The Camden chronicle., August 23, 1901, Image 1

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Of nil 1 he cood lliAjs you ever bough!, they are now on
exhibition at
STIGALL & POTTS.
Fcr Cish yo:j rvn got some Bargains that will py you in
vJ'ppcrs, Shots, Lav.nb, C-lict-e, rrl.T.inings a.'.d ".lei's. Shins. i
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LISTEN A AiOMICAT:
Reduced io 50 and 71
SHOES, WORTH 51.50
Reduced to 75 cents.
lAWfiS, VCV.TH 10 !o 13 CLNT5
Reduced to 4 and 10 cents.
CAUCOCS, WORTH 5 APJD 6 CF.NT3
Reduced to 4 cents.
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PERSONAL AND LOCAL NLVV3.
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Juh Spencer, who uiis iiiji.n '1 by
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Mis. Maiy Jvellcy han lftiU'iml
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t!;e ci!y Tii"S'!ay.
.1. V,'. 15,'ilcman wiw (it McJven
.ii! List, Si ; in d::y .
A p;nod inci'tii, i.s in prorc.;:; a'.
I.lnci v Uii.s we i u. i wown
T. A. KllinL;toii i;p;.nt a few ilayn
fit lioiue (liia wetk.
1). (I. Hudson has retunied from
a trip (o Nashville.
T. .1. Dodd lei Iond.ay on a nip
up Te!ii)e.sce 1 liver.
MirH J'-Tiiice L'resson lias rt turn
ed from the eonntry.
!:ivion Plant of IMmt visited at
his phi( l;i-t Sni'dry,
Hon. Ton; IVt It of Lri;';t:n A!l
r;n in the city Jloivlry.
Ho-.v.vd Tasoti of llun'iiie.;d:'n
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T. l!.!;M..n.an vantto Hunting- j hnH reUmu,l to
l.r. on Innineps Tiuby. . l!OIlu. . ,.,. nn.u
j Irs. Lizzie AJ.irMn and child of
been visitm;; l.t r iln.hn r, jh.. -J.
W. Sai.ed
Jlrs. !Ioi!ii" Chandler ami liil
dren "left 'i Uf-duiy f r I'niuii ("it ;
and other points to pernl it
weeks v i jiting.
Mr-. S:'in'iel Toliy r.nd jrane
eliiidn :i. .Mis Penile and Chail".'
'lotfy, '? Il.nilur;' ("e h""e on h
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Mmy Will'a'iis, vho lus
a cl'J'JU ii'j;:r.
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C'ie k, ViH.-ki::-'; away crop.-., feiicen
a; d making a clean uih p of c eiy
5 kin:.?, i'l'av, rd,i!n , a , : mining i-o
l.iji kite tiiat evetiin i tl.,';t it could
not 1 forded, ami many jarticg
::;ue':l en this 1 1 - t - v:: ic vi;:,pcllul
j to fr-pelid the :;ij.;iit i.l t.w:i. AU
'the ci.'i.k.!, cfpiei.'d'y i!.i;i..;id"tf
;ieg tmn n't
r. Mnrianfs at .ny pict - to pay for wrapping them. f
Wo arc tloaing out oar piece goods, and 'oargains are yours
it yoj wuiit iheni.
A FLW DAYS, AND THEY'LL RE CONE!
LEADS T 1 1 1. M ALL!
SI8 to $20.
SOLI) BY
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BATEHAN,
West Side, Carndcn, Tenn.
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DKALKK IN
MONUMENTS, TOMES, fi TABLETS
Of the Dest Quality American and Italian Marble aud Granite.
FURNITURE.
Carpets, Rugs, Matting,
Wall Paper, Curtains and Fixtures,
PICTURES AND FRAMES,
-'-a -'-J Household Goods.
Daniel J. (rraham of Iig koidy
was in the city Yt" educed ay.
Kc'. rI r. Xewsome ha returned
to his home c.t II untingdon.
Arch Townsend and lrvin Lewis
visited !1t MeKenzie Sunday,
(k (U. JIathvk of Wavody was
I here last Mondav r:i busi.;st.
P. F. Brown lias returned from
a trip to Sugar Tree nnd Holliday.
?Iks Tndtie Whitfield returned
to her school at Springville Mon-
lay.
Mrs. Harriet Farmer has moved
to the Dodson place in South Camden.
