Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-03-22

ana chllu. Ihey are stopping at the
Warren House.
-%Tullahoma Guardian: Mrs. e. II.
Noel, of Nashville, came up Thurs
day for a visit to her father, Col.
John H. French, who has been i'll at
Hurricane Hall. Mrs. Noel returned
home yesterday.
j. G. M. Ross & Son have just
received a big lot of w. l.. Doug
las Shoes in all style and qualities.
They have more styles about them
than any other goods in the market,
and at lower prices.
Mr.. E. B. Gilbert has moved into
his new cottage, near the residence
of Mr.. Colville, and Mr.. w. II. Muir
ray has moved to Mr.. Gilbert's old
home on Main Street, the same being
purchased by him some months ago.
Sparta Expositor: Prof. j. p.
Clark, of McMinnville, is in Sparta
this week in the employ of the Cen
sus Bureau, taking statistics of the
bonded Indebtedness, mortgages, etc.
The Professor is well qualified for
the difficult work.
Mr.. w. w. Mullican announces
himself as a candidate for Register of
Warren County in this issue of the
STANDARD. He will make an ac-
tive canvass for the Office, and if cleo.
ted will exert his best efforts to make
the county an acceptable official.
WANTED "A young man to hire
and control a force of agents. No
canvassing. Salary S75, 90 per month.
Must furnish good references and
$500 cash capital.
Address J. w. FOSTER,
Room II, Sedgwick building,
Knoxville, Tenn.
Prof. j. NJ. Paschal has purchas-
ed the dwelling house of Mr.. ID. B.
Carson on Smithville street, now oc-
cupied by Mr.. VIM. White, and will
move into it with his family next
week. Mr.. White will move to Mr..
G. w. Lewis place on Rebel Hill.
Manchester Times The railroad
carpenters arrived Monday, and went
to work at once on the new depot,
which will be pushed to completion
as rapidly as possible. The new
building will be 25xl0O feet, and
have two waiting rooms.
Alfred Rhea, the little son OF
Mrs. Esther Rhea, while on the
play ground of the City School,
Wednesday morning, vas accident
ally pushed down by a little play
mate and his leg broken. DR.. Sparks
dressed the limb, and the little pa.
tient is doing well.
Mr.. f. p. Smart, of Fresno, CAL,
arrived Tuesday, to visit his friends
and relatives in this county for three
or four weeks. Mr.. Smart is very
much charmed with his adopted
home on the golden coast, and while
he enjoys visiting his old home here
he prefers California as a residence.
The STANDARD goes regularly
to six hundred subscribers in Warner
county, and we think it quite modes
to estimate that the paper is read
every week by over a thousand
voters in this county. If candidate;
want the voters to know their wishe.
they should keep their announce
ments before them every week in the
STANDARD.
The wife of Mr.. H. l.. Boseman
who moved to this place from Hi
nois, some months ago, died at thei
home on Smithville street at
O'Clock Thursday evening. The re
mains were shipped to Illinois OIL
the afternoon train today FRIDAY.
Mr.. Bohemian has the sympathy o
all who know him in this sad attic
ton.
Mr.. Geo. w. Bridges Of Nash
vile, special agent of the Northwest
ern Mutual Life Insurance Co., ha
been here several days this week
pressing the claims of his Company
The Northwestern is a fine company
and has a magnificent record G
business and of profits to its polio,
holders.
The ~on of Mr.. Bradley Rice re
turned from Wisconsin last Monda,
morning, bringing with him a seve.
Fights Norman stallion, and seve
grade Norman brood mares for hi
| new stock farm recently purchased {
, Mrs. Kellogg. There are some fin