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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-21
Giniee punfte fir oen 2flildwirth

Suite 2uftung 1T bic 6auptiane in jebsm
SubitaG. @i9tiger aber nod als 2uft ii
@Grme i'm Stat. @enn Die &ii6e frtsren
o~erlieren iie an Mil9. &ei9li9e unb gut;
Streu lift fir bas WO9ler9eben Der aiibe IN.
erlGBli9.
8ur3 bor benz Wtelten perfen Diele Sarz
mer ben &ii6en 0eu Dor, Oamit tie gu tduen
6aben un6 Ii9 ru6ig ~per6alten. Die Abft9t
tit l06lt4, absr baburh piro Die 2uft in
staff nit feinem Stau6 gefiiqt, Der ii@ aud
Der Mtl9 mittbeilt urb iie fit feline Butter
untaugli9 ma9t. 0enn 9eu gefuttert miro
Inlte es ne6rere Stutben Dor benz Melfen
gei9e6en. Soq aber fur3 por benz Melfsn
g~efiittert nerDen, 10 gebe man ettpds Mn=
beres - &iiben unb @etretbe.
0Reinli9teit lit Der Mil4pirt6i9aft a6Ip=
Tut not6tpenbig. gs 6anbelt iib babel ntdl
alein INN it9t6aren S6mub, Ionber.n UNI
8eitanbt6eile, bic 10 ttein iinb, oaB fe Dem
bloBen @uge entgeben. NGes @ei9irr iolte
nqtiirli9 nit beiBem @afer ausgebrii6t per=
ben, aber erit, nabbem es burbaus rein Ges
nai6en uno ausge1piilt lit, 1onit ner6en biz
Mil9reite i'm elmer geto9t unb feBen iid
an ben 8GnOen feIt. 9abur6 pirO bic Ipdz
ter 6ineingebra9te Mtl9 berborben. Die
unii9tbaren 8afterien, bic mttunter trpb BET
peinli6ften Gauberteit benz @ei9irrs an6afz
ten, tperben burb Gonnenli9t getDbtet UNI
es empfteblt ii4 oesbal6, bic @efGBe daf Ell
mem n&dd" bpr Dem 9uuie Der Sonne aug
5uIeben.
Wil9 Tplte ME, au9 ni9t fit furse 2eit,
in einem &aume aufbeipabrt iperoen, in ipel=
9em fi9 GBnaaren, @emiie pber anbare
Sa6en befinben. Ser Mil9teler folte n:9ts
dls Mil6 entbalten. SIT Der Ruum gang
ober gum She'll in bic Grbe ~6ineingebaut, 10
folten Die @Grbe unter alien um1tdnben gez
pfloftert, Der SuBboben cementirt unb Die
0ede nit Ralf angeftri9en tDerben. Die gez
ringen NuSldgen beaablen ft9 in tpeniger al3
3tpOlf Monaten.
S6ne Sutter, gutes, rei9li6es, mil9rei=
Aes 5utter, giebt es feline Mil9. @er BON
ieinen &iben i'm @inter oisl Mil9 erpars
tet, foate f9on i'm Sriibiabr bor6er bdran
benten, Elm Stiid 2anb nit 3iiben gu be-
ffelen - gum tpenigften einen balben Mder
fir ieoe Mil6tu6, Nu9 fir Grin utter
Tolte geiorgt perben, bod fam biefes bic
&ii6en nt4t erieben. 4m 8eten 1T, 8eibe2
gu f~iitteren, baneben gutes 9eu, Stro6
Welf9tprnfutter, &leie, Weais unb Elm bis,
9en Safer.
MeiBt bu, tieber 2eier, baB mebr als bi,
9Glfte aler &iibe in ben Ser. Gtaaten ni9t
IL oiel einbrtngen als bas Sutter uno bic
4rbeit toIten2 gs lit biQtger, 1000 8uI9el
Meais bon 40 @der uls bon 80 Ader gu aie=
ben. 9as peiB ieber Sarmer. go gebt's
AUDI nit ben &iiben. @s lit biGtger, 5000
Quart Mil9 i'm Sabre bon elmer ols bpr
5lpet ooer gar hrei 8ii6en gu getpinnen..
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-21
Die Gampbeu-1 1etbooe.

