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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-27
The Railroad Crossing Again.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, September 26.-The
west bound limited mail on the Pan-Han-
die road, which IS due here about noon,
struck q carriage near Centreville, Ind,
In which were Joseph Black, his wife and
two daughters. Black. his wife and one
daughter were instantly killed and the
other daughter neriously injured The
family was on the way TO attend the Cam
bridge racea.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-27
R,Iloon Tdiots stIlI at It.

DETROIT, September ga dispatch
from Mt. Pleasant says that Lewis B. Earl,
OF Marshall went up in a balloon there
Yesterday with Frank Thayer, OF Mt
Pleasant. Earl was going to Jump with
parachute. and Thayer was going to come
down with the balloon.
The trapese rope broke when the balloon
was ND a short distance. Earl'S neck was
broken and he died at once. Thayer SUI
fered a broken arm and internal injuries.
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NEanninEton Victorious.
,.eiol Ttl.oran to the sunday REGISTER.

Special TELEGRAM 20 u1e cu'd0B heVSS'e''
MoRGANrowN, September 26.-A great
game of ball took place here yesterday al
ternoon between the Rough and Readys'.
of Morgantown, and the ''Baruetts, Oh
Manningtou. A crowd OF ABOUT lou people
came over from the latter city to witness
the game. The Bartletts came out victori-
ous in a one sided contest, by score OF 10
too The Bartletts are now ready to play
anv club in West Virginia, the Wellsburgs
or Huntingtons preferred, or the Union
town (Ps.) club, for any sum from 500 TO
$500 a side, on the Warrington grounds.
Answer through the REGISTER.
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Gov. Moorehouse's Funeral.

MARYsvILLE, Mo. September 26.-The
remains of Ex-Governor Moorehouse were
viewed by the public from 9 a, m. till p
m. to-dBy at the family residence. The
funeral services at the house were held at
2o,clock. The ceremonies were under the
auspices of Marysville Lodge No. 165, A.
F.&A. NJ, of which the deceased was
Worshipful Master. Maryville command
arx, acting &c an escort
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-27
Latonia Races.

CINCINNATI, O., Septepber 26.-Another
fine afternoons sport was witnessed oy a
large crowd at Latonia to-day.
First race, one mile and twenty yards
Col. Wheatly won. Time :454.
Second race, one mile and seventy yaros
Hopeful won. Time :46%.
Third race. one mile and an eighth
Whitney won. Time :5S4
Fourth race, one mile, Lillian Beatrice
won. Time 1:43X.
Fifth race, FIVE furlongs-Lou Dudley
won. Time :O3.
Sixth race, FIVE furlongs-Puryesr D
won. Time 1:O4.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-27
The Itata Case.

~ Los ANGELES, Gala, Septemb er %
Taxing testimony Of the Itata officers was
70 have been commenced before Judge
moss yesterday, but he declined 10 hear it
- open court when he learned that
.ler witnesses were 10 be ex-
.a.l,ned. VIM. Ebell, purser's clerk OF
-s Iiata, was then examined be-
..'e the commissioners. He detailed the
..--l'ements Ofthe vessel and claimed that
.-e snlpwaS only a merchant vessel, had
y', ven prison ship in Chilli. Ebel said no
sa,IorS, no soldiers or arms were on board
wen the vessel was at San Diego. He
NJ I-.1 arms were taken on board on San
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-27
EMMA GROSS MURDEREE.
He Il Found Hiding In q Cellar-Held for
the Grand Jury.

