The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-06-26
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS.

was in town Tuesday.
Sidney L. Peoler, esq, went 10
Memphis the first of the week.
Miss Ben Belt is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. ~. W. Atchison, Of Erin.
Mrs. Charles Atkins was sick the
FIRST of the week, but is out again.
Tomorrow week is independence
Day, the greatest of American hol-
idays
Judge John n. Taylor, Of Lex
ington, was over a short while last
Tuesday.
Messrs. William Creelman and
William Morris were at Big Sandy
Monday.
Several from here attended the
Masonic celebration at Big Sandy
Wednesday.
There viii be a picnic, dance and
speaking at Hollands Spring the
Fourth Of July
A little child of Mr.. III. Bursey
has been very sick this week, but is
reported better.
mir and Mrs. Robert y. Phillips,
of Hollow Rock, visited Camden
relatives Sunday.
Mr.. l. N. Wilson spent several
days IN the southern part of the
county last week.
Miss Emma Hutcherson, Of Man
lyville, is the guest Of the Misses
Stigall this week.
Judge L. Z. Davis visited rela-
tives in Humphreys County the
/ first of the week.
| The machinery tor the canning
factory has been received, and will
be put up Immediately.
County Clerk G. b. Greer has is
sued marriage license to ID. T.
Mitchell and Nina McGill.
MIR. James Washburn, Of Waver-
ly, who has been visiting his aunt
Mrs. NJ. E. Grim, has gone home
Senator James Jefreys has re
turned home from the national Re.
publican convention of St Louis
Rev. T. /. Cason will preach al
Bethlehem next Sunday forenoon
and at Morris Chapel al 3 O'CLOCK
in the afternoon.
Connection with the main tele
phone line has been completed thil
week and an Office established a
the Arnold House.
Mr.. w. S. Hubbs, of Harris, wht
attended the funeral Of his brother
Mr.. d. G. Hubbs, at Holiday las
: week, has returned home.
Mrs. G. T. Brecheen was takel
suddenly i'll last Saturday, aud ma
been confined to her room nearl,
all week, but is some better.
tits announced that Mr.. and Mrs
\ Ross and Mr., lockwood, the cele
\ brated anti-liquor evangelists of In
, diana, will lecture here next Mon
day, June 29,
1T is requested that all who ar
interested in organizing base bal
y club meet at the Office of Clerk an
9 Master d. G.. Hudson this eyenin
0 at z o'clock sharp.
Independence Day will be Ok
served at McIIlwain by a barbecue
? Hon. b. A. Enloe will address tia
q, people on the financial question o
the above occasion.
The national ticket named by tn
Republican convention is Wiilial
Mckinley, OF Ohio, for Presiden
and Garret A. Hobart, of New Jel
y sey, for Vice-President.
q Rev. I. T. Cason preached to a
Is attentive audience at the Methods
g Church Sunday forenoon, and Re
d Mr.. Hill, Of Nashville, occupied th
y !. pulpit at the evening services.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank Pierce,
Ariadne, came up Friday on Wis
n. to Mrs. Pierce's parents, Mr., PierC
returning home Saturday. Mr.
Pierce will remain in town sever,
"a days
q The Democrats Of this judici
~ circuit viii nominate a candida
p for criminal Judge tomorrow. Ill
le candidates are Col. John M Ia.
Z. q. Tor, Of Lexington, and Hon. Sidne
Il j. Everett.
The attention Of our readers
called to the display adyertisemei
Of Mr.. Claude Hudson in enotht
:. = column. He offers ten specials f,
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