The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1895-07-05

Mr. Julian Page and family, oll
Mckenzie, and Mrond Mrs. Ruben
Adams and Mn. Whitard Page, oil
Gleason, are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs James Townsend
Rev Nh. Wilson. of Milan, didI
mot meet his appointment here last
Sunday, 10 the regret of those who
enjoyed his sermons during the re-
viyal at the Presbyterian Church
last year
The examination of teachers hero
was concluded by County Super.
intendentT Witt Cuff last Friday
morning. Hois engaged thisweek
in examining teachers at Big San
dy and Holladay.
The case of j.. Cahill against d.
| Q. Kee came mp before Justice W.
4. Morris Wednesday Actionwas
brought ON a note for S36 given for
a plow. Judgment was reserved
until tomorrow
The courthouse of Henderson
County, with all its records, at
Lexington, was destroyed early
Wednesday morning There is no
clue TO the origin of the fre, but
there are some grave suspicious.
Senator and Mrs. James Jeffreys
have returned and are at home to
their friends. They attended the
convention of the National League
of Republican Clubs at Cleveland.
Ohio, following the adjournment of
the general assembly, and did not
return home until last week.
Sheriff S. j. Chambers, of Car
roll County, came over Saturday
after Henry Tilson, colored, whom
hearrested and carried to Hunting
don on a warrant charging him with
Observation-Disclosures. Dur
ing his stay here Sheriff Chambers
was a guest of the family of Sheriff
w. A. Lashlee.
The members Of the Presbyterian
Sunday school went picnicing to
Rushings Greek last Wednesday.
Fishing parties We're formed, and
some of the children reported ex-
cellent success. The basket dinner
was enjoyed hugely, and the little
folks as we'll as the older ones re-
turned delighted with the trip.
tits not too late to extend well
come, which we do to Mr.. Emerson
Thompson, who has moved into the
residence formerly occupied by Mr..
| p. Melton, in east Camden. To
those who contemplate removing to
this place (and we learn that two OF
three families and perhaps Others
will do so this fall) a hearty vel
come will be extended.
A Big Sandy special of Tuesday
says; Sheriff Petty, of Missouri
arrived here yesterday morning il
search Of Bob Jones, who is wanted
in Missouri for shooting a doctor
Jones got wind of the arrival of Pet
| ty and gave him the dodge. The
wounded doctor says he will give
| Sl, 900 for his arrest and delivery
to him in Missouri. No trace al
| yet has been secured Of Jones.
The remains of Mr.. III. Baker
who died suddenly Of heart diseas,
Sunday at his home at Zach, wer,
brought through here Monday an(
were inferred a few miles north o
town, The diseased, who was tn,
son-in-law of Mr.. John b. Presson
was a young man about twenty-five,
years of age, and leaves a family t,
mourn his loss, We Join the man,
p friends Of the family i'll extending
coincidence and sympathy in thei
time of sad bereavement.
B The friends here of Hon. Tom c
Rye will appreciate the following
Washington special Of Wednesda,
to the Nashville American: MI
Tom G. Rye, of Tennessee, chief 0
9 division in the Pension Bureau
was to-day promoted by being ap
pointed a special examiner at a sal
ary Of $4,000 per annum. The ap
pointment was made through tn,
civil service examination. Mr. Ry,
is now within the classifedservice.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. w
: E. McRae is shrouded in mournin!
oyer the death of their baby boy