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STATE OF DAOE K2V& PUBLISHED HVEUY FRIIUY. B. T. BROCK, Edit©., Term■> S>l 00 per year in nl Tiinue. Advertising rates r asonable* and w.H be made knevvn upon application, Ah •oarauuiea.ioud must, be <k:om piuiieti with tire real name of the; wiitr. All legal ailvertisng must ba paid f#rt adratJe. Addresc all correspondence t THE NEWS, J'rkwox, Ga. T''*titan I "litre NO l",# F. ,tj a. M Wdo*il*.V llijli* on Of liei-trt Pill'll null uimi yd IW works llir r.Oc r I'. I.uui|>kil), W. J ju M. * it Ttmi'. “ei'i'Ktarv. MulkoUUt ( liurch Slid and -ttli Suivlav* in aauli ni*ui!i |>ietielitntr In lt*v. .1. C. bays. l*i ; er meeting t very Sunday night. Trnt#n Oiiajiter No. 61) R. A. M. Meets Sa ai'dav night nn ir at eveactifnU moon. T. j. I.nmnk ill, 11, J’., 'A. A, 11. Tuluui, M cretary. bade County Alliance meet*on Ist Tuesday* ia .lanuars', Aliril. July and Octohr. G. A. K. liiblu I'icsideut. W. ,s. Tti’loi - , Secretary T’in* Oroee tliui.li (Bipljsi)3 Preaching CTry S,*i Sunday at 11 am, hul on Saturday jneactiiiig at 3 o’clock i> ui, by Kev. Main Ail. Paator. PadC S.i|jerinr Court meet* Brd Alondavs in Alxrch and Scoteui'ier. LOCAL TIME CARD. [AG Sit K] X KITH ROUND. SOUTH BOUND. N*. 2, 7:14 a. no No. 8 7IS a m •• 8, s :s* p - ui “ 5. t>:l4 a mi *• 15, 8:10 n. ru 1, 10:87 pml Local and Personal. Clim. A. Hull, of Steven* ob, Ala way in town yesterday. The grand jury finished their work ou Wednesday. Tuesday was pay day at the Rising Fawn Furnace. A drunken official is a disgrace to any county or state. Ten lings, _ and “the gentleman f-a-i-l-e-d to get him a knife.” W. T. Hughes will pay 15 cent per dozen tor eggs, payable in store. Th-r* long spell of almost unpar elled dry weather has about dried up the average town well The economical citizen of the county is the fellow to gouge the county when opportunity offers. The entire week has been con sumed in the trial of criminal cases to the exclusion of civil mat ter. A cert ain juryman got mad be cause a lawyer struck his name in securing a jury for a murder trial. My God! When a whole community “gets down on a man" that mwn should leave if —especial!} before testin', his rights in a civil court. Our readers must pardon the shortcomings of our two last issues ab our attendance at court has in terfered with our newspaper work, The jury returned a verdict of guilty with a recommendation to mercy, in <he case of the state against John Rutherford for the killing of Pat Rowland. An infant of John White -died at Rising Fawn*this week with what the doctors term rn unmistakable case of diptheria. Much excite ment prevails. The presentments of the grand jury published in this issue should be of interest to every citizen of the county and should be perused wi h care. When another election day ar rives we will take our morning dram and go to the polls and vote for a sober official. Will you jine us? •0 Mr. Noah Killain exhibits the ear of corn of the season — measures thirteen inches in length, twelve inches in eircun:- frence, weighs two and one half pounds, and its twelve hundred grains will >n :re than fill a quart measure. Court adjourned to-day BenOonuaUy re turn ml last week from Codartown. | ( br hotels were overrun with bounders during court week. . On account of court matters we | are one day late this week. $ It you are a citizen of iodr county you can’t afford to be with out the Nervs- Capt. W. O. Reese, of Cole City, spent the latter part of the week at court this week. Hr, J It. Brock and wife of Rising Fawn is visiting in the city this week. Considerable interest was taken this week in the