The Camden chronicle., July 21, 1899, Image 4

About The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current

Image provided by: University of Tennessee

                
Till- CIIRONICLI
A "I'M NHVHI-Al'Hl.
t. i;ir,i Wkkkly at Cam i -i n,
Tj nn.
'1 il
&I CONO Ct.A!,BWllMAlTr
I ll'I.O.I l) II I' of illK ClIltllMCI Kll
i a M v v.fl :,:.tii,'i .'01 nl iiiiiiilli i, v Inch
." 1,1 ' "'iitl..' pal' I in ixhiiiii-c. All NiilHcnit
JKini u ill lr jiioni.'l litypiH'd lit fxplriiUoii of
iiin" i fur.
j'l:ti:wy mill Mniliitr noliiH.s will liecliHriTiI fur
ai Hie v,il. of j. nii !(-r liiii;. Wc will furnish
' l' lV U'"1 '"' ,Mlv,-l'!lhiHi' apiilicit-
NVu'ii mi, iiiunlcal Inns aikI Hltlrl.Mm iiii stlniis
of t 1 1 l i Inien-st ai e iiolwitf(l,l)iit v,(' assume no
responsibility for the (x1re:mlin contained In nil
HIH ,i i:ot1,imi:( Mtlohs and url Irlrst publHhi d.
Kl'OllllaiH'I'M i'.'lil hi ti,-.,!,. lit u.t. i.,,... .. il,..t
P;f'' tly .i;if(, hut all riiiltlaiicc sent arcat all tllO folks; fctlll,
r.k in 1,1m sender.
All r. iiilttaiii'ei anil buslneMs eon. iiiuiiIi'iiIioiis to COIllO llOIllO. I
' m'mi to J 11 r, I II li ,N1(
Ciiluileii, Tcllli.
FKIDAY, JULY 21, 18'J'J.
IN THE PHILIPPINES.
Mrs. J. (1. Hobins hm received
the following letters from her son,
Surgi. Will M. llobins, at lloilo.
Tho first is dated May 12, and the r?'
other Juno 3
if you were f:i im could slart for
hoiiiH at any time you wished, hut
o he under bondage ami ran not lto
unless one man nayn m. 'l'hat is
where it hmtn, is io have it said
Y,,,i ..... 1 ,
UMI Villi 11(11 jl, JUIIJH , j mi llllV
got to stay hero,'
"Well, I ucfis by this letleryou
will think I am homesick and near
ly dead to como home, and you will
not miss it very far, Of oourso I
would like, to corny homo and net
I am not dying
como home. 1 can stay away,
for I havo dono m for tho last nine
teen months, and I enn still do it if
1 have to. hut I dislike to 'have to.'
"I am nil o. k. and haying very
good health, and 1 have not much
room to kick. Wo haven't had any
fighting to do for some time, and I
don't think we will havo to flight
I'ell
I think her picture is
ti:,u it i.i:s association.
The following are the proceed,
ings of tho teachers' association,'
which met at Smith's College July
15, 1KW:
Tin' president being absent, the
hotiso was called to order by Vice
President Robert Warmack, and in
tho absence of tho secretary M. E.
Byrn, the assistant secretary, wa.-i
called to the desk.
The minutes of the last meeting
wen called for, but tho secretary
had failed to pond them, and the
reading of the minutes was omitted.
Those who wero assigned to the
first part of tho program being ab
sent, M. E. Byrn made a short ad
dress of welcome, which waa re
sponded to by T. WT. Cuff.
On motion, tho president appoint
ed speakers on tho following subjects:
"Education of the Heart," C. C.
Vick, N. Prer.son. "The Text Cook
Law," H. 11. Peeler. "Standard An-
vnv inwa COMPANY.