Spscidt Telegram to ne Sunday Register.
WASHINGTON, Pa, September 26.-Al-
bert Catlin, the supposed murderer of EN-
ma Gross, whose body was found at Nc
Donald yesterday, was arrested this after
noon on the Canonsburg road about four
miles from Washington. The police Of
this city obtained information this morning
that Catlin was hiding in the neighborhood
Of Csnonsburg and Officers Orr and Ham
mond tracked the murderer to the house Of
Lee Welsh where he was fonnd hiding in a
cellar.
Catlin was brought TO this city this eve
ming and lodged in Jail.
When asked by a REGISTER reporter
what be had 70 say concerning 9he charge
brought against him Of numbering his mis-
treSs Catiin refused TO say anything what
ever in regard to the murder. The In
quest Of the coroner's jury was that the
murdered woman, Emma Gross, met death
at the hands Of Albert Catlin.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-27
Tho League standing.
Won der Abe Will Join the League

ST. LOUIS, September EFF President
Won der Ahe, of the st. Louis Browns, Is
ouoted correctly, he evidently intends to 60
into the League ranks and recruit next
vear,s club therefrom, He says Latnam
and McPhee, of the Cincinnatls, VIII play
here, and that he has his eye on h,cnaLu- Io,
son, of the New York cluo, VINO VII VIII pay
cInb will have to pay him a bigger salary
than ever before offered ball player.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-27
COOK county Democracy solid.

CHICAGO, September 26.-The Demo
cracy of this Cook county which has been
divided ever since last April when, by run
ming to mayoralty tickets one headed BY ex-
Mayor Cregier, the other by ex-Mayor Har-
rison, both being defeated having fixed up
their differences, met in convention to-day
and nominated Jonas Hutchinson for the
Superior Court Judge and Charles F. Bah
cock for Superintendent OF Schools. l..
E. Cooley for drainage trustee and q full
list of other candidates.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-27

CzrPPEwA FAILS, WIS, September %
Forest hres are raging all over Chippewa
county. Considerable timber land, barns
Containing summer crops, stock, etc, have
been burned. Several villages have been
burned. On all sides reports Of hres spread
iuv rapidly are coming IN. The air In this
city is thick with smoke
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-27
Gravesend Races.

GRAvEssND RACE TRACK, September 20.
Fine weather, half holiday and an at
tractive programme drew large crowd OF
visitors. "A
First race, six furlongs-Rosa H. won.
Time, 1'14l4.
Second race, one mile and a furlong-
Russell won. Time, 1:54&.
Third race, six furlongs-Curt Gum
won. Time, Ills.
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- Trisoner Pardonou.
SpseiaL Tslsqram % the Sllndag Req.ster

CHARLESTON, September 26. Thomas
Burdett, who was sentenced from Kama
wha county In 1855 TO eight years in the
penitentiary, for murder in the second de-
gree, has been pardoned upon the recon-
mendation of DR.. Bruce, the penitentiary
physician. The prisoner is entirely dis
abled from a disease, and by good conduct
has shortened his term so there are but a
few months of his sentence left to serve
ahVW aV
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Garfield Park.

CHICAGO, September pa justice Of
the pesce was on hand at Garfield Park
to-day TO open court in case Of further ar
rests, so that bail could be furnished at
once. His services were Eqt required,
however, as everything passed on quietly.
First race, one mile-Palisade won.
Time, :4S1<.
Second race, one and oneeeighth mile
Guido won. Time. 1s55z.
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Denver Smith Knocked Out.
a.,.einI Tsi6ard,n to tie Sunday RsQtster.

TORONTO, O., September 26.-Denver
Smith. formerly of Denver, Colorado, was
knocked out tonight at Hanniones hall, by
Smith, a local pugilist of some note, in two
rounds. The latter agreed TO stand before
the former four rounds for 800. Denver
smith is matched against Chas. Gillespie,
another local light on the on the same con-
dition for next Saturday evening.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-27
Association Standing.
Champions of the Ohio Valley

WELLsBUHG, September B.-The East
Liverpool team failed to arrive mere To-Day,
II being a regular scheduled game, and the
umpire promptly gave Wells0urg the game
bv the score of to 0. East LiverPool's
forfeiture of to-days game gives Wells
burg three out of the FIVE games arranged
for the championship Of the Ohio Valley,
enough to win, and so the home team has
now won the pennsnt Of the Ohio Valley
League and also the championship OF the
Ohio Valley.
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Better Locate Wheeling.

