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ol Dado Xe\vs. b! Lytic and Every Fsi-day AT TRENTON, CA. B T W!(H!K ElilKill, Advertising rates r -asonable and w li made known upon application, AJi iMiurnunica.ions iuusi be coofef?" gilded with tlie real name of the j writet. ■ illegal adverti-3 ng must be paid i'f.r ia ndvauce. address all correspondence to THE NEWS, Tkicnton, Ga. ' ■—* -*—■ II 1..1.111P.T,, Trenton T/'flirn NO. 179 K. & A. M. Meets *h ciincfrflay on or botofft e.tcb lull moon nuil two weeks | here alter. TANARUS, .1, l.umpkiu.'VV. SI. SI. A. n T.iturn. Serrftari . ■— 1 MotUodisti liuiv.li 2nd and 4til Kuini ns in rich nionlli. |oe;irhlnf In Key. .1. ij. B:ij.. I'iaytr liiceiinjf i very Sunday nitftu. Trenton Clinpter N". fri It. A. M. Moot- Sat. lirduy liijfhf on->r ui'mv ••in-ii full moon. T. l.ußipltiu, U. I*., Si. A, 11. Tatum, Ai eiotaiy. Hind© County \ IliHiiee meetson l>t Tuesdays in.lHnuuty, April, .July ami October. (J. A. ];. itibio l’iCsiaent. W. S. Taylor, secretary. I’ine Grove church (P. pti-i)j* IVevhins every :tm Sunday at II a ill. ami on *Hltirilty luea’chinß at 3 o’clock li in. by Kev. Sam Trot ter. Pastor. Hade S a peril) r (Jnurt meets 3rd Mondays in March and September. Local and Personal. “fyie” McCord returned to West Point, Miss., Sunday. W. T. Hughes offers bargains at his store near the railroad. Hon. J. B. McCollum of Morgan ville was in town Tuesday. Mr. Jim Burkhart, of Valley Head, Ala, is in town to-day. Chas. McCord, of Seottsdoro, Ala., spent a few days last week with his father. “Bee” Austin says this paper is the best published in the state. Suppose he meant the “State of Dade_ Our “devil” is an expert per former upon the guitar, and is very popular with the young la dies. Some people don’t like the name of this paper, hut, Beii gittrifesfiv* or common, v. hat’s in a nti in i '< If we bun noiie at ail, we’d ‘'Ret there just the same.” Trenton has the most, harmonio us school she has ever had. Our people for once seem to be united. Later. Only tolorably harmon ious I). S. Acuff, of Horse Creek, Ala, spent hist week in Dade among his many warm friends. He is the same handsome, good natuied Dick Our Rising Fawn and Morgan ville mail was sent off last week without, a proof being made which recounts for Ihe unusal number of typhographical errors. Why should not the road over seer who vecitves sl.soper day for hin work be required to put in time on the road “just the same as common people”? Mr. .T, IT. Corput, and old ex confederate soldier, has tne agen cy ior Jones’ life of Jefferson Da vis. It is a book that should bo in every Southern home. It bein g customary for patrons of a country weekly tc settle up their subscription accounts at the tall ten m of the “big court,” wo ex pect to have a large goods box placed in front of our office with a slot attachment capacitated to receive a silver dollar tor the bene lit of those who desire to pay with out troubling the editor. DIED.—Mrs. W. R. Jobe, ar New England, about half past two o’clock Monday morning. She had long been a patient sufferer aud and her death was not unexpected By her death a family of intelli gent and interesting children are left orphans, dependant upon the care of an elder brother The bu rial took place Tuesday at the Bayne burying ground by the side her husband. J he 1 ronton Literary Society is I !ii ;i nourishing condition. T’ie freedom of the •‘devil” I conies next after (he liberty of the press. 1h meeting which has been going on at l a ion closed Tuesday night. Prots. 