SI
MklUi
,i
Cj
t .
j m m M Ij u ! s
A II I.I. I IM. Ill'
Toilet ilrlieles, yukmii, Sosps 5 tymiil
Ea-J Side Public Square, CAMDEN, TENN
"Dear Llother-I received your fully pretty, and. tho handker
letter the other day and was very cllipfa Were m uicc GluI 1 lbftnk
-lad to leaiu of vour bein- well and 'ou nna ncr lor Ulom' aJso Mr- Jlc" thors." Miss Eva Trazier and Lem
getting along so nicely. Plcaso give CullouSh for tho one he sent me- Thompson
my best regards to Uov. N. II. Wa- u oukl very glad to get a letter T W CuLr g. A. Uyrn and N
ters, and give him my thanks for ora Pressou then discussed the subject
tho interest ho .entertains for me, 1 llon fc know whether 1 Wl11 get "Why Should Directors and Pat
as-woll.ns his compliments paid me' home in tim0 to 1)0 ranrric(1 or Ilot rons Attend the Teachers' Associa
and that I will bo glad to meet him . 11 Btum8 lut in8 W1U au-ue mar" tion" with great interest
when I return homo. . netl UCIore 1 Kot lliere' lbn tlie "Why Should Teachers Strive to
"I, am clod that von value. t.hR emidron that iwillhe Home 1 think Complete the Secondary Course,
i . v i ' l j1 iyij I
stiolls I sent you so highly, and I
am glad that yon gave the parties
one, that you did. I am sorry, but
tlon't expect I will , bo ablotoget
any more cf the -coffee shells, for I
-lave not seen them on this island,
and don't think thero are any of
thom-here, but will do my best to
get them for you.
"Yes, I have received the chil-
drens' pictures, and think them aw
fully sweet; they look real natural,
in timo to have a good Christmas
if not before, and tell to wait'
for me.
"Your affectionate sou,
"Will M. Hobixs.
FROM LIUEKTY.
KeKular corre.sioiiilence.
Elmer Arick conducted devotional
sorvices Saturday evening.
Pt. C. Floyd and wife, of Ramble
Creek, visited here last week.
F. D. Madden ha3 -an-attack of
,c,u, -apprec ai uiem, cllilgi General heaUll ig not d
aim ui you mm x win iaKe goou in tllis locality
w w ; oacK Afishingparty of about 150 peo
with rne. Tell Johnnie to Wii-V -, , r,
. , , ., , x . pie n-ow mis ana adjoining com-
xim gins. whua he. js young, and mUnities spent last Wednesday
no yem uiu uuougu no win
not be bashful like his brother Will.
Tell him I glory in his spunk, and
that I wish I had about ten vears
ritOM HUSTI.ETOWN.
of my life to go over again I would
put in better time than I did.
"Tell the children I wish that I
was there to play with them and
have some unj that I have just se
cured a big box to bring them a
a whole host of curiosities, that is,
if they will permit us to bring our
boxes home with us, and I am afraid
they will not permit us to do so.
'I am well except my eyes; they
are awiully -weak, and since I have J Grove August 7.
been here in this sweltering climate Miss Flora TTtW is HnmpwW. in,
tiiey aro very bad. I am Jiaving disposed this week.
them -treated.. llev. N. Pt. Waters will m-eaeh at,
received n let. Morris ChaPel liext Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Walls and daughter,
was warmly discussed by C. C. Vick,
M. E. Uyrn, J. M. Lockhart, T. Wr.
Cuff, S. II. Peeler and others.
On motion, a query box was or
dered, the questions were written
and distributed, and the associa
tion adjourned for dinner.
Tho house was called to order at
1.30 p. m., and after singing a few
songs, the answering of queries was
taken up. This consumed a great
deal of time, and speakers were lim
ited to 5 "minutes, and finally the
queries were omitted.
Cube root was thoroughly ex
plained by S. II. Peeler and A. Mc-
Kelvey. The use of a chart was
discussed by A. A. Liudsey, J. C.
Bane, Ilase Brooks and others.
C. C. Vick seemed to have a good
supply of crayons in his pockets for
the boys.
T. WT. Cuff seemed to think the
association was very dry and needed
water.
Several of the young ladies went
driving while the association was
m session.
Some of the standard authors
Regular correspondence. I . 0, , .
Bain is badly needed throughout Slven were iumou' urus; mKes-
this section. - P?re u,uvulonie' lluu luw mubU
School will open at Missionary profitable thoible..
j.no loiiowuiir comiiiuiees wore
on
Sandy River. The fishing was not
good, but an abundance- of provis
ions were carried and it proved a
very enjoyable occasion for every
one in the party. Tho champion
coffee drinker of two years ago was
again voted champion. The count
was by potsfull instead of cupsfulL
Libekty, July 18,
Everything is New, Pure i Fresh.
PafifcmPT'CNo Accurately Compoukijfd at All Houns DAr an'i Nicsi
n
XJ
tors.
