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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-07-05
A VILLAGE IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY
Belfast Women Organize to Work for tn,
Improvement of our City.

Belfast Women Organize to Work for the
Improvement of our City.
One day recently a few women met in the
pleasant seaside cottage of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
S. Pitcher, at the Battery, and instead of
discussing the fashions their talk ran upon
the needs of our city in various directions,
and it was finally decided to form village
improvement society. In accordance with
this resolve number of ladies interested
met June 2Sth at the home of Mrs. F. j i.
Rigby and organized with the following Of
ii GERS: President, Mrs. Albert Gammans
1st vice-presdent, Miss Louise Hazeltine :;
I'd vice-president, Mrs. c. y. Pilsbury; I'd
yice-presdent, Mrs J. NJ. Leighton; record
ing secretary, Miss Maud NJ. Milliken: COR
responding secretary, Miss Maude f. Math-
ews: treasurer, Mrs. B. H. Conant assist
ant treasurer, Mrs. Augusta Frederick. The
officers and those IN authority are to be
women, but the men may become silent
members by subscribing Il. which Will be
most gratefully received Much enthusiasm
is manifested and great amount of good
will be done.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-07-05

l
w. F. Bean returned last Saturday from Il
trip to MatinicuS where he enjoyed the
fishing and the scenery. He reported great
catches of mackerel there, as we'll as of
shad and herring He is going to Monhe-
gan next.
Fred W. Bailey, graduate of the B. II. s.,
"a, at the head of a class of -, and of the
University of Maine class of as, with the
degree of B. S. i'll pharmacy, has been EN-
gagged as clerk in the City Drug Store, Ed
mund Wilson proprietor.
Mrs. Joanna L. Hunt announces the mar
| riage of her daughters-Margaret Earring
ton to the Rev Charles F. Kittredge, and
Frances Ellen to Mr.. Robert kittredge-
| June 26th at Ithaca, New York Mrs Hunt
is daughter of Samuel Haynes of Belfast,
and her husband, Warren Hunt, was a ma
tive of Liberty.
Rev. f. Judson Hatch has returned to the
old homestead in Centre Montville to reside
with his aged parents, and will be open to
engagements for ministerial services. He
has had some experience in fire insurance
up business in the near by towns and vii
| lagos. His announcement will be found in
| another column.
Capt. and Mrs. J. &. Pendeton of Sears
| port are guests at the residence of Col. $. y.
| Campbell. Capt Pendleton and Col. Camp
| bell We're associated as members of the exec
utive council during Governor Plaisted S
term, and, with the exception of ex-Gover-
nor Robie are the last of that famous coun-
| ell whom Mr.. Plaisted, owing to friction
| that existed between himself and his adj
! visers, termed 'the seven iackasses." Mar
| raguagus Times.
The following ''local'' personals are from
the Rockland Daily Star of Monday last:
Miss Ella Twombly of Belfast, who ha.
been visiting friends in this city, returned
home Saturday.
upon friends in this city Saturday
Miss Hattie Kelly Of Wnterport is tn,
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred NJ French
Gurdy street.
Mrs. Hubert Small and daughter Thelm;
| OF Camden, are guests of Mrs. Small
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Berry, Admon
tenn avenue.
Mrs. f. A. Staples of Belfast and Mrs
Almeda Shaw of Winterport are the guest
of their sister, Mrs. A. ID. Orne, 81 SuffOl1
street.
Miss Jessica Haskell of Wellesley, Mass
is the guest of Miss Florence Jones.
Charles Littlefeld of Yale, accompanie
by his friend, Mr.. Mcknight of that college
arrived in this city yesterday. Mr.. Little
field is the son Of Congressman Littlefeld.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-08
Me %pamietaj, Panic.

