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MARCH 15. ItKH,
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Of High Grade Fertilizers. If
you intend using fertilizers in
your crops, call at once and give Q
us your orders. We can save
you money iF you intend buying.
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WE CARRY THE MOST COMPLETE LINE OF
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WE ALSO CARRY A MAMMOTH STOCK OF
WE DELIVER EVERYTHING,
CORN, HAY, OATS, BRAN, FEED STUFF,
-: AND ALL KINDS OF FIELD SELZD. ?
The best thing ever produced
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Mixed
Feed.
as a Mixed Feed.
WE BUY -r
Everything the farmer has to sell,
and pay the best market prices.
LEADS THEM ALL!
T&2 Rev Roijal gewios Macfeine
$13 to $20.
PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS.
sold i;y
T. H. BATEMAN,
West Side, Camden, Tenn.
DKAI.I.K IN
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Chancery court convenes next
Monday.
A. J. I1 tiller is on the sick list
this week.
llev. J. W. Wardlow visited the
school Monday.
Mis. Will McGee has been sick
for several days.
llev. J. M. Pickens was iudis-
A girl was born to Mr. find Mrs.
Kb Davidson Monday afternoon.
0. W. Iltibb s eaino up from Tip-
' tonville Friday on business, return
ing .Sunday.
Misses Bertha and Zula McKl
yea will entertain the Jolly Sisters
this evening.
Knoeh Harris left here yesterday
The entertainment to have been
given by Miss Pauline Brooks Sat
urday evening was postponed ou
account of the inclement weather.
Tho committee on the selection
of a site for the proposed Metho
dist Church have under considera
tion two voluntary contributions of
vacant lots from II. L. Phillips and
morning for Humboldt, Alamo and ! )r- ' - McGill
MONUMENTS, TOMBS, jfi TABLETS .
Of the Best Quality American and Italian Marble aud Granite.
Pell's Station.
Gus L. Tottv. who has been in
William Harris of Ilolladay was Xashville several weeks, returned
IV-'-i !i U - p1-. -
FURNITURE,
Carpets, Rugs, Matting,
Well Paper, Curtains and Fixtures,
PICTURES AND FRAMES,
in town Monday.
W G. Mclhvain of Mdhvain was
in town Tueslny.
Sterrell Ilayboru of Big Sandy
was here Tuesday
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home sick Tuesday night.
Mrs. Albert W. Presson of South
Camden, who lias been quite sicli
for several days is improving.
Carl Nunn of Brownsville nnd
L. Phillips went to Hollow who is in the internal revenue ser
ine. , KTC.
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PARIS, TENN
WE ARE PREPARED
ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
Ilock last Monday.
j T. J. Dodd went to Huntingdon
Household Goods, ' Mo,;t,;i' on lmsiness-
W. T. Morris made a flying trip
to Nashville Monday.
J ustice John Palford of Way was
'in the city Wednesday.
Don't neglect being vaccinated.
Smallpox all around us.
Fred W. Purdy of Henderson
was in the city Monday.
L. 11. Watson is studying law in
the otfice of S. L. Peeler.
A boy was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Plant Wednesday.
K. G. Flowers is building a new
MiWX
To do all kind of LATHE, ENGINE, BOILER, MILL'
and SAW MILL work.
We keep SUPPLIES of all kinds, OILS, PACKING,
VALVES, LUBllICATOllS, OIL CUPS, etc. We fence around his residence
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 it with us. We only charge a com
mission where we make a sale. If you want to buy second-hand
machinery, write ns. We may have just what
yo-u want.
.TELEPHONE 126.
V, -r '
Tlie Ivinl You Have Always Jtouglit has borne the sigiia
ture of ChaH. II. Fletcher, and has been made under his
personal supervision for over ;$ 3 ears. Allow 110 one
to deceive you in this. Counterfeits, Imitations and
Just-as-g-ood" are but Experiments, and endanger tho
health of Children Experience Against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Judge John C. Sweeney of Paris
was in the city Wednesday.
Horace and Elbert Stockdale of
Enloe visited here Tuesday.
T. J. Dodd is making eonse im
provements at his dwelling.
County Superintendent McD.
Neal was in the city Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Phifer of
Claud visited here this week.
Berry Herndon of the ninth dis
trict was in the city Saturday.
Mrs. J. W. Saunders of Nash
ville is visiting here this week.
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Tonkins spent
Sunday with relatives at Claud.
Miss Pearl Spellings returned
from McKenzie Sunday evening.
Jackson Allen a seminary stu
dent is on tho sick list this week.
Workmen are stringing wires for
D. G. Hudson paid Huntingdon
asocial visit Sunday, went to Nash
ville yesterday on business and in
billed to appear at Big Sandy to
morrow. We have not seen I113
itinerary for next week.
Lawyers W. W. Farabough and
A. B. Lamb, of Paris, G. T. Mc
Call ond Joe R. Hawkins, of Hunt
ingdon, were in the city Thursday
taking depositions in the Camden
Bank & Trust Co., matter.
Wednesday afternoon the high
wind carried sparks from the chim
ney of A. J. Fuller's residence and
iguited the roof, but was fortunate
ly discovered before gaining muck
headway and extinguished.
G. B. Ilolladay of Ilolladay wa3
in the city Monday enroute from
Woodland Mills where he carried
his little daughter, Vivian, to have
a madstone applied, she having
been bitten by a mad dog last week.
The sixty-eighth annual meeting
of the Tennessee Medical Society
will be held in Nashville, April 9.
