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CAMDEN, TENN.. FRIDAY. APRIL It. WW.
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CHANCERY SALE OF LAND.
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,C(TV I'u'Ut lit '.Hnili-u. Te'llic--e, ii. ildc
in tkimaiisiv ii. 'liiv i 1 1' i" rivtn Unit 1
will sell ni inl),:i o ,,1-t ion i i rum f lln-
.tHtyiin i- . I lie ( iiiil t li l;.-i' i.i I ;i iiiij.' 1 1 nil
Mi.V.!,1V M.iy J , lS'.ilt, nt II i"il, !) Hie l.iu'li-
,M unti 1,1-1.! t U-r . (In' f,'!!i,',vii'-,' tracts
,of l.iihl, i-limit..,! i.i thf t!ur I riv.l ili. ! rift
.of Iicnt'in i''iu!if, ii.tiii, l.;irii.'-. (if
W men sue :,,
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Of III'.! IMiI'lliWcSt ci, I II, -r uf ,UI i nl I V ilj (!.:('
HiMiit' nf N;H liii'iii-i i'tUiiin-; y ;ii ;i sdai.c,
nill tlll Mill.-. Kit "l!l'S I'l II KIUK1-
fras, ilu'", on i :t;i .t ;-,iil;i.r ii !i! ,-r ; llit'iu-c
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ry, two lii.-Uniy '.fit.-r- ; lii.- n i' ii.,nli ;'l
polcM (, ii i ,i,'l.it niiUnr I'Mi 1 1 it: U try
pointers; Uii'iuc caM T-t U; a M!ile
in ,l'ini -oii Cm-i-U . fliii nil '. :i-.li i't,'u;tii!-rt ;
tiieiic- norih l'2 i'iKf-; i!u i if 'Jiiw north
of
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pole-, ; t!n i:ct
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS.
ly virtue (f the power juel initiioril v
i.'-'e 1 in mo by tr:nt (i-jcd of Juiih-k N.
Al-U'.i lllHl Mile. ,NMIICV AISUli, tlUK'cl i;e-
o ii i : icr !ii), n iiii'i! iii I 'mo
IT". i I (', in ilie I, '.m-i.'i 's oili .f
I'n'iiton ( 'oiur , I'enii.. I will ell'i'l-for i-t' I-.'
oiiMl polt.s.; l.i.i-iu-e i t 1 1 1 ti jioii'h;
!i rtt
tllOliee CO"1 liorlll of Hi
north '27 polei-i will
:8 poles; th
.'iO"1 t'iiHt of i. -rih IS poles ;
.i.Irn; tl'itu",' mill1! IS poh'n;
st 2S ni.ileM : then..
i the nu'ii.if(!;rs of-.'-uiil
-cr i, !i cou l'l jiial si, e,, n an e,:o. i-yca-in
in an-1 ):iifv.'ooil poinitj-.s ; ih encc
Jimtli of wh nI IS j.oles to ii hi i-eli, hickory
and domvuo.l poi'-iLer; thvii"e wet 17'J
yioh-K to a ftnk three jo-i.e t r.i,-1 'mi'Ic
ory pointers; (hencn komiIi "'2 po.e.- io n
blackoak, d;i;wood mid 'whiteoak point
' ers r, tlj-.!ni'(' suiitli l;'lt jm'i to the bi-j;i:t-
jiinji, coi.Uih'.in: by titiuuilioii ;I!S a;res,
? .moro or le..
Second traet. Keiiiiiii,, at a stake in
i Bird-soil'.; ('reek, 74 poles ea.-t of the north
t woFjL'iorjier of an eiury in the :iainc of
i H'tSv t'anip; inns west 74 pokv to a
: .dou'iili! maple, .with hickory pointers;
thencf, Houth 7(i poles to stake in said
, .creek; tliencn iluwa naid creel; with its
S meanders, to tho. beji'mninjj;, coutaiivinjj
25 acren, more or less,
, " .Z. B.-lIov7t fir., died seized and pos
! 1 -sessed of said above described tracts of
land, -
; ; T'lEFMS OK SAJ E.
: i Said sale w ill be on a credit of 12 and
"i 18 months, except 20 per cent. cash.
