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•TATE QF mi urn. FOB IfKED FYIPY Fl’N' ■IN T MOCK Publisher Trj SI.OO pr yer in .advance: Catdiadit’li ]<: <frf '• > * (••cad cUra mail m l f'■ F* ID AY NOV. 27, 1881 Rally ’Bound the Flag Boys Saturday was the day appointed for the grand rally of the Dade county alliance at Trenton. A baikt dinner was to have been a parj of the programme, but the el ements ware not favorable to the any'particular The rain not only prevented many from earning out who contemplated do ing so,'but the dinner part was an mposßibility. * The court house Mas the scene of the gathering and at 10* o’clock the speaking commenced. Col. J. C. Gisbitmade a few telling remarks, but the introduction of Congress man Everett signal for all to put on their most expectant and confid ing countenances. Mr. Eve r eit dwelt at some length upon the un fortunate condition of the farmers giving! facts and figures to show that they and their interests suf fered by unjust legislation. The case was thoroughly diagnosed, but t jj-e prognosis w r as left to other statesmen more bold if nat ss wise. Mr. Everett’s speech showed him to be pi careful and conservative statesman, and all may rest assnr ed that if Everett dots not set any rivers on fire during the progress of the next session of congress he will generally be found on the right side of all questions. Ever ett may not diitinguish himself, but no one will have cause to be ashamed of his record in congress. Is thoalliance will take advantage of the.next dry season and call an other rally at Trenton our little town will projniae a warm welcome, a large attendance and a good din ner. y Arbor Day Dec. 4th. Got. Northen ha proclaimed “as arbor day” throu gh out Georgia. All over the state nice and well selected shad* will beset out to beautify f .oie public grounds or streets. Will the day be observed’in Dade county at it should? In Trenton several of our most enterprising citizens have agreed to each plant a tree either at the court house, the acad emy or upon some street. A year or two ago several of our citizens plsntcd out trees around the court house, and today each individual takes a pride in marking tne growth of his particular tree. Let every village in Dade county or ganize in au effort to have every citizen plant a tree next Friday. An elm tree is most preferred. Se lect your tree and bavj it ready for the occasion. The enemies of the Farmers al liance wsr# rejoicing in the idea that the order was on the wane, hut the harmonious meeting at Indian apolis will soon strengthen tin order that the wishes of its ene mies will corns to naught.—Alli ance man. Indeed! - Thing* about Washington are be ginning to look very much like Crup for Speaker. Livingston having manifested a desire for reform, we think the press should encourage him and act as if his past life had been all it should have been. Give the poor fellow a chance. - ' Mrs Felton’s latest adventure is is a tirade of abuc* directed against the lamented Hill i',. H II ii.l r jr.. evokod U e atonr by th'- publics ion the life > L w. 1 • ST*TK o i ; v c Vo J. \. T r- ),'■ r . ()-,?: m iu V <’ bn.;. - ' ■ i !•• 1 . 1881, IV. •■. .. r .h a v <;’hit© count • tie Of Ten f. IVd f- ■ * ■ • <•! pub- : C. <-t ta:i; n t o; w in 1. you . '! ■• ■ • • 1 pad i ' • oer si: ti.a law o ‘ <■ < ( . ■ 1 are aurabwi, An •<!.; 1 • ■ and ; (thewid w), .janU' l ' Meadow. iM-o'tr.;. F . .<ii. .8’ * >. Mv *. V *ds K • B. ■ . , c.• u j peurr ' r ov .tim It E. e.'tuoi'. -t• 1 1 inner p.t dm ••s ,-r ’d a. •, i !; nd pr:t> . t at Pin > ore form. i'o <; ■• : i . > the heirs at otsvof N.'iiii wit. Amanda M< adi .v, Jamer Meadow, Martha T. Perkins, Jo- J ephus B. Meadow, M i'i;o; b v * dow, Ida S. Meadow, m- a.) Meadow, Pearson 8 Mr.