Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-06-21
MOMINNVILLE, TENNESSEE, SATURDAY., JUNE 81, 1900.

Will be received by Mr.. John j.
Argo, at his store near Morrison,
Tenn. Any arrangement made with
him for payment of subscriptions in
produce, or otherwise, will be salts
factory to us.
The residence ofMr. Dave Logue,
near the Annis Cotton Mills, was de-
stroyed by fire between two and
three O'Clock Wednesday morning.
Mr.. Logue succeeded in saving por-
ton of his household effects, but had
his fingers painfully burned in doing
so. There was 800 insurance on the
building. The origin of the fire is
unknown. #.
"A party ofabout thirty bellies and
beaux from town were given most
delightful entertainment at the hos
pitable home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Mead, Shellsford, Thursday night.
They came home by the waning
light of morning, not so fresh and
buoyant as they went, but with glorl-
Gus accounts of the joyous evening
they had spent.
The Board of Equalization for
Warren county was in session all last
week ,adjourning Saturday. Another
session will be held next Monday.
Any one not satisfied with their tax
assessment should appear before
them on that day. Messrs. H. B.
Higginbotham, Jas. Webb, T. R.
Gribble and A. C. Myers compose the
board.
State Senator Sanford, of Hunt
ingdon, Tenn, candidate for the
Democratic nomination for Supreme
Court Judge, arrived on the early
train this (Friday) morning, spent a
few hours in shaking hands and get
ting acquainted with our people, and
left at noon for Sparta. We found
him quite a pleasant gentleman, anC
he made good impression with ev
cry one who formed his acquaintance
here.
The program of the Teachers
Institute to be held in the City
School building June 3Oth to July
9Th, will be found elsewhere in thi
paper. Mr.. Mitchell has succeeded
in securing some very able and sue
cessful teachers to assist in the Worl
of this institute, and every teacher il
the county should attend the eXer
cises. 1t is particularly importan
for all desiring positions in the publ
schools of the county to attend; ;
written examinations OF such teach
ers will be conducted on the last day
and if they desire to make themselve
proficient in their work they shOul,
lose no such opportunity as this t
gather new ideas and methods iron
experienced and successful teachers
Carthage Record, June 10th
G. w. Lewis, with his stave factor
outfit, arrived here by the boat Sur
day night, and the machinery is nov
being put in place on the vacant lC
of w. ID. Gold, between the middl
and upper ferries, which has bee
bought for that purpose. Marcellr
Chambers of Riddleton, has taken a
interest in the Institution and tn
} firm will be known as Lewis
: Chambers. They have ordered
, new sawmill outfit from Louisvill,
r which will arrive in a few days. Th
planning mill machinery will |
] bought in a short time so as to be Q
hand as soon as needed. A suitab
o house and factory room has to /
built, and it will be several weel
! before it will be ready for bushes
o When in full operation it will r.
+ quire from twenty to thirty hanC
= and will run day and night. M
Lewis brought four other famili
with him. We are specially glad
know that the owners are straigh
= forward, honorable gentlemen, wi
will push their business to success.
S Dental Notice.