The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1893-10-06
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS.

@. Il. Bateman and J, A. Clement
went to Paris Tuesday.
James Jeffrey and family, of Metho-
dist, are visiting Camden relatives.
J. w Greer and A. L. Presson have
been licensed to wed since our last issue.
o. w. Hubbs, Of Holiday, visited
Camden relatives the first of the week.
We received a pleasant call Monday |
from Postmaster W. X. Hicks, of Big
Sandy.
E. S. Cain, esq, THE CHRONICLES
agent at McIllwain, paid us a pleasant
call Monday
Harry Williams, Henry Fryer, and
Gideon Fitz Gerald were over from Hol-
low Rock Sunday.
Misses Ida and Sophia Rushing, OF
Bristow, visited their sister, Mrs. e. e.
Fry, during presbytery.
Miss Emma Vaughan, of Ralston, was
the guest of her sister, Mrs. w. $, Cor
bitt, during presbytery.
J. J. RUSSELL, Of Carroll County, was
the guest of the family of his brother,
J. W. Russell, during presbytery.
Jesse Selby and sister, Miss Nora, of
Cooley's Landing, were down Monday
and spent the day with Camden friends.
Tonight is the regular meeting of the
Young Peoples Society Of Christian En-
deavor. Everybody is cordially invited.
Miss Cora Jackson, of Paris, visited
her Camden friends during presbytery.
She was the guest of Miss Bette Whit
field.
Miss Mary Steele has returned from
visit to relatives in Dickson County.
She was accompanied by her niece, Miss
Eva Wyatt.
Colonel Halls show will locate on the
grounds near the depot on account of
their wagons being too heavy to haul
mp in town.
z. Childress and wife, of Ralston, and
at one time residents of this county, were
the guests of Camden friends during
presbytery.
Misses Florence, Laura, and Lizzie
Norton and IRA Chambers, of Hollow
Rock, were the guests of friends at this
place during presbytery.
o. @. Hudson left with us last week
samples Oh second crop of what are gen.
orally known as horse" apples. They
are are about one-third the average size
of first crop, but its equal in flavor.
Remember the grand, free balloon as
cension at Camden, Saturday, October
IA. Bring the children and see Profes-
sor Parker make his daring leap of 6,00O
feet with his parachute from the balloon.
1t developed that the State had no case
in the appeal bastardy suit of Lnhamey
Cox against James Barnes, which came
up before Judge B. Q. Scruggs Monday.
The case was dismissed and the com
plainant taxed with the cost.
There are several large shows claim.
ing to have baby elephant ON exhibit
ton. Colonel Halls big menagerie is
the only place you can see one. Bring
the children, for it is the delight of then
all, At Camden, Saturday, October IA
Getting their goods in retail quantitie
at wholesale manufacturers prices is
bargain that our people seldom have of
fered them, yet such offer is now mad
by James J. WHY. Read his advertise
ment and avail yourself of his money
saving bargains.
Our readers will have chance to Sc
Colonel Halls big railroad shows, mu
scum, and menagerie at Camden, Sal
urday, October IA. AS this is the onl
big show to visit us this season we woul
advise all lovers of circuses to attend 9
least one performance. 4
The Benton County jail has been d.
olared county work-house, and j. i
lofty, W. L. Morris, H. F. Stigall, an
A. G.. Mcdaniel have been appointe
county work-house commissioners. IL
usual amount of routine business wi
transacted in the county court Monda.
Next Sunday evening is the regult
appointment at this place of Rev. J. ]
Weaver, pastor Of the Methodist Epi
copal Church, South. He will also hol
devotional services at Cowell's Chap
Sunday afternoon at o'clock. Ever
body is cordially invited to attend the
services.
Interesting communications from Al
adne, Holiday, and Mount Zion are u
avoidably crowded out this week. o.
correspondents will not be discourage
howaYar. as it is seldom the columns