The Camden chronicle., April 29, 1898, Image 4

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J (xi Fry iiml Hud Fry n ml w
and otlii'!, of Sti'ur Tree, nUciiiV 1
me (icuinmon ;p reives iu-ri; hun-
duy. K v. Mr. linker, of Mcin
took purl in the ixcici:'-
, which
vcn largely nth -tulrd. K.v, .J.
Joyiipr pn neh the morning mtihoii,
Little cls but war i diseusscil
lien now. Tint new;) is b) conlliet-
iiil; Hint disjm!ci s e i:i hardly 1
ili'peiidod on. It is evident that the
(lovernnient is noti;iviu;; out infor
mation to the new hamper; reneern-
iii'; the movements of the navy or
the intent ions of tho volunteer army
called or.t tli is week.
IIOLLADAY, April 20.
fuom ;kki:m:uu:k.
Sirn:il rui losimmlriio1.
Kev. J). C. llussell preached to
large audience hero Sunday.
liev. A. C. Mcllao, of Camden
was here a short while Sunday.
Rev. W. D. Dunn wiJl preach a
Laker's Chapel Sunday, Mny 22.
Work on the telephone lino from
Camden to Big Sandy is being rap
idly pushed in this f i etioti.
Hew YiT. 1). Dunn, of Flatwoods
attended the meeting of tho coun
cil at Baker's Chapel Sunday.
Owing to confusion attending tho
preparations of Company I, of tho
Slate guard, to go to Nashville, the
Sunday school convention, wdiic
was to have been held at Big Sandy
April CO, has been postponed in
definitely.
Tho excitement over the declara
tion of war against Spain is run
ning high in this section, especially
since the Big Sandy military com
pany was ordered to Nashville, this
morning. A largo number of the
boys in the company resided in this
community. They are our friends
and companions, and while wo re
gret that it is necessary for them to
go, yet we are proud to know that
they have the courage to go and if
necessary fight for the ilag of our
country, and we believe should tho
time for action come, Company I
will be found ready to go in front,
and may each of them return from
the field of battle with great hon
ors won in defending tho stars and
, stripes.
GiJEENLRiEn, April 25.
FROM MJA KIDGE.
Special correspondence.
Farm work is being pushed at a
lively gait.
E. II. Smothers, of Garfield, is
visiting relatives here.
These are war times, mid old tax
payers know what that means.
There was a large attendance at
Sunday school at Pleasant Hill last
Sunday.
The wheat crop is looking well,
and it will be much better than at
first thought.
. "VVillio Howe recently killed a full
grown ground hog, but the little
fellow did not know what it was at
tho time.
Tho young folks were given an
enjoyable entertainment Saturday
evening at tho hospitable home of
T. J. Smothers.
Tea Ridge, April 20.
FKOM FAXON.
Regular correspondence. '
Dick Hushing, of Erin, was hero
on a visit Sunday.
J. A. Graham is reported on the
sick list' this week!
J. J. Carter and wife visited at
Big Sandy yesterday.
Mrs. II. Fitzsimmons, of Benton
Cut, visited here Sunday.
Dr.T.ll. r..)!..-i.nd!l. 11.11. in
:i,of Big Sandy, wiiH 1, re lo-day.
A.N. Lind.ey, II. C. II, I! k and
nl Cooper are attending Federal
nill't at. ilur'u-ion.
Quite ,-i number of young people
from Stewart ramo down Sunday.
1 hey returned well laden with wild
Wt is.
Company 1, of BigSandy, p:t-od
fhroii. .'.: here this mornim' on a
p ' i d train for Nashville, v la iv
hey expect to drill find prepare
heiiiM-lvcH tu fan out Spain should
t btcomo Ik eesary. Meanwhile
the beys w ill have a good time at
hut until full, and they may iner
nee tuba.
Faxon, April 2(1.
I KO.U SMITH'S 1 DIM (il..
' . . 1 1 1 : 1 1 rii'liiliilinri
A cold wave struck us "athwart
ships" Inst night.
