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j STATE OF DADE NEWS, I'UBLSHiD EVERY FRIDAY BEN T BROCK, Publisher \ ■ V STerms SI.OO per year in advanc* i /'Entered at.the postoflee in Trenton, Ga., a second class mail matter. i - . . - ■■ ■■ _ FRIDAY DEC.I 1 1891. ""the; west j|, r Mr Editor: I hav©had in mind fcrquit* a woil© to give you an ar ticl • on my recent western trip,but '] not being settled, hove pot it ©tf Instill thie —liavinc come to Trenton jftoihure with you her fortune or it may happen to be, you will please accept thin as my enitiition fee for th© liberty I aow take. Here l©tm©eUt© on© thing, l aß to citiz©nshp—my judgment ,Jnor taete is not t© be called in I question, h*ving paaed the age of |doubtfu judgment ora poor ap ] eciative taste, so it i* with my own . fre© will and accord I make the !change. I spent five months ten ?days in Arizona T’eritory,rh© sum-. • m er and early fall* Custom and ‘j habit alway ©Btabli©hs a law in 'fth© absence of direct enactments, | so in h©r •**. If ipere bee b©n any enactments they haven't been brought to light f yet. The country is s© lik© this we | hardly know where to begin It is a ' country embracing a groat many extremes to wit the dryest yet there WHa on© of the hardest rain© I ever saw fall, and th© ©igns are there of the waterspout to b© se©n {of the pat,y©t without irrigation ihey cant ra • any ©f the nece ftri-’S 0 f Wfe dut with irrigrtion they cun beat us uot ©f eight. One of the i b#*t wheat countries in the world Jjfor quality and quanity alo corn Jand hay eepeeialy the Alfalfa and Ith© vigatepl© lin© of product© fexcel 1 all section I have ever ©een ( Luch acapnge petatoe© add unions ‘jFamiing pays better there than any fplace I wa' ever in Every thing is f gold by the ton and weighed by the pound, cabbage from 3 to b cts. pey nquntb two and a half ceafa’ bay twenty fiv© dollara.per ton With the yieald theymake.no wonder they are able to pay fine prices for goods in exchange for the products 1 of Ib* ftum. *1 b©u tl-eie aie 'fbut few people farming on the ac- M count of the scarcity of water ■conveniences. Ihe land is not worth jany thing for farm purposes un less Jit has water on it or over it, It is //very rough broken and rocky, high j mountains in the north eastern part. Only two small skirts of ■ tin her in the — >ra I, !pa*- ©a through, about 40 miles wid. ‘ uud about 200 miles U ng. It is a very t u e stock and mining country ; oaa of the riches, mines in the country. Th* J aioune minee vieiding gold, silver, copper, and •stimnted to be worth $3 000.000 are probably the richot wine in A juciica. i bis mine is eitunted in ih Illack Hil's of Arazona, ii plain view of where I staid all th tj ni J was there. ' * Blacl Hil’a present the grcn lest v * w >,r - . evsn \er l>< '><• i. * v,s ‘‘ou of sight you may behold tan . thousanu or more o •tm h'.i.e one alu ! develop'd 1 n vit I jt’s peaks and. canyons pi'nnh *o b. n tl ay uein to giow out o; th* huge m ■ intun that - mis he main one on th • si * oi w i s'.!' tin y are a. parcel. ca-'t ot them is the Virddio vallsv .hmuvt which flows tho beautefu 1 \ .ru i ,iver. It’s waters are co du *-• by a largo ditch that affords irriga tion for all the Uvel lands T tie valley on one aid* or the other Tiiis mining camp afio.d, a fit* market for the product a () f .hat *ec t, on Rail-road facilities •• n poor, it tiiing 10 miles turn J t rome to Prsscot, an . de-id • ii tr to *£•* •* ' ■••• ° he roughest llirU.d-i: ’’ travel'(t tnrc*-g ; t thr< ip i- ■ f* ,lH • ‘ y se'.el and ;:e - r ais*jng, such as cattle and horses, Mon own from one hundred to f werdv and thirty thousand htfad of stock. They aie cheap