The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1890-09-12

NEW mercy, cOlOreQ' cnurcn III
Haywood County Sunday.
P. H. Woodland, of Carroll Coun-
ty, while engaged in building
fence one day last week, cut his
arm quite severely'with a Ratchet.
The blacksmiths and boiler-ma-
kers in the Illinois Central shops
at Jackson, who went out on a
strike, returned to work last week.
All the bridges on the Milan di-
vision of the Louisville and Nash
vile railroad system are to be re-
placed with'frst-class iron struct-
uTes.
The first number Of the Browns
vile Weekly Journal was ISSUED
on Friday last by W. H. Stratton.
The paper isaneat sheet and Dem
ocratic.
Neal Hearn, the little son of w.
d. Hearn, Of Decatur County, had
his arm broken below the elbow by
falling from a horse Tuesday of
last week.
DR.. G. A. Grunk, an aged physi-
clan of Fayetteville, was kicked on
the arm Monday by a horse. He
may loose his arm from the effects
of the injury.
For attempting to blow up his
engine, which is employed to run a
rock crusher near Maryville, j. V.
Brown, a drunken engineer, was
arrested Saturday.
The crop prospects of the State
are exceedingly favorable. Corn,
cotton, tobacco, and peanuts in
Guiding peas and late vegetables,
are In good condition.
The first annual fair of the Hen
derson County Mechanical, Agri-
cultural, and Stock breeding Asso-
citation will be held at Lexington
the last week in October.
The Republicans of Hamilton
County have filed an injunction to
restrain the Democrats from taking
their places in the county Offices to
which they have been elected.
The Kentucky constitutional con-
vention, the first since. 1852, assem-
bled at Louisville Monday. The
men composing the convention are
among the ablest in the State.
Republicans of Carroll County
will hold a convention the 18th in.
slant to appoint delegates to the
senatorial, convention which con.
venes at Camden September %.
A barn belonging to James Wal
lace, near Sparta, wasdestroyed by
fire Wednesday of last week. ThC
barn was filed with hay, and {
horse belonging to a traveller Ea'
also consumed.
The Citizens Street RaiFwa,
Company, of Memphis, has filed {
? trust deed to the Union Trust Com
pany, of st. Louis, mortgaging al
of its property to that company TO
the sum of $2,500,000.
Governor Taylor has issued com
missions to Arthur Trayner, cir
cult Judge, and j. L. Smith, attor
ney-geleral, Of the seventeenth ju
dicial circuit and to H. C.lCarte
! Encouragement Of the tenth judi
l cial circuit.
;. Democrats of Madison Count
will hold primaries on Septembe
;. 20, the same date as the Congress
sional primaries, to select candi
I, date for the Legislature and to Sc
lect delegates to the senatorial'an
Pictorial conventions to be calleC
The complete official returns c
the August election shows the tC
tai vote polled for supreme judg
to be 202,S27, or over 100000 les
: than usual, as follows For Lei
d 1924; Smith, 69,974; East, As
LEAFS plurality over Smith, 62,32(
majority overall, 62,271
A mob of negroes fired forty c
q q fifty shots Monday night into tn
U residence of ]. r. Young, a plante
residing in Madison County, br
) fortunately none of the shots h
:. Young or his family. Believin
: they had killed the family, the n,
groes shot his hogs and cattle.
S is reported that Young has organ
) lied a posse of his friends, and
II they met any resistance were goin
to exterminate the negroes fro
a the community.