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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-05
HIS TROUSERS HAD GONE.
With Them $500. q Gold Watch. and
Other Jewels-Bold Hotel Robbery.

lNptNtbi lo4cSthin 70 tbe Dlrpatcu.l
hsHEvuLE. n. c.. June 4.-When Whit
field Hudson. collector Of the National
Portrait Company OF Chicago. was aroused
by the servant at the villa this morn
ing he sought his trousers under his pill
low. but they were gone. The night be-
fore the pockets contained 800 in cash.
With them had departed a fine gold watch
and several articles Of jewelry belonging
to Mrs. Hudson, who. with an infant, had
also occupied the room. Mir. and Mrs.
Hudson think they were chloroformed.
The empty trousers were found IN the hall
way below. IL Is believed the thief Sc
creted himself IN an adjoining closet be-
fore the house was locked at night. The
police and detectives have the case IN
hand.
Mr.. George ". Pack. Of Cleveland and
AsheyIlle, has bought an eligible lot where
on he will erect kindergarten building
and give II to the Free kindergarten Asso-
cation of Asheyille. The entire cost Will
be near $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-05
Closing Exercise, a, Windsor,

(IOrfesplnlouco OF Iue NIlH-uUuI UIaplICN.I
WINDSOR, n. c.. June 4.-The commence
ment exercises of Miss Lucie Wllliams's
school were held last night. There were
several very good solos. duets, aud
ch0ruses sung by the pupils of the school
and several plays, dialogues, and charades
rendered. The courtroom was decorated
very beautifully with flowers and ever
greens. There were more than 500 people
IN the audience, who seemed to appreciate
the performance very highly.
The potato crop is almost a failure IN
this section. and but few barrels VIII be
shipped from here this season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-05

STEvTNsy1LLE, June 3.-Yesterday was
our usual monthly cOurt-day. ne attend-
ance was small and court proceedings dull,
and the day was not enliyened by the
usual traditional June court rain.
The confident expectation in this county
is that It will rain on June cOurt-day. The
time for holding the court has been in tie
recollection of the writer changed three
times. and still the rain comes, but =
DAY II failed TO put III its app.arA-. ~,
though much desired, and the people mad
10 Luz their Oyefcoats and umbrellas back
home without getting them wet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-05

confined TO his room for several months on
account of II: Mr.. Thomas flrst brought
suit against the city OF Grecnsboro'. but
being non-suited he then began. action
against DR., Benbow. The defendant is
represented by Colonel J. 4. Morehead, u.
~. Thomas, and John N. Wilson. Mr..
Thomas is represented by Judge u.
Schehck and Colonel J. L. Boyd. Judge
schenck made the closing speech this
morning.
The jury this evening rendered verdict
Tor Thomas, giving him 81 900 damages.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-05
VIEWING The NEW TRINITY.
students and Professors Siuch Pleased
with Their New Quarters.
special Telegram to me pIspatch.l

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
DURHAM. n. c.. June A large number
of students and professors from Old Trinity
College came here this morning on a spe-
cial tram 10 spend the dav in viewing the
buildings and grounds OF the New lnnity.
4 speech of welcome was delivered 10y
Major W. A. Guthrie, which was responded
TO by Mr. L. G.. Roper OF the senior class.
A barbecue was rendered the visitors by
the citizens, and all seemed much pleased
with their new quarters, which will be &C.
cupied by them IN September next.
The new pastors of the Baptist and Epis-
cOpal churches have arrived and Will oc-
cupy their pulpits tomorrow.
James lashley, of this county, enlisted
in the United states army, but refused TO
90 when called tor. He was arrested yes
terday and turned over to the United
States authorities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-05
APnnnlar Pastor Wooded.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
SrEvYNsyrLE. June 3.-The young and
popular pastor of Burlington Baptist
church. Mr. HennIng. was married at Bru-
inaton at 3 r. II. Wednesday. June lst. TO
Miss Peachy Fleet Bagby. the daughter OF
Or. John Bagby. Of Luna. Ark. and grand
daughter Of r.. H. Bagby. ID. d.. for many
years the beloved pastor of the same
church. The ceremony was performed by
Mr.. cake, OF West Point.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-05
Best sentsnced to BE Hanged.
fSneci.i telagran, IN the Dispatch.l

NEwBEEvE, y. c., June 4.-Ihe trial Of
George Best for the murder OF his wife
was concluded to-day by q verdict of
guilty. He was sentenced 10 be hanged on
tbs 18th of July, but an appeal was taken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-05
MEETINGS-FirSt Monday.