-' n*i Horace E. Meadow bv eiie u< up pear before the court of Gxdinajy i for said county to be held on the first Mom ay in January next 1891 anci show reuse, if - ; x • bv Sliid W 111 shl/0 ; vi lio< • soh-mn form and dm ord a* the las v\iil and of the deceased, and that • t testamentary issue to petit iom-r in terms of the law. W. G. Morrison. Petitiou’r. Upon reading and considing ti e foregoing petition, it is ordered that Amanda Meadow, James 8 Meadow, M fth i " '' Tose phus B. Meadow. Mati'daE. Mea dow, Ida 8. Meadow, Susan A Ma dow, Pearson H. Meadow, and Horace E. Meadow appear before the court of Ordinary to he held for said county on the first Mondov in 'January, 1892, then there to show cause, it any exist*, whv the paper off-, rea for probate by the petition er, VV. G. Morrison, as the last will and testament of Pearson S. Mea dow deceaied, late of White coun ty, state/of Teun., should not he proven in solemn form and admit ted to record as the last will and testament of the <l*-er-s and, aid it is further ordtuca that tin- said Amanda Meadow, James S. Meu dow, Josephus B. Meadow, Matild; D. Me.vdiw, Ida S. Meadow, Susan A. Meadow, Pearson B. Meadow and Horace E. -endow, being non-res ident. sof the county of Dade and ttic state of Georgia, he s* ivrd by publication of the foregoing petition and this order in the Slate oi Dade Nt-wx for thirty days before the January tern , 1892, ot th- court of Ordinary for said coun ty, and that urtha X. Peskius i-e served personally with a copy of the foregoing petition and this or d*i at least en days before said term of Court. Thi*, Nov. 2oih, 1891. J. A. Bennett, Ordinary Dad# County The Ryan case has been affirmed by the Supreme court, and unless Ryan pays iuto court before to morrow found to be in bis hands he must go to jail for ConteKipt. Ryan says be will not pay the money from :he fact that he did not hav? and iusiats that it is nothing short of impiisonment for debt.. It is though that the case w ill go to the United Supreme court. A ?< ? usical Entertafnment. Last Friday night an entertain ment was given at the residence of Prof. J. m. Watson bv mis. Watson assisted by her music class. Each member of the class bad the privi lege of inviting gueuts. and ‘hi le sult wasa largo and happy gather ing. r J 1e f xt-cis*'s by the n.usC cisss wue higl.ly appreciated b_, the patrons, and all went av..;\ well pleased with the ov ■niug'b tV o ’ce A] : i;r. i; i A V- i A * ; ■ f i iMi i t CC • t ‘ V { '• • . • <' f ' • Dr. E- t>..A-H.'u-rs,a*. | . ITT V-F. T T t " t ' t - . j v * v ? -it .*r | V , ,;5r ■' E- *■ : * j. m ' JL i J > ‘4. .. * * .. -fe r 1 •- J - I- : < 11 , I -A. ♦ \, 4 • 9, , tr I < I ( i; \] ’>< ■) sm j F li; } \ ( - ; jl? ii ii ■. • i'. I r . (.ill, NEW OR PE Ns. 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Trav P s- -1 f i t < *•** •-<•** I .] Wull’-n j 1) v I pt i !.> . C. Harviy, D. P. Edward. Vier-I- M*t o. P & A, cin< inna n, o I Gct.jV&Ks ' THE OLD PLANK SIGN. * Row raftst hints* when a boy hare you waited ammunition on an eld *Vifttl by the roadside, returning from the hunt? You can’t sav, nor do you remember having seen a board with the above letters W. W. C.' Thu medicine wee net eer;. g lives and warning blood poisoned people of'its virtue# then, act now. SW stisetsee, Eloed Poison Ecz~tna, Bad Sore#. Scrofula, etc., begin heeling with &pvt bottle. - * "Wr**v. Cm, y C., tolmmh*, e -. ***™~*' 7•, **> eioma. kind break (wt all oyer mr hand* and body. My limbs swelled and e v ire eras; *r.in. ‘"•J"’'’ Tlre ;° -we- dinylv uanghtlv and I was indeed an object of pi*r. I beraa takine W.W.4 •nd beiore Ualnj mc bottle 1 eall uT aelf cured. 1 giro you entire liWrle to use this as yon M> US. KURKIIUW.. 9<HArUwr% VrA- 11 * n * ssUl * > ’ Maaufaetwreai fcr "W' TftntoM fOi Bhi^ * - _. 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