H "i-tr'R with approved, security will be re-
lt qunVi of the purchaser, tuid a lien retain-
r J , ed on the land as. turttier Becunty.
This 27tli day of March,- ISO!'.
D. G. HUDSON,
Clerk and Master
to ,!!iv hijii t lii'loer at the emirt bons"
dooi nt t',;iih1.-ii, in mid couiily of lion
ton, Vedncnd:iy April 1!', IS'.f.t, between
ilie hours of 2 :tini 2 o'elo- k lie foil' w
ini de.'-cnbeil jo'ojierty : .
L ci-j-'ain Inn t of l.n d situated in the
eighth civil diiitrict rane 7 f-ection 6, con- a trij) to lUIU'ket
taming 10 1 nere.H, Jie;;iniiiii;: on a Ktauc
with In i ' Ii . f i 1 1 ci -1 tru ' i i pomler:- ; ion:--,ii!'i
2" p.'leM to a t-ialve liieloiry :ku
s;i;s:ilras pollitorx J thence '(t t) po'e-t
lo n fitiil;: , tiieiu e sooth (j 4 poles to u red
o ik ; tliei,!-.' west IIS poli-n to a popiar
po-lu;ik j . t i : . 1 1 t" .- ; iheiice south 7() pole
lo the ie. ri liea;-! eonicr of an entry in llu
name of Iv Wvtrul: thence west D;l poh-s ;
thence north with the cast boundary line
of an eiilrv in the iiaiue of bvverlv ilei
l eu (,ii i idles ; liieiuv east ;() tioles ; the!ici
south S poleM : tlience east 20 poles ; tlienci
north S i-olcH ; thence cast 10 poles to a
stake two oonlar pointers: thence, north
1 lw east lolj poles to a whiteoak standin;
on the south ni'le of (Jreenbrier (.'rc-i-k
It. L. J'ltilliiH Kpotit Sunday at
Evu.
A Hprinkle of snow fill honi lust
Salnriluy.
Carlos Findley l.f.rt returned from
lirdibOCr.
I. Ii. J)iidc3 lias rcttiriit'd from
Hon. AV. L. Jlorris ppent Sunday
with Ins family, returning to Nf li
vill'3 that evening.
Iarria;;o liconsi-n hno -suod
by County (Hnk (1. 1. (Jrc r
to llayntond Anderson nnd J'.ll ti
:,!itflndl.
'JL'lui woatlier lias hocn lnorc like
Fjn iiiL; this week, and funiio.'S and
pardoners aro endoavori:) to make
up for lost time.
A. W. Pre.sson moved to IJollow
i !
who o..k, dogwood and (.-im jmiiiters ;
theiie.' up the iiieaiiUcrms of sael creek
,oii lh (12"' ea.-t 2") poles ; tlu-nce in an east
ern direction with tho meanders of said
(ireenbiier Oteek to the beejnuinj.'. I'.e
in the laud conveyed by J. 1'. Smaller
to J. N. Alsun bv deed rccoided ii. Book
M, pne 221, in the ltei.stev's ollice of
said couiii v.
Said proju'i'ty is sold to foreclose a trust
diH'il isiven bv J N. and Nanev Alsun to
the Fanners' Savings and Bnilding and 111P63
Loan Associnlion, of Nashville, Tenn.
TBIEMS OF 8A.L1!.
C:ish, free from the equity of redeinp
tioi. and the r;j'ht of dower and homestead.
March 20, 181)0,
W. II. RAYMOND,
S. L. Peet.ek, . Trustee.
Solicitor for tlie Farmers' Savings and
Building and Loan Association. 18-15
it Clerk L. It. Watson went I-Qcl: yesterday, where hn will en
gage in muling, having rented the
roller mill at that place.
Tho attention of tho county h-
loiiii ia called to the) condition of
the court-yard fence. It needs re
pairing on tho north bid.
Tho timber industry is still very
active, and the daily delivery here
oil bolts and railroad timber gives
employment to a large number of
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Mothers!
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF LAND.
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rrHE discom-
I forts and
1 j -r
child-birth can
be almost en
tirely avoided.
