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COI NIV UKMOCUATIC T1CK1I.
Election August, 1H'.H.
WMTlfl-r.. K. KUV.
TriiiitiM I . T. CAM!'.
J'oiuitv oi:tt OiK-ti. Ii. (.lM.Kl;.
i;i'sisi'i-u. c. i'.!T()KD.
t'ircult t'irirt (i!i-I i!. WATSON.
A first-class public school will dc
moro to build up our town with
good citizciis th::n iivy other riitr
prise. Have you pnid your poll-tax for
1807? D'ouiocriit arc reminded
that if this is dono there vail bo no
trouble to elect the county ticket
by the usual good nmloritios. It
is your duty as a citizen to see that
the tax is paid.
The town brightened last week
by the presenco in our homes nud
on our streets of a number of bright
and intelligent young men and
pretty and charming young ladies
The profession of teaching offers a
fine field for the employment of
talent and education, and it is at
tracting a number of young men
and young ladies of tho county.
The Chronicle wishes them well,
and extends a cordial invitation to
them to corao again next year.
If a man has a hound or bull pup
he will look after it carefully and
not let it jrun around at night over
town. But if he has a boy it is dif
ferent, as a general rule. He is
turned loose at a tender ago to go
to the dovil, rmd people wonder
where tho great army of tramps,
bams, dead beats, loafers,-thieves,
murderers and sots'coma from each
docade. They are germinated from
pure seed gathered from our homes
and sown broad-cast upon our al
Iey8 and streets. It may be your
boy is making a growth in that di
rection. At all events the. boys
ought to be given an equal show
ing with the hound and bull pup.
Some people evidently imagine
that a newspaper is a medium for
the accommodation of the general
public, and that it is a little short
of imposition to charge a paying
rate for its advertising. These peo
ple apparently forget that it takes
money to run a newspaper; that
there ia a constant cash outlay for
paper and material, and type-setting
cost money. The only thing the
publisher has to sell is his paper
and the space in it. It is a plain
business proposition, a matter of
dollars and cents. Every inch of
a paper is usually for sale at a spec
ified rate, but do not confound ad
vertising with news. We do not
charge for news, but invite all our
readers to send us all news and
personal mention of genoral inter-
est, and it will be appreciated.
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No driiM tin- inl.'.lut.int-t of your
1 r.l ! b!!!" vil! ":. Liivc 1. mi.t d from
the il.idy pi', h tl.i' iii' ivi nit iiti t f
the Fii.t T 'UK ryi . Yii!iintf r ln
fi ntrj , l.nwrvt r, 1 pn .jinae u 1. tt'-r
from one of lli'iiton'H con, 4 wuitld
1i ir.ori' inti'Si t-.tiii.
()L cour-.c wt arrived wifi ly, nnd
We an' now smi'dy i ih-ii::ijH'd n ar
thu bc'u h of tin 1'fU'ific, ami ua I
writ- I f.-. l the hnaltl.y l.nc.'c from
tile ru'cnr. u:id can !i ar tht v.avi h
n-i t'l 'y da .li ii::iiii.'1 tho loi'kb.
(Jlitf HmiKc, cihI the far-fiumd
.S'Uro Hat lis, arc within half a mile
of camp, and lx nut if ul Golden (late
Turk is only two blocks away.
N t arly i'Vfry nun lms read and
heard of San Francisco's "Chimv
town." Well, I have, with an arm-
i-d escort, i'!H't rat "d th- d 'irk, filthy
honk's nf th' Chiiu'sc, and wi? Kaw
.'.i;;hts both amusing and barbarous.
'!iinc-o uro as plentiful hero as arc
: ..,'oi. ! down South.
i?M? Franci.xo is a gay town, of
! '-"0,000 inhabitants, and is iudeod
a hi -tling metropolis. Just across
tilts bay you can perceive tho quiet
city of Oakland, which is about tho
size of Nashville, and, in fact, re
minds mo of Nashville. I crossed
lu vci id tiuu'H on a largo ferry boat,
and have.with deep intrort watch
ed the immense sailing vessels and
the man-of-war Bennington. The
w harves are ahvnys dotted with sail
and steam vessels from oil nations
and ( f all ti.cs and descriptions.
