The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1895-02-08
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS.

Mr.. J, A. Barnes, Of Big Sandy,
was up on business Tuesday.
Mr.. j. w. Brumager, of Big San
dy, was in the city Monday.
Mr.. M. J. Ryan, of Bristow, was
here on business last Friday.
Mr.. r. f. Hassell, Of Holiday,
and J. E. Deaton, of Zach, were in
the city Monday.
Messrs. William Caraway and J.
G. Lowry, Of Big Sandy, were in
town Wednesday.
Messrs. e. S. Cain and Mr.. Nc
lllwain, of McIllwain,. were down
on business Monday.
Messrs. d. g. Hudson and w. 7
Morris spent tuesday and Wednes-
day at the Rock City.
Mr.. c. P. Allen, the enterprising
merchant at Coxburgh, spent last
Saturday in our midst.
Messrs. w. S. Rayborn and M.
Herndon, of Big Sandy, were in
attendance atcounty court Monday.
Mr.. Aaron Beaton, who has been
visiting relatives at this place, left
for his home near Enloe Tuesday.
Mr. T. w. Barnes. one of Bris-
tow's progressive citizens, was cir
culating among his many friends
here Monday.
We were misinformed rs to Rev.
Ramsey Duncan preaching here
Sunday. He will not be with MS
again until thefourth Sunday inthis
mouth.
Next Sunday evening is the reg
ular appointment of Rev. T. +. Ca
son at the Methodist church. Ev-
erybody is cordially invited to at
tend the services.
County Clerk G. B, Greer has is
sued licenses to the following coup
les to marry: Oscar Phifpr and
Lille Parker and ID, z. Nunnery
and Eva B. Johnson.
Assessor d. A. Gossett, of Hol.
laday, was in the city the first oil
the week. He has completed the
work of assessment in the first, elev
entb and thirteenth districts, anC
informed us that he would he en-
gagged next week in the third anC
fourteenth districts.
Attic Sunday school at the Pres
byterian church Sunday resolutions
were unanimously adopted regret
ing that duty called Judge B. G
Scruggs, Il member of the school
elsewhere, and commencing him t,
the kindness and christian fellow
ship Of those with whom his lot ha
been caste.
The young folks enjoyed de
lightful musical entertainment a
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Jo
G. Hudson Monday evening, givel
i'll honor of Misses Lizzie Morton
of Manlyville, and Lola Lowry, o
Eva, who were guests of Misse
Lizzie Mccullough and Mary Wyl
the first of the week.
Trustee d. J. Allen was besiege,
all day Monday by taxpayers, VIII
came to town prepared to liquidat
their Indebtedness to the count
and State, and Mr.. Allen was busil
occupied from early morning unit
a late hour issuing the coveted re
ceipts for warrants and the har,
cash of the industrious patriots 0
old Benton.
Every semi-occasionally it be
comes necessary for us to remint
I some of our readers that all new
communications and other article
intended for publication III III
CHRONICLE must be accompanied
| by the writer's name. Twoarticle
were received this week one from
Big Sandy and one from Eva th
last mentioned article being q yer,
lucid statement Of the corporation
question here, bat both are with
held for signatures,
Mr.. e. H. Harris, who has re
Gently been commissioned aguards
man at the State penitentiary a
Nashville, left for that place Mon
I day to report for duty. The ap
continent was secured through th
efforts Of Hon. W. L. Morris, whic
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