WineofCardui
relieves ex
pectant moth-
j j ers. It -gives
Bf -, At- ttl O-Ptl-
iiaiyiK---JL-vx ri . t
v..puts them in t
r condition to do their work
perfectly. That makes preg
nancy less painful, shortens
labor and hastens recovery after
, child-birth. It helps a woman
bear strong healthy children.
"has also brought happiness to
thousands of homes barren for
years. A few doses often brings
joy to loving hearts that long
for a darling baby. No woman
should neglect to try it for this
trouble. It cures nine cases out
of ten. All druggists sell Wine
of Cardui. . $i.oo per bottle.
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In the consolidated Cannes of the Cain
den Bank and Trust Co., A. C. Mcltae,
administrator, and V. F. Harrison vs.
James 11. llatley et als. In Chancery at
Camden, Tennessee.
In obedience to a decree rendered in tho
above styled causes at the March term of
the chancery court at Camden, I will on
Saturday the 18th day of May, 1899,
on the premises of James 11. Ilatlej, in
the first civil district of Benton County,
Tennessee, offer for sale to the highest
bidder 84 1 acres "of very line Tennessee
River bottom farming land together with
a road through T. L. Johnson's land. A
full description of said land will be givei
on day of sale.
THIJM8 OF SAM!.
One-half cash, and the remainder on
twelve months time with good person al
security on note and lien retained on said
land for further security, aid sale free
from the equity of homestead, redemp
tion, etc.
This April 12, 1809.
8. L. PEELER,
13-18 Trustee.
.1. W. Saunders, of Nashville, ia
lero on business.
Circtt
to Nashville yesterday.
I). G. Hudson was at Nashville
and Chattanooga this week.
C. II. Sullivan has returned from
an extended stay in Arkansas.
Uepresentativo A. P. Lashlee was
at home a few days this week.
,TohnNotgrass,of Christmasville,
wa3 here Saturday on business.
Jesse Farmer, of Claud, entered teamsters.
school at Benton Seminary last The B?uton Cmmty Teacher8.
1 V-v'V 1(1 I iWll UJbvTlO 11171 tWUIUi'JUi
An interesting program has been
town this week on professional bus- prepared, and it is thought that
there will be a large attendance of
Mrs. D. B. Thomas, of Eva, was teachers and students.
the guest of Mrs. Maggie Whitfield xi. C. Utley writes from Hunt
Wednesday, ingdon that Prof. J.--A. Baber will
U. A. Potts, buyer for Stigall & attend the meeting ol the Benton
Potts, has returned from the east- County Teachers' Association here
em markets. to-morrow, and will lecturo on the
Mesdames Leona McDaniel and subject of "Grammar."
AY. D. Steele have returued from a Berry Melton, of Way, who was
visit at Nashville. arrested by Constable Felt Farmer
Rev. N. Ii. Waters will preach at on a poace warrant sworn out by
the Methodist Church next Sunday R- & Tonkins, was turned over to
forenoon and evening. Sheriff E. E. Fry Saturday, and
We decline to publish , a letter failing "to give bond the. prisoner
from Christmasville, as the writer plaC6U 111 3aU
i
failed to o-ive his name.
ler charming daughter, have gone
to Nashville and Tullahoma to visit
relatives and friends.
An amendment to the charter of
INSOLVENT NOTICE.
For advice tn cases requiring special
directions, address, elvine symptoms,
tha " Ladles' Advisory Department,"
The Chattanooe Medicine Co., Chatta
nooga, Tenn.
Mrs. LOUISA HALE,
of Jefferson. Ga., lays:
"When I first took Wine of Cardui
we had been married three years, but
could not have any children. - Nine
months later I had a fine girl baby."
llaviny siiirjrested the insolvency of th
estate of JcU'erson and Sallie Hicks to the
Clerk of the Comity Court of Renton
County, Tenn. Now pursuant to an or
der of said clerk all persons havinsjclaims
ainunat said estate are hereby notified to
file them with said clerk authenticated in
the manner prescribed by law for prorata
on or before the 15th d;,y of July. 1899,
and all claims not filed within snid time
will be forever bared both in 'law am
equity.
Thi.s the.lOth day of April. IS!)!).
