The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-10-30
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS.

lhto luelf new building.
A letter from Paris this week is
Wnavoidably crowded out
Mr. II. B. Totty. of Dickson, was
here few days this week.
Mr.. w. q. Mchae made a flying
trip 10 Big Sandy Monday.
Senator Canada, Of Memphis, was
here a short while Tuesday.
Hon. Tom. 9. Rye viii speak at
Cowells Chapel Monday night
Mr.. d. G. Hudson is speaking IN
IN the south end OF the county.
Mr. r. j. Bomar has removed TO
his country place, ] mile northwest
of town.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. MeMackin, Of
Hollow Rock, are visiting Camden
relatives.
When you want frst-class goods
at bottom prices, go to the Rack
ct" store.
Look out for illegal, bogus and
mixed ticketsl The county viii be
flooded with them.
About thirty enthusiastic Demo-
Gratis from here heard Bob Taylor
at Waverly Saturday.
Every true patriot is requested
by Chairman Jones to display the
American flag tomorrow.
Mr.. +. M. Dickey, Of Chaseville,
who travels in Arkansas and Mis-
souri,, is at home on a visit
Lowest prices on everything at
the Racket" store. Consult your
interest 10y going there before you
buy elsewhere.
Mr.. G. n. Travis, of Washington,
ID. c., arrived here Wednesday, and
viii remain with relatives until aft
er the election.
Mrs. Charles Atkins and child
returned to Parson Monday. She
was accompanied by her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. lofty.
Every district league in Benton
County should be represented at
the meeting Of the Central Free
Silver League here next Monday.
A newsy letter has been received
from Big Sandy, but the writer is
not known to us. All letters for
publication must be signed by the
writer.
Licenses to marry have been Is
sued by County Clerk G. B. Greer
to w. L. Van Huss and Martha j.
Lee and Carroll Greer and Eliza
A. Madrey.
ia. Clement, esq, spent Sunday
at home. He is making a strong
campaign in the homestretch, and
expresses himself as being satisfied
with the outlook.
Extensive preparations are being
made by Democrats at Big Sandy
to receive Hon. Joseph 3. Jones to-
morrow, who will expound the true
principles Of Democracy at that
place.
The band boys say that Camden
and Camden people are the "whole
thing" the acme Of whole-souled
hospitality, the personifcatiou OF
liberality, and entertainers without
peer.-Dickson Enterprise.
Mr.. A. G. Mcdaniel moved his
family to Hollow Rock yesterday
where they will engage in the hotel
business. They are commended tc
the people of Hollow Rock by their
many friends here, who wish them
success in their new home.
BY some oversight, we failed tc
mention the series Of sermons here
last week by Rev. r. III. Pigue, Of
Murray, Ky. All the services were
largely attended. Rev. Mr.. Pigue
is an able minister, a good reasonel
and theologian, and his sermons
aroused agreat deal Of interesthere
The joint speaking here Tuesday
between Hon. L. w. Sims, Demo.
GRAFT, Mr.. Leach, Populist, and Hon
John e. Mccall, Republican, can
didates for Congress, was hearC
by a crowded house. The Grove
was with Sims from the start, ant
his majority in this county will bt
increased as a result of the discus
sion here.
The man who votes for an cleo
tor who does not carry the STATE
loses his vote. There is no ques