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V. -CC<O; <\ -.r-oetii.-.i K Oi'C'bicujro, *x> : >XV■•••'. SiOTiiT & Cos.. Manufiftuic: ' >■ r 1 •’!• -5-.tb• n?for ;*ij. i-- t. •,?,> V •"■*'■ ;o< WikoriU ct, C-io-jv. r^^c-eyr. <■-- > .La-wXew STATE OF BADE NEWS, PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY. B. T. BROCK, Edito.. -.p*" , , „, Farms $1 (X) par yoar iu dvauoe. Advertising rates reasonable aod w as made known ujjou application, j id oommu.iica ions must be cco. p.mied with tfae real name of L writer. All legal adreitis ng must be paid fr in advn js. Address all correspondence te THE NEWS, Trenton, Ga. Trenton 1.-.icc NO 179 F. A .v. si iU.t rSnOfilay night on or iieior*' cnch lt.ll moot jni two wfci'ts ore c-Wiier. X. J. Uuro|.fcin, W . Ai. A -li. X.ituu, titiw . “ MelhoilUt Church Jtul and 4th Sundajs in each luauili, preaclilug l> Kev. J. u. H#>s. Cm;, *>r meeting every Sunday night . .. -■ . , _ , Trenton Chnpter No. 6-1 R. A M. Vrctr sui- night on >r sf'er eiu-h full moon. T. J Umnukin, 11, IC, M. A, B, Tntutiu Secretary. tS iSe County Alliance meets on Ift Tuesrtavs in-Unuary, April, July and October. O A K. Bible President. W. S Taylor. Secretary Pino Grose Church (B p'.i')J rerj 3rd sunday tu 1! am, and on Saturil*} preaching at S o’clock p m, by Key. Sam Aik Pastor. a-l S.ip'rior Court meets 3rd Monday* in 'larch.and Seutembcr LOCAL TIME CARD. [AGSK K] NOI'TK B'.'UND. SOUTH BOUND. No. 2, 7:44 a. a* j No. 9 713 a. m “ 8, s:.'><} r . in *• 5. 9:44 a m “ 6, r v' a. m j “ 1, 10.37 pm LOCAL, Peyton Pace returned Tuesday from Alabama. J. B. Williams is the boss ’pos sum hunter in the land. Col. John G. Hale and Mr. J. M. Cantrell were in town Wednesday. The tc.x collector will scon b calling upon you fer your spare uash. Bob Tatum, of Bridgeport, is ppn .ling a few days at home this week. B. I*. Majors and W.* U. ”Jaoo way went |to Chattanooga Wed nesday. W. T. Hughes has erected a neat brick well house upon hia”-.towu property. Two typographical errors in one wedding notice last week made the editor vrrathy. Tne “hustler” can’t kill every deer that funs over him. Ah, there, Tommy! The fellow who expects to be come a candidate next year should sudscribe for the News at once. The Dereberiy-Par ; s law suit has been compromised $ upon a basis of ddsndants paying plaintiff* $5, 000. Two weeks from this date and Abe Way man willsuffer the death penalty for his participation in the Cole City affair of June 22nd. John.Kiser, vvho'runs an engine on Ihe K. C. M. A B. R. R., was in town the first of the week making arrangements for a bond for his brother Dave John has many warm friends iu Dade, John P. Jacoway met the News man Wednesday morning when congratulations were offered. “You needn’t mind,” J. “its a wee’ hit of a girl,” W. G. Morrison ran'a level from the head of Town Creek to Tren ton Wednesday. The water wonld/ite only seven feet and one half runnit ■ ‘o the court house. “Let her run." The horse theives who passed through town last week were trac ed to Seottsboro, Ala., and one of the horses and a stolen gun recap tured. One day this week Sheriff Byrd visited the room in the jail in which Dave Kiser isconfined, uud upon examination discovered that Dave was about prepared to make his exit through oue of the win dow’s. , i A '-short biographical