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DEMOCRATIC MASS-CONVENTION
Called to Appoint H. .1 Ini'trurt Dele;
to the ITotorlnl Convention.
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A Jup.'JH.convcutioa of llio De
mocracy of Iknlon County is here
by culled to meet nttha eourt-hoti.so
in Caniden on f-utu relay, Juno IS,
1SD8, p.t 1 o'clock, p. in., to appoint
and instruct delet;'ite.s to the noto
rial convention for this tho six.
toe-nth llo'erial district, composed
'of tho coiMitic-3 cf Dento:i, Decatur
and Henry.
This Juno 1, ltJ'JS.
S. L. I'ielli;,
Flotoml Corauiitteeman for Bon-
ton County.
KI.IT15LICAN MAhS-CONVKNTION.
Vailed to Meet at Camden Monday, July
4, 18!8.
ly virtue of tho power vested in
mo as chairman of tho county ex
ecutivo committee, I hereby call a
inaw-conventiouof thellepublicans
of Benton County to meet at the
court-house at Camden on tho first
Monday in July, 189S, for tho pur
pose of selecting delegates to attend
tho Republican Gubernatorial con-
vention called to meet at Nashville
An.miKt 1 7. 1 SOS. Other inmm-tnnt
business will come beforo tho con-
vention, and we urgently request a William Sparks and Nute Pros
full turnout at this meeting. Ron ftr0 cutting wheat to-day. The
C. T. Bhecheen
J. B. "YVateks. Chairman,
Sceretary.
FKOM 1ILSTLETOWN.
nejjular corrcspondoiice.l
Tl T T 1 1 11.
xiev.u.u. uoouman preacneu at
Missionary Grove last Sunday.
Jamcs Herrington is rapidly re-
cavoring from his recent illness. ,
Wo would like to hear from Dry
Creek, Holladay and Middlebrook.
itev. Lr. a. Lrreer tailed ins regu-
lar appointment at Morris Chapel
Sunday evening. '
The young people met at Morris
Liiapei oaiuruay evening ana or-
ganized a debating society. The
suDject, liesoivea tnat tne united
ocaies was j ustma Die in declaring
war against bpam was discussed
The society will meet everv Satur-
day evening, and will try and mako
it interesting for all hearers.
IIustletown, June 7.
FROM PARIS.
Special correspondence.
Henry Fitzsimmons, of Big San
dy, is attending court here.
tt at t- Ci -i
xv. xj. iuijui, oauuy, was
utuo ou u uis yesteraay.
X rank Moore ami Allie Bowles
visueu at, oimuy DUIluay.
- I. II. Upchnrch returned a few
uayH ago irom a trip to werapma
wtun uuu DiHbwi u. xauuson,
oi uamaon, was in 1'aris on bnei
ness one day last week.
There is a black mule over here
in the sixteenth district, belonging
to some one m Benton County.
Travis Morris went to' Nashville
last Thursday to see the boys be-
fore they left for the Philppines.
lion. A. P. Lashlee, of Benton
County, will have no opposition for
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tin vi i k for tln l.illiii'' df Wi.vii.'
DinwMiHo !a.-t i-tuunier in "ir I 'on.
yen. vine, tins county. ijn (;.'
v;i:i riven Ui tun jury M ot'T'l iv
i'vi mit;;, ul liivy li i e nut r p-.it-cil
n.t Jhi.-i writ! in '.
I'AKH, June H.
CKOfl SniTII H t Ol.l l iiL.
gul.ir rm n siHimlrn J
Wheat harvest i. on Uii. week,
n:ul iTIew oata will le cut.
Mrs. Matilda I June, who i very
hick, in ui a nrecariouH coimiiioii.
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entln rain is falling an we
write, which in needed on up land.
lu v. L. 0. Denha.c) prt ached to
a iar-ro tonretratiim at 1 leasatu
Hill Himday.
James llullock and (1. 1J. 15aiu
have purcliased usnaors with
vvliicli to harvest their wheat eropn,
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which aro very fine.
Tho l'h'asant Hill Sunday school
ha.s sent for programs and will ob
porvo chihlron'a day the third Hun
day in July. All arc invited.
l'rof. II. 1). Lindsey haa accepted
tho school at this place again for
tho year, which in pleasing news to
tho patrons as well a.s students.
