The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-02-16

stitute will be organized here to-
morrow week
Miss Ed Rushing, Mrs. Dora Nc
Mackiu and H. r. Watson visited
near Eggville Saturday
We understand that T. J. Dodd, |
of Springyille, will move to Cam-
den shortly Tom is a hustler and |
has many friends here who will
gladly extend a welcome hand.
W. II. Meadows, who is making
his home at Waverly, came over
last Friday TO assist ID. g. Hudson
in Strengthening out the affairs of
the bank Mike Fry has also been
assisting in the work.
A large number of our citizens
paid their taxes last week and the
delinquents can continue to do so
during the remainder of the month.
All who do not pay by March will
have to pay the l per cent. penalty,
which accrues at the first Of each
succeeding month.
u. G. Flowers has rendered his
resignation as marshal of the town,
the same to take effect February o.
The council held a meeting Mon
day evening, but owing to the ab-
sence of some of the members no
action was taken on the resignation
of Marshal Flowers.
All information is to the effect
that there will be a large attend
ance at the farmers institute to be
organized here tomorrow week un-
der the auspices Of the department
of agriculture of Tennessee. Every
one who is engaged in stock rails
ing, farming or fruit culture should
attend this meeting, which prom
ises to be interesting and profitable
for all who come.
If the business men Of Camden
are alive to the benefits and advan.
tages to be gained by placing the
town in proper light before those
? who attend the meeting of the far
mers' institute to be held here to.
: morrow week, they should arrange
7 it so the visitors will spend a pleas
ant day among us. The cost will b.
I trivial in comparison with the re
suits which would follow. This il
the proper spirit to display, and /
would bring the town good returns
0 There is no question about that
y and no time should be lost in set
ting about it, as only a week is lef
j. in which to woHk.
K twill pay you to hear the serie
of sermons on the Glove of God
) by the pastor, Rev. N. r. Waters
II at the Methodist Church. The sui
ject of his sermon Sunday forenoo
was Goods Love Led Him to Max
= : Sacrifice" and at the evening SCI
10 vice Goods Love Made Manifest
The subjects to follow are: "Ho
k Our Love Should be Made Man
g, fest," " How We are Treated by Or
Father" Chow We Should Tret
10 Him" "What We Enjoy" =" Wht
% We Know" What it Should Pr
. dnca in lis" and "Why Should
Love God?"
i After a delay Of several month
= the school board held a meetil
=, Monday evening. 1t was decide
III to open the public Corporation
C. school next Monday. The prese
le faculty Of Benton Seminary, Pre-
w. d. Cooper and assistant, Mi
ed Bette Whitfield, we're employed
he teach the school Rules governil
his the school have been adopted, al
d. G. Hudson, a member OF t.
board, will address the teachers al
70 students at the seminary Mond
% morning at 9 o'clock. We won
20 suggest that every patron OF t
school who can conveniently dos
he should attend the opening at t
lg. seminary next Monday morni
ed and hear Mr. Hudson's address.
M All agents of THE CHRONICLE
a+ required to remit the full amor
let of our club rate subscriptions
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