'i atum & Allison have en rolled ] j() students for the present yea r. Miss Mary Case returned Wed nesday, after a three weeks visit to Graysville. Seethe advertisement of Hale & Cantrell in this issue and learn to profit by seeing a good thing. Peed () Neal has charge of the blacksmith shop on the square and is prepared to do first-class work. We ate advised to let up on the the fellow who reads his neighbors paper. Yes, and the dog that steals your meat would prefer to be un molested. A young man of this nlage at tempted to take his best girl to church Sunday night, without the consent of the pro] er authorities. This veto power a great thing in society circles. Geo. Blevins says he has not been receiving his “Atlanta pa pers” regularly, and threatens to report the'matter to the Comptrol ler-General. Go ahead. George! If van succeed we will try the same racket. Ten voters (four of whom were old Confederate soldiers) were in front of Majors ct Paces store Tues day discussing the action of the Legislature in rejecting the Con federate home when a vote was proposed to arrive at the sentiment of the crowd. Only one man agreed with the “immortal 94.” KC’LPEH'R A Picnic At DeSota Falls. On Thursday, August 27th, Mr, and Mrs. J. L. White, of Sulphur Spring, Gii. , Misses Josie and Hen rietta Hale, and MissCieo Tidwell, of Rising Fawn, Ga.; Misses An nie, Mattie and Bailie White, Miss Lora Lowry and Mr. Forest Low ry, of Valley Head, Ala.; Miss Cotnam White,Joe Reese and John McCurdy, of Ft. Pavne, Ala.; Mr. Will White, of Chattanooga; Miss Walta Reaves, of Springville Ala.; Mrs. J. IT. Hardwick and Rev. W. P. Hanes, of Ash ville, N. G\, met at Valley Head at eight o’clock a. m. and went to DeSota Falls, four miles South-east of Valley Head, on Lookout Moun tain picnicing. DeSota Falls has been a selected place for picnics for many years and-is one ot the iovliest spots on earth’for a day of pleasure. There is an abundance of shade trees to make everything pleasant and comfortnblc,*and the scenery is unsurpassed. here are beautiful mos covered racks for seats and one can sit on the edge of the bluff and see the water of Lit tle river as it rushes over the pre cipic and plunges seething and foaming into the depths of 100 feet below where, there is a great basin in the rock about 400 feet long and 300 feet wide in which the water is standing to such a depth that no mortal has ever fathomed it. The natural rock houses a lit tle farther down lend enchantment to the scene. After spe r ding some time in sketching, sight seeing, mending the boat, and sheltering ourselves from die rain, we ate a good dinner prepared hv the hos pitable ladies ot our party and one we enjoyed as only hungry pienic ers can. After dinner J. S. White, who had his camera with him, made a photograph of the Falls and scenery, including the picnic party. Wo spent three hours in sight seeing and pleasure seeking, which was very much enjoyed by the young people of the party. At 3 o’clock, p m. we started for Valley Head, where we sorrowful ly bndaee ottn-r good bye and went to our several homes after spending a day long to he remem bered by each of us. DeSota. U luMjp ’JBvrn fi'j) With anew hoard of directors ito direct the affairs of the New England Cos., new life seems to be infused into the stockholders as well as the management. It. is the aim of the directors to raise fiftv thousand dollars for (he purpose of building a railroad from New England City out through White Oal> Gap to the company’s coal to open up the coal veins and to build coke ovens. Messrs. Tom Cummings, A, Brown, IL V. Tay lor and W. G. MorriNon agree to give $5,000 for this punoose. It is expected $5,000 more can be rais ed in Dade court rv and the remain der of the $50,000 to be raised in the east. Mr. Tom Cummings has gone to Boston to assist in getting up the subscription, and with his en ergy and persistent efforts he is almost sure to oucceed. The Dade county stockholders should do their part and we will see better days in old Dade. The procession accompanying the remains bf Mrs. J. P. Bond to Sarah’s Chapel yesterday was the largest and most impressive wit nessed in the county for many years. Load M ,rket Rep ort < OHKECTKI) WEEKLY". Meat 