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i(.'u iiH that mi' i.r-uiilU MU"::iiiH:; ; Pickle, nulliie', hunces, Hpi-'i s,
liecmiM' ef t la nst cut lili-il. , in tw t:"'d wo no fihnosl a cir-
Wi nrc iitiiieil to iiii'ii'm the l'Hil i:ll kimls mal juii'i'i..
jMiblic that tiur htiut' i-i jTufuHt-ly j (a)ii(I-tis'il mumim, 10 cents per
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real matter to lie coM-ali'i i d i -! lint ! ' Jld-fasliiont'd lye liomoiiy, tlm.n
we have the best and
II! til a J.i Mt li .'II iO ( Hi u-
1 i-h ee:y f.i'nily in I I.-ntou ( 'oimty
I u itli p. ii y kin 1 .Mid nudity i .f '-andy
' i'1'.d nr (jiiM'tity tl.' y d'-idre H any
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Vt'e li'ivc at :mi a! civ-t hiTiiird lla
. : "i'Yia T S ;ior Knuli Kuif, for
eliiit i'lynf Soatli Aiia ilea, v,!. will
earners
t. and i jiound.for a dim.-.
you mo nut i'tiiied lo ;;iiiil'';i;-t' a
house to ('firry home mi ininful.
A trij) through our btore will
cnus your mouth to water and you
tofdmko hands with youioclf fit the
idea ii obtaining a goodly jmrtioii
of the Bwcetr) of life by considering
that formerly when you paid nick
les you can yet the same with pen
nies. For the past week drays have un
loaded at our store boxes, bundles,
barrel j and packages containing the
greatest variety of family groceries
ever before brought here.
Florida ami California oranges,
from the size of a football down.
A stupendous abundance of these
at 19 to CO cents per dozen.
Great rosy red Ben Davis and
Brandywine apples, 10 to 20 cents
per dozen.
Capo Cod extra fancy cranber
ries, 15 certs per quart.
pe;oti.il!y f.ti.-i i nt . r.'l (air candy
df j.artiiient. 1W jeiii he t-ujili-ed
th crowned huid-t of Kune
and Wall Stn ..t with i-wet t i.n-its.
.I'll lie V boxes In, ii boiis f or Ch l i; t-
liias gifts a Hjiecinliy.
Sjieiiking of canned ijimb, it
would consume ton imich t-jmce to
mention them, but we have every
thing you desire in that line.
Taking our ntore as a whole, we
will nay we want you to droji in and
you can Becurw anything you want.
Prices and quality is what made
us bloated bond holders. Unless
we can hi cure the court-house, we
do uot know where we can pile nil
our good:,.
A gigantie, obelihlie, mammoth
line of groceries at wee, minimum,
LOCAL AN f) H bSONAL NEAVS.
( ).dy one 1 t"l " day, li!''' I'" !'
Chn..!mas'
Ki I'ji-mber the p-.ur and in ' dy
till '1.1 istnWrs.
I'.. ,M. McAuley was at ib-llad ay
ihe ii.t -f 111" Urwh.
1'.. uii, to j!r. and Mrs. Orland-'i'
1'. La-hler, u line noii.
(iiiy Hall li;.- e.uiie to 1 1 nut in"
(!nii to remain indefinitely.
Pleas Potts an 1 family moved te
the Doherty Jilaee thi.s week.
Mrs. W. P. Morris has n turned
home from a vi.it at Pig Sandy.
Porn, near Poitoak, hiit Tues-
.. ('. Ilnbl., m.'l (i Jl. Ha. p. .
ill-' (.. -i'' ii ;Ml- !" . i'-.ll Mill pott.,
this wi i !..
P. M.('ul!..n;;n ha. l-in ....
the si'-k li-t hrXt lal da,. 1,'it in f ! -liio-t
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,b,hi. V. !.i;,;.!d r;. ! 'tti- JIi.I.Im,
Fiobei t Ib dinanand X! id" H u i" .
l)in"l for-i t th" ('lit ir',!'.i. tree,
at tin- Meihodi-t (Miiin li to inor
liiw esriiii:;'. 'I'l." i"!a.. ing is tho
rograni. S-m;', "' A n! '.oeh jaayei'
Kxtract.s, linking jiowdern, Foda,
etc., at lof jiricrn.
Do you like macaroni and cheese?
Yt'ell, yes. We have both for al
most nothing.
. Kraut, at 20 cents per gallon.
Prej tared Vienna Sausage and
Baur kraut, 10 cents per can.
