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PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS.
U. A. Toils wont to BL' Sandy
ISucsdoy on business.
Ilei shell Eindsey of Big Sandy
visited hero last week.
opened up for business hsl Wednesday st the Camden Depot,
and will sell you all kinds of merchandise at
Miss Mutt it Clement, who closed
a very HiicceHsful echoed Bt Fauar's
I School-house last wee k, lias return-
turned homo.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Lashlcehave
issued invitations for the marriage
FROM VVHI TLCY VILLt.
r ) ACTUAL - VITOL,KSAL,I COST. i Rttentl n bn81luH3 college.
il Joseph ritzsimmons of Faxon
We have bought two stocks of goods, one at 55 cents and cno was in the city one day this week.
at CO cents on the dollar
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t AND WE WILL SAVE YOU MONEY, IF YOU WILL GIVE US
A CHANCE!
Madison Tornlin of Dig Sandy of their daughter, Miss 11a, to dense
wa3 in the city Wednesday. 1. Hall, at their residence, lhurs-
M. L. Yiek has gone to Nashville WW morning, January 31.
Nola Cult has resigned nsa-Hi.t-
ant postmaster at thin place. lie
has not informed us of his plans for
the future, but wo hope he will do-
Sheriff E. E. Fry was at Holla-
day one day this week on business.
A ten pound boy arrived at the
cida to remain in our midst.
Charley Farmer was taken sick
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Will move up town about March 15, 1901, in the new business
house to be erected immediately on the old Cuff lot, on the east side
of th public square.
DON'T KORQET YOU CAN BUY AT WHOLESALE PRICES!
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l t r r ' ii i 1 i u u cut l it'll uuniu jvsiaunv i'v hid
homo of Gus Griggs, this city, last J -i
r -i imuer, uoiui x'miuer, wnu resiues
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We cordially invite you, one and all, to come and see us while
at the UeooL You will find Georae W. Toliver and O. C. Hudson
behind the counter, who will wait on you in a very courteous and f atives and friends at Big Sandy the
A.M. Vaughan of Sawyer's Mill
entered school at lien ton Seminary
last week.
We learn that Memphis parties
contemplate opening a racket store
here boou. .
Tom C. Eye and Sidney L. Feel
er went to Wuverly last Tuesday
on business.
Misa Eddie Bushing visited rel-
polite manner
Hod Will Sell loo QotiiiQj But Bargains!
first of the week.
near Manley ville. " We hope ho will
soon be able to return to school.
After mature deliberation, lion.
W. L. Morris withdrew his resig
nation as cleik and master. Allie
V. Bowles, who has made hosts of
friends here, will continue to act as
deputy clerk and master.
The stockholders of tho Camden
Telephone Exchange Co. held an
important meeting Tuesday even
ing. The stock has about all been
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Elmer Yiek opened school hero
Monday.
Elijah Fhifer is very sick with
pneumonia lever.
Mrs. Bolliti Farmer visited rela
tives at Claud this week.
Albert Melton is improving slow-
ly, we are ph ased to learn.
This fpiiug-liko weather will bo
better appreciated later on.
Charley Davidson of Texas vis
ited relatives here last week,.
Owing to po much sickness, Hi
tie industry here is on the decline.
Misses Flora Melton and Mattie
Fierpont have been visiting friends
in Humphreys County.
Jesse N. Fnj-mer of Ckud passed
through here Sunday on his way
to Camden, to make arrangements
to enter school at that place.
Sneak thieves have been preying
on the very peaceable inhabitants
of this community, several houses
having been entered the past week.
While no clues are obtainable, it is
known that soaio of the victims of
these nightly depredations have
their suspicions, and if the rascals
are caught they will be severely
dealt with.
Wiiitleyyille, January 13. .
taken up, and the work of putting
Hon. J. A. Clement was called to hu tho exchange will begin at once,
xijer lollowing students entered
professional business. 6C11001 at Benton Seminarv Mon
lhe "Lee Hive wa3 opened by day: Miss Yera Yaughau.of llals-
the Claude Hudson Grocery Com- ton; Yirgil Herrin and Miss Delia
pany at ino uepoi eunesaay. .Lockhart, ot W yly ; ULiarley 1 arm- T am R(An i. r,f lmrPaf.
J. F. Beaton and others contem- er, of Manleyville, and Misses Inez prices possible to be made on a
plate building dwellings in north and Valera Uihson, of South Cam- j strictly cash basis, and find it im-
TO JIY FKIIINDi AND CCSTOMEES.
rKOI'RIKTORS.
Camden as soon as spring opens
Mrs. J. A. Clement aud two chil
i dren are spending tho week with
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reiauves ana lrienua m uickhuu.
CAMDEN, TENNESSEE.
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Sidney L. Feeler was called to
Trenton and Humboldt the first of
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sewing Mai
$I8 to $20.
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H. BATEMAN,
West Side, Camden, Tenn.
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Monday.
The little folks of the town spent
a few hours in games and amuse
ments at the Melton House Satur
day evening.
Claude Hudson 'will soon begin
the erection of a business house on
the Cuff lot, on the east side of tho
public square.
Pete Jones was taken ill Satur
day and went to his home near Big
CarDetS, RUgS, Matting,. Sandy. We hope he will come
around alright in a few days.
