The Camden chronicle., June 07, 1901, Image 5

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PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS.
Tho I m m rl (if '(jimli.cni Las lici i)
in Hossion Hi is wt i k.
Joo Hublis has n lurucl from a
trip to Lake County.
J). (I. JIikIhoii whs in Nashville
tho first of the week.
J. M. (JillcKp'm visited relatives
in Mississippi livat week.
Mrs. J. M. Spencer has bwn
very hick for ilio past week.
George W. Toliver lias moved to
liis farm in tho tenth district.
Hon. J. T. Peeler of Ilnutindon
was over a short while Suntlaj'.
J. M. Gillewpin lms built a cold
storage in the rear of his saloon.
Miss Ada Fry of Coxburg is vis
iting her sister, M ra. 1). L. Iliulson.
minster Oivillo Travis has been
spending tho week with relatives at
Taris.
Mrs. S. J. Travis and Miss Allie
13. Combs spent Sunday at Hunt
ingdon.
County Superintendent Mcl).
Neal of Jlolladay was in tho city
Monday.
D. 13. Thomas and wife have re
turned from a trip to Memphis and
Jackson.
Carlos Finley of Hollow Rock
was over Sunday to see friends and
relatives.
Miss Pearl Spencer of Hunting
don is spending a few days here
with relatives.
Mrs. J. II. Combs has been very
sick, but is some better, we are
pleased to learn.
Miss Lizzie McCullough is at
tending tho school dosing at Hunt
ingdon this week. ,
Dr. W. M. Wright of Hunting
don was called here Monday to see
Mrs. J. H. Combs.
13. F. Brown went to Henry
County the first of the week, to be
gone several days.
J. 13. Flowers, Chet King, W. S..
Morgan and others- of Holladay
were here Monday.
II. C. Utley, who went to Arkan
sas a few months agor returned
home last Saturday.
O. II. Williams, who spent last
week here with his family, has re
turned to Manleyville.
Miss Vinnie Herrin of Wyly
epent last week hero visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Lizzie Bell.
John W. Garrett has completed
his building contracts at Dickson
and returned home Sunday.
Hudson Travis have installed
a 500 candle- power arc light in
front of their business house.
Dr. and Mrs. I. J. Anderson of
Huntingdon spent Sunday with
relatives in the tenth district.
Elder J. W. Waters of Hunting,
don was the guest of Ilev. J. M
and
Pickens Sunday afternoon
Monday.
Albert S. Justice, formerly cash
ier of the Benton County Bank,
moved to- Wartrace, Lis old home,
this week. Mr. and Mrs. Justice
Lave made inany friends while here,
and many regrets Lave been es
pressed at their departure.
Mrs. A. L. Goodwin of Chicago
gave a free lecture to the ladies of
Camden at the court-house Mon
day afternoon upon the subject of
'The Higher Physical Life of Wom
an." Those who were fortunate
enough to hear Mrs. Goodwin were
impressed with her earnest, wom
anly maimer, and her theme ap
pealed to all. She is no doubt a
true christian woman, and speak's
from tho strength of her convic
tions that woman holds the destiny
of the world in her keeping. Mrs.
Goodwin is lecturing throughout
the Stale, though seldom stopping
at small places, and come here
highly recommended by the press
of Tennessee.
V. K. MfCulloiigli and family
visited relatives at Manleyville hist
Sunday.
MUs Kva li -aley of Brownsvillt
is expected here to-morrow to visit
relatives.
Mrd. A. J. Fuller contemplate
joining her husband in Indiana at
an early day.
Mr. and Mrs. Alma Fry of Cox
Inirg are visiting relatives and
friends hero thU week.
Marshal E. G. Flowers has been
making some neat improvements
at his place of residence.
H. Cornelius Whitescarbcr of
Cuba Landing was here Wednes
day en route to Buena Vista.
Quarterly meeting was held at
Bethlehem last Saturday and Sun
day. Elder J. W. Waters presid
ed. Prof. W. D. Cooper and others
whose names we did not learn, at
tended the school closing at Hunt
ingdon.
