The Camden chronicle., June 07, 1901, Image 6

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TO ALL PLi:CCNG HAVING
farming, Timbered or Mineral Land
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FJUDAY, JUNK 7, 1001.
CANDIDATE ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For advertisements under this head our prices
are cash in advance.
FOK ATTO UXEY-ti ICNKR A L.
WADK-AVe are authorized to announce Hon.
AV.W. Wakk of Cihson County as a candidate
for re-election to the ollieo of Attorney-Ceneral
of tin! district composed of the. counties of Hen
ton, Carroll, Crockett, Cibsnn, Haywood anil
Henry. Subject to the action of the Democratic
party.
Tlic Nashville, ('liutlanofe'n ninl St.
I.'iuis llallwav prniiin-o to use its hest ef
fort.. to ill hice a .'noil rl.i.-s of immigrants
to settle in territoiy con! imMH to its lines,
ninl to eii'.ii' the atteiitioii of capitalist1
H'ckin;; ni:iiittfaetiinn H.itcs or mining
propcity. It thenf.'ie f-; ilicil the sup
putt, tlit! co-operation ami the a: sistanre
of the people1 (.f ( Very county through
which its lines juisx. The ninniteiin nt
euneslly n-piejts that all persons who
have farms for Hale or leas", those who
have tiiiiheinl lainls, water powets or
mineral laml.s for Hale, w ill send a brief
description of the Fame to the railroad
silent nearest them, tiivim: tho prices and
terms of Pale. 'he priccsi must corres
pond w ith the prices asked of local buy
ers, 'lhe management does not propose
to aid in fiellini; land to immigrants at ex
orbitant or speculative prices.
L'U'o trac's suitable for colonization,
:U low prices, are especially wanted.
J. ). Kili.i:i;i:i:v,
Industrial and Immigration Aent.
II. F. Smith,
Tiallio Manager,
Nashville Tenn.
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FROM WHEATLEY.
ltesnlar correspondence.
T. N. Uerry and family of Danville have
Leen visiting relatives here.
John daddy of Hurricun Creek spent
Sunday here with bomefolks.
A. L. Ilassell of Faxon is reported very
sick. We hope be will soon be better.
. There was a iare attendance at chil
dren's day at Crooked Creek last Sunday.
We reprret to chronicle the death of
Mrs. William Nance, which occurred at
her home ., mile north of here last Thurs
day night. A husband and six children
survive her, to whom we extend our deep
sympathy.
Cotton has been damaged by the con
tinued cold weather. Many are plowing
up their cotton and planting corn. Ow
ing to the rie of- Tennessee River many
farmers here will be forced to plant their
crops the second timo.
Wiieatley, June 4.
FKOM CLAUD.
Special correspondence.
Health is very good in this commit
nity.
Farmers are busy working their crops
Frank McKelvy of Way was here on
business Saturday:
Quite a number attended the singin
cervices at Sulphur Creek Sunday.
Children's dav at Crooked Creek was
well represented from here Sunday.
The mosquitoes ' are recruiting again
after the recent rise of the Tennessee
River.
Mrs. Bettie Garrett of Trinity was the
guest of her brother, II. D. Cooley, Sat
urday and Sunday.
Rev. E. Ilolloman filled his appoint
ment at Sulphur Creek Sunday. lie will
j also preach at Hall's Valley Sunday.
isaturuay was decoration nay at me
Farmer Cemetery. There was a large nt
tendance. After seryices, conducted by
Tj. Ilolloman, the ladies decorated tho
graves.
Claud, June 4.
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This section contains more hiuli class literary
matter than any of the monthly magazines. Tin;
fashions illustrated In natural colors are especi
ally valuable to the ladies.
The colored comic section is a genuine lauuh
maker. The funny cartoons are by the best ar
tists. The humorous stories are class, by
authors of national reputat ion.
Sheet music, a hijjh class popular snnpr, is fur
hishctl free every Sunday in The ltepiiblie.
The price of The Sunday Ilepublie by mail one
year is S2.00. For sale by all news dealers.
DIRECTORY.
city ofitci:i;s.
Tom C. l!ye, mayor of Camden; F. (i. Hudson,
If. F. Stixall, T. J. Dodd, K. At. MeAuley and
li. L. Phillips, aldermen; It. 1. Haley, record
er; K. ;. Flowers, marshal.
COUM'V OFFICIOS.
L. K. Davis, jud'e of county court; !. AV. F.
llerrin, trustee; F.K. Fry, sheriff; (i. It.Cieer,
county court clerk; J.. li. AVatson, circuit court
clerk; A. i. McDaniel, clerk and master; II. C.
Tailord, register; . 1". l.ashlee, coroner.
CHL'liCTIFS.
Mkthodist Kioscoi'At. ( in j;ch, South.
Services every Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7..!() p. in
Sunday school at 9.30 a. in. I'rayer meetiii1' on
AVedues(laysat".:;(!p. m. J. M. Pickens pastor
. V.MHKK l.A -N I ) 1 KKS li VT K K I A N . M'l V ICCS e V
ery second Sunday at ll.oo a. in. ;uid 7.:xi p. m
Sunday school every Sunday at y.uo.a. m. lie.-.
.1. JI. A'ouree, pastor.
INlissioxAiiv Haitist. -Services everv fourth
Sunday at 11.00 a. m. and T.;;o p. nt. at Presby
terian Church. (Union Sunday school.) Jiev
Alouzo Nunnery, pastor,
LODCKS.
