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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-27

"If you want to find ont what sort OF
fellows use these houses just take a walk
through the lesJ frequented streets dur
ing the evening and you VIII very quick
ly learn. First you Will be importuned
for money and II you refuse to hand 1t
over you will be threatened and probably
assaulted. The latter eyentuslity will de-
pend entirely upon whether OF not there
are other pedestrians near at hand, for
these sturdy beggars are shrewd enough
TO restrain their violence when there are
those about who might come to the
rescue of their victims. Now ] am
convinced that.the man who will threaten
citizens because tho latter Will not give
him money will commit robbery when
the chances of success are fairly good. /
believe therefore thar q good many recent
crimes, were all the facts concerning
them known, have been committed blythe
shady characters who make the cheap
lodging houses their homes during their
sojourn here. 1t strikes me that more
stringent measures should be taken in
dealing with tramrs. They should be
taken into custody promptly on reach
ing town, and sent to Cranston as
vagrapts, II they prove to be OF the hobo
order, or promptly driven out with warn
ing not to return on pain of imprison-
ment. Then the majority OF these cheap
Lodging houses should he cleaned out.
They are positive nuisance and baDe
and for every case of honest poverty they
barbor 80 OF dishonest and designing lazi-
ness"
II Is noticeable fact that recently
there have been no attempts to loot
banks or stores where stocks OF special
value are.carried, but that IL no indica-
tion that the enterprising cracksman Will
not try his hand on them before long.
And this recalls the fact that ii is now
nearly half century since the old Mer-
chants which, in those days, had It's
banking rooms on Westminster street
was cleaned out of nearly every dollar in
cash IL had on hand. The Merchants
Bank was one OF the leading monetary
institutions OF the state, and its business
was very extensive. One day in the
early spring II added a new name to its
list Of depositors. He was q miudle-aged
man and had the appearance OF being n
business man in easy circumstances. He
made substantial deposit on the occa-
sioa of his first visit, and on the pretext
Of business was frequently at the bank
afterwards.
Indeed for three weeks he visited the
bank at least once, and on some days
two and three times. As he kept a good
sized account there and,apposred straight
forward In every way, nothing was
thought OF the frequency Of his pres
ence, nor was any suspicion aroused
when be displayed great interest in the
workings OF the safe lock in which tho
money OF the bank was kept. The safe
was of the old-tashioned kind and lock-
ed with a key In IL one Saturday night
money 10 the amount OF over 800, COZ
WIS IccKed up. On Monday morning
when the cashier and clerks arrived they
found the banking rooms in confusion.
but the safe showed no signs OF having
Lcen tampered with. When it was open-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-27

Nobody nccd have Neuralgia. Cot Dr Nilc~'
faL P.lls i.0m drassis;s. cue cont dose"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-27
DRApER!ES.

Have you seen our new Drspery Depart.
ment? We want you to inspect our
beautiful line of Brussels, Swiss, Irish
Also our handsome Cheneille, Tapestry,
and Veiours Porticres. just TO make 1t
interesting, we sell you q pair of hand
some Noting ham Laces, with pole and
trimmings for
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-27
KITCHEN and DINING ROOM
OUTFIT.

Over 274 Articles, everything necessary
In the Kitchen and Dining Room, for s67.
81 down and si.25 weekly.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-27
ifyou see Il In cur Ad lis So
THE
Household
Furniture
Co.
22O to 232 WsybOsssi Street.
Any One with Half
an Eye can
See just what will
P!caso and satisfy them.