GUrHRIE, o. T., September 26.-Couriers
sport that about thirty stores are running
1. tents at the temporary town near Chan
ger and that Col VIM. ID. Taylor, Of
Slaton, Mo, has the bank Of Oklahoma
:, - luA operation. Al johnson rode so hard
;.y ~. claim that his horse dropped dead,
.a-lng on him and killing MIN. Last night
20. ~" boys sneaked into Chandler and de-
s1Oyed scores Of stakes, which will delay
s5 slS survey and the town viii not be open
- oeiore Monday. The crowd is getting
i5SSueSs and many incendiary speeches are
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-27
odd Fellows, Grand Lodge.

ST. LOUIS, September 26.-The Sover-
eign Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows did not
transact much business this morning. The
constitutional amendments providing for
admission into the order Of youths Of
eighteen year was defeated by vote Of
107 TO IS, the necessary three-fourths vote
not having been obtained. The lodge also
decided to postpone for year considers
tion Of the liquor question. The effect Of
this viii be 70 leave saloon keepers eligible
for year 70 come.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-27
Ricxcle Records.

New YORK, September 26.-The Man
haitian Athletic Clubs bicycle tournament
was held this afternoon. The Muller broth,
ers rode their new tandum ordinary and
esta blished a record of 3 100 2-5. E. L. Sarr,
of the NJ. A. c., broke Lou Myers Ameri-
can record of 60 3-5 seconds for 400 yards,
over two feet SIX inch hurdles. His time
was SO 2.5 seconds. The worlds record is
SO seconds.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-27
DISASTROUS FIRE
At EIlendale, North Dakota-Three Lives
Lost In the Flames.

ELLENDALE, n. D., September 90
Word comes from Emmons county that
the whole east end of the county has been
swept by q terrible prairie fire in which
three men lost their lives. Many families
are rendered homeless. Whole herds OF
cattle perished in the flames.
Emmons county is IS miles west Of this
point, and reports are meagre. The tre
originated from a threshing machine.
The loss will reach fully Sl5O,OOO. Lives
lost were a man wife and son who were
irving TO save their property. Several
hundred men managed to stop the progress
of the flames Just as they reached the
boundry Of Mcintosh county, where the
fires would have had clean sweep. The
people in the district burned over IN
Fmmons county are In pitiaole plight
without food or shelter.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-27

the game to-day. Cleveland, q; Clnclnnatl'
:. hits. 3 and 10; errors, and 3; earned,
Cincinnati, 3; pitchers, Gruber and Crane;
umpire, Emslie. ,.b
BosToN, September 26,-Luck was with
the Bostons to-day and they pulled out OF q
hole on their opponents errors. bostoH
s, Philadelphia s; hits and ~; errors ,5 = =
and 8; earned and 3; pitchers Staley anu
Thornton. Umpire Gahney. 90 nAo
BROOKLYN, n. Y, September 90 t,no no
Games today, and the Giants won both IN a
walk. Score New York, 10; Brooklyn +;
Hits 16 and Z; errors and Z: earned, . ana
2. Pitchers, Caruthers and Rusie. Wi,
Second game: Brooklyn, D; New \ orS'
IA Hits, s and 12; errors, and 3; earned
l and Z. Pitchers, Lovett and kusle. Om, ;
pires, Lynch first game, and CarutnerS anu
Whistler second.
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BLAINE IN AUGUSTA.
The Verdict of His Townsmen Is That He
Looks Rather Feeble.

