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DUDE COUNTY TIMES <•/ ff E .T^'J'O ;V T , -PUBLISH KD KVSKY THUKSDAY- B Y THE DADE COUNTY TIMES PUBLISHING CO, LAUREN N 013 LE, * Publisher l F K1A L O KU A N OF DA DKGOUNT Y uleied at tPost Otlice at Trentor Oa , Kb second claim mail matter. TERMS OK SUBSCRIPTION: One Year... $ 1.00 i s ix Months .. .60 LAND SALE By \ irttie or the power and authority contained in a deed exe¬ cuted hy William M. Morisett and Lizzie Morisett,dated Sept. 14, 1921, and recorded in Deed Book I , page 277* > n die otlice of the Clerk of the Superior Court of 1 Rule County, Georgia, reference t 1 which is hereby made for full recital, of its provisions and for the purpose of safisfing the innebted- ne*s and obligations therein men¬ tioned, default in payment having been made, the undersigned will offer for sale and will sell u f on Tm»h.y. the 2. St day of April, | within legal hours of sale, at I he j trontof the east door of the court house at Trenton, Ga., at public outcry to the highest and best bid¬ der for cash in hand, and in bar of the equity of redemption and all exemptions inaccordance withterms and provisions of said security deed, the billowing described real estate, in the nth District and 4th Sec¬ tion of Dade county, Georgia. FIRST TRACT Commencit g at Sweet Field Fence at rock corner; thence run¬ ning southward to a wire fenee; thence with the wire fence to a spring; thence eastward direction with the fence to a rock corner at the ditch ; thence southward with the ditch to a rock corner; thence west with the fence to a rock cor¬ ner oi oxiginal line; thence south with the orginal line to a rock corner; thence in a westward dir¬ ection to a Post Oak corner on the branch ; thence south to a post oak comer; thence west direction to the fence to a double post oak corner; thence north with con¬ ditional line to a rock corner; thence a westwardjy direction to a rock corner; one hundred and fifty yards to a rock corner with conditional line; thence eastward with the fence to a rock corner; thence northward to jthe begin- ing corner; said tract containing 09 acres more or less, being part of Lot No. 251 in the nth Dis¬ trict and 4tn Section of Suid State and County. SECOND TRACT Beginning at a rock running eastward with original line to a rock corner; thence northwest direction to a rock corner; thence south direction to a rock corner; thence eastward direction to the beginning corner; containing 6 acres, more or less, being part of Lot No. 249 in the nth District and 41I1 Section of said State and County. THIRD TRACT Commencing on the east and west roud on a rock corner at the southwest corner ot the sweet field fence, the same J mining 1 the ” lands of F. N. Guinn ; thence run ning in a northward direction 15 leet east of the sweet spring now owned hy F. N, Guinn, and, strait on to the east and west orig¬ inal line, the same joining the land on the Georgia Iron and Steel Company and being part of Lot No. 251 of the nth District and 4th Section of suid State and County ; thence running eastward with said original line to Lot sold, now owned hy Hery Riardian to a rock corner; thence south with said lot to a corner; thence east witli said lot and the land of E. J. Forester to a corner rock ; thence north hack to original line; thence on eastward with said original line to a rock corner between the land of E. J. Forester and A. D. Hat¬ field; thence southward on con¬ ditional line between E. J. For¬ ester and A, D, Hatffeld to a rock cornet between the lands of E. J. Forester, Noah Forester and A. D. Ilatiield; thence westward with a conditional line between the lands of PL J. Forester and Noah Forester to a rock corner on original line; and part of Lot No. 250; thence south with said original line to a post oak tree for a corner; thence westward with a conditional line to a fen oak marked and onward in a westward direction to a rock corner on east of the sweet field fence; thence southward on a conditional line to the said east and west road to a rock corner; thence west ward with said rock hack to the beginning corner; the same being parts of Lots of Land No. 250 and 251,and in the nth District and 4th Sec¬ tion of said County and State. The mineral right is reserved in Lot 251 not conveyed. The same contains 65 'j acres,more or less, and sold by E Forester w T Free and Sallie free on the day and , above , written. year FOURTH TRACT Commencing at a rock corner on the original line ; thence south to a rock corner; thence south to a rock corner on the public road; thence