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VOL, XVIIB NO GOOD CROPS T\PTUT A VrfSGOOD PLOWING GOOD PLOWING JJJIjJMLAIN i/GOOD PLOWS Make 1894 a successful year on the firm by COMMENCING RIGHT AND KEEPING RIGHT. iii NO PRAISE ia does the work AS WHENyouwantit. a THE WIARD HILLSIDE PLOW is a model of excellence where this style of plow is needed. It is different from any other Hillside PI9W and superior to them in almost Biese <sc ZBladjr*, Chattanooga, Tennessee. a jNa H. WYATT. 236 Montgomery Ave., CHATTANOOGA, TENN., Heavy and Shelf Hardware, GALE CHILLED PLOWS, A Wagon Material, Builders’ Supplies, ,™_ and agents for WHITELEY SOLID STEEL MOWER. Jjfc A complete line of HARNESS, the very best that is made. r - Lytle. Fine weather for rabbit hunt ing. The snow is now about half leg deep and still snowing. Lookout'for a wedding in onr community provided the wid ower can get any of the girls to agree. The proving crew on the Park will rest for a few days on account of the snow. Several of the boys have been summoned to go before the grand jury. Somebody bad better look out. It is rumored that the laborers of Crass & Tenny will moye back bere soon. The strongest recommendation that any article can have is the endorsement of the mothers of the town. When the mothers recommend it you may know that that article has more than ordi nary merit. Here is what the Centerville, South Dakota, Citi zen says editorially of an article sold in tlieir town: “From per sonal experience we can say that Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy bas broken up bad colds for oui children. 'Ve are acquainted with many mothers in Center yiUe who would not be without it in the house for a good many times its cost, and are recom mending it every day.” 50 cent bottles for sale by all -Medicine Dealers. WALKEK 1 1 H M V ViESSIiiM.ILIt- Norman L. Mur.ro Dead. New York, Feb. 26.—Norman L Munroe, known to the Ameri ! can public as a great publisher aud yachtsman, died Saturday evening in his apartments in the Hoffman house from the effects of an operation performed upon him Friday for the removal of the vermiform appendix. Mr. Munroe was born in Nova Scotia about fifty-one years ago. Until ho was twenty-five years old he was n farmer. Then he came to New York to enter the employ of his brother George, who was already established as a publisher. Later, with a very meagre capital, he started a publishing business of bis own, which was a success from the first. In tne twenty-seven years in which he worked as a publisher, with offices at No. 24 Vandewater street, he accumulated a fortune ol more than $1,000,000. The extent of his enterprise may be inferred from the fact that when he brought suit in 1866 for an in fringement of a patent he made affidavit that he had spent $350,- 000 the year previous for adver tising alone. Strayed from tho undersigned 3 sheep, all ewes. One has a bell on; marked with underbit in left and overbit in light. Any in formation of them thankfully re ceived by J. T, W est, Catlett, Ga. LAFAYETTE GEORGIA THURBDAY MARCH 1, 189-1- Cooper Heights. Mrs, Lizzie Leatli is in much pain with sore eyes. They- are going through the family. Mrs. J. T. Ingle has been very sick several days. Now she is better. Aunt Eliza has been better the last few days. Mrs. Jasper McDaniel is down with consumption. Mrs. Morrison is better. John McDonald has quit rail roading and moyed to Whitfield county where he Will cast his lot as a farmer. Spencer Bomar will work with Jo aud Doll Fowler this year. They are movers. Difiry went on the 10:30 north bound last Sunday, be said, to Lisbon, There is magic down there. We notice ha puts on his best boots when lie goes. By request J. M. Witt says lie is in the fight now as a young lady was beard to say the other day that she could get any of the boys in Kensington and Mr. Witt can get her. What’s the matter, boys? A mistake last week. The sth Sunday meeting is on the sth Sunday at New Prospect, in April. Persons wanting seed sweet ! :or Irish potatoes, or onion sets j can get them reasonable at my ; house aud of good variety. Woof! what a snow. [Feb. 2Gtb. A, F,Shaw, Chickamauga, Tho snow yesterday was one as the deepest of the season, meas uring from 6 to 8 inches over the the streets here generally. To