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|up GAZETTE.] ■ •. - ■•* •- i; - Ox Moxth.s _ „___ I ]’ () Dev ves* Men.—A good advfer in a hcII circulate.! nebWsphper I j , iv’sl of nil possible salesmen. I ■. I,or At/ OPTIONS. II yp I). M. Calley. is still quite sick. ' I < Marsh who lias been sick for lac time is-iinprovinr. ■ \\’} V rA still advancing it is now $1.20 151.2*)I $1.2*) in Atlanta. Vv'.i notice several drovfes of horses. lti s through the vilage going South. The Rev. Mr. D awn, will preaen at ,is place next Saturday night slid yf r J. P. Jaeowayq and wiie, nee iss Carrie Pace, was visisting in the ’ Bingo this week. ' i I q-is. Sue Dunlap of Gadsden Ala who Ik been spending some time at her ■ : ia Trenton left for home this week. ■ j r ■ •• u want rhea]* groceries, go to Ij. ■ the half house, where you can get them. I'HiO ficho:*l at tlas place is in a flour e<Mi lion. Prof. Gibson, is im ovin‘ r as a teacher so far as popularity *. ™concerned. i Dr and. B. Jordan, seams to be doing L ( ,and business from the professional hits he make.-; to the country. Success yc.u George. Yy, Y. Kuykendall, of the Christian lurch, will preach a series of discourses Union Church, two miles south of renton, commencing on Saturday be- E re the tliird Sunday in this month. \Ye understand that the high. school Sulphur Springs is more prosperou Lever. It is located in one of the ► ust desirable places for a school we |! ow of Teachers are first class, and ristiau gentlemen. * I The Rising Fywn iron furnace is do b. pvell. The cornice on the stack has . in taken olf and heavy bands placed bund the M. Colyer the Super* j tendent says that so soon as they get t ie they will build the stack several *1 t higher. k A gentleman once remarked to a wit u f ui "‘ that he must ■j jve been born with a silver spoon in Suwulh. She looked at him carefully il, noting the size of his mouth, re : | el, “I don’t doubt it, but it must ■ | ke been a soup ladle. ” i! houoj-y’ said a patient, ; T suffer a It and J wit! my eyes ” The old email add is ted bis pcctacle*, and ii a Socratic are replied, “I do not h nqy Fiend; but you ought not ! rget how much more you would suf ivithont them.” t •se new turned up hats that the ij wear now arc very handy, as they ! k down so farm* one side the wearer -Viak at a felLwv on the other side - street without the fellow who is 4,11 i• , . , ■‘flier snowing auout it. - arc recieving new subscribers Y 'Ey. *end in pour names and ’ forget the kule seed, and get your f*) regularly each week. It cost but "Uid is worth a greatdeal to your &ii y- Let ike good work go on until Y family in the county receives a l \ ?v week ly > I t appears that Major Win. R. Tho i ■ General manager of the Coleraine W- ! woiks of Pennsslvania. and under l '< sujisrvision tlic Rising Fawn iron I B furnace was construced at Rising ! i 1 La. lias succeeded in creatihg for ■* lf a name “that was not born to B ;l i ,s not to be wondered at that ■Billed the “Boss” Iron Master of u heil States, withal 6 feet bosh B |* v Lis made an average of 47-£ B ne,l l iron per day and that with B l,Km o’.:c ton of fuel to the ton of r ‘K* Major lias plenty of visitors in I. 0: ‘A.on experts” who arg I ‘ v ii the secret of Iris wonder- B, " u: ' Lei.-visits are in vain. ; : homes, son of Major B has been appointed '' ll ' ysionc Iron works tßliv. n ° U) 1 au d is daily dem | ... * us employers, Messrs I, * ( *o. that im is a chip On r With! w ood I a el 3r r Burnett, mak write about the rise and mli o! the mustache, but never before , • was * rere such a chance lor a treat is on' the or ; : growth of the bimisidos "ud hanging of the hair as now, arc h mining up.down here from the resem blance of the downey coat of the young mocking-birds, to that of : tlie bristly back of tlie poicupino, there must be a cause for every thing and madam