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A can lmy for nay where. Jubt rteuived a nico lino of Ladies Capes that nro tfoin cheap.
Good Calico 4 to 5c
Cotton Checks round thread 4 to 5c
7 Balls of Thread ........5o
Ladies Capes 75c to $8.50
Sugar, Coffee, Bacon,
usually kQpt in tlio Grocery line 1 will sell cheap. Don t
HIGHEST CHICAGO, MARKET PRICKS PAID KOI?. COUNTRY PRODUCE.
I cordially invito you, one and all, come and examine our line of goods before buying elsewhere, as I assure you 'twill be a pleasure to us to bhow and price yon any ar
m tho lipuso whether you buy or not. Thanking you who havo traded so liberally with us t?inc we have been here, and trusting to meet with you one and all, and that you
not only becomo friends, but customers of oura, assuring you I will always strive to make it profitable to you, I beg to remain, yours anxious to servo,
THE CHRONICLE;
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EIUJAY,; NOVEMBER 17,1891).
The gold Democrats now realize
that they wore a little previous in
launching the Carmack boom.
According -to the time honored
custom Governor McMillin has set
apart Thursday, November 30, as
Thanksgiving Day. ,
The Decatur Herald says "We
want to welcome the return of our
soldier boys from the Philippine
Islands, not for the patriotism they
havs displayed- im prosecuting an
unholy war, but because they have
quit the job."
TitE Savannah Courier thinks it
probable that Arch McDougal will
be a candidate for State Senator in
this district We know of another
"Arch," who, by the way, should he
decide to enter the race, is going to
b mighty hard to beat .
Admiral George Dewey's ideal
of a statesman is Grover Cleveland.
His best friend and personal coun
sel is ex-Secretary Herbert His
bride is the sister of an Ohio Dem
ocrat. And yet some folks say that
Dewey is a dyed-in-the-wool Ver
mont Republican. Birmingham
(Ala.) News.
Mr. Bryan says that President
McKinley's assertion that the Phil
ippine archipelago came to us, not
of punchoosing, but by the hand of
God,' reminded him of a negro who
prayed for poultry. " When I ask
de Lawd to Ben' me a chicken I
didn't it him, but when I ask him
to sen' me to de chicken I got him
every time."
An exchange thinks that maybe
Carmack ia playing politics from
the standpoint of economy. It re
quires plenty of money for & candi
date for Congress to get before the
people, but it is different when a
man aspires to the Senate. Then
the newspapers whoopi'em up free
gratis,' and his principle item of es-pcr.3e-is
inr maintaining headquar
ters at the Maxwell, with plenty x
free whisky and free cigars for 1'ie
Tumbled solons.
New ttt.xk of Fall Goods, cotuiftin;; of a Full and Complete line of
TO SHOW YOU THAT
Shoes from 35c. to $1,25
Double Front Overalls. . .40 to 50c
Lastest Fad in Shirta 40c to $1
Good Work Shirts 25 to 60c
Lard, Ueans, TeaH, Pickles, Hominy,
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s&nnr-Ji tszia ml-a
FROM CIG SANDY.
Regular correspondence.
The littlo'daughter of Alvin Pres
son is very sick.
Bascombe Bobbins has returned
from Cincinnati.
J. M. Goodin, of Henry, is visit
ing relatives here.
Rev. W. A. Watts has gone to
Brownsville, to attend annual con
ference.
W. P. Caraway has gone back to
work on the Louisville and Nash
ville Railroad.
Professor Wilson's mother is as
sisting him in his school, in the ab
sence of Brother Watts.
The First Tennessee Regiment
has at last arrived at San Francisco.
The question now arises,, what are
we going to do for the boys? Ale
we going to give them a reception
of any kind? If so, it is time, we
were going about it.
Miss Maggie Pierce and Ed Lind
sey were married Thursday evening
of last week at the residence of Dr.
Cunningham. The wedding came
rather as a surprise to the friends
of the young people. We extend
congratulations and wish them a
happy life.
Big Sandy, November 15.'
FROM SMITH'S COLLEGE.
Regular correspondence
S. A. Byrn was at Big Sandy this
week laying brick.
Master Herbert Byrn took in the
capitol of Henry County Saturday
James Lockhart is making sub
stantial improvements on his homo
place. f
Walter Lashlee, who has been
down with fever some time,' is no
better, and fears are entertained
for his recovery.
Harvey Black died on last week
and' the interment was at the old
Bushings Chapel Cemetery. He
leaves a wife and three children to
whom we extend sympathy. ,
. Smith's College, November 14
FliOM GREENBRIEIt. .
Regular correspondence.
Nearly all the corn crop has been
safely housed in this locality.
I. N. Baker, of Harker, Ky., was
called here last week by the death
of his mother.
The old Lockhart mills are once
more in operation, under the man
agement of Willie Nunnery, better
known as Dorris. Every Saturday
is grinding day.
