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ML w.‘ 45. Vv- PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY. B. T. BROCK, Editor. etswr-w 1 v.-wwwA''-w-*r'*#wre#i Term*? 100 per year iu and vance. Advertising rales r asoriable and n 11 A9 mad* known upon application, All e*ntanic i:ions must Is* t ccosn Mjinied will* rl naaae *f f ASS* Ail A'lr*rtis nr must be paie in e*. Address all correspondence to THE NEWS, I’rfnroif, Ga. lotlee NU. rill S’. A A. M ,H ftM Wen,<la.v n.or before *<’h fid• moon t,n<t two w!rV* t h>jrr'trr. T. .1. l.ra|.kin, Vv . j.. M. A B .Tatum. feeuruUrv. MethO'iUM hurrh end and 3t!i Sundays in Ma a M.nlh. prcttulilUK by K,v. C. l!aj*. Ci a- tr Meeting every aariUny night. wd iaptei Ni. B) R. A. M. Meet* Snt * !n en or af'er each full moon. T. J. , Jl. I'., Si. A, 15. Ttiuui, Secretary. *../• r.i'ly All in nee ajrcts on Ut Tuesday* iiJsai'Sry, April, July aml Ooiober. G.A. jy. anil. Pianidenl. VV. h. Tnj lor. Secretary ria* ttioto Church (Biptist)J Presehiac fTSr , *rd S.r.Say *1 11 am, and ou Saturday jiie*hls a? t •’clock p B, hj Itov. iiaiu r. Superior Court meats 3rd Monday* In j* ara* am i Seuteuiber, LOCALjTiME CARD. [AdSit H] S(OHTM BOUKP. SOUTH BOUWD.m Xa. 1, 7:2* a. ni No. 9 7.25 a “ 4 6:00 [)• m “ b . 9:46 a hq “ 6. 8:12 n. m “ 1, 11:2 vpua LOCAL. The * lover of an eg-nog will paji dearly for his eggs next wwk. Can’t we cl > semeth mg*to raak# the poor children f Trenton r# member Christina# [1891? Only one week from to day and the Christmas drunk will be in or der T#m Massoy|sayß Bud Morrison and Sam Johnson ar# th* mircbas ers of the New England property. Mr Gray th :atll#r of Mrs. Webb Tat rim has returned irv/.n A razor* rirj[ wiM take his abode among os R-v. K. M , Kvani.tliewell knows hem! Mountain minister has taken unte himself s young bride Rtof. Watson is acting te asai*- t.iiit Post Master General—ly at the I'jwtiton.post office. Vyo ; * - j,’ Brown gets'off the ge*r, Woeh, Suck to perfected. y !** Ida Ketcherride visited Chattanooga the first ot the week. Wsbli Tatum has returns-! from Homo where he Rati a good trad* in “horse flesh”. Mr. A Mr*. T.A. K*v rn returned 1.0 me the fit st of the T.rtk after y m-ing relative* in and near Trenton. See the new advertisement of Tate-Barker Co.,g‘he leading mer chants of Rising Fawn, in offering hargins to the people. We are requested to announce tnat the Farmers Alliance of Dade County will meet at Rising Fawn on Saturday Jan.l6th. 1892 It is delightful to have a half eolum news itemj set up in cold type. with news scarce, and 'have some on# interested request you to make no mention of the fa< t Such is the life of an editor. Jim \V:Jliamß‘*and Jesse Cue# handled the'Ttype' for this issG* end in thmr first effort deserve credit for their success. It is reported that. Jim Ailison will secure the position of purchasing agent for tke’Rising Fawn furnace. A request while we labor for the public geod. will some well disposed gentleman pay our taxes The wandering Shaver kec fettffced tr ’ the folb eanb tiff Chattaijga| , i News is brimful of good.thiugs. Suadav morning, Dr. Kefcher side took ua out be kind the depot without any perceptible limp, snd with a countenance overflowing with happiness, i^aid—it’s* girl. Ihe ladies of Rising F*,wn will ■" #n oyster supper aud festival, Tuesday night, Jan. lit. over Tate, Barker co’s. store, fer benefit of M. e hurch. Don’t miss this opper t’mity to benefit you riel ven by th< f.ood things they •#il 1 dispense. , *v 1 . p' ■ G-_ ,'Vlk A :!J iuo'day