SYRACUSE LODGE, KNIGHTS OF PyTRIAs.
IVASHOE LODGE, KNIGHTS o. PYTHIAs.
RICHMOND LODGE, 0Dp-f ELBOWS.
ISDTASOLA Tribe, KED MN.
PAMUNKEY JRIEk, RID MIN.
ANSOWAN TRIBE, RID nES.
LEE COUNCIL. FRATFRSAL CIRCLE.
EAsT-fSD LODGE, GOLDEN CHAIN.
LIE COUNCIL. MECHANICS.
PATRICK HENRY COUNCIL, MECHANICS.
GRACE COURT, EQUITABLE LEAGUE.
srONEwALL GROVE, DEUIDS.
RESCUE LODGE. GOOD TENPLARs.
CHARITY LODGE, GOOD IEaPLARS.
NGiLL CATHOLIC UNION.
RICHMOND LODGE, kLEs.
"R" COMPANY, FIRST VIRGINIA re jiMESr.
CARPENTERs BROTHERHOOD.
UfSRICO UNION LODGE, MAsONs.
RICHMOND COUNCIL
AUkOgA COUNCIL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-05
WILSON'S GOOD GRADUATES.
yoar.h-of-July Programme-Pians for a
Park and Payilion-Notes.


.---.. fence q 'be Richmond Dspatch.l
u....>.N G.. June A-Mr. George w.
-..- ,.u of Judge II. G.. Conner, OF
...t.... returned last night from Chapel
..-. le graduated, taking the de-
Bachelor OF Arts Tie has been
,t.. r-rripal OF the GOldsboro' public
. whites and will take charge
~..t.uhfr lst. He IS young man
.--,s and our people ara proud of
-... LAMA Gordon, daughter Of DR.. J.
& Wilson. returned Yesterday
..r .a. where she graduated. taking
t.t .rl-.c medal co Peace Institute.
f--u- is being planned here FOR July
g.. I.l- in the forenoon. IN address
b. parade bv the military band
t-a lpuies a. 2 clock. and game
'.... a-l between Wilson and Whining
,-.-. some Of the attractions promised.
l.r--t ram ever known IL this sec
t...l Yesterday.
C-.. .-s all small. corn being smaller
ID. aI.- seen.
A.. s.,r-s Allen. a prominent business
RHO. salem. Va, was here this morning.
s.r- taking IN favor OF putting gas
-s-. % town instead OF electric lights
..l..f.- voted for.
AS TIGHI-AcRE PARK.
i.-ts.r meeting last night the Board Of
4 .-..a authorized the purchase OF
...tse.-s q LAID on West Side for park
..-. .ss The land belongs TO Mr.. Willie
i. a,i hs is 20 be paid Sl.2j0 tor II.
ll-. g.. the pavilion IN Maplewood
..--.-r we've submitted. and q structure
-...-> SOD is 10 10 erected. 1t will be
So. ..aet.lul and has long been needed.
-. crowd Will 90 70 tIoldsOOro TO-
--r iir-. 90 attend the File services.
N.srs Jesse Speight and j. W. Hayes
f.-- ls, l.eht II Elm City.
sE1s HIN ASIDE.
u..-n people think the "bolters" at
s-..1.e So Mr.. Cleveland ASIDE as
t-.-. -l-ll possibility, and that some
r....- man ought 20 be nominated.
I-.r 81. ve Harrison Will be renOminated
tt----t tsll1t. II not bY acclamation.
lL.r ..s- 90 stock n the Blaine talk.
I.at.t.u ~ Colonel Polk N resignlng
.fll.r l- tle organ Of the Farmers Al
..-.a ..atls no surprise here. Ihe Won
.-. t--'t-e Alliance permitted MIN 10
.n go long. Now be rs an aYowed
.--.r.-.y advocate he Will lose al lunu-
a. .u ills section.
-.t..g-lt that there are members of
Band the secret order OF the
% t-is county. Recent develop
.t.t.ate that sufficient grounds tx
--.a.-- this statement.
>.t ..las ". Croweli was IN Black
t-rlsy.
-. Hufin j. at home from a pro-
ur to her brother, DR.. Stirling
.-. urton City. She j. men,
l.- -e 10 the Oldest families IN the
t.,'-. .-. hey reception II the capital was
--. -4l-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-05
A TLANTIC HOTEL.