west to a rock corner on the original line; thence north with said original line to the com¬ mencing corner; containing 6 acres, more or less, the same being a part ol Lot No. 255 in the 111 h District and 4th Section of said County and State. Sold as the property of William M. Morisett and Lizzie Morisett and to divest out of said William M- Morisett and Lizzie Morisett, their assigns, and each and all of them, all right, tittle and interest that they may have in and to said property and vest the same in the purchaser. This the 21st day of March 1925. W. T. FREE AND SALLIE FREE By McClure, Hale & McClure, Attorneys Church Notes The Trenton Methodist day School raised $25 last day to be applied on its pledge 10 the Missionary All our Sunday Schools requested to remember Greenville Orphanage on fifth Sunday. A few days meeting will held at Cave Springs March 26. A one-week meeting will gin at Sulphur Springs on 4. Fifty welcomes await you Sulphur Springs next Sunday School Institute. Ur R. A. Smith DENTIST 813% Market St. Chattanooga, Tennsesee FOR OVER 40 YEARS HALL’S CATARRH MEDICINE has been useJ successfully in the treatment of Catarrh. HALL’S CATARRH MEDICINE con¬ sists of an Ointment which Quickly Relieves by local application, and the Internal Medicine, a Tonic, which acts through the Blood on the Mucous Sur¬ faces, thus reducing the inflammation. Sold by all druggists. F. J. Cheney & Co.. Toledo. Ohio. Tutt’s Pills in dace regulsr habit, good digestion. Relieve the dyspeptic and debilitated and tM> ap the system AGAINST MALARIA WILDWOOD Mrs. George Ford and son Lyle of St.Elmo were theguests of her sister Mrs. W. H. Red¬ ding last week. Miss Maud Haskins enter¬ tained the young folks of Wild¬ wood with a rooK. party, day night. Misses Annie and Mynnie Wallen were in Chattanooga shopping Saturday. Mr, and Mrs Adkins of Ala¬ bama have moved into the Austin house. Mrs. Hugh Wallen spent a very delightful day with Mrs. J, E. Pitts, Sunday. Mis. Jannie Exum and daugh ter Mrs. B, V. Wheeler end Carl of St. Elmo spent Monday with Mrs. C. F. Redding. % Mrs E.G. V\ right of Trenton spent Monday with home folks. Herman Cross made a busi¬ ness trip to Chattanooga, Tues¬ day. Mrs. R. S. Boyd was in Chat¬ tanooga shopping this week. Rev. Campar of Chattanooga delivered a very inteiesting sermon here Sunday afternoon, Washington Cross leaves this week for Arkansas after a few days stay with home folks. All correspondence sent us for pubiication should reach us before Wednesday noon to in¬ sure publication that week. Notice j 1 Qf {ming of p etition f or Election on “Fence” or “No Fence” To the Voters of Dade County: You are hereby notified that a petition of fifty freeholders of Dade County has been filed with the Ordinary asking for a county ! jde ekction Dade County, i Georgia, on the question of j Fenee” or “No Fence”, as pro¬ vided by Sec. 2036 of the Code of Georgia. Given under my hand, March 10, 1925. 1 . II. Wheeler Ordinary, Dade County,Georgia. V . 7 . V . Y . 111111 «iSi iSv;=M llllllt | Roof Paint ©si t%.e fob .v.v.v.y Roofing demands a reliable, permanent coating. Lampton’s Roof Paint is I demanded because of its — 1 staying qualities. Put it on and it stays put, satisfactorily covering and protecting the roof through rain and storm, sleet or snow. The first thing required in Roofing is permanence, the next low cost. Tasteful coloring ? Of course. That’s what you get when using Lampton’s Roof Paint. ‘A LAMPtON S » Paint Product FOP EVERY v Paint Purpose McBryar Brothers, trenton, Georgia v'lvl Morrison’s Store General Merchandise We are adding to our Stock as fast as needed, and hope to be be able to furnish anything our trade needs before loag. Our policy will always be to give all, the same values and instead of giving one premium to one person, will give all the the same. At present we are giving a portrait 7x9 with each Ten Dollar Cash (or its equivelent) trade, made by the National Studio in Chattanooga. Have pic¬ ture made ef yourself or family, costs you nothing, we pay for it. Later we will have something else, equal value to a|l. Our prices will always be as cheap as any. Mrs. W, G, Morrisnn TRENTON, GEORGIA R. J. Coulter Undertaking Co. Ambulance Service FIVE ESTABLISHMENTS Main Office and Funeral Home, 801 Vine Street, Chattanooga, Tenn. For all phones call Main 456 DR. BRILEY THE CHIROPRACTOR 302 Van Dernan Bldg. Phone Main 2527 Over Jo Anderson Telephone M-1462 17 E SthSt. We fit glasses at Sensible Prices Mitchell’s Inc. Manufacturing Opticians Joe S.Mitehell Chattanooga,Tenn,