AVo havo it from ;ood authority
that M. E. IJvrn remains at homo
fully one-half his time. (It is use
less to query us as to how ho spends
tho other half of his time.)
If wo knew what to say to en-
couracro "ilelmnueut correspond
ents of The Ciiiionicle to report
regularly tho happenings of their
respective communities wo would
ladly do bo. But if they will re
port tho births, deaths and marri-
ages, why, its that much, and will
be highly appreciated.
Smith's College, Juno 8,
mon LiiiEiiTY.
Kosuiur correspondence
1 no attendance at Sunday school
and singing Sunday was good.
Stellar Ilargis is recovering from
his rcnon indisposition.
croP n tu3 locality is somowhat
damaged by rust.
The war question seems to be one
of interest with your correspond
I ents at Smith's Collego and Egg.
Vllle. While WO havo no desiro to
eriticiso ether the correspondents
or the Government, wo are not in-
cymei to tbe bolicf thai o5m men
wnnlrl l.nvn mffii.int.tnri
the Spaniards out of Cuba when
they are over 100,000 strong. The
bovs have been dobatinn the war
question at Ilawley's School-house,
aQ(
we surest that the two eorre-
ei)ondents meet the bovs at Liberty
aud di6CUS8 tl)0 nuestion. Ee60lv.
ed, tho United States had just cause
for bcr action witll BpaiU(
Libeiity Tmio 7
'kom kgoville.
special correspondence.
Bill Ellis is on the sick list this
week, also Dr. Florence.
. C. N. McMackin, of Hollow Bock
visited relatives here Sunday.
Miss Floronco Nance and sister,
Miss Jennie, leturned home Satur
day from McLemorcsville, where
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they have been attending school
Miss Margaret Wricht visited her
nicce Mra G n. IIarpor Saturday.
Her two Bisters, Mrs. Emma Barnes
and Mrs. Pu8S McKelvey, of Post-
oak also visited her Sunday.
Egqville, Juno 7.
The requirements of a medicine
is to lighten tho burden of pain and
cure. This brings us to tho ques-
tion of a remedy, and Tabler's Buck.
eye Pile Ointment is the only rem
edy for blind bleeding or protrud
ing piles that is endorsed by phy
sicians. Cures tho most obstinate
cases. 50e. Sold by J. G. Presson.
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mjnrea ooin crops ami laiin.
The ininistersand nienibers meet-
wi;j lliai comtnenceii on me i.iim
.Sun.l.iyut Itaud.h' ("reek was a de
cided KlUVCrS. J'ho next meeting
will lie held at McDavid drove, in
Henry County, on Friday 1. fore
the lifih Sunday in July. Th-' pro
gram of tho meeting will be pub
libhed later on.
Uku;tov, J une 7.
Coimnui' Mulitnliin I.lul inent
is tho most penetrating liniment in
tho world. It cures pain and inhu
mation of all kinds quicker than
any other known remedy. Price
DO cents, livery bottle guaranteed.
Sold by J. (1. Pn .ssoii. 17-2
LOOKOUT.
You who -are itxlt bteil to mo by i!to
or account that in due, mtul inuko ha
nietli.tfp Nctth'tui'iit to savo voA.
J. V. I;.ti:mas.
TO Cl'i:i" A ('l)MI IN ONI! DAY
T.iki 1.,'ixativc r.i'oiiKi (J'iiiilin'T;ilili'ts. All t 1 1-
iSsts rcfuinl tin iiHsin y il ll lulls toCuri 'ijci nts.
V NTi:i AGKNTS,
"Tlic Cnnli'ilcratc S(il"liiT 111 the Civil Y;ir,'
(intHliis !.m( )i;it;('i l.'Mil ini-hi's, ami nut I r'
lilIK" H.'ltllH N-clliis, roili'iiils, Mnjii, el.'. I 'i
1'i'i'iiti'sil unit lurKi'sl w;ir l uuK i-vi-r piiiui in-n
mil tin-1 in ly inn' lli;it docs u -l ii'c In I Ho I hihi'm
r;iln soldier ainl the cause he toner, t lor. Auetits
wauled everywhere to sell this hook on our new
mil easy plan. Jiativ ol tnti lady and neiith'iiien
ictus who are at work arc making lroni ? .M
tr'ii0 tier iiion!!i. derails, .Sons and Daiinhtei
of veterans, and olhei s interesled are reipiesteil
Ui send lor a lieantiliil Hill .H aled tteseripl iveeir
icnlar (free) and terms to iinenls. Address 'oil
rer-Jouriial .loll l'lintiii'' Co., Uiiiisville, K y.
