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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-13
FouR NEW AMBASSADORS.
Colonel Hay, General Porter, sH-Gov'
Merriam aud Mr.. Draper

MtfflAn anu w hNaNsH
WASHINGTON, March l9-Prosident
McKiuley's nominations Of the four
ambassadors, which have been anxious.
ly awaited for some days, aro likely to
be sent TO the senate next Tuesday and
there is strong probability that the list
will be as follows;
Ambassador 20 Great Britain-Col.
John Hay Of Illinois
Ambassador 90 France-General Hor.
ace Porter of New York
Ambassador 10 Germany -Ex.Gov.
Merriam Of Minnesota
Ambassador 20 ltaly.-Hon. William
i. Draper u Massachusetts,
The first two nominations are regard
ed as settled beyond further question,
but nominations will be considered open
until the papers are sent 10 the senate.
Tho tendencies toward Governor Merri.
am for the German mission, and ex'
Representative Draper for Italy. are re-
garied by persons well informed, ~ %
strong that but little doub, romans a.
20 their being on the list sent to the sen
ate.
There l. strong reason 10 believe that
John A. Logan Jr, whose name Ia,
been prominently mentioned Ia oonneo'
tion with the mission 90 Ausiria.Hun'
gary, viii not receive that appointment
10 ls understood also that cunsidorabl,
doubt has arisen within the last fov
days as 20 the appointment Of Bellam'
storcr a. assistant secretary Of state.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-13

go I0ris. March % General Pow.
%. G. ayton 81 Arknnsa, passed through
So. Lou on his return from Washing.
ton. RumDr has written after General
Clayton's name the words. minister 20
Mexico"
General Clayton was asked II the
runner was true.
yes" be- said. Il nave r,lson 20 be-
hcva that the president will appoint me
90 succeed General Ransom"
General clayton added that he would
return 90 Washington IN two weeks d
have a further consultation with the
president
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-13
- 49, un.apParlsa.

DrSyrg March a-Tho senate com.
mittce aunointod 20 investigate tho
charges Of bribery preferred by Bat
Ma.tarson against certain senators on
tho Sylvauite county BIZ. which were
giyon publicity IN The News, has sub.
m,tteI its ropori The committee found
absolutely no evidence 20 support the
charges ~ Mastcrson had left the state,
and takes occasion 10 censure indeter.
inmate attscss upon the legislature In
newsnlrers.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-13

LrtvrVwogru Kan Marchl2-The
board %, manager, az tho s1,tiers' home
have boom called 90 meet in special ses.
sion 90 Washington ON March 81. when
thr report Of tho congressional com.
m.itae which recently investigated the
home. win De- acted upon. Msior W.
p Shock'ev, treasurer Of thu Leaven.
worth home ha, rendered ms rcsigna.
tlon. and 30 D. said tha, the resignation
OF Governor A. j, smith will b. ten.
derel
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-13

SN FUANO..l. March o.. Tho keel
h1s been .a.dat the Union Iron works
Cor tho bltiuH.p Wisconsin. Che CON.
tract Cor which wls Doc by ono govern.
meut ax months ago The Wisconsin
is to bc One oi che same class one ORC.
em. which was bulf u thls city,
though larger and mwehayi.v arm1rrL
Sine vii. b, one OF che three warships OF
che same pattern che other two being
che Alabama and Ao Virginia. which
will bo constructed boz oaagush.nyaris.
The contract price oi tho Wisconsin is
about tau0QOo
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-13

NEW YcEE. March ~ Tho funeral
services % Mrs Henry Ward Beecher
were held at Plymouth church. Brook.
Ign. yesterday They were conducted
by the Rev. DR. LYMAN Abbott, who
was assisted by several other clergymen
81 Brooklyn. 40 the conclusion Of tho
funeral services tho body was buried be-.
side that o. Mr.. Bocchor In Greenwood
cemetery.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-13

