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111! HUH! TIMES
PUBLISHED WEEKLY. i
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ARRIVAL 5 OF TRAINS.
| j( o:il schedule,
Houthern Railroad (Queen A
(Qrescent Route).
[in EFFECT FEB. 10,
hmif/i lion n ft.
\ 0 j ( (J. AN. (). LimileJ B:rts r. v..
So. 0, I’au American SpriMrt!. .7:18 a. m.
North Hun ml.
N'o. ‘2,0- &X. O. [vimtied 9:•*)") a. m.
y O . 4, Pan American Special . 11:10 i*. m.
Regular slope.
NVh. i anil 2, fast mail trains, stop at
Tr ntou.
DIRECTORY.
I);nle Superior Court meets Itnl Momlavs
n March and September.
Justice Court for Trenton District meets
jutl Saturday in each month.
(jo inrv Officers. — Wm. (). Reese. Or
am.'irv; S. .1. Hale, Clerk Superior Court;
\V. Thuimati, Sheri tl; \V. l\ Pace.
f:i Collector. Samuel J. Hale, "lax lte
reiver; Kcbt. S. County Treasurer;
w. T. Hul.r>‘, Cos iitity School Commis
'iouerijW. ti. Morrison, Surveyor; Mark
dale, Coroner.
(Jiiinti’M Services, M. 10. Church, South
Jtid and 4th Sundays in each month.
Praver meeting each Sunday evening at
o’clock. Kpworth Teague meets every
Wednesday evening. Sunday school every
•Midday morning ai 19:00. D. 11. lingers,
Nil pt.
11. E. SMITH, Pastor.
SECRET SOCIETIES.
Treiit-Aii Loci go, F. & A. M.,
No- 17‘J.
Meets at the Masonic Hull on
Wednesday night, on Ol Before the
full moon and every 3rd Sa urda\
ni**!it therefrom at 7 :30.
.!. M. Lyemance, W. i\L
Trenton Lodge, No, 38, I. O. O F.
M -et. at th p ir hall north side p it,,
lie 1 1 ::a?e every Saturdtiy evening
t 7 :jH. \V. G. Coin. X. ti.
Dado Lodge, No. 122, K. of’ P.
Meets in Odd Fe 1 lows’ Hull AI mi
ll iy ev oi i ugs n t 7; ID.
Frank Morrison, C. C.
J.W. RUSSEY. f: 0.
Physician and Surgeon
TRENTON-GEORGH
WALTER W.CJTZfJI
P t*. r evj At IsaV .
Rl'h'lß FAWN GA.
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J. ?. JACOWAY,
A ITORNEY AT LAW,
'-RKN’TOy, •• CJKOfUiIA.
Will 'practice iii all the courts
State and Federal.
B. T. BROCK,
ATTORNEY AT LAW*
TREXrOX, -I GEORGIA.
Will practice in all the Courts. Prompt
attention given ail business.
W. u. JACOWAY.
Attorney tt Ltiw,
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T. J. LUMPKIN.
TTO I?JTE Y-fl<±+ LJk W,l
—Collections a Specialty —
New Eugland City, Ga.
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—JCA LL|ON
A. S. JACOWAY
WITH
H. Schwartz & Bro,
Chattanooga, T i:n n.
FINE SHOES
and HOSIERY
Get the "DUX’’ Shoe
LOCAL ar.d PERSONAL
By Mrs. R. S. Rodgers.
Miss Grace Allison is home from
Ross vi lie.
Colyar Tatum was in Rossviile
Satu relay.
Judge Jacoway was in the city
Saturday.
Fro . S. J. I i.lespnt Wednes
;.y in Slygo.
\Y. G. Morrison spent Saturday
in Chattanooga.
Horn to Mr. and Mrs. Lee For
ester, a 14 pound boy.
Horn to Mi; and Mrs. Houston
Wheeler Monday, a son.
Miss Hassell Dabbs was in the
city the last of the week.
Miss Mattie Cuzzort was home
from C hattanooga this week.
Mrs. T. 11. 15. Cole has returned
from a weeks visit in Gadsden.
Mrs. Elmer Newman attended
church in Chattanooga Sunday.
Mr. and Mis. L. S. Lyenianee
visited at Worley Chapel Sunday.
Miss Willie'Allison visited Min
nie Bible at Sulphur Springs Sun
day.
Dr. It. It. Tatum wife and baby
left Wednesday for South Pitts
burg;
Houston Wheeler and John
Price spent Monday in Chatta
nooga.
Mrs. John Waller visited rela
tives at Allens switch Friday and
Saturday.