mrosy Draty Z katdym dn'em tetsss,
ro.miekis cd lissopadowych dsu.or6w
drogi, jetyiy sic ossrsmi grudami Sole
tego mrozsm bfota.
w L~ipishoach z powodu iwieta l jar.
marku sssiednism misstecsku, piano.
waia nisIwykaa oissa. Kto miaf jaki-
kolwisk interest,", sIsdf do miasta, OF zai,
kt6rIy posostali W domu, wolsli wypo.
o.ywa6 W oispsyoh i.baoh, nia wfoo.y6
sie beg cslu pc wsi.
Dopiero mad wieczorsm, gdy ma dwo.
re .sskrIypisiy pIerwsse IVORY powra.
c~sjscych Z iarmsrku, pred wrots Chat
1aozeli wychodzic ciskawsi, by sic do.
wisdzie6 oen targowych, popatrIeo kto
Z sssiad6w spr.edal GO lub kupil. w
jednsm m~isjscu zebrais sic gromadka
ssmych powatnisIszyoh goupodar.y,
kt6rsy ME wiels ro.pytujac, SAM ma o.
ko o~osnlali kstdy nowy nabytsk, s.c,e-
g6luisj kouis l bydio, 1 spokojnis die.
ILL sie miedsy sobs spostr.steniami.
-Jat to nile TAXI jarmark, jsk .e.
srssgo roku ragsdnss jeieu - ME
predko TAXI drugi bedrie,
- lii, gdris! Ale tet I droga wts.
dy byla, droga ME TO, 90 dis. Panic.
tam, jakssmy wypsdli re s,arym C,aj.
Ia ma sanisch, jeno sic migneto.
- Jsdnsk | dzis narodu sIio doIc.
No, jusoi, jsk kto must, to must,
to nisma rady. Ale co sic ME umyval
do .esrioroosnego, TO ami siows. To by}
jsrmsrkl
PatrIcis jeno! - prrsrwaf naraz
kt6rys - jakisgo siwka .sfundowai
Wslskl Jak raz para do was.sgo.
Piekny koh, niems co, piekny.
Bss setki, mysle, ME obyio sic.
- Sstks slbo 1 nile sstka. Ia sstke
mote by6 jedno slowo - koh, a to COP
PatrIcis jsno, jaki on ma ogon. Niby
mysz!
- K, co ogon! Ma piersi swsaajole,
ma nogi, a ME ma ogon.
No, sswdy 1 ogon tst....
- o, o! - prrsrywano zn6w - DO.
gaoz sam pcha sic pc grudsis. Spr.s
dai widad wispr.ka!
"A widac, as sprseds1, 1 dobr,s
pswnie.
Takismu Eawsrs srcreicis; bogdsj
on sis udlawii swojem bogaoswsml
PrIyjdzis %jesEoIe 1 to ma niego,
przyjdrie! Me IaIdroscois wy jsmu
sakisgo bogactwa.
,ksd to on prrysredl do tego
ws.ystkisgoS- zspytsi kt6rys I MOD
srych' ia, wisCie, mysle sobis o TEN
rotnie | W laden sposob ME moge wy.
~misrkowac. Bo jutci chybs ME . tych
dwoch zsgonkow!
(, co te jego zagonki! Prey swo.
jsj Eabiegliwoici Z gsodu by ma mich
dswno rdeohi, teby ME ia niewinna
krsw ludsks!
Jska krewP COZ wy takiego osoP
Coz W giupisgo udsjes,, MIC o
MIN nile slysEaissf
Sumisnuis wan movie, te MIC.
A no, widrisI, ia DO PREY tenn nile
byism, ale TAX ludIie gadsjs, TO l ia.
LAX ho bvla iaaxo.a O.. ,o-t-.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-08