LmtE Rock. March DO. Tho thirty.
frs, general assembly came to close
by limitation a. noon yesterday after a
6o-days session Tho legislature was
inhamouious from beginning 90 crt,
and the result be that little legislation
was adcoto. None OF the apvorE.a.
ton bills, except one 90 pay salaries o.
the hwmascrs were passed and ON
th.s account Governor Jones viii bo
compelled 90 call an extra session. which
viii probably begin April I. The cause
OF che session being unsurcassfll was
due to an attempt 90 pass o. railroad
commission bin I'm, legislature bo.
camo divided oa Che question an4 could
NOT acroro "a bu
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-13
TEXAS LEGISLATURE.
many Bills Pushed Through
Both Houses.
DALLAS CITY CHARTER PASSES.

Gets Past tho senate with hut slight
Change and Little Opposition Pres.
dent 81 the senate signs the nlu
couTs ling Erpross Companie. 20 IL
tahii'h headquarters tn tho state.
AUSTIN, March l2.-The senate passed
10 ongrossmcnt a I'll relative 70 tho
keeping up Of public bridges by ooun.
ties yesterday.
The presiuout signed in the presence
u the senate Mr. Co.quitt's bill requir.
ing express companies 20 keep general
offices in this state.
House hill preventing the payment Of
any deficiency by the state departments
unless said deficiency IS first approved
By the governor aud filed with the comp.
troller 30 days before 10 occurs. was laid
before the senate aud ordered eugrosscd
and then passed under suspension Of the
rules
Tho senate adopted a resolution In.
croasiug thc salary Of Mis. n Davis. tho
senate ftenorrlpher. from 600 % $3.50.
The senate then took un the net 90 ir.
corporate ana grant o. tho city Of Dl..
ias o. new charter
After the adoption of several amend.
menis. which do no. materially anoc,
the bin. 80 wa, passed 90 cnrrosmeut
by vote of Is 60 q The rules were
suspended aud che bili passed. finally
Mr. Stone called up senate bin rern.
Inung the sale Of cocline and other
poisonous drugs. which was laid befor'
the senate on its third reading and
passed finally.
Mr Lewis called mp his b.ll, ragnirin
trca.urer 90 make annual reports 90 che
comptroller ~ the condition OF ths in.
tor.st and sinking .u1i ih their charge.
Under suspension o. the ralas the
bill passed finally
The morning session OF the house was
taken up hy tho corporation oct. That
bill having urht.of.way. the p nilug
business being the amendment Of &c.
Fisher ~ williamson O. strike one che
provisions ior the ehartorur Of all oz.
oopt quasi public institutions.
The amendment was defeated.
There were many Amendments OF.
fercd 20 the bill Some were adopted.
but they do not materially affect tho
bill The measure was passed 90 thiri
reading by "a vote of 5ltolA
The house suspended tho regular or.
dor and took up tho hu 90 conform On,
present statute 20 che provisions Of Oh,
corporation act just passed relating q
Incorporated towns
Tho bill wa. passed t0ath.ri reading.
Tho bill amending che revised civil
statutes 30 chat no mandate Of the civil
courts % appeal shall De- issued until "a,
costs have been paid, was next taken az
aud passed Co third rording.
Tho BIN was passed finally under d
suspension % the rules.
The house bin prescribing the manner
Ia which the comptroller shall collect
take. ou lands In uuorganizcd couuuo.
owned by uonrosiicnts was finally
passed with sonic slight change.
Tho bil amending che civil statute.
permitting guaranty aud surety com
I panies 90 become suroucs on bonds Of
guardians. administrators aud executors
was taken up and passed
The bil Co enable tho railroad com
mission 90 make emergency freight rate
was uoHt taken up The bin gives Ga.
/ commission authority % alter OF sut
pond rates ou thrcc days notice TN
bill was passed finally.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-13
CABINET DAY AT WASHINGTON.
Caller. lev and McKiaiey Di.po.ss Of
Routine business