Inc Y erUAcE OF BIS 1OMnhmen 10 1hal Dc
Looks Rather Feeble.
AUGUSTA, Me, September 26.-Mr
Blaine arrived in Augusta at 3:45 p. m,
and was met at the station by his daughter
Hattie, James c., Jr., and his nephew,
Walter D. Stinson, besides many Augusta
citizens, who were spectators. The gen.
eral verdict of the latter, many Of
whom had known Mr.. Blaine for
years, was that his health was rather
feeble He did not walk with the spring
and elasticity Of his last visit to Augusta.
He walked across the platform slowly,
shaking hands with several friends.
One citizen said he did not weigh as
much by twenty-five pounds as when he
left Augusta TO reside in Washington. He
will remain in Augusta for several weeks
and perhaps months, to breathe the bracing
fan air Of bis old home. His purpose is to
take exercise daily.
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o,IUIRrLE LAKE, MINI, Septembo %
igvsG has reached this village that the
S'.4 NY OF Mr.. Nesse, a farmer living short
IS..a'4nce out Of town consisting OF himself,
70 Vile and several small children, were
S~-lued IN BY the flames, aud no doubt
tiSSIoeo to death, as no help could reach
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The POcahOntas Development Company
SDsctag TsgsgrQ1a to ne Register.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, September 90
The Pocahontas Development Company
was Incorporated to-day to deal in and
manufacture all products Of lumber manu-
features, mine and sell coal, coke, iron, tre
clay, limestone, etc, laying out loan and
improving it with paving, street cars,
telephones, and electric lights, etc. The
Office viii be kept at Grafton. The capital
is SlOO. 600. al paid in with the privilege
of Increasing il to $500, 900. The incor-
porators are John T. McGraw, johnson
n. Camden, Jacob w. Marshall, F. NJ,
Durbin, Geo. NJ. Whitescarver, Henry u.
Davis. A. B. Fleming, J. E. Sands, Jed
Watson, VIM. A. Ohley, J. M. Gauley
John Blackshere, and T. Moore jackson.
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He Was Unmarried.

Soseiag Telegram to the Sunday Register.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, September 26.-
John Rains, Of this city, aged 80, was struck
by a passenger train on the Z: q u ran
wav at Montgomery last night, and
Knocked of trestle, killing him instantly
He was unmarried.
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McCIelland Wins.

PIrTsBURG, September 26.-The three
mile foot race between McClelIand, OF
Pittsburg, and DARN, OF New YORK, 1or
nurse of $500. at Exposition Park this aft
ernoon. was won by McClelland in Is min
utes and So seconds. About 1900 people
witnessed the race.
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was DisrustAd

.a tho learned doctors after swallowing
VsSs Vs costly medicine in vain for over q
~ ~ Tor the relief Of catsrrh in my head,
N sTsn St,l cured myself by using six bottles
sulphur Bitters My wifeis now taking
6-l 6.1 Tor nervous debihty.-AbfH Garter,
'~Fker House, Boston.
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lannon's stallion Dead.

FRANKLIN, Pa, September 26.-St. Bell,
one of the most famous trottlng stations in
the United States, died in this city at noon
today of collie. He was owned by Miller
and Sibley, and valued at 800, ,O0O ST Bell
was bred at Governor Stanford's farm in
California
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WHEELING W. VA. SUNDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 27 1891
r,,ud rooo three-fourtbs mile-Hominy

Third race, three-fourths mile-Hominy
Bill won. Time, 1:l5H.
Fourth race, five-eighths mile-Queen
Olivia won. Time, 1:O4A.
Fifth race, one mile-Estelle won. Time'
sixth race, one and one-fourth miles
Winslow won. Time, 2:2511.
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A Weu-Known Criminal.
Sp.eial Tsleara,a 70 tas Slmdav Rsgister.

Special TslS0TSi0 70 the SURdGy Ee0ISseT'
CHARLESTON, w. VA, September %
Last Tuesday on Sycamore creek, Clay
county, Alf w. Burnett and Constable
Crinkshank arrested A. X. Brown,
charged with embezzling $4,000 belonging
10 A. r. Brown 81 Co., ex-Sherin Aroo-
CAST being the loser. Brown is pretty
well known in the United States Courts,
having been arrested for pension FRAUDS
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1891-08-07
MARKET REPORT,