psouia' "A oiohtofxy mOWit uhWous -
wlasnemi rsksmi samordowai, . potsm
dopisro trupa wydai ola ~nispoznski.
Taxi to poo,assk jego bogaotwa!
"A psiat jsgo.... Ia!
- Huuo, widzia.. oierpliwa jest
lwieta .ismia, oierpliws. 1 psa wsoisk.
lego najgors.sgo gada, ws.ystko must
.nosi6 ma sobis.
- Do ozasu to wssystko, do osasu,
ia wan movie, .obao.yois wy jssso.e
kisdy!
T~ymc.assm ten, o kt6rym byia mo.
wa, podata' przyspiss.onym krokism W
strone swojsj chaty. Me obsjr.ai sic
ami ra.u, lsoz o.ui, e o MIN m 6wiono,
w.roki lud.kie zdalska ki6iy 90 JAZZ
s.pilki.
Me cd d.il byf pr.sdGiotsm og6lnej
nischeoi, :prsy.wyo.sjony byl do tsgo,
as nisra. I kamieh rsuoony jakst ME-
Pr.yJazns rsks, ugod.is niego . IA
pfotu, 1 pr.sohodzso bionism, mimowc.
II kurozyi sic .aws.s, jak icigans swie.
RE.
Obsjr.a3 sis pc IA sisbis wtedy do.
pisro, gdy sic .nsla.i IA wrotsmi swsj
chaty i . oo1u jsgo str.elii ponury O..
glen dsikiej, zacisklsj nisnawiio'.
- Bcgdaj was piorun popalil, psu.
brasy mruknas zaciskajso piesc. -
Bogdsj was nagia imisrc " jsdnym do.
ls ~.akopala!
Postal ohwile, ~blysksjao oosami, jak.
by choiai w.rokism wymordowa6 tyoh
wazystkioh, kt6ryoh uwaasl IA swoich
d~reosyoisli i obmaOaws.y pas, " kt6rym
mial pieniad.e Ia sprzedansgo wiepr..
ks, ws.sdi do i.by.
w izbie byia GAIA jsgo rodsina 70
ma 1 jsdynak syn, ktor.y, siedsso ma
iawie pod pieoem, rc.mawlali wids6
prssd chwila, lsoz ma widok wchodsa.
osgo 1amilkli nsgls, jakby i'm kto usta
xamurowsl.
Starry spojr.al ma mich podsjr.liwie I
ME odIywsjao sic, usiadi obok stolu.
- Jsic dawaj! - sswoiaf po chwili,
wid.ao, to sic mkt nile porussa. - Me
widzisz, zs ozekamP
IONA postawiis pr.sd MIN garnek .
karsoflami. Zao.at jsIc i~apo.ywis, spo
glsdajso cd c.auu nischetnym wzrokism
ma syns, kt6ry sisdziai dalsj ns lawis,
wyszukujac pleoami Oisplsjsrsgo miej
sea ma ssygnscym jua pisou l patr.ai o.
bojetnie W okno.
Byfes u JanklaP- .apytai wrss..
ole pr1yjdIis jutro po Oislef
- Me - odpari, ME odwraoajao
giowy ME bytem.
- Dlac,sgo6 ME byl, nile .apowia.
dalem Of?
- ia ME pies, aebym ma TAXI mr6s
bose chodsi. S~prswois mi wpr.6dy
buty, TO pojde.
ia oil sprswis. Zar6b Sc, to be
dIiesI miall
- Zsr6b!- chiopsk spojrral ns nile
60 wrrokiem psinym g.uchsj, "a w.ietsj
nienswisci. - Mnis sic ME trsfaja ia.
kie iatws .arobki, jak wsm....
Starry powstai nara. Z iawy, oory IA.
pafafy mu jak wegls.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-08