It coot 1(3 cents to cross tho bay
;-,nd go to Oakland by train which
ocs out into the bay on a trestle to
tho terminal, called tho Molo.
I v;a8 on top of a ferry boat that
brought three trains filled with sol
diers and baggage across at Sono-
ma, Ual. it is tuo largest terry
boat in the world, and when the
trains ran on the deck it did not
jar the boat in tho least.
Since I have been hero I havo
mot Mrs. Ingols, mother of Mrs. J.
V. Travis, wife of tho managing ed
itor of TnE CnrtONiCLE. At Sac
ramento, Cal., I met a Tennessean
who ha3 lived at Camden, but have
forgotton the name.
"Southern hospitality" is never
mentioned here. The people here
received us with an ovation, and
they are cordial, friendly and hos
pitable. They have fed us on all
kinds of fruit, cakes and other good
things, and they have carried us to
their homes where wo were treated
like tho Prodigal Sou. They have
given us pillows, night caps, duck
haversack, a "housewife" (which
contains many useful articles), and
even shoes, while the red tape of
Undo Sam was causing some of i
our boys to go barefootod. They
give uswriting paper, envelops, ink,
pens, etc., and stamp our letters for
us. At Nashville we were treated
like dogs. Here wo are troated like
gentlemen. When wo are sick we
receive from the people, and not
Uncle Sam, everything needed.
We are hearty, happy, and gain
ing in pounis every woek. We
have heavy rubber blankets, new
guns, four new suits of clothing,
new uudorwoar, hats and shoos.
By August we will bo afloat to
the Philippine Islands, a distance
of over 10,000 milc3 from homo, and
near Australia. We will stop at
Honolulu, in the Hawaiian Islands,
while on route to Manila.
Benton County, I am sorry to
say, is poorly represented in num
ber in the regiment. Will Robins
and myself are the only two from
Camden, and we oftimes think and
talk of Camden people. But patri
otism bof oro homo-sickness, and we
don't want to come back.
We were all vaccinated last week,
and as a result, some of us are ex
cused from drill and camp duties
on account of very sore arms.
iligid discipline, exactly the same
as the regulars, is exercised, but we
l.-nc ',;: ! i : - i.:.d ;,. U 'U .-.ly
and On.if.uid in often us v;v
We nii 1 ;i k l n " in nil t hn si li ! v,
Tom Farmer is n member of ( uin
p t : i y .M.Twciity.tliinl Iiif.iiitry ( I '.
S. ), and William Civfliinin, the lif
i:i'-uraiice man, who was at Camden
K"eral months two ycain a ;o, 1,m.
1oii;;m ts) our regiment. The Tt n
lifsseo is tho Jul icgimeitt tif the
H,m Franciseo press, and tlitysiiy
Fomothing complimentary about in
overy tlay.
We could hardly t--r- V i 1 the
many beautiful sights and seetic.s
on our overland trit) to the 1'aciii :
coa.t and do thosubii ct iustiee, but
wciMHtieuinroiU'li t'orres. unvon.i,
along rivers, across broad and fer-
tile plains, barren wastes (in Ftah
and Nevada), through quiet I ml inn
villages and around the lofty moun
tain peaks.
ViVhaw mining towns and snow.
covered mountains, and at tho foot
were uoui island lichls and vi""1-
table gardens. Wo saw St. Loui;
Kannas City, St. Joseph, Pueblo,
Dt nver, Colorado Springs, Ogden,
Salt Lake City, Sacramento, and
many other noto-d places.
Orango groves aro within twenty
miles of us, and oranges cost us 5
cents per dozen. Wo havo every
kind of fruit dirt cheap. Flowers
bloom tho year rQimd, Truly this1
pis a land of suushino and flowers.
Ecqkne Travis.
San Francisco, Cab, July 2, 1S0S.
KUO.11 LIUKKTV.
Kc;:il;ir cm rt siiniKlciii'e.
li. P. Berry and wife, of Wheat
ley, visited hero last week.