AGENTS WANTED
KOUTIIK I.tt KOF
WILLIAM E. GLADSTONE,
11V JOHN CLAUli UIDI'ATII, I.I,. O.
The most culehrated orator and slatesman of
modern times. Ills brilliant senilis and remark-
ahleclianurter; lii.s iirand aeliievenients as leader
and inline minister; his inantiilieeiit triumphs in
iireat political struules; iiicliiilinii ins famous
sHwhes, strikitid incidents, iiersonal anecdof i s,
et5. Many siiK'rb phototyim enjiravinjis. Over
fUlpanes. tlnly &1.M. Kplendid caiivassinuoiit
litwilli valnaiile prfimiiim, terms and lull nisiriic
lions are sent free lor su cents in sianips to cover
ostane. Most liberal terms tiuaraleed. Twenty
avscredit. t'rcmlit paid. Ai'onts makinii,rto
?:i(aday. Holhstin 'he field. Order onliit to
day. Kxperienee Is not necessary, as everybody
wants it. Mention this paper.
MON'KOK HOOK CO., Department .1.,
Dearborn Street, C'lucaiio, 111.
T! LIOHT IF TBB ViQRLO
OR OUR SAVIOUR IN ART.
Cost over SlOd.000 to publish. Contains nearly
200 fiill-pafie eni:r.ivin;:s nl our Saviour, by tiie
great masters, livery picture is reproduced from
some famous painting. Ancnls are laUinjj 1 rum
three to twenty orders per day. The book is so
beautiful that, when people see it they want It.
"llll'; I'llCYl tiUNCK AT III K I'ICTUKKS
r.ROlJUlIT TKAltS TO MY KY1CS." savs one.
"Cleared $150 lirst week's work with the book,"
says anot her. "Some high-fit ade man or woman
of Kood church sUuidinnsliould secure the agency
nere at once, says every editor, "as ) can soon
be made taking orders for it." Also a man or
woman of good seeial potation can secure posit ion
of Manager of this territory to devoid all their
tune to employing and tinning agents and corre
sponding with I hem. Address for l ull particulars
A. P. T. KI,DKlt, publisher, '278 Michigan Ave
nue' Chifiigo, 111.
OFFICIAL
WAR BOOK.
by Congressman JarnesKankln Young. All about
War with Spain, tho Navy, all Defenses, Hallle
Ships, etc. Portraits and biographies of Dewy
and all prominent ollicers. Nearly tien pages.
Massive volume. Marve.lously cheap, licst au
thorship. Only authentic, olilcial book. Kxpe
rienee not necessary. Any body can sell it. La
dies as successful as gentlemen. We are the lar
gest subscription book linn in America. Write
us. i' my persons aro employed in our corre
spondence department alone, to serve you. Oar
book is just out. (let agency now and be tlrst in
the held, firge Occut war map in colors free
with eaen nook or outlit. other valuable preim
tuns. Tremendous seller. Higgest money maker
ever known. Most liberal terms gitatautccd.
Agents making S7 to $:X per day. Twenty days
credit given. Freight paid. Full book sent pre
paid to agents, $1 ,4ti. Splendid sample out lit and
lull instructions free for nine 2-eent stamps to pay
postage. Mention this paper.
MONKOIC HOOK. CO., Dep't. M, Chicago, 111.
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I.OUI8VIM.K & NASHVH,LK KAILROAD. V
OFFERS SUPERIOR ADVANTAGES
TO THIS TKAVKI.ING PUBLIC
Through Cars,
IN
Quick Time, and
Sure Connection
SHORT LINE to tho NORTHWEST
VIA KVANSVIUJC.
Through Sleepers to the West via McKenzie.
Through Hleeoers to the South via AlonH'omerv.
Through Sleepers to the Korthcast via LuiiisviHo
K5IHJKANTS seeking homes on this line of
this road will receive special low rates. For maps,
rates, etc., see agents of this oompmiv. m- swl
dress, C F. atsioI:!
