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MIOM MOLLADAY.
1 1 iMinli'i,cf
I IiiriH r..f llaki Trtvilh
.wash
a ri' if, l i i i.l.iy.
Tho 'iin;;'iii lit I'alcHtincSmula)'
w;n . .-. ly M ti inl (l.
i'yi'd J Initio visitil It'lulivrH u
V.nt lo Creek Saturday.
V. 1!. IldciH liHivrd from
Popular SpiinuH to thin place.
.M ifv.ru li.'lim Fry ainLMninuatid
l'olho r.Iatlnrk and lioli McDiuik I
ot ('oxLurjJi, vLitcil li;n Saturday
Cliarlt H SiniH n-sidin;' ulxmt four
nil en no in oi nen-, wan injured m
1,1 r i i I .
n (liH'uuliy with his htep win one
day last week, lint in convalescing.
I ltd r rau r and u ism Motley, !
vl Decatur County, wcro united in
the IioihIh of matrimonial bliss last
week. AVo extend con'rrutulation.s.
J j. U. llubbs hjient Saturday at!
Hollow Iloek and wa.4 accompanied
home Sunday by bin wife, who has!
iM'en visiting her lmrcnts ut that
place.
ur. j.. ii. j.arkor, Alex AuaruHJ
11. Aden, esv., and (pute 11 number
r 11 ,1 1 1 ii i- I
111 of nru nf t I'ln liw I 1 in f.iiivi'iit 1011 I
1" 1 II 1. f . I
' a.va'.....v..v.'....,,
ri jiuiiurii ii'wiai iiy. uti 1111 inn
-J J I
Uonton McMillin.
Holla day, May 3.
fltO.M (.KF.KMSKIKK.
Sprplal p(ii nioinlciu't!.l
T. W. 15arneH lou. o finp liorfle,
which died Sunday.
The Sunday Hchool nt Baker's
b nipel is st(adily mereasmp-.
Mihs AIicoIiarnoB is visiting her
sister, Mrs. 0. P. Lashlce, nt Cam-
den.
1. E. Wy-frul and family and Miss
Bennio. Byrn visited at Claud last
bunday
W. E. Wypul, of Jacksou, Miss.,
:3,visitiiiLr relatives and friends in
this community.
llev. C. S. Brandon, of Camden,
foiled to fill his appointment Sun
day nt Barnes behool-houso,
'This fioclion nf tlio ronntv wi
well represented at tho convention I
n .' ij i .I
lion. Benton McMillin.
Greenbrier, May 3.
KKOM MIDDIXBKOOK.
Kvuailiir corrcspoiidi'Dce.
Quito a number from hero wont
to Hollow Pkock Sunday
IlfS( lamps I'nl v ( nwp L llierv.li
.
flrvcin Frpticli Rnd I1ic3 rl rnntiornn I
Allen are on the sick list
T -r
Quito a number of the boys will
0 to Nashville to-morrow to enlist
and aid in filling tho crap in Com
pany I caused by the desertion of
the boys from Big bandy last week
It is to be regretted that a compa
ny was not organized at Camden in
the beginning,
Cnnid lmascnrPil rmntW v.r-tnrv
Tr: T : .,.i n.. a
BridrVo were hannil v united in the
o X" X l I
halv bonds of wedlock Sundav af-
ternoon. Tho young couple aro
very popular in this community,
J. .. . . .
I la ill l 4- . I T aa 1 i. I
q friends. May thoy live long and
nrnHnpr is t.lio wish of vnnr r.nrrp. I
1 J J
sp.oiiuem.
MlDDLEBROOK, May 3.
FKOM FLAT WOODS.
T J.
n.csularcorrcaion(ieiice.j I
llov. Jesse a armor occupied tne
i..:i t. c.,-l,
Xjmpiu iiuiwMuuuaj,. ,T .
JUrs. rauoru,wiroor liev. v. rar-
ford, of Nashville, is here on a visit
to relatives and mends.
