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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-04-10
FROM WHY.
Sneclal correspondence.l

Special correspondence
Mr.. J. r.. Herrin went to Cam
den to-day.
Mr.. I. A. Rushing had a we'll at
tended log-rolling last Saturday.
Miss Tant Rushing is indisposed
this week as the result of an attack
Of chills.
Mr.. w. III. Hicks shipped car
load of cattle and hogs to Louis
vile last week.
Old citizens inform us that the
fruit crop has been damaged very
little SO far by the cold weather.
Messrs. N. McNeill and family
and I. "A. Rushing and family we're
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. III.
Lockhart yesterday.
The weather is delightful, and il
it continues for the next fortnight
our farmers will make rapid strides
in their work on the farm.
We are glad to report that Miss
Fleta CULLEN, who has been con.
fined to her room from an attack o.
pneumonia, is convalescing.
wheat has come out wonderfully
within the past week or two. Mr.
w. G. Rushing takes the lead whel
it comes to the best prospect for I
good wheat crop.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-04-10
lNsoLvENT NOTICE.

To THE CREDToBs OF THE ESTATE OF
WHT CARTER, DECEAsED
BY an order Of the clerk of the county
court Of Benton County, Tennessee, no
tice is hereby given to all persons having
claims against the estate OF Whit Carter,
deceased, to appear and file the same with
the clerk Of the said court authenticated
in the manner prescribed by law, on or
before the first day of July, 1896 The
insolvency OF the said estate having been
suggested, any claim not filed on or be-
fore said day will be forever barred both
in law and equity.
This March %, 1896
JOHN WATSON,
Administrator OF Whit Carter, deceased.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-04-10
FROM MoILLwAIN.

Regular correspondence
There is a great deal Of sickness
in this community at present.
Those of our farmers who are not
confined to their rooms with mea4
sizes are doing some farm work.
The death angel hasagain invad-
ed our community, claiming as its
victim N. A. Wesson, who departed
this life April4. The deceased was
born January l, 1843, and died at
the age Of SO years. He was a kind
and loving husband and a devoted
father, he was always upright and
honest in dealing with his fellow
man, and had a host of friends all
over the community. He leaves a
wife and seven children to whom
we extend coincidence and sympa.
thy. The remains were inferred al
Flatwoods Cemetery Sunday.
MCILLWATN, April Z.
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lNsoLvENT NOTICE.

TO The CREDITORS or BENNETT HOLLAND,
DECEASED:
BY an order Of ,he clerk % the county
court Of Benton County, Tennessee, no.
tice is hereby given 10 an persons having
claims against the estate Of Bennett Hol-
land, deceased, TO appear and Gle the
same with the clerk Of the said court au-
thenticated IN tne manner prescribed by
law, on or before the 25th day of July,
next. The insolvency OF said estate hav.
ing been suggested. any claim not filed
on or before said day viii be forever bar.
red both in law and equity.
This March 81, 1896
]. N. HOLLAND,
Administrator Of Bennett Holland, de-
ceased
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-04-10

By the use Of Shiloh's Cure. This
great cough cure is the only known
remedy for that terrible disease.
For sale by J. G.. Presson.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-04-10

FHANiLB Coz TEss.. 1Iay COD 1892.
Tam flriy-hye years old, and have spent eight
years Do bad health. ] am poor man and have
t0 hustle for living EY ihe use of three pack.
ages of Iuedlarl.s Black nmUsht. amunW able
90 hustle iu Wy market garden, gud mas stout
as mule. Itisfle greatest medicine Ou earth,
and does more Than be- .sIgc0mmeuded DO do
". a. HUDSON.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-04-10

Whom Baby was slcl, we gave her Caztoria.
When she was child, sho cried Tor Casiora
Whom she became 1Ila, she eluns to Caliora.
When she had children, sho gavethom Caatoria.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-04-10
For Dianepsln

and liver complaint you have a printed
guarantee on every bottle of Shiloh's vi
talizer. Itnever fails to cure. For sale
by J. G. Presson.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-04-10

Consumption, lagrippe, pneumonia.
au1all throat aud lung diseasCaarecurod
By Shil0hs cure. Soldby j. q. Prosson.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-04-10
an Recommend 1t.