It is with much sadness that we
chronicle the death of Mrs. Aman
da Lockhart, who departed this life
last Friday, at the ripe old age of
70 years. She had been married
twice, her first husband was Joe
Baker, and then after a widowhood
of -several years eke was married to
S. M. Lockhart, whom she survived
nbnt six years. . Aunt Manda, as
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I MEAN BUSINESS. I QUOTE
Hope Domestic 7c
Heavy Yard Wide Brown Domestic,
only 5c.
A Good $1.25 Hat only.75c
Potatoes, Peper, Spicen, Meal, Flour, New Sorghum, Sugar-hom; Molaien, and everything
fail to conio and pneo my goodw before buying elsewhere. Courso Salt
j IH t M O' )HO KM
HOLLOW ROCK, TEN NEE
she was called, was well known and
beloved by all; she was a true chris
tian, a devoted mother, and she
leaves four children, all of whom
are married. Her eldest son, I. N.
Baker, resides at Hardin, Ky. A
daughter lives in Texas, and a son
and daughter reside in this county.
The remains were laid to rest at Ba-
j ker's Chapel Cemetery on Saturday
afternoon. She will be sadlv miss
ed in this community, where her
death has cast a deep gloom.
Rev. Warner Moore, jr., preach
ed good sermons here Sunday af-
-ernoon and evening, this being his
ast appointment at this place. He
is an excellent minister and a good
man, and if we must give him up
the prayers and good wishes of the
people of this community will foL-
ow him wherever he may go.
Greendrier, November 11
Now is the time to get rid of your
old aching teeth. Dr. Reynolds,
the dentist, fits mouths where other
dentists have failed.
The CnuoNiCLE will be mailed
to any address for 50 cents a year,
payable in advance. Subscribers
will please promptly notify us of
any irregularity in the delivery of
their papers.
Mrs. Harriet Farmer now has
charge of the hotel property of H
F. Stigall, on the north side of the
square, and desires her friends and
the public to know that she is more
conveniently located andbetterpre
pared to furnish meals and lodging
Good beds, good table, quiet yooms
and prompt attention. Travelin
men and those having business in
town can economize time and save
money by stopping with Mrs. Far
mer. Charges reasonable. Specia
rates to those who desire board by
the week or month.
YOU ARE A DEMOCRAT
ano, or course, want a oenmcratie newspaper
J lie imicafto iMspatcii is tno great oemocrati
weekly newspaper ol tne country. It advocate
the readoption of the Chicago platform and the
renomination ol William Jennmus lirvan.
There has never been a political campaign that
will equal In importance that of the one to be
fought next year. The Republican party, backed
by the money power 01 this country ami liiirone
is alert and aggressive. Flushed with the victo
ry of three years ago it will seek by every mean
lu its power to maintain its supremacy.
Democrats must be up and doing. They must
wwre an unceasing war upon their enemies. 1
no better and more effective way can t his be don
than by the circulation of good sound Democratic
newspapers. The publisher of the Chicago Dis
patch will send, a copy of the Cliicao Dispatch
from now until January 1, 1HW, for 50 cents. I
you are not already taking this great political
weekly, send in your subscript ion at once. You
should not only do this yourself, but you should
induce your friends to join you. By a little effort
yoit can easily raise a club of ten or twenty sub-
scrmers. An extracopv lor chid oi ten.
The Chicago Dispatch is endorsed bv William
Jennings Bryan and other Democratic leaders.
Address Til K ClIICACO DISI'AICII,
VSS and 1112 Fifth Avenue, Chicago, 111
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Trains pans Camden on the Nashville, Uiatta
nuoga and St. Louis lUilroad as follows:
TRAINS EAST.
To.3, mail. ...".,")(! pin
No. 1, express, S.STiain
No. w " 2.(W am
TRAINS WKST.
No. 4, mail P.W am
No. 'y.!, express 2 50 am
No. 2, " 9.53 pm
fVR jb printing Taril itics are first-elass.
mid
J our sfH'dialty i.; oml work. KMiinates (and
Rumples v.here possible) will ho furnished on a;-
5 ligation. -Address- Tun ChiioM' I.k, t';nnden,
enn.
Dry (imnh, Notion, Moots, SIhm k,
sell you r.ny tiling in
YOU A FEW PRICES:
Nice line ot Woolen Dresi Goods to
sell at leis Hun wholesale prices.
10 4 Bleached Sheeting 18c
Ready Made Skirts .G5 to 90c
SEEE.
TO Cl'ICE LA UH1VVK IN TWO DAYS
Take Laxative Ihomo Qmnino Tablets.
All dnurgi.-its relnnil tU money if it fails
to cure. E. V. G row's nignatura on
every box, 25 cents.
WANTlil).
to cut I million fe
Haw-mill to cut million feet lumber
by the thousand; p:iv every two wcuka.
Apply to J. W. HALEY, .