Some of our young rnen are quite
in ni;cf in TTnlo RnTri'c
a"Aluuo w ' 7
uJa hl7 iha EPnnn(1 Snnrlftv in
held hero tho second bunday in
June, lho program has beenar-
4 nn,,m,r 4l,r nn vi .Iott
ruuK "f', r '
auu ii mo " uuv.
X' i-Ai WUUJJft, AU.UJ' O.
FROM SMITH'S COIXKOK.
Itecular correspondence.!
Mrs. Matilda Bane is recovering
frnm a severe illness.
Tho cotton crop is about planted,
T1.a jiereap-e will not bo as larco as
usual.
Andrew Ogles is here to see his
,i ,i j,na KnrtT. im Iato fn.
mother, Who has been Very lOW tor
some time.
The fifth Sunday in this month
is 801 xor uiuui" uiiy a. ubuui
Hill. All are invited.
. ! 1 '1.1 ' 4
Mrs. ueorge Florence ana cnn -
rlren. of Sardis, aro visiting Inends
, .' , a a,
find relatives in tlUS Community.
The funeral Oi H. Lt. lcrrm Will
. --- -mr - ii
be nreached byltevs. Sparks nud
lirpvver at IvUSlim0' S UtiapCl next
, ' n'
OUnaflV. .
X - .
at (Jamcien vwsterdav. Kvirvtiodv I ...
is gratified at tho harmonious ac- Lo"n vlsltcd hF lasJ
4,-X ,.,.4.- .,.n I A dance was eiven at
o..,.! 4t. .wi.,4 r of , . C. Cooley 1 nday evemnir.
tut r!,i!d of A. ('. Ituslt.
Mr!, at t !n !:o!!i (if M s.
in:' h i-rv
mi' ( i,
i v.!iui (!mr;'i it Iiih
plan d.
As v." h in ik l-'ttiT from
Vly fnr I- t i r:i , w lmvo con-
udi d t lint, vuii r fi'tiurlcr at that
ae ;n.; ( il!;.T l;u!ji' to (Jul a or
r. turned J "Jl-u n; ,(!,."
1 1 d.'Vi l'ip-i that th" late primary
alu nlnti !v faili d in In iii-Mi.:' out 'ill
(J,,, ii1Vnlid.
and rripplt'i;. Mince the
rail W'i.H issued liV I he rresu lent, for
volunteer, it i.i dilu'-iilt to find a
SOllllil Infill ill t!ii'i;c ii'irlu
Don't
!, tl, luvviou.-. bov.i. in muI, mat-
1 " '"
I .1 r . .
u is, jou may n :,n i ii in ineiliu.ie,
S.MMll M Coi.I.l.i.r, 'lay o.
IKOM I (KiVll.l l..
K.... .i I I i
" ...I ...II. 1 ll t il I .
...I I,.. . ... a.
aiie iiiiie cuiui oi jvereii, jjait
1... I. ill.. .1.11 a I .'.... a I. I 1 I 1
is verv wick thin wcrk.
Thomas eas ev unvHin of nn
,.i i. . I
auacK vi rueumaiiMii. ,
O regret Very much to loam that
IMrs. Sanniel 1'ri ssoii is no better. I
. , . I
i.v mill I rii . 'nr ..Fll..
1 . t i ' '1 'i'.-' ! 1 4
lw lvoek, visited riiativcs lioro last
. I
" ' Kl
rii ..11 r r t t
Ihifi.l.-r.iii.ti.kliii.ir I'iin I 11 mi lull
WtlVa.l.l- aka..'.'. X'lllil' IV il
to Di Sruidy is nbout coiupletiid to
una place.
Vo wonder what haa become of
tho Dry Creek, Zach and Garfield
correspondents?
(t. C. Camp, James Bullock, u.
II. Harper and several others went
to Camden yesterday.
'e lonrn that 1 lie funral of Mr.
(kooms will bo preached by Kcv.
Mr. Tufrh at Old Marlsborou-h
next Sunday.