Don't puzzle your brains trying to
think OF all the articles necessary to fur
nish your house. We will do It for you.
We will sell you the complete outfit for
every room at bottom prices, saving you
both TIME and MONEY.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-27

CHILD REN'S HAND
sewed Button and Lace
Boots, sizes 2 to 6, price,
was 75c.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-27

LADIES CANVAS OK
fords in drab and black and
white check, price was
Si.50.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-27

OUR STOCK OF SHOES is TOO LARGE
for this season of the year. We take
stock Aug. 1. Reductions have been
made on lots that makes 1t to your ad-
vantage TO BUY NOW.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-27

LADIES' RUSSET GOAT
Low Shoes, opera and COM
mon sense toe, price was
S1.50 and sl.75.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-06
lyteR Features
OF BOSTON LfFe
N Society IS Perpetuaicl and
Nov 4 NmuseS l'sel}saIhe
Unique Sewing Circle.


salcn. November % nooton has one
|NtutIon which han no precise duplicate
4 ay other city II Is the sowing circle.
psr towns have sewing circlos. but the
lssa sewing circle IS different from any
y,
WV au'''''" Wv "''" '''''' vi Wv ''''
stason are gathered together tn some
Nj drawing room Tho most puultlar mr.
-,,,
~ p"'''"' WI '"'"' Az II 'uoSsn
'''ht secretary nnd treasurer are
fki and the sewing circle fl In nll
v,In. o,a.r
|An,, ,.,
Il" u's'"'@'"R ana o''o'lnE oN''''
ssnwlng circle usually rrlnts its list
ftaplc rules. These prrecribe how mnny
N, A. worl o,,.,, ,.,.,,..,,.,,. .,.u 4,
,.,.. '"''' W.
S''" 'V' nuiIDk 'h' season, limit the
s''s' Of members mud tell VIVA cat8blc.
y. trinkahlts the hestcas or ooch ,yrc,
| al n, h,,or,, ,,- ...... g., -, At,
'''''S' '"'' "'"' '"'
-a@' busin'sr N the sewing circle ia
rg Oncc a week from November e
y be sewing circle is cnt,r,olrcd hv II.
tsn Nv '''e ~ aSSon'pi'"F
Y" ana the honr Of luncheon ~ I 20.
Raa their nrst year often nrraen, them
nsat the earlier hour and snue nj them
Y Mv for an hour on two. mt after IA,
y ieu they generally grow lcns can.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-06

fact that this wear he has not received a
single complaint that an auditors Wow has
been impaired by hlE hat This. he says,
Ia due to the consideration and courtesy
whirh always distinguishes the feminine
patrons OF the liollis street theater Who
always either remove their hats or conflne
them TO rcafcnahic sI2c. THIS thought
tul regard for the pleasure and comfort
uf others ia dive entirely TO the good breed
Ing al the ladies. who deserve this rvros-
milton. MS It has not been brought about by
ANY unpleasant request OF intmninn.' Shu
v0uld therefore, 81 cry bold and heart
less woman who hrr,a would dare wear
large hat at the Hollis Street thcator
iI.LK
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-06

has hrou reduced TO such nnc stage that
only s3Tcn HufrH cir can produce woi,
which ,,4n be iccoNsi faNothp.Fs Il .
or.y IN recent years mar any aiirH' or
l4t bron ptl tu ihiS branch Of tic en-
gratcrr ntt bat u iNe now opened uP al.
il osl an onnrss arw iicid Tor lhe enE'uN 7
As praGii,ol at preiont. the making -
those embossed lcttrr hfnns = t,wr! o
iey.Nni Of he ola une l.rmintit1 manu-
iT'iirs wcra ua nj a by hand in er0rH
ipriont feature II tho work hut tnq ma
ish III touches afr nay on "i'h sflA'~N
rhvet cf paIcr by hnld
pi5aafy cplUss & roN'ipta Of ~ .nB
The lles OF an 'WpFli9 onRn,yinS - 4
color, ana thrn. hy Sr0at pres 'iilr an1 inc
use o. a duprooi1 de, The shao Of pnref
IS forced ; 90 me liNI nen ~ , new, y,
siirfn.c 4 IN, rHpcr, n has been the Gus
llm Co rely soANy upon ihif one inpt n
cruliy proved G7alffactcty' sihi' AhN 81
fccts were greatly AmA'"i
tMpRrssEp WITH n STEEL DIE
trn4or tho new method Of camping thcao
letter ns.als, the hrtt 81 piper' M
werNcl win The 500 diy, w W. AZ
On the paper ciar asa hlHt mel put 60 ~
log Thr shoot Iai"r thfn nstfeN 4"
the hnuds of tho decorating Arlal. VINO.
Nv nolna Of Water culors ava mn. hrii-
XIX 20 iaint,iy thai wllgp me sheet y
finally completes It ls really an eHql ~
,,'ef,, rf voikmn nslip II roV'hrrs q Ntaldy
hund and a kcen eye TO nninl " tiih ''ir
ssmr,l space of the raised surface, sla,E
MI OF Inc design are very NJ NUT. binl
nrrbaos nxe or co.0rb may have 70 y
rllcrI within a e.reie hAu an ih'b - W
"I te,,rIe,,v an 3 class Of work could only
lac obiainsd in New YORK. and only 70 Y
i,r,tgd dcyrSo. since inrra wps We .2u
ior h ia thii eoT2lyt NJ, xxx NINA ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-06
rApe lN Ll.rrNn nnApa.