TRAVIS & HUDSON are ready to receive their friends and
customers in their nw quarters in the brick house adjoin
ing D. C. Bushing's, near tha southwest corner of square.
A Resort for Ladies.
9
( Stock will be Increased.
10
Tho ladies are especially invited o cn!!, a'rJ fVcryUiing v. ill
be dono to make the place a ladies' resort. Loafers arc
prohibited from loafing in our new place.
i
We will add a lino of Confectioneries at an early date, and
the Choice Fruits ot the season will be kept on hand. Ice
Cream, Soda Water, Lemonade, Lunches, Fresh Broad and
Cakes, Tobacco and Cigars. Tables and chairs have been
provided.
"TRAVIS & HUDSON, f
i on
A,
J. P, Calmer and family leave to
day for Lake County to-day to visit
his son, W. E. Baker.
Aunt Caroline Aulsup is in very
feeble health, and unless there is a
change for the better she can not
survive many days.
There will be preaching at Ba
ker's Chapel next Friday and Sat
urday nights. A strong effort will
be made to have the bishop preach
on Saturday night.
There was a meeting at Barnes'
School -house yesterday to elect new
directors, but the owing to the ab
sence of the proper officials the
meeting was postponed.
Greenbrier, July 18.
"Hawk's Best" and "Tube Rose"
Fancy Patent Flour $4.25 per bar
rel. Cash only.
PuiLLirs Grocery Co.
Miss Janie Flowers, are on the list K t,be PffPj0 of Cd!ef 6
"Dear mother I
ter from you the other day, and I
was awfully proud to hear from
you, fori had not heard from home
for moro than four weeks, and was
getting restloss and uneasy, for I
thought something may have hap-
nmiRfl In vnn. T hftvo iiot heard
V- - . I ,1 .li nr; i i "i
from fiithar until I received 1US uuS"is .uisses ueriruue auu
your letter. I have received your allit; of Weakley County, visited
J " i l nr r mi l i i ci
iha hu-We.vohhJ and the nicture u x' ea uome oiu
. I nrlnxT fmm T'orroll SiritrV nui'fo ill
F Yn enn not imamne how "'""-' .
v " O I 1 1 T I TT
ana nis conumon is serious, lie
appointed: On resolutions S. H.
Peeler, Lem Thompson and H. E.
Martin. . On program M. E. Byrn,
W. D. Cooper and C. C. Vick. .
Resolutions were adopted thank-
of sick.
A. J. Utley, who was thrown by
a mule recently, is able to be out
with the aid of crutches.
1 Billie Mitchell and two charm-
happy I was to receive the package
find .-nicture which was so sweet
and natural looking, and then to j
see the face of one-for whom I en
tertain the highest regard, and,
mother, I would have been so much
more.' delighted to have received
one of yourself. I would have felt
more like I was at home for a short
time.
for their kindness and hospitality
The committee on program agreed
to have tho program ready as soon
as possible.
On motion, the association ad
journed to meet at Morris Chapel
August 1(J.
Robert Warmack,
M. E. Byrn, President.
Secretary.
VKOM HAWLEV'S.
has been at work with the fence
crew on the railroad.
Hustletown, July 7.
For the cash you can buy "Tube
Hose" and "Hawk's Best" Fancy
Tatent Flour at $4.25 per barrel.
PniLLirs Grocery Co.
njul;ir correspondence.
J. II. Nunnery spent Sunday at
Mount Moriah.
Whoopiug cough is an epidemic
in this locality.
Harris McAuley has been indis
posed this week.
Remember the singing here next
Sunday at 2 p. m.
Hawley's, July 18.
A; 'its-2.
V,'
r . j . .-1
O McGEE'S
mm chill mm.
KAKM I OK S ALU.
A val;iallcV farm, 207 J acres; suitable
for farming and ntoek raising; location
convenient ; terms reason allr ; title O. Iv.
pp1.v to I. N. J5IUDGEK,
13-25-Gm. Gamdcn, Tenn.
o
Lebanon L&v Sciio
LEBANON, TENN.
Ten ThonHiuid TaRCH of I.i vImk Law Keally
a Two Vem-g Course Accomplished iu
ONE YEAR, .
With Diploma and Licence.
REVIEWED
Another Year Free of Charge.
Address-. N.GREEN, Chancellor ,
NEXT TERM SEPT. 4, 13-3-S-
Non-resident notice.