fat cat tle $1.90 par lOOlbs., horses from 25 to SBO, uiibroke. A good hog cojntry hut subject to loss by var ments of various kinds, as there are pleuiv of bear, wildcat, cata mount, lynx, and mountain lioas. Thß people are a clever, hospitable kind and generous as any people •ver staid among but no Sabbath is kept there. They don’t accomodate themselves to the fansion of the day hut drees plain and neat e nbugh. Talk with them they all *av they desire to go to heaven but they say in n© hurry about it. Arazona has the finest cli m ates in the world I think. In som© part© you are almost at the sea level while other portions are over seven thousand feet above its level which afford* a variety of climate. Th© Rocky Mountain through whieh w© passed affords some of the grandeat scenery T have ever had th© pleosuroot witnising ill thiin; a i.; era ntry lever saw. Such ie apart of Kan sas and putt of Colorerado. Rpectfully, W. B, Gray. . 1 lb© song of t,h© tenth Georgia Pist Com# hom© dear Tommie :om# ho.me — Mil - Wb# a men declares* fer or ©gains free coiiag© of silver lea to on# he does ©ot knew ’ whereof he speaks. When ■ editor gets to the poiit to where he c*a ekuee aon> fellow only to gratify himsotf hie patroas will fail to be iatotated while he makes an ass of himself' * "W’deelara in fav< r of W- J. Norihen for Govenor. to succeed him *elf. and hope on one will darn to enter l h© field after this announcement would kn only tn iucu*r defeat* A country editor ufter leaving al* earthlv aorrow behind him arrived a t gate of Hades and was examined as to bis profession or baseness while on certh.’’) have be-m editor of a Georgia country weekly. l 4 weli said o'd Satan ,fou can t come iu here as 1 have lots of your unpaid subscribers : nsids and von will be fuss : ng and q arrelling ith go 'j(T start a HttlT Hade of your own — Ex; A squad of men are ! work re painting the mile pest and whistle post upon th© lin© of th© railroad. Upon each mil© board will be painted the nuaiberof miles from Meridah. GEORGIA— PADE COUNTY. WiU lie sold on tbe first Tnesdnv in denuan 1 SO? nt the rorrt fif or ir Or it t I Trenton in said eonntv wijhin the lefr#’ ho,ir<s of ssle thd foliowi' tr described pc°l’ rr,v to wit; I,otofltnd Ne. 4-5 in tb 11th district n Ith section of said county and stnto. con.rir: nif ISO nerrs more or less. Prcpertr lcri<d on (o sa'isly m M fa from the Floyd < cunt, city Court issued nsr-inst .Toeseph ,Tohi>so*> and in favor of Francis T Hrav. Propcrt' potnted out by plaintiffs rttorney T cried or :s *he prspertv of Joseph ’oli .op Tonnpt in possession notified. This Not. 23rd lfft 1 . W. A R-rd. Sh-rt fi . HOME FOR THE H I DAYS The Qjeen and Crescent route wili sell holiday excursion tickets o all poinla on their line and to points in Ohio, Indiana and Michigan and authorized points oi hof f he Ohio liver. Also to :.'*nts esi of Lhf M.iss ssjppi • 1 ‘ ■ of Uie nntl Potomac rivers. mil bes n sale Dew..;! er 20th, to 251 h in -1 u ivi . and *)‘Cumber 29th to • st, 18*. Lmi ii Geo 1 re \ fa cry 5 u t 9 ii. r informali n wait * call i> 4 . agents of he Que u Or ii-uti. ii YV A h r "t b n hundred youi.fr at a fair price. G W M G'urti , .