Alexander- Blakecase. It is rumored that Nos. 8 and 9. (passenger trains on the A. G. 5.,( will soon be taken off the line. We are glad to note the appear ance of Capt. Jas Moreland, of Cole City, upon our streets this week, with th® bloom of health up on his cheeks. Then. Alexander, of Valley Head, Ala., is in Trenton this week as a witness in an important •'fly killing” case. EXCURSIONS. Reduced ratps on th * certificate plan have been granted by the Queen & Crescent Route for the - following occasions: Fourth an nual meeting International Associ ation Funerul directors, Richmond Va., Oct' 7 to f), National Prison Association of theU.S., Pittsburg, Pa., Oct. 10 to 26; Laundryman’s National association, St. Louis, Mo. Oct. 13 to 15; National Enccrnp mnt Union, \ecemn*s Legion, Reading, Pa,, Oct. 13 t 15; Pan American Congress Human Free dom League, Philadelphia, Oet. 12 to 13 : Catholic Young Men's Na tional Union, Philadelphia, Oct. 6 toK, For information as to rates, I tickets, etc., apply to tiedet agents, i t mm Many amusing incidents are re corded this week that do not de ficit very creditably upon certain officials. It was hard to convince certain gentlemen in charge of the Coal City convicts that the lawyers when in consultation would not spirit away their! clients straight into Heaven in j the garb of convicts, . We received a letter from Rep resentative Tatum yesterday sta ting that his bill'to prohibit oil in spectors from charging mileage had passed both houses of the leg islature. Another good score tor Webb. Local Marketortpor CORKKCTKD WkK.ELY. Meal9oe per bushel. Sugar, Gram luted 16 lbs. p r.f1.00 “ Extra r. Ccfi'ee. Arbtickle’s 30c per lb. Green 4 lbs SI,OO. Corn 75c per bushel. Peaches 50c per bu. Apples 85c per ‘ dull. Flour $3.00 $3.20 $3.40 pei 100 Ibt B tter 15c per lb—dull. Eggs 15c der do*. Leaf Lard 10c per lb. Hams, Sugar cured 13c per lb. Meat, short clear side 11c “ 1) ied Beef 15c “ Syrup N. O. O. 50c per gal, Rice Japanese 12 lbs for $ 1..00 Prices giveu on country produce are both buying and felling prices of raerch ants. GEORGIA DADE COUNTY. . I W ill lie. gold at ttie court house door In flic town of Trenton paid county within the legal hnurg of -ale on the Ist Tuesday in Octoh-r. 1!H1, the following described propertv to-wit: N tnetv neves more or leas ol lot of laud No 25S in the Kitli iMstiict and 4th see.tionol sailconii tv except the mluetul interests, it being the southwest and west part of said let. Levied 01, to satisfy a tux !1 in. issued In 44. \x Hughes. T L for said county against T .1 Lump kin agent of Mrs M VV Lumpkin, for state and county taxes I'm the rear U9<). Levied on n< the nropovtv of Mrs M \\ Luui|kin, property pointed out by T inmpkin aamt, Also will liesold at the same ti ne ami place houses and town lots No- i7 and 18 in block No 42 in >e\v Kngland City said county trout: ugH tv feet on V ermont avenue and running hack west 144 feet to a twelve loot alley Lev ied on to siitisiy three tax II las issued by <4 tV Hughes T C for Dude county lor State an t eountvt axes for the voir IS*', two of the said 11 la’s being Issued against T .! Lumpkin and the other against T Lumpkin agent N. t. Mavs property levied on as the proprt> of T. jLcmpktn and pointed out In (1 W Hughes. T. i Tenant tn pjssession notified. This. Aug 31 it is,l. W * Byrd Sheriff This week we have had a picture taken of the last biscuit we expect to see until the price of wheat takes a tumble.