The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-03-20
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS.

hlAs w IT, mtAAho was IN ~ hsN-
vile Wednesday
Mass meeting at the courthouse
tomorrow afternoon.
Senator and Mrs. Jeffreys went
to Nashville Wednesday.
Senator james j Jeffreys was some
what indisposed this week.
Mr.. James Townsend is making
improvements at his residence.
Mr.. w. w. Lashlee has moved his
family TO the Shelton residence.
A communication from Mission
airy Grove is held for signature.
Witt French and family left this
week to reside in some of the lower
counties.
Mrs. Il. E. Ayers, of Box, came
over Tuesday to spend a week or
so with relatives.
Tuesday was ST. Patrick's Day,
an event observed bysIrish Catho-
lies everywhere.
Messrs. J. II. Hudson and T. w.
Barnes, Of Bristow, attended the
convention Monday.
Messrs. G. B. Sullens and Mr..
Petit, of Watertown, were here last
Monday and,Tuesday.
The convention was a great at
traction for Democrats, and a large
crowd was in town Monday.
Mrs. E. M. McAuley and little
child have returned home from a
visit to relatives at Big Sandy.
Owing to continued rain, no ser
vices were had Sunday forenoon or
evening at the Methodist Church.
The young folks were given an
enjoyable entertainment Thursday
evening last by Mr. and Mrs. w.
! w. Lashlee.
The school at.J Jeanette will pre-
sent the drama, "The Man From
Maine" at that place on Saturday
evening, March 28.
Assessor d. A. Gossett is engaged
this week in the seventh and tenth
districts. His work nextweekswil
be in the fifth district.
Hons w. L. Morris is receiving
material and will begin the erection
of new business house as soon al
:. the weather will permit.
GARDENING is some what back
ward this spring, but here and therr
we find an early bird making prep
arations for a bountiful crop of veg
etables.
Marriage licenses have been is
ued by County Clerk G. B. Gree
to Daniel Couch and Martha Y
, Wheatley and f. p Vaughan an,
N. E. Nichols.
Mr.. Charles Atkins, of Parsons
was down the first of the week t
see his wife, who has been indis
: posed at the home of her parents
r Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Totty.
: The movement for a Touring mi
5 and canningfactory here is meetin
. with encouragement on all sides
/ Now for long pull, a strong pull
= and a pull altogether, and success
may be assured.
There will be mass meeting 8
l. the courthouse at 2 o'clock, o. n
tomorrow totake some definite az
L ton toward bringing a canning fax
tory here. All who feel an interes
l. in the upbuilding of Camden al
invited and urged to attend thi
+ meeting.
s The following attorneys from
s distance attended chanoery cour
4 Messrs Tom johnson, ,eof Nasl
! vile; I. L. Lanier, Of Waverly; ,
Q w. Rudolph, Of Erin; Joe R., S. v
i and Prince Hawkins, Of Hunting
don, and Mr.. Fryer and Messr
Farabough & Sweeney, Of Paris.
A special to The CHRONICLE frol
g $. Eva says the stave factory of M
= Z. J. Lowry was destroyed by fiji
y Tuesday night, the loss being nea
II ly 5000; no insurance. The loss
! ! very hard on Mr.. Lowry and it wi
y be felt by the entire neighborhoo
as it give employment to quite
n number of hands and furnished
v market for timber for everybod
4 The entire neighborhood deep
+ .sympathize with Mr.. Lowry.
A Baby's Life Saved.
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