davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-08-07
Oo0esfGIe.

8tS beute Otitta8 tpurbcn ouf benz Sc
iunobettSomte Sic fol9en6en So0es fGue an
ger1el0et:
Glso g8itt, go, 2 Gardner Str., 6 81.
IS.
6cleno Braun, 0o, 3 M6itiug StroBe,
Gtpolo 0}erbolb, 30, 574 Soman Qlue.
l s.. l 80.
6reo 9eiie, Merc3 6ofpitoI, IS s.
Anna @%n9elmann, $40. "a GanaIport
Q(pc., 6 so.
9toio aOeiier, go. 724 %. Chicago Qtoe -,
2 10.
eorolina Gmeric6, gO, 269 @al5tena
2lDe., rs s.
2tnna Nlppe(t, So. 60 Genter str., 5 90.
=. ~
Spa 9retrt3, SO, 1910 Suftine str.,
@Ottlicb ebool, go, 1923 Gtr., 36
5sleno aOpfc, $50. 1906 Qoomis Ctr.
9 SO. 2 E. '
5ronf @amiOt, go. 1914 9aflin @tr.,
IS. '
70 S.
gIiie Miuer, go, 535 aocine a(Denle
@iaiom 0tiec6er, $50. $50 Us. gtofz
Dapt Str9 s %. II 8.
, 1893-08-07
Cine 8aronin in Shmulitdten.

Gon S0uIOenmad6en a(Iein fam Ser
Wen1cb~ befonttllcD nt5t leben. 9d5 be-
ginltt nun alc0 bic 8aronin Blanc ~c;n5lt>
iebcn. iDelcbe iic6 bcreit5 felt smei Monatsn
IN u%1lerer Gt0ot aufDGlt uub luitig Daralf
l~O58cpumpt bat. Dem Metropolc Club
2cibltatlc an Ser rs. 6trnBc lc3uloct tic,
mic e5 0eiBt, ba5 SUmmcbeu BON 500,
aud) lit bareit3 pon iencm OcicbIfte cine
8lG9c Ge8e1 tic onNdngig gcmacDt lporocn,
tD05 tic GeitcrN jeo0cb nicbt nbDtclt, t0rc
ilblic6e Gpa5tcrfobrt 5u uuterIte0Mcn. Ser
Iuticbcr unb Der 8eoicl1tc trugell babel,
1Utc 9clpDDnlI0 blQu>1DctBc 2tprat, nGbreno
bic GarOnin, ticf in Scbpor5 gebiUt, in Sen
19npelcn0c1 &tnen 0c5 clcJ0ntcn y3a9cnS
Jas, b~cgleitct Don ibrcr O}lttcr luD ibrcu1
S~ejoenpinlc5er.
2tutb i5rem 2lrStc un6 Dcric0icoenen
Slori(ten iou Sic pQr1ebmc Dame beoeu>
tcn6e Summen icbutDen. sic beDobnt
nit ibrcr M2uttcr, 6roU 9ticbollon, unO
tDrer 3ofe Gr1eitine einc 0n5o0t 3iMmer
in benz Ncujngton 6otel, beiien 0cic96ftSz
fjiDrer, 81, %. 8. Sage, Iid5 6iuiicbtljcb
Ser finan5ielcn @er0dltniiie in tiefc5
Sc9pci8en bllut,
SStt 20 Vttbtt lltDl llS pPC NlIulII
i9reS gegcntoGrti9cn 6ouptDcrc0rer5, So
iporo go. 9toof'S aus GnQlon0, nit groBen
6offnungen ent8e9cn. ST piro, 10 Der
~lNlSet, lie ntDt nur aus alien finau5icllen
S1pulitdtcn b%efreien, ionDcrn itc aucb III
iciuer 0attiu macbcn. Sn ber lcBtercn
3eit bat man tie Ddufi9 in Der Oeieuihaft
zines iun9cn 6crrn aus @itt5burg gcie6en,
Der iebo6 cin 6ycullo be5 5ufiinfttgen
6trrn 0emablS Der 8orontn fem ioQ un6
lpoDricbctnliD aucb nacb bet 6od3eit !6ausz
frc1lto bleiben mir0.
Die 8aronin Blanc lit cine 0eborene
Yittsburgcrtn uno Deiratbete Baron 8lanc,
ipel1er ais Der Spr0Bling elmer fran,0s
iii6en Sarnilte in 2onbon uno Stem g)orf
cine 9ctpiiie 9toue iptelte. Sn Sol9e zines
Secbtelmec6telS, ba5 bic 0aronin nit etnem
iungen blonoen ocuti6en Wonne, 9tamcns
6reo. Sungmann, einem Spbne po6lz
babenoer Gltcr1, in Stem Oorf Bate, lteB
1t9 Der Baron bon ibr id6cibel1, lporouf Ie
3t iDrer Dalten 2icbe", ser 8iibnc, 3rriidz
teDrte ieood o6nc Grfolg. sic untcrna6nt
0ann bon 9fep Oort aus, in 8eglettuno
Sreo. Sun9mdnn'S, cine 0teiie mach GaIis
f%ornten, tpo tie 6errn &opt, ser, ipie es
betBt, nunmebr tbr &etter un6 @atte tperz
Sen miro, fennen Ierntc. Sb Ser iunqe
9eutIbe gleibfals 6auSfreun6 Bel Dem
iungen 8aare ietu ipirb, mic Der iunge
Btttebur9er, oarit6er lGBt itcb nocb nicbtS
Se1tln1mtcS IN SrfQhrlund brtn0elt.
, 1893-08-07
Stdott1hes,
Kletne uad,rthten.