pss IA to Warsyssa, ss strsslba M ramis-
niu sobis tylko .nsjomsmi soieakami
ssgfebia1 sis ooraz dalsj W mroozny jar.
JednakAs d.isiaj po rae pierws.y .aossa
dosnswa6 pswnsgo ~nispokoju. Me byf
TO jss.oss stracb, tylko jakisf dsiwns
uosuois .~upsanego osamosnienia, sssosj
ssros tesknicy. Co to byso takiegoP
Csy mozs ten wiatr jecssoy aaloinis "
wawo.aoh, budsia " jsgo dussy jakiss
dawno ulpione sobaP
Sssdf naprs6d, leos W postanowienie
jsgo saoselo sic jus wplasa6 ledwis do.
str.sgalns wahanie, mote lepiej wraoa6,
moo c.arna, bursa mad glowsl Lscs ME!
w tel chwili stansi mu " oczach syn,
ten syn ~csyohsjscy ma jego krwawioe.
To mu doda walo bodzos.
- Nigdy!- syknss, ssoisksjso .sby
- nigdy!
l s.sdl snow napr.6d, nile zwa4ajao
M podmuohy wolss wImsgajso. ago sic
wiatru, ma snisg, kt6ry zaosat tymo.a.
sem sypac gestymi piatami.
- Jut bli.ko pr.sciea, jos.o,s tylko
jeden .akret, drugi....
Nara. pies, bisgnaoy o krok napr.6d,
saskomlR cioho I prrytulil sic do lego
nogi. Jednoo.esnis tut ga MIN jskna.
nara. wia'r, ale jeknss TAX jakof d.iw.
ME- ohrapliwis, jak konajscy o.lowiek.
Starry sadraai pr~.snikajaoem 60 do gle.
bi dus1y 1imnem. Ten jek, ach. panic.
tai CO. l jsssc'e ooi! nj bialej deli.
kstnej ssyi -prega krwawa, nabr.mIa.
Ia.
nara. uder.ys " nisgo d.lki, stras..
Hwy lex.
zawracajl - kr.yknely " MIN
ws.ys'kie kropelki krwi - zAwraoajl
L 1awr6oii, r.ucii sic jak s~.alony
wstsc.' Ices ME pc tel drod.s, po kt6.
rsj p%rsys,edf. LEX .wisr.ecy .amaon
jsgo panied. Pc ohwili po.nal swojs
emylke, smienii zn6w kieruusk 1 snow
ME tax, jak nalezalo. 1 odtsd jua ami
ma ohwile ME od.yskaf ~fwiadomoIci to.
60, gdsie sic znajduje, siys.al tylko "
ussaoh ten straszliwy nieuutanny jsk,
ktory sOigai 60 jak wiasny oish, wy.
chod1if, zda sic . pod sismi, wgryzal
sic " jsgo wiasne ssroe 1 zs wssysskicb
mysli po.ostalo mu tylko to jedno: u.
oiekac. uoiska6!....
1 uciekal jak oblakany Z wysad.one.
mi ma wier,ch oo.ami, ro.bija} sic o
kamisnis, drapa} sie ma stroms skaiy,
spsdaf, a W uszach jak dzwon pogr.s.
bowy ro,lsgsl sic cora. wyrazaisj ten
jek grrzny, charozsoy....
Te noe ma'o kto " Lipihoaoh pre-.
ped.R ~spokojnie.
Il wiso.ora %jes.ors .aosa' padac snisg
dusym', gestymi psatsmi, : poo.stku
bardso sPokojnis, wirujso W powistr.u
uksadsjsc sic r6wnym, mIskkim pu.
chem Troche p6znisj .ac.sl sic maly
wistsrsk, ktory rosdmuchiwa} .lekka
snieAue puohy ! spychs} js po poohlof-
ciaoh. Az nsresrcie ia. p6zoo W moo
wia'r raptownie sic Imiepil, stezal 1 "a.
osss nsras dad, porykujso jsk ro.wicis.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-08

