The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1895-04-26

A slight frost fell in this locality
Sundaynight, butnot heavy enough
10 injure fruit
Rev Ramsey Duncan, Of Hunt
ingdon, pastor Of the Presbyterian
church, is with as this week. He
viii conduct devotional services at
this place next Sunday forenoon
and evening All are invited.
A cordial invitation is extended
every one TO attend the prayer SER
vices at the Methodist church on
Wednesday evenings and the Chris
tian Endeayor services at the Pres
byterian churchon Friday evenings.
The part Of town usually known
as Quality Hill" was enlivened
Monday evening by a serenading
party composed Of young ladies.
1t is said that the music was soul
stirring, entirely original and made
a lasting impression. The serenad-
ers are invited to come again.
A petition is being circulated
along the road to have a passenger
coach attached to the local freights.
This would be so great a conyen-
ience that we hope to hear of the
project being successfully carried
ont at an early day. This would
! give us six instead Of four passen-
ger trains daily Wayerly Sentinel
A Big Sandy special Of Monday
to the Nashville American says,
"John French, who resides 4 miles
south of this place, while jumping
with some boys last Sunday slipped
and broke his leg just below the
knee. 1t seems that French had
fallen behind in his jumping, and
made an extra effort to come ur
with them, hence the accident. He
is doing well at this writing"
Sheriff w. A. Lashlee, Deputy
Marshal w. G. Kirk, j. L. g5tty
jr., G. A. McElrath, J. w. Arnold
L. 2. Thomson, Davey Rushing
Mrs. Leona Evans (nee Cockrell,
and a number of others went dowr
to Jackson Monday to attend Fed.
eral court, the majority of them as
witnesses. Mike Bursey, who wen
down Saturday, and J. w. Arnold
were released and with a number
of witnesses have returned home
We are in receipt of letter from
Assessor d. A. Gossett at Parsons
who was hastily summoned to tha
place last Friday to the bedside O
his son, Mr.. d. B. Gossett, who il
dangerously sick, stating that tn,
attending physician had advised
him to remain there for few days
or until there is a change for tn,
better This will explain why MI
Gossett was not at work this weel
IN the seventh civil district.
According to the new time sched
ule on the mail route from Camdel
to Sugar Tree, which takes effec
the first Of next month, the mai
from Sugar Tree will arrive her
daily at 12.17 p. m. and depart at
pm. This will certainly be NOR
convenient all around, and Suga
Tree, Holladay, Cozburgh and al
T other points on the route will re
ceive their eastern mail nearly 2
, hours sooner. The department
, to be commended for making til
, change.
Mr.. J. M. Beaton, Of Enloe, an
| Miss Anna Butler, daughter of MI
and Mrs. William Butler, Of nea
Big Sandy, were united in MARI
age Thursday Of last week. Tn
! happy event occurred at the hom
of the BRIDES parents, Rev. Fathe
Henry, of Clarksyille, officiating
' The bridal party were the guest
of the family Of the bridegroom
q uncle, j. A. Clement, ESQ.,, Friday
. returning to Enloe Saturday wher
they will reside in the future. Tn
CHRONICLE joins in extending COZ
gratulations and best wishes.
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