-- SIM G%alllnetfluB ertrallt ant Sal1l1tdg
Srant Steconto BET Dem Gcriuc6, ieinen
6reun0 Ofite &alef, tpel3er betm Sii0en
hrs 0oiier ftel, Su retten. Salef fam nit
benz 2eben DauDn.
= Ncp. QSm. 9. 9pncb BON Set Yauz
t%tnaltr. Wtetbo0iitenfircbe Bat Die @nt1
befung 9enlocbt, bab in Gbica9o 9egGmbclt
mirO unO Otes qcltcrn QtbenO lctnen Sc
mtinOc9lie0er mitgct6eilt. Die Sptel6Ouenz
bcijBcr freucn itdb, baB tie eincn 10 etFrt8en
N8enten beiibcn,
- 8jelc unierer 2eier iperben bas Nor6>
LIGHT bemerft BADEN, ipelcbe5 9eltera Nbeno
etipa I'm 8 llbr BEN 0intn1el ilumtntrte,
Der n0rDltd5e 6oriSDnt mar alBcrgeiD0bn@
licb beu, bocb entitanben nur ~einSelne belle
Strn6(cl1, melcbe Die 0ticbtung mach oem
s3entt6 na0nte1, benieIbcn ober nicbt en-
retcbten. 9a5 Sc1auipiel bnuerte ettpa cine
Babe Stunbe.
- TriB S6raDer, elmer I'M erer betdnn>
teitet Deuticben 8iirger, itarb geitern Wtor>
gen pl0blicb in ieiner Q8p0nung an Bel
mont Q(De. Gr mar I'M 8egrifi, feline in
0euticblan6 peilen0e 6rau unb Godbtcr 3rt
belucben u1b nur "a Stlnbcn fronf 9e>
!peiet. 0ttt SuDluuE4y LUtlu9eI lelL etHe[
9teiGe BON Sabren i'm @jrunpeigent6umS7
gci9Gft tb6tig mar, erreicbte Gin Sitter BON
53 SaDren.
Der @irtb Nttc6ael SODcs, SO. $50
StatcitraBc, unb bellcn Satin itanbcn
beute DOT Gt6ter SrabpeQ inter ser 2(nz
tlage, Bic 23jdDrige MtarD 6effrOn, peIcbe
am Sreita0 N6en6 iib in jencr @irtbidaft
befano, burcb cine Wtii3ung BON GitrioI
nno GarbOlidltre in ei1ten iebr fritil6en
a3uitanb periebt 81 BADEN. Der SAT- mur6c
bis gum II. ;. Wfts. Dericboben un0 Sic
Qlngetlagten inter ie $500 Siir9ldaft gez
felt.
- Sin toOer 6unO, ipalcber baS @sIeiie
Der Sort 8apne>Sobn entlong lief, pcrur1
ia6tc beute Wtor9en in G%ngletpOoo ntcbt
9eringc 2lufrc9un9. 0fan lab ben Softer
Suerit al Der SO. StraBe u1o bon bDrt
tpurOe ct bis nacb ser SO. StraBe Dcrfolgt,
mo Die &ugcl aus Dem 9tepolper zines go
l"iStiten leinem perfeblten 9alein ein 3tel
fcbte. @lii6liber g8eiie tpurOe Ntema1b
bon Dem 6urbe gebilicn.
, 1893-08-07
S6d6enfeuer.

