Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-01-10

naming on their books at once. |
They ask the friends whom they
have accommodated to come forward |
and make settlement without further
delay.
Our corporate authorities should
require the n. G. & st. l.. Railway
to build a substantial fence along the
deep cut running by the creamery
property, where the street parallels
the track. 1t is dangerous place
and should have been protected by
fence long ago.
Sparta Expositor: Perry Officer
killed 81 hogs Monday......,Mrs. j.
n. Walling returned last Saturday
from visit to relatives in Warren
county.......Dr Albert Seitz, of Me-
Minnville, visited friends in Sparta
the past week and gave us a pleasant
call, We found him to be most
pleasant gentleman.
C. d. Hicks, formerly of the en-
gineering department of the Nash
vile Chattanooga d st. Louis, has
been promoted to the superintendent
cy of the Sparta branch of the Nash
vile Chattanooga & st. Louis, which
extends from TullahOma to Bon Air.
: American.
Charlie Thurman is ever on the
alert for new features to attract GUS
+. toners to his house, but the pugilis-
tic entertainment Thursday afternoon
). was mot on the bills" and it took
o Joe Holder rather by surprise. He
o was rescued from under the counter
e when the storm clouds had rolled by.
Hardy Durley, COL, who has a
{. lucrative position in Cincinnati,
v returned to that city last Saturday
e after visit to his brother, w. S.
Durley, at Smartt's. II. B, and a.
, II. Durley, who had been visiting
- their parents for two weeks, also re-
g turned to South Pittsburg Saturday
The semi-annual entertainment
of the c. F. College will occur in the
~ chapel next Friday evening, Jan
l. 10th, beginning at 1880 o'clock. The
programme will consist of music
Rotations and "Sword Drill" The
~ public is most cordially invited tt
~ be present Admission u cents
D Proceeds devoted to Library purpo
SEES.
-, MIR. r. II. Mason has had hand
~ and teams at work for the last tire
u or four weeks removing dirt from
the burned buildings on the cOrnP
e. of Main and Spring streets. The oil
es walls will be taken down soon, an,
g as soon as the weather opens up il
lis the Spring, Mr.. Mason will begil
work on block of three new brio
an storehouses.
az The attention of farmers is Gale
~ to the advertisement Of the McMinr
~ vile Hardware Co., in this issue
They announce some large reduction
ar in prices of the celebrated Olive
X Chilled Plow, for which they are sol
~ agents. They also carry large stoc
At> of all other farming implements an
tools.
ere The Building and Loan Assoc
~ alton loaned four shares last Monda
ht' night at premiums varying from s
So to $3.50 per share; or from Sc to 4.
per cent. This Association has bee
ase of incalculahle help and benefit to Il
OILS town, and the ockholders are reali
are ing very handsomely upon their il
Id. vestments therein. 1t is enabling
number OF men every year to procu
the homes of their own who could new
son have done so without its help. TT
md association is grand institution f
for both the town and the stockholdel
len Mr.. w. n. Mitchell left Thursdi
afternoon for Decherd, where he W
fl attend Terrill College during t
md spring term. The following studer
ar from Warren county are now in
10 tendance upon Terrill College: To
on Wheeler, Miss Della Wheeler, CT
Henegar, VIM. Henegar, Jas. Andt
son son, Miss Lou Swami, Jas. MaddU
;rr VIM. Thurman, Miss Nora Thurma
NJ Miss Mamie Hill, Robt. Snipes, HI
T of man Faulkner, Lawrence Turne
milo Norman Mitchell, Cyrus Brown, HI
tho ton Brown, Miss Mary Brown, Il.
,iiv Hudson, J. H. Hutchins, Rol
tho Elder and Miss Sallie Elder, to
loo of twenty-five.
Tefe Tho Sum Of S61 OO0 WAS maid IN 4