Ask your physician, your druggist and
your friends about Shiloh's cure for con-
sumption They will recommend it. For
sale by J. G. Presson.
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Karl,s Glover Root Ton,

is a sure cure for headache and all
diseases. Nothing relieves
50 quickly. Sold by j. G. Presson.
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CANDIDATE ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Tnr aifaII. .i. Hataf th.H bead nHf terms
application
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-04-10

Constipation causes more than half the
Ills of women. Karl's clover root tea is a
pleasant cure for constipation. For sale
by j. G..Presson.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-04-10

IAIH.II ao authorized to announce
~ SYDNEY :. EIfHNII 3 candidate iaI IHiHn
3. Hn Criminal Count g. tHr Nef0HM Judicial
I.fEIE composed HI lI. counties nI BENTON. DE-.
HIiHI. Chester. f.HiHI#IH. MHII.Hnf MrNaIrF.
aua IeuI au1Ie. % ODE INun 0I lHe Demo.
cratic mIT
EhGLhNu we ar authorized o. announce
~ iANw p. ItHtAhp candidate iHI Iudae
uI fHn Criminal Court Of fhf Eleventh Judicial
Circuit. composed of i|. COMMITTEES uI EHuIuu De-.
ltiar. Chester Henderson. Madison. MrNaIF.
1ud Perry. Subject i0 ue aeIOu Of the Namc-
eHfIc party.
VAYfOR- mt authorized o. announce
j iuuh ~ TAYLOR 90 candidate iur jHaeH
nI ihN triHHH luuII uI iHH Eleventh Judicial
Circuit. composed uI Ine counties oi Benton. De-
riiILs Chester Henderson. Madison. MFAaIrY.
ah Perry sulIeg. l0 iho action uf Che Demo
eWtIr PARIS.
HEEnlNG We am authorized to announce
wi -. W. lImIAN q candidate Cos dHdEe
ai thr lImHH. count of thc Eleventh Judicial
Circuit, composed 20. fhe counties ul Benton. nns
eaiar. lhf.IT Henderson. Madison. MrAaIy.
and Perry. Subject 90 the action Of the Demo
cratic party
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Everybody will Want a Reliable Newspa-
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The motto Of the POstDispatch is first of all
the news AS a newspaper the Post-D Dispatch is
without a rival in the afternoon journalism of the
United States, and in handling and presenting
the news attraetvely it is without a rival In the
morning and afternoon journalism of st. Louis
The year 1895 is the year OF the Presidential cleo
ton During that year the people will be espe-
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1t is Western newspaper, advocating Western
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WHITE STAR LINE.
BOARD AND ROOMS.

43D 81 ~ EAST T-Desirahle large anf
hall rooms. private baths. re!ereEces eN-
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

GRAMERCY PARK - -Gen'lcmen only;
hands meiy Furnished sHit arh large
rooms. 10th with private bath. br'akIa~t.
HANpsOMEiY FURNISHED ROOMS
On suite 1r sirgig wnderdi". rrn'ral, iri-
erence. private hDIs" al Lexington ave.
LARGE richly furnished pari.r bedroom.
rutab,. gentlemen. SIC weekly. besuti-
ful single room. Aeafca 80 tf~'t ~ st.
NICELY furnished room. private house
bath, running ~sfcr. p'rn-an~i' only.
l05 West sGth-st one dor from B'way
20 WEST 33D- II Bacholo- quar.ers b.
newly. nani.ou".r fgrn.rle3, large and
small rooms. opPo=4te Nni4orfS valet. a.
tendance.
33 EAST @?p 81 .-- Lars- desirable rooms
en suite OF singiy. references.
33D 20 EAST. l.argc middle and back
parlor ample closet room. also smaller
rooms. private house. references eA-
changed
44TH ST. I4i WEST Handsome second
story front room. sunny exposure. all
conv.niences. board If desired.
81 WEST 18th ST. Attractive rooms Tor
gentlemen ou.y. new furnished. " "a or
without private haih.
I24 EAST 9TH IT Large and small
fas,efully furnished. clean apartments.
In good location, near cable cars.
l,e EAST 34TH ST Elegantly furnished
large room. ali accommodations. oonven-
lent location. private family, references re-
quired.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