morning during the min, W. F - Nethsry came to town ■ w:1 1 1 an Angora oat skin thro wu • r his shoulders’ t belong, whi t< sliker floeco turning the rain as ffectua lly as the most improved sliKer,,. A crowd soon surv ; rounded Mr Hethcry, and he was ! at once ti e cynosure ot a numb* j of envious eyes—the editor among the rest. Thte fleece cams from* ‘ 1 ■ v one of Alr. JCefhery’a fine Angoria and tun tanned by himself. Uncle Uriah Castleberry sugges ted a hotter use foe the fleece which wi- 1 agreed to by the crowds and it was decided that Babe Sells | should have one a* a Xmas- present R.s7aQD3ERS a Biography Although orn n*ar Americus Georgia at. ut sixty two years ago a sixteen years residence in Dade County makes the lubjectof tni.* sketch a citizen o! this countrr adoption.-He still retaius some by the characistics of the hot sandy county peculiar to the city ot jig birth. Generous, but hot tempered kind yet addicted to fending nil things to the douce which donot particulary suit him. Ot course in thatsaedy country every etructure must be reared upon aeure foun dation to iniur# its pormenancy 4ob brought bia with him where 1 its not al together o* of 'phe# oven in the Treuton past office whe e ah* /> • s all purposes as a coal crusher while a glance at a lifteen inch shoe Acts like s chnrm upon th# p rcfeseional loafer. Asa tele graph operator he manipulates the the key to p vrfection as a general depot man of the Trenton office he is the man for this pace as no oth er man could withstand the pres ure three days. Uncle Ssm krows him to’befihe best all around post master this side of Higdon, H# can anticipate the wish of the blushing maiden and hand her out a love letter wi’h all th* grace of a Chesterfield whi! a dun for buMiime man iB handed *ut with alt the solemnity of a pall bearrer at an Irish burial, in a word he can appreciate all the conditions* of life and demeans .himself accor dingly Strang# to say while all the oth er post offices have changed hands with each new admiration and at other times R. S. Rodgers stiil holds dewn the i'rentou f office. Bob is au old pst ot Wannama. kers, and old War ny threaten to] send him one of his tail >r made suirsas a Christmas present in rec ognition of hinef ricjency an repub lican P. M. If that suit arrives iu time the editor may attend the new year ball as au advertisment of of the “jo and fit” Chattanooga branch house. r i h* life nizejpaint iag of cur post master which may b* seen iu the otficeot the Post Master General>t Washington; i# most admired as a work of .art of any painting in the city, .he por trait bear# tne signature of one of the moin famous unimal paint ing ofthe present day and is a sue csss in every particular. A BURGLAR Bob Thurmnn slept at the store of Majors snd Pace last night and had an adventure with a burglar when he di.covered in attempt- to open the door Bob fired] fired .two shots at point b nnk range and a a third as the} burglar ran. Aftei smoaing a cigar several minutes minutes *fterard as Boh arose from bis chair a *hot was firr.d at foim through the window which missed him less than six inches. Bob pursued the burglar and found him leaning agiaDst the fence be low J. Of. Jacoways but his pistol failing to fire the burglar escaped. ARRESTED Marshall Smith euccoded in arrest ing M. L. Young, who had stolen a watch and other property from a fellow boarder in Chattanooga SheriftßyH tok the prisoner uTi.i the stolen goods toChatt n ooga Wednesday morning. l I) 4,1 It-*- M— V I,—.