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The alliancemen of Georgia should profit by the Atlanta Jour nal’s exposition of Lying Fanner Livingston. Will they do it ? Chattanooga is only emphasiz ing her usual pluck and energy by working up a merchants’ steamboat line among her own business men. Trox Bankston should write a book of his travels with the Geor gia Press Association. A country newspaper can’t do the subject jus tice. Editor Shaver, of the Chatta nooga News, is attempting to pose oefore the public as “little inno cence.” He wants to know if pet ticoats are “worn on the side of the head or squarely on the top.” Congressman Everett’s successor to repeesent the “bloody seventh” will he a man opposed to the sub treasury bill or something better.” We guarantee that this prediction will be fullv verified, * Geo. W. Cureton, one of Dade’s popular merchants, was in town Tuesday. —Walker County Messen ger. Yes, George attends all the courts within his jurisdiction. At the alliance convention in Atlanta, Gov. Northen was howled down and out of the body by Liv ingston and his henchmen. Sooner or later the alliancemen of Georgia will discover that in Northen they “throw away a pearl richer than all their tab Mr. E. P. Willis, ex-president of ihe Muscogee Alliance, states on oath that Livingston told him that roven legislators had offered 10 sell out to him for Pat Calhoun. Liv ingston, swears he said no such thing. “You take’s your ehoice.” Every man who opposes the Ocala platform is not an enemy to the alliance, neither is the alli nnceman a traitor who refuses to join the third party movement. The gentlemen who sponted out to us the old quotation, “Thou who are not for us are against us ’ ete. ( wonderfuliy misapplied that old saying, Heretofore it has been custo mary for teachers who bad con tracts to teach public schools, to charge a certain amount per mouth for each scolar crediting each amount with the ‘ free school money” for each scholar The present State School Commisioner says when a teacher contracts to teach a pubric school he must teach for the free money only, unless the patrons voluntarily agree to pay the excess charges. It would then saem that the teacher must teach each scholar entitled to a pro rata share of the free money for what ever amount the county school commisioner may have in his hands ~10 co pro rated to each scholar. The new local road law for Dade county had the effect to stir up our people to renewed energies, and as a result our roads are to-day in bettei condition than ever before. The time is not far distant when Dade’s publie roads will be classed with the best of the roads in the state. Pei hapsthe time shall come when we can drive upon a pike up to an im passable torrent and look across a continuation of our beau tiful road only a few feet away. Then our grand jurymen may come to the conclusion that Dade county should have a few bridges. As the intervening time passes slowly away, this paper will continue to touch up our officials to a pense oi their duty. Trenton as a Health Desert. Eighteen miles from (Jbiitin nooga, situated upon the line of a grand trunk lailroad, hi one of the healthiest sections in North Geor gia; with unsurpassed sulphur, lime, freestone and mi era 1 water; with ample hotel accommodations why should not Trenton be the piost papular suuimer resort within all this seethmV Sickness is lisrUv known in fliipdies who vise o ir sulphur wa ter. For over twenty years a school has been maintained near the sul phur spring, which furnishes the ivater supply, and within all that time never has there been one death among th? students. With this water within a few steps of the Case House that pop ular hotel should be filled from garret to cellar through the sum mer season. Our advantages are being adyer tised and it will he but a short time until Trenton will be known as the most popular inland summer report in the whole South. Itofs Frrin Jllorganville. It nas just quit raining and the weeds aie wet, so I can’t get out to the station. 