The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1897-04-30

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.Sigall, are visiting relatives aud
friends near Hollow Rock
Mrs. Bryant OF Eva, who Inns
been visiting her son, Row NlriI|
PaHord, returned homo Monday
Dickson Home Enterprise.
The Tennessee Centennial wll
Iopeu tomorrow The rates from j
/ this section win bo about 2 B ear.s
per mile for the round trip. X
Rev T. r. Casou win hold doyo-
/ Goual services next Sunday as loI- ,
lows Postook, lO3Oa m., Mount
! Zion, 3 p. m, and Cedar Grove, g,l
IZ30 p. m.
The following postmasters have /
| been appointed i'm Benton County.
ID j. McRae, at Camden, a. H. |
| Pritchard, at Bolladay, aud J. L.
Ogles, at Garfield.
Dr. G. b. Dillon, Of Eva, left forl
, Coifeevillc, Miss, Tuesday, Go boil
. absent several days, and rmor has |
IL that his visit is Of more than or /
dinory importance.
e We publish this week nm eycep-
tionally good program for theneXt
meeting of the teachers association
!. which viii be held at Fiatwoods
Saturday, May 10.
% Marriage licenses have been is
! Isued by County Clerk G. b Grtog
10 Odo Mcdaniel and Eta Good
man, ID. b. Thomas, ir., and Lola
IS Lowry, and Lige Pruitt and Mary
y Stringer.
Senator J. A. Clement left yes
y terday for Nashville where he viii
20 take a cottage for n month or two.
His family will Join him there to-
d day for the purpose Of taking in the
y centennial.
A slight earthquake shock was
o. felt Sunday nightat 10 o'clock.
is The shock was very perceptible at
Cairo and other point n the Mis-
sissippi valley. AT Cairo the VIE
a. brations were of several moments
N duration, and alarmed the inhabi-
tants Of that city.
n, Governor Robert L. Taylor has
IS issued a proclamation recommend
ing that May l tomorrow be OBJ
as served as a public holiday in honor
is Of the centennial exposition. A
great many Camdenites will spend
the holiday by attending the open
~ ing of the centennial
Attention is called this week t.
the proposition made in anothe,
-AA A column 10y the Phillips Grocery Go
"S The proposition is a generous one
and we anticipate an array of can
M didates and expect spirited work t,
W, be done among the chivalrous ad
mirers Of the fair sex.
ire Messrs. Odil & Co., commission
te- merchants of Nashville, have fail
ed. They we're behind with Cam
~ den merchants as follows, J. w
no 10 Bateman, about $50; Mcdaniel
- Hall $40; Stigall & Potts, $65, an.
@. v Hawley for a small amount
er- all 1f which is thought to be a tc
IN tai loss.
Rev. L. J. Leland returned hom
are last Tuesday. That evening he il
lr. structed the officers of Woodme
of the World in the mysteries c
es- the second or morning" degree
ith after which several members wer
duly initiated. Postoak camp wi
be engaged some time in initiatin
,nd the members in this beautiful an
| a sublime degree of woodcraft.
The employees in the Pension Bt
reau division who have worked wit
, Is and under Tom Rye, of Tennessee
Dy the Democrat who has just bee
her displaced, presented him to-da
with a very handsome silver serviC
,rs- which cost about 5000 Mr.. Ry
her was very popular with his fellow
-ea. and he has made an excellent re-
ord Washington correspondent
~ of the Nashville American.
liar Mr.. D. B. Thomas, jr., and Mi
day Lola Lowry were married Wedne
day evening at the residence Of tt
e brides father, Mr.. T. J. Lowry,
VI Eva, Rev. Z. f. Cason oficiatin
,! oH- Only few besides relatives we,
~ 'tL 70 present. Mr.. Thomas is a popuI
LUZ young man and is a pleasant ge
tlaman in evaru sensa of the wnr