A trood rain would bo a benefit
to crops in this community
Rev. G. B. Greer filled his regu
lar appointment hero Sunday.
Wheat threshing is in full blast,
and it is turning out much better
than was expected.
The Smith's Collego correspond
ent's memory i3 bad. lie first said
that 25,000 could free Cuba in 30
days, and again that Leo and Miles
asked for only 20,000 to take Ha
vana. Wo said thero were 111,000
well-fed Spanish soldiers in Cuba,
but tho correspondent evidently
thinks Havana is Cuba. Now as
to the Hawloy School-houso boys,
they are far above tho averago, but
of course they would not expect to
interest the Smith's College cbrre-
spondeut, as he sooms to be equal
. . . .. . . . . 1
it not superior to tho authorities of worms, aua curing wun uirong raeu
Govornmont. However, the small !ciM nl? m,ak,f f0,diti,f hJ
boys think of organizing a club,
1 l ii ;ii l . ..
ttuu puiuaps mvy wm give aim an
opportunity to discuss tho dishrag,
dog, broom, or Bomo other groat
question. Wo are opposed to dis
cussing this quostion throuch the
-I-.., ,-, . c i
piubt, auu ii uw guuouiuu is uiraiu
to meet the bova m open debate he
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puuuiu uo u liniu iuuu ni ino press,
We are proud that wo havo a neigh
bor who boasts of his intelligence.
Liberty, Jnly 12.
Coussen's Lightning; Liniment
1 hern ih nn rn.in it. will nnt. ro.
liove, no SWolling it Will not Subdue,
no WOUnd it will not heal. It Will
. ,
CUr0frO8tblt0S,Cnilblain8andC0rns
,
25 Cents. Sold by J. G. Pre8SOn.
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T ri,i i i
JjaUlCS: bend tWO-Cent Stamp for
f rf T?' ht 1.1
niCO picture Of Mrs. ItOrdr S Model
KilAh ,1, 4 1, i i i
liltcnen,fihOWingtUO "lUCOn Cab-
met " in us& Export cooks, chefs
and good honsokoepors everywhere
are putting tho Queon Cabinet in
their kitchons.
Tf ii A ziAiin
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trynome, ine nouso m town, UlO
COZV flat or eummor cottaco. The
n,,nn fkhmot fVi Donf R OlO
luoen UlDmet UJ., Lept. O, Ala
Monroo Stroot, Chicago.
Stop that barking by tho use of
, it J ,
vuuoi;ii a AAUiiwy.uj. j.ar. j.i turetJis
the COU"-h. allava irritnfion of the,
j-t .
tiiiuitt, niiu ruovt)a conguaiioa oi
tne lungs m a day. It is safe and
pleasant to take, and never tlisap.
i or i rn - i t l i 1
points. 25 and 50 Cents, hold by
J. G. PreBson.
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Ua-lMfH'lWA'Ur.'-l'- f ITrflllT
'I'IIt' lliirln-)!- I'll" OluliiK'iil
(lives instant relief. It allays iu-
llanuiiMlioiinndhea!
It :h prompt
in its a tion and iiositive in its ef-
feet. It is the kirn 1 1 hat cures with
Urn nam or iliseoin oil. It is tor
piled only. .r,() cents. Tub s, "i"
cents. Sold by .J. (1.
oil.
Tin county c;uididat";i are sk irai-
i.shing for a front p!;i'i in the event
political derby to be pu'h dof.' in
uoUK'u
The CniiOMCLE will bo, ma.h d
to any address for f0 cents a year,
,mvable in advance. SubsciiVrs
win vva prompliy ,lofjfy u,: fj
,Uiy irregularity in the delivery ot '
their papers.
IT HI, IC Sl'KAKIXU.
Tim county cumtli'lntoi will npia!
tiiofoilowinp; place us follows :
Crooked Creek Ciiiudt, ninth tlisf.net,
Tliurs;l:iy, July 5i3.
r.ivvillo, Friday, Jnly 2'..
riollaikiy, Hiitunluy, July .'.
('unuleu, Monday, August 1.
