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VoteFor lade ( oisuty, Jail. 'I, 1879. Dirt’s. Tienton Muf Fawn (ole ‘ Pl 6 2 73 f Tatum 46 7 1*23 25 Blevins 67 6 36 14 Nicholas m 2 62 11 Majors 7 53 7 Clark 104 8 9T, Bibles 10 8i *>2 ; Quinton 46 *; Higgins 70 1 •; £on’t stop hollowing woali, woah, in this hnrg of a night, we’ll ca’h 1 fm- Ffihb u tigibbet; he’ll put a quietus onto it. . ; . * -**' V —— Married* ' <\ ; , | -J At the Rising Fawn Iron Furnace on the Bth inut., by the Rev. S. Cross, Owcnsby White and Alice Green, col ored. KI. A as 32 3 V A 5.5. HOUSE. J, H. Sherrill. Jasper, Tenn.? Df.~w. Greek, W. IT. Jacoway, Trenton; J. Nashville ; L. Klar, Harry l|esi tiger, Sam Echols, Frank J. JHorkle, Chattanooga. IS The Ch irch citizens of the village and ils snr iHßknngß, have at last gone io work in PMLt, and fire making rapid pr-'g•••(••*■ s jig the church. They are go ing to right a vay, get lumber Ac., to go to the day is not far in the nil ir e when We. can announce to the public, our church is finished. q" * * JTrue Folllte.ss#**. not consist of forms and ceror of geneflextons. It eaYUbc 1-iBK F'ona books, experience or observa* 'on. not in the heart it. wifcl r eve 1 exkc. You a..- kJ'm so •“ WillHi.l *f y r * n l ,p flesYuiKff the the Sea Rineitior as a tine 9U3*?. If you im men and * oughts and jew labarinthian ma st,” you should >ut relying on the • or, just throw off niine it and “try • -*■ <**. IPsagfcpr 'Hie Louisville Courier Jon.nal says : K first duties of the good citi d as far as he can in support nty paper, for that paper can promote the moral, iiitelleciu erial interests of his county r all other agencies. Show 7 which liberally supports a >aper, and we will show you a )se people are intelligent, en tnd prosperous. A good news •sJbps only where the people of the county nre k.?-wivabroad for their intelligence, their' prospers 7all the fpiirsTMt t-lLJim. About the best couuty to move from is not, or supports but indifferent y its newsplPw.. About tbe best couuty to move i-itO' is one which does support, and supports ally, its newspaper. — —e*C*S FersoMJul Mr. J. C. Warner, of Nashville, who is connected with the iron works at this place, came in on the morning train, Wednesday. Mr. L. S. Colvar went to Chattanoo ga Tuesday ani returned the next day. l^—w^ r - J. V. Bond was again in our midst VcWrr T '%fi*i V ,U;I to see liim looking lo wejl. Mr. and Mrs. Allison, of Trenton, arc 1 visiting their old home one mile and a r half from this place. Prof. Sherrill, of Jasper, who has been witn us for. several days,started for home yesterday. He is a fellow, tjnd the best, musician wo ever met. We want him to come again and play Home, Home, for us. Coo. H. Hazlehurst, principal Ivisiug lawn Furnace^ Creek Egypt Sligo Cole City Total *5 38 42 334. 12 23 3 17 256. 50 34 47 304. 5 25 x 4 10 208. 13 33 1 87. 65 19 39 51 383. 4 8 4 139. 11 3 71. 30 25 8 33 219. 16 2 8 231. 19 33 18 146. 37 24 30 47 425. 25 4 11 10 138. 39 23 21 52 421. 18 3 20 3 50 BREVITIES. Try to he a man. Freezing weather, Shut the door. Don’t be idle this year, Next year is leap year. Send us the county news. Rain and mud. The Gazette enters the new year with flattering prospects for the future. “On ward and upward.” The weather, more than ever, is the theme of conversation. . , . ..^ r The use of g< n diW efts til e sojyCPr4rw£ rj 1 n Everybody sh<TTire take" ffle fJ alette this year. It will contain all tlie county news and will be indispensable to any household. It makes ns mad to have a person tell us because our lips are chapped that we have been kissing the girls. We never kiss any but babies, if you please. The Gazet e for 1879, will be tlie best local paper in the State. Subscribe early in the year and keep posted. Send your western friend a copy of the Gazette for 1879. It would be a nice ■v _ present. I’lie Gazette is the beet advertising medium in this part of the state. When a printer sets on a poem it b s bound to be printed, but when an editor set on a poem it will never be printed. A woman will face a frowning world and cling to the man she loves through the most bitter adversity,but she would not wear a hat three weeks behind the stylg to sjive the government. When three good