The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1895-03-22
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS.


came over Monday.
Clerk and Master Hudson was in
Big Sandy last Friday.
Miss IRA Chambers, Of Hollow
Rock, visited Camden friends Sun
day.
Mrs. i. NJ. McAuley, who has
been very sick, was some better last
night.
Messrs. Robert Phillips and Les
ter Hudson, of Hollow Rock, were
over Sunday.
Postmaster w. X. Hicks, of Big
Sandy, was in attendance at court
here this week.
Mr.. Mike Fry has accepted po-
sition with the Camden Bank and
Trust Company.
Messrs. John Pafford, Felt Far
mer and b. f. Farmer, Of Way,
were in town Monday.
Mr.. Solomon Atchison, of Big
Sandy, spent last Friday with his
mother, Mrs. Cora Atcbison.
Mr.. b. @. Rushing is again in
the drug business, having bought
out Mr.. w. G. Hatley Monday.
Messrs. William Caraway and
George w. Barker, of Big Sandy,
attended chancery court here the
first Of the week
Mr.. Fl. A. Farmer, Of Caruthers-
vile, Mo, has returned home after
, spending several days with Benton
County relatives
Messrs. Dodd & Lanier, stave
q manufactures, are opening a stock
4 Of general merchandise in the Glib
I son building in South Camden this
s week.
We have been informed that the
meeting announced for the fifth
: Sunday at Cross Roads church has
| been postponed until the fifth Sun
/ day in June, next.
n Homer, the infant son of DR.. II.
e ID. McGill, of CIarksburgh, and
e nephew Of our townsman, DR.. w.
+ ?. McGill, died last Wednesday,
b after a short illness.
County Clerk G. B. Greer has
; issued licenses to the following
: couples to marry: A. FL. Cherry
g and Nj. A. Wyatt and i. e. Brown
u and Isabella Holland.
The concert to be given by the
Camden Musical Association at the
college building this evening, which
o was announced last week, has been
r. postponed indefinitely.
7. The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
= M. Bursey died last Saturday, from
s. theeffects of cold contracted shortly
le after its birth. The remains were
d inferred Sunday at Camden Gene
Of terry.
le There will be regular services by
Id the pastor, Rev, Ramsey Duncan,
ID at the Presbyterian church next
st Sunday forenoon and evening. Ev-
ly erybody is cordially invited to at
10 tend these services.
s. Mr.. V. r. Morris, Of Big Sandy
le was up Wednesday and Thursday
le He was accompanied home by Mrs
u Morris, who has been spending sew.
ldi eral days with hermother, Mrs. Cora
Of Atchison, who is greatly improved
m in health.
= A very good audience assembled
- - at the Camden Collegiate Institute
y Monday evening to hear Mr.. NJ. r
= jackson lecture on the late war
w His lecture was illustrated withster
r. eopticon views of all the principa
N land and naval battles and was very
in interesting as we'll as instructive
~ Mr.. Jackson is an old soldier, serv
Il ing as member of the Twenty
re fourth Tennessee Regiment, c. S
re A., and lost leg at the battle o
" Jonesborough, Ga. His work ofob
n ject-teaching should be encouraged
d everywhere.
de There are three recognized can
er didates for magistrate who will b
be before the dear people tomorrow
re- Messrs. j. I'll. Combs, w. P. Saun
a. ders and Capt. W. f. Maiden hay
,e- ing withdrawn from the race, tn
.er contest has been narrowed down
cir Messrs. James H. Kee, A. N. Pres
M son and J, M. CASTLE, who repre-