Kmcmts of Pv tuias. .Meets every Monday
niKht -at Masonic Hall. Tom C. Kye, chancellor
commander; J. (1. liobins, keeper of records and
seals and master of li nance.
A ooiimknof i n k AVoijli). Aleets every sec
ond and fourth Tuesday nights In each month at
the Masonic Hall. F. F. McF.Iyea, council com
inander; J. C. liobins, clerk.
F. & AbM.-lii,UK I.oixju-.AIeets the first Sat
urday in each month at 10 a. m. F. M. (ireer
worshipful master; 1). J . Allen, secretary.
CiiAi'TKit.-Meets the third Friday m each
month at 10 a. m. I). J. Allen, high priest; h
H. l'resson, secretary.
MISCELLANOUS ADVERTISING
THE TKAC1IEHS' ASSOCIATION.
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Trogram of the Ronton Comitv Teach
ers' Association, to be held at CowelPs
Clmpel, June 15. 1901.
t ' Music by the choir; prayer by C. II.
I Cowell ; Avelcorne address, Miss Alma
; Greer; response, J. M. Lock hart; ad-
dress by the president; music, Harder
J Band.
i Conduct a primary frrammcr class Miss
f Nettie Carrinston and Prof. V. D. Coop-
I er.
Query box.
Debate: "Resolved, That women
should be educated equal to men." Af
firmative W. T. Cooper; negative Lu
ther Ilollingswc-rth.
Should a teacher confine himself strict
y to the text books adopted, or should
he refer to other texts in our primary
schools Elmer Vick and Dee Smith
General discussion ten minutes.
The importance of penmanship, and
how to teach it in the primary schools
Villie RatTorJ and Misses Lena Lindsey
and Lois 1'affurd.
What is practical education -Charlie
Time ami Otis Terkins.
Agriculture in public schools B. T
Johnson, C. II. Bateman and Miss Rau
line Brooks.
Rerceiitae Gar Bradford, 0. A. Utley
and Miss Tenie Schoenins.
Address county Btiperintendent.
D. J. At.I.KN,
I). G. Hudson-,
Allie At-sri',
Co'iiUtitlee
WaM TICH Voiiik uian la or L'O years old to
take care of 3 horses and milk cow and do chore
iround house. Hoard and room furnished. State
wanes wanted. Must be honest and temperate
A ill pay railroad expenses on guarantee. Must
have pood references, liahders, Merritt & Has
ler, Lakota, N. 1).
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Advertisements coinintr uiidiii1 this head are
Harwell 3 cents per line tor each insertion.
Continues heavy, and the saying that we "Sell
mure ( iron lies than any other firm in the city"
is justified , f.u-ts.
Thi 1 is not Ktirprisin. we have stated before.
We continue to buy in lar-r quantities than any
other house in town thi and catching disenunt.,
enables us to sell to yui cheaper.
We extend th" invitation to vmw around and try
us one time; then you'll keep coining.
Listen !
Yen remember we bouht a birre eoiisi'iiment
( f pure Le.if I, aid several weeks a'o, when prices
Were duwn, with the result that We can sell you
this lard at ju-l what it is now worth in the w hole
sale iiiaikot '.' W 11, we h ive a small quantitleft
hii h we are selling at the same price 10 cents
per pound. I: is the best bird on the maiket.
We are still sidling Flour from CO to $ I -10 per
barn-!.
Our Warehouse
On the north side of the square is fill
ed with Hay the only first-class No.
1 Timothy in the city Uian, Corn,
Oats, and the celebrated
PURINA FEED.
We have feed stud's to nell, and can
quote yon prices that will make it to
your interest to call on us when yon
need anything in this lino.
Coffee.
Do you like a cup of pood Coflee?
We have it, and can supply your wants
for roasted or green eoflVes.
Our new roasted collVes, "Mocha
and Java," "O. J. Blend," "Winner"
nod 'Tremium" can't be beat. Other
brands in stock.
We sell 1 1 pounds green coffee for ifl.
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Cigars.
We buy them by the thousands, and
that is the way we are feUin' them.
We have the largest and best line of
cigars in town, and our ci'ar depart
ment is equipped with a new electric
lighter for the use and convenience of
our many customers.
We also handle the popular brands
of Tobacco and Fnuif.
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MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED.
PROMPT ATTENTION.
Fruits.
Large bunches of Bananas rice and
ripe.
Oranges the good' and sweat) 'X'rnL
Lemons, too.
Choice fruits of all kinds the mar
kets afford.
We have a full bne of canned fruits
fresh and always ready to serve.
Molasses and Syrup.
We have the Country Scrghum, Caramel Drips,
and Maple Syrup in quart bottles.
Our specialty in this department is the genuine
New Orleans Molasses the best yon ever tasted.
Make a sample purchase and you will be pleased.
I am in the grocery business and do not intend
to be undersold bv anv one.
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Sugar.
We still have some of the Granulated Sugar
the best on the market. Have you tried it?
IVIillet Seed.
We have received a new consignment of Dig Bot
tom German Millet, which we are still selling at
$.1 per bushel.
Its Your Opportunity to Buy at Bottom Prices.
COME AROUND AND SEE US, AND LET US PROVE TO YOU THAT WHAT WE
HAVE SAID ARE FACTS AND TO YOUR INTEREST.
We can not afford, for reputation's sake, to have anything
in our wtore but the Newest and I3et.
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