li; tie boys get to gether of • icoa tko olaanccT arc .that there will boa fight, window bro ken, or some stray dog will have a tin pan tied to his tail. “Alcohol will clean silver.” Yes, al cohol we.l stuck to will clean out all the silver you have. Yea, verily; and all the gold and greenback too. A printer not long ago being “flung” by his swee heart, went to the office and tried to commit suicide with the “shoot ing stick,” but the thing wouldn’t “go off.” The “devil wishing to pacify him told him to peep into the sanctum where the editor was writing duns to delin quent subscribers. He did so, and the effect was magical. He says that pic ture of despair reconciled him to his fate. W 0 have got two cows now, we have. Wood pile growing beautifully less. We killed hogs to-day. Lots of back bone and sausage. Lead the outside of the paper this week; there is good home news ia its columns. The meeting of the Chattanooga citv council, Tuesday night, wound up in a disgraceful row, so says the News. The Chattanooga Evening News is the name of a paper recently started in H*a4~pfry. The News is printed at the very low price of ten cents per week. It stands square up to its motto: “Little But Lively,” and is, in every sense of the word, a neat and nobby little sheet Our foreman and his majesty’s KvA\- ness differed, just a little this week and his satanic highness silently stole away leaving the otlice alone in its glory, and the shebang destitute of a “devil.” The e will be preaching in the village Sunday by Rev. S. Cross. More rain fell last night than at any one time during the winter. This morn ing was cold and bleak with the inurcu ry considerably below freezing point. Trenton. Muddy streets. Two jail bijds. Shingle machine in operation. If. L. . Allison building on mud street. Sociable at Mr Harrell last Tuesdav night. Smith & Brown’s new store house is nearly done. Rev. J. A. Darr will preach at Tren ton Sunday,ll o’clock. • Prof.Sherrill tuning pianos, and mix ing with the folks. Ben Pace is putting out some good leather by the aid of his man Friday. if • ■ Vi J ! S *W=^7***V * Realty’s Pianos, 'rrs.ntt, a & ¥ square nnd upright, are pn> Dotineed by tho preaa and tba tr'X 5' % .rv> people aa the moat beautiful and gr* 1 E §'\ finE sweetest teued Pianos ever mann- factured. Sant on tet trial anct /fitWO pronounced the best In the world. Bsatty’a Golden Ton.scue Parlor Orpang. Any A gkl {?a manufacturer challenged to ra 9 equal them. They poseex.l powf? or. denlh, brilliancy and sym-*' I r ! < v b• • : mc.-.'-i E.’->ry Mr wm years as strictly first t>u ttt-w aaya’ test trial. J ll ui- 1 ra * f rsa. Ad diets RANtEIi F. llit 1 !"! 1 New Stntes ®f OReAMS.iPaTtYPTaSos, m-'aiisr.-.Te~ i ‘r--gva baS'seata'* a S J The public arc particularly cautioned against 00*1113 Instruments which are being palnsed off as genuine Beatty celehmted Pianos and Organs, and particur larly from pai tiss in the West and South-West, vyiiord this detestable trickery has been extensively 'prao iisod on the reputation I have rained ; also a anonrKtou3 circulars w-Ith fr.lwp quotations froin certain trade Journal*. Write for explanation. Ser.a for Beatty’s Illustrated Piano aud Organ Advertiaoa. containing teatimonials from millionaires, merchants, lawyer*, dergrymen, and thousand* of P'orchascrs throughout tlie length and breadth of tlvs land, with full particulars of the great Piano Org.sn war against high price*, Newspaper free* Address RANIEL. F. BEATTY, Washington jgw Jrvuyv, United States of AI a all AbU.*4>a SaerM E. W rr -- r QUICK TIME AND D RECT CONNECTIONS Between ail SOUTH WESTERN CITIES And tlio VIRGINIA {SPRINGS. New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and W nub mu:! on THROUGH SLEEPING CARS DAILY JBetwec i VICKSBURG <fe CHATTANOOGAi Purchase your Tickets via. ALABAMA GREAT SOUTHERN R. Jl For all Points North and E.ist.j •00 miles shortest route to] VICKSBURG, JACKSON, MERIDIAN, and 34 miles shortest route to^ NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE, PENSACOLA, EUFAULA, MONTGOMERY, And all points South sud South -west. Direct connection at Biruvng 11 a will S-IN Railroad. Bo sure thayoar tickets readlvia THH ALABAMA GREAT SOUTHERN RAILROAD. Trains leave Union Pa ;engor Depot at 8.30 a. *j. daily. Char. V. Ball, L. B. Morrison, Gon. Superintendent, Gen. Pas. it Trek&t Agt. Chattanooga, Tenn. Chattanoogs, Tens. OPnCE N. 73 W 4'r s: ' CINCINNATI ° C - L.C NEBINGER, N/lanach. A GREAT OFFER FOR HOLIDAYS!!! We will during the HOLIDAYS ditposeof tQfl PIANOS & ORGANS, at EXTRAORDINARY LOW price*for cash.KPLENDID ORGANS 23. 