KNOCKS CUT
CHILLS AND FEVER.
PleastTit to take.
Contains no poison, lickrantcel
to care or money refunded.
IARQB BIZE B0TTL2.
Sold" by J. O. PRESSON, CHlnden, Tenn.
Go to the Fry Drug Company
or pure,
fresh drugs.
NON-RESIDENT NOTICE.
James Nunnery et als vs. Ilafford Wat
son et aln. In the County Court at Cam
den, Tennessee.
In this rauHO it appearing from tho bill
filed herein, which is sworn to that La
cev MarelibankH, Kinch Smith and the
appe
day in August, next, before the judge of
the county court of lien'on Comity, I en
nessee, at the court-house in the town of
Camden, and make defense to tho bill
filed against them and others seeking to
sell the land of Kinchen Nuaurovy died
the owner for the purpose ot partition
among his-heirs, or otherwisa the- bill
will be taken for confessed. It Is fur
ther ordered that this notice be publish
ed for four coiKiecntive weeks in The
Camden Chronicle, a newspaper pub
lished at Camden.
This June 21, 1899.
(jr. 13. CrliKEll,
S. L. Peklek, Clerk.
Solicitor for complainants. 19 3
Stato of Tennessee, Benton County
M. L. .Holland vs. R. F. Holland. :
In the Circuit Court at Camden, Tenn.
In this cause it appears to the clerk from
the petition filed herein which is sworn
to that tho defendant, R. F. Holland, h
a non-resideut of the State of Tennessee
and is a resident of- the Stato of Arkan
sas, so that the ordinary process of law
can not bo served upon him; it is there"
fore ordered by the clerk that tho said
R. F. Holland enter his appearance in
this cause on or before tho first Monday
in- August, 1899, and make defense to
complainant's petition by which she-
seeks to have the bonds of matrimony
between herself and the said R. F. Hoi-
land dissolved, or the same will be taken :
for confessed and the cause set for heart- -in
q:i parte as to- him.
This June 8, 1809.
L. R. WATSON,
C. S. Brandon, Clerk, ,
Solicitor. 19-2 "
2 VaAiWi E ' S ! Vi3 U SF W M -
INK
Fict affected by Heat or Cold.
Highest Awards at Centennial, ;
Paris and World's Fair.
fac pRAZER lubricator Co., .
Factories: Chciago, St Lcui, Now York. ,
FROM GKKKNBKIKK.
Fine cicars and choice tobaccoa.
..-rail J '
You can not imagine How 1 teel t tho Fry Drua Compaiiv. .
nd no one else, unless they have
experienced it, for it is a sensation J Wanted 25,000 ties; will pay-top luguiar correspondence.
to one ten thousand I prices; ties will be received at all
mifasAway from home and in such J points on Tennessee River. E. E
i eountrv as tuis and to receive let- Thompson, Cooley's Landing, Tenn
w.-nml pictures from loved ones
- . . . i I -r i rrr r -r-r i
-,ft--m month's silence, and to think -ico cream ai iravis liutison s
.m not touch or be near those every evening. They are prepared greatly appreciated
UW vw
' , i TT ' T. CAt r-r --o 1 c!l-,'lTllr
' " II.
o.. --It would be different 1 notice
loveu
gallon
orders on short
you 'an
J. S. Cherry will go to Birdsong
t6-morrow.
J. W. Byrn and wife visited near
Claud Sunday.
A light shower Sunday night was
II. E. Brooks will start on his re-
iuin trip to Texas to-iaoircvv
erfect Health
parly. The beet remedy f o
ulIesl9Dn. cnAri
LIVER RECULATO
in poeslMe pnly
when tlio Iirer
nnd kldnpvB work
propariy. rne cees remeay ior bu uvr aua iauey
iroublei. lahn PDSMOCnlR
Ban It rpdtoroB these tiplected orimns to thetr
naUirul, healthy comlltlon, enabliug Wiem to perform
.hip ttnn.trt.int ftnu'UoTiB uroDorlv. It la a vetff.tAh'La
powder, tnken dry or eteejiert. hi ode from a fe:ruiuia
Li uo by Jjjyptlans and Arabs in the lOUi ceniary.
Comes In tin boie. snd will r- t ....
keep its full KtrettU ia any DOlU DV LirUPEtSU.
climate, ny length ot time.
M!'d by Or. Granger Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Taa.