gossip says that these are economizing badges that takes the plate of the engagement ring. If these are declarations of inten tions in that direction we will have one of the hanginest • stampeeds down hen* befoi long you ever beard of. Madam miner says there will be a wedding not a hundred miles from this [dace before long, wonder if she bangs hei hair and lie wares burnsides. Mu. Editor, it we ever do see our jerusha with her hair banged you may anounce in your next issue that Bill Flips has gone to Gall fornia. Mrs. Geo, Galespie, cf Chattanooga has been spending a few days with Airs. Job, Crtivins. Messrs, Joab & Jas. McCollum, have l etui n°d from Ark. MarkiED Oct. the Oth Albert G. Hickman, of Chattanooga, to Miss Mary P. Fowler, of Morganvill. The latest addition to the “Ciseroon debating c!nU” at Alorganville is instru mental music. The young folks of Wildwood are taking measures to inaugurate a sing ing society, but we think mis it badly in not Choosing some late publication instead of the book they have, it matte;.s not how well we sing if it lias not the : attraction of being up with the times, it looses its effect. Bill* Fi. ips W H sis isi gto it Let 11 1\ Correspcndcp.ce of tlie Rising Fawn Gazette.] Washington, D. C., Oct. 13, 187 J. There seems to be no end to senator Conkling’s misrepresentations, of the subject of government taxes. In bis Brooklyn speech on Wednesday might be said that New York alone paid one third of the government’s expenses. With equal truth, he might have said that the square in which the custom House in New York city is situated paid one tlCrd. The money is aCtuMy paid there. But it is not Now York that pays the money, but consumers through out the country. The money is paid in New York to be sure, but that is all. The substance of the r'Ccrnt Post office Department decision concerning lottery mails is that letters will not be forward ed which are addressed to a lottery com. pany. or to a pearsoft as manager or agent of a lottery company. The department dose not assume to stop letters addressed simply to individ uals, though such persons be known to tho Postmaster as the manager or agent of a lottery company. Our latest information from New York through itdible sources, is that the Democratic party is daily growing in strentli and that notwithstanding the Tammary de feelion, the democracy are canfidcnj of the re- election of Gov. Robinson and the entire State ticket by a handsome majority. His management of the fi nances of the Stale, while Comptroller and while in the Executive chair has been entirely successful, and done much in reducing taxation and the expenses of the State Govermment which under the many years of Republican misrule and profligate legislation, had become ex ceedingly oppressive to the tax payers of the stare, and has given him a strong hold on the people of the state, and more especially those of the interior sections of it, who will at this important juncture cast their ballot# regardless of party feeling, believing as they do that the best interests ofthe state requires at its head a man of Gov- Robinson, honesty and entegrity in preference to one who for yeare has been known to be identified with nearly all the corrupt schema for depleting the public treasury. Large numbers of the reflecting and thinking members of the republican paity who have the interest and welfare of the peo ple at heart, repudiate the nomination of Cornell and will cast their ballots for Robiesoh, who has been tried and fully answers the old jefiersonion requirement is he honest and is he capable . The number of honest and independent re pulicans who will suppoit Robinson, will to a large extent oh-set the uumbeis r\ ho will follow John Kelly. Benton. UlysbOfi Grant, Jr. proposes to marry Alls.s Flood. She is a Flood Fiat lea a on to fortune. Jl Lessors Isa Adjectives. “Well, mv son, you have got iut< grammar,* have you?” asked a prom sir* of hi - thidkevt'ehiptho other “Let me lice you com par Aoifie adjec tives. 