[NoyE-The quotations given in the following
are taken from Thursdays daily papersl
WHEAT-No. 3 in car lots SO.S60SO.SS pef
bushel; No 3, .SS68O.S5.
C0BN-Sacked white, milling, 72673 cents per
buShel; in bulk, II; mixed, G66DGSK.
OATS Mixed, sacked, az cents per ,bushel;
bulk, 80.
BRAN-Per ton, free-on-bOarVl,car SI3 80; in
small orders 81 per ton adyance is asked
COUNTRY BAC0N-From wagons, clear sides
s cents per pound; shoulders, Ga; hams, 1Oh.
lard, ~.
POULTRY-Chickens, per dozen, 81. OO61s1 sc
hens, 40; eggs, 8 cents
BUTTER-Perp pound, S@ll5 SsGss.
PEANUTS Farmers stock, good tobfiglftrsI
llerpound, 215@2h cents; white, 24@2sl recleaIl-
ed reds, 3h@3A whites, 3A@4.
COTT0N-Or Ordinary, per pound, 81 cents goog
ordinary, 6l5; low middlmg 6S; middlng, 7a5;
good middling, SA
TOBACCO Jhe, quotations of the Clarkgyile
markety yesterday were common Tugs 81 .5OCd2. OF:
medium mgs 25o63 %; 'g0od lugs 3.bo6ss 30;
common leaf 4:OO@60O; medium leaf 6. 50a8 so:
good leaf 9.00011 20; fine leaf II .O0a13. 80.
FLOUR-Fancy patent, $40 per barrel;
straight, 4.4O; extra fancy, 4.3O; fancy, 500;
choice family, 80: family, $50.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1891-08-07
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS

Stigall 4 Potts are selling "A p0undC dCoheG
for 81; also ounce bottles of SNUFF for 20 cents
Always forgive your enemies especially those
you can't whip,-regas SIftings.
Young Bros. 4 Pierce, Huntingdon, Tenn.,w
furnish you the celebrated Il. w. Cooks Plls'net
Beer at 81. s5 per case, dOZenquarts to the case
This Is the best beer on the market. 14t
The spoon craze peryadas ewatering places
1T takes only two to make full set-Boetor
Herald.
Stigall & Potts will sell you good -four at So pg
barrel 14tf
When man. gets in a towering passion there
is no corresponding elevation in popular esteem.
Boston Courier.
Young Bros. g. Pierce, Huntingdon, Tenn, are
headquarters for old WHISTLES, and apple and
peach brandy. Send them yonr orders Thes
make o extra charge for Jugs or boxes. 14tf
If the sun had nothing else to do but shine on
the righteous it would hardly be worth while for
it to rise as early as II dOeS.-Texas Siftngs.
II is well-lnown fact that Young Bros. q
Pierce, Huntingdon, Tenn. keep the finest stock
of old whiskies and brandes that can be bought
in the State. Send them your orders, they viii
be appreciated and receive prompt attention.
The inventor of the Waterbury watch has
gone to eternity, the only place where there X
time to wind a Waterbury watch. Buffalo ,ES-
press,
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1891-08-07
From Bristow.

Regular correspondence
Crops in the vicinity of Bristow
are looking fine.
w, A. Weatherly went to Hunt
ingdon on business last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. W. Landlord
have returned from a trip to Nc
Kenzie.
On account Of the frequent rains
Mr.. G, W. E. Herrin is not meet
ingwith entire success in preparing
his brick kiln.
Owing to a scarcity Of meat to
barbecue and a lack of provisions
at the barbecue at Bells School
House, those who failed to carry
a lunch with them had to make the
best of it. The dancing, swinging
ETC., in the afternoon went off very
nicely.
BRIsgow, August 2.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1891-08-07
From Luterton.

Regular correspondence
Miss Sackie Parker is sick from
chills and fever.
Mr.. Charles Barfeld has return
ed home from a visit at Metropo-
lis, III.
Rain is needed here, especially
early corn would be greatly bene-
fitted by a good slow rain.
Rev. D. A. Ross, assisted by Rev
Freeman HARDWOOD, of Clinton, KY.
is meeting with a great deal of en-.
couragement in themeetings at the
Flatwoods Methodist Church.
LUTERToN, August 3.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1891-08-07
Circuit Court.

