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Vol. XVII. No. It
i'am!h:n. ti;n.. I'm day. .ipnk it. i
buggies!
f u tory t!. Us.t. I M T. ! u!v-n im
,.) l ,
1 T;
f.li-S S!l l.oli'nu Hi ll adjui ill., ''"I'l.! ,i ... I I Y i
in order t! :t cv. TV ci.e m'.-i.. 1c.sk to buy '
1 i,.t i ).!'.' i' t.u .i if .
V ln.ty Ik Tol-i; liit.. te.t.
.1 CAN SAVE YOU
fHOM
$10 to $25
ON A B'JGGY!
DOES THIS
ATTRACT YOUK
ATTENTION?
UEMCMBEK
I SELL DIRECT
FROM TACTORY
SAVING YOU
JOBBERS LO
CAL DEALLRS'S
PROFITS!
Oil? hTTl.l., WKsKiXI A NO MJCMH AUK 1111'. Vl.J'.Y I.ATLsT AN1I I'.TMT.
A WRITTEN GUARANTEE ON EVERY BUGGY.
Would bo 1'ic.ifiil to hu'.i, oil call and m numpl. or writu rx. Correspond
ence BOlic.U.l. lU-lr.w. i-hi-itm your orde;- Kt y iri;o- lL.y will imrprLo yvti.
Addrc
F. M. DICKEY,
Clmnovillft, Tinu.
1M
ail in.
J
t a
bucli liK". I! menu, Pi.'c Cultivators, Ccrn Diilb, Cct
.t?n Phnt'.rs, niul all Vintlr. of How.?, 1 uud 2 horse.
WAGONS.
I have a full hue of the Celebrated Iwmesace Y ftgouu,
,v.liich I tuc celling very low ar.d on eu-sy tcrae.
BUGGIES.
Also have a new line of Jiuggic3, utrock-'uottota prices. Cull
. and cxanino the goods before buying elsewhere.
Yours truly,
J. W. BATEM AN. CAMDEN, TENN.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS.
MlV. IVflll K" of !' I
visit in-.; (!iuii'!c' f 1 i n 1
' :i( 1 i niiu!a r from r w j.t
to the i'fh fiy r.i ,i' I'!vn i-N it! y.
Mis. LI. C. Il'a liic;;, wl.o r.:tu:.-
oil If Mi' from Iidx !".st v,e:I; very
tU'J., in K:ni In-t tr.
Mr. J. V. Butt iunu (iiii family
(;( hjh iiMir.jj a low (lays win i' 111-
tiv H in Hu-wfiit (Ju'iJity.
Mr. C. (i. Mrt!ockf f ui'ar Cox-
Lt:ri.'l., wart in town WiMlnoH!iy.
Ho It'pOltrt ('oinl crop JUf)H!(.'t't ill
that local iiy.
Mr. Silas l'ullock, of 15; SnuHy,!
was bcro b'.'vcrul ihiys t lr (ir.st ol'
tlio v,ck as a memln'r of the boi'.nl
of oqualizera.
Mm. J. K. Varbronp,h and chilil,
of N'whvillo, who Imve hem visit
ing her fnther, Mr. Yv'fiyno lly j, ro-
turncil homo WcihifSflny.
A new roKt-offico has iccMify
boon established r.t lloekrort, villi
Mr. T. V. Boisloy n. jio-tci.n-tr?.
Tom is a hu?tler, p.iul wp wir.b hin
all succo.ip.
Tho tcaclicrn' Wf.cciifioa nnv-ta
at Hollndny to-morrov. Th pro
gram, which, should hfive ppMu-od
lant week, was delayed, f.ud did not
reach 113 until Monday.
Mr ('. . liau!, y j. 1
-. it It a bun.,!- o? Yv'hito riilcsV.T
u 1 ( it h... t l'i i'b'iy. It as tl" !irl
ill Oli tl;
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f (iOM Gf'if E NL:f?itK
II..I-.M !
f. 'I
t. ;
1 isl
id I : " I
1 . it .mi til r 1 1' 1 1 !
