The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-08-28

to itihtlfts luH IfHt oi iuH week.
Messrs. w. II. Rushing, Sterrell
Raybom and W.P. Redick, of Big
Sandy, were in town Monday even
Ing.
Mr. Charles Hudson has return
ed homo from am extended trip 10
st Louis, Louisville, Paducah and
Cairo.
Sweet potatoes arc finding their
way 10 this market The crop has
been cut short by the recent siege
of dry weather.
Mrs. w. p. Morris and son, Hon.
w A.. Morris, attended the funeral
lof her son, Dr. G.. Il. Morris, at the
Paris Cemetery.
Messrs. w. 4. Morris, Sheriff w.
A. Lashlee, John MGiden and o. p.
Lashlee attended the funeral of DIR.
IG Il. Morris at Paris.
Circulars are out for a Collins ex-
cursion TO Nashville September 2.
The round trip fare from Camden,
Zach and Eva is S2.25.
Senator James JetIreys, of Cam
den, who is before the people for
reelection, spent Monday in Wa
verly.-Waverly Sentinel.
IL is rumored that Mrs. Harriet
| Farmer, who removed to Nashville
last year, contemplates returning
4 here soon and will engage in the
| hotel business.
Prof. Med. Neal, Of Holiday,
was down yesterday. He goes to
Puryear this week to take charge
of the high school there, which
opens next Monday.
Mr.. L. II. Presson, who was taken
sick while teaching music at Lex
ington, where he was confined tc
his room several weeks, was able tc
return home last Friday.
A successful meeting at Pleasant
; Valley closed last week. Rev.Mr
Holder, of Mckenzie, conducted
, the meeting, which resulted in Z
s revival and two conversions.
The friends here Of Mr.. and Mrs
t J.F. Presson, who reside at Ho
! henwald, are pleased to learn that
new daughter arrived last Monda,
!, to add new JOY to their home.
: All Democrats are urged to at
tend the mass convention here to
:, morrow to select delegates to th
e senatorial convention, which vii
meet here September 16, 1896.
Y Licenses to marry have been is
Y sued by County Clerk G. b. Gree
to G. G. Eaves and ID. 2. Baucum
y L. @. Davidson and j. A. May an,
r Iyison Holland and Sara A. Garter
Hazel, the little daughter of MI
I and Mrs. M. G. McGlohon, who re
!, side about one mile southeast G
town, died last Friday, after a shor
illness. We extend sympathy an
9 coincidence to the bereayed famil
. and relatives.
l. About year ago a young lad
\ at Cleveland, Tenn, got a needl
Z EMBEDDED in her waist. A few day
ago, it is said, the same needl
% worked its way out Of the arm of
$ young man in another town.-Par
Post-Intelligencer.
IS The news was received here tn
Le first of the week that the residenc
of Mr.. j. M. Herrin, who resides
I Davis, l. T., was destroyed by fiji
1t last week. His loss is thought
be considerable, which lis covere
s. in part by insurance.
}. The citizens of Chalk Level wi
enjoy a barbecue at that place t.
re morrow In calling attention /
e. the barbecue last week it shoul
have read tomorrow week" III
n last word was omitted, but we hoI
= no confusion resulted from it.
Al. Holland, Of Way, came ovc
I Wednesday to visit his brother
q . w. Holland, and isprospecting wit
a view of buying land and moyin
here. We trust that Mr. HOllan
y may find something here to su
70 him. Tennessee Republican.
By some oversight last week v
10 failed to mention the visit here
- Mr.. w. L. Doherty, Of McKenzi
Tom is an old Camden boy, and hi
to a host of friends here who are a
A. ways glad to greet him and exter
him welcome. Come again.
7e Judge Joe r. Hawkins, Of Hun
n ingdon, has been here several da,