6ieriiber giebt Der ltrbeber bieIes Qders
bauzS pitems, 9err 8. 90. Gampbel, Die
folgenoen 4ufi9liife unb 8elebrungen:
Sla9fultur bebeutet na9 Nnii6t 8telsr
8erI9ieOendrttges. Set bte1elbe als She'll
Der Gdmpbeq=M etbobe b~sfiirpprtet prrbe,
bat man fhh eifrig Oamit bef9dftist. Ginige
g~laltben, Sla9fultur meme bas Nuf lodern
bss @runoes I'm einen .3pa, Nnoere Iagen
UNI 3tpei unb pieber Mnbere UNI bier 2ou.
9Gufig iteQt es fib 6eraus, baB Der Sprez
9enoe ii9 iiber pfliigen ergebt. 9ieies MiBz
%berftdnbniB fpmmt bdufig ppr, baB es am
plabe 1T, 5u e%rfldren, baB S1a9fultur 5ieic
unb ni&t Sla6pfIii9en 1T, mas ais gang
ettpas anberes bate6t.
Der 3ned bon Sla9tultur tpiro Ie6r berz
f9ieben beurtbeilt. Ginige fdgen, lie qebe
bdrauf binaus, bic @ur3etn allein gu 5ez
i6itben, Nnbere, cine @taubi6i9t gu fdof-
fen, nm ben BEIRUT BON Jeu9tigfeit rurdj
9erounftung at perbiiten. Na9 meinen @rz
perimenten unb 8epbd9tungen bat ie fi9 in
betben Sdlen als ritbtig berausgeftelt, aber
th entoedte nod einen britten 8prt6eiI, unb
tpabrfi9 ntdt ben geringiten Der Slad= oOer
Sbergrunotultur unb bieier beitebt baria,
bds Hegentpafer in ben 8oben gu befommen,
mo eS fir fpdtere @rforberniffe au~fgeIpsic9ert
fperOen fam. Oieies 1T BON umio ar0Beret
8eoeutung, ie mebr mir uns ben trodsneren
S6eilen 6es biirren 2anbitri9s nGbern. cyn
Der Setitelung Der Seu6tigteitsline bier Der
Stefe Der 8earbeitung finb me6rere tpi1tiqe
punfte in @rtpdgung gu ne6men. Na9 eSu5z
rem lor9Iamer @rperimente unb 8eo6a6tunG
BIN i4 gu Der 4nfi@t geldngt, baB niles in
ullem spei 3DG Die ri9tige Siefe 1T. I'm
bieie puntte perniinftig gu befpreden, polz
len mir ben Mlsbrud nSeu9tigfsitslinie" be-
nuben. 9iermit 6e3iebe ib mid auf Die
obere Gage Der feitgebriidten @9i9t ober bes
Wuroel6etts, auf pel6em Die MuG= ober
StaubOede rubt. Wenn mir feline afpei 3pn
tief nebmen, finben mir @runb, tpel6en fpir
fir unieren Mun lpderten uno Der bon ser
@irfung Der Sonnenftra6len nun gu RAID
beiB gema9t tpiro. @enn Die @rbf9t4t
unmittelbar iiber Der Seu6tigfeitslinje gil
tparm pirb, beginnt Die Seu6tigteit in Sc
italt BON OunIt bur9 ben MuG gu iteigen,
ma9t bisfen langlam aber ii6er feu9t uno
5ipar in iol9em MaBe, baB Die gapi1eritdt=
4n5iebun9 Die aufseipei9erte Seudtigfsit an
ole Sberfld9e aiebt. Mun baltic por 4ugen,
oaB bic Muabede bic 5euhtigfeit am beIte1
beipabrt, tpenn iie am trodeniten It. Oaraus
ergiebt i4 bic Bi9tigfeit, Die Selt9tigteitsz
ltnie melt genug urter Der Sberfld6e 81 fall
ten, 10 baB ie nibt gu rai9 ben Wirtungea
Der Sonnenitrablen aus9efebt nirb. Dieles
fiibrt uns gu elmer neuen ipidtigen 6rage, bic
ni9t iiberie6en perben bari, bic oarin Be-
itebt, Regenpafer in ben 8oben su befomz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-21
EOrtfesuno fOfota
illus mhoteom County i'm State
ma1htn9ton.
Suirbubsn, @ufb., 7. 2tprit '97.
Wertber 6err Simon!

