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FfiOM DIG SANDY.
J!i'v;iil;ir ron smii(lcii('o.
V. F. ami Lawrence Morris went
to Paris yesterday.
M rs. Corn A tch ison, who has been
very Bick, is slowly improving.
E. E. Travis of Camden came
down yesterday and returned home
to-day.
J. O. Atchison of Minsissippi was
up last week to beo relatives and
friends.
Capt. Leon Caraway and W. P.
Kodick went to Camden Sunday,
returning Monday.
Itev. W. G. llelley.the presiding
el 11 t, prenched a series of inter-
rick arc glud to beo her able to be
out again.
J. C. Warrick is making needed
improvements on his place.
Miss Fronio Lawrenco relumed
home Friday from Ramble Creek,
where she has len for sometime.
PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS.
1). (i. Hudson returned to Nash
ville Wednesday.
Tom Saunders of Waverly was
in the city Tuesday.
Sample copies of tho Weekly
Last year was a hard year, still American at this office,
cupid held fuH sway during the J. 13. F. Briggs of Hustburg was
holidays and many weddings have here this week on business,
resulted. DouUless there are many S. M. Naifeh is spending a few
fowl anticipations for blight pros- u Cincinnati this week,
pects iu the future. y IIa11 of Huntingdon was in
Sunday school was organized at the city the Erst of tho week.
this nkcft Kundav with It. C. Paf- C. H. Webb and W. A. Totty of
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ting sermons here Saturday and
v S wnd ay.
Quite a number from Big Sandy
attended the supper given at the
homo of John Farmer, 2 miles
west of town Tuesday evening.
J. S. Davidson has disposed of
t liis grocery business here an
take charge of the extensive busi-!
ness of W. Caraway fc Sous over at
Faxon.
Hon. John H. Trice of Chester
County, Democratic candidate for
Congress, is here mingling with
the "dear people." He was sere-
in1a.l Kir (liaAUiwl Inuf. niirhf fliul
responded to calls for a speech in
vafew happy remarks which were
well received. Mr. Trice is mak
ing a host of friends here, as the
August primary will surely show.
13ia Sandt, January 8.
ford as superintendent. There was
a good attendance. We hope the!
interest now manifested iu this
good work will continue.
Flatwoods, January 7.
Hustburg visited here this week.
Claude Hudson and wife were
over from Hollow Rock this week.
A. W. Bowden and W. H. How
L. A. Wyatt bought the electric
plant Monday, bidding tho prop
erty off at $000. The prospect is
that Camden will soon havo lights
aain. Mr. Wyatt thinks of put
ting in a larger dynamo, which
would insuro better lights that wo
had before.
It is seldom you hear of snakes
in midwinter in this latitude, and
especially on Old Christmas. Last
Sunday Justice C. M. M. Harris of
the fourteenth district was called
into the yard by his little son who
showed him a medium sized snake
he had just killed.
Mrs. Hartley, wife of E. J. Hart
ley, of the tenth district, died last
QUARTERLY COURT.
Quarterly court was in Bessioti
Monday and Tuesday, Jrdge L. C
Davis presiding. A gd deal
the two days was taken up iti gen
eral routine business, allowing of
account, hearing petitions, elect
ing road commissioners, etc.
Judgo Davis was instructed to
mako full settlement witl J. T.
Camp, ex-trustee, and reloaso hiru
from all penalties provided setthv
ment is made during the present
mouth of January.
Tho road commissioner's report
recommended payment of all road
contracts, which was complied with
t a. rM. i 4i.
Kfitnrdnv uml.t. from an attack of ctTl 111 1110 mLU BIiU blAlu Uia"
ard of Martin were in the city this pneUmonia. The interment was at trict8' lho court deculed to V7
week. Bethlehem Cemetery Monday. A ?5 Per cent of,.the contct
The Chronicle and tho weekly husbaml and five cbidren ar0 left Pnce 1U tliet "o Janets. Tho
siKM-isti concspoiKhMK-e. iueinpuib uumuiaun. ycui, uuc to mourn her loss. 1 h?y nave our ' . , " 1
Frosty nights and sunny days year, $1.00. heartfelt sympathy in their sad be- U' 1 re.s60H' Jr; bftvo fllet, l)llls o
7 ., I still prevail. Marriage licenses have been is- reaVement. exception to uie oouri s auowano.
ira union went 10 see ma uwsi sueu vy vuumy viein. v-i. u. uica j & jj0i uave sola their 1 J
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girl last Sunday. to W. Hi. Paffonl and Jj'leta CuU. grocory busines8 to U. 13. Bond of supenni-eiiuein 01 puuin instruo
D. M. Farmer and others went G. W. Williams of Senath, Mo., Holladay. Mr. Bond has not fully tlou was fixed ftt $150 Per aunum
to Camden yesterday. has been spending a few weeks iu decided whether he will continue tho 6ame as heretofore.
