The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-09-28
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS,

Our letters from Flatwoods and
Faxon reached us too late for pub
lication this week.
Mr.. G, G. Camp, Of Eggville, left
Tuesday for Nashville where he is
spending several days.
Mrs. j. S, Yarbrough and chill
dren, of Guntersville, Ala, are WIS.,
iting Camden relatives.
Mr.. j. G. Conrad, whose head
quarters are now at Parsons, spent
Sunday with Camden friends.
Mr.. Buck Bivens and family left
this week for Buena Vista, where
they will reside for the present.
Mr.. Eugene Morris came home
from Huntsville, Ala, Saturday to
spend few days with homefolks.
Mr. Eula Hudson returned home
Monday from the Indian Territory,
where he has been for the past year
or more.
State Lecturer Baxter, of the
Farmers Alliance, will speak at
the courthouse tomorrow even
ing at 7 o'clock.
G. G. Enochs and Era Tucker
and w. l.. Pierce and M. S. Ok
ford have been licensed to marry
since our last issue.
Messrs. J. r. Herrin, of Bristow,
S. w. Bullock, of Big Sandy, and
j. N. Walker, of Sugar Tree, were
in attendance on chancery court
here Monday.
Mr.. E. E. Fry has resigned his
position at the stock store, to take
effect Monday. He is succeeded
by Mr.. 0, w. Hubbs, of Holladay,
who will move down this week.
Sheriff W. A. LashIee has ap-
pointed Mr.. George H, Harper, of
Eggyille, to be deputy sheriff. Mr..
Harper is a wide-awake, hustling
young business man, and will make
a good officer.
Chancellor Alternately convened
court Monday, which was adjourn
ed Wednesday. A large amount
of business was disposed, the pro-
ceedings of which will be given in
our next issue.
The little 5-year old son Of MI.
and Mrs. Edward Cowell, who re-
side one mile west of town, died
Monday evening from an attack of
Group The remains were inferred
at Cowells Chapel
One of the greatest religious re-
vivals ever had in that community
is in progress at Bethlehem. The
entire neighborhood is aroused, and
a large number of conversions were
reported up to yesterday.
The protracted services at the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
will he held next month, embracing
: the second Sunday. Rev. Ramsey
Duncan will be assisted during the
meeting by Rev. G. M. Oakley, Of
Huntingdon.
Rev. Ramsey Duncan lectured to
/. a large and attentive audience atthe
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Sunday evening on the subject of
woman" He will conduct devo-
tional services at the same church
next Sunday forenoon and evening"
Everybody is cordially invited.
David Wynn, who was sent to the
county jail at the August term of
Z circuit court, on a charge Of larce-
- ny, managed to effect his escape
9 tuesday. 1t was at the noon hour
and while Mrs Lashlee was giving
the prisoners their dinner. Wynn
= had secreted himself in some way,
" and when the door was opened he
made a bold dash for liberty.
IS Hon. Tom G. Rye, chairman of
/ the Democratic Executive Commit
=. tee of the Eighth Congressional
r District, arrived here Saturday and
Il remained until Tuesday, when he
st returned to Washington by way Of
S Nashville. In another column we
r publish his official announcement
le of the result Of the primary election
v in which Hon. B. A. Enloe is de
,e clared the Democratic nominee fol
le Congress for this district.
+ The marriage VOWS were solemn
E. ized between Mr.. |. w. Farmer, O
this nlace. and Miss Mande Martin