AOELlUeL SJClL SIItQl*
@enm i6 audi lange .3eit ni6ts BON mir
babe 60ren Iaien, 10 biirfen Sic bod ni1t
glallben, 6aB i9 sic bergehen babe; baB bieS
fss ni9t gefdiebt, bafiir forgt fhon bic n8eiz
ldge". SSbre Dor Ginger 3eit i'm Druid err
T4ienene 8rp{9iire iiber Wbatcom @ountp
babe i9 nit benz grDBten Sntereife gelefen
unb m0Gte i9 bieielbe einem Seben, Der Ii9
iiber bic bieiige @e9enb Nusftnft gu oerf@afz
fen tpiinf9t, 3ur Iorgfdltigen 0urGii4t emf
pfebfer. Gopeit tb nit ben 8erbdltni1en
bier bertraut bin, fam i9 alles barin Sc
Iaste i'm boGiten MaBe beitdtigsn. Go1te
bic feline 99rift, moran i9 ni9t 3peifle,
@rfplg baden unb uns neue NnIiebler brinz
gen, 10 piirbe bies beibsn Sbeilen gum NuBen
geret9en.
Ha9 einem in geiddftli9er 8eaiebung
tobten Winter beginnt jebt nit benz @rtpuz
den Der Natur au9 bic gsI9Gftli9e Sbdtigz
felt auf3ut6uuen. SSn ~un1eren GGgemiiblet
berrf9t reyes 2eben, ba Der 6olabanoel i'm
fommenben Sommer fi9 bOrausithtli9 be-
beutenb 6eben fpirb. &ieIenf9iffe, melde BON
1--2 MiliDnen SUB 8au6ol3 taben, liegen
Bel ben Mii6len bor Qnfer, UNI tire 2abung
aufsune6men uno mad aller 6erren 2dnber
81 befDrbern. Nu6 unfere 5if9sret bat eli
men ungeabnten Nuff6pung genommen. Sn
unmittelbdrer NG6e Der Stubt tperben atpeI
neue 2ahsp0teleien gebnut, nel9e ben biesz
idbri9en Sang, Der iebr grpB gu iperben berz
Ipri6t, perdrbetten unb ber16iden perben.
8orausit9tli9 fptr0 es al1o in bie1em Spmz
mer bier fir Niemanben an Mrbeit feblen.
Gelbtberitdnbli9 bebeutet einAufi9punq
Der SnouItrie aud einen Qufi6nung fir Die
2dnbpirtbi6uft, bd Die Hu9frage mad lamb
pirt6I9aftli9en BrDbuften babur9 qefeiz
CERT piro; unO bdB unfere @egenb Iolder
grobufte nod ni9t genug eraeugt, bafiir lie
fern Die BON San Srancisco bier a~nGanaen=
ben S3iffe i1nmer fpieber ben beiten 8epeis,
Da ieoes berielben fir Die bieiigen &atfleute
ftets cine groBe 2dbune alIer mGgli6en Lamb.
pirtbi3aftli9en@r5eug berbrinqt, ipeI6e
in minDeitens 9lei9er Site in unmittelbarer
NGbe Der @~eutng6om 8ai in Siiae unb SiiGe
9e3ogen iperoen fDnnten.
SIN borigen Sa6r mar unIere Sbternte
ni9t 10 reiGli3 ausgeFaGlen, tpie eep6bnli6.
obpp9l es an Sbft ni9t gefe6lt bat; auf eli
men todrmen Sebruar pnr elm falter Mdra
gefolgt, pobei bic &nospen Der bereits client
9dlben acknowledgement 8dume abfroren. Ser
beurige Sommer ieboh berfpri3t bus Ser
fdumte rsi9lt9 nu93uAolen; bas big Gn6e
Dfdr5 mebr ~gIeidmGBi9s tible @etter Go
re9t falt fpirb es bier ia nis) bat bic @eae=
tation me9r 5uriideebalten unb iebt fino
fddbli9e SrDite po6I taum mebr au ertpurz
ten. SDmit f6nnen mir benz tommenoen
CONNER nit frobem Mutb e~ntgegenIe6en.
SOIIten Sbnen meine Nfittbeilunqen, trobs
benz fe ni4t BON einem erfabrenen Qanbz
pirtb tommen, tpiafommsn fem, 10 perbe ir6
fpdter mebr BON mir b0ren laTen. (Oamit
pilrben sic nibt nur mir, ipnbern audi bic
len 2eIern Der n8eildge" einen aroBen Sc
fallen erpsiien. - Die &eb.).
Sbr
% m. &auer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-21