4 ' Chip-- Ail 'T.ght, dad Little less, !• ast; big, bigger, beast; mow, mor< most —■ Proud Sire—Hold on, sir; that isn t right; you— Chip —Toe, tore, toast; snojy, snoie, snout.; go, goer, gout; row. roar rout Proud 8 ire—Stop, I say; thoie a died Chip— Drink, drfetfk, drunk; stink stank, staid:; chink, eiuuik, chunk—■ Proud sire—You infer mil lit tie fool. What in thunder- Chip—Good, better, best; wood, wet ter, west; bad, wusser, worst; bile, oiler, bilerest; sew. sewer sup; pew, poor punch oh, gemiuy! oo O O! The outraged parent had broken into' the recitatiou with a boot jack. Savaunali News; —AiYiruG*?ing that “it is hardly possible that Grant should' be again, nominated by acclamation',” Harper's Weekly (Rep.) says-: “There fore to us it is highly improbable, with with all the enthusiasm Nvhich his name arouses lii Republican Conventions, that lie will be a candidate lor Presi dent for a third time.” The fight of such Republican organs as Harper’s Weekly and the New York Tribunt against Grant’s candidacy is just now one of the most prominent features oi current politics. Savannah News:—A committee of Democratic ladies of Columbus, headed by the wife of Senator Thurman, have entered the campaign in Ohio, 'and offer a two hundred and fifty dollar baunei to the Democrats of that County which shall show the largest increased Dem ocratic vote over that cast at the last Presidential election. Gn some of the English horse rail roads they are experimenting with glass sleepers. These are made by a process patented by F. {Siemens, of Dresden. Unlike the dela Bastie glass, when bro ken, the Siemens’ product does not fiy into fragments. The sleepers are three feet long, four inches wide, fly six inches deep, and are molded to fit accurately iha rail.—Bearing plates are placed under the joints and the rails are attached to them. A sleeper resting on supports thirty inches apart breaks with a weight of five tons. Glass, un like pine, is practically indestructible by moisture, and is, of course, not se heavy as east iron. The glass sleepers Cost about the same as iron ones. Tlvo Milledgcvilte Union And Rocorcr says that the enlargement of the asylum for the colored insane, recently provided for by the legislature, is going steadlv forward under the direction of the con tractor, Major J* Fuss. One hundred and eighty rooms are to added to the buildings now* occupied by the male and colored patients—9o rooms to each budd ing. This work will require 1,500,000 brick. Forty five or fifty laborers are employed in this work, not including those who are tearing down the old pen itentiary and delivering the materia* on the ground. Mr. Keil, of Macon, who superintended the brick work oi the new hotel, has charge of tho bricklaying and is pushing the work while v-eat her is favorable, but cannot vsn-iue an opin ion as 'to when the buildings will be com pleted. . —— Columbus Ohio, Qct 18.—2:15 a. m. The Democratic State Committee con cede the election of Foster, but claim the Legislature. The chairman of the Re publican Comrrdaee claims the election of 23 out of 35 Seuators, and 70 out 114 Representatives. Des Moines, lowa, Oct- 14.—The day has been fine and pleasant throughout the State, and the contest for Governor in most localities is exciting and hard fought, with a full vote in almost every case. Nothing reliable from the State as a whole is yet known. The Russian Court invited Dr. Ayer and his family to the Archduke’s wed ding in the Royal Palace. This distinc tion was awarded him not only because fJ was an American, but also because his name as a physician had become fav orably known in Russia on its passage round the world* —Pueblo (Col.) People. —. The Ohio politician who didn’t go to the polls with a thermometer on his person yesterday may be said to liave been tidaly unarmed. You Joe, is the by word now a days OoolciTxs' oSr H ©-tea i lay Hew Excelsior Oil Stove* tA As *” g sg m mmm t&oiid ror Circular* oor.sifA m m; and oil co. Street,•Chicago. Ei /YA fe?