1 will try and give you a few more dots from this place. Brother Witcher is with us holding a protracted meeting. He has just closed one in Sligo with one profession and six addition to the church. The prospect, seems to be favorable for a great deal of good being done here in the sav ing of souls. If our leading men would take an interest in the salva tion of these fouls there would be many flocking in after them, as their influence on the right side would accomplish great good. Now let us all resolve to cleave to that which is good and shun that which is evil. Our Sunday-school pier.ic las* Saturday passed off quite pleas antly. We had some good speak ing by Bro. Witcher and Piof. Webb, after which dinner was served. In the afternoon all was at liberty to follow the inclination of their own minds. Suceess to you, Ben, and voui paper. May you both live lonp and prosper. More aeon. Uncle Dick. GEORGIA. DADE COUNTY. To the Superior Court of Said Countv. The petition of Iv. D Davis, Wm. JTiitle Tho, Tittle John Clark. J. It McCollum Jon p. Fowler, Henry J- Wolf, U. J, Cbambeis am Davifl Tittleshoweth that petitions riesin to be incorporated and made a body politic an corporate u"dor th<- lav>a ol Giiorgi iinder 'I corporate ianc of The Dade College Conip.o , The object oi the corporation is toc.ect good college building to operate a first cl hiph >chool, or college to take siocfe in su. i ento i prises Pet ioners desires to incorporate for a tern, of twenty years with the privilege ol renewal as olten as can be done under the laws of tlii state. They desire the corporation to have tin power ot seeing and being sued, to h..ve at > use a common seal and to Duve snccssors am to make such bylaws, rules ond regulations ;e it wishes binding on its members not mum sistant with the laws of this state, and tht United Stutcs, and to alter, amend aud recir.d the same at pleasure. That it may have potv* to rent, lease, purchase and hold such real am, personal property as may be necessary lor th< legitimate pin poses of tlie corporation as loi securing (debts to it, and to dispose of it m pleasure Aud that it have power to ob-ci such (.racers, munigeis, directors or ,11 gen li as it desires and to do all such acts as are nec ess r'y torthe legitimate cxecutjin ol its pow ers and the carrying out oi its purposes. Petdioners desires tlic capital stock of sail company to be live thousand dollai-s divined into shares often Uollats each with tbc privi lege ot increasing tile capital stock to |t.went} thousand dollars They desire llie ollice are place of butmess ot saiil corporation to be ui Morganvill , in the county of Dad. said state Petitioners pray that they may be mane : body eo p .ra e and politic under the name 10 aloresul.i, Thai this pern 11 may be ieco>'ue< by the Ulerk of Ihe superior Court oi sale county alul that the sain may he published m tlie “state 01 Dade Ji-ws a pub.ic gnz t eof said coudty of Dade once a week tor one monll and alterwa.nl tiie court will pass an order de claring said applicat ion granted. And peti tioners will evef pray etc. .1. I". .Jacoway. Pl’t’i’s Atty Georgia, Dade County: 1 ci-rtil* that th< iib ivo is ■ true copy 01 a pi- iriou flleo in in oOiii c us app- a s 01 record therein. Lius August Ib-o tbUl, S. il, ihuimun. C, S. C GEORGIA IkADE COUNTY. Whereas, J. Holmes temper n administrator of Jane M. i miner rep resents to the court in his petition duly tiled and entered on record that he has fully administered Jane M. Tanners es' ta e. This is therefore t) cite all per sons concerned, kindred and creditors to sh"W cause, if any tuey can, why said administrator should not bed s charged from his administration ann receive letters if dismission on the firs’ iwonday in September 1891. T his June Ist 1891. J. A Bennett, Ordinaly. GEORGIA DADE COT NTY. Whereas. Fannie I>. Smith of said ennni i liti.i.injr to he the cxernl.iix of