Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-05-23

The Peoples National Bank of Nc
Minnville will be found in another
column.
w. V. Whitson, Esq, brought
in string of l3l pounds Of trout
Thursday evening, caught out Of Col
Inns River.
Everybody is pleased with Live
ly's new aristo pictures. They are
the biggest success of the photogra-
piers art.
Capt. j. w. Irwin and family,
after six or eight months spent at
Savannah, West Tennessee, returned
home last Tuesday.
Mr.. Drew Brewer, who is now
engaged in the mercantile business at
Woodbury., spent Wednesday night
with relatives here,
For RENT.-A six room dwell.
ing. Large yard and garden, and
fine we'll of water. Apply to F. E.
Jones, at the Warren House.
Rev. J. II. Curry went up to
Sparta this (Friday) morning, and
will deliver the annual address at the
Dibrell Normal this afternoon.
Rev. j. T. Curry and family
moved to the Warren House last
Tuesday, where they will board I'M
til the parsonage is completed.
Deputy Revenue Collector j, G.
Reynolds has moved his Office into
the small brick building on Main
Street opposite the Warren House.
Mead q Ritchey will buy hens
and frying chickens at their store
every Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday until further notice. 3t.
My stock is full and consists of
the best and freshest goods in town.
Everybody invited to come and see
for themselves. CHAs. COLVILLE.
The annual report of the retiring
City Recorder, Mr.. w. S. Lively,
showing the financial condition of the
Corporation, will be found in this
issue.
DR.. Hall lectured at the Opera
House this morning on 1.-THE Mis-
takes of Ingersol." He had a full
house and captured the crowd com.
pletely.
Mr.. j. X. Walling, of Mertens,
Texas, has been here for the last
week, attending at the bedside of his
father, Judge Walling, who died
this morning.
Light showers of rain fell here
last Monday and Tuesday, and while
not sufficient to wet the ground very
deep, vegetation of all kinds was
much refreshed.
We suppose all Of our county cor
respondents are out hoeing corn, or
gathering potatoe bugs this week, as
all but one failed to get in their al.
ways much appreciated letters.
, "A gentleman drove horse and
buggy from Biles Bros stable out to
Faulkner's factory Thursday night.
The horse got loose from the hitching
post shortly after his arrival there,
and brought the buggy safely back to
town without bruise or scratch upon
it.
Rev. +. G. Mclean, d. d.,
of Walla Walla, Washington, who
preached the opening sermon as Mod
orator of the Cumberland Presbyteri-
an General Assembly at Greensboro,
KY, on last Thursday, will deliver
the annual address before the grad
; uating class of C. f. College next
Wednesday morning.
DIR. G. 7. Stainback left last Tues
day morning for Owensboro, KY, to
= attend the General Assembly of the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church, as
2 commissioner from McMinnville
Y Presbytery. DIR. Stainback was a
member of the General Assembly
}, which met in Greensboro soon after
!. war.
The new catalogue of G.. f. Col
D piege was turned out from the STAN
|. DARD Office this week. 1t is a pam.
J. phlet of 80 pages and cover, and the
work compares favorably with thai
from any city Office. No other schoo
in Tennessee sends out a handsomel
l., catalogue.
- The Farmers Reliance is still
II growing. 1t now has over twenty
five members, and will hold i'll
monthly meetings in the park. Oper