.John Bane has finished planting
1 - i i n
com. in) next i
X mild form of whooping-cough
oxi.-ds in this community.
Bev. L. C. Deshazo will conduct
services at Cedar Hill next Sunday
evening.
Mrs. M. E. Herrin, of Hazel, Ky.,
is here on an extended visit to rel
r.tives and friends.
Mrs. II. L. Fierce, Miss Leona
Fierce and Elly Bym, of Claud,
visited hero Sunday.
Charley Bane, wdio is attending
school at Camden, came homo Sat
urday to f?eo tho homefolks, includ
ing the baby.
The remains of tho infant chih
of George Burcham wero interre
at Flushing's Chapel Cemetery las
Saturday evening.
"Wo aro glad to report that tho
poach crop of this locality sustain
ed very little injury during tho re
cent cold snap, and tho apple crop
will bo an average one.
Miss Bettio Carrington, of Hunt
ingdon, has been secured to teach
the Cedar Grovo school this year,
This will bo pleasing intelligence
to the patrons of that school and
tho many friends of Miss Carring
ton.
April, the road-working month
(or should bo), has come and gone
yet not a lick has been struck on
our roads. Complaint wa3 made
that tho ground was not in condi
tion to work in tho field, and tho
time could have been put in on the
roads. Yvho is to blame?
Smitii'h College, April 20.
FUOM C Pit ESS.
Special correspondence.
Cyrus Thompson visited at Eva
Sunday.
Farmers aro late with their crops
on account of so much rain.
Lem Thompson has been ill for
several days, but is convalescing.
Miss Effie Holland spont yester
day as tho guest of Miss Inez Gib
son, at Camden.
There must be some attraction in
South Camden for Jim Holland, as
ho visits there frequently.
Gardens are looking fine. But
that can bo accounted for, because
the women will work rain or shine
Ben Holland has come back to
resido with us again. We are glad
to welcome him to our midst, but
can not understand why he left Eva.
We learn that several Camden
boys, who recently enlisted in tho
Stato guards, are included in the
mobilization of the State troops a
Nashville. As tho "seasoning" o
the guards will continue until fall
tho boys will cortainly have a good
time and see a good deal of the
country along the Atlantic coast.
and all at the expense of Uncle
Sam. Our best wishes go with you
boys, and we glory in your patriot
ism and tho sentiment to uphold
and defend the flag of our country,
Cypkess, April 2G.
There is no necessity for wanting
anything. Advertise for it in The
Cnr.oxiCLE.
OUIt EXCHANGES.
n'-tll.lil'tUI I'llia'ri't'.tlM'U HIO I;,!ill
morn i'lti t,t en itniiij' (iiiiiethinr, t!i;.t
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urn ii"Hi ilnii.jj nii)t!iii l!i,it
! lie!', t tint co'ititrv. 1 Hile.eit
I '.ii 1. 1 ri if.
"Senator Ihiimu'H iln'li"!! it h tti-
llleil of tint cu'l ( i'f I iHUel Iim ;,i'V,"
I'l wiail'.l tie' Pi':':in tin lliilili.n
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f cuiiihc, t!iiti;.';!i jut.t limv naeh "..
Iiioliev" Vlrt lieeileit to viinlirut.
cuuti'" H IV tli t Unit will l'tel.;i! 'v
veleju'il l..!i r.- St. Im'ii'i 11. put !i,
The ( len t ef 1 I'el i I ' t T V
l.)Vll lll'V l'l'rt illilllelifn Will J i, !4 11.)
fl'llit mi lolig ll! tlit' Coh.liliuli ef (lie
Mil, rv ciiiit imii'n tu nt.u.il ni ei li !ii-i
tliiit l'tr iui i.i luiiei !.. ('liuiiK' !!;' i-u:i-
liliehH if von iMint lirviui's el in i . t
i-iise to I : ;ivi isilliii'iiee. Cm roll I unity
)emuiT:it.
