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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1892-07-15

CHRONICLE.
Hon. r. P. Cole, of Paris, passed
through Camden Sunday to make
canvass of Decatur and other up
river counties in the Eighth Con-
gressional District
A heavy storm of wind and rain
passed over this place Wednesday
evening Some damage was done
to growing crops, though nothing
serious has been reported,
For the convenience of the citi-
zens Of Holiday and vicinity, we
have made arrangements with Mr..
0. w. Hubbs to act as agent for
The CHRONICLE at that place,
If you have doubts about The
CHRONICLE Office not being equip
ped for turning out job printing
that is first-class, we invite you to
call and see samples of our work.
Rev. j. L. Viewers regular APP
pointment for services at the Cam
den Methodist Church is next Sun
day. Morningand evening services
will be held. Everybody invited.
All election tickets this year,
whether written or printed, must be
made out on plain white paper, 3
inches wide and inches long. All
tickets not of the size here given
thrown out.
Chairman A. c. McRae, of the
Democratic executive committee
will make out a list of appoint
ments for speaking for the Demo
cratic nominees for county Office;
and publish the same next week.
We can report only two marriage
licenses issued by the county clerl
since our last report. They were
issued to NJ. E. Rainey and Id'
Greer, Of the vicinity of Zach, an(
T. M. Eaves and F. D. McLoud, O
near Holiday.
Mr.. John Haley and sister, Mis-
Cora, visited relativesa at Union Git,
lastweek. Theywere accompanied
on the return home by their nieces
Miss Clarice Greer, who has beef
visiting at that place, and Miss Al
leen Ridgeway.
This week we present our read
ers with an interesting letter from
Big Sandy, the writer of which ha
agreed to furnish The CHRoNICL.
with the local happenings of tina
thriving town as often as possible
if not every week.
Heavy rains have damaged tn
corn crop to some extent in thi
county. 1t was reported Wednes
day that Tennessee River was riS
ing rapidly, and at some points i
the bottom lands, crops are almos
entirely submerged by overflow
Detective w. |. Overton, of CO
lumbia, Tenn, and Deputy Sheri
G. W. Kerr, of Makanda, Ill, VIII
captured and brought Buck Mac
rey to Camden, left for their home
, Monday afternoon. They will It
turn in August to attend the tria
A runaway couple were united i
marriage in the county clerks o
, fee last Tuesday. The contractin
parties were Mr.. f. M. caves an
Miss T. d. McLoud, from the Sc
: ond civil district. The ceremor
was performed by Rev. W.
Barnes.
Another arrest has been made
. the Stock-store and Francisco ro1
berry cases by detectives-that
Buck Madrey. Madrey was ca
tured near Makanda, ILL.,, Frid'
I night, the 9Th instant, by Detecti'
III q
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1892-07-15
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS.
PICKED UP by LOCAL REPORTERS.
Items of Interest Gathered During the In
tervaI Between Publication Days.