30c per bushel. Sugar, Granulated lti lbs. p-r. 31.00 “ Extra ' ’. Coffee, Arbuckle’s BUc?per lb. “ Green 4 lbs SI,OO. Cora 75c per bushel. Peaches 50e per bu. ‘Apples 36c per ‘ dull. Flour 03.00 $3.20 $3.40 per 100 lbt. B iter 15c per !b—dull. Fggs 10c der doz. Leaf Lard lOe per lb. Hams, Sugar cured 13c per lb-. Meat, short clear side He Died Beef 15c “ Syrup X. O. C. 50c per gal, Pice Japanese 12 lbs for $1..00 1 rices given on country prodccc are both buying and selling prices of merchants. GIORGIA DADE COUNTY Mil! be sold lieloie ibe convf house doov in’ l *-' town ol Trenton in sni.i count, on the lir-c Tnevluy [in October lb'll Within Hie It£a’ b.-ui- mde itic tylliming m -.-•■ibeil opeit> to wi ,* I nvn I t’vi...fa Jr the twn <1 Tv; ntou. Le\ m.i on it-the property of Geo P Ln.vis in *:; l i-t, ;i (j nj.-ii.il ti'otn tiio .ln-tic.e in r fid thc96oili Dist iijfai.-t Ihe -apj Gen P 11. . ,5 mid in l itvoi' •' ] I.,;iac (Jruig s;• prnpertv P"i' e ' <>nt by jdiiiu'iff Tennm in pi>e-ion no i oil 1. evy* made liv W II Smith 1. C and tuiu U oveitonie -XhisAugust fjl -1 isSll W A liVKb. sheriil' GEORGIA. DADE COUNTY. To the Superior Court of Said Count v. The pi it ion ol K. 1> Davis, Win Tiitle '1 bo- Tittle John Vmrli. .1. !: Mv-ellum .Jonn I’. Fowler, Henry J. Wolf. G f < bambei6 and David Tin le show-nth ih.-ii i• • r>tio - desiri .s to be incorporated and made a bmlt poljiic, and corpor4to under tin- liman! Gun in order ihe eo |ni ate name of The l dtde ( < bry i pm pan \ . The object id ihe rci | ora: cm i- In erect a gooil college liulMing t a oper itr a first cln-s high clmol, or College to like stock in such entm pi i-ns Pi i inner- desire- io ’’stieorpor.: t" for a term ot twenty yems With the privilege, ol renew.•] a- ullen it- van t e done in.rier the laws of thin state They desire the corporation to have the power ol siieinjc and being seed, to h ve and use a cunm n seal and to have Micossors and io mi k i -ueh lit law.-, rules ond regulations as it vi i-lie- binding on its member- not im on sist.a nt with the laws of this slate, and the Uoiled States, and to .d'er. ; mend and ree-ind tin* sun e at pleasure l li.it is ill w have power 'o rent lease, puichuse ami hold sui-li real and personal pie| ertv niaj Ire m*- essarv for the legitimate purposes of the enrpoi ar ion as loi securing debts tar 11. amt Hr dispose of it at ideasme Mot ihat it have power to eh ct~ stu b oilieer-, nianige's. une- t-vr. or agr uis as it nesires audio do ,and) -ueh ants as -re nee.- I'ssi'y lor the legitiuiate i \ei uli >e ol its pow ei> and the earn Ing out o. ii- purposes. Petitioners desires rlic capital -tu t ol said company to he five Ihousuni dollars divided nro shares of ten dnU-trs each with the privi lege 111 inerea-i'ig ihe capital slock to ..twenty thousand dollars They de-m* Ihe i llice and place of bui in i hi sail) corpor ai jon to he at klorganV ill'., in tile count vof Had ,-ai i state Peliuoneis pray that they may hv made a '■o<T corporate and politic nuclei' the name a aloresuid, '1 hat-this pen n may be icooyded by Ibe l lerk of I lie Superior Court of said county slid ibat ihe. sain may be published in illy-‘Stale ol Dade Mews a public gazelle of -aid county ol Dad * nre a week for one month ad aftcrwiud the court will pas- an order de ciaiing said application granted And peti tioners will eve.i pray etc. •I. I*. .Jaeowav, Pl’t’i’s Atty. Georgia, Dade County: I certify that the above is a true copy ol a petition filed in ni\ olliice as appears oi record therein. This August lUtil U9l, S. 11, Thurman. 0, S.C. GEORGIA. DADE ( OUNTY. Will be sold at the court hnu-e door in the tows ol Trenton anl county within the legal bou's "f vale on the Ist Tuesday in Octobsr. ISHI. the I lowing described property to-wit: N inet, aen s more or le.