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iiri d iucii-.-i in h'Miit. iv. vTftl
(f''n'.-.'' l;. i.-.;i:a i l.n i I m .ild
iii tn co,;ijiy by Mr. Ilawh-y, wlm
rv its a Hpb ii-iui wiif-ut crop r.t'd
t!.f l'ony Ibiidcr h tho n.r.-
chinr 1 !; fi.-:ui'in i,i-ed. i'lum" v, do
(k i!:-. U know imw t'.i -y v, .irk nui
see 7. Y. udcrs, Cuoloy''1 Lnnd
in,;; C. 11. Dm field, Way; or ti. Ik
l)::i:e, W yty. !j:uii'h'.-i of IK-it in ;
M',vi i and ilui.ru ( an bi bin Hi
Mr. llawh y'H sior', and he Liken
'l 'B.-'iirc in hhowinir LiKu to all ."Lo
are ir.t(TCbt'l iii farm iJia.-iiinery.
IT.d'l KAXO..
1 f
re !i '. (.1
'.U !i.!itr eirii si'.'i .l u .
ihia week.
A. y. Linh;-jy, of Golden! a, a.'uii
hero Moud ly c-u b-.uiaofB.
IL'. infant chi'.d ( Ji-.r.-.iv (Iri.
hftM is ieport.'J very fiick (u-daj.
Ton Akci'5, an emjiloyo o" t)i
r.iihoid company, iovud in!. our
udfb.t Monday.
Kalh&u Vaulian has; ftcceptod
tlu1 pohition of mail earlier i'lom
Faxou to (ioldenia.
( : hi.! 11.111- ! .. re S .n:.!.iv 11?.
S-.ind ly u";l.t.
Wl.cit harv f til..' I. ,T. j t luc
f.-' .:i( li bi;.-.y t)... ; Wee!.,
"Id e!;i:!, .:uf David Al ..plvb
fiom a tr.'i and f racf ? 1 hi.-i a::i:
a f ( v days n;;n.
Mi .h LiUin' (Jd.-tn, a lun-..jioj.;
y!i:;; !:.dy, a (5 illic, is vi..:ti:i; iu.
this community.
Miso Laura Snyd.er, d I'liru, i
ip ndin; a f:w dny-j hi.-c with rcl
ati v: and fr:.e?i''.
I.at Tuesday lnornii.e; abitul 10
o'clock and ai'ttr liiiKerint' betvveeu
lifi and death beVeral days, Ddlic
Fr;'n-.:'a pnt-.s.Hl paci fuliy from th.
Voil i r.l:d iif: spdit Y'UA wafievl by
the a;!-..!- to tiu.t L-.-autiful city
beyond wl,,rc pain c:v d -.'h arc
110 iuiro Mr. French was oao ol
our mobt eiemplnry citi.'.eni;, pj;!
1 "11 1 r t
v a-, i.i.ay 1 biec'ueu ha a laenc
and ui-.ihbor. 1I rofoKfied faith
lit Chris. t about four y are tup. a.'vL
live.'! a ue out and l',iLi".ful clifiai
tian. A wife Av b.MiW chil
dicu sarvive him, and they have
tl:i3 (.'yrapaihy of th.eoie'nunity
Gr.KLMJUitr., J tine, lb
IKOM IMNVII.I.K.
Mra. Will Baker peni baturday
with nlativea at lYv Handy.
Application hm bon fded.fci a.
new post-ofheo ut Greenbrier.
John Wyly is handling tha yard
stick for Mr. Fry, at Newport.
Dave Wiggins has beon ippoLnt-
wouiu-ue .
1 G. W
...
1 IM
1
is Headquarters for
D
ODSJOTIOHS (
taiies'-.-.N Gears FpMri EoaSs,
STAPLE AND FANCY
GROCERIES,
AT, ROCK-BOTTOM PRICES.
CAMDEN, - - TENN.
I'he locubld did not tan y long in
Earthuako bhocko cccand at this locality, nnd not a fcoynd of
many poiut9 in the Mississippi them eau be heard now.