roswsoiscsonsgo ojca 1 wypadl isby.
Starry upad1 oiezso ma lave, lapiac .
trudnoicia dech, s~ataosajao dokola obis.
kanemi re wscisklosci ocsami.
- Csskaj ty! - syozai, wygraaajso
P'escia oseksj ~. oseksj!
La Boga sawod.ila tymo.sssm
stara ,b6j, .b6j. w1asne d.isoko chloe
samordows6, sb6j!
Cioho! - ~wrxasnaf ma mia, bo ia
ole cara. ma wieki uspokojel
Me. nile bede oioho, ME bede Of.
Ohio! Zabij mnis, ale d.ieoku nile dam
krsywdy .robic, DO ono jest mole tax
samo jak I twoje. Musiss mie6 wsglad
ma nisgo, DO to prsscie4 ME znajdsk
laden, jsno tw6j syn. ktory wssyssko l
tax bedzie miaf po tobis.
Niedoosekanis jego, zeby on 90
miaf po mnis. Mech sdycha jak pies
pod psotem.
Cs'owieku, op~amietaj ty sic. ME
doprowsd.aj do tsgo, Aeby wlasns
d.ieoko mia}o pragnao twojsj fmisroi.
Nisdoc.skanis jsgo. P6ki ia sy.
Je, MO ME bedsis mia& odsmuis I DO
mojej smier,i tel MIC. Nieohaj .dych,,
sdsohnijois Wy oboje, q odemnis ME
d%ostaniscis MIC AMI ma owinieo,e paloa!
Powstal raptsm I otworsyws.y dr.wi
do komory, vys.sdl pc ohwili re str.sl
bs W reksoh.
-Juz idzisss xnowu, woliss dls
.lsgo pr.echowa6, niz wlasnsmu d.ieo
ku wygod.ic.
A ~ .kad wiss., gd.is ia mann Isl
90 mann robi6, COZ
- Juz ia wiem. Zsws.e id.ies., jak
Of tylko jaki gros. do reki pr.yplynis,
ola siego skiadas..
- Lspisj ola ciebis, asbyi o nio.sm
ME wied.iafa, slys.ysr tyl p6ki Of sy.
ole mike!
Tr.asnaf dr.wiami 1 wys.edl. Ma
podw6r.u pr.ywoaai do siebis PISA, kso
~ jsdsn tylko wiernis mu slu4yli .nik.
nsf wkr6tos W ciemnosciaoh.
Niedlugo Pc jsgo odsjioiu wr6ol do
i.by syn.
- CO: jus 60 niemsP - sapytal.
- A niems, nisma, pos.sdi j.k 1 ,aw.
see!
Pogrosil ku dr.wiom rska.
- Czskaj, starry puisl jus ia ole kis.
dy wyiladuje, ia ole w~ysladuje!
o kilkasst krok6w IA vista .najdowa
10 sic dol6 snaczns wsniesienie, poprxs.
r.ynans giebokimi jarami, kt6rs, ro.
gasesisjso sic jak konary dr.swa, oiag.
neiy sic ma mile w.dfua 1 ws1er.. Miej.
sos TO .wsno wilozymi dolami.
Wilcss dolly ma caas okolioe oiss.y'y
Gle bardso nisdobra slave. Nisgdyl
byfy one gt6wnem schroniskiem roe.
b6jnik6wi wilk6w. u cxsssm willow
wybito, niskisdy tylko jskas niewislka
gromsdka, prssbisgsjsoa Z lssu do la.
50, sagniszdsiia sic " mich ma pare dni;
ro.b6juicy pos.li szukac .srobk6w win.
ne bogatsse okolics, lsoz sfswa po.o.
s'aia ! MAKO byio ludzi, kt6r.yby sis
mogli pochwal!c, Ae ME tylko W nooy,
ale nawet ! " dEish odwstyli sic sami
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-09-07
FROM MolLLwAiN.