19 2iitf' Lilbiu-n, Tenn.
FARM FOR SALE.
A valuable farm. 267 J acres; mutable
for farming and stock raising; location
convenient ;toims reasonable; title O. K.
Apply to I. N. BKIDGES.
18-23 Cm. Camden, Tenn.
NON-RESIDENT NOTICE.
John M. Cuff efc als. vs. Thurman Cuff
ft uls. In tlio County Court of Beu-
tou County, Tennessee.
In this cause it appears from tlLO alle
gations in complainants' bill, which is
sworn tot that the-defendants. Ilattie
jlanchai'd, William JUatichard, Charley
Cuff and David Cuff are non-residents
of the State of Tennessee so that the or
dinary process of law can not be served
upon them.
It is therefore ordered bv me, G. B.
Greer, elerk of said court, that said de-
endants, Ilattio Blanchard, William
Jlanchard, Charley Cuff and David Cuff
enter their appearance in this cause on
or before -the second Monday in Decem
ber, next, and plead, answer or demur
to complainants' bill (in which they seek
to sell the lands of which B. H..Cnff
died, seized and possessed of, for parti
tion) or the bill will be taken- fcr con
fessed aa to them and the cause set for
iearin;ex parte, as to them, and that
this order be published for four consec
utive weeks in IiieCamdfx Cukoniclk,
a newspaper published at, Camden, Tenn.
'11ns the 7th day of November, lHU'J.
G. B. GliEER, .
Clerk.
J. M. L'asiilsr and S. L. Peeler,
19-22 . Solicitors for complainants.
NON-RESIDENT NOTICE.
E. J. Nunnery vs. George Nunnery et
als. In Chancery- Court at Camden.
In tin's cause it duly appearing from
the records in the cause that the defend
ant, Mvrum Nunnery, is a non-resident
of the State of Tennessee and a resident
of the State of Missouri, so that the or
dinary process can not be served upon
him:- It ia therefore ordered that said
defendant enter his appearance herein
before the clerk and master of tin's court
on or before the first Monday in Janua
ry, 1P0O, and make deft-no to said bill
or the-same will be taken for confessed
as to him -and set for heaving ex parte,
and that a copy' of this order be publish
ed for four consecutive weks in Tee
Camdev CimosicxE.
. This November U, 189!) '
I). G. HUDSON,
J. G. lloBINS,-' Clerk and Master.
Solicitor for complainants. 19-2;)
and SfAt-e 7arratits for sale at. iiikChho.n-
ici.k office; Other blanks print-M to ordor:
Trade Marks
Designs
Copyrights Ac
Anyone sendlni? a oketeh and description may
qnt'kly ssnertnin rrnr opinion free whether mi i
invention is probably patentable ComnTunioa.
tiontrict!yeontldentiHl. Handbook on Patents-'
sent free. Oldest nnuncy for seourinc patents.
Patents taken through Munu & to. receive
lrUU notice, without cliarye, In the
ScUnlific Jlsiuricai).
A handsomely Illnstrated weekly. Inrepst err
eolation of any ncientitio Journal. Terms. :t a
yeir: four months. L Sold by all newsdnler.
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my line as tho-jp nn yon
A Good Wool Suit of Clothes ... t't
Little Suit $1 and up
Overcoats .$3 to $12
Good Jeans Pants 50c
only irl.OO per barrel.
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KNOCKS OUT
CHILLS AND FEVER.
F!casn to ta.
ConUlm no p,Muu. .urnto4 ',
in flurft or mnpr rtuml d
LABGU EIZE BOTTLB,
Sold hy .(:. rlH sON,,Cnimleii,.Tn.
rnp r"H niw
WOMEN used
to think "fe
male diseases "
could only bs
treated after "lo
c a 1 examina
tions" by physi
cians. . Dread of
such treatment:
kept thousands of '
modest women
silent about their
suffering. The in
troduction, of'
Wine of Cardul has now demon--
, strated that nine-tenths of all the
: cases- of menstrual disorders do
not require a physician's attention ;
at all. . The simple, pure
taken in the privacy of a woman's .
, own home Insures quick relief and ;
speedy cure. Women-need not ,
! hesitate now. Wine of Cardui re--
quires no humiliating examina--,
tions for its adoption. It cures any"
disease that come3 under the head .'
, of "femaje troubles" disordered
menses, falling of the womb,
"whites," change of life. It makes-
vomen beautiful by making them
well. It keeps them young by
keeping them healthy, $1.00 at
the drug store.
Forwdvlce In casas requiring- special '
directions, address, g-ivin? symptoms,
the " Ladies' Advisory Department,"
Tha Chattanooga Medicina Co., Chatta- -nooea.
Tenn.
W. I. ADDISON, M.D., Cary, Miss., says:
"I use Wine of Cardul extensively In
my practice and And It a most excellent
preparation Tor female troubles."
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