6 sets of reeds §65, 3 with Sub Bass and Conpler #SO, 2 sets §SO, 1 set §4O, I set ri3s, 7 Octave all ROSEWOOD PIANOS #130,7 1-3 do $l4O, warranted for SIX years. AGENTS WANTED* Illustrated Catalogues Mailed. Music at half p*ice, HORACE WATERS dfc SONS, i*lanfr.cw!<i £, U1U.,51.,A.Y. 10.0.JE UL±O37CL CHATTANOOGA, TENN. Gr o c e r i e roce r i e roce r i e When you think of buying groceries of any kind, come directly to our establishment. We will convince you that it is for your intcresterest to trade with us. We make a specia ty of Teas, and solicit a tri -1 order, feeling sure that one purchase from us will make you a permanent customer. We keep all grades and varieties, and the pri ces are extremely low. We will guarantee them to be cheaper and better than can be found elsewhere in this county. Coffees. In this specialty we have all the varietios of Cio and Java Coffees, green and roasted, the fin est line the market affords, and at onr prices should inkuce every coffoe drinker in the city and country to buy from us. CANNED GOODS. To those who buy the case ordozctwwM||®M| (Special inducements . JMfeh old 'ty yji < "fi •"tfbV* ‘kSf Afla ■ i .7 V a* t b>rri .>, InvlNsgfr Plums, Corn, Pine apples, Etc. SUGARS. Cut Loap, powdered,'"Coffe “A’ White extra • < C, M B Yellow^“C' , 'and^l3rown. SYRUPS. We subject "our Syrup|to/a 'test before'-'buy ing them, and wo can therefore recommend them as straight, pure sugar syrups. A large and inviting’stock of imported Staple and Fancy Groeries ran every line, all of standarb quality, that will atoet all competition. All pure and unadultcr raed goods. Turkish prunes, currants, valineia coisins, dried apples, Carolina rice, Dessioati and oicoanuts, chocolate, cocoa, candles, kerosene ml, crackers, —all varieties flavcing extracts, suusrard, whole and ground spices, pickles, cat dops fish, meats, hams, tious, dried beet, Ac. 4 untry produce is always wanted. How t > makegood bread: use New Process iour and Gold medal Baking Powders. SPECIALTIES. Gold Med Baking Powder, Erkenhrech er’s Bon Ton Gloss Starch, im proved Corn Enoch Morgan’s hs’4dPpolia, isieuMi Yeast. SAlfrcd IT. Colquitt, Gov., vs. Thos. 11. B. Ma Prin - , A. M. Shook, Security 7, ei rn raeias on forfeited Recognizance Dade Superior Court, September term, 1878. r>. C to the court by the return o r the sheriffn^ the defendants in this caso a not to be said county; and it being fa therms hewn to the court that said defendants ar both nonresidents of tliis State. 11 is therefore ordereby the court that said Thos. H. B. Mar tin Prifl, and A. M. Shook security on forfeited recogni® nee, show cause at the next term of this court why judgment should be rendered against them on said forfeitep bond, for principal and cost and that they be served by the publication of tnis order once a month for four months pri or to the Alarm term, 1879, ot this court, in the Dade County Gazette, a newspaper published at Rising Fawn, in Dade county. Sept. 20, 1878. O.D. McCUTCHEN, -J. S.G.C.-C. The above is a true extract from the minutes of Dade Superior court. This Nov. 12, 18/8. “ 4t. J. M. SUTTON,. Clork- Alfrcd;il. Colquitt, Gov., vs W. A. Hartline, Prin. and A. M. Shook, security. Scira Facias on forteited recognizance in Dade Superior Court September term, 1878. It being shown to the court by the return of the sheriff that the defendants are st to be found in this county, and it ,Jawing* further shown to the court that they are uon-resldents of this State. It is therefore ordered by the court that said W. A. Jlartline, prin. anb A. M.' Shook, secnrity on forfeited recognizance show cause at the next term of this court, why judg ment should not be rendered against them on said forfeited recognizance for principal and costs, and tha they be served by the publica tion of this order ouice a month for four months prior the Mar rh term 1879 of this court, in the Dade County