The Iatsst q, a Private crest with Name
imprinted
THIS Is the season Of tho year wheh
nnat roopie ne supplying themselves Win
The stationery for th"H winter CORE
,a.,ndencc. AMI IN soecslng this, as In
other things, they are naturally so'ernNd
Inv the prevailing styles. Ike all other
ths,gs. star oncry has ~ chang ng sty'es'
The naror ltself varies rli;e ana me
i,sr5S in ssvlp 50 rorAnef nlm9si safely
10 ,hs nisrrer II lmpg' nnoF th, &C.,
Ma, Tie matter ot thus in : o9iinE pr
~, aitorfry y given much attention
Ia thu ensraver ard empenss.. -, ...
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-06
Texas sniva,ipnisss.

new Organization. similar 10 ,hc Sal
ylfion Army. has been formed at Waco,
u carries thc Texas nag surmonntcd Nv
IN eagle, with wings spread. The Texas
army conducts reInous exsro act. on tins
iHis. Something Ike The same uniform Ia
worn by 'he new organisation, Its meme
hershlp IL INCREASING, AMI includes many
veteran soldiers OF the Salvation Army.
The Waco corps IA the only corps at pres-
en-, In existence. Ono Of the 6ri1lnators
of the Texas army Is q. W. usriran. tor
Army
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-06
Walter ID. Tusten,

aud Robert Craig, rornic Rigsby and shep-
ara Whitehead Pearl Meadows and Her
bcgt Gieatcs, Manic Kennedy and Edgar
Stewart corine Bendy and ijr. J. A. Glib
son, Matte Votaw and J, l.. Jennings The
groom is son 81 MIR W. W. Whitehead a
loading merchant OF Caeatcr aud the bride
a daughter Of Mr., A. n. Meadows one OF
tho leading hnancsE men OF this place,
The newly married couple win mako Col
mcsnell their future home They. together
with a number Of friends, lef, to-day 10 at
tend reception and bail a, Chester to-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-06

The year ltJG has proved rare harvest
for the company promoter. II is estimated
that III $50 600 pounds n shared In dincr-
ont concerns have been offered 20 the pub
lie during the past eleven months being
thc highest amount iu several yrers past
on 81 o0a moo above che Same period ia lNNa
nul double the amount II iS1l over H.,
O0u ono were offered last mouth,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-06
Com,nrrciri Rehsa nal

Chicago Record
30 you shink public confidence u In.
creasing. Mira Bsdgeley7"
You better believe Il, tho day sitter
the election my daughter had three oflcrs
OF marriage"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-06
Collars aud Cuffs.
Mems Hosiery.

