The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-09-14

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Owing TO an oversight the last
item in our Sulphur Springs letter
last week was not complete, a few
lines having been unintentionally
omitted
The Bridges stock Of goods has
again changed hands. j. b. Bowles
d Son sold them to James Parker,
Of Claud, who will move them to
Big Sandy.
Miss Bette Darlington is in the
market this week buying her fall
stock of millinery goods and becom-
/ ing acquainted with the lateststyles
and designs
Willie Pafford and Miss Lille
Holland were united in marriage
last Sunday, Justice r. E. Cuff Of
lfciating. We extend cOngratula-
tions and best wishes.
Hon. B. A. Enloe, Of Jackson,
was in the city last Friday for the |
purpose of securing evidences of
fraud in connection with holding
; the Congressional primary.
I Wayne Rye and daughter, Miss
Matte, who have been visiting at
5 Nashville, stopped off and spent
s Friday and Saturday here while on
routeto their home at May6eld, KY.
: Marshal E. G. Flowers has put a
o force of men at work grading the
west side Of the square. A brick
s open culvert will be put in there,
g and the pavement on the square is
to be completed.
q If your district committeeman
d has not already done 80, ask him to
call meeting at. an early day to
]. organize a Democratic club, and
n, then go to work for a big club and
an enthusiastic meeting,
o. All members of Postoak Camp,
III Woodmen of the World, are urged
to meet at the camp hall on next
~ Tuesday evening. This is q cal
= meeting, and it is important thai
there be full attendance.
=. Organize, Democrats, bydistrictl
r and let your club represent you.
district in name, thus First Distrie
Democratic Club, Second Distric
Cd Democratic Club, etc, until ever,
al district in the county has stronI
and enthusiastic Democratic cluk
la- A petition is being circulated an
10 signed by many Of our citizens call
ing on w. L. McElyea to make tn
en- race for city magistrate. Camde
ed is entitled to a magistrate, and
Mr.. McElyea will consent to serv
om in that capacity, he will make a
at admirable and efficient officer.
The attention Of the public an
ed especially those charitably incline
tn is called to the family residing Q
ay. the Jerre Bateman place, 2 mile
TO-, east of town. There are thirtee
/ a in family, and twelve of that nun
lie. Der are down sick. To add to the
nt- suffering we understand that the
-be are without food and need help
nte nursing and looking after the sic
The long rainy season last spriE
,os destroyed every prospect they ha
% ~ for making a crop, and now sic
az az ness and want have made their co,
- dition wretched indeed. They a
strangers, and they need your a
'oI' sistance.
! { Mrs. S. s. Clayton died pesc
=" fully Thursday, September 6, b
tween,8 and 9 o'clock, aged 80 year
sn- ! The family resided in Missouri f
islg q number of years, but the healt
leo of Mrs. Clayton began to declin
and they returned here a few yea
lers ago and she seemed to improve Z
Jam awhile; then her health gradual
] OF gave way and all realized that.
was only a question of time VIII,
was she would be no more on this cart
to Mrs. Clayton was a member OK t
ged Methodist Church, and was a Z
voted christian; she was an amiak
.oor and loving companion, and she b
go go won the esteem and friendship
Too tpo all by her christian fortitude a
'n0 gentle character. At her reque
J. she was buried at Rushings Chal
lson Cemetery Saturday. The bereav
F. M; husband and relatives have {
isful sympathy in their sorrow.