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Vol. XX. No. 1IJ.
CAMDEN. TKN'N., TJIIDAY. MAHOH . 1000.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS.
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Tho Kind You Have Always JSoulit 1ms borne tlie siu'i
turo ol'Chas. II. Fletcher, and Jian boon made under hi
personal Kupervi.sion for over HO .years. Allow no mu
to Uecelvo yoii in this. Counterfeits, Imitations iwut
Just-as-prMul" uro lmtDxperiinentH, and endanger tho
"health of Children Experience against Jlxperiment.
What is CASTORS A
Castoria. is n Iiarinless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drop and Soothliifr Hyrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine) nor other JS'ar-otic
substance. Its asro is its guarantee. It destroys W.niH
ami allays Fevorishiiess, It cures Diarrhoea und AViiul
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the, Pood, regulates tho
Stomach and iiowcls, giving healthy and natural sleep,
Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend.
The KM You Have Always Bought
S) iicars lac bignaiuro oi
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FROM LIBERTY.
Lou Jl. Watson was at II oil ad ay
Tuesday.
J. 1 Jordan, of Zach, was in the
city TucKilay.
15. F. Davidson, of "Way, was in
tlio city Tuesday.
W. 11. M adows.of Wavorly, was
in tho city Saturday.
Marshal 1'. G. Flowers was at
llolladay Wednesday.
Howard Utley, of Huntingdon,
was in. tho city Tuesday.
A. It. P rook a and boiho of his
family are sick this week.
Miss Allio Alsup, of Dig Sandy,
spent Tuesday hero with friends
Mrs. C. V. Hawley has been in-
l disposed several days this week.
Terrell Travis returned to King
ston Springs tho first of the week.
Tho weather for the past week
has been all that could bo desired.
W. P. lledick and wife, of Dig
Sandy, spent Sunday hero with rel
atives.
W. E. Mcltao has moved to tho
old Hawley place, which ho has
rented.
Mrs. Lou Hudson and children
f TT i' 1 .Ll
will finable him to locate, tho Dlus OI nmmnguon, are visiimg rem.
In Use For Oyer 30 Years.
TM omrau. co.hhv. tt iin TrrT, new o city.
Itegular correspondence.
Eobert Stewart is moving to the
Dateman plu o- east of Camden.
I. N. Lawrence has returned from
Huntingdon and entered school at
Camden. -
For lack of interest, perhaps, the
Sfinday school soema to be indefi
nitely postponed.
Elbert Florence, wh6 is attend
ing school at Camden, spent-Sun-day
with homef oiks.
Elmer Vick has gone to Cherry
Grove where he opened a school
yesterday. May success attend his
best efforts.
Liberty, March 13.-
grass State.
On account of measles being in v. L. Morris, D. G. Hudson and
the community, Rev. W. A. Watts T. C. ltye were in .Nashville las
ailed to meet his appointment at Wednesday.
this place Sunday, and Ilev. Jesse Dr. Hugh Leslie and George W,
Farmer filled his place. '
Flatwoods, March 13.
We have just made arrangements
with D. F. Drown, the celebrated
photographer, to make you one cab-
?n4- lvninnntA -err 1 1 l 1 t liT t TT ill miTA I
you iree every uiuu yuu ejjeuu j
cash with us; or, if you want three
FROM WAT.
Ketular correspondence.
Miss Delia Holland has returned
from -a -visit in Flatwoods.
Miss Lela Holland is visiting her
aunt, Mrs.. Martha A.Pafford, in
Flatwoods.'
Mrs. Fronie Farmer, of Claud,
was the guest of her parents here
last week.-'
Mrs. Artie Wilson, of near Eva,
visited the family of J. L. Holland
yesterday.
Aunt Eettie Vester, who has been
confined to her room for severa
weeks, is reported very low.
The little town of Hust Village
isspreadiug rapidly. Wo -do no
know whether or not they sell rum
but we think all that is necessary
now is to have the town incorpor
ted.
While J. L. Holland was burn
iu' off a little space of woods las
Saturday evening the fire spread
from a tree which fell across the
feiice and burned about 40 panels
of the fence.
Way, March 12.
Kb one knows the unbearable tort
ure ono undergoes from piles unless
thev are so afflicted. Tabler'sDuck
eye Pile Ointment is a quick, safe
and painless cure. Price 50 cents
in bottles; tubes, 75 cents. Sold by
all druggists.
FKOM FLATWOODS.
Regular correspondence.!
Farmers are busy sowing oats.
Mrs. Nannie Warrick is slowly
recovering from an illness-of sev
eral days duration.
The Way reporter is advised to
buy a geography from the Whcat
Vyville reporter, which, we think,
tives here.