Mems S0cks amt hg enough 90 hold
Xmas RITA but h5mG ny Nour mas ar
sirter's atnckur ana maybe Santa tlaus
VII put a half duson pair au'ks IA them
FOR Nuu.
Hose. 2hc.
Meas ucs' GNdc BLACK and Tan Cotton
Half Hose. zoe,
Mcn's Extra uinck OF Colorcd Four
Thread iislc Han lloSo bpc.
Mona F.osh Color on Black silk iicee.
s. 90
Mcn'n nlsok ani Natural color Seamless
Caahurcre Hose, Stc ana TO-
pr iacgcre Natural Wool Hose, TOO n
IdIr
gi,c Hose. prr boN of hair doscn 81 90
lNv Hose UNtcpi br, Jaeger - POE box
OF haif dozen. t2,i1.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-06


Vlllngo sowing circle, and emphasizes tho
iRct mat bosioh Is htiil Just little prov
incinl
somebody may wonder how II IS decided
jrsl who shnll be considered eligible 10 the
Sowing rTclo. iiut In Hoatnn those thlhss
regulate th'mael,cs u war rleni deal
easier for the "nmcl TO pass through the
eye of the needle than for mn outsider 10
enter into the sacred set Certain girls are
IN society hrcauSe their mothers were and
ihclr tfnndmoihtrs were VIM" thcN mr."
yc, IN school they nre invited TO JON ih'
Friday evening dancing slhsa TN" ladies'
who arrange this clnsa Know Just whom II
ls prorcr 10 ask,
Thrucr they pass on TO the saturday
evening dancing school The rirls - the
Saturday eve Ming dancing school are the
girls invited TO organize the saasonf sew
INK clrrir, win here ana nero an ndn,i
n'r u'lo .nu 'n,lv so'''v Wv ',', .,,
ter than patent OF n9nl'ly-in nns,',,
h' tnN WIZ "' nov nr'u'N ~ sa,,n Mn
tc- n,onrh thrv are lnyited to na occasioa-
nj dance or tea given 10y the exclusive set
are sim retarded as infamous
~ m."S ' t,ay ' nnv ho az weli hred bni
Inc llnr hne been drawn and 1t T. seldom
Wholly hrokon down. II IL a qnchi9l oi
fomiiy of relationship OF LODE ,i',,
Nv ,,, ''",''" vbjch tho NOS, devoted nus
u' Wv ".'' ,rt,s. ,r,,i,in II cnl
,,,,,'s,i,,s in. ,hclr christian nnmos. bUt
,,'.,, ,att an o,b,ra Nisa brown ar Miss
Wv ~ 49,. .,,o r,ov hc IIow,Us hns
HiU'n' Nv ~. ~, ,,ss ~ INA on Is ian
~ n's,,u ipl,t,a ~ ~ c,rn'n degree.
nnt no, l,no that he has o-cr brought
,,,ri a., s,Y.,rr circle to recount fnr 4,
N..'t.,al,,. on o,itaid,r is adopted into a
"'N'"''''H'', 90" 49,, d.. the ,v,y Mir How
SOWING '' ,i'. r,u' IVY h,nor,ry n,n,l,sr
GU" WV ~ p,s,nn Institutions Sew
u"V W No rt,ire nav, thpir sowins
w" nv Xxx ,.,, us,nilv onrc n week,
,f,.,,,n,ra NJ ant when the iAhprs
~, t'.,tis az, irthrnrd bv the presence
o w. ,o,,,,,u,cn ,.no como to sharo KIND
% w., ,n vim tho .owcfs No such
~ III, ,s ,ha sncrrAn,es Of Tho uoston
49, ..'t,,,, ir,',c
no"''N '"''''
1T. ,,.,op Ia noy wou un-
'N' ~ ''@ .,.,.,,o,... have
dor way nul he"' IA Wv ~
set been formally presented TO the Wu''''
cnr,is arc out for several tons for the ilTst
-. ,...,.,,.r AT which ynung girls
MrnE IN l''''""''' ." -.
viii bo introduced. Vnt' "Nnn '"''N u
four ,o,lua dun.ing pprty lsomcilW's ~ g.
t.u ,,.s ,,rsl1,rod tho only
""'''' " ''''' ..,...,,,,.,,,e , Girl. nut
Moi'r way OF 'n'''''U' - ,,,o
comparatively few, even oil ''r '",kt, "V, ,,
have suitable ban top'uS' "a" ,,', J., he
growth OF society ~" wa a'T
REGARDED 40 The only proper thlnR' al.
socic'yH eh'tl ut,,h"M i.s ,u add of
has been attend ns ialrs o' = I h,s me-" pct
various charities, Every one hls n,' ,i r'
c,a ny, ant th,'o Luz s'''" u'l ,','e ' AZ
more routy man Nou'l -. ,,,t,t isdle.
vo have no ducht ss's "' '''. 5n ,hc Mai
We can ly mpn.l ,,,, ~" NV n,troncs1ee. AZ
hitn N,F,to Nv 1,nrh,rrs ami cous ms. who
viii, GssIst n, the tanlcs. Tlo Aasal hu-
so,tg Indian association, The hp.'col% Nl,5
msson santa Monica .. mn.DI h \" nj
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-06