biiBen. Sur 8erpadung empfeblen fi3 To-
li6e, fefte aiittn, in benen Die @ier 5lpilAen
SGgeIpdbnen pOer aleie 10 liegen, baB tie eine
amber ni9t 6eriibrsn. Mande mifsln 5ur
@orii9t nod jcbes 81 Defenders in 6eu. Die
Giertiite, bic uns 5ugebt, mub bal9igit gs@
'Dffnet perben unb Die Gier biirfen niht mebr
lan9e lieoen, ebe Tie Der 9enne untergele9t
lperOen. s
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-21
sldtter uno Blatbsn.

Ser @derbau=S etretGr @iGfpn bat etn
netes Spftem our 8ert4etlun9 ben
SGmereien in 1etnem 9epartement ein4
gefi6rt. Seine Nbft9t 1T, bic Sdrmz9rpz
BUTTE Des 2anbes 10 biel pte m0gli9 at tulz
tipiren uno gu bieiem 3pede bat er cine
9pe3ialitdt baraus gema4t, nellen und
nertbbplen Samen aus alien S9eilen ben
Melt aus5u1u9en uno bieIen ben 6nrmerm
gu iiberlafen, INN ibn Dortbeilbdft gu perz
nert6en. @r bat nit 3uderriiben unb jebeu
4rt 0iilIenfrii9ten ben Mnfdng gemdG6t4
@enn dlt9 i'm @eiten jebt 3uderriiben in
GROCER Menge sebal1t fperoen, 10 fommt bo9
Der bette Somen g%egentpGrtig nod aus oenr
Nuslunbe. Cine qroBe Wfenge bte1er 5dmez
reien er1ter &lafie 1T bon Der 3egierung Bee
itelt iporben unb pirb bur9 Ro~ngreBmit4
glieber auf perniinftige 8eife pertbeilt per4
ben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-21

@egen 8robf9tmmeG. Sr
2anbbausbaltungen, no man getp66nlidl
ar0Bere Mengen 8rOb ouf einmal badt,
pirb lebterss i'm CONNER Ober Bel @uf6ss
mibrung in einem feu4ten &eaer leidt
13immelig, DIS erprObtes Mittel oeqeu
bieIen llebeiitdnb empfieblt fi9, bas friId-
gebadene 8roo, fobalO es aus Dem Sfen aez
tonrnen, in einen Me6lIad gu 1teden, in
pelbem nod etpas 0lebl iibrie qebliebcn,
unb 3par 10, baB Die O~6errinben bss
8rDOes alfeinanber lie9en, 9ierauf 6inbet
man ben Sad gu unb 9dingt i'm an einem
~lufbigen 0rte frei i4peb,no auf. Quf bieIe
@eile ldBt ii9 oas 8rob bier Bis feds 9Epz
den ~aufbepabrsn.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1897-05-14
FROM DEVIDER.

