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OFFERS THESE BARGAIN!
Next Thursday is St. Yaleutine's
Day.
N. J. Cuff will go to Memphis
next week.
C. II. Sullivan lias returned from
a trip to Nashville.
"Somebody paid tliey thought it
snowed yesterday."
Thomas Pafford returned to Lex
ington Wednesday.
Alex Dell returned Monday from
a visit to Big Sandy. .
Mrs. W. P. McGill has been very
sick, but is some better.
Thomas L. Bomar was over from
Henry County yesterday.
George II. Harper returned homo
from Memphis this week.
Percy Lowry is able to be out
after several days illness.
Ernest McCulIongh is afflicted
with the "grip" this week.
See our "Miscellaneous Adver
tising" in another column
A. It. Brooks is assisting Trustee
G. W. E. Ilerrin this week
Sterrell Rayborn of Big Sandy
was in the city Wednesday.
Mrs. J. W. rick ens is some bet
d TRY THE "BEE HIVE" ONCE, AND YOU WILL DO SO AGAIN. i J. D. Bice and R. L. Walker o
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f ougar nee were in town una ween
$ "Remember, we are at the Camden Depot for the present. We
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Good White Sugar 15 pounds for 3i
tight Brown Clarified Sugar 16 pounds for $ I a
Turn DitLonao A.kilnLU'c CtnVfa 9 Fl refits
" " Lion Head " 25 cents
$ Two pounds Soda 5 cents
Largte Irish Potatoes bO cents per dusiici
Bacon and Lard 10 cents per pound
n A . rr i l IR A I n a m notlAn
1 rure ttppie vinegar to cents gai.; tenia jjci a"UM
Heinz's Best Apple Vinegar (30 cents gal.) 20 cents per gallon
f Good New Crop Louisiana Molasses 45 cents per gallon
f Fresh Cabbaae 2 cents pound
d Fresh Navv Beans 5 cents pound i
i Nice Evaporated Peaches 10 cents pound A
A I III CO puuil'" van HiiO iicuiii i coviita
Twa cans of same, 25. cents.
f Three large boxes of Brutton's Snuff '. . . . 35 cents
J D& GooAs, Pons, Shoes, Hats and fine glotfeiDj.
i We can save you 20 per cent on your purchases. All kinds of
Patent Medicines at ACTUAL COST. Grove's and Rich's Chill
f Tonio, 35 cents per bottle. All other patent medicines in the same
? proportion.
PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS.
rrrvrte you all
Come and se, us at
the: bee: hive.
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j Glide Hudson a Goipesj, proprietors. J
CAMDEN,
TENNES!
LEADS THEM ALL?
f he llev Rojal Sswinj Machine
$18 to $20.
SOLD BY
T.
H. BATEMAN,
West Side, Camden, Tenn.
DEALEK IN
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VIONUIVIENTS, TOMBS, H 'TABLETS
Of the Best Quality American and Italian Marble aud Granite.
FURNITURE,
Carpets, Rugs, matting,
Wall Paper, Curtains and Fixtures,
PICTURES AND FRAMES,
Household Goods,
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ETC., ETC.
1.00 A YEAR. -
10 CENTS A COrY.
THE CRITERION
Th-ebest Illustrated Montlity Magazine
of the feiruT publiahed.
ITS PAGES ARE FILLED
f V. F. Morris and son, Marshall
f of Sandy were in the city this
f week.
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r .Joe Melton of Flatwoods has re
turned from a visit in Eastern Ar
kansas,
J. II. Melton of Loneoak, Ark , is
visitina relatives in the seventh
district
There M-as an enjoyable dance at
the home of Lee Hargis Wedhes
day night,
Speaking of the weather, did you
appreciate the snow, rain and sleet
yesterday?
Joe M. Gillespie was confined to
his room the first part of the weeli
with the "grip.
. Hon. L. 11. "Watson entertained
a coterie of friends at luncheon Sat
urday afternoon
Miss Eddie Hushing . returned
home this week after an extended
visit with relatives.
C. V. Hawley and Arch Clement
went turkey hunting yesterday
just hunting, that's all
John Jordan is sick this week.
C. N. Cowell has charge of the for
mer's dray during his illness,
Miss Bettie Carrington wap the
guest of 'Misses Bertha and Zula
McElyea Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. A. Arnold aud Miss Pearl
are visiting at Tullahoma, but are
expected back before Valentine.
Miss Pauline Brooks has return
ed home from Eagle Creek, her
school at that place haviug closed.
A number of the young people
in masquerade dress particpated in
a storm party at the residence of
F. E. McElyea Monday evening,
George Tolliver has resigned his
position with the "Bee Hive" and
accepted a place with T. J. Dodd,
The young men are planning ar
rangements for a valfiitiiiH hall on
the evening of February 11, and
which promises to be the best of
he season.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Dodd went
o Holladay Tuesday in rcFpoiiHp
to a telephone inessngt? stating the
illness of the hitter's sibter, Mrs.
Win. Stokes.
Fire was discovered in the fine
of Gorge W. Toliver's residence
Wednesday morning in the nick of
time by Robert L. Phillips, who
promptly subdued the flames.
Pkufe McAuley, colored, charged
with violating the age of consent
law, was given a preliminary hear-
in: Monday and case continued un
til to-morrow before Justice Cuff,
Poles aip being puteed on the
ground for the new telephone ex
change and will bo erected next
week. A switchboard of 50 drops
capacity and telephone boxes have
been purchased. The exchange
will probably bo in operation with
in six weeks.
Among thenewstudents entering
Benton Seminary this week were
Thos. Cooper, Divider; Isaac Lau
rence and Pearl Davidson, Liberty;
Carl Thompson, Alma and Clarice
Greer, Cowell's Chapel. The total
enrollment exceeds 200 and the
daily average in excess of 150.