FOR THE COMING HORSE SHOW
grand chestnut roam mare lo.--9. "
wears old. extra style and action, hign-
SCI tail arChed neck, very prJua. 'Ah
HILL FARM. Goshen. y. !.
HORSES. Two pairs: very handsome
153 and l53ia. chestnufs and haNs y
captionaiiv fearless OF steam and electric
cars: young. sound and safe. also rean
mare, chestnut mare. bay geiding all ses-
s1ned and IN condition for daily use.
OAK HILL. FARM Goshen, y. y.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
FOR SALE.

er.NrrNINNSNoONN>~NNN|o N|oN<~~NNNNINN~rSNNN~
A-A.-A.-A.--ON WEEKLY payments.
fine diamonds. watches. no trash. ca,
o. address WATCH SUPPLY CO., Ma
den Lane. Room =. All gOJqs guaranteed.
At REDUCED PRGES.-50o second c-hand
wood and iron working machines. fa.ly
guaranteed, machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEORGE u. EDDY. SJs Maci-
t0n-st
A HIGH GRADE BICYCLE for sale; iS
model: In rrs;-class order. price so. X.
A. Box 9. Tribune Offcs
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
sVBJRRAN REAL ESTATE.

~N.NNS~NN~N~o~NNc0sNN- 0sNN-~0<~Nc~~7N|~NN0|N"
AT NONTCLAIR.-Hous. for sac and 10
let furnished and untur1!she1 WI. NJ.
TAYLOR Montclar. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06