Regular correspondence
M. Hedge and family visited at
Dollar last week.
Several mad dogs were killed in
this community last week.
d. F. Nolles and d. Q. King re-
turned Friday from Nashville.
Misses Lee Jones and Sara Todd,
of Dollar, visited here Sunday.
Rev. 7. f. Cason preached to a
large audience at Shiloh Sunday.
Thomas Harris & Co. are here
to-day seeking a location for a saw
mill.
Much improvement is noted in
the attendance at Sunday school at
Pleasant Hill.
Wash Allen is having success
in his efforts to rid this community
of the festive crow.
Farm work occupies the attention
of our people, who realize that if
they make any crop at all it is go
ing to take work to accomplish it.
DEvIDEB, May IL.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1897-05-14
FROM WAY

Special correspondence
Fishing and croquet parties are
quite popular here.
w. r. Hamer and family visited
J. b. Davidson Sunday.
Rev. r. p. Witt preached here
Sunday to a large congregation.
Sunday has proved an unlucky
day for some of our young men.
Some of our enterprising citizens
are engaged in hauling tan bark to
Faxon.
Misses Mary and Julia Lewis and
Ellen George were guests of E. M.
Pafford's family Saturday night.
An enjoyable singing was given
at the home of Mr.. Lewis yesterday
evening in honor of Misses Laura
and Verde Pafford, who are guests
of the Misses Lewis.
| There seems to be more than or
binary attraction here for theyoung
men, and it is easy to guess that is
the companionship of the many
sweet girls in our midst.
WAY, May IL.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1897-05-14
FROM GARFIELD.
Special correspondence

Special correspondence
J. D. Little visited relatives near
Zach last week.
Miss Cumi Madrey visited near
Eggville Sunday.
Lester Hudson visited at Hollow
Rock last Sunday.
W. w. Greer and wife, of Zach,
visited here Sunday.
Rev. L. @. De Shazo preached at
Pleasant Grove Sunday afternoon.
The exhibition at Cedar Grove
Saturday evening drew very good
crowd.
Rev. T. F. Cason held impressive
devotional services at the home Of
w. Fl. Cole yesterday evening.
GARFIELD, May IL.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1897-05-14

Our place Of business can
be found on the west side of
the public square, just one
door north of the Camden
Bank and Trust Company,
Camden, Tenn.
We are building business
on the great and strong pow
er of low prices. Our goods
are strictly reliable.
We cordially extend to you
an invitation to call on us, as
we will always be pleased to
see you, and will take pleas
ure in furnishing you prices
on anything you need in our
line.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1897-05-14
FROM BRlsrow.

Special correspondence
Everybody is busy planting the
crops
H. i. SGgnll and wife spent last
Sunday in our midst
S. NJ. Weatherly, Of Eggvillo,
visited here this week.
Miss Lizzie Rushing is visiting
near Camden this week.
j. r. Wright is out agaiu, after
an attack Of rheumatism
S. W Lockhort, Of WHY, was in
our midst one day last week.
George Hollingsworth contem-
plates removing to Texas soon.
Mrs. Laura Wallace, Of Erin, is
visiting relatives here this week.
j. r. Sparks and wife were the
guests Of his parents here Sunday.
Rev. j. u. Arnold and family re-
turned to-day from disappointment
at Chalk Hill.
Uncle Bin Wcatherly has moved
his farming implements to thesixth
district TO till the soil
Misses Benuie GhsgEthel Her
rim, Of Greonbriar, were guests of
NJ. J. Rushing and family Sunday.
Rev. w. NJ. @. Hicks, the noted
Baptist evangelist, of Dresden, oc-
cupiedthepulpitat Rushings Greek
both Saturday and Sunday.
BBIsTOW, May II.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1897-05-14

J. G.. Robins, esq, has been on
the puny list the past week.
Both Sunday schools here will
observe children's day shortly.
Attention is called to our "Mis-
cellaneous Advertising" in another
column.
DIR. r. M. Capps, of Cozburgh,
attended the meeting Of the State
medical society at Nashville Tues
day.
When you want fine commercial
job printing, remember that The
CHRONICLE continues to make a
specially of this class Of work.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1897-05-14

Camden Republicans are having
a hot time. Hon. John e. Mccall
succeeded in having j. G. Presson
appointed postmaster over jeff Nc
Rae, who had been recommended
by Jefreys. After Presson had
been appointed, McRae's friends
rallied and succeeded in getting the
appointing power to reconsider and
appoint McRae. Presson's friends
charge that there was money used,
and thefeeling isvery high between
the factions.-Paris Post-Intelli-
gencer.
Heigh-hol Somebody has been
telling tales out of school. How
ever, there is no denying that bad
blood exists in the ranks Of the g
O. p. in this neck-o'-t '-the-woods, but
it has been somewhat smothered
SO to speak, and they do say Oul
"Jeems" is depended on to remove
the discordant elements and bring
about a reconciliation when he re
turns from the national capitol.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1897-05-14
BUILDING
MATERIALS