Clerk Brooks says he hasa large
State docket for circuit court next
week, and that court will, in all
probability, sit the entire week,
especially if the two murder cases
against Rives ,Britton are tried.
Besides these two cases there are
nowon the State docket two larceny
cases, ten whisky cases, three pistol
cases, and five cases. of other char
acter. The reference, jury, and
non-jury docket contain several
cases, also, the most important OF
which is a damage case styled John
Shelton and wife VS.. Alb. Shelton
and wife. The ground on which
damage is asked is that defendants
alienated the affections of and in.
fuenced John Shelton to leavehis
wife, Linnie Shelton, and damage
in the sum of $4,000 is asked, etc
The general impression is that il
the two murder cases Of Rives ant
Britton, which, are the most import
ant on the State docket, are no
disposed Of Judge Woods will APP
point a special term to meet at al
early day at which they will BE-
tried.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1891-08-07
Back From Nashville.

Sheriff E. G. Flowers, accompa-
MED by Deputy Sheriff ALI Lash
lee and J. M. Lashlee, went to
Nashville Tuesday and brought
back the two prisoners, John Rives
and James Britton, to have them
present at circuit court next week
It it will be remembered that they
were carried to Nashville June 5
last, to protect them from threat.
ened mob violence. They are sale
to be looking remarkably well, not
withstanding their close confne.
ment.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1891-08-07
MARRIED..

HATLEY- TOWNSEND On Tlohrstlay eyening
July 80, at the residence Of thebride's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. james Townsend, in Camden,
by Rev. A. g. McRae, Mr.. John .llatley, i0f
Holiday and Miss Belle Townsend.
The happy couple left Friday morning Eir Hol-
laday, where they viii make their future home.
THOMPSON SAUNDERS Thursday july
80, mt the residence of Esquire Griss0n,, In Car
Thompson and Miss Sadie Saunders ihoth of
Camden.
Owing to the youthfulness Of this couple their
parents objected to theirmaFTiage, huttheyguo-
ceeded, by little strategy, in eluding the ,Oiu
folks with the above happy result. Theyare az
present stORping with the BRIDES parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. p. saunders, mile south Of Cam
den.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1891-08-07
EX-CoNFE CRATES.
They viii Have Basket Dinner at
CowelPs Chapel August 20.

In pursuance to a cali of the
president issued July "a, 1891, a
numberof -Confederates of Ben
ton County met at the courthouse
in Camden, Monday, Augast3, 1891.
Capt. R. W. Ayres, president, in the
chair.
The object of the meeting was
explained 10y the president with
some additional remarks appropri-
ate to the occasion.
w. F. Maiden, j. M. CASTLE, G.
G. Camp, DR.. j. D. Florence, and
A. G. McRae were appointed a
committee to draft bylaws for the
government Of the Ex-C Confederate
Soldiers Association Of Benton
County and make their report to
the association while at reunion,
to be held in the near future.
A reunion and basket dinner
was decided on, to be on Thursday
before fifth Sunday in August, at
Cowell's Chapel, Il mile South Of
Camden.
Berry jordan, W. w. Deaton,
j. g. Wheatley, James Berry, II,
A. Green, H. f. Stigall, and W. J..
Barneswere appointed a committee
on arrangements, ETC., to act in con.
nection with those heretofore ap.
pointed.
Judge B. G. Scruggs and DIR. j.
G. Hudson were appointed a com
mittee to act with the secretary
whose duty it is to procure speak
ers for the reunion.
j. M. CASTLE, G. B. Greer, ant
j. M. Lashlee were appointed 4
committee on memorials.
Ordered, That these proceeding
be furnished The CAMDEN CHRoN
ICLE for publication.
! Adjourned.
r. w. AYREs,
A. g. MCRAE, President
Secretary.