This splendid summer resort is Is miles from
Norfolk, Va, on the Atlantic Ocean. VIII DC
opened as colored hotel OF the first class on
MAY Is. 1892 The Atlantic Hotel is ON the Viz
ginia beach, and reached by the Norfolk, Abe
marie and At antc railroad from Norfolk, Va.
Tho Virginia beach il famous for its excellent
and inyigorating surf-bathing, excellent fishing
In the lakes, and tho best Of snipe-shooting. In
season, plc-ncs aud excursions
For terms address THOMAS MORRlsETT,
Atlantic HOTEL
mvs-lm Virginia Beach.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-05
TTNSOLD GOODS.

Large size Palm-Leat Satin Fans at &C., worth
D..
Ladies' shlrt-waists at 20c., worth SOC.
B1y.' Shirt-Waists AT 15c., worth 2Jc.
LADIES' Trimmed straw Hats HJc., worth 81.
Geutlemen's Mixed and Black straw Hats 20c,
worth SOC.
Lace Curtains soc. par, worth III.
Ladies' Belts 1jc., worth 23c
We have a paved In our shov.gindoT large
lot of Hosiery black Ind cOlors az lOc, worth zoe
We hlYc also made great display in our show
window OF Nec1tics, all colors and styles, l9c,
worth pc.
ladies' straw Rats, unframed 10c., worth
25c.-essOrfed styles.
Ladies' Fine FeatheredFans at &C., worth pc.
Ladies Fine teathered Fans. extra quality,
Best quality of Spool Six 1c a spool-in
colors.
az hall the value.
4 large line Of Mems Felt Hats, half Of their
value: Ladies SILK Mits AZ 1Oc a pair; Boys SUM
mer Coats SOC: Mems Summer Coats and Vests,
Csc. Mems Alpaca Coats 75c.. 81, and s1.2J.,
worth sI.JO, $I.7j, and 1928; Outing shirts,
%, 30. 3J, and soc. Mems Oysralls, Jackets, or
shirts 30c. Baseball Caps l2c., worth
Soc; Gont.omen's Lawn NecStes oc.' worth
25c.: Children's Colored Parasols, lJc:
all over embroidery $40. -, 40, snd 4jc.,
worth 80, IS. eic. and 81 job lot Of Corsets u
le1ding mases VIII be sold for less than cost
Laces-8ssort,d-from !, >. 3, T. ., o, Z, and SC. /;
a lob lot Of Hat Floss will be sacrificed
Children's sailor Hats 10c apiece: Boys
Straw Hats !Jc., worth Doc; scriin Net
at glSc. worth lOc.: Gentlemen's All-Sllk Hem
stitched Handkerchiefs at 63c., worth - ladies'
Fine Oxford Ties 02c., worth &c: Ladies Oxford
Ties, pattern leather, re, worth 81 !: Coslmon
Sense, plain, re, worth Il Mons, Boys, La
dies. ard Children's Shoes az ~ pair, worth
sI.5C: Infants shoes at - ard SiOc.; Infants
Slippers at 2Jc. Can be had at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-05
LNORT MON ROE, VA, MAY Z, 1892.
FIFTH AND BROAD STR

AOhl NUN hOEss VA, NAL =, Ac'-s
II Sealed proposals In iriplicate, subject 10
usual conditions, will be received At this office
until 20 o'clock A. N. TUESDAY. June 2. 1892.
ana then opened. for REPAIRING POST HOS
PlTAL Ar FORT MONROE, VA Tho United
States reserves the right to reject any or all pro-
10 marked "Proposais for Repairing tiosplta."
and addressed to JOHN W. PULLMAN, Captain
and Assistant Quartermaster, United states
army. my il-d4s6tIc4k3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-05

upon a purchase of Clothing We can
mt in your way the best thing in that
line which you can get for love or money.
You may be as combative in your in
stipcts as a short tempered lion, but you
certainly can't quarrel with the idea OF
getting one Of our suits.
Money is worth just what it Will buy
and money in this purchase is worth
ms, about % per cent. more than it ever
was worth before. We know enough
not TO ask you to take our word for it.
Seeing is believing; come aud see tho
goods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-05