* - V To J. A. Bonnatf, Ordinary in and for said county: The petition of W. G. Morrison show# that on the day of Oct. 1891, Pearson H. Meadors, late of >thite county, state of Tenn., dc paited this lif* after having made and published a last will and tes ament of which lie nominated your petitioner the executor. Your petitioner show* that the heirs at law of said deceased are nine in number, to-wit: Amanda Vleodor (the widow), James S. MeaJo, Martha T. Perkins, Josephus B. Meador, Matilda E. Meador, Ida 8. Meador. 3usn A Meador f’earson 8. Meador and Horace E. Meador. Your petitioner pro duces said will in court and prays that it may he prwvon in solemn form. To that end he prays that the heirs at law of said county to wit. Amanda Meador, James S. Meador , Martha T. Perkins, Jos ephus B. MeadoJC Matilda E. Mea dor, Ida 8, Meador, busan A. Meador, Pearson 8. Meador and Horace E. Meador be cited to ap pear before the court of Ordinary for said county to be held on the first Monday in January next 1891 and show cause, if any exists, why said will should not be proven in solemn form and admitted to rec ord as the last will and testament of the deceased, and that letters estamentary issue to petitioner in tei ms of the law. W. G. Morrison. Petition’r. Upon reading and considering th# teregoing petition, it is ordered that Amend* Meador, James 8. Header Martha T P - T ose-r # phus B. ..iwnoi-, Mati’daE. Mea dor, Ida S. Meador, Susan A Mea dor, Peareon H. Meador, and Horace E. Meador appear before j the court of to he held fo ( j said county on the first Mondov in January, 1892, then there to show cause, if any exists, why the paper offered for probate by the petition er, W. G. Morrison, ns the last will aDd test.ym.entof Pearson S. Mea dor dtecased, late of Whit# coun ty, state of Tenn., should not b proven in solemn form and admit ted to record a* the last will and testament of the deceased, and it is further ordered that th# said Amanda Meador, James 8. Mea dor, Josephus B. Meador, Matilda D. Meador, Ida 8. Meadoi, Susan A. Meador, Pearson 8. Me&doa and Horace E. -u #adot, being non-res idents of the county ot Dade and the Mate of Georgia, be served bv publication of the foregoing petition and this order in the Stateof Dade News for thirty days before the'Jauuary term, 1892, of the court of Ordinary for said coun ty, ,nd that Martha T. Perkins oe served personally with a copy of tho foregoing petition and thisor d/i at least ten davs befor* said term of court. This, N#v. 25th, 1891. J. A. Bennett, Ordinary Dad#County. THE DIXIE FLYE* The following is a schedule’of of the fastest and most thoroughly •quipaPtrain in th# South running from Jacksonville Fla. Leave Na hville 7 8. Or in. Leave CfcattAnooga p .m- Leave Atlanta 7.05'p. in Leave Jeiup 8.5 0. a‘m' Arrive Jacksonville 7 .4 5 a. m Leave Nashville. 8. 2 5 p. m Leave Jesup 10. 80. p- m Leave Atlanta 8. 10- a- m Leave hatt 1 13 5 p in Arrive Nash. 7; 20 pm. ASK FOR IT} THE SELF-THREADING ELDREDGE “B” •si m*#,haalfr^^^jjplliy[i molt nseftT. and practical jgflgCßglia | iBHI ' all known inf macula# BLDRKDCS MFC. GO. Fatter tad Wktitsai# Office, BHrlltr#, 9 fM Wbmjh its, *PMege. 80 Jtm# JtrMii Net* Jtwfr J &JEIOX* Fluaiw CLASS ••• WORK. C. W. McCANN, Rising Fawn, ’ - - - G DR J S ¥m • DENTIST. RISING FAWN, - --GEORGIA W#rk Guaranteed. Visit# mad# where Necessary. case house TREK TON GA JIM!W AND FIRST-CLASS Only one hundred and fifty yds t# Sulphur Water. OT. A.OASBS Pr#pri#t#r. DR. I. B. KETCIIERSIDI. i I PHYSICIAN L SURGEON Trenton, Ga. Ofice up Muirs ov#r Cureten Bt#r. Subscribe for th# Statk Gt Dadk News. * Dr, J. W. Russsy, Physi rian and Surgeon Rising Fawn, - - - Georgia. i, 0 BEN T. BROCK* Att'y-at-Law TRENTON - - - • GEORGIA Prompt attention to ail business intrusted to hins. fflOIICALIN!! < <sU#r fur JM. L. Ruatiay * (V’ HOinSifT CSothiu*. If oar gTXrtlfl not la 1 ■' ■■!