J. II. Whitfield has, bought an
interest in the grocery business of
T. J. Dodd, the firm now being
Dodd & Co.
Mrs. M. J. ITamer and little
granddaughter, Miss Maud Weath
erly, are making an extended visit
in Flatwoods. 4
Vernon A. Farmer and wife of
Arapahoe, O. T., are spending a
few weeks visiting friends and
relatives here.
William Caraway, J. F. Dowdy,
T. W. Floyd and a number of other
prominent citizens of Big Sandy
were in the city Monday.
Miss Clara McAuley, daughter
of Calvin McAuley of Martha, 0.
T., is visiting tho family of her
uncle, Dr. E. M. McAuley.
Next Sunday is the appointment
hero of Ilev. J. M. Youree at the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
Services morning and evening.
Clark M. Wiseman and wife of
Paris spent a few days here with
relatives and friends this week.
He contemplates locating at Pad u-
cah.
The town council was to have met
last night to consider site for con
structing a lockup, but we go to
press too early to give the result of
their deliberations.
A family reunion wa3 held at
the home of II. F. Stigall last Sat
urday, it being Sir. Stigall's GOth
birthday. The anniversary dinner
was attended by every member of
the family, and the occasion proved
to be a most enjoyable one. Mr.
Stigall carries his years well, and
bids fair to enjoy many happy re
turns of the occasion.
The following new students from
out of town have entered the re
view class at Benton Seminary:
MissesEmmaZimmerman of Sugar
Tree, Tenie Schoeuing of Big San
dy,. Metta Dreaden of Pavatt, Urla
Thomas of Eva, Jennie Swindle of
Chalk Level and Lois Pafford and
Mildred TatTord of Way, Mrs. El
mer Vick and Messrs. Otis Perkins
of Danville, Charles Bane of Wyly,
Lucian Webb and G. F. Bradford
of Cavia, J. A. Allen of Middle
brook, J. B. Anderson of Townes,
Elmer Vick of Liberty and Willie
Pafford of Way.
Chet King of Holladay had a
little experience Monday, which,
fortunately terminated satisfacto
rily. While coming to town he
dropped hi3 pocketbook containing
llegnt'T H. C. PnHWd has nr.
cha-ed the block of groceries of C.
V. Jlawley, and will conl innc the
business, we understand. Clarence
Kennon has charge.
Harry Barllett of Richmond,
Tex., son of John Bartlett, an old
Camden citizen, is spending a few
days her, the guest of his aunt,
Mrs. Xannio Bivens.
Quarterly meeting svill be held
at the Method ist Church, beginning
to-morrow and including Sunday.
Services will bo held to-morrow
night end Sunday and Sunday
night.
Ed L. Smalley of Newark N. J.,
was a guest of tho family of J. V.
Travis yesterday. Mr. Smalley is
Southern agent of the Edison Pho
nograph Co., at Patterson, N. J.,
and stopped oil hero a short while
to see friends. Ho left vesterdav
for Jackson and Memphis.
W. C. Barker of Purcell, I. T.,
paid us a pleasant call Monday.
Mr. Barker is an old Camden boy,
and since ho went to the territory
fifteen years ago, where he Las
been engaged in the hotel business,
he has been very successful in a
financial way. He and his wife are
spending a few days hero with rela
tives and friends.
The children of the Presbyterian
Sunday school will probably be
given an outing. They have re
ceived an invitation from tho Big
Sandy school to' meet them at
Sulphur Springs and have a union
picnic. The invitation will be con
sidered next Sunday, the matter to
be left entirely with tho children
as to time and place.
about $50 a few miles from town
A friend going out found the pock
etbook lying in the road. When
ho got home he attempted to com
municate with Mr. King by tele
phone-, but did not succeed unti
the latter was returning home aiu
was stopped at Gismonda. Strange
to say, we are informed, that Mr,
King had not missed the pocket
book until advised that it had been
found.