An exchange hays a lawyer in u court
May I'lul iv iii.hi a liar, kcouihIiv!, vile.in
er tliief inul no ones makes a cenipLiit.t
w lieu co'irt H(lj(i!iniH. If a iie .-.paper
prints s i u -1 1 a it tin lion en u iiiiiu'k cli; r-
.i-ttT, tiiere is ii liln l huit or iv it- ail ed
itor. IhlH is owiiij' to tlio fact that the
leillu lielievo wliat nil ulitor hayH.
A littlo irl iu iv jiul.lic hcIioh! hai.l
"iniv was r.iek wiili Honiethiii Very alarm-
ir.g," mid tho teacher, fearing KOtno i (Ui
tavrioiis disease, wait tier liome. The
IK xt liiuriiing hio returncil uud with her
tiomict in oho liaiiil aiut?a finder eT the
otlicr in her mouth, Haiti: " Wm ilot a
littlo Imby ut our Iiouho, mid ma nuM
tell you sho tlcNsctl twiun't ketclien."
For tliosfi who believo in tho latility
of tho munlier 13, tlio Aiiioricuu (piart. r-
.lollar is about tho most unlucky articlo
tliey can carry on tl.iiir persons. On
tho KaiJ coin thcro uro thirteen ntaiH ;
thirteen letters in scroll which thocaele
holds in its cIiiwh; thirteen feathers
composing its wing; thirteen furthers
are in its tail; tlicro nro thirteen hori
zontal stripoK; thirteen arrow heads and
thirteen letters in the word "(juarter
dollar."
Aim .Auuuia uiiHimuion ions uns
wtorv : Down iu tho rural district it hao-
neneiVwlien thete.m M.un invited the
.,.,i"., ,i:... f ...... nr....
had plenty of money, but ho didu't
Kpeiul it on Lin table, which on that oe-
casion, showed but scant faro. " Par-
son, said the Mean Man, times air
hard an' grot-erica high; but sicli as it i.s
you're weleomo. Will you ax a bless
ing?" "I will," replicdj'tho parson;
" fold your haiulrt." And then he tsaid :
" Lord make uh thankful for what we are
about to receive; for theso greens with
out bacon, this bread without Halt, this
coffeo without sugar; and, ufter wo have
received it, give thy servant strength to
get Lome in time for dinner 1"
Tubler'H ISuckeye Vila Ointment
relieves tho intense itching. It soothes,
it heals, it cures chronic cases when sur
geons fail. It is a scientific certainty.
Its sales increase tlirough its cures, it is
no experiment. Every bottlo guaran
teed, 50c. Tubes, 75c. Sold by J. O.
ressou.
TO CUKE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Itroino Quinine Tablets. AH drntr-
glsts refund the money il it fails to Cure. 'JOcenta.
WANTED AGENTS.
"Tlio Confederate Soldier in the Civil War."
contains tioo jiaites 1'JxlG Inches, and over 1,100
iai:e iiiiiiit! M'.jnes, I'ortrailH. maps, ele. the,
greatest and lartvit War Hook ever puhlislied,
urn llie only one i nal dura jiisuce to tlie ('onled-
rate Soulier aniHlui cause lieloimlit lor. Aiients
wanleil cverywhete to sell this book on our new
and easy plan. Many of the lady and neiiUemen
neents who are at work are niaKimr from SM) to
&!K) per iiioiit.li. Veterans, Sons and Haunliters
oi veierans, and omers interested are requesleil
to semi lor a lieauuiul illustrated dcscriplivecir-
leiiliir (tree) anil terms to agents. A.lilress t on
rer-joiunai .loo l'ttiitiiitr Co., Kouisviik, ivy.
WANTKD To travel and employ canvassers
for Urst-cUiHs publieations-Com potent, man
or woman A successful canvasser is preferred.
Write, tcivinn business or canvassing experience
tuiu reicrences. i,ook up our ratinj?.
W. Ii. CUiN ttliX Will 1 An Y , Chicago.
f 1 LIOMT IP f HE IIORLD
OR OUR SAVIOUR IN ART.