wards night it turned to almost ruin, but left everything in a con dition to be quite disagreeable this morning. J. 1.). has quit the chicken bus iness and has no more to do with it, therefore wishes it distinctly understood that he is out. While plowing last week in Mr. Dawkins’ field, Mr. Jesse An thony with a two horse plow was thrown from his balance by the plow striking a large snake about the neck, throwing tne plow to one side, and Jesse six feet there from. After picking himself up and making examination he found the snake’s head about half se vered from the body, however able to make signs of biting. It was a spreading adder—head when mad measured three inches across—body 4 inches in diame ter, and about four feet long. Louis Laster who was following Anthony with another plow,raised another snake at the place,which was larger than the first one, though with worse luck as it struck him about the foot, and the services of l)r. ltudicil and Dr. Elder, were required to save his life. I would keep a sharp lookout while plowing in that field. M* - . Allison has sold his inter est in the livery stable here to Mr. Smith of Dallas, Ga. L. C. Cain will haye charge of same, who will extend all necessary ac commodations. The grip has a new start in this section and the possibility is no end to the plague. 1 took one dose, but am no better yet. The medicine of which I had refer ence to last week, was taken, but did nothing only make me look pretty—grip still holding on. Mr. Hight of Rome came up yesterday morning, having with him his tine bird dog; ulso gun and equipments for a week’s hunt. He and Gordon will make the birds hide out this week, pro vided the snow doesn’t get over waist deep. I have lost sight of Tol, but understand that ho has taken up quarters in the honey cave, only a short distance from his house. Charley Simmons who went west a few days back, returned recently with a full grip sack of honey flitters,obtained from those honey trees in “Arkansas.” He is now prepared to give any par ticulars necessary to obtain an abundance of those slitters, by simply going out with the neces sary grabs to pluck them off with. Richard Davis is taking lessons and will start in a few days. 1 understand that a telegraph line is being erected between Ly tle and Mrs. Viditos, which will be operated in the interest of the strawberry growers. This snow has completely ruin ed Rush’s tannery, as all his hides are snowed under; but has struck a better streak—received a bushel of new kind of pea seed, and will plant them as soon as court adjourns, provided he can secure the sticks for them to wind around. Feb. 2Gtb. John Limher. “The people of the vicinity in sist on having Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and do not want any other,” says John Y r . Rishop, of Portland Mills, Indiana. That is right. They know it to be superior to any other for colds, and us a preventive and cure for croup, and why should they not insist upon having it. .50 cent bottles for sale by all Medicine Dealers. Burt aud Rustproof oats for 1 •sale in any quantity by X. C. | Napier at his farm. N. E. Barker, 8. B. Brad, A. Badd, B. W. Babb, President, Vice-President, Secretory, Cashier. @hattanooga pavings 'fiank, Cor- Eighth and Cherry Sts., Chattanooga, Tenn- CAPITAL. SIOO,OOO 00 SURPLUS, $12,000. This institution pays 5 per cent, interest on deposits, and confines its business strictly to the reoeipt and care of Savings and Trust iuuds. Certificate* of Deposit issued at following rates: Certificates payable on deninnd - - - 4 per cent. Certificates payable in O months ... A per cent. Certificates payable in li months ... (1 per cent. Xen Wheeler, D. M. Key, .T. P. Smartt, .T. L. Lombard, A. 8. Ochs Willard Warner, S. B. Bead, N. E. Barker B. Lombard, Jr., W. A. Sadd WALKER SUPERIOR COURT List of Cases Set for Third Week of February Term. Monday Marcli the sth, 1894. • J. U. Jackson vs. N. G. War then. J. U. Jackson ys. N. C. Napier. A. J. Wheeler vs. A. J. Caugh rou and others. G. W. Hill vs. W. A. Crowder. Tuesday, March the Gth, 1894. M. J. Botbwell vs. T. H. B. Srite and F. W. Copeland. G. W. Hill vs. J. L. Higdeu. M. J. Lane vs. J. M. llenry. J. A. Wardlaw & Co., vs. A. Thornburg. G. W. Cuvender vs. J. W. Cav ender, Ad’in’r. etc. Wednesday