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CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
TWO GREAT SCHOOLS
9 of tl) S. W. I?. University, Jiifksoii.Toiin., liave boon united uniierone niiiiiiiKenieiit. They
a sue tlif olii-w of L;iw unci ScJiool of I'.usiness. .
J In Kiu-uliv. Course of Siu.lv, Tliroii;liness of Work, Elegant I'-uiuppment aud Cost o
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Attending, we can not le exeelled. Our
SCHOOL OF" BUSINESS
, w r. iTniveritv. .la.cksn. Tenn.. had the most remarkable growth last season of
d anv iike school in '.lie South. Kvery graduate is in a payine position. wo o the most p om-
nent commercial t.-aclu is of the South have been added to the 1-aen! y. Shorlliand, look
i koei.iii", TypewritiiiB, etc., UuUt. Write for beautiful 5-pai!e catelogue; sent lice. Our
COLLEGE OF L-MW
A of the S W B University, Jackson, Tenn., is one of the leading law schools of h Tinted 4
f st Lies and Mistaais a Faculty second to none. Attendance is very larpe and rapidly inciviis-
4 ilk' 'More attention is vaid to I'leading, Practice, and Evidence than by any other law 4
f school orlh or Sou,h. Write for catalogue; sent free.
A Kxpenscs in both Colleges iuouerate. iweiuy-ouo pl;i' m 'J'r v' ' .;11''l f
catalogue ocsireaanu m. ...nr, . . " ...
A State where you saw this ud. jacK.son, H.nn.
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iTMiuabtcu) TEMPLE PUMP CO., CHICAGO, ILLS.
Joe Ilublis has gone to Slougli
Landing iu Lake County to spend
a few days.
Tom C. Rye and Sidney L. Peel
er went to Paris Wednesday to take
depositions.
Next Sunday is the regular ap
pointment of Kev. Alono Nunnery
at this place.
Mr. nnd Mrs. R. G. Hudson spent
a few days with friends at Pig San-
ly last week.
The County Democratic Execu
tive Committee will meet here next
Monday week.
Mrs Eugene AVyly and children
of the third district visited relatives
hero this week.
Clifford Bateinan went to Mc-
Kenzie Tuesday to enter school at
McTyeire Institute.
E. L. Hudson, who is spending a
vacation at Coxburg, was down a
short while Monday.
Mrs. Will Young of McKenzie
was a guest of the Melton House
Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. John Madden of the Liberty
community, who is very low with
fever, is reported no bettor.
Ther will be childrens' exercises
nt Missionary Grove next Sunday
night. Everybody is invited.
A new girl arrived at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Bridges of Mid
dlebrook Thursday of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Vickrcy and
little daughter visited relatives at
Huntingdon the first of the week.
On account of rain the game of
ball between Big Sandy and Erin
last week was postponed a week.
"Workmen are engaged in build
ing an addition to and remodeling
the dwelling of Cashier W. L. M r-
Baldwin, La., are here to t-pend .1
few weeks, and are stopping wita
the family of Dr. K. !. 'J'ravis.
The- ('an::!' !; matket is now v eil
f qvli.-d with frui',. lie1 Kiar and
pe"eh cron tire veiy good, In t ap
p1 ji ire r,!i; ill and .rnie.,,i.it fai Ity.
Ma t riage licenses have been is
sued by Coun'.y Clerk G. B. Greer
to II. B. Mo,?re and Minnie Hol
land D. W. l!i;s,tll and Peail S.
Terry.
While returning from church at
Liberty Monday evening Prof. W.
1). Cooper sustained slight injuries
by being violently thrown from a
buggy.
E. H. Freeman of McKenzie is
acting as agent here while W. A.
Yarbrough is at Hot Springs, Ark.
Mr. Yarbroutrh and his mother did
not get oli until yesterday.
6110 to 8120 pays the total ex-j
pence for one year for a young man
or young ladf in the Dickson Nor
mal College. New term opens Sep
tember 10, 1001. Send for cata
logue. A protracted meeting will begin
at ho Cumberland Presbyterian
Church the third Sunday in Sep
tember. Be v. J. M. Youree will be
assisted in the meeting by lie v. Mr.
Webb of Waverly.
The work preparatory to making
the brick for the new Methodist
Church was began Monday. T. H.
Bateman has the contract, and will
make the brick on the ground where
the building is to be erected.
W. D. Cooper, L. E. Watson, W.
T. Morris and sister, Miss Fannie,
II. G. Hudson, Eugene Morris, C.
V. Hawley and G. W. Arnold went
to Big Sandy yesterday to see the
Big Sandy vs. Erin game of ball.