We desire to call your at
tention to the fact that we
have a large and well selected
stock Of Doors, Sash, Blinds,
Windows and Window Glass,
Lime, Cement, Valley Tin and
in fact anything you need in
building your house.
We have purchased our en-.
tire stock during the low price
season. and are prepared tC
meet even the closest compe.
tition.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1897-05-14
CIGARS
AND TOBACCO.

We have the largest and best as
sortment Of Cigars, Chewing and
Smoking Tobacco that was ever in
the city, and you can always find a
smoke in our store that will please
you. We mention a few brands Of
ouI best cigars:
"Old Statesman"
chancellor"
"Arabian King"
"Old Hickory" "La Fama."
yellow Kid" Arose"
"Little Niggers."
"Faultless." "Dauntless."
Hermitage" "Dextet."
"Upman's Extra"
"Hal Pointer" "Paul Jones'"
"Ram's Horn"
"Tammany." "Royal Havanas.
"Post B. Juniors"
Our line of cheap goods from TO
for 5 cents to 5 for 10 cents, was
never equalled.
We will mention only a few of
our leading tobaccos that you may
be able at once to find the brand
you use. Our navies include
"Battle Ak" "Straight Goods"
"Morning Glory" "Star."
"6 for TO-"
Our other brands include
"Old Statesman"
"West Tennessee"
"Seal of Tennessee.
"Hand Spike"
"Schnapps."
And in fact too many other excel
lent brands to mention here.
We always carry a fine and COM
plete line of Cigars and Tobacco,
and at all times invite you to come
and examine our goods.
/ For the ladies, we will add that
our line Of Snuff stands unsurpass-
/ ed also.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1897-05-14

Charles G. Kirby, who had pre-
viously been declared Of unsound
mind, was conveyed to the asylum
for the insane at Bolivar by Con-
stable E. E. Fry Monday.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1897-05-14
LUBRICATING OIL.

We have the very thing you
need for your Buggy, Wagon,
Reaper, Mower, Binder, and
all kinds of farm machinery,
We can offer you the very
best oils obtainable for only
40 cents per gallon; also our
black oil is extra good quality
.at % cents per gallon.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1897-05-14

Owing to some delay (over which
we had no control } the regular edi-
ton Of the paper has not been re-
ceived, hence we have been delayed
this week in going to press.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1897-05-14

Two extra passenger trains have
been put on the Nashville, Chatta-
nooga and st. Louis Railway, and
the schedule is as follows: Trains
going east-442 a. m. 2.58 p. m. (;
6.10 (mail) p. M; ; STOP. m. Going
west-12.22 a. M; 1910 (mail) } a.
M; I,O1 p. m. 1923 p m. Tits re-
ported that two additional trains
viii be put on next week to accom-
modatethe travel to the centennial.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1897-05-14

Rev. Mr.. Hicks, the silver cham
pion who canvassed this county in
the last campaign, lectured here to
"a small audience Friday evening.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1897-05-14
Al AND PERSONAL NEWS.