EDGMONT MINERAL SPRINGS.
IA Opened for boarders. Situated on Virginia
Midlanl railroad. ono and half miles from de-
not Beautiful, cool. and healthy climate. Green
lawns and fruits. Many improvements. For
terms apply TO Mr.. and MRS. JOEL n. WOOD
son, Rockish Depot, Nelson county, va.
my 29-Su5ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-05
SWEET SPRINGS,

MONROE COUNTY, W. VA.
THIS MOST POPULAR OF ALL MOUNTAIN
RESORTS
WILL OPEN JUNE 18TH.
Elevation above 'tiie-water, 1000 feet. Un-
surpassed summer climate. CUISINE up 10 high
est standard.
For information send for catalogue with full
particulars. W. ,. AZ hhe,
my l-3m Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-05
rlllED nY HIS WIZ.

lrham. an old negro man 80
was murdered tins week IN
'rl county by hls wife Amanda,
years Of ago. Amanda u crazy,
rI.ldered harmless. She beat
brains out with hatcnet.
.I.Fei man and wife for nifty;
~ i'a--. a.l have grandchildren and
!" children.
--e.atIon 81 Grace Episcopal
t.e SID make an effort % place a
r.UuOrial- window IN tnelr
'le memory Of the la'e Rev. A.
.. l. j., who was for several years
,ae parish. II IS desired that
former pupils VIII contribute.
ions may be sent to Mrs. W. T.;
Ne. Oi Tins place, who VIII
-e and receipt for t0e same.
prospect ia this county Is now
'' ',lY the. The warm weather
--'. showers ere having a most III
elect upon all growing crops.
0etug OF Alliance men was
4N TODAY 70 protest against
Iar.yn call for conyen-
county the ed instant.
Or e.. II tits place, and Rev. j.
AufireesDorO', VIII exchange
'--p.'- i.-morfow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-05
ActsJTANTe's PRETTY DANCE.
A'' Happy Couples on the Floor
ih"mss Gets 81 900 Damages.

''nts Gets ~ 900 Damages
i's, r-else q the Kichinoai Dlsoa.ch.I
49, ,etof3. x. G.. june "A very
GAGE. was rendered Miss Lottie
,... " ths city. last night by the
men, Alss Feytou has Just recently
49,. fou Peace Institute end is
49, Dog 3ta in Greensboro society.
an. -heAi' couples craeej the occasion.
49,, lunblr were Misses rag OF
O. i.e, Diary reren OF Reidsyllie. Nc:
h. La more. aud Annie harris OF
go WIG. lae young men from out OF
n "rie hessfs Glenn Williamson OF
Ge-A i4eutenant Shipp of the United
20. army. IOia Ware of Winston,
O W.. Galloway OF Winston. and Tayioe
" new York city
n yEkDicI ron $1,000.
"a damage SOFT Of Mr.. Frank Thomas
ls..e,5 ~. W. &. Benbow came up IN court
Ia 10y icur readers will remember
H. IN hlis passing along south klm street
ikfl at. thomas WAS struck down py
/, ~. ~ plank from the ruins OF one OF
Aoo"s hoWes. hr. Thomas was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-05
taoyLD-Bs ASSASSIN CAUGHT.
si,rs Tral .uc- against HiiIs-An Aged
I-n-.lI anrlei1a-N TabIet.


-lrrre of the Richmond Dispatch.l
Ni y. c.. June 4.-Oficers
Ar lE-t arrested \. IL. Mills
fcr attempt 10 murder
J.. Shaw last Monday night, the
10 which have already APP
- DID, tle DisrsIcB. The morning
SHOT was Ired cun-tube was
... a. H.ere the man stood Several
...iai seen Mills going in the direc-
;.n ~.2- store the night Of the shoot
D. .r. upon exam nation II was found
t'N run bad 40 tube. snd the one
.-. .ra tfle store JUS, ntted and coy
.l eyesy way. lie shoe-trachs
''. undoubtedly bis, and be was ar
taken 20 lail this morning. lie
~ .ll 500 DE- veins and IS relative
''- frrol- Baton Mills, who was
i-. murder IA this county some
is-s .-,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-05

DED SULPHUR SPRINGS, MON.
III ROE county, W. Va, open JUNE lsr. This
water is natures remedy for catarrh, bronchitis,
the early stages Of consumption. kidney dis
eases, dyspepsia, affections of the heart, nervous ,
prostration. aud rheumatism. Hot, cold, and
steam baths. Climate delightful Write for In.
formation 70 DIR. j. X. p. GLEEsON,
my l5-lur Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-05

HOTEL LAFAYETTE, CAPE MAY,
i L j. JOHN TRACY 81 CO., Projectors.
Opens JUNE 18TH. All lmodern improvements.
Located directly on the beach Terms SO 20 80
per day. Apply 20 JOHN TRACY CO., WASH
ington Hotel, Philadelphia, or Cape May. M
my 21-tSel0
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1892-02-05
For County Sheriff.
INTERESTING MISCELLANY.

