The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1895-05-17

was nlso badly burned IN tne euoft
20 save the life Of his child.
Rev. l. r. Hubbs, Of Holladay,
who visited his brother, Mr. %. w.
HubbE, Sunday and Monday, filled
Rev II. H Casons appointment at
the Methodistchurch Sunday even
ing. Hoisayery forcible speaker,
and his sermon was highly appre-
ciated by all who bad the pleasure
of hearing him.
Mr. w. A. Yarbrough attended
the twenty-lourth annual conyen-
ton OF the Grand Lodge, Knights
of Pythias, of Tennessee, which was
held at Chattanooga last week. He
also visited at Guntersvllle, Ala,
returning home yesterday Mrs
Yarbrough and child have returned
from a visit at Nashville.
The Paducah, Tennessee and AL
ALBANIA Railroad and the Tennessee
Midland Railroad offers the ex-
treme low rate Of one fare for the
round from May II to 20 account
of the Interstate Drill at Memphis.
Tickets good returning to and In
Guiding May II. On account of
the meeting of free silver Demo-
Gratis at Jackson May "A, the above
roads will sell round trip tickets on
the oath and 25th good returning
until the 26th al rate of one fare
for round trip. For further par
! ticulars address A. j. Welch, gem
eral passenger and ticket agent,
Memphis, Tenn.
Mr.. w. G.. Hatley, for number
of years a well-known resident OF
: Camden, and a native of the coun-
ty, died on Thursday evening OF
last week at about 9 o'clock. He
I contracted pneumonia while en-
) gagged in farming near Tennessee,
River. and his death occurred aftel
= a short illness. There were expires
q sions of general regret when it be
came known that he had passeC
suddenly away. He leaves a sad
e hearted wife, who has the sympa
thy Of the entire community in he
i, great bereavement. The remain
: were carried to their last restin
place at Camden Cemetery Frida
afternoon.
: Criminal court Will convene fc
= the first time next Monday. Th
following are the most importar
cases on the docket: Jack Wilso
. and Dave Wynn, larceny; Willial
= Cole, disturbing public worship; ,
II A. Holland, larceny; w. /. Farme
fraudulent breach Of trust; Mario
-e Norman, carrying pistol; CharlC
q Dudley, carrying weapon; Hor1
4 Gibson and b. w. McDade, til
pling; I. I'll. Nixon, giving liquC
ID to minor; Duze Robins, grand la
o. ceny; Horace Milhgan, assaultwit
u intent to commit murder. The
are a number of charges Of drunI
le enness, tippIing, lewdness, usir
1. obscene language aud disturbiI
Y. public worship.
Miss Stella Mccain, of Box, al
is Mr. V. A. Rushing, Of this plac
l. were happily married at the Tes
w dence Of Rev. Mr.. Duncan, net
Box, whooficiated at the ceremon
, The bride is daughter Of Judg
70 Mccain, Of Humphreys Count
p and a most estimable young lad
! Mr.. Rushing is a son Of our town
man, Mr.. B. @. Rushing, and is
y y very exemplary young man, enc
az getic, industrious and perseverin
= and has friends wherever he goe
y MIR. and Mrs. Rushing arrived he
yesterday morning where they W
Z reside in the future. We join
extending OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ana De
9d wishes
To Messrs. A. N. Lindsey and Ste
rell Rayborn, Of Big Sandy, can
7d up Friday with Hugh Arnold al
r turned him over to Sheriff W.
I'll Lashlee. On the same day Blu
al Cloyd, who was sent up for ter
OF Of fifteen from Greene County Ia
year, and who made his escape frc
MT the penitentiary the first OF t
he week, gave himself up to Sher
ed Lashlee, who carried the two
n capes to Nashville Saturday a
by turned them over to the peniten
airy authorities. Arnold, who "