The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1897-10-15
LOCAL AND Personal NEWS.

field, was iu town Wednesday
Rev n. T. Casou viii preach at
Liberty OF 8 O'Clock Sunday after
|uaOu.
Mr. John Wobb aud family oil
Jouasboro, Ark, are here on vieitl
to relatives
The pro.ructed meeting 40 lueI
| Methodist Church closed with the /
Iservices Sunday
Reys ID. LELAND and Dir Right /
Iuiro, of Jackson, wore here a short |
while last Friday
There will be regular services at
| the Methodist Church next Sunday
| forenoon aud evening.
Mrs. Carrie Taycl, Of Wayetly,
Is here for the purpose Of securing
o class in. elocution We wish her
success.
I The ladies' are invited to call and
see the new fall hats and millinery
just received by Mrs. $. J. Travis.
/ All the latest styles and shapes.
Mr.. Riley Grggs and family, of
Gardner, who have been visiting
B relatives and friends here since last
Friday, returned home yesterday
, Miss Bertha McElyea, OF Camden,
D after visiting Miss Bette CARING
ton several days, returned home last
Observation-Disclosures Democrat.
g Rev. Mr.. Boyd, travelling evan
3 gelist, and his wife held open air
+ services in the courtyard Monday
i evening, and at the Presbyterian
= Church Tuesday evening.
g The long drouth in this county
+ was broken by a good rainfall Sun
q day and Monday. Though rather
e late fall seeding has begun, and q
n good acreage will be sown IN wheat.
Marriage licenses have been is-
sued by County Clerk G. b. Greer
p to j. II. Miller and M. A. CASTLE,
p =. G. Hartley and Callie Holloman.
Colored-J. d. White and Callie
Moore.
3 Rev. L. G. Deshazo will be in
S, charge of the Camden circuit Of the
in Methodist Episcopal Church fol
y another year, which is gratifying
le news to his many friends on the cir.
q q cult who esteem him as a man Of
- we'll as a minister.
John Bishop, who resided neal
= Morris Chapel, died Friday night
a, H He was considerably advanced il
ii years, and had been in bad healtl
for q long while. He was a mos
til exemplary citizen, and will be sad
IN ly missed by those who had'knowl
OF him best.
k We started out last week to ge
to the names Of all who went to thr
ce Centennial from here, but after tn
~ number climbed into the hundred
ca !" we abandoned the attempt. Thi
It, county has certainly been we'll rep
tn resented at the Centennial, and al
.e, have been delighted with the show
pS e9 Hon. W. L. Morris and wife, Dl
R. B. Travis, Mr.. and Mrs. 9. n
,e- Travis and Master Orville, Mrs. H
or f. Stigall and Miss Ella, Hon. j
A. Clement and family, Trustee j
10 10 7. Camp and daughter, Miss Sallit
cI, ,1, and about forty others from her
rs; are attending the Centennial thi
co week.
zee zee Mr.. Jack Hall of Camden, wa
m. here Friday. He had fine -four
to year old mule, l7hands high, whic
nd was placed on the scales and tippe
the beam at / ,422 pounds. He ais
ak had horse colt, three-years ole
or- or which weighed l, 1,402 pounds, an
4" ms was III hands high. Good for Ber
ler ton-Paris Press
4 'so The bulk of the cotton crop (
ine Ty the county is being marketed hen
rth this year, and though it sold at
,ak sacrifice, due to the present state
Ike the market, the crop is being move
L99 rapidly. The timber industry hi
.Lg Ia, revived, and altogether Camde
'' has presented lively appearanc
G a the past few weeks.
the Two Gretna Green marriages o
'An Cured in the county last Monda
Miss M. A. CASTLE, daughter of
M. CASTLE, esq, and J. Fl. Mill
,eo were married by Rev. Van Utle
- The other was I'm the ssventh civ