You feel better at once after us
ing Ilerbine, you enjoy your food
more, and you get more nourish
ment and invigorating force out of
what you eat. Hence Ilerbine
makes you strong, vigorous and
cheerful. Price. 50 cents. Sold
by all druggists.
Mothers who would keep their
children in good health should
watch for the first symptoms of
worms and remove them witn
White's Cream Vermifuge. Price,
25 cents. Sold by all druggists.
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Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Hats,
FURNISHING GOODS,
Groceries Hardware, Qncensware, Tinware, etc., etc.
WE BUY AND SELL COUNTRY PRODUCE.
You are invited you lo call and inspect our new goods and
get our prices before buying elsewhere.
HardvSF3. ; Jsvjslm.
I'Iowk, Corn Irl)lK,
Oliver, ulo ui and It.
V. Avery l:'Klrn, mul
nnylliliiK you need in
slit lf good.
Sole l.e,itlir, Humps,
(tlvHiii.ml l'lr Mint
J.oltx, I'Uliln Tulilo.
Gold Val lim Com
plete, (.old C.ixrx, nil
Mini of I'ln hikI Mut
ton, Solid Oold Collar
Hill tons, (ioM Fountain
IViid, Clo k d, rtr. A Mo
all liimM lEfjmirliig.
All work (iiiai'itntei'd.
lotions.
Our Notion lp!irt
irmut In mm good a (lis
town afford - Iloalprr,
HandkerrliirfM, Neck
ware, Collar and Co (I'm
Faim- all pi W en -Trim
iuliif, Itnttoim, and all
lim lltllrt Nolioim.
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Shoes and ja(s.
We are selling a line of Shoes that will do you good to see.
Somo bargains 2 and .'J Shoes for 5?1 and $1.25.
Slippers and Up-to-date Shoes for men, ladies and children
at bargains.
Men's Hats, in the latest styles, at prices that are sure to
open your eyes.
Drj GGOjS.
The best thing in Camden in onr
piece goods. A nice Scotch I.awn
at 3 1-3 cents per yard. Dress J lnj
hums, C cents per yard. Kveri-thinj
that uofM to make a pretty 'Waist or
Dress -we have it.
Spectacles.
IV e Mill lit Glasses to your eyes
that will uiake yon feel young ami
will be a pleasure to wear.
We furnish any kind of Frames
you desire.
Our stock Is complete.
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Bateman, J W residence
Beaton. J. F saloon
"Bee Hive" store
Bell Hotel.
Benton Count' Bank.
Bin Mainly and Holladay Hue.
Camden Chronicle, The office
Clement, J. A olliee
Clement, J. A . residence
Court House.
Crocker, J. D livery stable
Podd, T. J .grocery
Dodd, T. J residence
Dodson, Mrs. M. M hotel
Flowers, E. G residence
Fry, Mike residence
Garrett, J. W residence
Gibson, A. II residence
Gillespie, J. M saloon
Hudson & Travis cafe
Hudson, Dr. F. G residence
Hudson, Enla L residence
Hawley, C. V store
llawley, C. V residence
Lashlee & Hall grocery
Lowry, T. J store
Toll station for No. 40.
Lowry, T. J residence
McAuley. Dr. E. M residence
McAuley, Mrs. Dora . . . .residence
McDaniel, A. G .residence
MePavuel, Mrs. Leona. . . .modiste
McGill, Dr. V. P ollice
McGill, Dr. AV. V residence
Melton Hotel.
Morris, V. L residence
Morris, W. T residence
Naifeh Bros store
Teeler, S, L office
Peeler, fi. L residence
Phillips, U. L residence
Plant, Frank livery stable
Potts, U. A residence
Presson, J. G druyr store
Bresson, J. G residence
Eobins, J. G residence
Bye, Tom C office
Bye, Tom C. residence
Steele, W. A resilience
rtiyrall & Potts utore
Toll station for No. )'.
fckiar Tree and (Joxburg line.
.Thomas, I). B residence
Townsend. J. T residence
Travis, Dr. Ii. B residence
Union Depot.
Vickrey, J. B residence
Whitfield, J. II te-idence
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