iicetvhrof Col. John G. Hale will grace pur •olumns next week. Visitors to the News officoj conn ’> >ut as often as Jheßfurnace puy lay. t hi* Johnathan and David lor of Word Pace and Bob Thui i must evidently result in nja 4 e. There are merchants in Rising Fawn and ! rei - ho should ad * "v \r - ■ '•** ■ * vertis# in this pap DEPOT BURGLAR. IZ£D. Thursday night of last week a iH'gro broke a glass out of a win dow in the Sulphur Springs depot and took therefrom a bretch-load ing shot gun worth about $25, be !ong,ng to Joe White the agent at that place. The shot gun was pawned to the marshal at Rising Fawn for two dollars. On Friday Bob Thurman arrested the negro at this place and turned him over to Marshal Cooper who took him to Risii g Fawn where his trial came off and he was committed to jail. The negro says he “accidentally lea r ed against the window and broke it, saw the gun and reached in and got it ” The indifferent burglar will hoard with Sheriff Byrd until tne next term of Su perior court. In connection with this case we give below an illus tration ofthe manner in which are caught in this coun try. Eighteen hours after the burglar had been arrested the Chat fanooga Times said the Ris ing Faw i depot had been burglar ized of a SIOO shot gun and “sever al other valuable arfic'es,” and that “Sheriff By:d, of Dade coun ty tracked him to this city (Chat tanooga) but lias not yet captured him.” On Saturday'after the ne gro had been tried and committed to jail Marshal Cdoper received a telegram from the marshal of Ft. Pavne stating that he had his man in jail and to come and get him. From Rising Fawn. On Friday evening, the 16 inst. ths hospitable home of Dr. ami Mrs. A. T. open to about fifty guest, The parlors were brightened bv numerous flor al offerings sent to the bride. This occasion being a reception to Rev. J, H. Harwell and wife. The young couple received congratula tions and go-- - for their future from ns friend*. After this the --) S ape .t in lively chaffer L : H \ ith vo cal snd instrument i • The young folks indiilg in 1.. nes of crokonole and uddle-d*-winks, then came rei ri s 1 ments. he cut ting by the bride of a cake con taining a riwg, dime and thimble caused much amusement. The young ladv receiving the thimble was t o much distressed to let her sad luck be known. ‘ Old maidism now stares her in the face, although she continues to conceal that thimble. One and all unite in pronouncing t v e reception a suc cess. . • { Mrs. Barker has gone to the Piedmont exposition in Atlanta. Frank Pittman was home from Montgomery. Ala., this week. Misses Hattie Gardner and Ma mie McGuffy, of i ulphur Springs, returned home Monday. The anniversary sermon preach ed by Bro. Harwell laet Sundaj night was enjoyed by all who he rd tt. L. W. Nichols returned from In diana Saturday accompanied by Miss Maggie lansickle. Miss Juiiot Brunham, who has been visiting the family of Dr Fricks, 1. avs for Dalton M nday. Mik- rnhey, of Chattanooga, at tended tie dance here Wednesday evening. Slip Slop. [The above communication was received tolatw yesterday for us to publish the names of those who at tended,..the reception, a fact we deeply regret. —FoJ An Accident. Tuesday night Will Cole, a son of T. H. B. Cole, in cl imbing a tree after a chicken, caught to a dead ipib