The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1897-05-07

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is held for proper signature
There was a slight frost here last /
Saturday night, but NOT enough toll
do amy damage
The Methodist Sunday school is |
making appropriations for thoauuual /
children's day exercises
Mr. d. J. McRao took charge oil
the post-olIicp here Saturday HoI
i8 assisted by Mr. G. a.. Brocheeu. |
Rev J.. j. Leland and Mr. j. i. |
Totty, jr, have gone 90 Erin 20 es-
tablish a camp Of Woodmen of the
Word.
Mrs f. =. Casou and child left
Saturday 20 visit her mother near
Benton, Ky, where they illspond
several weeks.
Mrs. j. 4. Pierce, Of Paris, came
over Sunday 20 visit her parents
Mr. and Mrs. r. j. Bomar, north
west of town.
Mrs. w. j.. McRae and child
have returned home from am enjoy
able visit of several weeks to rela-
tiyes at Mckenzie.
Mrs. Bette Cunningham left last
Tuesday for Camden, whore she
goes to live with her brother
Huntingdon Republican.
Next Sunday evening is the reg
ular appointment of Rev 7. i. On
son Mt the Methodist Church here.
Services at the usual hour.
AtLheregular services tomorrow
evening, Rev. l.. j. Leland viii be-
gin a discourse ON the new birth.
He will also preach Sunday fore
noon, at the usual hour.
Messrs. Dorsey G. Hudson, w.
4. Morris, G. Y. Hawley, John f..
Beaton and a number Of others at
tended the opening Of the centen-
NAL at Nashville Saturday.
The readers of The CHRONICLE
have an opportunity to form some
idea of the beauty and grandeur Of
! the Tennessee Centennial from our
l2-page supplement sent out this
week.
Rev T. Z. Cason has yielded to
the request of a number of men,
bers of his congregation here, and
the protracted meeting announced
to begin at the Methodist Church
next Sunday has been postponed
indefinitely.
Mr.. j. M. Martin, father of Miss
Lizzie Martin, died at his home al
} Waverly last Friday, after linger-
ing illness. Miss Martin has p host
, of warm friends at Camden, who
3 deeply sympathize with her in hen
sad bereavement.
Miss Frances q. Griffin, of Ala.
bama, lectured at the Methods
Church Tuesday evening on WON
, ans suffrage. There was a gooC
: audience, and Miss Griffin proved
J to be an able exponent of the caus,
: which she has espoused.
q A heavy rain storm last Friday
0 ushered in what is sometimes call
ed blackberry winter However
the weather clerk seems disposed
T to do the right thing, and we ma.
e confidently anticipate more agreea
t BILE weather after this week
S While the crowd from here tina
'' went to Hollow Rock Sunday wa
u u not nearly so large as in past years
y they were Just as emphatic in de
u claring that they never, never vii
90 again, and-but that is just wha
they say every year after returning
I home
. Tom @. Rye, Of Camden, a chic
? OF division in the Pension Bureau
q at Washington, and who becam
! well know here as a candidate fo
q attorney-general, gets the gram
y bounce tomorrow, May /. Wit
the rare gifts Tom Rye possesses
there is no fear that he will "gt
on" in the world.-Lexington Pro
;, gress.
,e The case Of A. j. Fuller VS.. E. I
e. Fry, constable, a replevin suit fC
If property levied on by officer to sa
i isfy an execution in favor Of ii.
ct Pafford, was tried before JustiC
s. w. I. Morris Tuesday. The WI
of was sustained and defendant wt
ir taxed with the cost An appeal Wt