The Camden chronicle., February 22, 1901, Image 4

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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY U2, 1901.
Peru Ars Geneial Do Wet and
King Eddy inilit arrange matters)
if tlicy could have a quiet talk.
Miss Maud Gonue, the "Irish
Jonu of Arc," is again in this coun
try, talking for Ireland aud the
Boers.
CONGRESSMAN UllOWN, the Ohio
Iuub!icftu who offered a resolu
tion in the House providing for
Philippine inpependenco and the
reliiupiitihuifiit of American nover.
eignty in tho islandu, need not ex
pect that Mr. McKinley will pana
any of the army cominirniiii pie to
him. However, it tuny Ih that Mr.
Urowu doesn't like tlmt kind of pie.
Mita. Nation's appetite having
been whetted by her success in clos
ing a few Kaloona in Kansas, where
they are unlawful, she announces
her intention to close every saloon
in the country. It is hardly prob
able that the good woman fully re
alizes the extent of the country or
the number of saloons. Just wait
until she runs up against tho Ten
nessee "legielatnr."
ritOM KAiri'EK'S MILL.
It is said that the 6ugar trust has
perfected arrangements to control
the sugar plantations of Hawaii by
combining them in a trust.
TllE United States will spend
more for its army and navy, includ
ing the payment of pensions, dur
ing the fiscal year than will be spent
by either of the great military na
tions of Europe. In round num
bers our military expenses for the
year will be $100,000,000. Is it any
wonder that thoughtful men are
beginning to wonder where this
hing will stop?
The steel consumers may prepare
to furnish tl)9 profit on the forma
tion of the big steel trust, as well as
the interest on the watered stock.
The Republican Senators do not
seem to be forcing the Democratic
Senators to allow the ship subsidy
steal to go through Congress, to
any marked extent.
TllE "nigger postmaster" trouble
lias broken out again. The negro
postmaster at Live Oak, Fla., has
been advised to resign and seek an
other home, for the benefit of his
health.
"Extra session," says Mr. Mc
Kinley; "no extra session," says a
strong coterie of Republican Sena
tors. This was last week. McKin-
ley won out, and there will be an
extra session of Congress.
SUKELY the members of the gen
eral assembly will learn, during the
thirty days recess, that public sent
iment in Tennessee has undergone
a change, and that the sheep is now
more popular than the dog.
The doctrine of doing evil for
good to grow out of it, may some
times be justified, but it is none the
less dangerous for that. However
good intentions may be, the usua
result ol doing evil is. more evil
We were misinformed recently
. in regard to the school tax, and we
cheerfully correct the 6tatemen
that there had been a reduction o
the tax. The reduction was in the
county tax and not in the school tax
Southern cotton manufacturers
are arranging to curtail production
because of their inability to profit
ably work at the present buying
price o raw cotton and the presen
selling price of manufactured cot
ton.
J. Pierpont Morgan's purchase
of the control of the Carnegie stee
companies may whet his appetite
to the extent of causing him to at
tempt to buy a controlling interest
in the United States Government
although some think he already has
it.
Congressman Shafroth of Col
orado rightly says that the Repub
lican bill providing for redemption
of silver dollars in gold, which has
been favorably reported in the
1 A
House,' will start a new policy in
the treatment of the precious met
als, and a radical departure from
the principles of monetary science.
No government under the sun re
quires its treasurer to redeem its
silver coins in gold.
FKOM PAHKEIt'S IIUANCU.
Special correspondence.
Mrs. A. Phifer has been ill, but
is some better.
Miss Flora Melton has returned
rom a visit at Eva.
Mrs. Mamie Pierpout was taken
quite sick yesterday.
Work on the new school house
is progressing slowly.
Mr. and Mrs, We6t contemplate
moving to Kentucky.
Will Hampton is visiting friends
in Humphreys County.
Parker's Branch, February 19.
Arthur Cole u hfilicted with the
Arkaiinfts fever.
R. H. Elmore win in Camden on
business yesterday.
Jim Hooper, lumber inspector,
was here yesterday.
"Racket" Rushing went to Cam
den to-day on business.
H. C. Elmore made a flying trip
to Huntingdon this week;
Dr. J. T. Iiray has bought the
Woods saw-mill and is moving it
to a point near Eggville.
Arthur Vaughau, who is attend-
ing school at Camden, is at liotw
for a few days. He is not well.
Farmers were just getting down
to work in earnest, but the eoul
wave this morning froze them out.
Sawyer's Mill, February 19.
riton imiHTovv.
Special correspondence.
The grip is on the decline'in this
locality, we are pleased to state.
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A ouilMiig is in nrogress at the
home of S. L. Broughfou to-day.
Rev. J. E. Arnold filled his ap
pointment iu Henry Couuty last
Sunday.