~ For OLD POINT COMFORT. NORFOLK. NEWPORT
HGWI G1yT ETEIE h2ETs2ptrH s4 PlTHERs W,
lNGTON, y. g. daily except sunday. Richmond direct
'via all-eaer r1ut- Monday 1FreGh only. and Satur
day H.lssensers and Freight Sailings from Pier 20
y. r. i. NJ. sat y. NJ Through tickets and freight
all points
". l.. Gt'ILLAIDEJ-. Vice Pres and Traffic Mgr
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
FURNISHED HOSES TO LET.

~~~~-~~D~~~-~~-o~~-~->D~ >D~-r-~N'~r~~~oONo|NN~"O~N
SUMMIT. y J.-Furnishef and unfur-
nlshed houses large and small. n rent
f0r winter or year. all improvements. F.. O.
POTTER opposite station.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
BISINCSS CHANCES

>~>~NooNooc|.o-o<Oo~ o~rNN-N-olONNo(ON|/NNOO
PRINTING .-lgickest lest. circulars
1900 81. cards. l.1c +0c. up; every
ihinz prop0rti0nately low. Office most ac-
cesslhe Ia metropolitan district MEE-
CHANTS PRINTING COMPANY. World
Building
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
BUSINESS CHANCES.

f~NNN~NS~|>N@~
DIAMONDS WANTED D.-Execuiors OF es-
iates or others having diamonds 20 sen
can have cash offer from H. a. DANIELS.
Maiden Lane. upstairs.
| DESIRE ~ confer with a business man
" means having an enterprise tnat VIII
weld 50. 900 OF more in iw0 months. IL
curing bu; $3.50 capital; absolutely y"
risk. capital and profit cpntrolled by IN.
yesior until deal IL consutlnat-u. snDye..
10 withdrawal al any fnoAlent. references
required regarding responsibility 'oN-
FfDENTIAL. Box 1o5. Tribune Orice.
NEW telephone system: will supplant ths
telegraph: invention complete. capl,ai
wanted for promotion. ALFRED GOOD
RICH, 44$ AcaGemy-st.. Astoria. y j.
WANTED. Inventors should write John
Wsdderbum q Co.. Patent Attorneys.
Weshiugton. u. c. for their ~ 900 PREM
ium: monthly eoatsst open to them upeH
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WORK W ANTED.

WORK WANTED.
onoo-oooc~~~)O~~o <.o0Oo-~>N|O~o-NS0-N|'~'"'@
Female
COMPANION American iady wishes po-
sitIon as COMPANION 10 e'de,,. -. Mis-.
pe,en, dressmaker; ee;S rf'eIsn< Pox a.. ~
CASHIER By an experisneet lady: 40 20
dress r. n. DAVIS. - i''Spee' '
East orange, y. ]. ...--
GovERNEss.-A young lady Nor'n %y, ,',r
man speaks English. undrrstan-r WI
dc-yarten work and IL good sehlnsu,s, :,
In.lr's positlon as nursery soNerness' nj
al i9g East loltn - ----------
GoVERNEss. By refined. exprrlr rhs'h
r-nch governess or compil'"h, 'e1
al branches: high-class musician, Wplii
- charge OF children. best fcirTth'r1.
FEANcE 25i West 9ith -. -
,oyEpNFss highly recommended
x,rth German desires additional pupils.
4 languages; music. viii also give pa.t
of firnr for refined home. DIPLOMA f"'
West 5ith-st.
covFRNEss s.-IAdy desires 10 procure
situation for French gOyerness iffOt-
.st,r,1. competent 20 teach and sup-rvis'
one or two children. can present sm
Movers ~ East 3dth-st., TUESDAY anu
"Wednesday. $50 "a !.
N,SIcr-RE wishes few more customers
a, her home or out. Mrs. fRANhc.
as3 West 32i-st.. parlor noor lett
MANICTRE.-Yo Young lady wishes few Gus
toners IL her private residence or gu.
ell,e only. Miss DAY. III West .oth-7'.
READER.--By young lady. with gentle.
refined voice ard rauch practice 'al,ss M!snsss
lady or gentleman one hour or more dslly.
a. desired Miss p. HAYDEN, Lock boA
"a store 40 &th-ave-
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
WORK WANTED
Female


STENCGRAPHER-A lady. experienced.
quick. trustworthy capable. desires posi-
lion or correspondence. several firms; 81 OF
81 weekly; call for work. references. 2jJ
Degrhw-s'.. Brooklyn.
STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER.-
Refined young woman ,becinner). hns
knowledge Of general Office work. Miss
sTIRGEs. 40 East 9slh-s,.
STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER -
Young. good beginner. operates Reming
ton and fOst machines. Miss l.. X, II
Lorimer-st.. Brooklyn.
STENOGRAPHER and Remington oper-
ator. experienced IN ali forms af bust
Ness correspondence and Trustworthy de-
s.rcs position. Miss H. l2s East l-th-st.
TEACHER. cultured visiting
teacher. plano. French. English. II
years finest New-Nork CITY testimonials
from patrons. Mss PERIEE. care Tlfb-
une Branch Office. 02G 31-sVe.
YOUNG LADY desires position as kinder
gartrer or nursery goverlsss in private
family. Address NJ. T.. H., Tribune OiIice.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
DANAMA RAILROAD STEAMSHIP LINE.

THE SEA ROUTE TO SAN FRANCTsCo
Connecting the Isrhmus for an West Coast Ports or
Mexico. Central and South America.
steamers sail from pier foot West ..th 81. y. Y
FI&ANs F.. Oct. Ia VALENCIA Oct n noon
For rates apply Company orce. - broadway
JOHN MUIR. Manager.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