special correspondence
Bud McCord, of Holladay, was
here yesterday.
, Mrs. ID. A. Gossett is on the list
OF sick this week
Il. J. Fry, of Sugar Tree, was in
our midst Monday.
The Methodist Church here will
soon be completed.
Il. l. MerrIck, our local butcher.
supplies our town with the daintles
Of the season.
Joe johnson and family, Of Muir
ray, Ky, are here on a visit to rel
atives and friends.
We regret to learn that w. l..
Box's foot is no better and is still
causing him trouble.
1t is estimated that the yield of
peanuts in this section will hardly
! average a half crop this year.
}. A. Cain says he knows what it
takes to "stand in" with the girls.
Well, Jimmie, get a broadax and a
maui and you will be all 0, k.
Some Of the boys who feel rather
blue since the marriages which took
place Sunday talk of contesting the
matter; they insist that fraud has
been perpetrated.
We understand that Enloe and
Sims both claim the nomination for
Congress. The committee may set
tie the matter, but we don't want
a repetition of the rough-shod ac-
tion of the committee of four years
) ago.
S. j. Wesson and Miss Dora Wal
ker were married at Sugar Tree
Sunday evening, and B. G. Flowers
and Miss Addie HatIey were mar
ried here Sunday morning. They
had a nice time in the morning and
imthe afternoon they went to Pola
Camps. Here's wishing them all
happiness and prosperity.
J MOILLWAIN, September 4.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-09-07
FROM oReENBRlER.

Regular o0ucspouducol
Johnnie AIsup is able 10 be up
and ont again.
Miss Bette Alsup, Of Missouri,
is visiting relatives and numerous
friends here.
Bob Alsup and charming sister,
Miss Jennie, visited hero Sunday
and Monday.
The rains last week were beneG-
cial to growing crows and also 10
general health.
ILL., L. Pierce and family, Of near
Claud, visited relatives here the
first Of the week.
j. w. Byrn and wife and John
Cantrell have gone to Lake County
to spend q few weeks
There viii be Sunday school 1T
Bakers Chapel next Sunday at 8
a. IN. and preaching at IL a. m.
Horace Brooks went to Paducah
and Paris last week, and will prob
ably 90 to Texas before returning.
If all reports are true there viii
be a contest for the Democratic
nomination for Congress when the
committee meets at Paris this week.
While this is to be regretted, all
fair-mindedD Observation-Disclosures
fair, complete and impartial in
vestigation ofeyery charge Of fraud.
We don't want any more foolish
ness. The action Of the committee
four years ago was a bid for frauds
and ballot-box stufing, etc, and it
would be folly to deny that frauds
have been committed or refuse to
investigate such charges.
GREENBRIEB, September A.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-09-07

larly, for when they become men
and women they may not have the
opportunity or the means to attend
a college or a seminary, and GER
tainly the opportunity and means
to acquire an education can not be
obtained by your children afteryou
have reared them IN ignorance.
We have a good teacher, and he is
a christian gentlemen. Now, par
ents, put on your thinking cap, for
you are guardian Of your children,
and it is your duty to think and
plan for their future as we'll as their
present welfare, and now is the
time to begin the foundation work
for their education, for without an
education the man and woman of
the rising generation can not hope
SULPHUR Springs, September 4.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-09-07
FROM SULPHUR SPRINGS.

Regular correspondence
Rev. Columbus Cooper has been
very sick, but is some better.
The Sunday school at Oak Val
ley is progressing very nicely. J..
@. Wheatley is superintendent.
John P, Lashlee and family, Of
Eva, returned home Saturday after
spending a week at the springs
There has been a good attend
Annce at the school here up to the
time Of its temporary dismissal.
A new dwelling is being erected
near the school building for the
convenience of Elmer Wick and his
charming young wife, who have
charge Of the school. All parents
should take an interest in the edu-
tcation Of their children, and now
is good opportunity to begin by
sending your children when school
opens again, and send them regR'
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-09-07
FROM BEAvERDAM.

