davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1891-09-25
GENERAL NEWS GLEANlNGS.

ders.
ltisthought a number Of negroes
will soon leave Tennessee and set
tie in Oklahoma.
Murrain, a fatal cattle disease, is
killing off the stock IN Madison
County in large numbers.
Huntington received her first
bale Of new cotton Wednesday Of
last week. 1t brought 8 cents per
pound.
The cotton crop in the States of
Arkansas, Mississippi, and Louisi--
ana has been damaged at least 25
per cent.
Democratic organizations exist
in all districts of Summer County
Third party and sub-treasury advo-
Gates are excluded.
There is wide breach in the Re
publican ranks at Chattanooga over
candidates for city officials, and
Democrats are confident of success.
The Republican clerks for the
Government, at Washington, are
being asked to contribute money
and lots Of it for the Ohio cam
psign..
The expertswho have been inves-
tigating the books Of absconding
treasurer O'Brien Of the Cathlic
Knights of America at Chattanoo-
ga, found him short ST. ,29993.
The reunion of ex-Confederstes
at GAINESVILLE has been postponed
from October l to,October Is. 1t
Is expected to be the grandest gath
ering that has taken place in that
city for years.
Watches wilEprobably be cheap
er. The Elgin and Wsltham COM
panies have pooled issues and are
seeking to wipe out John G. Deuber
who has been fighting the trust for
several years.
The Looney murder case, which
attracted unusual attention came
up for trial at Huntingdon last
week and resulted in, verdict OF
two years in the penitentiary. A
new trial has been asked and if re.
? fused an appeal will be taken.
A minister of the gospelwas be.
: fore the grand jury at Manchester
last week to give testimony in 1
| murder case, and while in. the jury
: room a pistol was discovered on hi
/ person. An indictment for carry
inggconcealed weapons was, foun(
against him.
, Judge T.J. Freeman IAN ex-mem
Der of the.Tennessees supreme court
: died at Dallas, Tex, last week. III
had goneto thatpla for his health
: which had been failing for som
. time. The remains were brough
1 back to his home at.Trenton, Tenn
J for interment.
A Montgomery County man ha
: invented a horse shoe which doe
- away with the present method {
driving nails in horses feet, an
l., which, if successful, Will create
= revolution in horse-shoeir1g. An
one can adjust the shoes to the foo
= A patent has been applied for.
= The Huntingdon Democrat say
! it has been, many years since Ca
\ roll County was thoroughlysooure
II for:men Of whom to select a jul
- as in the Widdis case. Men, we
- here who had not been in, Hun
vi ingdon for years, and some we, III
IL derstand whowere never here. b
d fore.
d. Frank James,. IT,. SOIL of the r
formed outlaw, Frank James, w
- recently honored, with, schola
~ ship in military academy. II
- scholarship was prize offered by
Dallas, Tex, newspaper and W
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1891-09-25
Best accommodations and Equipments.
THE SHORTEST y A.
AND
u = y QUICKEST ROUTE,

cScHIS Company owning and operating lines in
10 ten States, extending from Sioux Falls, Oak.
w INew Orleans, la, 0tferSShipperS and con-
sgnees of freight superior facilities for bus
mess, m6 reasonable transportation charges
Issues through bills ladmg and guarantees rates
to and from all important points.