the nnnen >)ai.ve ill ol \nsel Sniiih.deeeased. has file said tiuiiesuative will in mv office lor tiroliut at the icrrnlat- term ot'ihn eoart of Ordinal". - I I count, mi tno fir-t Mond:t> in .Inlv 1S!I and Win. It Saiiih. Katherine Street aid t.h ehildren ol Missouri a. I’aln or <'eesul. he 'HR heirs .ii said Annol Snii'h and n li re dents ol said state ol Oeorgia. ordered that ci t ttioii to te<e above name,l heirs to he ant a|)tCr at the eourtot '>rdin try of said <oun’ to he held on the l-t Monday in .Inly next t -how eause il any exists whv said w 11 shonl not In-e-ia'diahed. lie |'iibli'lied i“ the Sta el Intde Noti - lor thu iv day- This the 13(1 •I iv of May ISfll .1. A. Hknnktt. ordinary. For bale. One good, gentle horse; one set of harness, almost new and home-mid< •nc new top buggy, Georgia-made not a Northern or factory made b ggy of Heorgia wt od, and with pa ent coupler. Will sell cheap for cash. . A uply t i i. H. K swvil. Rising Fawn, Ga. notice. ! LOCAL LEGISLATION. Notice is hereby given that a bill will be introduced at the present term of the Georgia Legislature to be entitled an net, to amend an act entitled “an act to j incorporate the town of Trenton,’ <o empower the commissioners of said town to work any person upon the streets of said town as a punishment for a violation of the ordinances of said town. This July 9th 1891. M. A. B. Tatuuu B. P. Majors J. A. Cureton T. H. B. Cole , J. P. Jaeoway, Load M rket Fepoit. CORRECTED WEEKLY. Meal 80c per bushel. Sugar, Granulated 16 lbs. per SI.OO “ Extra P. 18 “ “ Coffee. Arbuckle’s 30clper lb. “ Green 4 lbs SI,OO. Pern 75c per bushel. Peaches 50c per bu. Apples 35e per “ dull. Flour $3.00 $3.20 $3.40 per 100 lbt. Butter 15c per lb—dull. Eggs 10c der doz. Leaf Lard 10c per lb. Hams, Sugar cured 13c per lb. Meat. short clear sjde 11c “ Dried Beef 15c “ Svrup N. O. (!. 50c por sal. Bice Japanese 12 lbs for $1..00 Prices given on country produce are both buying and felling prices of merch ants. AMERICAN M^ T KlUL.munil VEGETABLE Mm chopper Should Bo in Every Household. Sausage Meats, Mince Meat, Hash, Cooked Meats, Fish, Baladß, or Fruit, Vegetables. IN USE FOR 20 YEARS. iW~ The only Wccessfnl machine ever devised. Simple. Strong, Rapid. Easy and Effective. RIIY ONr T Apply to your dealer arelN ■ Vllßi • cular mailed on application. ATHOL MACHINE CO., athol, mass. m • —— - r L £■£-. ‘Jj ' i— S5 ft —* I ; bfi lc' il f%. lid Made m-i Flow.k* j:-* the—- LASSUS or- FLOWERS! r>.ft}s sa Sweet South In 1 of. Hpr!nKl*ifTi>j Cottle* EACH 65 CEMTB. Al.ro OUR EXTRA FINE SPECIALTIES! LYS DES INCAS S SfHHJS ftiSl . LUNEAS ! NEVADA 1 IMPERIAL. PINK! ROUSSEL ROSE EDEN ECUQUIT! LILY OF THE VALLEY! All SO rtnta per t-ottle. FICCIOLA! The most dollcate and moft lasting Odors Kiati*. Our trade-mark patented on Try label. “Delicate as a cobweb. Lasting as the hills. *’ IF’lf your drngviit don’t lep thtiu sd •mount to ua und we will forwue and prepaid. BOUSSAN FRENCH PERFUMERY CO AS Chartres St.. Sew Orleans, l.a. Rotary Shuttle Sewing feladiine! BAiutat Dr.PAttTvn* moa on* sttmi bjciiimss. MtWM'faLTHE “STAKMED" ■ Is not clamed witto t.ie Shuttle more, contin uously incur dirvetion. chines. Itisth.* FINEST OF THE FIRE! FRiertOM NEARLY weni-coh-Ic.cit.A.Ka ASCLIS'HEDs owrespouU.um*ria<i. R;iti3 cne-bait fasti-r w with same :notkn of I tt is rh. *r at double loot. j U.* price nsfcc<4 for * old itty’lcmftetUpiM thin 81553 Onc-HaSf Easier. ” *-' ui Buy the jJest! Kotir> Motion is tkeCnh Truo Mo+hod of iHrtofja Bcv,mg AlavUrc. Ee not Pehlrxi tit- b'jr c%n cri oar u*Ktit Kyamine the “ NTa? t*Akl>U or tend TO Lt Ik*r i ilcßluir, U. Siawlsfi Skiq{j machine Cos.. ClweUni, G. Riff Button 12 J 0 sue Has no equal for Stylo, Fit and Wear. Positively the best s:;oe in America for the money. Do not 1)0 deceived. See on bottom of each shoe. Take no other. Every pair warranted. Stylish and equal to any S3 shoe in the market. Made by and. M. PEEPLES £. CO., CHICAGO- IlOiHIS! ■ dealer for Ed. L. Huntley & Co.’