The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1895-02-22

I 1llt many AAAhAltAa III AAAs ~ H.
Farmer will regret to learn that his
general health is no better.
Mr.. WHY Hooper, Of Chicago,
came down on a visit last Friday.
He returned home Sunday, and was
accompanied as for as Nashville by
his cousin, Miss Stella Lashlee.
Mrs. Daisie Yarbrough, of Nash
Vile, came down on a visit to her
father and sister Tuesday. She
was accompanied by Miss Stella
Lashlee, who had been her guest
since Saturday.
Mrs. Grim and daughter, Miss
Maggie, after a residence of a few
months at Nashville, have returned
to Camden. Miss Maude remained
at Nashville, where she holds a lu-
cretive position.
While Mr.. Harris Cuff and wife
and two Misses Utley were return
ing from the singing at Flatwoods
Sunday their bob sled was over
turned throwing them all ont, but
fortunately no one was seriously
injured.
In view Of the fact that on ac-
count of so much snow this winter
the spring freshets may be looked
for earlier than usual, farmers re-
siding and having stock in the low
lands should take warning. Fore
warned is forearmed.
The case Of Joe G. Hudson,
against l.. 0. Lashlee was tried be-
fore Justice w. T. Morris Saturday.
Judgment was given in favor of
! plaintiff. Sidney l.. Peeler and w.
L. Maiden represented Lashlee and
j. A. Clement represented Hudson.
The coop factory at Trezevant is
working nine hands regularly and
hope to be able to sell from 5000
to 10000 coops this year. Messrs,
Ware & Argo are proprietOrs OF
the factory and are doing a land
Office business.-Carroll County
Democrat.
Junie, the 13-year-old son Of Mr.
Louis Saunders, who resides about
seventies south Of here, was badly
burned from an explosion of gur
powder Wednesday. Newsstand.
ing in front of the fire and dropped
some powderon the hearth. While
in the act of gathering it up, the
powder exploded, burning bis face
and hands.
The case Of Joe G. Hudson, agen
Of A. Gossett against Kib Terry
and A. n. Walker came up before
Justice w. T. Morris last Saturday
Judgment was in favor Of plaintiff
The case was appealed to the Cir
cult court Sidney L. Peeler an(
w. r. Maiden were the attorney
for Terry and Walker and j. A
Clement attorney for Hudson.
The West Tennessee Land anc
Immigration Company will TAX
I.options, buy, sell and rent land ant
lido a general real estate business
Parties having land for sale, an,
those who own farms and will rem
or sell, will find it to their interes
to call on OF address d. G. Hudso
or w. 7. Morris, ESQ.,, at the cler
/ and masters Office, Camden, Tenn
Sheriff w. A. Lashlee requests u
to announce that all the jurors VIII
have been summoned for the Apr.
term Of circuit court are notified
not heed the summons. This ha
been made necessary by the cres
: tion Of the new criminal court fo
this circuit. The new court Wi
meet the third Monday in May, an
UlllS Cndug6 Will nec6SSIJaJ6 Jne az
/. pointment Of new jurors.
Owing to a severe cold, Eide
Mooney did not preach here, a
previously announced, Thursda
evening Of last week. Rev. L. L
Hamilton, Of Holladay, occupie
I the pulpit, and preached a very il
: teresting sermon. Elder Moone
left Friday to preside at the quar-
: terly conference at Manleys ChapC
! / Saturday and Sunday. Hereturne
a hereandflledan appointmentMor
t day evening.
Mr.. A. G.. Shelton, Of Pavatr
g Landing, is the possessor of one
+ the largest cranes ever seen in tht