Doviiler, Tuostlay, August 2.
Voting Precinct, seventh district, r-n
Wednesday, Aoc'it 3.
Spcakiup; to be,r;in ut 1 o'clock, p.
unl'M olliervint arranged.
II. D. Om.E,
Chairman Demwratie Ccuamittoe.
C. T. Ukechekn,
Chairman Republican Committee.
CASTOR I A
Tor Infants and Children.
Ttia Yea Win Always Ec-iht
Bears the yfT'
Sigaatnro of
PUI5L1C SI'GAKINU.
Coxbnrgh, TlihrHday, July 21.
Chalk Level, Friday, July 22.
Zach, Monday, July 25.
lif Sandy, Tuesday, Jnly 2G.
All candidate aro respect fully invited
to join. C. T. Ukkchkkn,
Chairman ivoprtbueau (;omnutteo.
J. V. Flguunck,
Chairman Vopulite Committee.
If your child has thin, pale cheeks, un-
certain apiwitito anil nuroHtful Bleep, it
1 ...... -i 1 1 i i
Croftm Vcnnif is mM but oortaJn in
I ,
em,cf and is a Bnpcrior tonio as well as
positivo worm destroyer. Sold by J . G.
Treason
kailkuad iiMt lAHLt.
Trains pass Ciundon on tlm Nanliville, Chatta-
nooa una St. lxmis lbulroau as follows:
trains east. tkaims wkst.
N'o. 1, express, 3.43 am No. 4, mail tl.iwam
wo. ra,
10.48 uni I No. 62, express!;. on pin
jSo. 3, mail.
ti. pill I NO. V " 11.15 pill
official
I WAR BOOK
by roiii;ross)iiJi James lCuikin Younp;. All about
war Willi hpain, tfio Navy, all Defenses, lsattle
ami all nioniinent oRlcurs. Neiulv two naites,
Kliittt: Mi
ri
I'ortiaits and uioi;rapliies of Dewy
tliorsliip. Only authenlm, oilii i:J book, Kxpe-
I Al-iuuivn Vlllllinn H1:Lruiliiltali i-lii:Ln !'.,-ut. :m.
dies as suwmsf til as smnUtwteii. We are the Ur-
gest subscription book. Urm in Ameiica. Write
U9- 'ir,y lH'i employed in our corre-
spondenee (lejuirtment alone, to serve yon. Our
book is just out. tiutaKeneynownndbelii-stln
tlirt fliiWl I lll'irA rjLrttit ui-ji ni'ivk lit !,fts f ixvn
uni ni'iui (Mm fiv v iu n i iinyw 111 4-WHII.l IE IA
with each book or onliit. Oilier valuable nrcnii-
linns, 'i rememtous seller, liinuestmonevniaker
ever known. Most liberal terms Kimianteed.
AKenis iiiiiKini; to &m ier flay, iweniy nays
credit given, i-rnint jiai.l. Kiill book sent pre-
i piiiu ioij;t:iiui, .. .- ih-muui m.iiiiiiiuiiiiiii, aim
hill instiuet ions Uee for nine 2-cent stamps to pay
monkok book co.!uepi M,cincaKo,
,iii.
ELECTION NOTICE.
o liio nnuersnmou cicetion cemmis
Bionors for Ikmttin County, will open ant
ll0W aa election in tho varions prpoincts
01 saia comity on inurstiay, august
lm, for the purpose of electing a cir
cuit court clerk, county court clork, rc(
ister, fihcrilT, trustee, ontl such district
rfficnor y to necey rollawill
opon at 9 o clock, a. m., aua elouo at 4
i o clock, p. Hi
W. L. M oasis.
.1 J. M. Lasiilke,
T. B Cantiuxl,
Wmen latitesto'tnweifor rwimLliTiS Vt
I wm s leu iiwijw in i enue .tcc. Mont i y anil
I expenses. I'oHitionsU-ady. Jtererenee Knelose
sen aimiesseo siaiiittiui envelope, 'i lie Doillln
iuu Comiiiuiy, Dep&ruiMiut li., Cliicaro.
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