Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-05-10
MoMINNVILLE, TENNESSEE SATURDAY, MAYO 1890.

been working as special agent for the |
Mutual Life Insurance Co., of New
York. He will leave for New York
next week.
The announcement of Mr.. w. |
w. Ware as a candidate for Register
appears in our columns today. Mr..
Ware is resident of the second civil |
district, we believe, and is favorably |
known over the county.
Mr.. John T Scott was married to
Miss Lille Cantrell at the home of
the brides mother, on Main Street,
in this place at FIVE o'clock Wednes-
day evening last, DR.. A. ID. Philips
officiating.
The Jessie French Piano & Organ
Co., of Nashville, have an advertise.
ment in this issue. 1t is a reliable
house in every respect, and any one
desirOus of purchasing either piano
or organ should correspond with
them.
Our neighbor down the railroad
is going to make every effort to keep
pace with McMinnville, whether it
succeeds or not. Congressman Rich
ardson introduced bill in the House
Wednesday for public building at
Tullahoma, to cost $4,000.
Mr.. II. f. Burroughs has pur-
chased half interest in the wOolen
mills at Cave, White county, Tenn,
and the style of the new firm is
Burroughs & Taylor Co. These mills
manufacture fine quality of fam
nels, blankets and yarns.
The announcement of Mr.. Brack
Womack, the latest candidate out for
Trustee and Tax Collector, will be
found in our columns today. Mr..
Womack is a resident of the 18th
civil district, and is popular wherever
known. He will make the race very
interesting for all of the candidates.
The remains of Prof ]. P. Clark,
who died suddenly at Cleveland,
Tenn, on Friday morning of last
week, reached here on the noon
train Saturday. The funeral occur
red at the residence on Smithville
Street at o'clock the same afternoon,
and was conducted by Rev. f. l..
Leeper. His wife has the heartfelt
sympathy Of every one in her great
loss.
Mr.. Morris Gaffin, who lives
about two miles from town out the
Beersheba road, had very unfortu-
nate accident few days ago. While
climbing into his granary he fell and
broke one of his legs, above the knee.
He had been suffering from rheuma-
tism for several weeks, and was in
an enfeebled condition at the time Of
the accident. We wish him a speedy
recovery.
We call the attention of our read
ers in the Viola section of this cOun
ty, with the contiguous portions OF
Coffee and Grundy, to the advertise,
ment of DIR. w. H. Moore, to bt
found in this issue. DIR. Moore ha
opened up a drug store at Viola, anC
will carry full stock Of drugs, medi
; cines, paints, oils, wall papers, etc.
at all times. He shows cOmmenda
BILE spirit of enterprise in keeping hi
business prominently before the pub
: lie.
: Nashville American, May Sd
, Capt. John f. Waters, General Man
ager of the National Drill and En-
campment at Kansas City, Mo-, al
: rived in the city last night from Al
!, lanta. Capt. Waters is we'll remen
Il bered in Nashville as having ono
been city editor of the World. He
n travelling in the interest of the bi
q military encampment, and is here
h see the Nashville Guard and Line
Zouaves. He is stopping at tn
IS Maxwell House and leaves for Lol
y isville tonight.
Is The May issue of the Jennes
J. Miller Magazine is not one whit b
hind its predecessors in literary exec
lg lence and artistic merit. Its fashiC
ID department is for beauty of desigl
It. and originality of suggestions III
is equalled at the present time. |
talks on physical culture sustain Il
a reputation they have already won
le being the best papers on this subje
70 ever published. No woman wi
e. values shapeliness of neck and beau
r. of throat should fail to read the su
TO gestions given in the talks on Vol