WASHINGTON. March % As today
was cabinet day there was quiet
about the White House during tho fore.
uoon For the first time the president
was able 90 give an uninterrupted half.
hour % tho largo accumulation Of rou.
tine business. signing PAPERS. etc. Sec
rotary Porter laid a pile q business BE-
fo-a him and u gradually melted away.
Tho president intends 90 receive no one
prior 90 90 o'clock. and hereafter the
early part 81 each day wall b. given TO
the disposal 81 routine business After
10 O'Clock. there are few exceptions 90
the rule against official callers
The cabinet meeting viii begin
promptly at u O'Clock, all members be.
ing present
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-13
THE DAILY EAGLE.
Satcrcd A. the rosioiioo ~ nryan Texas a.
Second Glass mail matter

The city council he, night male a
three year contract for i've arc lights
and two inrandescents o. be suspended
on Main street, and two 90 candle pow
er incandesoeni. on next street west Of
Main. Terms, 500 allowed for cou.
siruc.iou work aud sl0O per month lo.
lights Tor streets and city hall building.
Dr. J. NJ. sales wal In Town ye teriay.
Dr.. and Mr.. =. N. lall went TO
Hampstead yesterday.
Try Honey Boy" the latest thing
ont a. the Handy Kitchen. pj
Uncle Wat Stuart was a visitor O
The cil, yesterday.
A nice pafden pillow Is something
useful. Carr has a good one. $50
Very fine line Of oil the best brand,
Of fine peffumery At NJ. II James 81
Car fne corn and corn sul oaI
chops at Edge Bro,. Phone lOl. m
For coal In ary quantity call on John
NJ. Lawrence aud Co. TELEPHONE 80
-. $40
After three daystrial in zoe district
court the case OF j, u. Eoydcr IS Bro
VI. Col. A. hi'i, cut Ior Injunction
was deCIded laie Yesterday alsruoot
by q Terdigt Ia iayor OF plaintiff
I'd s. u,pl,n . agent for ma d.,
monuments and 20 ornamental W,r.. iron
fencing iur ouml Gel n lots. rIr Those
wishing anything in ih.s line uiI. dnu
ID 10 their interest io zee Mr uefdet
before purclasug d0iNlt
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-13

sur LAKE Cuy. March lo-Tho ls
momb,uo the state senate have drawn
Cor t.fms. halfo. Che Mcm1cr holding
over Cor two years aud ha.t iy four
yeas The following mcmbcu drew
the long terms Cannon, Chambers w.
@ Nobcser. R.dcout. Robinson. shurt.
lon, Whitaker. Wright aud Aguilla
Nobokcr They are an Democrats and
viii participate in the election Of a sue.
cossrr 60 lion. p. J. Cannon IN the
United Sta,es senate
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-13

wAmS0roy. March le-Secretary
Of State sherman has appointed VIM.
b Oaitro Of Marietta, O.. A. his cons.
dental clerk The POSITION pays $500
Il has been filled heretofore BY the 80.
tail Of n civil service clerk. Mr. Ga 70
was associated with President McKin.
10y whilc DO was governor Of Ohio.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-13

WASHINGTON. March i2-The senate
committee on foreign relations was IN
session considering the arbitration
treaty To is probable the oommitte
will have che treaty under conddora.
ton --E-ral lava
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-13

AnuENa. Tex. March ii.-While O.
p Warren was driving cattle his horse
became euianglcd In some wire and fell
with him. iroaking two Of his ribs aid
bruising him internally. Mr. Warren
Is seriously bat not fatally hurt,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-13

THUyroy March &C. Vice Chanccllor
Reed hl- d.ed with the clerk Of che
court Of ohanccry his decision dismiss.
ing tho ON brought against the Amcri.
can Tobacco company.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-13

CnIcAso, March % Wheat No Cred. n,
4Hitr
C0m-No. 9 -Iit Ief.c
oatt-No vhitt. O. o b. ipRliilo
Moas pork. sharrsl 81 -5ssM
lard. q lm tUiltu1s
SHORT rihs. sides. loose. stm1tN
Dry aaltoi shoulders biHai, 81 tontA
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-13
THE MARKETS.