Valley Tuesday morning. Slight Adam AkerB id down thid week
but percoptiblo vibrations were felt with "a wheel off." He is having
ibre Tuc day at 9.00 a. n. a tough time with chills.
Mr. J. J. Weatherlv. of Eva. was J- McDanil, of Missouri, who
initiated in tho protective degree bfc"u visiting hero for some Ij telegraph operator at lierdon.
ci wooacratt at ttio regular meet- 1 iU ' ""-" "v-v- (Jut.
I T . T . . . IP 1
ing of Postoak Camp, Woodmen of 1 UOM'')a"B Miss-Goldenia Goodma. 19
tho World, Tuesday evening. ruor.i smith s coixeoe. tendiing a music school, at Nash-
Tho Democracy of this oouaty ,.,, ,IWIlJenM, ville.
will meet here to-morrow in mass- So far there is no applicant for John Matheney is -reported very
convention to select doleeatcs to the the Haider Iiidt'o school. low at the homo of hi3 brother, J 1m
1 o 1 ' 1
floterial convention. A full attend- A largo acreago is being planted Matheney.
ance is desired and good men se- in stock peas in this communty. Charley Askew, of Berlin, Miss.,
lected to represent Benton County The bulk of the wheat crop in is spending a few .weeks, here with.
in tho convention. this locality will bo harvested this homefolks.
Profs. W. D. Cooper and S. A. week. Several of our people attended
Clement, of Big Sandy, have been Two young mules on tho farm of quarterly mooting laet Sunday, at
iu our midst several davs thia week. S. A. Byrn were killed by lightning Crooked Lreefc.
Professor Cooner succeeds Profos- last week. -Well, it. is a conceded fact thai
sor'Evans as principal of Benton - Mrs. Bennett returned homo last GeorgoWheatleyis tlioJiestioar.
Seminary, and Professor Clement Tuesday from a visit to relatives in in town, and Will Dean is the most
will bo. assistant. A eood f acid tv Decatur County. . tnxious to marry.
has been selectod. and catalogues Bev. George Florence, of l'arsons, A reat aeat or woik -a in prog-
of the school will soon be readv for will preach at Pleasant Hill next rcss here. The railroad track , is
" I.. 1 mm M 1 1 1
diatrihution. Sunday evening. being.rai86d i teot ana a new Dnoge
Coimsen's Iloaoy of Tar
fis the best known remedy for con
sumption, coughs, colds and all
I throat and chest troubles. Every
r bottle is gnaranteed. It is the best
remedy for children. 25 and 50c.
! Sold by J. G. Treason. 17-2
c
For Infants and Children.
V-Tta KbJ Yen Hava Alvas Bs'jgiit
Bears the
v Cignaturo of
Ladies: Send two-cent stamp for
nice picture of Mra. Borer's Model
Kitchen, showing the " Queen Cab
inet " in nse. Expert cooks, chefs
and good housekeepers overywhere
are putting the Queen Cabinet in
I their kitchens. It is for the coun
I try home, the h.01130 in town, the
j cozy flat or summer cottage. The
.! Queen Cabinet Co., Dept. C, 212
Monroo Street, Chicago.
A. GKKAT BAKGAIN.
' The treatment for worms must be
prompt and safe. . White's Cream
v. Vermifuge can be trusted to re-
-Btore your child to health. It is a
. tqnic as well as a worm destroyer.
Every bottle guaranteed to bring
-- worms. 2uc. Sold. by J. G. Pres
.. son. 17-2
. Subscribe for The Chbosicle.
I have a first-class aaw-mill plant, a8
good as new, which raust be sold at once,
Will sell cheep for cash. Also two log
wagons, one 3 J inch and ono 4 inch. Call
on or address S. L. Teeleb,
17-2 Camden, Tenn
SXKAIKD.
. One red and white setter bird dog, J
or i years old ; also ono setter LItch pup
py, about 7 months obb white and lemon
spots. . A liberal reward will be paid for
tneir recovery cr any information lead
ing to same. C. V. .Hawley.
Senator James J eff reys End f am-
We don't know who "citizen" is will be built this summer.
