at daylight Wednesday morn
ing and returned home at dark. The
result of the days fish was one red
tail three inches long, which Sam
safely landed. ,,.on ralr.
--Ritchey d Bostick have been
opening up quite handsome line Of
holiday goods this week, among
which will be found many articles
suitable for bridal presents. They
have better line of holiday goods
than has ever been carried here be-
fore.
Mr.. w. Lamb, proprietor of this
paper, and Miss Annie +. McLeskey
were married at the residence of the
brides mother in Caseyville, on last
Thursday at 4p. M, by Rev. j. II.
Barbee.-The Enterprise, (Sturgiss,
Ky.)
Miss McLeskey graduated from C.
+. Colledge at this place several years
ago, and has numerous friends here
wish her much happiness in the new
relation. t.'i
Will you buy soap without a cou.
pom when you can get for the same
money bar of soap just as good OF
better with coupon that will be re-
deemed by the best merchants Of
every class in your county? Certain
ly not. Then ask your merchant fol
the Standard soap, which really cost
you nothing,
Judge Craft wishes us to express
his sincere gratitude to the gentle
men who assisted in the removal o
Mrs. Craft to the depot for their kline
attention. The Judge was very mucl
touched by the manifestation of sym
pathy and friendship, and appreciat
ed more than he could express tn,
considerate kindness shown to him
self and invalid wife.
Miss Annie Baucum, of Nash
vile, begs to inform her numerous
friends that she has connected her
self with the large Millinery ant
Ladies' Furnishing Goods House O
l.. Jonas q Co., 1.-THE Palace" Al
Union Street, where she will b.
pleased to show the most magnificen
line of fine French Millinery an,
Fancy Goods ever seen in any hOus
in the United States. A call will b
appreciated. Il. .. ..
The financial report of the Chair
man of the County Court last MOnda
shows cash in hands of Treasurer
the amount of $526.11, warrant
outstanding $2l4.94, leaving a ba
ance of $3l1.17 on hand. The abov
exhibit, however, does not includ
the appropriations made by the Cou
Monday, and the expenses of the la>
term of the Circuit Court. Whe
these warrants are issued, the fund
in the treasury will be somewh;
: overdrawn. .Hur... .i
Judge Henry Craft, wife and 50
left on the afternoon train Thur
day for their home in Memphi
in special Car which WI
brought up for them Wednesda
l morning. Mrs. Craft had been qui
low for several days, and it W!
, thought for an hour Wednesday TIL
!, she was dead, but she revived al
. grew considerably better. The mar
i friends of the family here wish the
a safe arrival home.
d Admission (Ala,) Times: NJ
James S. Ford, of Tennessee, is in Il
/ city introducing his patent windO
y sash, which is really a great improv
r ment over the old. We have exam
o ined the patent window sash of NJ
l. Ford, and it is an article of great ut
ity. Besides its numerous advant
?, geS it can be manufactured mut
h cheaper than the old. 1t would
# well to form stock company for
manufacture here, and control 4
'' entire territory of the State. Prepar