Mrs, Willie Norman returned to
Trusville Friday alter a months
visit here.
Miss Nell Thurman ol Chatta
nooga is visiting her brother, Sher
iff Thurman.
J. B. Dugan of Atlanta was
called here Saturday by tne illness
of his father.
rs. Jim Dobbs and children at
tended the ball game here Satur
day afternoon.
Cottage prayer meeting was held
at the home of J. H. Corput Thurs
day afternoon.
•*
Miss Rosa Stewart of Byrds
Chapel was a guest of Mrs. G. W.
M. Tatum Tuesday.
Mrs. W. P. Pace and daughter
Lueiie visited at Sulphur Springs
Sunday and Monday.
Miss Susie Jenkins of Ross vi lie
is spending the week with her sis
ter Mrs. John Tinker.
Thomas Tittle and Thompson
Street of Morganville were in town
Wednesday on business.
Col. B. E. Tatum and family of
Jasper, Tenu , are guests of Mrs.
S. If. Thurman this week.
Miss Marie Parker of Byrds
Chapel who has been very sick for
several days is recovering.
Mr. and Mrs. W. I>. B. Cham
bers returned to Ross vi lie triday
evening after a weeks visit here
with relatives and friends.
George W. Cureton of Rising
Fawn, Dr. T. J. Lumpkin of New
England and R. F. Tatum attend
ed the state convention in Atlanta
Tuesday.
Ben F. Parker of Cole City was
ere a few minutes Wednesday.
r. Parker was in a rush to get
■ rick to the bedside ol his sick
wife v ho has been very ill for sev
r.d days with fever.
FOR SALE.
Three liest new bicycles on the
market. Two .1. Stevens Anns
Company shot guns and one rifle
clioap for cash. Easy terms. Ap*
. at Times office.
NOTICE.
We are requested by Hon. Wal
r W. Cure ton, to announce a
picnic to be given by the Baptist
uuday school oi Rising fawn, at
uretons Mill on the 4tK of July.
A big time is anticipated and ev
erybody is invited to attend.
RUSSELL E. TATUI.I
LAWYER.
Special Attention Given to
Collections an l Administration
of Estates.
AGENT
For the Franklin Life Insur
ance Company. In-jure yo ;r
lile and make it worth some
thing after death.
We write all forms of policies.
Office TKENTON, Gkokgia.
Agent for all Leg.il Blanks at
lowest price.
BASE BILL.
The Trenton High School play
ed the outsiders last Friday and
held the “loafers” down remark
ably well.
The students lined up under
directions of Capt. Prof. Carroll
who winged his side of the game
against Red Jacoway for the other
side.
This was the lirst battle for the
school boys under their present
management and they did remark
ably well taking into considera
tion their size, looks and the
amount of practice they have had
together.
The game was not only interest
ing but amusing in the extr m
and was enjoyed by a large au
dience. The students were only
defeated by one score by the op
posing team which was made up
out of ex and present local stars
and being on an average at least
twice as old, large and uglier than
their adversaries.
The result is considered a victo
ry for the students.
New England vs. Trenton,
Last Saturday CaM. Jim Dobbs
of New England Tullakoed It .*•
team to this place and contest,’ and
with the locals on the north si.h
diamond in a hotly conies ed
game. They crossed mauls ab
2 :30 and lasted until near night.
The twiners were in fine shape
and were supported in league style.
The game hung in a. doubtful bal
an.t* u>t> t e Blh inning when
by an error of the visitors the lo
cals gained the bulge and regis
tered a score that could not be
overtaken in the short time left by
the visitors.
The game was one of I lie mo.-t
scientific ever played here and w:>s
one of the most scientific ever
played here and was gmerousb
attended by people from djUm-m
parts of the county.
Gapt. Dobbs belongs to a base
ball family, being a bro*her of
John Dobbs, former manager of
the Nashville Southern League
team and part owner of the fran
chise. He is to be co -gratul.-tecl
upon his fine management of his
present team of which he has only
had in charge since moving to New
England a few weeks ago.
Other games are being arranged
to be played on the local diamoms
by tne management ot these ex
cellent teams in the near futur .
The date will be published in The
Times and all interest and in thi
great game will miss ft treat by not
attending.
There was only one accident of
a painful nature to occur on thf
diamond and that befell manage!
Dobbs son who was a spectator.
He was struck just above the bridge
of the nose by a stray ball indict
ing a painful but not serious
wound. The force of the ball
broke the spin and several stitches
were taken to close the cut by a
physician who was present witness
ing the game.
Late reports are that young Mr.
