The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1897-07-30

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| in behalf ofa convention, and Hon.
il. A. Clement, in opposition thQge-
to, are canyassing the south pert0l
the county.
Rev. II. Il. Cason is holding pre-.
tracted meeting at Morris Chapel
this week. The indications are en-
couraging for a regular revival in
! that community.
Two families from Gibson Coun-
/ ty passed through here Monday en
route TO theCentennial City. They
were travelling overland, and had O
complete camping outfit
When you want plain bread rye
bread, cream bread, Graham bread.
twist bread, plain rolls, snail rolls,
French rolls, cup cakes or assorted
tea cakes, leave orders with @. v.
Hawley not later than Wednesday
of each week.
The heat Of midsummer is upon
us, and it is important from a san
itary standpoint that disinfeCtants
be freely used about our premises.
Lime for this and other purposes
B can be had of @. Y. Hawley, the
grocer, at 81 per barrel
. After long illness Air. William
Moore, who resided near Bristow.
4 died Wednesday of last week. = His
death was the result of an attack of
I paralysis. A wife and one child
survive him. The remains werein-
terTedat the family buryingground.
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week will be accepted. We mGke
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It GDallas Dudley was arrested and
tried before Justice 3V. 7. Morris
f Tuesday for alleged assault and
! battery with intent to commit rape
> upon the body ofMrs. M. i. Thomp-
: son. rSaid assault and battery was
q alleged.to have been made on last
@ Saturday at the home of the pros
ecutrix, in the twelfth civil district
- After hearing the evidence Justice
Q Morris bound Dudley over to the
=, criminal court in the sum Of ST. 900,
(which the defendant secured
k Attention is called to section 6,
a house bill Noa53, which is an act
= to authorize the people to decide
!. by vote whether they will call a
convention, ETC.: "Be it further
enacted, that in all cases where any
y sheriff or other proper officer under
2 the law fails OF refuses to hold said
election, it shall be lawful for any
s. three free-holders, being legal vot-
|, ers, to hold said election by sum-
Ii moning as many bystanders, being
legal voters, as may be necessary to
/ hold said election" Published by
y request.
v Mrs. Rachel Fry, theaged widow
of Michael Fry, died at The home
= of her daughter, Mrs. L. Mcdaniel,
y y near town, Friday morning of Hast
s week. She was, about 95 years OF
:. age, and her death was due to in.
trinity Of old dage. She was proba-
f bly, the.oldest person,in the county
n Besides Mrs. Mcdaniel three other
1t children, Messrs. J. ID. Fry, of Har.
g. ris;J. H!t'ry, of Sugar Tree, anC
n AIRY, OF Coxburgh, survive her
# all of whom were present at heI
! funeral. The remains were carried
\ to Coxburgh Nor interment, which
was attended;by many relatives anC
ot friends of the lamented deceased
n