March the 7th, 1894. Mrs. N. M. Aripgtou vs. Chick amauga and Durham Bail ltoad Co. Mary Perry vs. Cbickamauga and Durham Bail ltoad Co. Gordon Lee et. al. Ex’rs J. M. Lee vs. Crawfish Springs Land Co., et. al. Gordon Lee et. al., Ei’rs J. M. Lee ys. Cbickamauga Coal uud Iron Co. Gordon Lee et. al. vs. Crawfish Springs Land Co. F. S. Payne et. al. vs. Chicka mauga and Durham Bail ltoad Co. W. C. Kilgore vs. S. W. liouth. Thursday March Bth, 1894. G. D. Hearn vs. J. B. Hearn, et. al. John Davis Ex’r S. P. Hall vs. W. N. Gurnmny. Tbos. Patton vh. It. L. Ward law. J. B. Wheeler vs. U. M. Comer, lteceiver. Friday March the 9th, 1894. G. W. Parrish vs, J. L Broth erton. Mary James ys. Johnathan Roach. H. C. Puryear vs. Clark aud Mooney ham. Chattanooga Brewing Co. vs. V. C. Gordon aud Mary Gordon. J, 15. Wheeler, vs. H. M. Corn er, Receiver. James Carey ys. M. F. Pope et. al., Illegality. Three days is a very short time in which to cure a bad case of rheumatism; but it can bedone, if the proper treatment is adopted, as will be seen by the following from James Lambert, of New Brunswick, Ills: “I was badly afflicted with rheumatism in the hips and legs, when I bought a bottle of Chamberlain’s Pain Balm. It cured me in three days. I am all right to-day; and would insist on every one who is afflicted with that terrible disease to use Chamberlain’s Pain Balm and get well at once.” 50 cent bottles for sale by all Medicine Dealers. Wallaceville. J. R. Wallace happened to a bad accident. He was splitting rails and split his foot wide open, J. W. V'allace has been on the sick list but is better. Tho school bouse cauubt fire but was put out before any dam age was done. Grover. if rouit «avk ACtnts I or toii ao- all worn out, renily good for nothing It t» general deMltty. Try UHOtTS'X lItOX'HITifUS I it will cure you, and gi»e » good appetite. Sold t T all dealers 111 medicine, 91-00 PER YEAH How- It Went Ward A Puryear vs. J. W. Bolt; withdrawn for arbitration. Ollie Powell vs. Newton Powell; judgment for plaintiff. Artemisa Alexander vs. B. M. Alexander; libel for divorce; dis missed. A. L. Snow vs. C. R. A C. R. R. Co.; dismissed. H. P. Lumpkin vs. C., R. A C. R. R. Co.; continued. Samuel McLelland vs. C., R. A. C. It. R. Co.; dismissed. Walter McLelland vs. C., R. A C. It. R. Co.; dismissed. J. A. Ward law A Co. et. al. vs* Alexander Ransom; continued. H. P. Lumpkin vs. Rome A Carrollton Construction Compa ny; continued. H. P. Lumpkin vs. J. D. Wil liamson; continued. J. L. Clements vs. Itoxie Clem ents; divorce granted. •lamima Visage vs. Dayton Coal A Iron Co.; verdict $(>00 for plain tiff. I. 11. Harlan vs. Milton White; judgment for plaintiff. W. L. Gamble, administrator of J. R. Gamble vs. O. L. Coulter; verdict for defendant. A. T. Fricks vs. Quill Jones; dismissed by plaintiff. Robt. Dougherty and F. W. Copeland vs. (>. L. Coulter and W. H, Tatum; Settled by the par ties. Mary G. Roberts yp. R. N. Dickerson, administrator of Eli jah Moore; judgment for de fendant. Good Bradley and John Styles vs. McWhorter, Smallwood A Co; dismissed. S. A. Weathers vs. 0. It. A C. R. It. Co.; compromised for SI,OOO John Ledbetter vs. Central and S. A W. R. It. Cos; dismissed, S. T. Bacon vs. C. G. B. Pearce, administrator of M. A. Bacon; pusHed. Wn. Ball vs. Central It. It. et. al., dismissed. Chas. Dougherty vs. W. A. Mathis; judgment for $25.82. Lavinia Josepn vs Fayerweath er A Ladew; dismissed. N. C. Napier vs. McWhorter, Smallwood A Co. and Payer weath er A Ladew; verdict for claimants (Fairweather A Ladew). Wm. Ball vs. S. A W. and R. A D. It. It. Co’s; settled. B. F. Thurman and It. M. W. Glenn vs. Dayton Coal A Iron Co; settled. CRIMINAL. State vs. Chas. Wimpee; mis demeanor; mistrial. State vs. Howard Watts; sell ing liquor without license; sen tence SSO and cost or 8 months. Second case against same; nol prossed. State vs. Wm. Short; assault and battery; plea of guilty, lu two other cases against the same party, ho failed to appear and bond was forfeited. State vs. Martin Voils; mis demeanor; not guilty. State vs. Eliza Campbell, a one armed defendant; misdemean or; discharged on demand. The fact that S. D. Wester has a big trade from Walker and ad joining counties goes to show that lie handles the best of feed stuff. Write or call on him.