Orcan Cleaners

CUNARD LINE.
TO LIVERPOOL. BY QUEENSTOWN.
,alpanla oct. u, a. m. Etruria Oct 81 II
rnhra Oct IL Tampana Nov. Z. $50 a
Lucania Oct -. 6.aD a. rnibra. Nov "a. r. m.
=. from Per 80 North River. foot of Clarkron ST.
For freight and iasssge apply az the Companys Office.
No I Bowling Green Nsw-Yorx.
NEkNON u. EROMN 6 co. Coneral Agents
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BOARD WANTED.

. LADY wants board with urfurnish-d
n references. AGdress. stating terms.
- " NJ. Box 81. I.2i2 Broatway.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06

hall rooms private baths references eN-
charged.
.,ru ST. .i9 WEST. nesr Brpadway. 80
Nicely Furnished rooms excellent table,
par!or dining room. table bard. references
5tsT-S 81 WEST Hardsor1~iy fu--
nish.d and desirable rooms. en- suite
With board. references given ana r"quTrl
ETH ST ~ WEST Desirable rooms
with board back parior. An'r4rin IAN
iiy. references.
s7TH- ST. si3 WEST .- Handsomely fur
rlshsd large ana small fnoHr WIN
hoard. convenient Broadway am l. h'A-
,lon. reference.
I3o NADiSON-AV-.. -or. 2ist Ham
sornely furnished single IN. 1'.tle
roorf. Win excellent hoasd and apioin,-
mruts.
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HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
n~YorO~~N~~NNNNNr>~~ ~-->-N->SrN<</~~(N
Male.
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is. 1912 Broadway.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
.o~r.~-~N~oo~-~ .--~. ~-~0>~e< <~|-.cr~o~N~O-N'
Urfu-uish ed.

Unfu-uish ed.
A FAMILY leaving the city unexpectedly
Will sgb-let their apartment. lc@ West
15,h-.t at considerable reduction. rooms
and bath: elevators. steam heat electric
lights gas. range. excellent service.
NOBLE.
N!NE-ROOM steam heated apartments
none IN the city more c,1nn"cious' car.
SEE. fudge frr yourself. Apply Jan;or 90
West ll5th-sf
Eth AYE oss. corner sSth-st. Elegant
apartments. facing park; $50" 70 si.2".
r J. STONE. Al Wall-st.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


~~|tSN>SSrO-NrsN-~-->.~ ->.~-N-~~~s~ONrNN|OsrNS|~
A RELIABLE LAWYER gives prompt as
sstance. business or personal difncuines.
car ages, estates; private consultation Tree )
ashA references. West l4th~s'.. MIN
NOCr
A"NiNGS taken down, curtains hung
carpets laid. mattresses remade remos-
ias every particle OF dust: special prices.
1EOHGE LOcKHART. Practical uphol-
serer. I2s West 2;,d-st.
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-NOOK'S AMERICAN and Foreign Tours.-A
ALD DOMINION LINE-DAILY SERVICE

~ frequent intervals All Travelling Expenses in
Guided. For stl ,articuiars address TIiOS. COOK G.
.ON. 26i and l.s25 Bi. aaWay. New-York.
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FRENCH LINE
NOMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatlantique.

~ DIRECT LINE TO HANRE. PARIS. FRANCE.
IA BOIRGDGNE Laboelf. Sat. oct 10 :. T. n
IA TOT R.AiNE. -anteii oct. Il.
IA GASfDiNF. Bauieon sat. oct "a r. m
Parcr-sra and buffet smoking attached 20 Sp"rial
Train. Hat1ea tor Vice versai seats. siOo ezra
a. FORGET. General Agent Bowling Green. y. \.
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HELP WANTED.
.%<eon<ur<u~<<.rr ~.00s)NNJ0/@~NNr|NNN'S>
Female.
CHAMBERMAID snd NAiIREsS ~
rar1i.y OF 3, references required 'ai
to-day. 10 10 IL. 100 West shA-sl.
UOI'sEWORKER General housewofNrF
wanted for family ~ .. rcferencrs r.
quired. Call to-day. 10 20 L. ''' W.
s1th--i. - -----.---
,VASTED.-For Orange. y. J.. hurss ~
,-owtrx children light chAmberVofk
nlalI sewing: Protestant. personal re,s
ence, required. Address Wight b'N
IL rihune Dfice.
WAN -ED.-fn a ci,y retail s'oir, youts
lad, with experience as entry go,
stenographer dn1 tfpe"Iltrr mus s,,,,n
.nn5 nerman and rapld operator on SHIN
Premier machine. n ofhc- apphc"ti.iN
LII Ie ,otIcei Aidress in lanuwfl ih-
with references BoN iG'" Ne" ho'" o. -
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HELP " A>TED.


Female.
WANTED First ciis- maid ani ."am
stre.. f0- Tuxedo par.. = = Appi'
bringing references % ~ West -lsi -.
Tu~.1ay. he'V.~n ! ana
WANTED -L nrrt-cian ialys maid FOR
twl ladies' mus 30 good hsiri'rf'ef.
d-.-sfraker aud packer. p-fscua4 referen 20 D.
required A-Are-s "EbLERsLIE. Rhin--
cllfr-an- Hgd~or
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STEAMSHIP LINES.

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SAILING along the Atlantic Brunswick, Ga.
Similar Noyase Crossing the Guf of Mexico 70 Cal
weston. Tex. Is IN IDEAL. TRIP.
Write foI 64-PA,iE POCKET GUIDE fmailsd frerl.
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Harrisburg (Pa) Call.
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