Mr.. John Scruggs, OF Holiday,
was down Sunday.
Miss Luter Stigall carried off the
prize honors at the writing school.
Mrs. Fannie Mcmillan left for
Big Sandy Tuesday to visit rela-
tives.
Mrs Effie Rushing and family
have been visiting at Ariadne this
week.
Messrs. Bob Lowry and Sol.
Atchison were up from Big Sandy
yesterday.
Mrs. T. H. Bateman is able to be
out again after an illness Of several
days last week.
The little child of Mr.. Dick Davis,
who resides near Zach, died last
Saturday morning.
Born, 2 miles southwest of Cam
den, July 7, to Mr.. and Mrs. j. V.
Cowell, daughter.
Mr.. James Bullock and daugh-
ter, Miss Lizzie, of Eggville, were
visiting in town Monday.
Overseer U. A. Potts had some
work done on the streets north of
the ourt-house yesterday.
A buggy overturned with Gus
lofty and a drummer near the de-
pot Monday. No one hurt.
The "merry-go-round" iswith us.
We are truly glad The CHRONICLE
does not have "devil" to depend
on.
The board of directors of the
Camden Bank and Trust Company
held an importantmeeting Wednes-
day.
Miss Dora Hall returned yester-
day evening from an extended visit
to relatives III the vicinity of Bris-
tow.
Mr. w. H. Petty, of Clarksburg
has returned home after teaching 6
successful writing school at thi:
place.
The colored people had a barbe,
cue and speaking near their church
short distance east of town, yes
terday.
The shed over Mr.. J. G. Hud
sons platform scales was blown
down by the wind last Wednesday
evening.
The county election tickets vii
be printed at The CHRONICLE Office
in time for distribution to all part
of the county.
The result of the game of bas,
ball Monday was a black eye TO
Gus lofty and broken finger TO
G. Wylie Arnold.
Judge B. G. Scruggs went t,
Nashville the first of the week t.
place little Arie Finley in the Stat
Industrial School.
Mr. W. K. Hicks, of Big Sandy
was in town Tuesday and left a.
order at The CHRONICLE Office TO
some job printing.
Prof. j. W. Murphy, of the Hol
laday school, and Prof. j. A. Ba
Der, of the Huntingdon school, wer
IN the city last week.
Circulars explaining the grade
system Of public schools Of Tenne'
see can be had by calling at tn
office of the county clerk.
Mrs. W. L. McElyea, of Eva,
very sick at the residence Of he
father-in-law, Mr.. F. A. McElye
Her family is attending her.
Rev. j. L. Weaver will leave fl
Bethel Springs next week to atten
district conference, which will
in session July %, %, and "a.
MIL +bo l++1o 1o,,0b+ar Of M
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1892-07-15
From Zach.

Regular correspondence
Mr.. A. Y. johnson continues
very feeble.
Mr.. J.H. Wiseman has moved his
family to Hollow Rock.
Mr.. L. A. Cook is in our town
this week loading lumber.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1892-07-15
A GREAT RUN (!
At Present | am Having a Great Run
on Lawn Tennis OxfordS.
They arc the Most Pleasant Foot Wear that
can he Manufactured.

DO your coms hurtf If so get a pair of my
Lawn Tennis Oxford Ties, have them in differ
ent grades: Gents at GS and 9S cents per pair;
Ladies', at IS and 49, Misses, vt rs, and Youths
nj
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1892-07-15

New Dress GOods.-Lawns, Persian Mus,
India, Linens, China silks, Ottoman Cloth, Bed
lord Cords, Nainsooks, Henriettas, and trim
mings to match.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1892-07-15

Have the Prottiest Line of Fans, Para
soils, and LaCes i'm the City!
The evening world., 1892-01-19
DON GIOVANNI
man..

one OF the best and most Interesting per-
formances Of the operate season was gwen al
the Metropolitan Opera-HOuse last night,
when Molarts masterpiece, " Don Giovanni"
was presented. Every enort was made to
render the Interpretation worthy one, for It
is Il well-known fact that "Don Giovanni"
unless It has an excellent cast, fails. This Is
the principal reason why 1t Is SO seldom
heard.
The cast last night was thoroughly excel
lent, with Lilli Lehman, Albani and Marie
Van Xandt In eager vocal rivalry as Anna,
Elyira and Zcrlina respectively. Tho public
gave the palm to lehman, who sang mag
nihcentiy from the opening to the close OF the
opera. Albani, who Is always an artist, suf-
fered from cold. An unfortunate inclina-
tion 10 cough came upon her at most crit
ical momcnt-wnen she was dallying with
high note~-and this gave her subse-
quent huskiness that was very;regrcttabie.
Van Zandt sang prettily, and beyond this
mild eulogy It Is not possible to go. I.assalle,
as Don Juan, was lacking In the viyacity and
other essential requisites OF this role, from a
dramatic point OF view. Vocally he con-
firmed the excellent impression given by his
performance last Friday In LAfricaine."
The other roles were intrusted to Paul
Kalisch, Sig. Carbone, sig. serbolini and
Edouard de Reszke De Reszke had shaken
on his iethargy, and his performance was an
excellent one In every way.
The evening world., 1892-01-19
4" SQUIRE KATE