Cost over Sioo.nco to publish. Contains nearly
201) full-pao enc;ravinf;s of our Saviour, by tho
ureal masters. Kverv niettirfi is renrodueei fi-oin
somo famous pauitini;. Agents arc taking from
three, to twenty orders per day. The book is so
beautiful that when people see It. tliev want it.
"THK K II 1ST tll.AN(!K AT TU Ii I'lCTUliKS
llllOUGIIT TKAltS TO MY KVICS," says one.
"Cleared SIM first week's work Willi the bonk."
says another. "Home high-grade man or woman
of i'ood church standing should secure the agency
here at onee,' 'says every editor, "as saw can soon
bo made taking orders for it." Also a man or
woman of good social position can secure position
of Manager of this territory to devote, all their
time to employing and drilling agents and corre
sponding with them. Address for full particulars
A. v. T. lU.DKit, publisher, sis Michigan Ave
nue- uuicago, in.
Conssou's Honey of Tar
is not a mixture of stomach destroy
int;drura,butisascientificalh'pre
pared remedy that cures coughs and
colds, and all throat and lmiu: tro lib
els. Its action is quick, prompt and
positive. 25 and 50 cents. Sold by
0 . Jf. 1 reSSOIl.
j iL'v. Ui tU M iu i I L L u
To MOTHERS.
we ark ATi urra; in the courts our uhv.it to iv.k
l xcm::.ivr v.'K or im: woki TACTOHIA" anii
TiTCIIEIl'ii CAKTOKIA," AH ol'r ikaos. mark.
. DR. GAMUEL PITCHER, of lltjnnnis, .Vnssnchnsctts.'
rem tlm originator of "PITCHER'S CA5TORIA," the same
Htat has 'mmc anil dors ni yr 1 , otb every
li-'ir the far-si mile r.f twit ivr f (uijfciiifcfulZ wrapper.
ThininthnortC'uinl " PITCHER'S CASTORIA," wht-ch has brat.
unci in tlie lionifi of ilic, motJirrs of ,'lmrrict fur aver thirty
years. LOOK CAREFULLY at the wrapper and see that it is
Ui''. hind unit, have ahvarl bought SZf yCi - """ 011 the
ami has the LJ nature o fuT.T CcTcTzC wntp-
;'. Xo one. has uuthuritif fro hi ii-e to use my name, cxrejd
The Centaur Company
1' resident.
March S, 1S07.
f
Do Not Bo Deceived.
D not endanger th-? life r f your child by accepting a cht.ap bub.-.titn'..
VM'iich some tlrug-ir-t may offer you (because he makes a few mor.- pcnnle.
m it), tlie ingredient.? of which crcu lie does not know.
"The Kind You Have Always Bought"
HEARS THE FAC-S1MILE SIGNATURE OF
Insist on Having
Tho Kind That Never Failed You.
NON-RESIDENT NOTICE.
State of Tennessee, Benton County.
L E. Davis vs. A. J. Farmer. j
In thin cause it, appcarinjr by aliiilav it i
that tlie ilefeiid.mt, A.J. Farmer, is iu-1-1
ly indebted to the pl.iiatitl and is a non
resident of tlio State k that the ordinary
process of law can not bo served on him,
and an original Httaclimcnt having been
levied upon hirt property, it in therefore
ordered that publication be made in Tim
t'.AMDKN t'liiioMCLK, a newspaper pub
lished tu tho town of (hiiiiden, for tour
coiiM'cutivo weeks commanding tho said
A.J. Farmer to appear before me or hoih.
other Justice ot tlio IV ace at my oiiice in
. . . . .... 1
tlie tiltli civil iIiHtrict o! haul county on
the L'Sth dav of May, 1S!S, and make de-
ft'1,su t0 suit against him, or it will
l,r.H!.H..lol w.th vx pnrte.
W. T. MOItRlS,
Justice of tho Peace for Benton County.
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