Miss Laura Holkraan has been old Benton with friends and rela- the business here or go elsewhere. Ros8 Uatley was elected'tax as
visiting here the past week. tives. Messr8. Dodd and Whitfield may 8sor iu the eleventh district to
Henry Watford of Camden was The population of Camden con- engage in the stave business again, fil1 a vacuncy
here this week on business. tinues to increase. A fine daughter hni fW linf fllllv .wided The following road commission-
Miss Sopha Garner returned to arrived at the home of W. L. Mc- tbeir plaBS for the futur0 ers wereelected: First district, M.
her home near Big Sandy Satur- Elyea Saturday. Rev. Willaby Pugh died at his A' Ffy; 8econd U' L' Kin; tllipd
day. J. M. Lashlee left Monday for a home at Sawyer8, Min last night J. T. Johnson; fourth, J. G. May;
Noah Davidson looks rather dis- two weets hunt m Arkansas, lie Hq wftg nefirl 8G r8 of ag6) and miu, o . x. uiuuB wui iu , mu, kj.
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FKOM CLAUD.
FKOM FLATWOODS.
Special correspondence.
Pev. W. A. Watts will preadi at
this place next Sunday.
Lawson Berry intends to move to
liushing's Creek.
It is quite evident there is some
attraction on Beaverdam for W. E.
PafTord.
The friends of Mrs. Mary War-
consolate since a certain young lady was joined at Memphis by J ohn P.
has made her return home. Morris of Union City.
Claud. January 7. We will send The Chronicle
and the Memphis Weekly Com
PYTHUANS, TAKK NOTICE. mQrt:01 for 8i.no
H. Harper; seventh, J. M. Wilson;
eighth, Tine Htrgis; ninth, W- B.
Hesrndon; tenth, W. U. Ilamer;
eleventh, J. L. Baker; tfwlf th, J.
F. Johnson; thirteenth, J. M. Bish
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was well and favorably known in
this and adjoining -counties. Rev.
Mr. Pugh was a minister of the
Missionary Baptist County, and his
ministerial work in the countv dates
Tim members of Bavham Lodce. This offer is for a limited time ouW han. Ar filirf v vpnr iift WBR ft
No. 8fi. Kniffhta of Pvthias. are all J. M. Oxford will pay rewardf0r Mntum in n,l atflnrlinfr. anrl his teenth, WT. B. Bivens.
required to be present at the castle the return of a ten dollar bill lost remains will be buried to-day at I The ninth distfidt was divided
hall ou Mocaday night, as business by him Monday morning between Old Prospect Cemetery near Hoi- mi lwo ulBincis- uue was a
of importatice will be considered, his stable and the furniture store. low Hock with fraternal honors. tnrou8h the district, beginning at
By order of the chancellor com- Hon. John H. Trice of Hender- School opened at the seminary Aeiines8ee "ver nu runnin- wim
mander. J. B. Vickrey. eon, candidate for the Democratic last Monday with an attendance of luw AUUrewB r 10
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nomination for Congress, spent a nearly 200. The following is a list ei6".lu UIB.iricl uue' BUU out 01 lu
few days here this week and made 0f the new students from out of Pruou lyingsouia una eastoimia
many new friends. town : Miss Carrie WTork of Dick- llne was created the sixteenth civil
I. N. Wilson made an assignment 80n, Miss Pearle McElyea of Plant, dl8trlct wlth the Preclncfc at axon-
this week, naming W. T. Morris Joe Fitzsimmons of Big Sandy, W. Ine aggregate moontro.
assignee. The liabilities are over H. Lashlee of Eva, John Clement P"atl0ns was about $800.
$1,000, and the assets were not ob- r1 Mi Tn'llm Piiftrrv of EhIop. Tbe following oiotanes piiblic
J. G. Robins, K. It. S.
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of Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Hawley on too of Chalk Lewi, Miss Lois and W R- Kee A' C- McRae Hen
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probably the oldest man in Benton Holladay. Misses Delia and Effie
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Regular correspondence.
D. B. Holland is slowly recover
ing from his long illness.
J. V. McKfllvftv attflndprl inn nr.
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Chancellor A. G. Hawkins was
over Monday looking after his po
litical fences. The chancellor is
entirely satisfied with the action of
H. Presson, jr.
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Mrs. Kizzie Holland and chil
dren have returned to SlveTbyville.
There was a wood chopping at
Uncle Daniel Holland's last week.
Ray Pafford opened a subscxip-
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the judicial committee in calling an aQ(3 asgure them thftt ftH favor8) terdfty
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BEATON, AGENT Camden,. .Term.
For GEO. A. DICKEL & CO., Nashville, Tean.
Why?
future. They are good citizens,
and we wish them success.
Mrs. Bettie Thomas and children
moved here from Eva Monday and
will live at the Fussell residence.
They are an excellent family, and
we are glad that they have decided
to make their home in Camden.
Wednesday evening the little
folks enjoyed themselves at the
birthday party of Miss Morial Gil
lespie at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
J. M. Gillespie. The youngsters
were royally entertained, and they
heartily enjoyed the occasion.
price to get them out of our way. with a smile on his face like he
Look out for our announcement was contemplating matrituony!
of spring goods, which will be on Way, January 7.
hand in a short time.
Yours respectfully,
Naifeh Bbos.
John E. McCall succeeds Daw
Nunn as internal revenue collector
at Nashville. Was Dave Nunn at
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