The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-02-14
FROM PARIS

Regular correspondence
J. O. Davis, Of Big Sandy, was IN Paris
last week.
Crockett Tyloe lie visiting relatives IN
Big Sandy.
80. Daniel went to Holiday last week
on business.
j. d. Hicks Of Big Sandy, was in the
city Thursday
Johnnie Brumager, Of Puyear, was In
Paris Saturday
Bliss sallie Thomson is visiting rela-
uyes 40 Lebanon.
james Freeman has returned from a
trip 30 Nashville.
Guy Hall, Of Camden, was here last
week on business
Mr. and Mrs. A. s. Wienbaum are In
Nashville this week
Mrs. Anna Gilchrist, Of Nashville, was
IN the city last week
DIR, G.. III. Watkins. of Hollow Rock
was IN the city Monday
John Thomson. of Mckenzie, was in
Paris few days last week.
+. r, Rienhart, Of Martin, was In Paris
Saturday en- route 10 Como
TX Sheriff w. IT Rushing, Of Big San
dy, was in Paris Wednesday.
Mrs. w. G.. Kirk, who has been quite
sick, is better 40 this writing.
Romie L. Rogers. Of Martin, was in
Paris last week visiting homeiolks.
j. A. Hinkle has returned home from
an extended trip through Mississippi and
Arkansas.
Miss Irene jenkins, Of Olmstead, Ky,
Is visiting the family Of A. H. Landlord,
on Dunlap street.
A. l.. h. Morton and family. Of Fulton,
Mo, who have been visiting relatives at
this place, have returned home.
I. b. Reynolds, of Puryear, returned
Tuesday from BoonYille, Ind, where he
had been to have polypus removed from
bis nose. The operation was a complete
success.
Evelyn, the infant daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. l.. Holland, died February 2, at
their residence on Blythe street The fu-
neral services was conducted by Reys, NJ.
Ball and TT, Newell. The remains were
inferred in the city cemetery. The be-
reayed family have the sympathy OF the
entire community.
Jessie Luter, son Of DR.. and Mrs. 7
B. Luter, Of Big Sandy, died here Sat
urday Of pneumonia, at the residence OF
q. w. Wharton. The remains were laid
to rest in the city cemetery Sunday even
ing. Funeral services were conducted by
Rev. Il. J. Newell. Mr. Luter leaves q
vile and two small children TO mourn
their loss. They have our deepest sym
pathy in their sad bereavement
Hon. Tom @. Rye, OF Camden, one o
the most efficient men in the Pension de
partment ut Washington, ID. c., has beer
spoken of as the Democratic nominee TO
Congress from this the Eighth Congress
sional Dristrict There is no man in tn,
Democratic party that could command
more votes than Tom Rye. He is know
all oyer the district, and could be elected
easily if he should be the nominee. Wha
we wants a good Democrat for our nomi
nee this term, and we will win withou
much trouble. Tom Rye is the man VI
are looking for, and let us join hands ant
have him nominated and elected. Their
is no man more worthy of the honorable
position of Congressman from this distriC
than Mr.. Rye. Henry County will star
him off with seven or eight hundred ma
jority against any Republican nominee
and Benton and Madison counties will
give him good vote over his Republican
opponent, who ever he may be land
looks like Jefreys now. This distric
is Democratic by good many hundre
votes, and all we have to do is to nomi
nate good Democrat and we will have
Democratic Congressman the next time
The Democrats want RYE" for Congress
man, and the Republicans will have t
take him if he is nominated.
PARIS, February TO-