9as 2aserDa1s bon s.. 8, un6 :. 8
GO9ers, go. 1914 3m0lfte Str, mur6(
beute firth 8e9en bier ltbr burcb elmer
8rano gum 8etrage bon etpa $4,000 ge=
i6aOigt, Sir ben S9aOen lit OoIIe Ser:
Iicberung D0rDan6en.
9oS Telter tpurOe I'M &elIergciboB See
ais 2a8er9altS Der r6ibelttp Storage 60"
befannten G'ebGuOes pabri6einlib 6urd
ctnen a4tloS fort8eporfenen brennenoer
Gigarrenitumncl bcruria1t. Die SLAM:
men t6eilten ii9 icbneu Dem er1ten Sto6:
iperf nit utO bclbG0t8ten ben SnbaLt BET:
icI6cn INN cttpa $1,000. 9aS @cbGu6e
ielblt fann nit $500 pieoer in 9uteu gu:
Itano bcrleBt iperben.
, 1893-08-07
Oolfsfeit Ger ..6druodriH.

Sn S8oelt'S 0roDe begtn9cn geitert Bic
Dteltgen &Ogen Oe5 ocutiden Srbcns Der
0arugari ein groBcS 8olf9feit, ipcicbc5 in
allen ietncn Sbetle1 etncn groBartigen
Grfolg bate. 9lm. 8ormittag butten iicb
Die peribtebenen 2ogen auf benz 6eumartt
Der1dmlnelt, nm Don bier aus in einern
llberauS itattlicben 3u9e nacb Dem 6eitplaBe
31 mdr16tret. Die &ogc1 Der JforOlDelt1
ieite biloeten cine ~beionoere Seftion, Die
ftb BON Der GGe oer MooOitraBe uro Wfilz
tDaufee NDe. rab Dem BicnicplaBe betpegte.
SIM 60uptfet5u9e befor0eu itb Sablreicbc
SeltiDagen nit btlt0rtl0en uno aIegortld6en
@ruppen, Die belonOere5 Nuficben erregte1,
PUT Oem SeitplaBe fatben Sic iibLi6en
Observation-Disclosures itatt. Die Dem 6nz
rugart>C r0cn 0n9eD0rtgen 0ci1n9pereinc,
Die s.. 2ieOertafel, Der s.. Mtdnnercbor unb
Der s.. SGn9er6or BON SnDianapoliS ilberz
botcu iicb 8e8enieitig in Der @jeberga6e bet
b%errltcbltcn Gie0crpcrLcn. HDilipp &00ler
ulto Garter s.. 60rriion bieIten 2(nipro7
6el1. &crtretcn moren auf Dem 6eitc fol-
genoe G9icd8Oer 2Ogen beS !6orugariz
Srocn5:
0clDetta, Columbia, 8eftanlt, g2il6elm
Sell, Ireuc 8riioer, ScbtQer, 0creinigung,
gerrnonia, 9to6ert Blum, Gintracbt, Sum-
bOlOt, @0tbc, Goncoroia, 6offnung, ga
Saue, Gini8teit, 2(rmtnia, Trieoens, &0rz
ner, 8orti9ritt, 5rci4cit, 28eitzGbjca9o,
Stupe, Seine, W1erfIe, Santa, 2clling,
Scarf Marr, 9tort6 Weitern, 98ai6in9ton,
Woban, 6erpe8b, 2tncoln, 8ri9Dton 9arf,
GorpGrts, Sortibrttt, Qluonbals, 3ufunft,
iotpie itarfe 9elegationcn bon Stem Yort,
gbilaoelp3ta unO 3ablrei9en 0rtcn aus
Sutnot5.
, 1893-08-07