—New South All, brother, the photographic I view shouid not be too true; you don’t know to what temptation you will be subjected. / % Rev. Sam Small te hardly out of a newspaper venture until lie em barks in another. This time it will lie called the Manchester Press. The sucicicle of Gen. Bollinger over the grave of his mistress only exemplifies the fact that a man occupying the "[dizzy heights of fame, may, by a rapid fravision, sink into oblivion. To shape ones course by public opinion is a dangerous experi ment; by it crime may be made to assume most beavenl appear ances: virtue may be outraged; a good man’s life may be made a wreck; the villain receives his coat of whitewash and stalks abroad *s a gentleman ; the guilty often go unpunished, while the in nocent suffer the severest penalties. Beware of public opinion--—its coils are dai gorous. Among all fhe ji ciber? of the legislature few have done better work iu a quiet wav than Mr. Ta tum. of Dade. He is a young man serving his second term , who has taken an active pait in developing the mineral and agricultural in terests of Georgia and matters of general interest to the people. He seldom speaks but wnen he does his remarks are to the point. His judgement on matters of general interest to the state while in the legislature has been commented on l>y the press of the state more than any young man in tire house. Mr. Tatum deceives ciedit for his splendid work.—Atlanta Con stitution. ASK FOR IT! THE SELF-THREADING “B” most and practical elsredgb co, TmU?7 as4 Wholesale Office, Belvldere, HI 295 Wabash dee., Chi.vafo. SS Brand btrsab. Ante Afc'fc lECSIOL ill! cf. rror 3<*alor for Ed. L. FTuotiay & Co.’s HONEST Clotklcg. If our goods arc cot in nr.WBSOT? wralMnwramiV tfO btllldH (rf “TH 1 , TIUELESB TOILEII TOK I CJOOJO BTOIU2- TitADi: TANARUS" iXEEPKUin i your sottion, \Ssak you can FRO j CURE TEEM lEgi'a from the beat ICMOWff stud PifS largest Mail- Jk&M , OitDF.R Wboio psafifl ' sale Clothing BJgSw Hour a in tbo gxSßh world. 8u pri ecs that will •■••• [make yorv. iore snap find Jsr?.i keep rou E grossing how f i I we can afford ETO BO IT. If jyourDEALBR *• I does not keep Jfov'.v, an.t’fvHi to ptraao, | our soed a sead j fin li. jii . TPE z. Ito us and wo J —■ ..■ oct . -1— I*. , ii.—- WILL furnish you a h ■ .( > . express or moil mid, J on zeocia. prion. " i will win and boldl your pe.trf .'ipc If you 11 us with au order! i Wo boro bull! v-nse buslnsss byj our ptiinßtkkJi.i r:-v <•.!;, r.nd by dolus by: Others as wc would ; > uuy. B.L. Hcntl'os. * • . jiyloOriginators.' nKg<P*ln ordering Suits oa Ov- rcoats w.'tscrve { l strictly following rulai for mc.jiure- j iment: Rreu.tmeasure, ovorvest, ;,ios<. up] under arms. Walst measure, over pants. In-1 j lda le measure, from crotch to heoL PKtCE-LfST. irnAVT-yrEioHT cixwhino — rr ~ZT3. Men’s Brow n All-Wool Double and Twist j Ceaaimoi'e Seek or Frock Suit $9 Qt* iMen’it Fancy Black or Blue Eualish Worst ed All-Wool sack or Frock &uit r 4 £?s Men’s Brown or Gray Velvet Finish, AU- Woo!, Tricot Weave, Fine Cassimare Sack or Krook Suit— 17 30 Men’s Black or Blue English. All-Wool Oorkscrew, flue worsted. Sack or Frock t Suits 19 00 I Men's Black, Blue, Blum, Lavender or H.aV-eolor r.ojrush Wide Wale Diagonal • ( Worsted Sack or Frock Suits 24 QA! , Jt’ofanrtrsn —First National Dank, at 4 Ictk'ag'i. capital JO COO.OOO; Continental Na-' j tional Bank, of Chicago, capital $2,000,000. : Bp L. HtnvmsT Jt Cos., Manufacturers an*t t-'ho-.