NOW IS TOUR CHANCE t
Stokes, of llolladay, went to Nash
ville Wednesday.
Capt. Leon Carawray and W. I
Caraway, of Dig Sandy, were here
on business Tuesday.
Miss Lela Maiden has returned
home from an extended visit with
Lemon Cain and mother have
photos, buy 10 (cash) worth and moved from Oakdale to the Hudson
f, irfnrpa will nHt von rmtliinf. Pmce oum v,aiuueu.
This will only last a short while.
Come early.
Stkjall & Potts,
Camden, Tenu.
M. C. Taylor has located at Cam
den, and is prepared to do watch
and clock repairing. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Mrs. Josephene Arnold and Miss
Pearl Arnold went to Tullahoma
last Friday to visit relatives.
George Florence, of Lexington,
visited Denton County relativeslast
w'eek, returning home Sunday.
A substantial sidewalk has been
built from the public square, on
Paris street, to Haley avenue.
All agents of The Chronicle are The friends of Lem Thompson
required to remit the full amount will be glad to learn that ho was
of our club rate subscriptions. some better yesterday morning.
. T. D. Totty, of Nashville, visited
-L 11 ill UillkUiMVjlJlJ ttUU K,l. , . , . -, TT I
I i.lnlnTno lara ' 'noci nv H la incr
recovering from a severe illness.
Mrs. Blaude riant ana cnud, or
Children often inherit feeble di- Humphreys County, are spending
gestive power and colic of a more or a few days with Camden relatives
less severe character results when
food is taken which is at all difficult
to digest. White's Cream Vermi
fuge acts as a general and perma-1
nent tonic. Price, 25 cents. Sold
by all druggists.
Mrs. A. P. Lashlee wrent to Leb
anon Monday to spend a few weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. G. K. G ate-
wood.
The cold wave and snow storm
yesterday morning interfered with
Tho "X" on your paper indicates gardening and the plans of fishing
that your time of subscription to parties.
TnE Chronicle has expired, and Chancery court will meet here
your paper will be stopped unless next Monday. The docket con-
reuowed at once. We hope our tains about forty cases, of more or
subscribers, upon finding the "X" less importance.
on their paper win lmicuy renew W r Baber o Huntingdon, was
their subscriptions promptly. in the city Tuesday. He informs
M1 , , us that he will move to Holladay
ThE CnRONiCLE wall be mailed . , ... J
. , , , rrx . snortly and engage m business,
to an v address for 50 cents a year, J &
payable in advance. Subscribers A communication from Croker's
will please promptly notify us of is held for the identification
tli a dolivprv nf of the writer. Another from Pine
The CnRONiCLE. KM is unavoidably crowded out.
w . t... iv Twn iiats 3ohn II. Davidson, of the fourth
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets, district, died Wednesday afternoon
All druggists refund the money if it fails of pneumonia. He had been sic
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to cure. l. W . uiovoh Mgnacure u ni cimrf fj
eral children survive him. He was
The Hopewell PicshyttTy of tho
'uiiiboi'.and Presbyterian Church j
will meet at McKenzie lo-inoiio.vl
week.
W. T. Morri.s went to Nashville
Wednesday to attend the meeting
of tho State Democratic Executive
Committee, of which he is a mem-
er.
A inasH-met'ting of Itepnblicann
of Denton County will be held at
Camden the liiht Monday in April
o nominate county candidates and
electa now executive committee.
S. D. Dempsey, an experienced
eaehor of stenography and type
writing, desires to build up a school
of that kind at Camden. At pres
ent ho is teaching at Dig Sandy.
J. H. Kee requests us to return
his thanks to the people of Denton
County for their hospitality and
courtesies during the recent cam
paign, and his apologies for not ac
knowledging tho same sooner.
Elder G. W. Dauks will preach
at tho Methodist Church to-night
at the usual hour for services. He
will hold conference at Postoak to
morrow and Sunday and at Cow-
ell's Chapell Sunday and Monday
Correspondents will please note
that all matter of the nature of an
advertisement is blue penciled un
less the writer remits to us a suffi
cient amount to pay for the same at
the rate of 10 cents for every seven
words.
Walter Ilassell, of Dig Sandy;
Misses Emma and OUie Herndon,
of Eva; John Jones, of Devider;
Carl and Miss Delia Vick, of Lib
erty; Miss Wood, of Glendale; Miss
Alma Greer, of Middlebrook, and
a number of others have recently
entered school here.
Communications from Glendale,
Wyly and Way are declined, and
the writers are requested to call at
his office and receive a copy of our
circular letter to correspondents.
Our rules are rigidly enforced, and
in order to comply with them wTe
would advise those who desire to
correspond regularly to get a copy.