J. J. Hi''KS,
Administrator of Jefferson and Sallie
Hicks, deceased.
INSOLVENT NOTICE.
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fiot ancctec ny rtei or
Highest Avariia EfOsntennial,
1 K 1 s ri s a r. d Wr .id's Fatf.
Ilavini; Furt-ested the insolvencv of the
estate of P. S. Nance to the Cleik of the
County Court of Hon ton County. Now
pursuant, to an order of aid clerk all per
sons navinii claims against sinil estate arc
hereby notified to file them with the sai(
clerk for prorata, in the manner preserib
ed by law, on or before the 15th day of
July, lSD'J. Any clann not so liled will
be forever bared both m law and equity
This the 7th tlav of April, 1SW.
John paltoud,
18-18 Administrator
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISING
IAdvcrtisenu'iiis Inserted under tills head
al 6 ceii is per line eacii insertion.
See notices of insol vency in this
Mrs. A. Arnold and Miss Pearl, issue of The Chronicle.
See notice of sale of the James
R. Hatley land in another column.
f-'fiOM WHEAT LEY.
Kciii.ir I el hieilil' -IH'C.
l):iy Jb'ds. k Outlaw arc running
a h('(()-p:ilt industry near Win at-
Icy.
Sundiiy srlmol is in a prosjtrrovnt
ciui'til ion. -I. Ji.JfawkinsirtKU..-iv
iiitf-ndcnt.
Very little gardening has b't
done in this community, in f .'
few g,'.rd'i.s liave been jilant 1.
Kov. .lohn Ihiiicuui picu'-bcd at
Crooked Crook Sundny .envnoon,
and Iiov. Mr. Colo proM-hcd at th
sume jiliico Sunday evening.
Where it was not nt'teJ by the
recent cvoi'ttow wheat h looking
reasonably well, nt'.d it is -.very .like
ly that a greuUlv;.l that was under
water is not seriously injurf.!
lluwloy (arniir, w .'.) lell -.hoiii.
the. river bridgo tit Danville Inst
Saturday, is seriously injured, but
it is thought that he will recover.
He was the seventh man to fall
from the bridge since .last August
(only one being lulled), and the
fourth to fall f roui the name plac
einca January.
We have had nothing to ay iu
regard to incorporating Camden,
but now that it' is a- fact, we ..are
pleased to know that good men
have been selected to couduct the
municipal affairs, though it does
I i i i Li
nos concern tne uoys ciowu uus
way 'very much, for when they want
whisky they can get it nearer home.
t is mainly the good people in and
around Camden who will suffer as
a result , of whisky and an inferior
system or government. , We hope,
lowever, that the people . or Cam
den will all pull the qanre way at
the same time, and that their united
efforts may be a uuceess and in some
way a blessing to the- town.
WlIEATLEY, Apri'Ml.
Hats! hats! hats! 1 am receiv-
Camden relative to the school law- jng ray liew spring hats all the
ias been introduced in the lioiise ,lftW KtviPS f,.nm 25 cents to 812.
y Representative A. T. Lashlee.. Don't fail to see them.
The investifratintr committee. L. MliS. M. McRae.
0 ,
R. "Watson, Edgar Totty nnd Carl
lliT?oo will riii-inrf nt fb 1-inciiioca
meelimr of the band to-night on the tlus locahty 1 119 7ear-"' xNearly al
illegal voting at the last meeting.
Information has been received Wanted 25,000 ties; will pay top
here to the effect that Tom Farmer, prices ties will be received at al
of Company M. Twenty-third In- points on Tennessee River. E. E
There will be no peach blooms in
the trees are dead
OT.'K job printing facilities are first-class, and
our specialty is kwkI work. Estimates (and
wimples where possible) will be furnished on ap
pliciition
lemi.
"I 7ANTED- Several trustwortliy persons in
V this State to manage our business in their
o n and nearby count les. It is mainly oiiiee work
conducted at home. "Salary straight :nh a year
and (xpenscs-dermit.;tboiiatlds no more, no less
salary. Monthly $75. liffeiciKvs. Knclose srlf
addicssed stamped envelope, Herbert K. Hess,
President, Department M, Chicago.
. RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Trains p:im Camden on the Nasm iUo, Chatki
nooga nnd St. Kouis Ivailiu&'i as follows:
,TKAIK! F.Af.T TUA1N3 WFT.
No: 3, mail. . .ti.'A pin I No. 4, mail S.S3nm
Nil. 1. snf-'s, .'.:'." !,m I No. .v:, express ;..' am
:o.ij.., .'ittam I No. ' : a.53 im
fantry (regulars), now stationed at
Manila, has been honorably dis
charged from the service.
Circuit court met. here. Monday,
and Judge Levi S. Woods being
ill aud unable to attend, Hon. J. A.
Clement was elected special judge.
He was incompetent in one case,
in which -.T.-L.. Lanier, esq., was
elected judge. A few condemna
tions were allowed, and the remain
ing cases were continued, the most
important being the damage cases
of A. J. Saunders vs. O. P. Lashlee
and Miss Tennie Spellings by next
friend, L. M. Spellings, vs. G. H.
Parks. The April docket contain
ed 22 cases.
The municipal election Saturday
resulted in the election of Sidney
L. Peeler, mayor, and F. G. Hud
sou?-W. E. McRae, J." A. Clement,
W. P. McGill and A. G." McDaniel
aldermen. There was no' opposi
tion to the ticket, which was nom
inated by mass convention. The
new board held their first meeting
Tuesday evening. W. T. Morris
was elected recorder, but a tie re
sulted in the balloting for marshal
and a nomination was not made
Quite a number of bills pas.sed.firs
reading, and the board adiournet
to meet airaiu to-uic:ht when the
balloting for marshal will ba re
turned.
Thompson, Cooley's Landing, Tenn
FK01V-; SMITH'S COIXKOE.
FKOM EGGVILLE.
egular correspondence.
Log rollings are very. numerous
in this locality.
Miss Jennie Nance is confined to
ler room with the grip.
J. Nance ,and wife visited at
Hollow Rock last Tuesday.
Farmers are greatly distressed
on account of 0 much rain.
Sunday school is held at Mount
Zion every Sunday at 10 -a. m.
Sam .Hall and James Smith, of
Coxburgh visited here Sunday.
Miss Cumi Madrey has returned
from an extended visit at Vale.
Herman Cole and Charles Wat
son made their usual call here last
Sunday.
The friends of W. W. Deaton
will be pleased to learn that there
is some improvement in his health.
Brothers Paff'ord and Bushardt
preached two excellent sermons at
Smith's College last Saturday aud
Sunday.
Eggville, April 12.
Regular correspondence.
Sam aud W. II.. Hall have gone
to Parison business.
The peach crop inthis locality
will be a total failure.
S. A. Byrn is engaged in build
ing a-new tobacco barn.
Snow, sleet and rain leVLyjie.m
rapid succession Saturday.
Sunday school meets every Sun
day at tho chapel at 9 a. m., and. at
the hill at 2 p-. in.
Farmers are trying to finish the
work of sowing oats this week.. . No
corn has been planted so far.
George" Hicks and Pearley Bea
ton had a scrap at Eggville Satur
day afternoon, which resulted in
ew scalp wounds.
While serenading G. C. Bane a
few nights ago, some one shot and
tilled his dog with a paper wad..
It seems that any old-gun is dan
gerous almost- without lock, stock
or.borreL
Smith's College, April 'II.
CASTORIA
Tor Infants and CMldren.
Tha Kind Yen Have Always' Bought
Bear3 the
Signature of
FROM MdHCLWAIN.
Special correspondence.
W. G. Mclllwain mourns the loss
of Fido.
A. Fry, of . Coxburgbfiwafe Aizre
Saturday.
Ab Vickrey is reported on the
Ihe list of sick.
Rev. Erastus Franks preached at
Flatwoods Sunday.
Oscar Merrick made his regular
tripto Holladay Suuday.
Aunt Linda Malin,.who is very
sick, is reported no better.
Mclllwain has two new .business
houses and u new dwelling.
Owing to so much bad weather
farmers are late with their crops.
An enjoyable entertainment was
"iven f.t the- home bi J. 11. Mclll
wain last Wednesday-evening.
riclLr.v. Aix April JI.