There must be poetry IN pudding. for Rob
ert Buchanan, who Is something " q poet,
made the heroine OF his play, esquire Ka.e,"
first apparent as n pudding-naker. There
, she stood, with dainty sleeves upturncd,
kneading the ingredients, while around her
was II pretty rural kltchen-one OF those
charming stage creations from which never
-manatc odOrs OF burning fat or overboiled
milk. Robert Buchanan made Squire Kate"
from tho French "la Fcrmiere,' and 1t WAS
produced for the nrst time anywhere ut the
lyccum Theatre.
II began aS charming little pastoral
drama, showing us Kate and Hctty Thorpe In
sisierly affection, twO roses In the light,
Then we learned that Kate loved George
Ieathcott, and that George athcott loved
iIct.y. An old miscr suddenly lett all his
wealth to Kate, and George llcathcott'S
iathcr iOngCd for her as daughtcr-in-law.
50 Dr Iuadr up his mind TO arrange things,
aENWaJ. lie told Kate that George was dead
IN lave win her: gave h'r ring with
Georges love. and made the unfortunate
maldn very happy. few minutes later
Kate /, II witness OF love scene between
george nad Hc,ty. sue cOnfrOntS IIctty,
treats h,r in very unSlsterly manner, and
los". the sympathy Of the audience, who are
accustomed to Instant scif-sacrlnce on The
altar VI sUrVral duty.
III" play np 10 his point has been very
pretty simple poetic, natural. What more
ncli.:nIfui than III" scene with the hay
makers, with pretty lictty', form outlined
against = lovely LNccum slNi nut IN the
hcAi act the pastoral comedy degcneraies
I into wretchcd trash, unworthy OF the Lyccum
! Theatre. II becomes not simply bad play,
| nut very stupid one After all this poetry,
/ this nutuialness, this touching ruralitl, the
| old chr>tuutty Nlllpin appears In the shape OF
! u pOitOnrr. Georges father found that the
only way TO make his son marry Kate Is TO
poison ilrlty. We have Il long talk about the
! toXiculugical =. value al bellad0nna. The
| rather Induces iirtty 10 drink some poisoned
milk. She drinks II, Is III, and In the next net
rrCpvcrs
! Why this perfectly idiotic Incident was In
lroduced into the pluy 1t ID Impossible to sur
mise, 1t ruins overythiny--the artistic value
OF esquire Kate" l. tossed to the winds as
signally as the huy into the wagon In the
preceding act. The play misses It's object
and becomes II wretchedly hybrid at1air. The
ending 1, also awfuly tame. Kate, In spite
Of her excess of vlrago-lsm gives George to
! her sister ard ais her fortune. And-for the
sake OF ,ha, portion OF the audience who ike
every thins comfortably settled IN their minds
! before they 60 hoine-it Is intiinuted that
/ hate VIII at some fut uir date uDrry GeorIrey
| Dnonc the Uvcrsrcr, vino has loved her
ee,hlnEly for iDuumc'able years. esquire
| Kate" It " III thus be- seen, started IN admira-
bly, and ended lamcntably. Had THIS condl-
The evening world., 1892-01-19
WORLDllNCS.

The Russian Cysr has an income Of S2h, 900 .
day, which makes President Harrison's Sl37 per
diem look rather small.
An Oregon man recently invited twenty people to
dine on one sweet potato, which weighed nearly
ten pounds, and of which there was respectful BILE
remnant after eyerybody's appetite had been
satisfied.
Statistcisns say that an average man of l54
po lnds weight has enough iron in his constitution
to make plouxhshsro, and enough phosphorus to
make half million matches.
II is rcckoned that mans ancerstorr, counting
back twenty generations, number more than a
million, and uhsn the record is carried back to
the thirtieth generation the number reaches .
billion
Of the 3as. .7l6 divorces granted in the United
States in twenty years. 65 per cent ware granted
to wives their petitions for dissolution Of the
matrimonial bonds.
The evening world., 1892-01-19
BROOKLYN Theatres.

