The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1895-11-15

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The cold weather seems to have
no terrors for nutting parties, and |
they still go TO Tennessee River all |
most daily.
Rev b. @. Scruggs, Of Charlotte, |
was down Tuesday and Wednesday |
on business. He went 10 Holiday |
Wednesday.
Mrs. u. A. Potts, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. j A. Nc
Mackin, of Hollow Rock, returned
home Saturday.
Mrs. T. E. Ayres, of Box, visited
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. b. @.
Rushing, Wednesday, leaving for.
home yesterday.
Ex-Sheriff E. G.. Flowers and
family, of near Big Sandy, visited
Camden relatives and friends the
| first of the week.
Mr.. William McCracken, is over
from Huntingdon, and is the guest
of Messrs. j. Nj. and A. p. Lashlee,
of the tenth district.
Mrs. Joe G. Hudson has been
quite sick the past week, but her
many friends will be pleased 10
learn that she is better.
Owing to the inclement weather
Saturday the meeting Of the county
| teachers association at Holiday
was postponed indefinitely.
Mr.. Carlos Finley, of Bertrand,
Mo, was called here this week by
the illness Of his sister, Miss LOWE,
who was reported some better yes
terday.
The taking of dispositions this
week in the case of State Of Ten
nessee and ID. j. Allen, trustee, vs..
w. J. Barnes ct ais. has been con-
tinued until December 5.
An error occurred in publishing
; the appointments Of Trustee d. j
Allen week before last. 1t should
be J. S. Smith in the fourteenth
b district instead of j. II. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. v. A. Rushing wen
to Box Tuesday. They visited a
Nashville before returning home
+ yesterday. Mr.. j. e. Totty remain
S ed in the drugstore in his absence
The Nashville Laundry & by,
, Company want an agent at Camden
S where their patronage will pay
large profit to q live, active agent
S Write to them at Nashville for par
It ticulars.
Miss Lizzie Mccullough return
: ed home Wednesday from a visit t
+ relatives at Manlyville. She wa
accompanied 10y her brother-in-lay
) Mr. VIII Fryer, who left for hom
n yesterday.
Hon. E. L. Bullock, of jackson
II is holding circuit court at Lexing
r ton in Judge Woods place tn
week. The latter has gone Sout
n with the hope Of regaining his d.
a clining health.
The Shelton stock of goods an
Z a portion of the Rushing stock {
- goods will be removed to COOLEY
Landing by Receiver d. G.. HUI
son, where they will be sold at r
y tail. Mr.. w. A. Steele will hay
u charge.
Mr. Glenn Randall, of Lexingto
u was here this week. He is an O
d Camden boy and schoolmate
We editor, and a son Of Mr.. Harvt
Il. Randall who resided here and WI
g, engaged in business about TWEEN
years ago.
is Mr.. Henry McIllwain and lift
ly son, of Bakersville, who attendt
the burial of his son-in-law, HI.
I. McElyea Friday, returned hon
d. Saturday. Mrs. McElyea and chi
dren will probably remain sever
n weeks here with relatives.
r. The following couples have bee
licensed to marry by County Clel
A G.. B. Greer, to-wit: Albert Pre-
al son and Sallie Russell, Farris Wac
and Florence Cox, j. ID. Cooper al
! Lille Rushing and Wesley Gea
~ az heiser and Vibella Young.
~ ~ Rev. 7. f. Cason delivered an G
: .cellent sermon Sunday evening
lu the Methodist Church, which W
al his last sermon for the conferen