Sci Buffalo 8tQ" marcn ge1tcrn ser
Mtabarajob DON &opurtbala unb 8iirger
George 6rancis Grain Su Safe.
SanttGtSinipettor &clog9 uno Doctor
HouQbleD pom NuSitelun9s >Qler3teeS tabe
tperben beute bas gtep Oorfer StaatSgez
bGuOe tnipi3iren, nm baS an9ebltcb 9eiunO>
beitSptori8c Nb3u9slpitem Oes @ebaltOes 3u
unterluden.
, 1893-08-07
Oerfolote Wirthe.

8or Gidter Guinn'S @eri6t IN Subs
9arf itanOen 6cute 8orntttag mteDrere oui
Geranlaliung Ser 6Dbe Barf YrOtectiDe
Niiociation perbaftete 6otelz unb &eltauz
ration8beiiber inter Der Nnflage, bas 9Dbe
Barter 9robibitionS9cieb iibcrtreten gu
habcn. Die Nngetlagten icbtcn einen N1fz
i6ub Der 8erbanolung bis gum IA. Nu9uit
bur6. Sic itnb: 8arren 2elanO, bonn
Gbica9o 8ea6 9otel; @arren 2elanb iun.,
bonn u8orlO's Soir Snn"; S, 80. SoneS,
bonn MOOOlotpa Sotel; 9eOnorO g}elion,
8eiiber BON g}elfom's ]5eeItouront an Ser
63iten StroBe; Omen Sobnion, SeitBer
DeS Geitaurants 6440 Stonep SSlanO QlOe. ;
s.. Sarlep, 63ite StraBe, uno S. 3.
WoIf, 601te StraBe unb @bgcrton Npenue.
Die 8iirgl9aft ipurbe fit icOen Der 9(ngez
fIagten auf 5000 feitgeitcIt.
, 1893-08-07

9bonnirtauf boS 0benbblatt Ser SQinoie
3ettuug. 4retS l Sent.
, 1893-08-07
Sparfdmfett n0tbto.

Die aus BEN @eipcrbei6einen Der @trt6e
berriibrenocn @in1a6mcn iinb berntaBen
binter ben NbicbaBungen 5uriif9ebliebcn,
oaB Der UtaDor licb cnti1lolen Daben ioQ,
in uerl6ie0enen 9lbt6cilungen Die a3obl Der
2lngeltellten 81 c%rmdBigcn. 90 tpnrben
5. 3. bel Der 6citlteaung bcS Budgets
81 900 600 titr StraBeureini9un9 ousge,
iporfcn uno Superintendent @cllcS Der>
bratcDte Die 6dlfte bieicr Summe in
ettpa bier Wfonaten. Man itebt, baB
sic 9anse 8etpiutgung iib crldb1pien
miiBte, c6c baS Sa6r 81 GnOe gcbt,
penn feline @egenmaBregeln getroffcn mere
ben. @5 miro bebauptet, baB piele 2(ngcs
iteate Dicler NbtbeiInng nur aus politiiben
@riinbcn Selcbdfti9ung crDicltcn, BEN an
ite gcitelten 9lniorDerungcn aber burcbauS
nicbt 9eipacblen icien. Jtacbi olgenb brinz
gen mir cine Stite Der Nn9eitelIten nit Ser
Se5ablun9, lpclbc ic td9Iitb erbaltcn:
, 1893-08-07
3uianln1clt