Sru OmuAS. Ma-cl n Ordinary. " ls.
rHuI ordinary. fHIU low mIihrg dNld.
u4r.ul % gooi m.dIng "a miiiInl
thr t't
UAfvurus Mlrl 10 -Drtnarf. 5rla.
rH.l uH..HH.. U.Il IuE m dlhnr. on lt.
mI.Uns s... .s.U m. iiius. tt..d mid.
ulus fsIr. 800
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-13

Liv~tsiok

umcAoo a,rch o. atus stealy o. lrm
rsrss stvrrt si.ttf-h
fhUsp active fl Strong
srLoris Mar.hlt Garlic steafv o. strong
N.gls lri ln.Iau steers. sA go. COWS and
h.Ii.rs. g. .HaIu
-h.rn Haly native mutjols s.u-t5g:
ttmHs. $50 SOB
pAltAa. March % hnco ahpplny ,isor,
81 arau
Chacs in O n1n hor, gWalB usat
boss. Isl us4m
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1897-06-18
FROM nRlsrow

HE cora ..I.ua.H
Row J.E Arnold preached here
Sunday evening.
D. r. Sparks haa recovered from
his recent illness
John Wamack, of Texas, Is here
on "a visit TO relatives
Rev III. " Ulay, OF Camden. was
iu this community recently.
Mrs Clay and Miss Molie Rush.
ing visited at Eva this week
Miss Sara Weathorly Is visiting
Miss Alice Barnes this week
Tho wheat crop Is being harvest
led, and Che yield is very good.
j IL BedwoIl and family, ofnca
Eggvilie, visited hore Sunday.
Wilson WoatherIy made his reg
ular visi. near Postoal Sunday.
Mrs Dick Crossnoe, of Eggville,
reported sick with pneumonia.
j S. Hall. of Eggville, visited
the family Of H. j. Rushing this
week.
Mrs. Nancy Sparks visited the
family Of s. A. Byrn, of Pleasant
Hill, this week.
Bey j. r. Sparks has recently
been reelected pastor Of the Rush
| ing Greek church.
Aunt Louisa Bedwell and others
attended childrcn's day exercises at
Flatwools Sunday
Rev. Mr. Cunningham, of Big
Sandy, will preach at Pleasant Val
| ley the Fourth Of July.
BRIsTOW, June 10.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1897-06-18

Eenlar eonesnoneeneel

Regular corespoutcuccI
A. l.. Kee went to Hollow Rock
last Friday,
w. Z. Cole and wife visited at
Huntingdon Saturday.
DR.. Il. i. Barker visited relatives
near Camden Saturday.
ii. T. Abbott and G. W. Walker
went to Buena Vista to-day.
Byrd French, Of Eagle Greek,
spent Sunday with homefolks.
DR.. Hargrove has returned home
after spending six months in the
West.
}. b. Anderson and j. II. Hicks
attended the teachers association
at Holiday Saturday.
A crowd went to Palestine Sun
day. Itwas children's day, and the
exercises were very entertaining.
Our neighbor, Alonzo Moore, is
happy over the arrival of a baby, a
daughter, at his home Thursday.
A minister Of the Seventh Day
Adventist Church held services at
Cross Roads Church Friday, Sat
Iurday and Sunday.
Atthe debate Friday evening the
boys on the affirmative side of the
question lost out in the decision Of
the Judges. We wish them better
success next Friday evening,
DEvIDER, June l5,
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1897-06-18

why don'tyou have more to say
about the town, its numerous good
points, and let the people know
something about the amount Of bus
mess going on in it?" was asked us
not long since by a business man
who never had an "ad" in a paper
in his life, and who reads the Press
every week, but whose name is not
on its subscription list. We started
out to say more, but stop to sharpen
our pencil and load our gun.-Paris
Press.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1897-06-18

President Mckinley and party
were the guests Of the Centennial
managers last Friday and Saturday.
Major Mckinley is President of the
United States, and Us euclrh he was
royalty entertained, which included
in it's significance q patriotic pride
in the Centennial Exposition which
the President was invited toinspect.
The old Volunteer State can not be
excolled for the patriotism OF its
people, and they are manifesting a
keen interest in the success Of the
great enterprise by attending the
Centennial Exposition.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1897-06-18
APPOINTMENTS FOR SERVICES.