Mesdames W. L. McLlyea and 10 and 11. The indications are
J. D. Crocker are snendimr a few 'Hint mpoti ill 1
vice was in the city this week.
Miss Bettie Carrington has been
elected president of the Jolly Sis
ters to succeed Allie V. Bowles.
Mrs. Claude Waggoner and niece,
Louise Waggoner, of Johnsouville
are visiting friends here this week.
J. T. Coleman of Perryville aud
who resided here a short time some
years ago was in the city this week.
II. II. Anderson is making build
ing and some other improvements
this week.
Midnight prowlers are prcvaleut
in Camden and two attempts at
house breaking are reported this
week.
days with friends and. relatives at
Huntingdon.
R. E. Whitfield, who joined the
regular army last year, is now in
esting one. A large number of
papers, important to the profession,
will be read and discussed.
The following real estate traus-
Pekin, China, with Company II, ferswere registered since our last
Ninth Infantry.
issue: WT. P. McGill to Ed Bar-
Workmen are engaged in laying! nett, tract of laud containing. 109
a brick sidewalk fronting Crocker's , acres in the third district, consid
stable and Gillespie's Booze Em-deration $200.00; Benton County to
porium this week.
M. F. Davis, two tracts of laud con-
Ephram Will iamsof the Southern 'taining 41 and 7S acres in the eighth
district, consideration 6238.70; M.
F. Davis to J. II. Barnes, 25 acre
of laud in the eighth district, con
sideration S13S.70.
Caitoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops and Soothing- Syrups. It U Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphino nor other Nar-otic
iire. its ajre is us suarauiee. ic uesiroys v.nus
si ml nJtavs Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea ind AYind
Colic. It relieves Teething' Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho
Stomach and Dowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
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Bears tho Signature of
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In Use For Over 30 Years.
week.
Clarence White and Obe Ptckard
of Waverly were in the city last
week. Iness pertaining
Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Lowry of 1 Hank & Trust Co., suit
Hollow Rock visited relatives here
this week.
i
The latest styles in visiting cards her husband
have been received atTliE CllnOX
i ICLE office.
The rank of esquire wasconft rred
' upon R. W. Ayres by the Knights
of Pythias Monday evening.
i The court yard presents a more!
Laundry Co., at Nashville, was in
the city Wednesday enroute to his
home at Manleyville.
Miss Ola McDaniel who is at
tending college at Jackson visited
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. G.
McDaniel, this week.
Our citizens shold not ignore the
shade tree finest ion as sn"'psted bv : d,'1mlan,s' lioh,'rt K- Ezra Watson, jm-
snaut uee quest ion as suggested oj tii) u.alsf)!li Jnl,n j K.lllp ArMo B Kau,.r
the board. 1 he season
them will soon be over.
NON-RESIDENT NOTICE.
A. Fry ct nls. vs. Robert K. Wood et als.-Iu Uic
County Court o( Benton County, Tf.nnt'sscp.
In this ciiuse It appears from affidavit tliat Oie :
the local telephone exchantre this the board. The season for setliner ' w. Wood. c. h. Woortie, Num-y vvootiio, Xowton
r. odd, jiiixwen, o . .. Miixwen, Arsoivo
Wooilie md husband Woodfp, are all non-
PQt T T roninK Voi.ar1,i residents of the State of Tennes.w. so that the
Vapi. X. u. uanier oi aeilj 01.clj.iry imH.essof law can not be srrved upon
Was here this week OU legal busi- them. Itisthereforeortleredbyim:,G.B.Gret'r.
to the Camden ; ct als.. Uw afoio named defendant. pntir thHr
appearance in this came on or before tb fiTst
Monday 1 i April, '!, and plead, answer or d-
Mrs. Charles N. Travis will leave lil,,r, ooinpiaiiiaiits'iiiii filed in this cause (m
t .,T . . . . . and by whteli be seeks sale of E. T. Woods laml
for Washington next Week to JOIU to pay debts and partition or tho alienation
Master Orville will oiiitiiiiiedwillK' taken for conf.sedan4
uiL'raMM'wu'Ji iieai ni e pane as 10 ineni. u,
in further oidered that this order be piilbln-4
for four roiisecutive weeks in Tnr. CAiivv
CiiKO.vin.K, a newspaer published in ibeUnm
of Caiiidt-n, Tennessee..
This the .':t!i day id February, ivoi.
g i;.'f;i:r.Ki;,n.-ik.
.In K. II awkiss, solicitor fur eoiiiplaiuaulr,.
remain in school at Camden.
Senator Henry Fryer has intro
duced a bill in the senate to pro
tect fish in the waters of Beaver
Dam Creek and its tributaries.
Tnr Chkonicle clubs with the
cry
' r.ttrartive appearance, the grass be-1 St. Louis Republic at 1.7o; the
'i:ig ii o.vi d, uird cleaned and a gen-1 Home and Farm at 123; the St.
i f. 1 ii iiouttion of Luc couuty caj)i-1 Louis Rf public at $1.75, aud the
tab iNashwlle BaLiicr at irl.To.
BIDS REOPENED.
TI.c '.a leva vais-. .2U n. tv
eiubtli ?;vtl district in tlie cass of G. T.Mu.t.s
vs. la. lie M iy Morris et als., I will hc!d 01 en tl
bidsoa ilj luiiU mail M-ji;d-iv, Mm eh . i".t,
;.l 1 o'c'.ovk. V,'. 1,. s,- i',:uis.

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