a3uldmmcn. ...... $l0S.32
@tne arose Nn5abl BON 6uDriperfcn lit in
oiclcr Nbt9ctlung bci1dfti9t unb c5 miro
beDduptet, oaB bic cigentlicbcn 8eiiBcr berz
iclben Staotpdter iinb, lpclc6c iib bintcr
crbDr0ten 9t0men pcriteden.
, 1893-08-07
06ite aus Soniiiana.

Ser @ouberneur bon 2outiiand, Murp6D
&. Softer unb iein 0efoIge trafen 9eitern
nit Der 102 Wtan itorfen g8aibin9ton Dir
tilerie in G6icogO Elm. Die 2(nfOmmltnge
purDen bon Dem 9rtQzGorpS Der st. Ser
nar0 G%OmmanOerD, auf Ser Station bet
Suinols Central : 8abn an Ser
So. StraBe empfangen unb nab Sem
6alptquartier BON 0o%uiitana an Der 80.
StraBe un0 Cornell Qtpe. ge!eitet. 9as
Milttdr be3Og al ber 81. StraBe unb 8aibs
iu8tOn 2Ipe. Elm 6elblager, Sin 8peiter
8abn5ug bracbte am 2lbenb nodb bic 80
Wtonn itorfe 8otterie 8. Der 2ouiitanaer
6elbortiuerie bierDer. Sic tpuroe BON Ben
Gbica8oer 9uioren empfan9en uno nad
Dem 2omp5ere 6otel an OgleSbD 9tpc. unb
81. StraBc gcleitet. Sin Bug NIT BEN 3.
uno 4. Battalion OerSnfanterie miro beute
eintreffen. Die 2ouiiianQcr @dite itnp
bter6er 9ef0mmen, NM an Der @tntpeibung
OeS 2outiianaer StaatS9ebGu6eS am 10.
AugNlt t3eil5unebwen.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1893-03-10
Tt Brenlis the Record.

The new Washington Limited" train
inaugurated by the Nashville, Chatta-
nooga, and st. Louis Railroad between
Nashville and Washington City, makes
the run in the unparalleled time of 25
hours, leaving Nashville 7 30a. m. daily,
arrives at Chattanooga 1926 p. M,
Knoxville 3.45 p. M, Washington, East
ern time, $50 a. M, and New York, East
ern time, 3.o0p. m. 1t is one of the fin
esttrains in thecountry, having Pullman
Vestibuled Sleeping Car through from
Nashville to Washington, with magnif-
cent new Dining Car and Day Coaches
from Chattanooga, making the run 81
hours quicker thGn3by any other route
1t is truly record breaker, and will be
blessing to the people going East.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1893-03-10

Our agent at Eva reported Mon
day that thepackage Of CHRONICLES
for that placefailed to show up last
week. We know that the package
was properly madeup at this place,
but can not account for its failure
to reach it's proper destination.
When the machinery of the new
Democratic administration gets in
good working order, we feel safe in
saying that the numerous CON-
plants reportedto this Office will
not be necessary.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1893-03-10

Mr.. NJ. D. McElyea showed us a
curiosity a few days ago in the form
of a piperecently picked up by him
near the foot of Pilot Knob, in the
tenth civil district. 1t is made Of
rock, rudely fashioned, and it will
probably weigh over a pound. Il
is pronounced a relic of the wild
men of the forest, who inhabited
this country nearly century ago
and it has perhaps an interesting
history, which, if known, strange
and weird scenes and incidents o.
wild Indian life in that locality il
by gone years could be recalled by
the vivid mind. The pipe is nov
the property Of Mr.. James j. WHY
and is on exhibition at his store.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1893-03-10