Church conference viii be held
at Camden next Saturday evening
Communion service Sunday fore
noon at II o'clock, and regular SER
vices Sunday evening at s o'clock
Church conference and regular
services viii be held at Liberty
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
On Saturday evening before the
fourth Sunday there Will be church
conference and services at Bethle-
hem, and communion service Sun
day following at 1890 o. M.
Everybody is cordially invited.
z. 4 CAs0N, 2. @.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1897-06-18

BY special arrangement we win
send to any address The CHBoNI-
Gle and the Nashville Semi Week
ly American for $3.50 a year. The
subscriber will also be entitled to a
guess at the number of ticket ad-
missions to the centennial on Con-
federate Day, June "a. We know
Of no better opportunity for provid-
ing reading matter for your family
at so small outlay, and you have an
opportunity tocapture the S400 cash
prize offered by the American.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1897-06-18

The principal bondsmen of the
Bev.'W. nj. G Hicks turned him
over to Sheriff Thompson Tuesday,
and he was placed in jail to await
the action of the June term of the
circuit court Owing to some ru-
mors, which are supposed to have
some foundation, several Of Hicks
bondsmen thought it best to turn
him over to the authorities. .-Dres-
den Enterprise.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1897-06-18
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS


!. NJ. Lashlco, esq, was al Nash
vile Monday
Mr. Hugh Lashlee went 10 Nash
vile Wednesday
Ma J. NJ, Spencer Is reported
worry sick this week.
Refreshing rains foll here Tues
day and Wednesday.
Mr. Mike Fry yapcnt Sunday with
friends 40 Mckenzie.
Mrs d. j. McBao spent Sunday.
with friends at Big Sandy
Alonzo Hawkins, esq, has Joined
his family nt Huntingdon.
Mr. d. NJ. Mobiles, Of Paris, was
I'D town awhile last Sunday.
Tom q Rye, esq, went to Jack
son on business Wednesday.
Mr.. w. ID. Steele, of Centerville,
spent Sunday with homefolks.
Mr. l. n. Wilson has recovered
from an illness of several days.
Mrs O. G. Kirby has removed TO
jackson to reside with her parents.
Messrs. Eula Hudson and j. r.
Presson spent Sunday near Hollow
Rock.
A consignment of weather for
August was sidetracked here last
Friday.
Miss Bette Whitfield is attend
ing the State Peabody Institute at
Jackson.
Mr.. J. b. Waters, of Big Sandy,
went from here to the Centennial
last week.
Miss na Lashlee is spending a
few days this week with relatives
at Dickson.
Mr.. e. d. Travis, travelling agent
for the Nashville Sun, went to Paris
Wednesday.
The summer normal will open
here next Monday, and continue
one week ONLY.
Rev. L. j. Leland preached two
excellent sermons at the Presbyte.
rian Church Sunday.
Miss Ada Fry, of Coxburgh, has
been spending the week with Cam
den relatives and friends.
Misses Bette Darlington and Ids
| Brumager left Sunday to attend thl
normal held at Big Sandy.
Mrs. Leona Mcdaniel spent sew
eral days this week with relatives
land friends at Hollow Rock.
Messrs. John A. Barnes, of Bis
ISandy, and II, e. Stigall, Of Bris
tow, were in town Wednesday.
Marriage licenses have been is
sued by County Clerk G. b. Gree
to w, G. Evans and Ida Bailey.
Mrs. B. G. Rushing is visitin,
her daughter, Mrs. 7. E. Ayres, ant
son, Mr. V. A. Rushing, Of Box.
A special term Of chancery cour
will convene here next Monday t.
try what is known as the revenue
case
Quite a number from here wen
to the children's day exercises q
Flatwoods and Cowell Chapel los
Sunday.
Mr.. William L. McRao, cashie
of the Camden bank, was here o
business Saturday night McKer
zie Herald
After visiting relatives here an
at Box Mrs j. Ii. Harpole and chi
dren left yesterday for their hom
at Clinton, Ky.
A few of our business men hay
set the pace for removing the tras
around their business houses. Lt
the good work go on.
The Nashville Americans CORE
. spondent at this place must hay
. been on a "whiz" Monday, iudgin
from some Of the items that appea,
ed in Tuesdays American.
Miss Ada Hall left for NashvilI
!, Wednesday to visit relatives and
i attend the Centennial Exposition
; She will probably be absent sever,
d weeks before returning home.
{ Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Penick an
/. little daughter, Ora, and Messrs.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1897-06-18

