The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-04-03
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS.


Huntingdon Sunday. !
To-day is Good Friday. Many |
will begin gardening.
A letter from Eli was received |
too late for publication.
Mr.. Frank Conklin, Of Hollow
Rock, was over this week.
Mr.. T. d. Travis visited relatives
at Paris the FIRST Of the week.
Mr.. Dock Hatley and ehild have
returned to Holladay to reside.
Next Sunday is EasterSunday, a
festival Of the Christian church.
The county teachers association
viii meet at Big Sandy tomorrow.
Misses Mary Wyly and Joe Sui
livan visited friends near Clydeton
Tuesday.
Mr.. b. Z. Blakeley, Of Lexing.
ton, is visiting relatives and friends
near Eggville.
r. w. Holland has been ip Cam
den this week on business. Hunt
ingdon Republican.
Messrs. @. e. Noyes and J. ID.
McAuley are in the southern part
of the county this week.
Mr.. A. w. Presson has moved
his family to the vacant residence
adjoining Mrs. M. E. Grim.
Noone has applied TO our clever
county court clerk for marriage Ii
cense for the past two weeks.
Postmaster Wayne Rye received
the sad intelligence last Tuesday of
the death Of his brother, Mr.. w. j.
Rye, at his home at Wingo, KY.
The West Tennessee Land and
immigration Company are CORE
spending with Louisville parties
who want to establish a manufRct-
uring enterprise here.
The fruit buds have accepted the
invitation of the springlike weather
the past week and put in an appear
ance. They may repent this rash
nesscwhen Jack comes again.
Miss Ella CASTLE, the, slaughter
}, of Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. CASTLE, who
has been confined to her room fol
the past two years, is reported very
low. She was no better yesterday
Now is the time to subscribe Il
stock in the canning factory, if yol
want to get in on the ground foo.
of this new enterprise for Camden
Its sure thing and there is gooi
money in it for the investor.
Attention is directed to the ad
vertisement in another column o
Mrs, s. j. Travis. The advertise
ment speaks for itself. She ha
{ just received, a new line of sprini
a millinery, and she will sell hats
q etc, cheaper than they we're eve
before sold an Camden.
t It is reported that another girls
mill and an ax-handle factory wi
/ be located here shortly, and ther
: is some talk of establishing fac
f tory here for making furniture, etC
Y Let them come, by all means, an
j Iall other enterprises that will as
i sist in bringing Camden and Ber
ton County to the front.
Misses Tia Lashlee and Ola Mo
d Daniel and Master Herman McRa
q Z had a close escape from drownin
. in Town Greek Tuesday. The
: went down with>a number of stu
i dents from the seminary to see tn
. creek, which was running high q
i the time, and accidentally fell i
! where the water was deep. The
: were thoroughly baptised.
III Mr.. S. N. Clement, Of Enloe, VIII
= was the guest Of his brother, J. A
! Clement, esq, the first Of the weel
informed a CHRONICLE. reporter {
the sudden death Sunday Of DR..
= A. Allbritten, who resided acrof
3 the line in the twenty-third distric
! of Henry County. Through mil
! take he took carbolic acid or som
q other poison, and died in less tina
n two hours. He leaves S~wife an
! one child.
2. So. Jeffress, esq, of Martin, hi
l. permanently located among us wit
t. the intention of practicing lay
r. Mr.. Jeffress comes to us highly re-
,e commended as an industrious an
st energetic young man, ambition
n and has had several years expef
is ence in the practice Of his profe
a sion in Weakley County. We b
,e speak for him a liberal share of Il
-. nahronaoe Of the citizens,of BentC