The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1897-05-21

summer hats should not delay the.
matter, but 90 TO the millinery store
of Mrs. S. j. Travis, wherenew hats
etc, are received every week. The
cheapness of the most select and
stylish millinery isa surprise 10 all.
ST. Johns Day will be observed
by the Masonic fraternity Of Big
Sandy by a barbecue and process
sion at that place June 80. This
date has been selected i'm order TO
permit the old soldiers to attend
the reunion Of the United Confed-
crate Veterans at Nashville June.
%, %, and "a
The confidence of the public in
the business integrity Of Mr. G. "
Hawley has been fully demonstrat-
ed in the rush TO secure the great
bargains offered through the me-
dium of The CHRONICLE last week.
He says the quality of the goods at
the prices at which they are offered
have proven winners.
A few changes have been made
in the time schedule on the Nash
vile, Chattanooga and St. Louis
Railroad this week as follows. The
east bound mail and express arrives
at 445 p. m, and the STOP m. pas
senger train arrives at SIG p. m.
The 1922 a. m. passenger train GO
ing west arrives at lL5S p. m.
After imbibing freely and while
under the influence Of liquor, John
w. Arnold, the shoemaker, attempt
ed to end his earthly career via the
morphine route last Friday even
ing by taking 5 grains of the drug
He was unconscious several hours,
but after the usual remedies were
administered he revived, and it is
now thought that his recovery will
be rapid.
The Joe Johnson Bivouac, No.
16, Sons of Confederate Soldiers, of
Nashville, extends cordial invita-
to all similar organizations toattend
the reunion of Confederate Yeter-
ans at Nashville June %, % and "a.
A warm welcome awaits every Son
who will attend. All correspond
ence should be addressed to w. II.
Clark, secretary, care Phillips &
Buttorff Manufacturing Company.
The Semi Weekly American now
proposes to give to the subscriber
guessing the correct number, or the
nearest to the correct number, of
the total ticket admissions (oficial
COUNT to the Tennessee Centennial
Exposition Confederate Day, June
"a, $400 in gold or silver. Other
prizes valued at $500 are included
in the contest. Send us $1.50 fol
The CHRONICLE and the Semi
Weekly American. Enclose guess
with your remittance.
By special arrangement we will
send to any address The CHRoNI.
Gle and the Nashville Semi Week.
ly American for S1.50 a year. The
subscriber will also be entitled to {
| 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 al
opportunity to capture the $400casl
prize offered by the American.
Sneak thieves committed severa
burglaries in our midst last week
The business house of [. N. Wilson
was entered by unknown parties
Sunday night and about three hun
dred dollars worth of jewelry anC
cutlery. was taken. Friday nigh
several articles were stolen at tn,
} residence of DR.. w. T. Hubbs, ant
a clock and piano cover were stolel
at Benton Seminary. There is nC
clue to the thieves. It would b,
we'll to be on the lookout for sucl
characters, and cold lead shoulC
meet them as they enter.
A fishing party went to Cooley
Landing Saturday, returning Sun
day afternoon. The day Saturda,
was spent in fishing, and the sup
per prepared by the ladies was pro
nounced an excellent one, the menl
including fifty pounds Of nice fsl
taken from the river. Rowing ant
other enjoyable amusements wer
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