The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-01-28

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i'm choncery, will meetuext Monday
TO conclude the arrangements Of q
compromise.
Mrs. Smith. wife of Mr. james
Smith, who resides ID miles south t
of Camden, died suddenly last
Monday A husband and several /
children survive her, to whom we /
extend sympathy
Henry Baggott died at his home
near Chaseyille Monday. Of con-
sumption. ThedeceasedwasaboutI
90 years Of age, and leaves a fam
lily, who have the sympathy of the
entire community.
Among the new students at Ben
! ton Seminary are Misses Liunie
and Willie Lashlee, Of the tenth
district; Misses Della Wick, of
Chalk Hin, and Mr.. jackson Allen,
of Cowells Chapel.
The happiest man in town yes
terday evening was Assistant Post
master G. 7. Brecheen. A new
boy had arrived at his house, and
Tom is willing to wagermoney that
| he is a Republican
Mr.. William Love, of Murray,
/ Ky, has bought the John Mitchell
farm, 3 miles south Of town, which
will be occupied by his brother, Mr..
/ John Love. We understand that
Mr. Mitchell viii move to Camden.
Eugene and Alonzo Strickland,
colored, wereplaced behind the bars
of the county Jail Wednesday,
charged with disturbing public
worship In other words, they
were drinking, and using vile Ian
! guage.
Marriage licenses have been is
p sued by County Clerk G. b Greer
to ID. q. French and Arena carp
Bethel Barnes and Levada Jordan
6 w. G. Robertson and @. @. Arnold
i. Q. Mobiles and n. NJ. Wilson, j
d. Rice and Nora Rummage.
The first quarterly conference O
!. the Camden circuit. of the Method
!, ist Church for the current year wa
held here Wednesday and yester
n day. Rev. G. b. Baskerville, pre-
I siding elder, was present, and pre-
:. sided with dispatch and preached
s with great power. Reports froa
i the various churches showed graf
e flying progress.
At meeting Of Postoak Camp
v Woodmen of the World Tuesda,
! evening ID. G.. Hudson was installet
4 as consul commander; Eulah Hud
son, adviser lieutenant; Z. II. Bate
r man, banker; j. G. Robins, clerk
u j. V. Travis, manager; DR.. +. G
: Hudson, physician; j. Il. Totty, jr
2 escort; w. L. McElyea, sentry; c
Q. Hudson, watchman. DIG. Hud
Z son was elected delegate to the al
S, nual State convention which meet
II at Knoxville February 2.
Mr.. Ralph Bingham, of Phila
n delphia, the great humorest an
! violonist, will be at Camden Frida
d evening, February. He is pre-
nounced by the leading minds an
# endorsed by the press throughou
' the country as "the most remarks
f Bile character on the American plat
form" His repertoire consists c
music and melody, wit and wisdom
L poetry and sentiment, tragedy an
n pathos, drollery and mirth, mimicr
I and jest, etc. An evening of inte.
Y lectual diversion, inducing pleasur
e and delight, provoking mirth, mel
g riment and laughter is promised
/ Don't fail to hear him.
= While removing few brick fror
t. the walls Of the old academy Tues
r day, Sheriff w. A. Lashlee disco,
g cred a brick with the imprint Of
st dogs foot clearly stamped in tn
d center. The imprint was doubles
made by passing dog shortly afte
-, the brick had been moulded an
I, = placed on the brick yard to dry b
] the contractors who built the acaC
4 emy Our genial sheriff can nc
, say positively that it was an old do
y which scampered across the brio
yard in the long ago, leaving foo
< prints behind" but as Che academ