r. W. l.. McElyea is recovering
his recent injuries.
rs. Il. E. McElyca has been on
list Of sick this week.
Il. 4. b. Totty, of Dickson, was
n a short while Monday
Irs. q. N. Travis has removed
lor old home place again.
letter from Flatwoods is una
lably crowded out this week.
The teachers association meets
flatwoods church tomorrow.
Sheriff w. A. Lashlee is conva-
cling from his illness Of last week.
The Phillips Grocery Co. have
Pde new improve on their busi-
ss house.
"a new cement pavement has been
lde in front of the business house
Mr.. @. V. Hawley.
Miss Lizzie Martin has returned
ON Waverly and resumed charge
her class in music.
Messrs. A. G. McRae, w. P. Nc
aill, j. A. Clement and others were
Nashville Tuesday.
Mr.. Nola Cuff has returned from
n extended trip through Missouri,
illinois and Kentucky.
Mrs. A. Arnold and daughter,
Hiss Pearl, of Brownsville, are vis-
ting Camden relatives.
Mr.. 0. w. Hubbs spent Sunday
his family, and left Monday to
jravel in West Tennessee.
Children's day services will be
held at Postoak church next Sun
lay afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Criminal court will convene here
next Monday. A full docket awaits
5he coming of Judge Taylor.
Mr.. Pola Gardner, and old Cam,
den boy, was shaking hands with
old friends here last Monday.
Mr.. Jasper N. Prince, of Chase.
Vile, is visiting his uncle, Mr.. w
r. Hooten.-Paris Post -Intelligen,
Ger.
Messrs. Tom G. Rye, D. G. Hud
son, j. M. Lashlee, j. w. Saunders
and Finis Rushing went to Nash
vile Monday.
Marriage licenses have been is
sued by County Clerk G. B. Greer
this week to James Bateman anC
Luella Pierce.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Hudson have
been fortunate in recovering quite
a quantity of clothing stolen from
their home recently.
Rev. 7. T. Cason will conduc
regular services here next Sunda.
forenoon and evening, and at Lib
erty at 2 in the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. f. Morris, o
Big Sandy, visited relatives her
the first of the week. Their littl
child, which has been quite sick, i
reported better.
Deputy Sheriff A. S. Lindsey, 0
Big Sandy, lodged Hugh Arnol
in Jail here yesterday on charg
of robbery. The prisoner led M
Lindsey quite a chase until he wa
captured at Murray, KY, Tuesda!
Iuka (Miss.) } Normal Institut
wants 300 teachers to attend il
Summer Normals, June 8 to Jul
30 and August 2 to August %. TX
tai cost for first normal $25; seeont
$3.50. A full corps of Norm'
trained instructors. Actual clas
work. Reduced rates on all raj
roads. Mineral water free to th
students. Come to Iuka and pal
the happiest, most profitable sun
mer Of your life, in delightful mel
tai work, in breathing pure airar
in drinking the best mineral watt
- H. Co,,+l, H., On 10 Iooe,,o yrryrsI
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1897-05-14

Rev. and Mrs. L. j. Leland went
to Bolivar Monday.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1897-05-14
THE SCARCITY O MONEY
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will interest therefore, ask you to look carefully the short list we offer below Do
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1897-05-14

Mrs. w, N. Austin, of Layergne,
is visiting Camden relatives.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1897-05-14

Anall-leather Collar, good one, csc
J. Good Grass Halter. ......... l0o
, Good pair Hames. es......... 200
Good Hand Saw. 40o
We have a great many other rare
bargainsin Hardware and Tinware
to offer, and invite you to call and
see for yourself.
The record-union., 1897-03-02
Crawls Through Fence. Drawing the
Gun After Him.
Utah People Greatly Alarmed Over
What They Believe to be Volcano
Under the Great Salt Lake-Smoke
Visible From a Great Distance,
While the Water BOils and Seethes
in 1ost Remarkable Way.

OAKLAND, March News reached
this city to-day of the accidental shoot
ing of Frank A. Lux, a wealthy grain
merchant of San Francisco who has
been spending a short vacation in Con-
ira Costa County.
home of Charles Wilkie, about four
miles from San Pablo. Early yesterday
morning he took his shotgun, saying
that he would go out and get some
small game. About o'clock in the
afternoon friends found the body of the
unfortunate man where he had fallen,
victim of his own gun.
1t is thought from the position in
which the body was found that Mr. Lux
had craWled through the fence and was
drawing his gun through after him,
when the hammer caught and two
heavy charges entered his breast.
Death must have been instantaneous,
as the wound was a frightful one.
The body of the dead man was re-
moved to San Pablo, where Coroner
Curry of Contra Costa County held an
inquest to-day.
+. A. LUX was a wealthy grain mer-
chant of San Francisco and was in the
Lux Brewing Company. He was a ma
tive of Germany, 90 years of age, and
leaves wife and several children liV-
ing at 1905 Buchanan street, San Fran
cisco.