The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-10-26
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS.

on business Tuesday,
Miss Lille Rushing, of Big San
dy, is visiting Camden relatives.
Mr.. B. Q. Rushing moved his
family from Box to Camden last
Friday.
Mrs. M. e; Grim and daughters
left Wednesday morning to make
their home at Nashville.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Potts, of Big
Sandy, were the guests of their son,
Mr. U. A. Potts, Wednesday.
Rev. Mr.. Anthony, a Lutheran
minister, Of Dickson, held services
at Pleasant Ridge, near Fairview,
Sunday.
Hon. Tom G. Rye and family ar
rived from Washington Monday,
and will remain until after the No
vember election.
Mr.. E. G. Hubbs and daughter.
Miss Bette, of Holladay, were the
guests Of the family of hisson, Mr
y, W, Hubbs, Monday.
Mrs. NJ McRae has sold her
stock of millinery to Farmer, Hud-
son " Farmer, where she now has
charge of that department.
Mr.. Charlie Kirby has moved his
| family to town, They occupy the
building recently purchased by Mr..
} James Bullock of Mr. Eyart Steele.
3 Mr. L. O. Lashlee has exchanged
his home place near the station to
e Mr.. M. A, Hatley for the residence
now Occupied by Mr.. J. w. Arnold,
y on Paris street.
: Mr.. j. G. Presson has purchased
the residence property known as
the old Methodist church, on De-
pot street, and will move in after
making some repairs.
l. Workmen are engaged this week
in remodeling the interior of the
:. building purchased 10y Mr.. B. G.
n Rushing. The Office department
e will be arranged for a store-room.
:, Mr.. T. j. Dodd, of Holiday, has
Il bought the machinery and every
S. thing connected with Wards stave
II factory, in South Camden, and will
, move his family to this place next
H. week, where he will continue the
y business Of making slaves.
~ After a most successful revival
" the meetings at the Cumberland
Y Presbyterian Church we're brought
! ! to close Wednesday night. Rev
! Mr.. Wilson has accomplished q
- great work in our midst, many souls
have been saved for the Master anC
os it is hoped that the seeds sown viii
OF continue to bear good fruit.
n Rev. W. H. Williams, the drum
ed mer evangelist, delivered his lect
ure "From Bondage to Freedom
as at the Cumberland Presbyterian
We Church Saturday afternoon. MI
h. Williams is a pleasant speaker, AM
he held the attention of his hearers
j. who were we'll paid for going out
IS hear him.
)c- "Out in the Streets" fine ten
ay perance drama, will be presente
TX, at the Camden Collegiate Institut
tomorrow Saturday, night. Th
play abounds in wit, humor an
ire pathos. North Carolina Pete wi
he captivate you at once. Doors wi
az be open at 7 o'clock. Admissio
ay 25 and l5 cents Nobody can affor
at to miss it.
; Mr.. W. P. Ward and his exceller
re family left yesterday to make the
'm:Il WI home at Greencastle, Ind, wher
}ln 3 NJ Air. Ward viii engage in the maj
lie ufacture Of furniture. The famil
'n- 'n have made many warm and devote
'ui friends while residing at Camdel
and the news of their departure
e8- received with general regret. W
an voice the sentiment of our peopl
.ne in wishing them success and pros
IN perity in their new home.
4 el. For two weeks past the surfac
ICy of a hill near the home of Mr.. Ian
ar- Matlock, in the first civil distric
eIs w has been steadily burning with n
'!e prospect of the fire diminishin.
III Mr. James H. Combs has some
the ashes of the dirt burned, and
has resembles Venetian red about
yea near as anything we can describ