Oeneral rassengcr Agent,
, Loi'isvnxi,, Ky.
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It i-i ric.isant. IH
r-!il!i(iin of Mothers.
f i ' ' i -l i.e!Mier 0hi!i'
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-tho 3Iothcr' riieiel.
Tlie Kind You Have Alvays Bouglii
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SHERIFF'S SALE OF LAND.
H. Hall vs. R. L Pressor) ct ais.
P.y virtue of a veinlitieiii exiniiias i'i
luv iiaii'l.s, iHsiied t y A. I'.. I'.iuiiUh, rink
of the lUreitil Doiirt ef r.etiti'ii (.'imriv.
Tetin., I wilt en
Saturday, tho 25th day of June, 1308
t'xpot-'C to tililic silk; to lh! liil.cst lii'i
der, iVir easL, at tins eotirt-limi.si' doer in
Caiinlen, TeimoKst'e, tin; olluwitio taint
lviu in tin; twelfth civil district nf J'.i'ti
toti t 'ettnt y, Tetin., ami hounded as f.ii
I'ivvm, to-wit : Oil the Hidilh hy tlie lands
e .1. II. llavidsnn, mi the east hy the
landrf e( W, 0. TliiiiiijMoii, on tho north
hv the huidof Iliee and oil the west by
the landu of the ('oo;n-r heirn, coiitainiti
hy t'.tiiuation 111) aereH, more or lef.s.
Said land wan levied upon as t he property
of S. T. l'reHson, and the same was con
demtied ami onlered to ho Hold hy tho
circuit court of llcntotv County, Tcnn., at
'he April term, lS'.IS, to satisfy a judg
ment in favor of S. 11. Hall and ucairiNt
Ji. h. I'resson ct als for the Kumof if 101'. 1
and all rest.
This May 30, ISilS.
YV. A. LAKIILTIK,
17-1 Sheiiil".
SHERIFF'S SALE OF LAND.
W. Bateman vs. Mortimer Sullivan.
Ty virtue ot a venditioni exponas in
my haiidh, issued hy A. li. 11 rooks, clerk
of the Circuit Court of Kenton County,
1 ennessee, I will on
Saturday, the 25th day of June, 1893
tjxpose to puhlie sale to the. liijjheSf bid
der, for cash, at the court-house door in
Camden, Tenn., the following dewrihed
tract of land lvinjrand hein in the, twelfth
civil district of llenton County, Tenn.,
and bounded as follows, to-wit: On the
north hy the lands of Holland, on the east
hy tho hinds of Swift, oh tlie south l y the
lands of Douglas and on the. west hy the
landa of Elmore, ttaid land is levied upon
as the property of Mortimer Sullivan, and
the same was condemned and ordered to
he Bold hy tho circuit court of lienlon
County, Tenn,. at the April term, 1808,
to satisfy a judgment in favor of J. W.
ltatemau and against Mortimer Sullivan
for the film of $13.51 and all cost.
This May 30, 18!S. "
W. A. LAS1ILKK,
17-1 Sheiiir.
NON-RESIDENT NOTICE.
Charles 1 loll and, administrator, ct als vs.
Jillio Hollp.nd et als. In the County
Court of Kenton County, Tenn. l'eti
tion to sell land to pay debts and for
partition.
In this cause it appears from the alle
gations ol complainants lull, winch is
sworn to, mat tne ueioiniants, leressa
Barker, .lohn Allen Barker, Andrew Bar
ker and Josie Darker, are non-residents
of the State of TenneHseu; that defem
ants Andrew and josie, reside ut or near
Los Angeles, Cal.. and the resilience of
Teressa and Jolm Allen is unknown, so
that the ordinary process of this court can
not be pern ed upon them. It is therefore
ordered by mo, C B. UreeT, clerk of said
court, that the said defendants, Terrossa
Barker, John Allen Barker, Andrew Bar
ker and Josie Barker, enter their appear
ance in this cause on or before the first
Monday in July, next, it beinrr the fourth
day of said month and plead, answer or
demur to complainants' bill filed herein
against them and others, or tho allega
tions therein contained will he taken for
confessed as to them, and that this order
he published for four consecutive weeks
in The Camiikn Ciikonm ' k, a newspaper
published at Camden. Tennessee.
This the 23rd day of May. 1S!)S.
