The Camden chronicle., February 22, 1901, Image 1

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OFFERS THESE BARGAIN
Good White Sugar.
Light Brown Clarified Sugar
Two packages Arbuckle's Coffee
Two imcka;res "Lion Htad" toltt't
Two pounds Soda
' i Largo Irish Potatoes
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JJacon and Jjard
a l'ure Apple Vinegar (regular 25 cents) 15 cents per gallon a
lleinz's Best Apple Vinegar (DO cents gal.).. 20 cents per gallon
T flood New Crnn TiOiiixiiiiiR MnlitKses -15 eitts upr I'nllon t
Fresh Cabbage
P Fresh Navy Beans 5 cents per pound
J Nice Evaporated Peaches 10 cents per pound
a Three-pound can White Heath Peaches 15 cents
Two cans of same 25 cents
f Three large boxes of Bruttou's Snuff 35 cents
Oil Gooils. ptions; pass,
(Wo can save you 20 per cent, on your purchases. All kinds of
Patent Medicines at ACTUAL COST! Grove's and Rich's Chill
f Tonic, 35 cents per bottle. All other patent medicines in same
f proportion.
) TRY THE "BEE HIVE" ONCE, AND YOU WILL DO SO AGMN.
y Remember, we are at the Camden Depot for the present. We I
invite you all to come and see us at
" THE BEE HIVE."
Ilauile Hudson a Eospani, ppoppietops.
CAMDEN, TENNESSEE.
LEADS THEM ALL!
TliBHeBRfljalSBWiBjHacMES
$18 to $20.
SOLD BY
H. BATEMAN,
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West Side, Camden, Tenn.
DEALER IN
MONUMENTS, TOMBS, TABLETS
Of the Best Quality American and Italian Marble aud Granite.
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ACISIHE
PARIS,
WE ARE PREPARED
To do all kind of LATHE, ENGINE, BOILER, MILL
and SAW MILL work.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
We keep SUPPLIES of all kinds, OILS, PACKING
y YALVES, LUBRICATORS, OIL CUPS, etc. W
make SMOKE STACKS to order. Sell all kinds of
MACHINERY, ENGINES and BOILERS. If you have
? SECOND-HAND MACHINERY
and want to sell it, list
mission where we make a sale. If you want to buy sec
ond-hand machinery,
you want.
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furniture:.
Carpets, Rugs, Matting,
Wall Paper, Curtains and Fixtures,
PICTURES AND FRAMES,
Household Goods,
ETC., ETC.
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PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS.
Bill Stokes of Holladny visited
relatives here Sunday.
D. G. Hudson went to Nashville
Wednesday on business.
Mrs. T. E. Ellington lias been
quite eick for some time.
A civ Ion Frazier of Lexington was
over on a visit thia week.
Storm parties are the latest fad
in Camden society circles.
S. A. Clement of Big Sandy vis
ited relatives here last week.
Pierce Berry of Wheatley was in
the city Monday on business.
Robert L. Phillips has resigned
his position with T. J Lowry.
Claude Hudson of Hollow Rock
was over the first of the week
J. E. Totty has been quite sick
this week, but is resting easier.
Eugeno Morris of Nashville was
here this week to see homefolks.
Mrs. J. II. Wyly has been quite
sick, but is reported some better.
The San Souci Club will meet
with Mrs. C. N. Travis this even
ing.
There is something new nearly
every week in our "Miscellaneous
Advertising."
Mrs. Annie Wheatley has filed a
petition for divorce in the circuit
court.
J ustice W. II. Melton aud Con
stable Pelt Farmer of Way were in
the city Monday.
Miss Mary McGill of Clarksburg
is visiting her brother, Dr. W. P.
McGill, this week.
The many friends of Mrs. W. P
McGill will be pleased to learn that
she is much better.
Mrs. Tom J. Dodd has returned
lome from a visit to relatives aud
friends at Holladay.
Johu McCampbell of Simon was
here this week and made arrange.
meuts to enter school at Benton
Seminary.
The seventh district is infestec
with thieves. A man by the name
of West had all his meat stolen a
few nights ago.
Miss Pearl McRae was the guest
of Miss Charlie Evans, out at the
country home of W. II. Evans, the
first of the week.
Claude Hudson and wife, Kirby
Lowry, Horace Jordan and W. M
Robins of Hollow Rock attended
the ball here last week.
Regular services will be held a
the Methodist Church next Sunday
forenoon and evening, by the pas
tor, Rev. J. M. Pickens.
The entertainment given by Mrs,
Dora Mc Mack in Saturday evening
was enjoyed very much by a goodly
number of young people.
J. F. Presson of Dickson visited
relatives here this week. He was
accompanied by his mother, who
has been visiting at Dickson.
The personal effects of Alvin C
Rushing, deceased, will be sold at
his late home in the twelfth district
uext Tuesday. G. W. Florence is
administrator.
Among the new students entering
Benton Seminary this week were:
Miss May.Claytou of Chalk Level,
Wesley Legan of Simon, and Dee
Smith of Holladay.
Curtis Jordan, the 17 year old
son of Mrs. Jordan, widow of Clark
Jordan, deceased, died at his home
in Middlebrook Tuesday afternoon.
The young man was taken ill last (J ream 'Vermifuge is t!i bst pie
week with something like a spinal j ventiveof nervousness. It strength-
trouble. The interment took place
at Cross Roads Cemetery Wednes-
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day. e exiemi couuoieuce 10 lue
bereaved relatives
A surprise party at the ren'uh nee
of F. E. MrElyt a Friday evening
iroved quite a succei-s.
O. W. Ilubbs left Ti;,sb.y for
liptonville, where he will iiHsiitne
harge of a new mercaniile eb'ttb
inhment just opening up at that
dace. Mr. Hubbs has sold his res
idence property here to G. W. Ar
nold.