You can not invest 25 or 50 cents any
better than to take home with you bot
tie of DR.. Hale's Household Cough Cure.
Sold by the Hatley Drug Go.
Judge (toman up for having five wives) (:
How could you be SO hardened villain I?
The Guilty One: Please, your honor, 1
was only trying to get a good one. =
Life.
DR.. Hale's Household Ointment is a
positive specific for pneumonia. 1T cures
when all else fails. Sure cure for neu-
ralgia. Sold by the Hatley Drug Co.
Doctor: Bid you repeat the prescrip-
ton as 1 directed? Patient: Yes; can
say every word Of it backward, but !
don't feel a blamed bit better.--Inter-
Ocean.
Indigestion and constipationare cured
very quickly by DR.. Hale's Household
Tea, the great blood purifier and nerve
tonic. Sold by the Hatley Drug Co.
Doctor, when do you think man
weighs the most?" asked patient who
was undergoing a dietary treatment
When he steps on my corns, answered
the doctor. Tit
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1893-03-10

Quitea number Of exchanges of
residences have taken place this
week. Mr.. G. +. Woods moved his
family to Waverly Monday. The
day following DR.. j. M. Moses and
Mr.. G. B. Greer moved to the coun-
try, DR.. Moses moving to his farm
north of town, and Mr.. Greer NOV
ed to the Strickland farm, which
he recently exchanged with Mr.. W.
P. Saunders for his town property.
Mr.. Saunders moved into the resi-
dence he purchased Of and vacated
by DIR. Moses. Wednesday Mr.. U.
A. Potts moved into the residence
he purchased of Mr.. Saunders and
vacated by Mr.. Greer. We under
stand that Circuit Clerk Brooks
Will move into the residence vacat-
ed by Mr.. Potts.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1893-03-10
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS.

hollOW AtOOh MOnudy'
Mr. James McMackins, of Hol-
low Rock, was over Sunday.
Mss Ben Bell is visitingin Hum
phreys County (Big Bottom) this
week.
Mr.. Guy Hall, Of Huntingdon,
was on a visit to his father and sis
tea Sunday.
Mr.. George F. Bateman made a
flying business trip to Nashville the
first of the week.
Messrs. I. B. Cantrell, A. N. Lind
sey, and J.F. Dowdy, Of Big Sandy,
were up yesterday.
Mr.. Cornelius Cole, who was in
disposed Tuesday, is able to be at
his post Of duty again.
Judge w. G. East came overfrom
Buena Vista Saturday and will re-
main during this week.
Mrs. Will S. Corbett left the first
of the week to spend a few days
with her parents at Gardner.
Miss Dora Hall left Monday to
visit relatives at Lexington, where
she remained until Wednesday.
Mrs. Eliza Corbett is visiting in
town this week. She is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest E. Fry.
Mr.. W. R. Selby came up from
Cairo, ILL.,, the first Of the week to
look after some business matters
Mr.. Orlando Lashlee, of the
tenth district, left for Louisville
Saturday with a carload of cattle.
Mack Thomas, colored cobbler,
died at his home north of Camden
Monday, after protracted illness.
Mrs, B. G. Scruggs was very sick
the first of the week, but we are
glad to be able to state that she is
better.
There was special meeting OF
the knights Of Pythias, Of Camden,
at their Castle Hall Wednesday
evening.
The friends of Mrs. j. l.. Weaver
will rejoice to learn that her health
has been much better for the past
few days.
Mr.. J. H. Bruce, the gentlemanlg
manager of the Alabama Hotel, al
Hollow Rock, was visitor at Cam.
den Monday.
Judge Joe r. Hawkins, of Hunt
ingdon, was up on business con
nected with the courts of this place
the past week.
A new enterprise was established
in Camden this week, a blacksmith
shop, by Messrs. James TOWNSEND
and Alex. Bell.
The prescription department o
j. G. Presson's drug store is super
intended by DR.. r. r. Travis sine
the change of firm.
Judge l.. L. Hawkins and lad
of Huntingdon spent Friday Of las
week in Camden, the guests of Hor
j. H. Farmer and lady.
The CHRONICLE does job print
ing that is frst-class in every re
spect. Our specially is good prin
ing, not cheap printing.
T. j. Smothers and NJ. E. Bracl
in were issued license to MARI
Friday Of last week. No license
have been issued this week.
Rev. j. J. Gray, of McKenzi
delivered two able sermons at I'll
Cumberland Presbyterian Churc
Sunday forenoon and evening.
Several of the Benton Seminar
boys took in the excursion yeste
day. We failed to get compler
list Of names of those who went
Mr.. S. A. Brown and sister, Mi
Tennie, Of near Dardanelle, Arb
arrived Sunday morning on Wis
to their sister Mrs. A. G. McRa
NJ 2 Z Hassall and d..
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1893-03-10