* | HONEST Cloth'ng. If our jroode are not in rjie iiandti of tlreless TOiLEit, eohii come STOBE TKADE !” IKEKPEU Id I S your section, you os.n PRO CURE THEM from tho best KNOWN and Mail- Order Wholc-I sale Clothing j Hot's* in the' world, at pri •4rSs& cos tli at will MAKE TOUR §&< | eyes snap end PgjKBEP YOU 1 jruossiug how | ii'S can afford TO IK) IT. If S .rourDEALER *■ u does not keep ] Tours, anxious to please, I our coeds sor'd Ed. L. llunTiiEY. | to ue and we amMMMKtmiJ WILL furntph \ you a Suit or OvcrootLjexpress or mail paid, ion reooipfc of price. We will win and hold your patronage if you try on with au ordorl Wo havo buiit up this immense business by cur painstaking’ methods, and by doinj by; Others as wo would be done by. 1 Kd. L. Huntley & Go., Style Originators. EKSp-In ordering Suits or CveveosAc observe strictly follow i:: „ tv 1 ?’ ■" \*>uro ment: Breast mesr" ;e up under Bren. Waist re • pa ,v. 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Dots Not INJURE GRAIN of BUTTER! tuvcb : MAKES BETTER BUTTER Than- Cax Posbislt B PmoDrrin Br Baku. EVERY BUTTER MAKER REEDS ONE. Wlf your dealer does not keep them, send direct to the manufacturer and gat one, but under any circumstance do not purchase without Investigat ing the “WATEBS” and you will surely buy no other. WATERS M’F’G. CO., r ‘WSE** JOHNSON. VT. FIFTY THOUSAND S SMIS PER ANNUM With MANTELS, GRATES, HOLLOW WARE, TIN-WARE, and other goods in proportion la the productive capacity of the Phillips 4 Bnttorff Manufacturing Cos. NASHVILLE, TENN. THF.IR STOCK of furnishing! for the JUTOHKN, the TANTKI, and the DDIIXG ROOM Is Imsneiise. WITH LARGE CAPITAL, long experience, and favorable location for the cheapest pig Iron, and the lowest freight rates to all southern points, our goods are unexcelled in quality, and be yond competition In prices. EVERT DEALER sto sld have our Illustrated Catalogue. Oei respond - euoe soil el ted. Phillips & Bnttorff Kfg. Os, NASHVILLE, TENN. A pamphlet of information and ah?-i: UA Stract of the laws, phoning Hon fS/jgf obtain Patents, Caveats. Mai-Its, Copyrights, sent free./, _ f Ad<l MUNN 4. CO. jf"* / ‘ :4\ J L CASE C DEALER IN Family Groceries TRENTON CEORgIA, Granulated sugar 16 lbs to the dollar. Extra C sugar 18 pounds to the dollai.Flour ixtv five cts for 25 lbs of good dour. Every thing proportionally. •EsmrM mw co MANUFACTURERS AND DEALER IN sash, doorsand blinds. Coffins and furni t-ure, pickets, seroll work and rough and dressed lumber. We discount Chattanooga prices. For term a and prices address, \V. TI. Bowman Trenton Ga. THE NEW MODEL A perfect Machine Writing 82 characters. REMODELED AND IMPROVED GOOD MANIPOLDEK. The best standard Typewriter in the World. Inexpensive, Portable, No Ribbon, Interchangeable Type all Languages, Easiest to learn t rapid as any. AGENTS WANTED Everywh. ARRANTED AS REPRESENTED. This Machine is everybody’s frier. Everybody should have their writing done on the Typewri ter. It always insures the most prompt attention. Address, NATIONAL TYPEWRITER COMPANY 10 Temple Place, Boston,Mast’ ~ P. 0. Box 0109. JOB! A; CVBEM TRENTON GEORGIA DEALER IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE carries the Largest stock of Clothing and Shoes ever brought to Trenton. ..FUR CASH I DUPLICATE CHATTWftOdA HIM Mill COCSIf 6.1 For farming pm poses the garden spot of north Georgia; in her mineral resources unequaled by ai y section within the south ern mineral belt. With an abundant supply of timber and copious streams of purest wa ter on every hand, Dade county throws wide her gates and bids competition against the world. Puzling geologists by exposing to a lew coal and iron in abundance within a stones throw of each other truly she is the mineral Queen: traversed by a grand trunk railroad and with tennessee river within easy reach, hist transportation rates are assured. •\ * * For any further information address, • • THE NEWS, TRENTON GSJRxtV HALL TYPEWRITER t • ' ; v ■- |