sun fataou the Chinese doctor VINO "a'
Ndnepp'd by o'h''p'S OF '"' "n'n''V ''N"
ton mere ana VINO was S"p''0"'"''F re-
leased on The demand OF the Mnr1u'a az
snllebury. has pnhitHhcd n0 article here In
which he aays tina, tho value Of Ii HING
rh.,c,. hc,d win h, ao,or,,,,e, ,y ,,o
'a'ae OF me information No nus 'ah'h To
China assent the d1ings and tho power of
uo c,t,c.o abroad en-, yo,,c, cave ~,
"HS INC 'a"'' VI Inc ''nsl'rppy NJ canton
IN October. 1871" to csi7hliHh conFl'tuiton
,or China Tho society which ne belong.
10 WAS rnllel the Hing Chung Woey mean
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-06
DO You Know Our
roc Neckwear?

THO holiday lines
~ I are rsi,' citllN
well worth Know q
inu. Notc thsrn
IN any attractive
rtVirr ~ Aicn'p iine
Ntrkwcnr That YOU
can huy AZ hlr zach;
Mona liruchl 4.
Arnurv lcreipti
and or entail DE
j Inv Mics
Mpn's Graduated
-Four ~ Hands ~
finey E,s All
SNtiust also Tccka
nnl Enr tsh Knot
Senrts Ia colo's
All tahty V,t IN 4gst
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-06
wulrEurAp. MEADOWS = colmcsncli

WIFI FITENUs MENI'VNb : '1IHFOhu'II
Texas December AIT the baptist church
here laat evening, at 1870 orleck. Miss
Iona Meadows was married To Mr. s. j.
Whitehead Rev Sam Mann officiating,
The church was neatly decorated and was
fllcd with spectators aud well-wlshers OF
tho happy YOUNG couple. The following
couples were attendants: Halle Bendy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-06
kIAM'S. KIAM'S.
MUFFLERS FOR
LADIES AND
GENTLEM EN-.

In Plain white
silks, ti.oo. 81 so aad
500,
Black sink Anf-
Hcra, 81 90.
II v colorei
Japanese SILK Mnf-
rcrs. He, N.bo aud
$500,
Solsl piue. with
White stripes or
Polka, IN NC Surah
ailk. nco. si.g5 aud
tiN.
vcty heavy china
SIX Mufi'crS. hr'ii'
stitched ana extra
larg., $500.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-06

Tie managers Of the iioi'i' s''''' ''.
.,cr. by the way, where Miss Ne'he''o'o u
.o,,nc has found an arltul way OF over
coming the thea'cr hat nuisance he an
uoupeos that he takes great pride In 'pe
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-06

The deaign represented two small cross
"a pennants surrounded by coils OF ropes.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-04-17
FACTS ABOUT CAMDEN.