Fincbt maple syrup, full quarts, ! super-low juices.
at CO cents. , I AVe are proud of the fact nobody
Pigs, raisins, prunes, and dates, ever buys groceries in Canute
the choicest and best, at prices be- without get dug our prices first.
low par.
Fresh soda crackers, buns, and
sweet cakes in fancy and fantastic
shapes and designs.
In reference to our facilities for
furnishing candies, we ojiino that
if Lowuey or Gunther know the
quality of candy and tho prices we
are selling, both of them would go
out of business.
Irian absent-minded moment we
bought an entire candy factory, and
Brazil nuts, pecans, English wal-, while we regret that wo bought so
"We realize that honesty in busi
ness wins.
Thanking you for paet favors, we
beg to reassure you that wo are pre
pared to solicit a continuation of
your patronTige, and if you do not
desire to make purchases during
Christmas, como around and sit by
our fire and help our clerks ckew,
smoke, chat, and expectorate.
C. V. JIAWLHY.
Come early and avoid the rush
on Saturday. .
A HOOK TO FIATTKimm
Dr. TACLER'S BUCKEYE
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A PAINLESS REMEDY.
"EICE IN TUBES, lit HAIL 16b.
JAMES F. BALLARD. 8T. LOUIS) Ma
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American Beauties
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Will accept notes fur tuition, or can
dt'iiosit nionrv in bank until position
is secured. Car fare paid. Novaca-
Enter at any time. Cheap board. Send for free illustrated catalogue. Mention this paper.
POSITIONS GUARANTEED.
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Rookkeenlnf . I'enmunsliin. Shorthand. Tvnewrltlnir. Toleeranhv. etc. The most thorough.
tiractical ami impressive schools of the kind m the world, and the best talonized ones in the South.
Indorsed by bankers, merchants.niinisters, and others. Four weeks in bookkeeping with us are equal
to twelve weeks by the old jilan.' Their President is author of! " Draughon's IS'ew System of Bookket p
inn-.' wliirh ranniit be tauptit ill flnv other school.
$6(10 hfi K'vcn ' a"y college If we cannot show more written applications for bookkeepers and
DUUi UU stenographers, received in the fast twelvemonths, than any other five Business Colleges
in the South, all "combined " can show to have received in the past Jive years. We expend more
motley in the Interest of our Employment Department than any other Bus. College in Tenn. takes in as
tuition. S50Q. 00 Amount we have deposited in bank ns a p'.nraniee that we have in the past ful
filled, ana will Tu the future fulfill, our guarantee contracts. hOAlI STUDY. We have prepared,
especially for home study, books on Bookkeeping, Short lip nd and Penmanship. Write for price list.
1'hof. Drauchon I now have a position as bookkeeper and stenographer for the Southern
Grocery Company, of this place; Balary.J7s.00 per month, loweitallto your books on bookkeeping
ana snortlianu prepared lor home study. ir I Armstrong, fine aiujf, sirn.
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EOIX MANUFACTURERS.
GOLD BY
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The ItiiTd You Have Always Bought lias boruo the Kijrna
turo of Clias. II. Fletcher, and lias been made under Ids
personal supervision for over 30 3rears. Allow no one
to doeeivo you In this. Counterfeits, Imitations and
Substitutes nro but Experiments, and endanger tho
health of Children Experience, against Experiment.
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Castor! a is a substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drop
and Soothing Syrups. It is Harmless and Pleasant. It
contains neillier Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
; substance. Its aqro Is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Fevcrislmcss. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind.
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates tho
Siomaeli and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend.
The Kind You Hare Always Bought
Bears tho Signature of
In Use For Over 30 Years.
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tiny. ti .Mr. ini'l Mrs. !.id ('... "..irui,
X hull.
Mi l!i ll Klaior.', .i-,i,uit jnt
lnitn 'it Zucli, vihitril in (own
TiM-sdny.
Alonzoiind Wyly McD.inifl hnve
Viiurni'ii lioin u vi-n t uia'a
nt Fulton.
Janu s . y:notli(T3 lins been ftp
pointed to mutcc:! J. F. Oles ns
pont master at (I'jvficU.
MissKvn 15eaf!i'y,of Urownsville,
will bo the uncut of Miss Pearl Ar
nold duriiiic the holidaya.
W. L. Morris, J. M. Lashleo, W
F. Maiden, A. V. La.-hl, c and J. G.
Fioliins spent a f"v.- days ia Nash
villo thia week.