LdovrLLi:, May 2.
F1UIM vrAl'I).
Kofailar oornvsiiomleiicp.
D. B. Thomas, of Eva, was here
last week buyint; hotrs.
Sam Cherry and others went to
Lva Saturday with hop;s.
..UPV - A IjUlor wl" Proacu nt
T f II 1 t T I Ml 1 i I
Harmon s Creek next Sunday.
Thom as P. V h i f e r , o f II u ro p h reys
week,
the home
Farmers are hustling this week,
and crops will shortly bo in crood
cl,nrn
Tho friends of Mrs. T. W. Far-
merwiu uopriau 10 learnmat sue is
11 1 1 T J 1 J 1 1 1 I
lUiproving.
N. Davidson, who 6peut Friday
I 1" ft 1 a
11" l.ir Snnilv n c oinAmn iim I I
law iia, uiuiui. iv uo ui.v.uui.iailluu
i - .... n .. t
II... inf.
xiomouy uis sisieriuisseiLioiUjojiicial record of our Kenatcr Hon J
i i i i , .... , iii J hiuji uuiuum uui miiuli.1, uuu.ii
vuison, wno nau ueen visiting reia-
tives at that place.
Claud, May J.
FKOM I KA KIPGE..
Special PorrpsiKiiuloncc.
T. J. Smothers is visiting rela
tives at Garfield.
A good Sunday school is being
bllllt UP at Pleasant Hill
nmmiiiiinn Borvires worn hp ,
at Oakgrove last Sunday. A largo
1 . - w
crowd Was present.-
Some of our farmers aro plant-
8 cotton! Have they no rocol-
! . n nn 1 ! I
I I f 1 T.l f 11 1 fl I 1 I 1 t f 1 V 1 I lTHT 1 l'llflT. Ill
the present war should last until
loJJr
Pea Ridge, May 3.
Cousscn's UghtnliiK Liniment
will cure lame back, soro throat,
wounds, snrams. bruises, cuts, old
onrps. Tjndios. it, will pnrn vnnr
J. 7 7 I
i,,1(,i,n4,i,0 or, nonta st,i .t a
l'resson.
Ladies: Send two-cent stamp for
nice mVlnro nf Mrs. Tlnvpr'a TVTn.Ul
Cr:
. 'T. ' D"w " . NJU-U" V .
met in use. lixpert cooks, chefs
eir KHCueiis. il IS lor tne COUn-
try homo the hol,sc in town the
flat nr 6ummer cottage. The
- . 0
I Queen Cabinet Co., Dept. 5, 212
Monroe Street, Chicago,
Is your liver tired? does it fail to
do its duty ? If so, don't neglect its
call for help. A few doses of Her-
bine may save you a spell of sick-
ness. llerbine is the only perfect
liver medicine. It cures chills and
fever. 50c Sold by J. G. Presson.
. .
TO CUKE A COLD IN ONE DAT
I Take laxative Hromo Quinine Tablets. AlUlniK-
Ei3t3 refund tUe money il it tails to Curo. 25cente
WANTED AGENTS.
...Tlie Confe(1(,rate Hol(1(r in tl)0 rivil War
k?".".? KL' r''8"'- over MOO
1 Kritst and larce-st War iUKk ever imiiiishwi:
" , !J ' " ! "T, .
I ...... . ... I.I.. K11I, .111. AKniM
I wauwu everywnere io swi inis iioiiK on our new
oi i ii'iLHV n :ui. itianv oi l.ne nn v !imi .rent emmi
i-aents who are at work are makim,' from m to
"Kr-1!.' ;. S",;1,!1.
. v. .a..v. ........ i. .... ... ....... w ........ ,.,,v...
I .tena ir a ueauunu illustrated ueseriptiveoir-
j ieular (free) and terms to agents. Address Con
J rer-Joumal Job Printnif; Co,, Louisville, lty.
HLNTON M f.VwLIN LNDOKSLD
lti nice tf liiiimra r I l.i'.. il, Mini
U for M.Mllllii.
