The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-11-23


who is the guest this week of her
uncle, Mr.. Joe G. Hudson.
j. w. Arnold was carried before
Commissioner Carter, at Paris, last
Wednesday by Deputy Marshal
Kirk on a charge of selling whis-
ky without licenses. He gave bond
and returned home yesterday.
One month and two days until
christmas! AS the holiday season
approaches the small boy who has
been laying-by his pennies to cele-
brate the advent Of this important
eventnow scents the fun from afar.
A Big Sandy special to the Mem
phis Commercial-Appeal Tuesday
of last week says: S. B. Luck,
dealer in general merchandise at
this place, made an assignment yes
terday, naming j. G. Lowry as as
signee.
How many are going to hear
Hon. Henry Watterson lecture at
Huntingdon next Monday evening,
He is one of the greatest thinkers
Of the present age, and this is the
opportunity Of a life time to hear
him. Reduced rates will be given
) on the railroads.
Miss Alma Greer was the success
full one in the oratorical contest
Thursday evening Of last week and
: carried off the silver medal. Sew
eral took part in the contest, and
, while only one could secure the
> medal all acquitted themselves with
much credit. In the language of
t an observer, who was present at the
t two contests held, "the boys donot
+. seem to be in it"
/ A large audience was present at
e the Methodist Church last Monday
i evening to hear the concertgivenb by
the Bridges Bros, of Chicago. An
:. excellent program of vocal and in
e strumental music was wellTendered
j and was received with hearty ap-
plause. A class of about thirty
members was organized for the
study of vocal culture. The first
: lessons were, given Wednesday af-
ternOon and evening"
Hon.W. L. Morris, Senator-elect
|, James Jeffreys and G. w. Shelton
>. went to Nashville Tuesday. The
lstter had a double motive in going
! to the Rock City, and continuing
e q his journey to Lebanon, where the
- - marriage.vows were soon plighted
3 between himself and Miss Ophelia
; Sullens. They returned yesterday
K morning, and have been the recipi.
/. ents Of many congratulations from
l. friends and acquaintance.
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# Camden is on the eve of another
n building boom which may out rivaI
n that of three years ago. The term
:, "boom" is not intended to convey
r the idea of spasmodic growth pc.
culiar to the West, but a substan-
y, tial, steady building up of the town
: The excellent prospect for a per,
" manent school Of high grade in oul
! midst is an incentive to this. We
u u learn of many families that contem-
" plate locating here, in order that
their children may receive the ad,
is vantages of the excellent training
! guaranteed under Professor Ken.
IS nedy and members of the faculty
ie of the Camden Collegiate Institute
1t Camden now has it in her power tC
build dup a school that will compare
r favorably with the leading first
II class colleges Of the State. Tn,
ID prospects wereneverbetter. Every
le week new names are added to tn,
A. large enrolment at this excelen