which broke, causing him to all to the ground, a uistancc of ' ‘ight or ten feet. A sprained wrist n injured knee, besides several > f, ars about the face are the results the fall. While none of the in juries are serious they are never theless puinfu!. Low Rates to Dallas. Texas. For the state fair ar.d rApoai rioh at Dallas, Texas, Om. 7th to Nov. Ist, agents of the Queen & Crescsnt Route at coupon stat ions Chattanooga and South thereof, will sell excursion tickets to Dal las and return on Oct. 19th, at one and ou third fare for tha round trip. Tickets good for return un til Nov. sth. A two nd one half million dollar leg i lature close upon lhe heels of a billion dollar congress furnishes delicate food for reflection. A few months ago Mrs. McKee, of Rome, (4a,* poisoded lh. wife of Matt • < impee but this week Vr. ’Vinipoe consoles himself by taking unto him self a ‘better ha'f.” gs r n i~- s5 3£ & ==_ ■^r£ftrysiO ßs= ' *—Maui vhom Flowbm tbs— LAND OF FLOWERS I DOUSSAPPS Swell Sciitli Ik 1 o. EACH 65 CKWTS. AI.SO oun XXTKA FIXS SPECIAI.TUS9: lys bes irc.4s i m\m urn . LUDEAS! NEVADA \ IMPERIAL PINK I ] ROUSSEL ROSE Eden bouquett LILY THE VALLEY! All AO cant* par bttlc._ PFCCIOLA ! Tb most del Irate nnd most latin * odors made. Our traoe-mark pitumed on T*r)r labl -“Dllct , a cobweb, Laitinir as tn hilU.’’ fW If your 4rutr*l>l daaVWkeap them ua4 amwnnt to na andwt will Iwward pa-weald. DDUSSAN FRENCH PERFUMERY Cl, AO ( hortrta at., naw u 'Vaw. La. * ASK FOR IT! the: self-threading ELDRED6E “B” biocd the fln eet machanlc-^^^JggSßiHpp^ most usefultfr and practical Rg|gHg| 'B|j| elttnrnte, andBSMBB Vffi all known T*nti|'M that raaka a aew. W inf maenlM dadrabla Id fa Mil or um. ■LDRKDCB MFC. CO. Fmlmj tad Wfcokuk OOm, laMlare, 01 m roMk it*, cmm#.. M rwa. Xm Salary Shuttle Sawing Machine! hSOitlL Jt.i aJvT.'SS TSSS CIS STTIS BACHISaa, 5tS fM*SOST“ STAHBARD" ■ rot cla*ed with the ♦ , . .•* .Wru:!rl Safe* < u- *. It i* tlie : i;.ES m ;<tf rr/r ■■ rtf 3*l,' * J‘v i.V . . t Wr fii’h l::<•<*■! w -■***? k 4V . V* - • cvirtti.:aui:i!( ! ■ ':n>wt. A cf ItU dA*rAt • I * >• ke a. ke< for Tkr# - —• odfi/IfnuM'hiiMdthaa jj-r* *'.• t... t!T km. It 15 *rn< , tA.r.X:. to Juy fch* B-sst ... . • ...' ih t OnT Sf i < ?•.■*i'.'2 l;r* *nd, ■ ••■'N*' t • v.r-.c :.ry .* . :rt.. *ie ** fe' AAiiAEijJ* ' o*. 4 i.i io. tircuißrs, to. 7 ‘ W. T. IITTG LIES, —DEALER IN— Dry Goods Clothing Shoes, Groce ies ami M K R C II A TsJ RISE Keeps the host Line of Confer,Hon if ill lies as mna ns can he bought in Trenton. A trial is all 1 ask. Store at crossirgot'lt It on church Street BUjLTON H'tNOR S )f/) )7 SSIP! THE LIGHT RUNNING DOMESTIC Satisfies -he Mo>t Critical!, THIE — ML’ i. .s, JI .1 MiHIW Sold, by W X IX aghes .itts",i ;_iAji* f 11 ■^niimmwi MS A. £ iIRKIOS TREK TON GEOEGIA DEALER IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE carries the l argest stock of Clothing and Shoes ever brought to Trenton. mm. i mim carrA\juGA pauss ■ m RURjSTITURE &; GROOERIEiS ffaviu t hub ) ) ; -j 1 L i>, • 5 <, , \ . of Furniture I lontid 'i-Vc th*, 1 oV,io b 1 3 ill 4d *. miunxif stock Beaurots, J2J.OJ, tor $10.50. “ 44 14.00, 44 $6.50. Bilstjib 44 15 i) “ ${ JJ. 1 SELL F\ 4 lIY GRoOERIES. Cheaper thin caa bs oy i pit .m/pun,- iauu f*#*. nitura a. 1 tar cut im iu.i m at. ifJ9 < % H BALL RI3I FAWN, ’ . QMQMI A.