Dobbs is slightly dis ; g ired, hut is
doing nicely.
John Avery and George Dugan
from Sligo were in to n Wednes
day.
Clerk S. J. Hale spent the day
with Uncle Jim Dugan, of Sligo
Wednesday. Mr, Dugan has been
very ill for sever .1 weeks and is
not expected to recover. He is 80
odd years of age.
DOINGS Of THE
COUNTY SCHOOL OOftRT
The county board of education
met at the con it house Monday
with the following members pres
ent. 1\ G. Bible, president, G.
W . Gross. J. Lee Forester and J.
Rutherford. The following busi
ness was transacted: Lo -tiled a
school at the Hughes school house
for this year lhplacfc of the Reeves
schoo’.
Appropriated BiO per month
additional to the Trenton school
salary raising it to vi)L.OO per
month.
Appropriated $25 per month for
Rising Fawn nigger school.
Appointed Felix Graham trus
tee 1129 district.
Ordered as far as this board is
concerned that teachers teaching
on the county or state line are not
required to attend Institutes in
both state or epunty.
Owing to existing circumstances
the board excused those teachers
who failed to att nd the Institute.
Board graded G. S. G. the priv
ilege to hold special examination
for teachers who failed to take the
examination.
That the schools commence not
later than the 2nd Monday in
July.
Board recommended that the S.
8. C. grant 8 J. Hale state license.
Appointed Alex Moore trustee
1214 district, Sam J. Hale trustee
1089, E. H. Bates trustee 1037.
Appointed S. J. Hale to assist
the G. S. C. in grading the school
teacher’s.
Commissioner Bible and S. J.
Hale will continue until the teach
ers are graded.
Cave Springs.
Rev. I). ( 1 . Forester and fami 1 y
of Chattanooga are spending a few
Lays at this place. Brother For
ester pr. ached us an excellent ser
mon Lunday.
31 r. Fischer and daughter Miss
Callie visi ed friends here Sun
day.
Ed Pickett has gone to Orme,
Term., to work.
Mrs. Lynch visited friends here
Sunday*
A number of people from this
place attended the all day singing
at New Salem Sunday They re
port a good time and plenty of
dinner.
Aunt Lizzie Forester rs spend
ing a few days with her daughter
at Rising Fawn.
Ed Forester of Walker County,
is visiting his sick father, Uncle
Whack.
Misses Jessie and Gertie Slaton
and Arch Durham and sister at
tended the picnic at Sulphur
Springs Saturday.
We are glad to learn that Mis.
Slaton is better.
I think berry picking and can
ning is the the day.
We had an unusually hard rain
yesterday. T-ri x i e.
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From Morganville.
Dry and hot is the talk here.
Mrs. Kiser remains quite sick.
William Tittle is in Chattanooga
today.
Messrs. Wall Morgan and Bates
Farnley’s is on the ridge here lor
the summer.
J. B. Street and Thomas Tittle
is at Trenton today.
The noted Bill Harper boarded
No. 5 here yesterday for Trenton.
Mis. D. M. A. Jones Is much
improved.
Uncle Jim Harris is moving here
from Wildwood this week.
J. T. formerly of Bir
mingham is here for the summer.
Trenton, New England and
Wildwood will cross bats here
Saturday.
Jhe boys say Wm. Drew has
made or left one crop on the Da
QUICK SALES
AND SMALL PROFITS
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will he our motto for the year 1008. A big line of
everything new and substantial for men, women
and children. Shoes for everybody.
Come to the ‘‘South Side” merchant and save from
25 to 30 l 3 percent, on your purchases,
L-S LYEMANCE
vis farm and gone to the forest to
cleaning up new g:ound. Hill
says it wasn’t weeds that caused
him to leave, it was clods and
snakes.
With success to The Times I
ling off. Dulip
FOE SALE.
A horse and buggy. Buggy
•econd hand, but in good shape.
Ail! sell both or either cheap for
•ash, cattle or corn. Address
Times.
A second handed Biickensderie:
Type-writing machine. Just the
thing for the boy or girl to learn
on at home. The machine is in
line shape and cost $35 new, will
take S2O in cash or corn for it.
Address Times.
Lost —Tuesday a necklace some
where on the streets of Trenton.
The finder will receive reward by
delivering same to Mrs E. W.
Thurman
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di'A'-viiiw- m i,it <t.j.forexjXMt search and free report, i
r'ree advice, how to obtain patents, trade mark-3,
copyrights, etc., ALL COUNTRIES.
H.-'si’i ~s dir ret with Washing lon saves time ,
m >;u-y au a jin the patent.