Gasette, a newspaper published at Rising Fawn, in Dade county. Sept. 20, 1878. C. D. McCUTCHEH, J. S. C. C. C. j he above is a true extractjjfrom the minutes of Dade Superior court. This Nov. 12, 1878., 4 3 4t * "-T. M. SUTTON, Clerk. ret Green, vs Ell a Giro-] 1 1 1 l ( j ( a c It appearing to the court that Ella Green,the befendan t, is u non-resident of tips State and service of the protest cannot be perfected by tue sherifl of this county, it is therefore ordered the court, that serv.soe be perfected dy pub 11cation in the Dade eouuty Gazette, a newspa l* *' T ulj !ishtd at Rising Fawn, Ga., once a uionth for the term of four mouths prior to the nex t ternijof this court. St ’Pt* 2() , 1878. C. D. McCntchen, J. S. C I heredy certify that the above and forego* ' n ° ls . a true extract from the minutes of Dud superior court. This Nov. 12th, 1878. J. M. Sutton, Clerk. Pofetposaed Skeri®* Sale. ill ho sold before the court-house doir. ronton, Dade county, Ga., on the first Tae W 9, within the leg .1 hou-so T ‘ ’ 3 ca sh, she following pji'pertv, to-wit‘ Lots of land No. lft 6 * nd dL ti.e. anu 4te sec ion of Dc.de county, levied or. by a supenrr court fi f a in favor of Eakin & hope vs Larkin Payne. Property pointed mit uy defendant Laukin Hayne. Tcmeits in pos totn notified. 11ns, December the bib, 1878 - vln7 * 4t * IJ AMES JYVREE VINS^e Xjk flv^ The Cash Syrtem Still Triumiiha l .1 TR PYROINN U? 0 IJj J LL Ji_Y\_yl. HCL TheOlnyCash store in theC:;, Continues to lead in the lowest prices and best quality of Foreign and DoneK.tio Cl I oth 1 ng, Beets, Sho 33, H a ;s, CAPS, TRUNKS, OALISES, GLOVES, FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, ,!c ' J3 ' .V Sole Agent for the celebrated and unequalod f f!y .* ,* ROYAL GLOBE ALPACAS AND MOHAIRS Solo Agent for*tbe"celebrated ... ... ' aim TIMJDTJk. CLsOTHB ' The greatest discovery of the age. Warranted perfectly water proof and moth i1 '• 'j number of specialties that wo control. Tho stock Ibis season is Ug* * a4 >2 • * W MtoL ■griHEg 7 . Prices that are astonishingly low jj^ggL Country merchants will find it decidedly to their interest to examine ray gooa anu^j.-ico; i ■ * • make my prices lower than any r oils on rii m . All orders entru Rrd to u< will redeive prompt and earetul attenui wananied as rej.re>"uted or money refunded. A full Btt ways ou hand. Those are the only reliable an 1 |Wfect fitting patterns in the mark •>. y. L. ' ■ ,i> ■ smSdSMB t Dry oods I Dry Goods I w I HAVE OPENED AT 241 MARKET STREET, fNext door”to T.H. Payne’s Book no * *• A SPLENDID ;STQCK OPj '* v•■ ■ I Staple and Fancy Dry oods ! " WOOLEMS! WOOLENS! BOS GOODS ! *% Our stock of low, medium and fine dress goods,fifCvery attractive" u and invites the n ef clone buyers. House Furnishing Goods, such as table linens towels, sheetings, crjMh* - r # c offered of the very best brands at the lowest prices - In conjunction with our house in Nr* h i! , our facilities for buying and selling goods are unsurpassed, a ud we shall endeavor to our already established reputation in this respect. j Olwill Brothers. T -4 a j *ii fA i im J J.j Chattanooga, Tkkn., Dealers pn li OOKSj Stationery, Wall Paper, etc. k Picture Frames ! Of every description. Our stock is too large to enumerate. An exam ination is solicited. SAVE VOCK MONEY! T. H. ROBERTSON, —Custom— ■oot : Maker,: TRENTON, GA.' Will make a first-class boot, shoe, or gaiter for $2.09 per pair less than Chattanooga prices. A1 work warranted. Repairing done neatly. A’ work must be paid for£be/ore it leaves the shot ivines tor-self measurement sent on osr- „,.' v > - ; s 4r-yig;i I vFrgrv-*- , kpk A -A GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES ! Will sell the very best Family Sewing* Mach in© For Twenty-Five Dollars In Cash, on an ornamented Tron Stand andTrcnd l ;. with Walnut Top ahd Drawer, ane necessary Ac a -and deliver it at any Railroad Rep to the United States," FREE of CHARGE. These machines are warranted to to do ?b ; wholo line of Family Sewing with more r* nidi ty, more ease of mftnagemeai, and less f ‘i. iu to the operatior than any machine now h K - Send for a circular. Every machine wa. for three years. Agents Wanttbd pirdTerittc Centennial Machine Cos., Limited. 72!)Fbert Street, I