Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-01-17

Texas, after visit of over a month
here to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. O.
F. Bruster.
Mr.. ii. f. Brooks is confined at
home sick this week. With two of
our printers out on the sick list the
STANDARD has been moving along
under difficulties this week.
Miss Lille Ransom, one of Muir
freesboro's most interesting and fas-
cinating young ladies, is here on a
visit to her sister Mrs. j. r. Biles,
and Miss Daisy Biles.
Ben Lomond and the rest of the
mountain range south of town
is covered with snow today (Friday,)
and it looks from town as if it might
be two or three inches deep.
Cards are out announcing the
marriage of Miss Lena, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Womack, of this
place, to Mr.. Frank Spurlock, of Chat
tanooga, on Wednesday, Jan. 2Sth.
-Remember that you will always
find full stock of choice family gro
ceries and supplies at d. o, Jenkins,
New arrivals every week keep his
stock always fresh.
-Messrs. r. G. Belcher and Ma
than Reader, two young men Of this
county, are taking course in the
Commercial College of Kentucky
University, at Lexington.
Mrs. A. I. Crawford came from
Franklin Saturday, and is with her
daughter, Mrs. Victor Sanders, this
week. She will take charge OF the
preparatory department at c, F. Col
lege next Monday.
The Nashville American of We'd
nesday gives the following informa-
ton concerning Col. Savage: "Col.
John II. Savage is still improving.
His friends are encouraged in the
hope that he will speedily recover.
+; Frank Parish, who was arrested
and tried before Esq. Black last week
for completely in the depot burglary,
was bound over to circuit court, and
\ in default of bail was confined in the
: county Jail,
Allen Bates and Carter Tate, two
prisoners in the county Jail here
: made their escape last Friday after
r noon. Bates was soon recaptureC
G and returned to confinement, but
Tate is still at large.
'. -Tullahoma Guardian: We learr
It that Mr.. Will Rodes, Of Manchester
It was married on Sunday last to 1
daughter of D. w. King, of the 9tl
e district. 1t was a runaway mattel
,, and the knot was tied by Esq. d. c
If Jackson, of Summitville.
Miss Alice Davis, who has hat
e charge of the preparatory classes il
" c. F. College for several years, ha
II resigned her place in the faculty, ant
left this friday morning for Win
=. chester, where she will spend a fey
h days, and then go to Texas. Mrs
if A. T. Crawford takes her place in tn
College Monday morning.
=. -Morford & Biles have new ad
), vertisement in this issue in whic
h. they offer some large reductions o
- the popular South Bend Chile
Plows. This house can fit up fal
OIL mer with every necessary implemer
" or machine for farm work, and the
IL always give their customers roc
s. bottom prices. They invite a ca
from everybody.
" Nashville Banner, 10th inst
,, Miss Lizzie c. McHenry, daughter
" Judge James w. McHenry, decea
n0 ed, and Mrs. Louis H. McHenr.
died at 8 o'clock last night, at Il
OF home of the family, 2l4 Sout
'e' Spruce street, after protracted il
ry ness. The sad news is learned wit
&C. genuine sorrow by large circle
friends of tine deceased and of Il
in family to which she belonged.
Is Mr.. w. N. Rudd, a successf
To- and progressive farmer living fol
a" miles north Of town, has been eXpe
imenting with ensilage for two
IN, three years. He opened his silO
no few days ago, and is now feeding
L. contents to his stock. He is mo
an than pleased with the results, and
enthusiastic in his commentator
lot the system. He says it will pay al
Elk, farmer who has ten head or more
rye cattle to feed to build a silO. He j
APP vites all farmers interested to call