1- r,M iBf T.ia f as referred to by your Greenbrier Mrs. Doherty, of Big-bandy, who
u 1 1 t 1 j 1 1 1 Ml 'j nv 11 Id!
nr, TT4i, ti, i,nirQ i,nm, correspondent, DutmmK it win Buu iiUM wuuu vien-iuy n.i Buu( . x.
in Utah since last summer. Sen- very well for the ono we mot one Ramsey, has returned home The
ator Jeffreys left Wednesday to re-
cold October morning clad in cot- latter has been yery sick, but is im-
1 1 T Alt 1 L JI..JX 1 '..n. .nr!11n "v. tmolfll
port at Washington Citv. And as l0n FftUV3. rmco lueri coui,uruy -
i. : : .i i nat. ana oare-iootets. ,wMu,iam'rr.
bUUU BB UW l WUIllllbUIUIJCU tui-1 '
lector of the port of Memphis, the UB JJiU1 wunu. .u0fc , FltOM wiuaxmnmcxE
family will take up their residence not lose sight of the facts connect- SpeciaUorrespon()
in that city. m w,lu uw Vwm. un m w R Hamer &nd wife visited at
Mr. O. W. Uubbs received the "" T?iy . Way this week.
r"t vi i i u n i tyi nT-iTnr'iirnfiiijjsiMMi.i ... &
sad news Tuesday of tho death of Z' 7 , 7' . Sulphur Springs are s popula
i i u txt o n h ii- inac timo entirely ueieuseietiB irom , .
hia uncle. Mr. W. S. Hubbs, at his I, , . .. . resort this season.
borne at Harris Station. , He died u KlU0' ,,ULl ,uu" Born, June 5, to Dr. and Mrs. &
early that morning after a short to rf31f t miT , Bth Span: B. Dillon, a daughter.
illness,and tho suddenness of his liave been-at work day and . Iiev. Mr. Dunn wm,proach Uero
demise was a great shock to the " 0 ', Tiii: ZT Sunday-at ltt tu. m.
! r Constable G.- M. Parker, of Sub
are about 45,000 poorly equipped P" T ll6r6
:n f,..i a...,;,..i irD,-n,10 . 1'ut Melton tiasgonetoiuagnpi
family and relatives. The Chron
icle joins in extending sympathy
to the bereaved.
; and ill-fed Spaniards in Havana,
We are requestod to state that but it would be almost murder to where he is employed at a saw-mill.
Mount Carmel Lodffe. No. 333. of aanA nr l,nv th now. The war Cr0P3 are JooS e-. -Wheat
Free and Accepted Masons, at Hoi- grew out of a sentiment (wo do not harvest is on hand, nnd .tho yield
la'dav. will observe St. John's Dav. doubt its sincerity aud good inten- promises to bo good
.Tnne 21 The ororrrarn of the dav tions in this country to send relief Sometimes wo ar raked "Where
will include a sermon, basket din- to tho starving Cubans, yet their k WhitloyvilJe?" To be brief, it
ner, and an address by Prof. T.M. condition is growing daily worse, is on the. south -prone of Ilarmone
twi iWl wB?n A rfrc,,. As to our right to force Spain out Creek, and 3 miles, .north -of Way.
inents will be provided, and every- of Cuba, it ia a good question, for Don't forget while discuscing R
body is cordially invited. discussion, but as public sentiment, telephone Izne . f rem .Eva tol axon,
3 without regard to party, creed, or th at Whitleyyillo will give it hearty
Just received, a new and choice section forced the Administration support.- Jour Way correspondent
Ua nf B!mA. f!nmfi nnd examine to act, its action will be more.hu- seems to uaye left. us out las week,
them and get my prices. Every mane if carried to dta logical con- but, noveriheIe,;.we are anxious
. .,,1.. " ... vi . . i. . .., j.- .lr-lm, wltbnnt delft v. tor the telephone line.
pairWiU06Bo:uacnaruuniopiiut'B. T
1 n w Ar Smith's College, Juno 15. . Whitlexlle, Jnn? 15.

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