Mrs. oara Waldrop visiieil Her
sister, Mrs. Stewart of Liberty last
Sunday.
If there is any dependence to be
put in the grouud hog, spriug is
not far away.
Mrs. Croasnoe, who has been
very sick several days, is no better,
we regret to learn.
Ruistow, February 19.
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MIO.H HUSTLKTOWN.
Special correspondence.
Another cold wave has come, and
fire wood is in demand.
The young people enjoyed a sing
ing at the home of Walter Lewis on
last Sunday evening.
Miss Sullie Holland was taken
suddenly ill Saturday night. We
hope she will soon recover.
Rev. E. Z. Newsom will preach
at Missionary Grove next Sunday
at the usual hour for services.
Hustletown, February 19.
There is probably no disease or condi
tion of the hum tin system that causes more
KufTeriiiirutxl listre,sHtlian piles, fabler's
Buckeye PiieOuitment cures them quick
ly, without pain or detention from buwi
nesa. Price, 50 cents in bottles Tubes,
75 cents. Sold by all drnjjsysts.
An entirely new line of rrimmings and
Embroideries, jiist received at the New
York Store, where you can get the best
and cheapest goods in town.
Are yon nervous, run down, weak ami
dispirited? Take a few doses of Ilerbine
It will infuse new energy, new life into the
exhausted nerves, the overworked brain
or muscular system, and put a new face
on life and business. Price, 50 cents. Sold
ly ell druggists.
To make room for onr spring stock, we
are offering great reductions on Under
wear, Dress Goods. Hosiery, Shirts, and
and an endless line of goods that must be
closed out. Naifkii Broi
The Ore lit Modern Newspaper.
TFyou want Seed Potatoes, Onion Sets, Grass
I seen, oats, 1 lour, meal, etc., go to Si KJAI.L
& I'OllS And dont forget tlio bargains In
Shoes. No fake, but all solid facts.
1,10 R SALK Two good wagons, comparatively
1 new. Will sell at a bargain. Also have for
sale a tine vomits mule. For furl her information
call on L. V. IJUOWNiNG, Uauulcn, Tenn.
F
OUN'O Some money. Will return to owner
when properly identified. P. A. BHI DGKS.
NEVER in the history of the country have von
st'en such bargains ii Shoes as N'f KxALL &
i'o I IS will show you. $2.50 and 13.00 Shoes lor
$1.00 and $1 25.
fV)R SALE-Crescent, P.ieycle, In good condi
tion: a standard wheel, and excellent value.
Call on Eugene Travis, Camden, Tenn.
HOR SAI.E-Sixhead of Mules, 5 to 8; ears old.
P Will Bell r)i u-icti ttii-mu- Poll nn ni tirhl rua
I'll 17" I Ull 1 HI) IIIJI V Itll " ' (IHU'VJJ
me at liiecheen, Tenn.
M. A. FRY.
(1 AltLON HUDSON and Arie Finlcy are tlck
T led to death ai our bargain counter in Shoes.
Seventy-five pairs of Ladies' Shocsat half the first
coat, a few dajs will close them all out. Come
quick. iS'lTGALL & POTTS.
171 R SALE-Remnant of Lumber, Hoards and
; lirick. This is a bargain. If you are inter
ested apply to Hud Cain, on the County Farm, Vi
mile southeast of Camden, Tenn.
K2-8-4 J. I). 1 Kr.HoUfli.
WANTED-To buy old Scrap Iron, Dry Bones,
Brass and Copper, delivered to me at the
Camden Depot.
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BIDS REOPENED LAND SALE.
The bids having been raised on the land in the
ninth civil district, cause of J. G. Taylor vs. S.
W. and Mattie Cooley, and on the house and lot
iu the town of Big Sandy, in the cause ol G T.
Morris vs. Lillie May Morris et als., I will hold'
open the bids on said properly until Monday at
1 o'clock, March 4, 1901.
And Hie bidders (Ifaynie and Dowdy) on the
tract of land in the eighth civil district, cause ot
G. T. Morris vs. Lillie May Morris et als , having
failed to comply with the terms of sale, and the
chancellor of the chancery court, at the special
term held iu January, 1901, having ordered anew
sale, notice Is hereby given that I will on the first
Monday in March, 1901, at the east door of the
court-house in the tow n of Camden, Tenn , sell
said land on the same terms given in the original
notice of sale.
This February 12, 1901.
W. L. MORRIS,
Special Commissioner.
NON-RESIDENT NOTICE.
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In the Chancery Court of Itenton County,
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In ihiseause It appearing to tlreclerkand mss
terfrom the allegations of the complainant's bill,
which is sworn to, that the defendant, Alex Cody,
is a non-resident of the Stale of Tennessee and
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It is therefore ordered that lie enter his appear
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defense to the
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j f-'sst-d and the cause et for hearing esparte as
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February 6, 1D01.
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