The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-01-24
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS.

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souville Monday.
Mr. Yallie Steele came down
from Nashville Monday
w ID. Steele went to Hollow |
Rock Junction Monday
Mrs. M. J.. Grim visited at Wav-
erly the first of the week.
Mr. Harry johnson, Of John
sonyille, was over Monday.
Miss Stella Collins is convalesc-
ing from her recent illness.
Enoch Perkins, colored, was put
in Jail yesterday for gaming.
MI J. J. Weatherly, ofEya, was
in town Monday on business.
Mr.J. r. Pierce, Of Point Mason,
was here the first of the week.
Mr.. Guy Hall is assisting Circuit
! Clerk A. r.. Brooks this week.
Mr. Tolbert Richardson, of Nc
/ Kenzie, was in town this week.
Mr. Garlon Hudson has accepted
"a position at the Arnold House.
Mr. j. G. Hollingsworth went
to McEwen Monday on business.
Miss Cora Haley, who has been
quite sick, is reported some better.
Grant Hatley has bought the
stock Of groceries of Mr.. A. j. Full
Ter.
Senator James Jefreys was at
Nashville the latter part of last
week.
Messrs. J. II. Greer and d. M.
Mobiles, Of Huntingdon, were over
Monday.
Mr.. Horace Rushing, of Waver-
/, ly, attended court here the first of
the week.
Messrs. Alb Prichard and w. j.
Barnes, of Holladay, attended court
this week.
Miss Pearl Arnold, Of Browns
vile, is visiting her sister, Mrs. j.
d. McAuley.
) Mrs. VIII S. Corbitt and chill
S dren are visiting relatives at Rails
ton this week.
Mr.. Eugene Morris, who was
S sick here several davs last week.
D returned to Nashville Sunday.
Messrs. +. M. Dickey and W. T.
I Prince, of Chaseville, attended
| court here the first of the week.
Mr.. John Jones has been ap
! pointed postmaster at Luterton
: vice Mr. M. 3. Brown resigned.
{ Trustee d. J. Allen went to Cox
burgh yesterday and will be at Hol
\ laday to-day to collect the taxes.
Mr.. and Mrs. George James, O
J. Mckenzie, are guests of their un
n Gle, DR.. r. B. Travis, this week.
IS A new plank walk is being laiC
s. from Benton Seminary to the pub
n lie square. Let the good work g,
i on.
1t Clerk and Master D. G. Hudson
has been confined to his room thi
4, week. He was reported better yes
70 terday.
10 Mrs. Robert Z. Phillips an,
II brother, Mr.. Thomas M. Steele, O
y Hollow Rock, visited here the frs
y Of the week.
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is the county. Call at this Office o
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us get to call at The CHRONICLE ofic
n and give us the late happenings i
IS your neighborhood.
Ill Mr.. Daniel Clement, one fa
b. Big Sandy, came up Monday to bC
is gin the study of law under his III
i'll cleJ A. Clement, esq.
ld Rev. J. Fl. Davis. of Ralston, wi
preach at Rushings Greek on IL
second Saturday and Sunday
~ - February at Ii O'Clock.
or Messrs. J..A. Barnes, e. G. Flov
in ers, John Lowry, Ed Lindsey, JoI
~ Mobiles and J. P. Barker, Of b
A. Sandy, were up Monday.
IN We received a pleasant call fro
at Editor Hawkins, Of the Huntin
)p- don Republican, who was in o.
see midst the first Of the week.
me When you want fine commerce.
ihe job printing, remember that II
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speciality Of this class of work.
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