Mr. and Mrs, J. T. Hall returned
Monday night from their bridal
tour and are now at home to their
friends at the residence of W. A.
Lashlee. Mr. Hall has purchased
half interest in the grocery busi
ness of Mr. Lashlee and the firm
name changed this week to Lash
lee & Hall -
The social affair at the Melton
FHOM MclLLWAIN.
rulur eiirriMi.iMiili'iic'i'.
llev. Sanford Tippett has return
ed hoinp.
S. L. Peeler of Camden was hero
one day last week.
B. C. Flowers and wife of Holla-
day visited here Sunday.
W. F. Harriison of Holladay was
here on busbies last week.
Joe Melllwnin lost a fine blooded
yearling bint week in the freshet.
MisH Ella Wesson of Sugar Tree
h spending a few days with friendi
and relatives here.
Mrs. Artie Thornton is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. J. T. Merrick,
at Holladay this year.
J. W. M fill wain closed his school
hero Friday with an excellent pro
gram. Professor Mclllwain is a
good teacher, and all regret that
the school was not of longer dura
tion McIllwain, February 5.
FHOM WIIITLEVVILLE.
Spcrl.'il porrespoiulence.
Elijah Phifer is improving slow
ly, we are pleased to learn.
J. C. Akeis and wife of Johnson
ville visited here last week.
J. B. Pierpont and son, Iloyal,
were at Magnolia last week.
The new school house near this
place will soon be completed.
Albert Melton, who cut, his foot
receutly, is able to be out again.
D. B. Thomas, the hustling stock
man of Eva, was here last week.
The timber industry is at a stand
still, owing to the bad condition of
the roads.
G. W. Farmer has moved his saw
mills from Sulphur Springs imilo
north of here.
Mrs. Dollie Farmer and children
House Saturday evening was voted have returned to their home at La-
one of the successful events of the ruthersville, Mo., after spending a
new year despite the unfavorable few weeks here with relatives.
weather. The bus was pressed into WhiTLEYVILLE, February 5.
service and conveyed the guests to
and fro. Games, music, recitatious
and refreshments conimnsed the Special correspondence.
,,rmnt Alviu Bushing made a business
CltllllJL. C J l'J LXl. UUi I
rp, , , e i trip to Paris Friday.
XLIt PLVUIUl VUwIlU nuo Willi iiV-W - . lt
Don, little son oi Aivin lseman,
FK03I POSTOAK.
upon N.J. Cuff at Bayham Lodge,
No. 8G, Knights of Pythias, Mon
day evening. ' Robert W. Ayres
and Eugene Travis are candidates
for admission next Monday night,
when the third degree will be im
nosed upon Mr. uuir. me near
future promises other aspirants.
J. M. Waggoner has purchased
the livery business of Saunders &
Hnbbs and will be continued under
the management of Frank Plant,
who intends adding more horses
and vehicles and be in shape to
serve his customers promptly and
satisfactorily. His advertisement
appears in another column.
While at work at the old Weeks'
place east of town, Daniel Presson
found some nails that are a curios-
has been very sick, but is better.
Rev. J. W. Wardlow failed to fill
his appointment here Sunday, to
the disappointment of many church
goers.
Its authoritative as salesman.
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The temperance lodge meets reg
ularly every Saturday uight. If all
;oes well, the lode will give an
other entertainment here in the
near future.
There was a quilting at the home
of T. T. Deatou Friday, followed
by an entertainment at night iu
which the young folks participated
with much enjoyment.
Postoak, February 5.
FK05I LIBFttTY.
by a brilliant array of writers and artists,
.nA inrWnrlent reviews of Books. Plays, Music and Art, No improvement is reported in
mmoc
its clever stories, strong special articles, humor and verse, q fof
with fine illustrations, make it a necessity in every intelli- several weeks.
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gent home. The very low subscription price $1.00 a year Mrs. C. N. Travis entertained the
.... ii n.i.-.i.T ' t. San Souci Friday evening. The
DUtS It Wltiiin IU9 reacu tt aii. xusnauie agt-ms uuicu - -
' club will meet with Mrs. Tom C
in every town. Extraordinary inducements. Write for par- piy6j tyfl evenjn
ticulars. Write to-day for sample copy. Prof. 'A. Y. Bowles, of the Ben
ton Seminary faculty, will organize
r .bseripficn ' vkhkiu.m i'uuhwiiu w., . a ckgg in sbortiiami, typewriting
Department.
41 East 21st street, New York City, and book-keeping Monday.
Fcccular correspondence.
Miss Dora Elmore is no better,
ity to the present generation, three w0 regret to learn.
of which are claimed to have been t N. Lawrence entered school at
made in 1830 and of wood, probably Camden yesterday.
oak, while those of iron (supposed ye want to hear from Holladay
to have been made in 1810) resem- Evft ami Bio; Sandy.
semble a hand forged article. t A. Totty, of Hustburg, has
The old "Stock Store" on the been over on a visit.
southeast side of the square, the A new girl arrived at the home of
warehouse and vacant lot adjoining Horace Hargis last Sunday.
were sold to Claude Hudson by D. W. H. Evans attended the tek-
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G. Hudson for $1,100. The build- phone meeting at Springville.
iug is now occupied by Fry & Cor- Carlos Fiidey is confined to his
bett, hardware dealers. It was Mr. r0om at the home of R. W. Ayres
Hudson's intention to erect a brick 1 with a case of the grip.
building on the vacant lot adjoining Liberty, February o.
TnE Ciironicle office and move
his stock of general merchandise
from the depot to the brick, but
since le has made this purchase it
is understood that he will build on
the lot by the "Stock Store" build-
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