‘af J A 1 ' "HOL a p*m:)h!el of h’llaru.atkro nd >e i... of tfce ifcwt, tinwmj H.w ©rjl* Obtain ratw.u, CfcTeat*. Tn<l* < yߣW wdt, Hu ti. Covnirta, ttni MUI.K * CO i^Hr*4w#T^gWr —THE BE/ Ui ll LL—j Shcvtest and most direct line to < HAT T M) - N LOMhnu.R r- FRANKFORT —, Cincinnati, Birming ham, Meri dan, NEW ORLEANS, Jackson, Vicksburg <fe Shreveport, With Pullman Boudior, Buffet and Sleeping Cars. Close conneclions made North bound with TJIROUG CAR Lines for Knoxville, Ashvill, Lvn durg, Richmond, Norfolk, Raleifh, Charlotte, Willming, Colnmpia, Chaleston, Ri Ante, Macon, Savan ah, Brunswick, and Flordia. ONLY 11 HOURS Chattanooga to (jINCINNATI With through trains and no change via the famous high bridge and through the beautiful Blue Grass rigion of Kentucky. Direct connection made ir. Central Union Depot Cincinnati for all points in the North-West North and East. St. Louis, Chicago, Cieveland, Buf falo, Niagara Falls, Canada, and the SU HMEK lESOIiTS of the North and East. Direct connections made at NEW ORLEANS Without onimhu? transfer for HoustorJßGalveston, Austin, Tex as, Mexico, and -California- Direct Connections via Shreve port to Dallas. Ft. Worth, 1)< uni son, Arkansas. Indian Territory, Kansas, Colorado, New Mexico, Texas, Mexico and California. t. ■ . * kor rates, correct comity maps aa a full information, call on R 8 Rogers, sgent, 'i renton, Ra.. or address os f;.irrfM. Trav Puss a' e>-.t ) ".I Mull n\ Dlv r .ss h * i i' i r C. Harv, y. D. P. Edward. Vice-Prest G. P. & - A, < inn it, o * r r ' the old plank sign. Haw Mij time* irhen a boy hare yoa wastad ammunition oa as ©l4 ©Jaw ImfC by the roadaide, retarninj from the hwit? You can’t ..y, nor do you SS *' th m hC , ab ° re leUer * W - W * C.‘ Thi. tnedieine T 1 * * ** warning blood poisoned people of it* virtuce then aa now Skiis *‘“ Kl s ™' **.<!., •*., <~ti. TsJii"i* *5 fV, WWrr/W crv C*., C O /-h, <?.. “*wham, Aua., #, W US. XUBNlKtau, yr sale Wall >- --- ■ ... - CaMMves 6a. 1 p vsjto iOijAL iMhiJT HiaunF. CORRE TED WEEKLT. "ii 4 ft ter .* 20 per peui and jgs 20 per dozen 'jfa •; ixtr i J 181 b todol giMßulat and 161 b “ 4 onum 40cts gal Pi; 5 cents (red hams 12 l-2c ]jer lb pea- 80c per bu DEMAND THE -sa WATERS STTER WORKER! Sarahteed As Represented. Hi THE BEST PRINCIPLE! LEAST LABOR TO OPERATE t DBS Hot INJURE MAIN of BUTTER* &jOl. vr Jiifll TTTVrB 1 RAKES BETTER BUTTER Tax Can Po*ii.y Bb Pboducsd By Hi*x EYST BUTTER KiKGR BEERS OK. inf your dealer does not keep them, send direct to te manufacturer and get ono, but under any eir<instance do not purchase without investlßaV icg-he “WATERS 99 and you will surety buy no -her. fiTERS M’F’G. CO., F ' co^LlliQ ,i <.) s-toy, v"r. ■StiflHW • ' -? i %f i3®f '* l4 ■ \\t it 1 i\ | .< t •• 5 ti(JT CMAHS? Eli SRSiI HIS (ifon." • 1 *.. f rv •• i?j \vw non C > ■ 51*u~ “VsurnT xu a : ' CKi> WITH . •- hAj ;; l: us.s-v; Wufot*, Ele. FiSW YMI 9m rt Uinii -- nn - mmzit . '- 1 i- -* 1 - ■ ■ p Jr-L ■■ - Q - ,r -o sl o •‘J tl VS ti *j ei& kToats, I Mines Meat, tioioiv, Cooked F&oate, Pish, Salads, or Fruit, Vog eta b I os. IN USS FOR 20 YEARB. _ jrp- Th o>y nmehtne er*r (Sevis^l. Bltap!e, Strong, Rtpia, Easy and Ee/ectiTe. R? T Apply to roar deatar r elr -43 S m oal&r mailed on applies tiea. &THOL 60.i athol, mass. -MilM- En'erprise M!*fg Cos -MKIBRffi / . and dealeis iu SASH. PO3R SAN BIN B S COFFINS, FURITORE PIC KETB Scroll Work —ROUGH AN'U— We Discount Chattanooga PRICES. IT. H. Bowman, Mngr. 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Pcs ?1&© Ml CfttOT sX~ for the garden spot oi north Georgia; in her mineral resource* unequaled by ai ) section within the south -111 M neral belt, v/ithan übunJant supply ot timber and copious streams of purest w* ter on every band, Dade county throws wid# ner gates and bids competition against th# world. Puzzling geologists by exposing to v coal andiron in abundance within D a i hrow of each other truly she is th# mineral Queen: travel dby a grand trank i is w thtenm see river within e# j -Id tipi ; ] (i e areas iri >i*fav - h ; * ... -1 n•t Un a<! dv i ? an, ' , I tT? ■" •. ijit itComgia HALL TYPEWBITER . v .-vs*-- V; ' '•' x ' ' V/DD * • **■'* *'■ v J * l *