U a I-
.-- nr.
el :!in of the !)
!.m1 County hi'ii
r.ucrai
y
uonday, A. I,. ...M.ho v.-a i i lei I
('nainnan and I.u'iiui WylyHrn
t ii V
I). (J. Hudson. Y. J . Iluhl.s. S
V. JJullurl;. I). 1!. Thonia.i and V
v. llarrisoii were appoint, a a com
initt e on re.so'.ufioiH, who report
as follows:
Ki i 'Ive.!, '1 li.it vi e. tli'i 1 '..'til' in unity
I Mai.. ; ; hi in..: 1 - hi vi in i' in , io i nu
ll v cni, .r ''tin' ( hp .i i iil.iUui in, hum niir
lnan In inul inviiicilile -haiiiini tin
flm It. 1 -lot) ! UU'Milne l.l;.l!.Tlli 1 1 1 1 ;i 111
J. I'.rvan ; siii'l 1 it fill tinT
lii-yi i! veil 'I'!, nt .! i 1 1 ! . i ic l!,e liohev
ary, oar
(w ii 'iivcrinir. Kwi.i it I, i.mur
... .a ...
U. i-.i.'v.-d. 'lliat m ii h tin.- h-i.-.- an J
i . . ... . . ...
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IH..I mi i.iii.'itti: iii i!M . ii. i' i'ii.tiiiH'ii
,;.,,,. i,. .,. .v,..u.
l"v. rmu-na I r.nlp.n.I r.i.iiini: Mfiii't, itml
Uif i f' r. t i
i ....,41.11..-.
.''m ii, inui in mi in i iiii'in'ir :uh i
fr,mi l'.i mmi Cmiiii v to i luinisi-iln-Hon.
i- 1 1 mi,, , i . ..na ,,,!.. 1 t n.i
' ' iaillui 1. im .1 i-u 1 1 a 1 1 i e, t lai li-ni ami
wi.nl: y
raslni !
j'cnl li'liiiiu In I'.li tin' Ji'iilimi el
l e.ii'ni'-siiini r ; and Im il lurllu-r
veil, ! hat il H 1 1 if selio nliii fct 1
iin ((iMVi'iilliiii that we. the 1 m -
i;.-i
iiiu' f I
nrrats ef l'.ciitnii (,'oiinty, dn enilni the
if
.i
.-IV -
- ' - V,.' -
OUI! NEXT COVERXOK.
raiiilidacv of the Hon l.enton McMillin
for governor e Tennessee; niul 1h it fur
ther ami finally
I?iiunlvinl frimt un An inr .r.elrni.f tlm
Benton Count v dclcMtcs to vote first, last
ani1 ai' uin" fr I'enton McMillin for
Kovernor of lcnnossw.
v" " 'h, C.,
V. ..
Ti,nint;m,on.n,,;mn
lv -.Inntivl affpr nmPiulmftnt nn fnY
Mr.,, - .. -
'"HO.
ii i l rri . I .1 i
l ....... .J,. a..v "J". J
A. Clement
S. L. Peeler, II. D. Odle, J. W.
Saunders, B. P. Lashloo and John
Halo committee on committees, re
ported as follows, winch was unan
imously adopted,
We, your committee Appointed to select
executive committeemen, submit the lol-
lowinj :
County commiltee First district. II. D.
Odle; second, U. U. Bond; third. A. V.
n:inan lounn, v. A. l.riUL'ea; mni. u.
Z' u$?&b. 'A
n 1 ji 1'iuiiuii j iiuuif rimn 11 1 x n i ivn. i f
ninth. John Askew. B. F. Akers: tenth.
B. P. Lashlee; eleventh, Tom r. Beasloy;
e.m ,,. j t,0ie 1 inineemn, joo uuia;
fonrteiMith. John K. .lohnsoii.
. " ' Z .
Senatorial J. M. Lashleo
Floterial S. L. Peeler.
