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

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are visiting Camden relatives, and |
are guests Of the family of Mr.. j. /
w. Fussell.
The remains Of q little child Of !
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. McIyer, of near
Huntingdon, we're brought 10 thisl
place Monday afternoon aud inter-
red az Camden Cemetery. We join
in extending sympathy 10 the sad
hearted parents in the sudden death
of their little child
There viii be a grand barbecue
40 West Sandy bridge, on the Paris
and Camden road, six miles south
east Of Paris, ON the 29th of August
There will be good shade, good wa
ter, good speaking, a base ball game
and plenty TO eat Everybody in-
vited. Paris Post-luteligencer.
w. w. Forabough, esq, Of Paris,
was over Wednesday on business.
! Colonel Farabough is a hustling
young Democrat, and is the nomi-
nee of the Henry County Democ-
racy for a seat in the house Of the
next general assembly. he will be
elected by handsome majority.
Prof. j. w. Blair, Il. l.. Hudson
and G. V. Hawley, three of Cam
/ den's expert wheelman, came to
\ Waverly Sunday on their wheels,
making the trip in six hours, dis
tance of twenty-five miles. The
gentlemen returned home on the 4
o'clock train, believing it to be a
, more enjoyable way of travelling,
/ especially in warm weather.-Wa-
) verify Sentinel.
Funds were solicited here Satur-
! day for the benefit Of Mr.. Newton
Nance, Of Garfield, whose residence
! was destroyed by fire a few weeks
ago. Our citizens responded very
literally with cash, and we under
Z stand the generous-hearted citizens
/. of Garfield have generously con-
4 tributed lumber and material to as
a sist Mr.. Nance to rebuild. He lost
nearly everything he had, and is in
). bad health.
: Rev. Ramsey Duncan, of Hunt
a ingdon, and Miss Annie G. Moore
y of Milan, were married Wednes
day of last week at Hickory Fla
+ Springs. Miss Moore is the daught
, er of the late Capt. William Moore
e and is said to be a most excellen
u andaccomplishedy young lady. Rev
Duncan is well known here as on,
s. Of the most promising and brigh
II young ministers of the Cumberland
D. Presbyterian Church.-McKenzi,
d Herald.
+. Ye editor is under many obliga
r. tions to Mrs. j. P. Lashlee, of tn
> tenth district, and daughter, Mrs
If w. i. McElyea, of this place, fo
rt the nice pears sent to us Saturday
d The pears came from the orchar,
" Of Mr.. j. G.. Crocker, of Holloy
Rock, and we believe they are th
~ finest of the kind we have ever seer
Ie in this section. While visiting a
,s Hollow Rock last week Mesdame
II Lashlee and McElyea were guest
q of the family of Mr.. Crocker, an,
is on returning home last Friday MI
Crocker presented them with fe,
- bushels Of this fine fruit.
e Dr. Granville Z. Morris died q
at his home at Paris Sunday nigh
re His death was very sudden and en-
to tirely unexpected. Although nc
ID feeling well, he ate supper as usua
and attended church Sunday morn
N ing. After retiring at night he wa
q taken i'll and grew worse rapidly
n and died at late hour that nigh
n His death is supposed to have r(
10 suited from congestion Of the brain
40 and was q great shock to his devC
ted family. DR.. Morris was SO
OF Mrs w. P. Morris of Camdel
D aud was one Of the best known an
~ ~ most prosperous merchants in th
VI VI town Of Paris, where he has reside
: for a number Of years, and whel
- - he was held in the highest esteel
1T as a citizen, christian and philal
thropist A heart-broken wife an
We three children survive him. Un
OF versal regret is expressed over h
Ie' sudden death, and the bereave
as family have the sympathy Of frient
VI everywhere. The funeral and il
al terment took place at Paris Gem
terry Monday afternoon, and WI
IT. largely attended by friendsand a
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