COLI Sims NEW PARK THEATRE.
"Stanoing room only" WAS displayed In
the lobby OF the Park Theatre last evening
Mr. and Mrs. Kendall reappeared and were
given warm welcome. Tom Taylors " still
Waters Run Deep" was the play selected, and
both the leading roles were interpreted in an
enective manner. The company Includes j.
X. DodSon, Mr.. Bucklaw and Violet Page To-
night % The Weaker Sex" will be given.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
j.. K. Emmett, son OF the original " Fritz"
made his nrst appearance In Brooklyn last
night. lie filled the principal role In " Fritz
In Ireland" character which his father
made familiar TO all theatre-goers. Young
Emmet gave fairly good performance.
THE ANPHIoS.
"Mr. Barnes OF New York" has evidently
lost none OF Its powers OF attraction, II the
audience that gathered at the Amphion last
night counts for anything. The play abounds
In thrilling situations and delightful comedy,
Hugo Toland, sheridan Black, Frazer Coulter.
and the Misses Merton, Field, snyder and
Bartel were In the cast.
BEDFORD AVENUE THEATRE.
Nellie Mclienry and her company OF come
dians received warm welcome last night at
the Bedford Avenue Theatre. A Night at
the Circus was the medium through which
the cleverness OF herself and her associates
The evening world., 1892-01-19
For n Mulish Husband.

To ~, Ediior
When the mule nature enters largely into
the makeup OF husband you should b. very
careful how you manage, Unless YOU are an
expert pray don't attempt II, for II your hus-
band Is of the Kind named above and S'is-
poets you are trying to manage him ever 81
little, It's all over with you. You might us
well give him the BIT aud let him SO until he
ilnds out Tor himself IT'S better to Dc swectly
led than to stand alone ami kick.
II you have good. true man, with brains,
being managed. The thought or how you
shall manage such a man will not enter your
head.
Give him the wealth OF your affection keep
your heart and home for him alone tell him
your little troubles, invite his confidence In
return; sympathize with him, and when he
needs II comfort him.
II this fails OF producing q happy husband
the trouble is with the patient, not the
remedy. EXPERT.
The evening world., 1892-01-19
BEGaARs TURNING TO HIeHwAYMrN.

Either the ordinary New York street
begsar has begun to take up extraordinary
methods, or new and espe clally danger
Gus class of mendicants has begun TO
manifest its presence among US. In
stances are increasing in number in
which, in place of the old. meek requests
for penny towards "a nights lodging "
or to relieve the ranes of fellow -crea.
ture who has "eaten nothing for two
days. have come demands threateninely'
uttered and occasionally accompanied bv
. demonstration OF force,
such case il reported amoug last
nights events. when \ bepgar who asked
. young girl for money u Park Row fol.
lowed up his demand iy scizing the Girl
by the arm. A policeman was fortunately
near and the ruffan was promptly
secured. IL another instance, also of last
night, male pedestrian was approached
BY two violent beggars,
Begging, always an cffense and We,
sometimes OF such sort that one hesi.
tates to secure the punishment of the
offender, comes when accompanied bv
violence pretty close to the line of high
way robbery. There is call for heroic
treatment on the part of citizens. the
police and the courts to promptly stamI
out this new mepace from the city streets
The evening world., 1892-01-19
Don't Grab ala Salary.

10 hr t,iitD,
You win our husbands heart aud ought 10
bc able to keep It, You should De Just us
arrectionuto as YOU were before marriage
Ny husband shall always be- my lover.
Keep yourself as pretty as possible, and
your house tidy, cosy ana cheerful, so that he
comfort.
Above nll do no, make him lay down his
salary ana deal out his car fare and lunch
money to him aS II he did not know how to
Keep 10 himself SOIlr women think that Is
the way 10 manage, but | know II makes u
man feel very small.
DO not have any Interference from relatiN es
on either side. lf you arc old enough to
marry you are old enough to manage your
own household
DO not yrumblr ur fret at him. What man
would not submit ~ management Of this
kind blonde.
The evening world., 1892-01-19

Now is the hear, of the Princeton
boarding mistress disconsolate, for the
Princeton College boys have ret out to
establish an eating club and carry on
their own boarding house on n large
scale. The plant of the students is that
they have not hitherto got their moneys
worth of daily bread and butter. II this
be true. the landladies had long ago, in
their own reckless hands, just the ounce
Of prevention needed for the ills now
threatening them.
The evening world., 1892-01-19