Young Bros, at Huntingdon, carry strictly
pure goods in the whisky and brandy line and
solicit YOUR orders i42
You can not invest 20 or 50 cents any better
than to take home with You abottleof D. Hale,s
Household Cough Cure. Sold by X. h! Rogers.
Young Bros, at Huntingdon, will sell you just
as good whisky as can be bought anywhere for
the same money. Mail orders viii have prompt
attention. 142
The people who would have done so and soft
they had been there never get merchants
Horn.
Dr. Hale's Household Ointment Is a positive
specific for pneumonia. It eufes<N when. all else
fails, Sure cure,for neuralgia. Sold by'I. Il.
Rogers -
Jagson says that even the most unobsering
man begins to look around when lie, sits down
suddenly on an Icy sidewalk. -Ismra Gazette.
Indigestion and constipation are cured very
quickly by Dr., Hale's Household Tea, the great
blood purifier and nerve tonic. Sold by r. r.
Rogers, -
Young Bros, the Huntingdon whisky men,
make no charge for jugs or boxes in which 10
ship whisky purchased of them. They would be
pleased with your order. SAC
That tired feeling, which is experienced by SO
many people living in malarial districts, can be
cured by taking Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic. SO
cents. Is as pleasant as lemon syrup. To get
the genuine ask for Groves. 6Gm
When an unmarried woman says She has re-
NAMED single from choice, do not be so rude as
TO ask her "from whose ch0ice2"-Boston Tran
script.
Nearly all the diseases in the Southern States
are produced from malaria. Groves TaSteless
Chill Tonic removes allmaarial posons from the
system. tits as peasant,to the taste as lemon
syrup so cents To get the genuine ask for
Groves. en-
The man without country lives in ptiable
estate, but he isn't in it acknowledgements
the man who isleaning to play the .eornet.-Al-
bany Argus.
Malaria produces weakness, general debility,
bilousness loss of appetite, Indigestion and con-
stipation Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic removes
the cause which produces these troubles. Try it
and you will be delighted 30 cents. To gat.ths
genuine ask for Groves. 16 Gm
The Texas border ought to become very clesn
from the unusual amount Of securing it is now
receiving from the troops of Uncle Sam.-Balti
more American,
You run 10 risk All druggists guarantee
GIONc5 ldSleltSS Ionic 10 GO all lllI The manu-
facturers claim for it. Warranted No cure no
pay! There are many limitations To get the
genuine ask for Groves. 16 en-
Teacher Haveyou any excuse for yonT 4ardi-
ness this morning? Tommy Tucker: Yes'M
Paw and nav was havin a night; was watin'
to see which whipped-Chicago Tribune.
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic is perfect mala-
rial liver tonic and blood purifier. Removes
bilkousHess without pmging. AS pleasant as lem
on syrup. 1t is las large as any dollar tonic and
retails for 80 cents. To get the genuine ask for
, Groves. 16 6m
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1892-02-05

they showed that the young people
had gained power in investigating
their subjects and in expressing
ideas after they had been formulat-
ed. The drama came off Friday
evening. A small admission fee
was paid by each Of the auditors,
and neat little sum Of $50 was
realized, which will be applied in
adding books to the school library.
The play gave universal satisfac-
ton, and all felt that they had got
ten the full worth Of their money
and aided a most worthy undertake
ing at the same time.
There were a number of visitors
present, among whom we're George
Woods, Of McLemoresville; A. H.
Gibson, of Camden; Mr.. Croker,
of Hollow Rock, and Mr.. Cunning
ham, of Nashville. All were en-
thusiastic in their praise of the eff
forts Of the pupils.
/ The third term of the school was
opened this morning. There were
six new pupils present, as well as
many who on account Of the severe
weather'hed dropped out for awhile
The new pupils were A. A. Pritch.
ard, of Decatur; S. w. Parker, Of
Henderson; ID. G. .Gossett, Eupht
Oxford, Willie Kelley and Eva Ok
ford, Of Benton.
Teachers, pupils, and patrons arr
determined that the school shall
continue to exist, prosper and az
ford such an opportunity of acquir
ing an education as shall be withig
the reach of all ambitious and en-
ergetic young men and women.
HOLIDAY, February /.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1892-02-05
THE NEWS OF THE COUNTY.
cHRoNIoLED by CORRESPONDENTS.
Interesting Items of Local and Personal
Gossip From Rural Districts.
From Eagle Creek.

