The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-10-26

will have a rally at the courthouse
tonight. There will be speaking
by A. c. McRae and others. Every
body is invited.
Rev. N. II. Waters will leave for !
Kentucky tomorrow on o visit TO
relatives. He win preach at Post
oak Saturday night before the first
Sunday in November.
Rev Mr. Brooks, of the Big Sau-
dy circuit, passed through Monday
en- route to Martin where he will
remain until the meeting of annual
conference at that place.
p. w. Il. Potts, whocontemplated
taking charge Of the Stigall House,
has abandoned the idea, and Uncle
/ Alex Bell is moving in and will be
in charge of that well known and |
popular house
Jonathan Gossett, Of Arkansas,
is visiting relatives in this county. !
! He is n brother Of ID. A. Gossett, |
of McIllwain, and for a number of
years, before he went to Arkansas,
| he was engaged in the mercantile
business q few miles south of this
place.
A monument will be erected to-
the memory Of the deceased soyer-
eign, Rev. Lewis J. Leland, by the
Woodmen of tho World<at Camden
, Cemetery in the near future. Mrs.
Leland has consented that the mon
ument be erected here, inasmuch
as the remains other husband, who
!. died in the Philippines of smallpox,
e can not be removed to the United
States. The unveilmg will be un-
s der the auspices of Postoak Camp,
O No. AZ, Woodmen OF the World.
Rev. Mr.. LELAND was a member of
this camp at the time Of his death.
), The members of the Camden and
Big Sandy concert bands were de
! lighted with their reception and
= the courtesies extended them al
- Waverly last Thursday. 1t was a
great day at Waverly, fully l,50C
l. Democrats escorted Governor Nc
Il, Millin from the station to stan6
in the courtyard, where for over
+ two hours they gave close atten
# ton to 0Onr Benton's" satisfactory
report of his stewardship and hit
unanswerable arraignment Of Nc
u !. Kinley's hypocracy and the grea
- dangers which now threaten the re
Il public.
~ At the regular meeting Of Post
y oak camp, Woodmen Of the World
~ Tuesday evening it was decided t.
I'D unveil the Chandler monument a
tie Camden Cemetery the first Sunda
". in November. No time has bee
a. set for unveiling the monument t
IL be erected by the Woodmen to th
K memory Of the deceased sovereign
Rev. Lewis j. Leland. Mrs LC
nS land, resides in San Francisco, Cal
'io and her wishes will be consulted
W. the natter 1t will be necessary
IN, communicate with Mrs. Leland b,
res fore setting a time for the inyei
ry ing Of the monument.
Revs. N. r. Waters and M. ]
.tt, Blanton closed the meeting at I'll
he Methodist Church Sunday nigh
IS after two weeks Of earnest and ell,
quent effort. Their closing I'll
yhtl meeting was much regretted h
er, the christian people of the con
ius munity and all who had the plea
ure Of attending the great revive
ou The meeting was very successfr
Ael m there being 21 conversions, al
~ will bear other fruit not now appa
pl7 ent. Though aged and feeble
health, Rev. Mr.. Blanton is stroI
ech and eloquent in the pulpit, and
md has, in the several services he
lay here, gained the confidence, 10
}. and esteem Of all by his abilit
SON earnestness, liberality and mode
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