Certain gentlemen connected with the
original drafting of the present secret I"
Elsctrocution Law of the State have, as a
Revision Committee, very naturally re-
ported to the State Senate in favor of re-
tanning the press. gag provision of that
law: This report. however. should hardly
stand in the way of AL intelligent and
rational treatment of the matter by the
Legislature. Such treatment would, of
course, involve the prompt wiping out of
the unconstitutional attempt at news
payer muzzling
The evening world., 1892-01-19
By Mutual Concession.

To NE K,TiIVT
The man who has TO be "manag-d" Uy the
woman he has promised 10 love ana cherish Is
not worthy the uame OF husband. A h,ls-
band ishould De able TO manage himself and
family land a truly happy man and wife are
they who consult one another, give In to one
anuthrr's little weakness sses. console one an.
other In the trials, large and small, which
trouble all IN this liTe).
Without harmony and self-sacriHce on both
sides there cnunut be love or happiness. do
not manage my husband; We concedr to
one another. Truth, PatChouue, !. l.
The evening world., 1892-01-19
UNDER HAPPY RULE.
Well Managed Husbands Not
Necessarily Henpecked.
Women Tell Of Households Low
ingIy Controlled.
" Evening World" Women Readers
Reveal Administrative Secrets.

The tenor Of the letters published in these
columns is to show that American households
must be the happiest In the world. The
loyalty, devotion, lovsbiencss OF American
wives shine from their written pages with a
glow that warns the cookies Of the human
heart ana stimulates ones faith In the race.
Letters come to the editor by hundreds.
All will he considered IN awarding the prize,
though necessarily but few can be printed.
The contest IL governed by the following:
CONDITIONS
The evening world., 1892-01-19

THr EVENING WORLD ,pW gre a 0o'd donhe
eagte 10 NE un,,on rhO shO'os hest
"How 10 MANAGE A HrsBASp.' 7he plan
must 10 contained Ia i'no hUndr"d cords,
rrntsu on One SIDE or ne paper, hare the
Wriisr'S name ana 0ddi,ss (nOt necessarily
JOr I,Tbiicdf,OiD, ana b, directed 10 HUSBAND
EDITOR, kvISISa WORLD, PULITZER 81 iLDIsG.
The evening world., 1892-01-19
Proven by Results.

10 'bp J'ior
don't try To manage my husband AT all.
! think II Is he who manages Inc. win write
the way treat him nnd your readers will
Judge for themselves.
try to show him that In everything my
first though 5 ARE for his happiness ana wei
fare. ] never trouble hun with little cares
and worries. always try to be cheerful and
10 keep our little home brlht ana comfort
able, for think II Is attention to these every
day matters that make, home happy, and q
happy home Is the best evidence that II hllS-
band II well managed. At.
The evening world., 1892-01-19

The Police Commissioners mean to be
kindly considerate Because fair Har-
lem girl il heart -smitlen over an uptown
roundsman who 10 already married they
transfer the officer to another precinct,
far away. But, All me. There are pretty
girls all over town, and where shall such
a figure Of . roundsinnn be safo?
The evening world., 1892-01-19

An eleven. year. old boy attempted sui
eide by jumping into the North River
last night. 1t is too much TO hope that
his cold plunge will have any effect on
the taste for cigarettes and dime novels
to which his state OF mind ia attributed.
The evening world., 1892-01-19
Let Him Smoke.