Regular correspondence
There has been more or less sick
ness on the creek during the past
few weeks. La grippe seems to be
more prevalent than anything else.
The present prices of peanuts is
very discouraging to the farmers.
Forty cents per bushel on discount
and no cash paid is the state of the
market. If the people would quit
raising peanuts for a few years they
would cease to be an improbable
crop.
The past week Of spring-Tike
weather has put our farmers in fine
spirits, and already they are plan
ming for another crop. Mr.. L. P.
Thomson has begun active prepa-
rations and plowed three days last
week. Lon. says walking on the
cold ground gave him a severe cold
that laid him up for several days.
EAGLE CREEK, February l.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1892-02-05
OBITUARY.

Died, January 20, 1892, Novels H. Smith, -sr., in
the eighth civil district of Benton county, Tenn.
of congestion. He was born in South Carolina
May IL, 1905, and moved to Smith county, Tenn,
at an early day; married Rebeeca Harper in the
same county, on Caney Fork River He moved
to Benton county in 1919 and has lived here ever
since, His wife died in 1873, and in 1874 he mar
ried Tilda Brewer. / first formed his acquainr-
ance in 1871, and the longer knew him the bet
ter loved him. The Lord is too wise to err and
too good to do wrong.
JAMES A. HAYNES.
EGGYILLF, January 80, 1892
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1892-02-05
From Ariadne.

rrOlh AFlduHes
Regular correspondence
Mr.. H. r. Pierce is confined to
his room with-la grippe.
Mr.. j. n. Pierce went TO Big
Sandy Friday on business.
Messrs. A. j. Melton and Walter
Rushing were in town Friday.
Miss Bell Farmer has returned
from an extended visit in the vi
cinity Of Big Sandy.
Mr.. Walter Davidson, of Ber-
trand, Mo-, is visiting relatives in
this end Of the county.
Mr.. H. Melton is the happiest
man in this end of the county. He
smiles and says its another plow-
boy"
Mr.. E. Brewer had the misfort-
une to injure his leg one day last
week. He is reported to be i'm
proving.
Misses Penny Pierce and Flor
ence Holloman, Of Sulphur Creek,
and Mrs. Mary Phifer, of the Halls
Valley neighborhood, visited rela-
tives and friends at Ariadne Sun
day.
Democrats have not been noted
for rainbow-chasing, and they will
not encourage a sentimental nomi-
nation, but will consider the field
from a practical party standpoint
To win, personal preferences must
give way to party demands and all
work together for the best interest
of the party.
ARIADNE, February l.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1892-02-05
From Fairview .

Regular correspondence
Farmers are making preparation
to begin farming.
d. HI. Van Huss, esq, left Mon
day for Camden to attend county
court.
Mr.. Andrew Melton and family
spent Sunday with his father, Mr..
A. III. Melton.
Messrs. Peyton Pierce and Lee
ander Holland went to Camden on
business Monday.
While cutting wood one day last
week James Nichols had the mis-
fortune to cut his foot.
Messrs. Sherman Mcdaniel and
David Clement spent a few hours
at Fairview Sunday afternoon.
Constable John A. Nance was in
this the ninth civil district on off
cial business Friday and Saturday.
The recent epidemic of la grippe
and bad colds in and around Fair
view seems to be on the wane, and
all those who were affected by it are
on the high road to recovery.
FAIRvIEw, February l.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1892-02-05
ARIADNE, February l.
From Holiday.

Special correspondence
The closing exercises of the sec
ond term Of school at the Holladay
Independent Normal occurred last
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
evenings. The primary exercises
came off Wednesday evening, and
proved to be very interesting. The
scientific speeches Thursday even
ing were listened to with interest ;