Marriage licenses have been is
sued by County Clerk G. B. Greer
to Otto Arnold and A. Presson, M.
V. Rust and Dora Council, E. C.
Hicks and Annie Brack in, Waller
lobins and Laurena Nance, R. K.
Lowry and Anna MeDaniel, li. B.
Wyatt and Mary A. Melton.
The Taris Machine Shops are
prepared to do all king of lathe,
engine, boiler, mill and saw-mill
work. They keep supplies of all
kind, sell all kinds of machinery,
engines, boilers, and make smoke
stacks to order. All work guaran
teed. See advertisement in anoth
er column.
Owing to the spreading of small
pox in all the adjoining counties,
the county board of health, at a re
cent meeting, decided that general
vaccination was urgent and import
ant in Benton County, and that it
should be attended to without fur
ther delay. While this action of
the board is not compulsory, its
members realize that smallpox will
spread to this county sooner or la
ter, hence the importance of vacci
nation. The board urges that ev
eryone apply to their nearest phy
sician at once aud be vaccinated.
Miss Mary A. Melton of Sawyer's
Mills and R. B. Wyatt of Townes
were united in marriage Wednes
day. MY Wyatt and Miss Melton
drove to town Wednesday morning
and after procuring a license they
soon found Justice F. E. Cuff, who
tied the knot that made them one.
Mr. Wyatt and his bride left im
mediately for their home in Carroll
County. It is said that another
gentleman had procured license to
marry the same young lady, but
Mr. Wyatt, who got wind of what
was on foot, nipped all other plans
in the bud by marrying her himself
The marriage of Mr. Kirby Low-
ry of Hollow Rock and Miss Anna
McDaniel took place at the home
of the bride's father, Clerk and
Master A. G. McDaniel, Wednes
day forenoon, Rev. J. M. Ticketis,
pastor of the Methodist Church,
South, officiating. Among those
present were Mrs. Donna Faulk
nerand Mr. Horace Jordan of Hoi
low Rock, Miss Ola McDaniel, who
is attending school at Jackson, Mr,
and Mrs. T. J. Lowry, Mr. and Mrs
A. S. Justice, Mrs. Leona McDan
iel. The happy couple left on the
morning train for Hollow Rock,
where they will reside, Mr. Lowry
being engaged in business there.
The Chronicle joins their many
friends in extending congratnla
tions and best wishes.
You can help anyone whom you
find suffering from inflamed throat;
laryngeal trouble, bronchitis, colds,
coughs, etc., by advising the use of
Ballard's Horehound Syrup the
great remedy for coughs and colds.
Price, 25 and 50 cents. Sold by all
druggists.
Nervous children are almost al
ways thin c'ui Id reu. The "out-door-
oov is seldom nervous. wiuo'S
j ens the system and assists to tha'
sortof flesh, whi h cr. ;.tes strength
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Hiiiini.'.erin cmiuinicf. .i i ht, -
sents. Sold by nil UruggUt.
FIJOM FLAT WOODS.
Ii:n!;ir con e immI''Ih'4
Farmers h?i v begun sowing oats.
Dr. H. M. MeAul-y of Camden
was lu re last week on professiomJ
business.
Next Sunday is the regular ap
point iiient of R.-v. G. W. Floreuco
at Wesley Chapel.
Ernest Davidson, who has been
very sic k with pneumonia, is con
valescing. R. C. Biiifoid has been called to
Ramble Creek to see his brother,
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x. out ,nu is very sick, wltu
pneumonia.
A quilting nijd rail-ppliting took
place at the home of J. C. Child
ress last Wednesday, followed by a
song service at night.
Flatwoods, February 19.
FltOSl TOWNES,
Special coi rc.HpoiHlencf .
J. B. Anderson went to Chalk
Level Sunday.
Jesse Worrell has gone to Bucna
Vista on business.
John R. Johnson has been oa
the sick list for some time.
Miss Ethel Cooper of Devider,
who has been attending school here,
has returned home.
It is intimated that George II.
Cowell will begin a singing school
here next Saturday.
As soon as the school here is out
several students will go elsewhere,
either to Camden or McLemores-
ville, to attend school.
If you don't know it, Townes is
situated in Carroll County, on Cot
ton Creek, near Big Sandy River,
about thirty feet from the Benton
County line, on a sand hill between
John Newman's and Daddy Jor-
lan's. No trouble to fiud Townes.
Townes, February 19.
A CHANCE TO SAVK MONKT AT TUK
NEW VOItK STOKK.
We are receiving a new line of
spring Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats,
Shoes, etc., and can save you mon
ey if you come to the New York
Store.
We are selling goods at the low
est prices. We can sell you goods
10 per cent, cheaper than any other
house in the county. We mean
just what we say.
We invite you to come and see
our goods and get our prices before
you buy elsewhere.
Yours for business,
Naifeh Bros.,
Camden, Tenn.
When pain or irritation exists on
any part of the body the application
of Ballard's Snow Liniment gives
prompt relief. Price, 25c and 50c.
Sold by all druggists.
Do you waut to make money?
Would you be satisfied with modest
returns, say ten (10) percent, per
month on an investment of from
S100 to $500? If so, write for my
book on "How Money Makes Mos
ey, bt-nt tree to any address on
application. A postal card brings
it. Address Ellis E. Beebe, Paris,
Tenn.
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For Infant3 and Children,
The Kind Yea m Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
Don't let the hand of time paint
wrinkleson jour fae. Keep young
by kt-t-ping the blood pur and the
digestive organs in a healthful con
di'.ion. HerbiuewiMdothis. Health
isyouth.di-as and ickn ss brings
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all druggists.