The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1895-06-07

meet here next Monday.
Rev. r.. w. Ayres will preach the
funeral sermon Of Mrs Bette Far
mer, deceased, nc Flatwoods church |
the fourth Sunday in this month.
Sidney J.. Peeler, esq, reports
| the first beans of the season. He /
| had beans for dinner Monday, and /
we acknowledge an invitation 30
take dinner with him this week and /
beans would be on the menu
The commencement exercises of
| the Holladay Independent Normal
school at Holladay is being held /
this week. A good program has
been prepared and an interesting /
time is promised all who attend. /
Miss Minnie Barnes, of Wyly, /
whose arm was dislocated a short |
time ago by swing breaking and
letting her fall, was brought to her
grandfather's, Mr.. Alex. Bell, last
Saturday. Drs. w. Il. Hubbs and
| Felix G.. Hudson have the case in
charge.
Messrs. b. G. Rushing and son,
w. A. Rushing, who have sold out
at Box, have been over there this
week taking an invoice of the stock
of goods. Mr.. Emerson Thompson
assisted in the store here during
their absence.
Mr.. w. M. Cuff, Of near Eva, was
in town Wednesday. He reported
a heavy rainfall in his locality, and
says that Beaverdam Greek was 6
inches higher Wednesday morning
than in was at the time Of the June
freshet a number Of years ago.
Deputy Marshals Lem Stanford,
, jr, of Lexington, and w. G. Kirk,
of Holiday, carried Roy England,
of Rockport, and James Matlock,
of Eagle Greek, to Huntingdon last
{ Wednesday to appear before Com
missioner Crockett on the charges
! of selling liquor without licenses.
5 The remains of Miss Adeline
Dowell, who died Saturday at her
p home at Gardner, were brought to
, this place Sunday afternoon and in
tered at Camden Cemetery. The
deceased was a daughter of Caleb
. Dowell, who resided here several
years ago, and removed to Gardner
where he has since died.
;, Rev. WILDER Hamilton, Of Dyer
L burgh, who has been visiting his
. brother, Rev. L. ID. Hamilton, oi
i Holladay, returned home Wednes.
9 day, accompanied by Mrs. J.. ID
Hamilton and children. Rev. Mr.
o Hamilton, Rev. [. r. Hubbs anC
s Mr.. Warren Woods, Of Holladay
came with them to this place.
: The funeral Of J. f. Presson, de
IS ceased, will be preached by Rey. j
IL. Weaver, Of Decaturville, at thu
Z. Camden Cemetery the third Sun
l. day in this month. The service
will be, conducted under the auspi
, ces Of the Masonic fraternity Will
II all the honors due a deceased mem
ber Of that ancient and noble order
e. While assisting in building
q fence the little son of Rev. Eli
I Arnold, who resides a few mile
east Of town, was bitten on the foo
4 by a moccasin snake Wednesda
i morning. He succeeded in KILN
the snake, but had to be remove,
home, and when last heard fror
: "wednesday afternoon) his foe
] J and limb were badly swollen.
h Rev. G. S. Brandon left at Tn
CHRONICLE office Monday a sampl
Of a new variety Of wheat which
- being introduced in this county
- Tt is called the Red Beauty, an
+ judging from the sample we hav
y it promises to become very popula
with our wheat growers. Mr.. j. A
~ Utley, who resides 8 miles soutl
9s east of here, has five acres Of thi
s. wheat, and he estimates that it wi
le make over an average yield for tn
county.
az The extreme hot weather wf
III broken Monday by a severe raj
IN storm, which continued nearly a
II the afternoon. During the hardei
part Of the tempest one Of the larg
It. plate glass in the front Of the ban
T. give way with crash that seattle