Mrs. Leland, of San Francisco,
widow of Dev. L. J. Leland, who
died in the Philippines, was in the
city Tuesday. She was en route to
New York to visit her sister, and
stopped off to meet the friends of
Mr. Leland, many of whom reside
in this city. She is interested in
lavinsr the remains of her husband
brought to the United States.
A Paris special to the Nashville
American last Saturday says: " C.
N. Wright, of Huntingdon, to-day
bought the large stave plant which
T. J. Dodd has been operating in
Henry County and will continue
tho business. The plaut is one of
the largest in West Tennessee. Mr,
Dodd will move to Camden and en
gage in business." Mr. Dodd was
here the first of the week, but we
are not informed as to what his
present plans are.
FROM HOLLADAY.
SjU'i'lal mi I i'hHiMil( lice.
An enjoyable entertainment wan
ell lit the home of (j. Woods hint
Saturday evening.
Dev. X. h. Joyner preached an
.eelleiit M't'tnon at the Pnplift
Church Sunday afternoon.
Some of the young people of the
town attended the;Meirift-fhorn-
ton wedding Sunday afb rnoon.
Mr. Dond, has' Hold .hi Mock of
merchandise and has purchased a
farm. Mr. Woods sold his stock
of groceries to Mr. Kirk last week.
In answer to your Way reporter
a 6 to which is the Dluegrass State,
wo answer, Kentucky. Will some
one please tell why llhode Island
has two capitols V
A largn crowd was at the lrte.rf.ry
Friday evening. Music by Mrs.
Lindsey and Ed Woods. The sub
ject for next Friday evening", will
bo tho Philippine question.
Holladay, March 11.
FROM WYLY.
every box. 25 cents.
WANTED-Honestniim or woman to travel for a good citizen, honest and indus
larjre nouse; salary sm mommy una t-s nw, , . , , ... , ,. . .
Willi MCI vasu; ohuioh pt'iumiifiii; nu-nw sin- unui.o, uui uv ju cuuir uuoacu
nildresst'd staiiiocil cnvuloiie.
Ciivlon JU;l!tUn. Chicuno.'
MAN AG El., 330
in that community,
Special corri'spoiuli'lKT.
T. D. Herriu has returned from
a long stay in Illinois.
The health of Jack Greer is no
better, we regret to h arn.
Mrs. Dud Lockhart says sho is
ready for that storming party.
Mesdames Homer Ilicks and Det-
ie Pushing visited at Dig Sandy
Saturday.
David Quillen' says this is the
irst time in his life, when Christ
mas came in March.
Jesso Herrin says he seems to
lave entered into a new existence
since the arrival of a.boyat his
lome.
The entertainment and oyster
supper given at tho home of J. R.
lerrin in honor of the soldier boys
and the visiting Misses Nance was
one of the most enjoyable occa
sions ever known at Wyly.
Wyly, March 14.
FOIl SALE.
One No. 12 16-inch disc harrow
Will sell cheap for cash only.
Phillips Grocery Co.,
20-13tf Camden, Tenn
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Marriage licenses have been is
sued by County Clerk G. D. Greer
to J. T. Merrich and Ethel Thorn
ton, David Alsup and F. A. Mc
Campbell.
Couldn't help getting a cold neve
cures it; but carrying home a bottl
of Dallard's Horehound Syrup and
using it as directed, will cure th
worst kiud of cough or cold. Price
25 and 50 cent9. Sold by druggists
FROM SULPHUK SPRINGS.
Regular correspondence.
Mrs. Adaline Dush is confined to
ler room with rheumatism.
James Parker will probably erect
a new dwelling here shortly.
Eva, the little child of W. W,
Wheatley, is reported very sick.
The Delyew Mill is in operation.
The mill is a great boon to this
community.
There is talk of a telephone line
to connect Claud and Dig Sandy
by way of Sulphur Springs.
Thomas Parker has returned to
New Orleans, where ho has a po
sition on the Illinois Central Eail-.
oad.
Sulphur Springs, March 13.
FKOM GREENBKIEK.
Special correspondence.
James Alsup lias purchased the
David Denton place.
Dock Wyatt and II. F. Cantrell
bid for the David Alsup place, but
the sale will remain open until next
Saturday.
T. W. Barnes is very busy at as
sessing tho taxes of the eight dis
trict. It is thought that the value
of property in the district has in
creased to some extent.
Greenbrier, March 13.
FROM HUST VILLAGE.
Regular correspondence.'!
James Lewis left this morning
for Mayfield, Ky.
While makiug ties Gould Melton
seriously cut his foot with an ax
last week.
We extend an invitation to the
Flatwoods reporter to como over
and recuperate and secure a few
alligator scales for watch charms.
Hust Village, March 1L