Special correspondence
G. L. Sarrett has erected a large
stock barn.
David Davis was at Hollow Rock
last Wednesday.
w. G. Robinson has been on the
sick list several days.
The protracted meeting begins
at Chestnut Hill next Sunday.
Several cases Of chills and fever
are reported in this community.
Farmers have been busy saving
hay and fodder the past two weeks.
The Democrats Of this neighbor-
hood are anxious to know who is
the party nominee in this district.
Mrs. Mary A. Davis, Of Martin,
who has been here on an extended
visit to relatives, returned home
last week.
BEAYERDAM, September 4.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-09-07
FROM LIBERTY.
Regular correspondence

Regular cOrrespOndencel
John Lindsey, Of Faxon, is here
on a visit this week.
w. A. Totty, of Hustburg, was
here the first of the week.
Horace Hargis lost his fine mare
last week. Her neck was broken.
Farmers have lost a great deal of
hay on account Of the recent rains.
Miss Tennie Bush is very low,
and her recovery is regarded as ex-
tremely doubtful.
Those who anticipated a wedding
Ia this community last Sunday are
nursing their disappointment.
Elmer Wick has dismissed school
and is attending the meeting here.
Flatwoods is we'll represented here
in the meeting.
The protracted meeting is going
on this week, and fairly good in
bterest is manifested. Rev. W. A.
Watts is expected here to-day to
assist in the meeting.
LIBERTY, September A.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-09-07
FROM GARFIELD.

Regular correspondence
q. r. Oraigg has gone to Arkan-
sas to visit relatives.
The infant child of John Doug
lass is a great deal better.
We think there will be a few
case of matrimony here soon.
j.. j. Cole and son, Herman, have
returned from a trip to Nashville.
Walter Elmore is repairing the
roads this week, for the first time
this year.
Some Of the young folks had an
enjoyable time at boating on the
river last Sunday.
Farmers are busy saving fodder.
The cotton crop will hardly produce
half an average yield.
Dorsey Carter will complete his
new dwelling this week, and says
"She must come home"
Ollie Nance has returned from
the swamps of Arkansas. He says
there is no place like home.
G.. w. Presson and wife have re-
turned to 7. I'll. II. Presson's, and
they say that old Tennessee is good
enough for them.
Little Dave Presson greeted his
friends with happy smile Thurs
day morning. It's a girl, and she
arrived in time for breakfast.
GARFIELD, September 3.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-09-07
FROM VHEATLEY.

Regular correspondence
Constable j. O. Parker was at
Pace last Friday.
r. L. Nance went to Claud on
business yesterday.
We are glad to see Allie Wilson
able to be out again.
Quite q number of our citizens
went to Camden yesterday.
Rev. Jesse n. Farmer, Of Claud,
spent Saturday in our midst.
The line Of the Benton County
Telephone Company to Danville is
nearly completed. This line has
been merely an experiment, but it
will no doubt prove a success.
WHEATLEY, September 4.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-09-07

Special correspondence
Frank Watson will 60 West, we
understand, tdis fall.
Misses Jennie Nance and Dora
Elmore visited here last week.
DR.. J. 7. Bray is sick with fever,
but is reported better this morning,
we are glad to learn.
There is a very good attendance
at school at this place. Miss Flor
ence Nance is teacher.
Agood meeting is in progress at
Cedar Grove this week. The is a
good attendance at each service.
The protracted meeting will be-
gin at Mount Carmel next Sunday.
Everybody come, and bring bas-
ket Of grub, " for it is going to be
a good old fashioned all day meet
ing. Come, everybody.
Death has entered the home of
A. G. Rushing once more, taking
his aged mother from him. The
body Of this noble christian woman
rests at the Cedar Grove Cemetery;
her spirit has found rest and peace
with the blessed Father. How sad
it is to part with one we all loved
so we'll. But to her children and
relatives and friends we would say.
grieve not as those who have nc
hope, but let us all SO live that
when death comes we may be pre-
pared to die as she did in the full
hope of everlasting life.
GARFIELD, September 4.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-09-07

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