-s ot lot of land Mo 253 in iln 10th ills, i irt and 4th section ol sai i coiin- M 'X epr ihe mlreral interests, it being the southwe-t and west part of said lot. Levied on to satisfy a tax fi fa. issued bv G \v Hughes. T C fey said county against T J Tump km agent oi Mrs M W lump mu. for state and county taxes loi the year lf!10. Levied on as 111" (111-pen V ol Mi's M W Lumpkin, property pointed out by T J i.umpkin agent, Also will ne sold at the same tine and place houses and town lot- No- i7 and 18 in block Mo 4? in Mew Kngland City said county front' mg liitv feet on Vermont avenue and running hack west 144 lent to a twelve loot alley Lev ied on io Simmy three tax fl las issued by G " H ugh,- T C for Dade eoi sly lor State and county taxes lor the ya.tr ltflO, two of Hie said ti In’s being i-sued against f .1 Lumpkin and ihe other against T I Lumpkin lugent X 1 Mays property levied on as the property of .1 Lumpkin and pointed out bv u W Hughes T r. Tenant in possession notified This Ai’.sr ■U-t Iciil, W a lIVKP,-herifl" GEORGIA DADE COUNL’X. Will be sold before the court house door in the town of 1 ivntou on the Ist Tuesday n October 1301. within lii leg). 1 hours < f sale the following descri bed property to-wit: i weniy acres I more or I ss of Lot, of land No. 102 in ; ihe lOtli district and fou th s ction of j Dade county, the same being twenty acres more r lesson the cast bonniary line of said lo , levied on as he prop erly of Eugene Gordon, agent < f the y.-ta e of Z*ck Gordon to sat sfy a tax 1 li la issued by G. W. Hughes, • *f r said eoun y for state and county taxes for liie ye r 1800, and again t (lie said Euueu m onion agent. Property point < and out, by G. 'V ; Hughes T. t b I ena it u po.-?> -.siort notified. Levy made by !. O. Winfrey L. C. tind turned over to me, ,ms Aug 81st 1891. VV. A. Bv Ki), Sheriti, •€* •-- - —— GE RGIA DADE COUNiY. Will be sold before thft court u msc door in ihetown of Treuton said *. ai.tv on the Is Tuesday in Oct 1891 with in the legal hours of sale the follow ing des6rib and property towit: Fifteen <erts of lots of land Nos, 289 in the 10th dis trict and 4th secito ■ uno 158 in the 19th district and the 4th section of said conn ty eonini<:ncTu_ at tt jail'* of rock near VV, D. Johnson’s northwest corner and running west wardly 1089 ft, to a rock corner, he.tce southwardly <J7S ft. to a ; reck corner, thence eas wardlv 1089 ft : to a rock corner on Johnson’s west I boundary line, thence nor hwardlj (i75 i ft to the beginuingcorner said land be- : tng known its 'he Sunny bide ad lition i to Trenton. Levied on to satisfy a lax ti fa, issued by GVV Hughes C.. for -aid e unty for stai and county taxes for'he year 1890 and against Samuel O B sler Prop rty pointed out by G W Hitglies ID'; Levied on its the property of the said Samuel (J Bosler. i [Tenant in possession notified Levy i made by 'V 11 Smi h L C and turned j over to me] i bis Aug 31st 1891 W A Byi i>, eheriff —THE BEAUTIFUL— aOPHeOsesmir mmn. Shortest and most direct line to CHATTANOOGA, HARRODSBURG L E XINGTON .. MMINVIIJJ! T? ‘FRANKFORT Cincinnati, Binning hani, Meri dan, NEW ORLEANS, . Jackson, Vicksburg & Shrevepo™, With Pullman Boudior, Buffet and Sleeping Cars. Close connections made North bound with THROUGH CAR Lines for Ki oxvitte, l-hville. Lviyclihurg. Richmond, Noi'u lk. lialeigh, < Ii u lotte. W illmiiigtuii. ( o lumh; i. i harlc-lon. ' H "to, M con. Savan nah, Brui swick and Floiida. ONLY 11 HOURS Chattanooga to (JINCINNATI. With through trains and bo change via the famous high bridge and through the beautiful Blue Grass rigion of Kentucky. Direct connection made in Central Union Depot Cincinnati for all points in the North-West North and East. St. rxmis, Chicago, Cleveland, Buf falo, Niagara Falls, Canada, New York, Boston. New England Cities and tbe Summer Resorts of the North and East. Direct connections made at NEW ORLEANS Without omnibus transfer for Houston, Galveston, Austin, Tex as, Mexico, and -California- Direct Connections via Shreve port to Dallas. Ft. Worth, Denni son, Arkansas. Indian Territory, Kansas, Colorado, New Mexico, Texas, Mexico and California. For rates, correct county maps and full information, call on It S Rogers, agent, Trenton, 4 G a., or address G B'Barrett, Trav Pus* ai ent I Chattanooga, D.l Mulliiney. Div Tabs agt ( Teun G. C. Harvey, 1). P. Edwards, Viee-Prest. g. P. & T. A i CINCINNATI, O W T LITTOLIISS i dealer JLicx Dry Goods,Clothing Shoes, groceries and GENERAL MERCHANDISE Keeps the best Line of Con will sett as cheap as can be bought in Trenton. A trial is all I a.A . Store at crossing of* it Ron church Street BUILT ON HONOR THE LIGHT RUNNING Satisfies tlie Most Critical! THE MOST POPULAR SEWING MACHINE OF THE DAY, It is ihe Standard of Excellence And has no Equal. Twenty-five years if the most envi ous competitor' has proven the Light Itunnii g ‘‘UO.mE si IC” Sew in j Ivia chiue to be far superior to any other. old by WT Hughes '—i**" 1 - 1 ——i " TKENTON GEORGIA DEALER in GENERAL MERCHAARISE carries the largest stock of Clothing and Shoes ever brought to Trenton. Fill! m\\ I ill PLICATE J CHATTANOOGA PUL ES HALE & Cantrell. The leading merchants of RISING ----- FAWN. Largest and most care fully SELECTED STOCK of goods in Rising Fawn. Special attention is called to our largo stock of. HATS AND SHOES ! Just received for t he fall trade. CALL AT OUR STORE and we will show goods cheaper than can be bought elsewhere. HALE & CANTRELL, Rising Fawn, Ga. DEMAND THE WATERS BUTTER WORKER! Guaranteed As Represented. HAS THE BEST PRINCIPLE ! LEAST LABOR tO OPERATE ! Does Not INJURE BRAIN of BUTTER! BAVEH TIME ! MAKES BETTER BUTTER Than Can Possibly bb Pbodccid By Hane EVERY BUTTETMAKER REEDS ONE, ITflf your dealer does not keep them, send dtrect to the manufacturer and get one, but under any circumstance do not purchase without investigate ing the “WATBB*’’ and you will surely buy HO other. WATERS N’F’fi. CO., r JOHNSON. VT. A. WUNDERMANN, 712 Eighth Ave., NEW YORK, SPIEiHVD NEW MUSIC PUBLICATIONS „ VOCAL. Dcpartar., (D AbKhled) Gorman and English, ns sung by Candidas, brothsr-in-law of *wiawaT, Soprano or Alto, oacb CUo; Castor V* Is. Carol for Ssprano. I60; My B wool Mouqulb Rosebud, Alto or Soprano.O Como Go&tle Math •r; Fopey Wopsy; Frstty Sailor Mat; Regret, star Kyed Nolly; There’s Nobody Home Bat Ms, and 1000 others, saah 16c. PIANO. Alexandra Walts, Pasker, 40c; Amoncaioo (tho prstttost Garotte pubUshsd) Solo, 50c, ’ ANY PIECE OF MUSIC OR MUSIC BOOK PUBLISHED ON EARTH BENTMtPIOOII MCCIIPT OFMANKKD MUSICAL 1 NSTRffMEWTS, Strtngn nn-4 Trimmings, Greatest Variety, best quality at lowest prices. n?*nrj tor tMo HAIKDB PtlTO’T u 4, ORCHE THAI* ACIVRDIfcMS, tbs bmt aaC IrcLxmi U jtho world. i SEND r.LL ordcsctooiove address. I [Duett, lftd< Bridal Fete [Waltsoo br Bd- Hoftnan 68c; • Dancing Waves at Kockaway Beach, Mazurka, 90s; Happy j Heart Qatap, 86c; Just My Taste, Polka and Mamrka. each Me; SUlaro'y Quad rille, 60s; Lores Thoeght. Parlor Pi too, Oo: Jan tout an Boaoh Walters, 48c; Hasurka Grotosqae, 60c; My Paradiae. Wakzes, fl. 00; Regret, (tbe showieot and prettiast Tarl ations oror published), V9o; Tbe Dream, Parlor Piece, 80c; Sounds from the Wrens; Ma sonic Waltzes. 750{ Travelling Pictures Wnlties (sang by 7U. SOLD ON MFRIV ROM ESTIC HUjttllEß 4 DOMESTIC Dr, J, W. Russey, Physician and Surgeon* Rising Fawn, - - -- - Georgia. BEN T. BROCK Atty-at-Law TRENTON - - - -GEORGIA Prompt attention to all business intrusted to him. -DR J S FAM DENTIST, RISING FAWN, - - - GEORGIA Work Guaranteed. Visits made where Necessary. case house TREJV TON GA* NEW AND FIRST-CLASS Only one hundred and fifty yds to Sulphur Water. Proprietor. [lll. E, B. KETCHERSI3E. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON / Trenton, Ga. Office up stairs over Cureton Store. ——i Subscribe for the State Of Dade News.