0. C. CBF.I'T:,
J. (!. Bor.iNS, Clerk.
Attorney for complainants. 17-1
rANTKD--Trust.worl!iy and active gi'title
V men or ladies to travel for responsible, es
tablished house in Tennessee. Mont lily 'I'ul
expenses. Position steady. Reference. F.uclosu
sell-addressed stamped envelope. The iioiiuu
ion Compauy, Depaitnient li., Chicago.
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CREDITOR'S NOTICE.
Having Hiii'j.'estc 1 the ite-i
er'tatc of Manuel i l.e.-'n-r t.
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( 'oniily , Ten-
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tiio l,'iill,lv ( curl nl III" I d!
lic-e.i'e. now iiir-ii " t t' i.i
(.'lerk, uii p.'1-...n I' i i. (
Miid cstaie lire hf-rehv i .i'iii
with Maid ''lei I; f. ! j:- r.i!-
llll' filM M. I, id. IV i,i .-.-:'.-, .
thl'lltil';'.!. d ill the li'.il.' i !
law. An y cla iiu imi liled w
will he lorrver hifreil, ho: ii
eiiiiity.
l san l till n
i:i law and
ISfiS. .
iii,i:i:,
lministrntoi .
This the -1st dav ef May.
.1. M. I. A
A
Illinois pfifpol
of iNTKi;:vr i
STOCKHOLDERS.
Free Transporliit Ion to Attend l!i Animal
Alcutiie; t Clsicarro. Simio In
tcrcstiiijj 1 a ts.
In oider that, stockholder of the Illinois Cen
tral llailroau Ccimpaiiy may moiv. readily atleiid
ill person tlie ::iniual lneeiings, there lias been
posted in cacti station of the company a notice to
the ell oct that, in accordance with a resolve of tho
board ol directors, there may be issued to each
holder of one or more sharcs'of the capital slock
of the Illinois Central ltailroad Company, as reg
isiered on the books of the company, a tieketen
abling him or her to travel tree over tlie compa
ny's lines from the station of the Illinois Central
Kailroad nearest, to his or her registered address
to Chicago and return, for tne purpose ol" attend
in::, in person, the next Annual Stockholders'
Meeting of the company, which will lie held at its
general ollice in Chicago on Wednesday, Septem
ber -in, ts'.w, at noon. Details as to tlie'necessary
procedure to obtain such ticket, tho date of it's
isMieand its limit, are fully set forth on the post-
en nonces reierreuio. in tins conned ion. itwil!
bo interesting to note that since, in tsaj, the cap
ital slocko) tliecompany became full paid, a cash,
dividend, ranging from I percent, lo in per cent.
m i .iiiiiiiiii, uns oeeu i,tui Kciiii-atiuuuiiy to every
older of slock, ami that it is now twenty year's
lince the company, in any year, iwiid less t'haii5
per cent., the present rale of distribution.
TilOS. P. Mi I.I.Kit,
Jl. 11. QrvNN,
Manager.
President.
ST. JA.MES HOTEL
llKilADWAV WAI.NI T STKKl'.T. .
(Opposite the Southern.)
First-Class in a!! its Appointments
::oo Kooivas.
RATES $2 & $2.50 PER DAY.
ST. LOUIS, HO.
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SUBSCRIBE NOW! (
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A STRAIGHT DKMIKIItATrC
NKWSPAFSCK.
Kmlorsoil by the lusl Convention
as the lilliciiil Oijjun of
Dcmotji-ucy,
For tho Froo ;oir.!i;o of Silver.
l'or the 'Iiiea:;o I'lHtforai.
For ilie Democratic Nominees.
I'or the Interest of tho Masses;
All the Latent Tolpg;ruiihic 5iewn.
All tho Latent Kttito Sows
AH tho Latest Market. Kcports
Correct Market licports.
Correct Court Ileporls.
iwclinhle New llcpoitn.
ISonest IMJtorial Policy.
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The Weakly Louisville Dis-
patch iind the
CAMDEN CHRONICLE &
ONE YEAR 41.00.
&, 'va, -5s -i. -r . x.vHk-
MA;i;vn:.Ti-.'s w.w.i wi's.".:veention7,
aim Slain- an, nils to,- sale at tint ( 'n iu-n
n:t,K oiliec. Oilier bhinlis pr.uied to order.
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