S. L. Pkklek,
Chairmiui
1110 lOifOWing report Ot the COm-
wittee on delegation was adoptod
y a uuammous vote
Wc. vour committee oiuleleiration. sub-
nt the foUowint;, to-wit
First district.
II. D. Odle and 1). D. Byrd: second, V
F. Harrison and R. D. McCord : third, J
T. Johnson and A. V. Hardin ; fourth, P
A- r,ri,1's a,1(1 Rob(J!t Brown ; fifth, W
JBhiee, v . l.-worris, i . V,. lvye, w
v- T-
N' - lvushiti! ana James l.ulloek; sev
enth. KobertCherrv and William Melton
D. B. Thomas and J. M. Lashlee; elev
enth w Q Ea a)J(1 Ja(.kHon A',Hton
twelfth. Joe J. Cole and J. L. Hudson
.l.:..i il. T.V1 IU7..II.. 1 l..r.ll
thirteenth, Edward Walker and Joe Odle
fourteenth. V, J. Barnes and John 11
Johnson.
W. T. Morris,
Chairman
Tho chairman and secretary were
added to the list of delegates,
The convention adjourned after
a most harmonious meeting.
A. C. McIIae,
Landon Wyly, Chairman
Secretary.
Tubler's Buckeye Pile Ointment
relieves tho intense itching. It soothe,
it heals, it cures chronic cases when sur
goons fail. It is a scientific certainty,
m mloa ncreaso tlirough its cures, it is
L0 oxneriincnt. Every bottle fruaran-
teed. 50c. Tubes. 75c. . Sold by J. G,
Presson
"TANTED Trustworthy and aetivo pnntlfi-
men or Uulles to travel tor mponmiiioes-
tablisbed liousu in Tennessee. Monthly $i!5 and
. ........ a.-... .......ju ... .......
expenses. . J osition stem
J sell-additwsed stamped
" ion Coinpuny, Departme
uly. Ki.'ferenee. I'.nelose
envelope. 1 lie Domiii-
Departmeut Ji., Chioago.
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f fi
a clt.
v I
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C'asteri i ii !r. Samuel riteln r's in--ei a; ium J'or IiiiHiiIh
und ( hil.ln-:i. Itnuttnlns neither Onh:::i, r5o: i hirio nor
other .:.!v;tie h-ust.-mce. It Is a, h inaless Mih.stttut i
lor lvre;;oi !e, llreps, Siulhlii Sji-ups uiul Cantor Oil.
It N IMei'su.t. Its guarantee is t'.ii.ly jears use by
MiilioiH Hi'tt.ers. C'.istori.i, li tlio C'hiMn-u'rt l'aluwi ji.
-the Mothers 1'rkjul.
THE FAC-SIMILE SIGNATURE OF
APPEARS ON EVERY WRAPPER
iSLNDAV SCHOOL CON KlJUKNt I
Tlio Sunday School ConfM-ence'
or the northern part of the Lexing
ton district will be held at Camden
May 2(1 and 27. Tho following is
the program of the conference:
0M'iiin;r K'r.nm, Tiiu-si!.'y, in S.OO, ji.
., I.i v. C. A. Viiii-r!;eli!.
1 Ui:;.'.Y .'IiMASNd.
K.OO-IVvnii inal ivxei-c'Mi'n, J. V. C:r.
8 l. i:.'l.'ti!. .if Ii,.' Sm:,l.!v Srhool
to the Church." l.t v. J. V,'. J ivm r.
S.JO "Snn.e Needs I Have Piseovered
in tln Church." Kcv. (i. B. Baskorville.
S.-l. "Teaeiiera' Meeting; How Con
victed," Kev. C. A. Waterlield.
11.15 "l.eniedies forlefects in Sunday
School Jlaiii.iieiueiit," J. A. Clement.
y .'JO "How to Get the Teachers and
Scholars to Study the Lesnon," Jude A.
. Hawkins.
11.45 '"What I heard nt Jackson," Kev.