The Baptist congregation have
been offered a site for their new
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uen. viiiue a numuer or oiners nnneih U in 1
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have made arrangements to cuter crc(ijt.
next week. 1 lie enrollment tor the I have, therefore, fully decided to
present term will probably reach adopt the "Spot Cash" system. I
the UU mark. will reduce theprice on goods whea
The friends of Tom C. Rye were possible.
the week on professional business pleased to learn that he had been Please don't ask credit, aud thus
Mia Tpnnifl StnrWale of F.nloe honored by the leiinessee electoral lorce me to refuse.
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Monday, lhe college organized ter trade. 1. J. i.owry,
by electing J. B. Frazier chairman Camden, Tenn.
nrwl Tom C. Tv Kncretarv. The
vnf vrns ont far Rrv,i mid Rtfiv. Fivo cases of smallpox have been
mi Tii renorted at Jeannette this week.
pnf5fn. hp wprft ll candinares 1
for TnPer to rnrrv the returns IIas Camden a board of health?
tn tVnCl,i(,lnn n,1 nffr n An-rnn nr "An 0UnCe f prevention, etc.," IS a
more ballots had been cast without raaxim worlby of consideration.
result, Mr. Bye, who was not a can-
the week, returning home Tuesday.
Miss Bettie Boswell of Chalk
(. , iniss jeiiia jjosweu 01 naiii
Bevel was in the city Wednesday.
i'Njpll She will enter school here next
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church building by Capt. W. F.
Maiden, who proposes to give them
a lot in north Camden.
Chancellor A. J. Abernathy was
delayed in gettiug here this week,
and chancery court did not open
until Wednesday rooming. As we
go to press witnesses are being ex
amined in the case of Barnett vs.
Coble.
Yuge Earp, who was wanted for
forfeiture on bond, was captured in
Missouri by Marshal E. G. Flowers
and brought here and placed in jail
Monday night. Earp was charged
with being implicated with some
other boys in a robbery at Holla-
day last year.
The attention of our readers is
called to the display advertisement
of tho "Bee Hive," by tho Claude
Hudson Grocery Company, on this
page of The Chronicle. They
have bought two 6tocks of goods at
a great reduction, and propose to
give you the full benefit of their
bargain. George W. Toliver and
O. C. Hudson are in charge, and
extend you an invitation to pay the
"Bee Hive" a visit.
Wh osoever has suffered from
didate, was nominated by E. E. Es- ieg kn0W8 how paiuf uana tronb.
licic and ciiosen wmiout a dissent- iBnmtt i10,7 orQ t.i,i'0 p.ni,0,-a
ing voice. The college certified to Pile Ointment is guaranteed to euro
tiireecertincatesoiinovoiecasioy ;leSt p 5Q cents.in bottles.
uiem. uuecopyiscarnedto nasu- Tubes, 75 cents. Sold by all drug-
ingtou oy a messenger commission- oists.
ed to deliver it to the president of
the Senate; another is sent to him We will accept a few loads of 1G
through the mail, and the third is inch wood on subscription, if de
deposited with the federal judge of livered in the next fifteen days,
this district. At a ioint session of
Congress on the second Wednesday he properties ot ballard s Snow
in February the vote will be count- "imeut possess a range ot usetul-
ed and the result announced. nessgreater thau any other remedy.
M,.,. v v. .AT,F.u-pft wa ttr.kpd A lay seldom passes in eveiy ll0Use"
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by a vicious cow about dusk on last 7 , u' i'y mere io
Wednesday evening and was pain - tureii,uianusnouieeueu. nice
fullv if hot seriously iniured before anu uu ceius- oolu u)7 au "rug-
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the cow could be beated off by her S1
mother, Mrs. iiraudon, who resides Marriage licenses have been is-
near uy. Mrs. urauuon ami voce. sued bv Couutv Clerk G. V, fireor
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Harris ileum iuis. imijeu cuimg to Rnox pafford an(1 Vertiice Cuff,
lor neip, auu run vo ner nuuw. D Dayig aud LehenCQ lIollius.
1 heir timely appearance prouauiy j.
prevented the cow from inflicting
fatal injuries. A dog, which fol- The fragile babe and the growing
lowed Mrs. McElyea to the cow lot, child are strengbtened by White's
was the cause of the trouble. The Cream Vermifuge. It destroys
cow resented the presence of the worms, gets digestion at work, and
dog, which took refuge behind its so rebuilds the body. Price, 25c.
mistress. As it was dark, Mrs. Mc- Sold by all druggists.
Elyea hardly realized the dauger
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until she was knocked down by the i U ll I A
infuriated cow, which proceeded to Tor Infants and Children.
gore her wliilo she screamed for yCH HOYS AiW2VS BS'JgM
hp n V hi a t ire nhs were frac- '
tured and she sustained numbersof ' Bears the
biuiHes about her bodv and limbs. Wgaatiire of
it is a great relief to the relatives
and friends of Mrs. McElyea to Get the county news by sub
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learn mat ner injuries are not iiue- M-niimg wr iut jiii;umcli:, uuo
ly to prove serious. ! dollar a year pays the bill.
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