While attempting to cross the
creek west of town 'last Saturday
J. J. Bateman had a narrow escape.
His buggy Was swept against the
bridge and demolished, and some
passers by rescued Mr. Bateman,
who was thrown out in the creek,
which was a raging torrent.
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Jaciiine Shops,
PAR!3,-TENN
J. 13. VICKREY,
LAWYER.
CAMDEN. ... - TENN.
Ol'l'ICK AT THE COURT-HOUSE.
1 vie endue, and toiler work a snce;:v.ty. Wc
miiiseM. oke sucks. Ai!Up;:tr,ntec., We
keepilll kinds Of slit'l'l"'. anu sell ad kwosol
luacliin.'i v. T-'lepiioue l'-'ii.
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, ,. ,vTi. i-rv'S V Mat A NTS. KMVtitioiH, suiiip.es w here piissilnel will lie HyniMie.i i"if
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OUR j:V prinliiu; foi!itie are f.rst-flass, and
our siii'ci.iltv is L'u.i.l w.uk. l-.sl.iiiales i.ind
A I ' , 'c. ,:.v1, , . i.t.i.. r;ii.- at Tin. Chko.n- phcJion. Address Thk Cu udM'.u-, Lanuitii,
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rs.
Miss Ola McDaniel has returned
from Hollow Bock where she has
been visiting her eister, Mrs. Kirby
Lowry.
Sude Naifeh of tha New York
Store will leave this week for Louis
ville, Cincinnati and the Eastern
markets.
i.ud Cy , r;
ri!.'. p'u lies who attempted to crost
them that aLterno'.n rt jiort somt,
narrow escape's.
x he lainy m-hmiii has been
disastrous to crops in the cphIc
tio(t(.:n8. and the sadden lis of
'j't-nnt ssee iiiver now threatens to
drown out low land farms on th
river.
The big rise of the Tennessee at
this seuson of the year is almost
unprecedented, aud a deep gloom
has settled over the rivor farmer a
he sees ins prospect a dtstroyed by
the rise. If the rains continue it
i predicted that all the low lands
on the river will be underwater.
I. .': I I T Ui Hi A U ', I . 1 SEE.
Thomas 'Swindle ot (iisixonda,
vho some lime ago celebrated his
ninety-first birthday, is probably
the oldest inhabitant of Benton
County. Born of sturdy North
Carolina parents, who moved to
this county when Mr. Swindle wag
about four years of. age, he has
spent his life on the farm, and has
been living at his present home
near Gismonda, S miles south of
Camden, for over 00 years.
Mr. Swindle has been married
twice, and is living with his second
wife. He has reared eight chil
dren, seven of whom are living, and
partly reared six step children.
Justice C. M. M. Harris, his step
son, has furnished us the following
statistics of the family, showing the
number of the descendants of Mr.
Swindle, which are of more than
ordinary interest to our readers:
Besides eight children and six
step children, he has seventy-four,
grand children, one hundred great
grand children and fivo 'great great .
grandchildren; he has three sons-in-law,
ten daughters-in-law, twenty-one
grand sons-in-law, seventeen.
grand daughters-in-law, one great
grand son-in-law, two great grand
daughters-in-law.
Mr. Swindle has been a hardy,
industrious citizen, and oven in-recent
years he has made full crops
and could do more work than the
average hand of the day aud ther.
walk several miles to church on
Sunday, His health has always
been good, due to regular, temper
ate habits; his health is still very
good, and he bid3 fair to round oat
a century of usefulness and a well
spent life.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
Th3 Kin3 Yen Havs Always Cought
Bears the
Signature cf
FROM WLEATLEV.
The Dickson Normal College,
with Wade A Loggins, principals,
assisted by a strong faculty, will
open a new term on Tuesday, Sep
tember 10, 1001, and continue to be
the cheapest and one of the best
schools in the State. Write for
catalogue.
Regular corn spond-'iice.
11. P. Berry visited at Danville
S.:nday.
Some of our farmers are prepar
ing land for wheat The recent
rains have put the ground iu fins
working order.
P. L. Nance, who is at work at
Stewart, spent Sunday hero with
homefulks.
We regret to cay that James lied,
ick, whom we reported very ill last
week, ;' no better.
Heavy rains have fallen here the
past week, and indications now arc
that the low binds on Tennessee
Kiver will be drowned cue.
WlIEATLKY, August 20.
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