P iert a-id Infringemenl Practice Exclusively.
V. t i‘j ,v iwt.o to u* at
52s K.r.tii Cirwt, opp. Dnited States Patent Office,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Telephone, mail your orders or
go to Dan C. Wheeler & Cos., at
607 Market St., Phone 175, Chat
tanooga, Tenn., for grain, ha}’ and
feed supplies. Cotton seed meal
and hulls a specialty. Don’t for
get the place.
Isakes K'tdrsys and Ssladdcp Right
DEATH WAS ON LIES HEELS.
Jesse P. Morns, of Skippers, Va M had a
close call in the sprint* of 1906. He says :
“An attack of imeumonia left me so weak
and with such a fearful cough that my
friends declared consumption had me, and
death was on my heels. Then I was per
suaded to try Dr. King’s New Discovery.*
It helped me immediately, and after taking
two and a half bottles 1 was a well man
again. I found out that New Discovery is
the best remedy tor coughs and lung dis
ease in all the world.” Sold under guar
antee at all druggists. 50c and SI.OO.
Trial bottle free.
BOOKS Si, CREDIT
The Franklin-Turner Cos„ Atlanta, 6a. '‘“S'" ‘
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Clover, Red Top, Timothy Or
chard Grass, Millet Hay, and all
kinds of field seeds at Dan C.
Wheeler & Co’?., 607 Market St.,
Phone 175, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Cotton seed meal and hulls a
pecinlty.
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TENTS
Anyone sending a sketch and description may
quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an
invention is probably patentable,. Communica
tions strictly contldential. HANDBOOK on Patents
tent free. Oldest anency for securing patents.
Patents taken through Slunn & Cos. receive
pedal notice , without charge, in the
Scientific American.
A handsomely illustrated weekly. l argest cir
culation of any scientific journal. Terms, $3 a
rear: four months, $L Sold by all newsdealers.
MUNN & Cos 361 Broadway, New York
Branch Office. F St.. Washington. D. C.
FOLEYS HONEY*">TAR
Cures Coldsi Prevents Pneumonia
Wilson’s
I invite you to be a perma
nent member of my large
family.
It is A Stanton Family.
You and 1 are at home here.
We are heie to.stay.
We like the country. We like
each other, and we are all boosters
for this section. Handing you out
an article in exchange for cash is
not the whole thing. The salt of
success is loyalty, friendship and
elpfulness. You and I will turn
to each other as we would to a
dictionary for desired information.
I will help to spread your table
with good things. I will supply
you with durable and comfortable
wearing apparel. You will get big
values for your money.
This is a store of quality. The
best in the beginning is always
the cheapest in the end.
I want every boy and girl in this
section from 1 to 90 years young
to make this store a meeting place
—a council chain he. —.l school
room tor studying qualisv, prices,
things that fit and last and suit.
A FEW OF THE MANY PRICES
Flour 48 lbs $1.30
Meat and Lard 9e
Brown Mule Tobacco and Snuff
1 for 25c
* ♦.
3 lbs Tomatoes .... 10c;
New line of dry goods and gents
furnishings, also notions calico,
cotton checks, etc. Fanners and
friends call on me for farming
tool Band hardware.
J. H. WILSON
Morganville, Georgia.
LIVE AND LET LIVE STORE.
Open an recount by mail with
the Avenue Bunk & Trust Cos.,
Chattanooga. Safe and sound.
Good business men at the helmt
Seed. 0. Roberson for your
dry goods, groceries and most ev
erything else, except saw mills, at
the lowest possible price.
Foley’s Orino Laxative is best for wo
men and children. Its mild action and
pleasant taste makes it preferable to vio
lent purgatives, such as pills, tablets, ete
Cures constipation.
Tienton Drug Stoie
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of C
Use Dr. W: 15. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepson
and Herb Laxative Compound for all
stomacli troubles, such as dyspepsia, Bili
ousness, sick headache, sour stomach and
heartburn also liver troubles, constipation
and ills caused bad digestion. On sale et
Trenton Trug Store.
PLENTY OF TROUBLE
is caused by stagnation of the liver and
bowels. To get rid of it and headache
ami biliousness and the poison that hr ng§
jaundice, take Dr. King’s New Life Pills,
the reliable purifiers that do the work
without grinding or griping* 25c at all
druggists.
KILL™. COUCH
.> CURE the LUNCS
w,th Dr. King’s
New Discovery
fob csrsr ,Aa.
AND ALL THROAT AND LUNG TROUBLES.
GUARANTEED SATISFACTORY
OR MONEY REFUNDED.