-eale Dcalora In Clothing for Msa, Boy# and Children, 122 and 134 Marke t St, i illl. Post Office Bei, *S7. hBARBER-J ” "ISHOPI "" V- - _ ./ first:. CLASS ••• WORK. C. W. Mc.'CAXN, Rising Fawn, - - - Ga. Dr, J. W. Russey, 1 7 1 ysician an and Su / geori- Rising Fawn, - - -- - Georgia. BEX T. BROOK Att’y-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 TREj\ ton ga . NEW AND FIRST-CLASS Only one hundred and fifty yds to Sulphur Water. ar. A.OAHT?! Proprietor. on. E. B. KETCIIEIiSLE. | j PHYSICIAN & SURGEON I ' i Trenton, Ga. Office up stairs over Cureton Store. | Subscribe for the State Of Dade News. FftEE FO3 EVE3Y OHE WHO tflbfc SUBSCRIPTION ritiCE SI.OO PEB YEAR. THE GREAT SOUTHERN WEEKLyTIsIOOO WEEKLY, READ BY NEARLY A MILLIOM READERS, t&r Agents make $25 to SIOO per month working for us. Send for Outfit Easiest piper in America to get subscriptions for.-'Sa E%9 nix HAHUi ron SAUPI,K COP!!:*. Writeon a Foatal Card the iuubo. and addransa ol TO CBS ELF and FIVE oeJfhbors, and rtample Oopiee of Tbc Gr ! V(.*U,.ra Weekly wiU be sent Fi.KE of chant*. NO HOUSEHOLD SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT. ' ••nfOTHIJftU MKX Ht MS r.lliE The fact ihal more tkan ICO.OOO familiee read THE WEEKLY OON3TITI fION every week i* the beet proof thm it baa o equcl in Amerie* *r - twrikiiy Want t>f apace prevents our mentioning ail the spc ial writers who will help to make the CONSTITUTION tor MW the Best Weekly oa ka ih. We give the name* of e few leading oei.trtbtuon who are under oontrect to write tor each leave dsrlag the coming year: BJI.I. ARP, Th* Famous PldUwopher-ITcanortvt. lOKI, fHAAIIM K HARKII, Of “CdcU Heme*’’ Cvlahrity. liey. T. UrM TIT TAI.IU6X, Tt. Ol*br*lml Divine. PtlSk! TT rft>en, -by Sarjje'’ Tb •'Georgia v'raeker, t'KAMs 1.. VTAVrOJf, 'The Poet. VAI/UfK P *•>, Whoaa Cbai'miiig Abort Ptoriea have a Ea i nai k.pn atton. I>r. . I- I-uMK, Tha South', in-at Prominent Agrteniterat Kuitor. e. w. RAsam, Oar Special Wastuivgmn Correepoadaßt. Mr*. Wm. X3 ~.i, TTw Edltrea. of Woman'* Ki-igdom aad Mt ‘'•hildren'* department. *. -bTB —II you wnt ThoHM Ellfc Kara* the beet monthly for FarmeiaMa* printed. >-*(! M and both ram and OoWSTITCTIOS eOl be neat you ror a rear. Address m CGKSTfTUTIOIC ATUffTA, 9k * W. T. H TIC3HIES, —DEALER IX— Dry Goods Clothing Shot s, Groceries and MKRC II A. IST I) IB E Keeps the best Line of Con feci ion a vies* will sell as rhea can be bought in Trenton. A trial is all la&’k. Store at crossing oi* 11 Kon church Street BUILT ON lION t.R THE LIGHT RUNNING Satishes the Most Critical! thk mu, tlii “ .fill* Bold by WT Hug-lies TIMA'TON GEORGIA DEALER 15 GENERAL MERCHANDISE carries the Largest stock of Clothing anl Shoes ever brought to Trenton. Fall CASH I DUPLICATE CIIAITAAOOGA PRICES FURNITUR E ■ GROG ERIES! Having just opened utj at the old Fo • •. •.• >, >, l of Furniture 1 won Id ash the pubhe to cull and examine piy stock Beauroas, worth $ 20.00, for $10.50. “ “ $14.00, “$6 50. Bedsteads “ $5.50 “ $3.00. 1 SELL FAMILY GROCERIES. Cheaper than can be bought at any other h.ouse in Risisg Fawn. Fu niture sold lor cash or upon installment. Jk.. JET. HALL. RISING FAWN, - - - GEORGIA. tiif* r+gi\\*r oontrlhtiM ut tho lboT TH K CONSTITUTION Inti tone to • tw I'xpuiijNt i<u any othtr Ad frlms nvPHp r to Ncuro cMiibull. ** trum ***• most not of* NfM*c4ftl of ftl> v*r4. Por tho Ye*r -SiM. COI. FRAN R A. MUR, The Fanion* Ce*r*Be*B<lenl will tnrely ref tarty Letter* fro The Star &> -.a Cenlera on in tier* of ■po,.-ial tetiTret to Amerlcaa reader*, etui parttralartr to 'b* Farmere of thi* onttnliy ; a stall of Agri cultural end IndusKtel Curope * u, li,* chlof Biotl** lor hi* Trip to rh OM Warld. riKNHV IN. 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It costs yeu nothing to eee this great paper aad you will do yourself an injustlea if you do not •end for a .ample copy. After yae reed it If y u do not think It le tha hast lamHy paper la the .or Id you do not haVS to suheertbe far it.