The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1895-05-03

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Rev. Ramsey Duncan preached |
two excellent sermons at the Pres
byterian church Sunday forenoon
and evening.
Messrs w. H. Maiden, A. G.Mc- |
Daniel, /. w. Gibson, Tom Farmer
and others were in Nashville the |
first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. @. Rushing and !
Mr.. b. w. McDade left yesterday
for Johnsonville to join an excur-
sion TO Paducah by river
All kinds of fruit give promise
of a large yield, and the housewife
is happy over the prospect Of pre-
serving and canning the same.
Miss Florence Nauce and sister,
Miss Jennie, two charming young
ladies' of near Garfield, are guests
of the Misses Shgall this week.
Clerk and Master ID. G. Hudson
and Mrs. A. Arnold visited the lat
ter's sister, Mrs. Lashlee, at Clyde
ton, this week, returning Wednes-
day.
Moonlight fishing parties are the
latest amusement for Camdenites.
1t don'tm make any difference wheth-
er it is moonlight or not, just so
you catch the fish.
Rev. r.. w. Ayres will preach the
funeral sermon of Mrs. G. nj. Wise
man at Postoak church the second
Sunday in this month at ii o'clock
a. m. All are invited.
So far we have heard nothing in
regard to children's day being OBJ
served by the Sunday schools. The
sentiment is unfavorable to having
such exercises in warm weather.
Sheriff w. A. Lashlee and fami.
ly and Mr.. George w. Bateman anC
family spent the day last Tuesday
fishing in Cypress Greek. They
reported excellent sport and no enc
of enjoyment.
Rev. I. f. Cason went to Jack
son Monday where he ofioiated a
; the wedding of his brother yester
l day. He will remain to attend tn,
wedding of his sister, which als'
:. occurs this week.
l There will be contest by tn
students of the Camden Collegiat
l Institute for the gold medal offerer
7 by Prof. o. L. Kennedy this even
ing at the Methodist church. Th
a public is invited.
/ Circuit Clerk A. r. Brooks an
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac \
n Wilson went to Ramble Creek las
t Tuesday where the day was speT
in fishing. They carried lunch an
# report jolly time.
v The bill to incorporate Camde
has passed the senate and is no
q before the house. Thelong-draw
out gubernatorial contestquestio
has overshadowed all others befol
the general assembly7this week.
> A son Of Davey Rushing, whi
watching DR.. w. L. Hubbs pc
form a surgical operation ON IL
= hand Of Mr.. Berry, turned sick al
just as he reached the drug stol
fell in a faint Monday. He W,
l. carried in and soon revived.
- A communication was receive
from Wheatley last week, which v
le declined to publish as it was wit
to out signature. The writer simp
neglected to sign the letter, whiC
rs is very important when the lett,
!. is intended for publication.
Secretary and General Manag,
Is w. E. McRae of the Home Bull,
is ing, Loan and Savings Associate
reports the association in fou
id ishing condition, and shares co,
b, tinue in demand. Copies Of Il
bylaws Of the association will |
is furnished on application.
e. Large quantities Of lumber al
timber is being delivered here a
70 most daily for shipment. With
- : little enterprise and capital a lars
quantity Of this timber could
shipped as furniture, etc, therel
IS bringing considerably more mon,
~ into the county than is at prese
y realized on the raw materials.
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