The little child Of Nh. and Mr
j. G.. Prcssou found q vial contain
ing d small quantity Of laudauum
Tuesday and drank tho c1ntmta.
but fortunately the amount WAS 80
small no bad effects resulted
Owing TO the hot weather. Miss.
Bettio Darlington closed her school
hero last Friday Miss Carriugtou
isU most excellent teacher, and she
has won tho esteem of our people
and the confidence of the children
since she came among us, and Wa|
voice the sentiment ot every one iu
wishing hor8uccca3 iu ..a cork she
has chosen as an occupation.
Tho following arc tho round trip
ratcsOiicred by the Nashville, Chat
anooga and ST. Louis Railroad to
the annual reunion Of tho United
Confederate Veterans at Nashville
juno ~, %, and "a from points I'm.
Benton County to-wit Eva, Sl.G0;
Camden, Sl7ji Zach, Sl8j The
tickets orc good for return passage
on or before June Is, 1897
Every one who visits the Centon-
nial Exposition is surprised at the
magnitude, completeness and per-
lection Of the great enterprise, and
we believe it but q duty every Ten
Inessean owes TO himself and family
TO make some sacrifice, il sacrifice
be necessary, that he and oil mem
bers Of his family may attend this
grand exposition of Southern in
dustrial progress and advancement.
At a meeting Of the ex-Confed-
crate veterans here last Saturday
a charter for admission to member
ship in the United Confederate
| Veterans was applied for, and they
also adopted a badge to be worn on
the occasion of the annual reunion
| at Nashville. There arc about 200
veterans in the county, and nearly
all Of them will attend tie reunion,
besides many of them will be ac-
companied by their families.
The following parties from here
attended the Centennial last week:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Bateman and
Masters Clifford and Adrian, Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Lashlee and Miss
Tia and Master Alvin, Misses Joe
, Sullivan, Linnie Lashlee and Mag
gle Melton and Messrs. o. z. Lash
lee, William Bowles, ID. j. McRae
and 9. L. Brecheen. Mr.. and Mrs
; j. W. Bateman were compelled to
= return home Friday on account OF
the sudden illness of their little SON
4 Adrian, who has since recovered
3 Sometimes it is pleasing to draw
contrasts, and we find the present
= an excellent opportunity to do so
s An exchange III a nearby county
notes the fact that the county jai
is being enlarged and improved t.
) accommodate the increasing mum
Der of violators of the laws of civ
ilization. We have been informed
: by our genial sheriff, Mr.. w. A
r La5hlee, that the Jail at this place
is empty, and the cells thereof ar,
o as silent as the tomb, Wenoto thi
7 with pride, and it gives the sheriff
great satisfaction to know that til,
same condition frequently exists il
7 this county, and it speaks well fo
{, that officer as we'll as our people.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1897-06-18

A new line Of white sailor hats,
shirt waists, ties, etc, just received
by Mrs. S. J. Travis, milliner.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1897-06-18

We sell the best machine oil on
the market.
PHILLIPs GROCERY 90.