A lawsuit in chancery which has
been dragging along for some time
between r.. II. Hassell and j. X.
Allison was compromised Wednes-
day.
Danville suffered serious loss
from fire Tuesday night The tel
egraph and freight Office, post-of-
fee, and business houses Of Messrs.
Aday and Outlaw were destroyed.
The friends of Mrs. w. P. Ward,
of South Camden, will learn with
much regret of her illness. She
has been sick several days, but was
reported improving yesterday.
Mr.. A. G. McRae has been indis-
posed for several days, and has
been confined to his room part of
the time. He is able to be up at
this writing, however.
Miss Emma Newsome, daughter
of Mr.. Sol, Newsome, who has been
visiting relatives in Humphreys
County, was brought home Sunday
badly crippled from rheumatism.
Uncle Mike Bursey says it's a
mistake about his moving to the
Perkins place, instead he has NOV
ed to the John Farmer place, a
short distance northwest from Cam
den.
Nothingof extraordinary import
ance was transacted in the county
court this week. Clerk Steele says
outside of looking up some old bus,
mess he has had comparatively al
easy time.
Some cotton on the platform a
} the depot caught fire from sparks
from a passing train yesterday, bu
fortunately was discovered and ex
., tinguished before any great dam
age was done.
|. The taking Of testimony in thu
< Thrasher-Enloe contested election
8 case has been in progress for som'
s time. The testimony SO far is no
sustaining Mr.. Thrasher in hi
{ charges Of fraud.
/, Mrs. Jasper Mitchell, Of the four
Y teenth civil district, died last Sat
urday the 9TH instant, of consump
+ ton. She leaves husband an,
h one child. She was buried Mon
It at New Shiloh Cemetery.
Quite a crowd Of Humphreys an
Y Carroll County people were in tow
It last Monday trading with our mel
+ chants. Camden merchants hav
won name in our sister counties c
y selling honest goods and pursuin
l. honestmethods, which causes man
e to come here and buy.
The Office Of The CHRONICLE We
d honored Monday by pleasant visit
h from Messrs. G. G. Camp, of Egs
d vile; County Superintendent A. {
Barnes, o. w. Hubbs, and w. {
IF Barker, of Holiday; I. NJ. Davic
r son, Of Clydeton; W. M. Warmac
,e and Simon Mobiles, of Big Sand
and J.J. Weatherly, Of Eva.
ly Camden sent quite adelegatic
st to Nashville on the excursion We
n. terday. We could not get Il
names Of all who went, but notice
It. w. G. Kirk, w. G. Hatley, G.
e. Brecheen, George Shelton, Jol
It. w. Bateman, Bob Stagner, and
r. Presson in the crowd. besides
k number from the county distric
ry who went.
es Alex Cody, a colored youth, wi
engaged in helping Mr.. U. A. Pot
lie, move Wednesday found" MI
he Potts pocket-book, which had S
Oh in gold in it. The loss was 500
discovered, and as Alex PREFER,
ny silver to gold and exchanged it
~ Mr.. james j. Wyly's, he was So
IL 1.z..-.z-. 1 L. NJ. Dill 4
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1893-03-10
SELL YOUR LUMBER.
a Buyer Who Pays Cash for Cut Lumber,
Standing Timber, and Logs.