To TNf FTITUI
Let him have his way. let him smoke at
all times and IN any room, for he enjoys u
bonnet. Be a willing To accompany him to
theatre or places OF hnlu,cIncnf as you were
before YOU married. Shuuiu nr remain out late
do not uphraid him. Rcmembcr ever
that he ~ busy with head ana hands while
You are al home resting. LizIIE.
The evening world., 1892-01-19

THE WORLD wiH not. under any cirramEant.s
hold ifseg responsible for The return or sart.
hsepin0 Of any rejected manuscripts or piouss.
q Uhatsoeper character or value. No exceptions
XIII be made to fhis rne ui'h regard 10 either
istf0s or ineIosurs,. NCy WiH TIE editor sntr,
INTO correspondence concerning uLara.iaJis
H0Hnscytpfs.
The evening world., 1892-01-19

for such an institution. II seems hardly
necessary to remark that athletic inter-
ests are already SO broadly National that
they will assure their own future and the
future hardihood of tho American race
without snch Government paternalsm us
Mr. MrLDooS thinks would be proper
The evening world., 1892-01-19

4 man III All almshouse near Wilkes.
bnrre IN still in Il sleep which has already
lasted thirteen months. lie is losing u
good deal of time. but at least he is safe
from the Chilian war spirit.
The evening world., 1892-01-19
BY Tact.



In direct proportion as the wife Is tacliul
aud sclt-cUntrolied 50 can she manage her
husband. Sell-dieciplinc Is generally the un-
known quantity In households where the hus-
band Is not managed 10 the wIfc', satisfar-
iiOu. Mrs +. j. IT,, summit, y. H.
The evening world., 1892-01-19
Try tho Golden Rule.

To fht TdTIOf
Endeavor patiently and lovingly TO under
stand him In every phase or his existence:
then do to him exactly as you would have
him do to you under the same circumst noes,
nllowing as much as you possibly eau for any
difference between your dispositions.
FLusHiNG.
The evening world., 1892-01-19

Onr Excise laws should be no framed as
mixed rop,i!stion. They should be drawn
with u liberal consideration for the con
ditluns of The time and the people.
The evening world., 1892-01-19

was shown. Miss McIienry is sprightly and
yivaclous, and duplicated the hit she made In
the Western District.
LEE AVENUE ACADEMY.
"Tuxedo," a combination of minstrelsy and
farce-comedy, was presented at the Lee
Avenue Academy last night. The company
Is headed by George Thatcher The hit OF
the evening was made by X. j. Jose, whose
sweet voice won much applause. II. w.
Frillman, RaymOn Moore, 1lughey Dougherty,
Burt sheppard, Blanche Hayden and the
other members OF the company were well re-
ceived
HOLINESS eTAR THEATRE.
g Birds Of Feather" which was successful
at the Bedford Avenue Theatre, was pre-
sented before a good-sized audience last night
at Holiness star Theatre. The play is full Of
excitement and also possesses some amusing
incidents. Charles Bowser Nils the leading
role,
The evening world., 1892-01-19
Another Point OF View.

Miss Athena Hubbs before the Venus OF
Milo)-What symmetry! What beauty! What
all ideal OF loyelincss!
Miss Bacon (Chicago)-And how sad TO
think that she should have to be a Dago!
The evening world., 1892-01-19
Stating His Wishes.

Stating His Wishes.
tFrom Judge.l
Well, sir, what can do for you this morn.
ing ?" said old MIR. Scadds, as young Dol,cy
entered his counting-room.
81 want your consent to our engagement,
SIR" replied Dolley. Your daughter and
love each other and want to marry"
indeed" snorted the father. Anything
else:"
Well, sir, might mention before go that
Austin Corbin gave his daughter flve million
dollars as a wedding present"
The evening world., 1892-01-19

Literary Note.
From Teras Si/tings.l
Friend-How about your poem, Charley
getting on with itf
Charley-oh, yes expect to finish 1t In .
day or two.
Friend-That's good and to what paper
will you send 1t nrst3
The evening world., 1892-01-19

- had awful pains around my heart, that felt %
II something was going through - shArp q
razors," said frederick l.. Kunst to . repsrter.
that would stand still. afraid to move. 1su6srsd
that way for three years" Mr. Kunst 10 the jani-
Fifty-seventh street. He lives at 1872 East Fifty
siIth street had cstarrh for years. continue I'd
get so nervous felt as N would go insane. suf-
fered terribly. I had headaches and diIxy spslls,
My nose was stopped up and mucus dropped down
IN my throat. Iwent TO Doctors MeCoy and Wild
| don't have any more pains In my heart now, and
Doctors McCoS aud Wildman have CURED me Of
catarrh. am . different person"