Mix Anna McUanu-1 returned
homo tho first of tho week from
Jackson, where she has btvn at-
endinJT school.
A band of twtdvo members was
organized liere last Friday uilit,
A few instruuients are needed to
make the band complete
15y the estiavnant iiso of fire
works the youths and children of
Camden are indnstriouly indulging
in the attempt to turn Christmas
into r Fourth of July.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. A Lashleo went
to Lebanon the first of the week,
and were accompanied home by
heir daughter, Miss I.la, who has
been attending school there.
Miss Neppie and Master Arnold
Hives, of Tullahoma, will spend
Christmas with their grandmother,
Mrs. A. Arnold. Also Miss Rosa
Montedonico, of Brownsville.
J. C. McKelvey, one of the pro
gressive citizens of Liberty neigh
borhood, killed three hogs a few
days ago weighing 1,022 'pounds,
an average of a fraction over 310
pounds. ' Who can beat it for three
porkers?
In accordance with our annual
custom no paper will be issued from
this office next week, and thus wo
greet you for the last time for the
year 1898. The wish of yo editor
is a Merry Christmas and Happy
New Year for everybody.
The "X" on your paper indicates
that your time of subscription to
The Chronicle has expired, and
your paper will ba stopped unless
renewed at once. AVe hope .our
subscribers, upon finding the "X
on their paper will kindly renew
their subscriptions promptly.
At a stated meeting of Camden
Lodge, No. 179, Free and Accepted
Masons, at their hall December 3
1898, the following officers were
elected to serve for the next twelve
months: L. E. Davis, worshipfn
master; L. II. Presson, senior war
den; C. II. Cowell, junior warden
D. J. Allen, secretary; A. E. Swin
die, senior deacon; J. P. Bushardt
junior deacon; H. B. Bridges, treas
urer; A. Jordau, tyler. The wor
shipful master-elect appointed F,
M. Greer, II. P. Haley and J. M
Castile on the annual committee,
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boir.'., .ii.,wi, j i n er film i i iu.se-
lullin g-, by Supei hitelldi lit W . K.
McKae; Mii;.;, No. !; '7, in 4,Pra'i
mid Piais..;" distribution of pn-H-ent.i.
A emnniitti e of Indies will
" nt tin- church to-u'.ort.nv to re
ceive the ni'CM'iitn for t In' children.
Tim tree is for evervbody, nnd nil
are invited.
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l!iiiliir curl rinill(l"Miri'. '
E. 11. Colo was'i.t lb. How Itoek
yeyb-rd.iy.
W. II. Lowry, of , Hollow Bock,
was hero yesterday.
Mins Cumi Madiey, of Eggvillo,
visited here yesterday.
John Carrington, of Hunting
don, was here Saturday.
Calvin andjjolui Uesha.o.of Mc
LemorcHville, are vititing home
folks. Tho school at thi. place, which
is being taught by M iss Bettie Car
ringtoii, will close Friduy.
Miss Delia Prince returned homo
last week after a visit of.eeveral
days in our midst to the sad regret
of some of the boys In; re.
Gaufikld, December 20.
FliOK SMITH'S COI.LKOK.
UoKuUir fori esiiomlcivce.
We have mud now instead of
snow. '
Mrs. Iv. G. Wright is very sick
at preseni.
The saw-mill at Wyly is now in
operatiou.
Lem Thompson closed his 6chooi
at Cedar Grove last Tuesday.
Alf Smith, who spent some time
in Missouri, is at home again.
Billlo llicks. has moved to the
Stigall place, south of Eggville.
Some of-the .hands are "putting
in time" on the road this wek.
John Ilerrin came up from the
Mouth of Kandy this week and will
spend Christmas with homofolks.
Hardy O'Guinn, after residing in
Illinois eight years, has returned to
make his home in old Benton again.
Owing to non-compliance with
the school law on the part of the
board of directors elected in Au
gust for the sixth district, the old
board will probably hold over.
Smith's College, December 20.
Stop that harking by the use of
Coussen's Honey of Tar. It arrests
the cough, allays irritation of the
throat, and relieves congestion of
the lungs in a day. . It is safe and
pleasant to take, and never disap
points. 25c. and 50c. . For sale by
J. G. Prtsson. 25
For Sale A second hand cook
ing stove; vessels complete.. Call
at this office.
CoHisen'a Lightning. Lwviment.
There is no pain it will not relieve,
no wound it will not heal, no swell
ing it will not subdue. It will cure
frost bites, chilblaius, corns. 25.
For sale by J. G. "Bresson. 25
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