W. R. Selby, lumber buyer for G. Z.
Houston & Co, Chicago. will buy your
hardwood lumber, such as Walnut, Oak,
Ash, Poplar, etc, Standing Timber and
Logs, and pay you the highest market
price for the same. Office over the Cam
den Bank, Camden, Tenn. % 1y.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1893-03-10
St.kOuiS & Tennessee River
PACKET COMPANY.
Lofty OF SHEFFIELD.
sTEAMRRs:{ CITY OF PADUCAH.
tCITY OF SAVANNAH

ONE of these elegant steamers leave st. Louis
= every Wednesday, and Saturday for all points
on the Mississippi Riyerto Cairo, Ohio River TO
Paducah, and Tennessee River 10 Florence, TAX
ing freight and passengers for all points on the
Ohio 20 Pittsburgh, and on the Cumberland to
Nashville. Through bills of lading, prompt sery-
ice, and low rates.
JOHN Il. MASSEN GALE,
Traffic Manager,
Wharfboat foot of Olive street. ST. LOUIS.
eTy-One of these steamers arrive at Johnson
willie every Tuesday aud Friday
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1893-03-10
INTERESTING MlscELLAMY.

Advertisements viii be inserted under this head
for 10 cents per line for first insertion and cents
per line for each insertion thereafter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-04
THAT "p,FFicuLTY" AT ALTON,
Rodgers Not BADLY Hurt and Will Not
Prosecute.

ALTON, HIS, Dec. 4-Thc affray between
United States Consul John w. Coppinyer
and Colonel A. L. Rodgers is greatly de-
piored BY the friends Of each Coppiuger's
statement has been obtaine 1 and is to the
effect that he did not come here by ap.
pointment with Congressman Forman on
business concerning the postofiice cand.
dates, bat tc attend 10 some private af.
fairs. He did not even know Forman was
coming until he heard he WAS in The city,
and when he went into Doran's saloon
the idea of Il conference being in progres.
there had not entered mis- head.
Though his argument with Colonel
Rodgers was heated he had no idea o.;
trouble until Colonel Rodgers struck him
with l:is cane and attempted to strike the
second blow. With the blood streaming
down and binding hiri and dazed from
the force OF the blow received he with the
material instinct OF self-preservation drew
his revolver and fired in seif-Gerense Cop.
pinger slept none that night and suffered
much from the wound on his head.
Rodgers rested easily and is about his
home. News has been received from
Rodgers to the effect that he will not pros
ecute Coppinger
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-04
QUITE LIVELY FOR BALTIMORE.
lhc. Old Tcwn Reports E,azc That Costs
He- = 100000

BALTtMoRE, Dec. I. - The Heiseu
building. 81 and SIS Sou;h Paca street, oc-
cupied by ID. Langfeld & Co., cloak Man.
ufacturers; the Deutsche Lithogra phin.
d Printing Company; MaH, John q Cory,
drapers and overails. ani Charles Heisen.
shoe manufacturer. WAS destroyed 10y fire
The fire spread TO August Nenkcn-S To.
bacco Leaf and Cigar Compauy,ihe dissect.
ing building OF the Maryland University
Of Medicine, N. ;. Levy. straw hat manu-.
iacJurer; the Jewish synagoyU. at pac,
and GermaW streets, and L. Cobkn',
stables. Sixteen subjects" were in
pickle" in the lissecting room and al
were consumed. The loss is about 500,
600; fully insured.
DULUTH, MINI, Dec. "A fire broke
on: in the warehouse of the Union dock
on Lake avenue. 1t envelored The adjoin-
ing wal ehouse and both were destroy ed
They were owned by William Dunn, o.
Chicago. Loss, $1,000