II. Davis.
10.00 How lo Improve Those Onieer.i
ami Teachers Who do Not Take Our Mag
azines," W. E. McKae.
10.15 "Systematic fiiviiiL", How Cult
ivated," A. Ii. McDaniel.
lO.oi) "Quarterlv Written Reviews,"
. V. Wood and Mrs. lk-rrv Hubbe.
10.15 "Children's Day ; lis Successful
c;
Observance," Rev. J. F. Carl,
11.00 rreuciiiua
AFrtr.Noox.
2.00 Devotionrj, Rev. J. W. Joyr.cr,
2.15 "The rreacher in Charge as Pas
tor of the Sunday School," Rev. T. F.
Cason.
0 "Sunday School Music ," L. II.
l'resson.
A") "The Homo Department, and
J low to Work It," Rev. R. T. .Crown and
Mrs. W. I,. Morris.
.5.00 "The I.eaaue as an Aid to. the
Sunday School," J. T. Peeler.
lo General discussion, led iirst by
superintendents, "What I am Striving to
lo in Mv Sunday School."
Second, bv pastor? , " 1 he iienehts Re
ceived from Our Sunday Schools."
1 bird, by teachers, v lmt I Learn and
How I Try to Teach It."
T1SACUEKS' ASSOCIATION.
The follovviiifr is tlio program for the
ineetin;: of the teachers association to be
held at Bis Sandy May 14, 1SIIS :
"Why Should Directors and l'atrons
Attend the Teachers' Meetings," Uncle
Tom raiford.
"A History of tho Cuban War." Albert
Ilassell.
"How Can we Increase the School In
terest of Benton County J. W. Bruina-
"How and to What; Extent Shall We
Punish Die-obedient Students?" Albert
A. Lindsey.
"Should the Superintendent Consider
the Character and Moral Habits of-An:
phcants lor (Jerhhcates J.-1. Hill.
"How Can a Teacher Best Use Hi-i In
fluence Against Narcotics?" general dis
cussion.
D. B. 'CtossExr,
County Superintendent.
WANTKD-Tnistwortliy and active Kentlc
itit'ii or ladies to travel for lvspinisible, i;s
tablislied liouse in Tennessee. Monthly I5(wj ;in;i
expenses. Position steady. Kcfcrein-e. Knt'loso
self-:ulilrossed stamiicd t:nvi,'loic, Tlio UoniUi
lon Company, Department K., Clnoago.
J 'Oil printins is oi'.fl of the dpaitiiients oi this
olflco. We want your orders.
OUll job printing facilities are first -class, and
our specialty is srooil work. Estimates (and
samples where possible) will be funiislied on up.
leiin.
MACISTUATK'S WAlUtANTS, Executions,
and State Warrants forsatuiitTiiK(',Hl.o
ici.K oltice. Other blaul;s printed to order.
a Kftmn to wiKirixi..
Dr. TAOLER3 mCKZYE
PILE
.jalaHMfaQcE ' ,
oin't r
tjf 1 '"' "
A PAINLESS REMEDY.
yEICKINICBI.9, BlBi'LlS. ,
' J4Mi8F.eAli.AR0. ST.LOUiSiMa
(
NON-RESIDENT NOTICE.
Sh-te of Tennesr.ee, Benlon Coi'.nty.
L; E. Davis vs. A. J. Farmer.
In this cause it iHipeariii by a'lidnv it
th.at tin' d' f"i,d:i!it , A . ,1 . Fai mer, is just
ly i;:dri iti'd in 'i.c ill and in a non
resident ft! t!i. '-'ii'.'c so that tho ordinary
process of lav can ii'l l e served on him,
and an oi ijiiia! attach). h-iiI having been
lovied lijiou his proTcrtv. it is tlierefore
ordiMi'd that publication he made in-TiiE
C.'.MiX.:; (':,!!' mc:. i', a icwy paper pnb
lislii'd in tiie to vn of C'amden, for four
("fiii! cent hv wei-ii commiindinj; tho said
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