There is not a person in Camden
but thinks and has every reason to
believe that no town of its size in
the State has greater possibilities
in the future than it has. Nature
has endowed it with qualities for
making it one of the very bestplaces
in whatever view you may take it.
Camden has a large amount Of ter
ritory within its lines for the num-
Der Of inhabitants now occupying.
it must have a great many more
people here to give it the lively ap-
pearance that belongs to rapidly
growing town. The increase by
natural production is too slow, and
immigration is necessary. To get
others to come and live and help
build up the town and community,
we must hold out inducements in
addition to good streets and roads,
clean yards and neat houses. We
must convince the homeseeker that
we have some of the spirit Of enter
prise that is abroad in the land.
| We have got into the unfortunate
habit of grumbling at every outlay
however small, whatever advantage
may be derived from it directly, OF
indirectly. We refuse to recognize
that the nimble sixpence is better
than the slow shilling. 1t is a very
bad habit for our own welfare to get
into, and the sooner we reverse this
| order Of things the sooner will tht
scales drop from our eyes, and the
clearer will be our vision.
Happily there is a fair prospec
of such a change, and those who ar
interested in the upbuilding of tht
community note with satisfaction
the movement.to establish new in
/ dustries in our midst.
} The canning factory and a nev
process Touring mill will be bull
here. Some of our public spirited
citizens have decided that laun
dry would pay well here, and tn
!, matter is being discussed with tn
view Of testing the feasibility an,
prospect of success of such an en-
terprise. We trust that it may sool
! become a fixed and successful en-
terprise in our midst.
!, . When these enterprises have beel
established here, immigration vii
certainly follow. The present out
S look warrants the belief that othe
T enterprises will be undertaken her
!, by outside capital, if they receiv
= proper encouragement by our pee
q pie, which means more enterprise
more money in circulation, less idl
g labor and more people for Camdel
}: Prosperity will follow.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-04-17

Mr. Q. g. Bandel, the popular
insurance agent of Lexington, has
been here the past week, and made
arrangements 10 locate among ms.
Mr. Randle resided here when he
was q boy, and bis coming back is
Ike returning 10 his first love. He
viii not remove his family here be-
fore the last Of next month The
CHBoNCLEjoins in extending them
a hearty welcome.
We take pleasure in calling the
attention of our readers 10 the an
nouncement in this iseue Of The
CHRONICLE Hon. Thetus w. Sims,
Of Linden, who is q candidate for a
seatinthe Fifty-ffth Congress from
the Eighth Congressional District
Of Tennessee, subject, Of course, to
the action of the Democratic party.
We will have more TO say concern
ing his candidacy in our next issue.
Hon. Thetus w. Sims, of Linden,
candidate for the Democratic nom
ination for Congress, was here last
Monday shaking hands with old nc
| quaintances and making new ones
He made a short speech, in which
he clearly defined his views on thC
leading national issues. He is il
favor of the free coinage Of silver
at the ratio Of rs to l, and stands
for reduced tariff taxation and the
Jefersonian principles of govern
ment Mr, Sims, who is exceeding
lily popular at home, created a verl
favorable impression here, as h,
| does wherever he goes.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-04-17
ST. Louis { Tennessee River
PACKET COMPANY.
(CITY OF SHEFFIELD.
STEAMERS: < CITY OF PADUCAH.
CITY OF SAVANNAH.

ONE of these elegant steamers leave st. Louis
~ every Wednesday and Saturday for all points
on the Mississippi River to Cairo, Ohio River to
Paducah, and Tennessee River to Florence, tax
ing freight and passengers for all points on the
Ohio to Pittsburgh, and on the Cumberland to
Nashville. Through bills oflading, prompt tserv-
ice, and low rates.
JOHN e. BEASsENGALE,
Traffic Manager,
Whaa-bOat foot of Olive street. ST. LOUIS.
e5@Oneof these steamers arrive at johnson.
vile every Tuesday and Friday
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-04-17

Mrs M. McRae has just returned
from the louisville and Nashville
markets where she purchased her
new stock offspring and summer
millinery, furnishing goods, notions
etc, which she will be pleased to
show the ladies. See advertise
.ment in another column.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-04-17

All parties indebted to me by note,
account or otherwise are requested to
call at once at my Office over the bank
and make settlement.
w. P. MoGmL.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-04-17
a arent German Remedg.

Diseased blood, constipation and kid
neY, liver and bowel troubles are cured
by Karl's clover root tea For sale by
J. G, Presson.