■■■ i ■•'u Ute kinlii qf “vbiz useless toil.!.* roiifi ooaa gTGSJS thadi: I” SXK^PBEIn /Ci* MCtlOfl, JSSi <&?%. vo fom FRO mfikw % OOttß THBH tiw-. ' • •1 - A ftrosi k**t KSOWXf Had Urgent Kail wiMjff JKSftl Oausa Wkole- Ml* Clothieq HOUSfi lift ih* world, *t *ri -'#hs4& C* tkat will MAES 10UM mmEmMSte vs W P*** lß * w gir.rif'' vr * au iuTord yourDBAEBa doM not uHr I * oars, aarloua to pleat*, our geedi mmd i Eo. E. Humsy. t* m m 4 w I llrl — ’"'i i * urn' WIEE fUftlSh f von a Suit or Or.’Gi>at, expreas or mail am*. ■ on receipt of prle. Wo will win aud bold j our patroeaarc If you try us with an oe**>l / j Wa have built up this isjfl&ense buginewj by| i our palnstahißg methods, acd by doing by. | others ts we would be done by. to. L. Huntlet £ Oo„ style Origlaatocra. , order! ny Sulks oc Orstrcat* vfceorre j strictly following- rules for raw&aun*- 'E.:at: Eroast measure, over Test, close up (sswr arms. Waist measure, orerpanti. la rid# la* moasurf , from oroteh to heal. PRICE-LIST. ■MATr-wsiOH* CL/yrmaa—twrra. Matt’s Brcrws Ail-Wool Double and Twist • Caaslmere Sack or Frock Suit S© Men's Vancy fiiaek or Blue Ennilsh Wos-s^- wd Ail-Weoi feaok or rook SuttL f4 OS Men’s Brow* or Gray Te!ret S'talfh, Mir Wool. Tricot Weave, Fine Casaiaawo Ra<A er Froak Suit. 17 5® Saaa'i Blaok or 3le Bng-liah. All-Wool Oorkaarow, Sac worsted. Sack or Frock * i-S ©O v t*> s S*ak, Blue, Blum. Lavccdor >ir §a4e-eolor Enjfirfh Wido Whla 1 “crowd Sauk er Froth ffuft* 24 | Suforße.aH—Flrst WaUeael Back, jt’ ' hlfSie.MUO; Coatlncatal K +■* uiTiiaak, ol Chisago, capital SJ.iOG.l*#. . ISu E. Ersr.iT A 00. Manufatturossand Daalors In Cloth lag for Idea, Bays! A4d p 1 a j*d 124 Mac* it tE, Ouat^a,, EE Past Qfiee tos, m. 1 ■4B <** . 0 Having just opened up in the old Forester stand a full stock of furniture I would ask the public , to call and examiue my stock, I SELL FAMILY GROCE PIES Cheaper than can be bought in Rising £a w A. n. HALL, RIRING FAWN, GA. w. x. MxtgTEi KS. —DEALER IN— Dry Goods Clothing Shoes, Groetrie* 4 © 33.0 I MERCHAIN DIBE .KEEPS THE BEST LINE OF CONFECTIONARIES. Store at crossing of R Ron church’Street is built on Honor THE LIGHT RUNNING Satisfies th# Most Critical! THE MOST POPULAR SEWING MACHINE OF THE HAY. It is the Standard of Excellent# And has no Equal.} Twenty-five year# f the most envL on* campetition has proven th# Light Runni g “DOMESTIC” Sewin " chine to be far anperi®r to any other. by W T Hughes ions A tUREIOJ TRENTON GEOEG DEALER TV GENERAL MERCHA NDISE ■??- ' . *r.: -TT? - carries the Mirgest stock of Clothing and Shoes ♦ver '‘ro ij it Fra i^a. rHB^EGRIP* Ttlßi GrRIT 3 , tbctc G^RIRS VV c ‘ Jia\ e the grip on our competitors of -§A ttCxAIN - 11 OUSE 1 Jade 1 before the people we the eheap st goods ever prought to this countyd Our M r Barker hasust returne *iMm \© >- Yor where he bougt for caih bargasi s in eve j tiling. fUdna Hens wool hat. from j 5 centß to roc M r h l 6 f ;° m 69cents to $2,00 o,oUj>adtsat ” 3,50 coats at 2 00i Rargsios in shoes- they are gutied. Best prints scents J3 est prints > cents Over coats cheape hiu he cheapest (Jhjistmas good t< neun mention. Xlie Tate - Barker Cos. 7ix, Faun Georgia fold on eiiti DOMESTIC VJhH ,2.^.'' IIVMBEB 4 DOABffiTI .