#saijgin; A pare cure for Ife"P Stomach aoti E,F HAL,? \!Liv r Ailments I?* '4a Id 1 ! y without snediciri 0 OP on the Knccweslal p| gj principle of B & A. BSOKPTIOK* ifv M f\ rf rX I H If ron are tronh *yi y V UIGI led with Dysfitf xut yvstion, or JJv*- JKB <isj “• riSUER DYSPEPSIA belt CO., Illinois St.. Chicago ■ JAMB W, COWART. IS I JeAO But alive at the Iron Works with a bill stock of Family G roceries and Con fectionaries* Also a full stock cf a sorted bitters. When you visit the Iron Works call and examined my goods and prices, as I will sell cheFp. Try my bitters, If you want to pre serve your health, as they are especially recon. mended for all diseases of the Stomach and bowels. Do not fail to bring me ail your pro duce, and get the hipest market pi ice. AUDITORS NOTICE GEORGIA DADE COUNTY. In obedience to an order cf the Superior Cotirt of said couuty, .‘a the ca.se of T. C. Wlight &C. et ai vs the IV Dig IVtv; Iron Cos. & 'Whcro. N6iico l. \,c ahy ;r-vo’a that i \ U pr< i cocd D* heyr evidence fro-rn the pa Dcs at intere-'t, on Tuesday, the IF. U day of November next, at the court house ir l < -.-•.•<• and county, as t'o all matte’s sub..iii 1 tor. n said order. Pa ties in to "o- •.:! v. . govern thouiscl ves ae - .cordially. T ii-S jbct. 1 U.h 1870. 50.—*iw • R. J ilAiv ( Auditor. Prin tors fee til 50 Adminlstrator’s Notice, GFOR OT A— 0c a nd; * € or: nt y. Ordinary’s office, Oc. 7th, 1879. Whereas, Janies 8. Rer.n-' dy, adminlstrutor of 11. L. Kennedy, deceased,.has duly filed his ‘petition for Rave to sell Hie dower of Dicy •Kennedy, (relict of H. L. Kennedy) consisting of one hundred and ten teres of lot of land I v n. 32 and forty acres of lot No. 41, all in the 10th and 4th -leoidea of smIU. county. | i|Thc >e are therefore to .co- - corned tc Fie *y UaVc, on or before th.e fwst in December next else leave will be-granted The applicant. Oct.'9-td J. A. RENNETT, Ordinary-. AdrdPinistrator’s Notice. GEORGIA—Da,Ic County. OrdinafAJs office Oct. 7 h, IG7O. Whereas, W. L>^Rcai ? administrator of E. W. O’Neal, deceased epresents to the court in his petition duly filed and entered, on record, that he has f\ly administered E. W. O’Neal’s estate. jl This is thert*ore to cite all persons concerned, kindred and creditor's to show cause, if any thoy ean, why said administrator should not be discharged from his administratic n, and receive letters of dismission, on the first Monday in Doee riher ne it. J. A. BENNETT, Oct. 45-td. Ordinary. DAJDE SHERIFF SALE. Will be sold, for bash, on the first Tuesday in November next, before tho court house door in the town of Troaton, will.Mu tho iegai hour- of saie, the foil >w ng p'opcv'y to - '.i, cue house and ].)*•, in ti a G nof ItDir.g Fawn, known a? the John Halo house and lot on wh'oh he now lives and lots of mild no 170 and 12G in 11th oh- si-., and dr.li .•'.'>(ion of said county, levied cn to ivojy p, r\or court fifa in favor of J. V'/. Cowart v -j E. D.Graham, J. G. ii . ie & S. W. Halo and Soloton Crocs, endorser. Sept., 23cd 1370. ,T 4 ms W. TG f-viKS cherifF 7 TivhST'l arid "salTbsT” I will sell at public auction at Sulphur Springs Station on the A. G. S. Railroad for cash coiu raencing ou tho 2o i (lay of Octooor ne:.t and continuing from, to day (Sunday ex cep tod .the’whole of the personal . repor *y of C. O. Alex ander (mentioned in u deed of tru -t made to me undisposed of,) consisting of Dry goods, Groce-) nes. Qucons ware, Tables, Wash stands, Ous tings, Clothing, notions, accounts, Notes, Judgements, Ono two hors, hock, and 8 head of stock hogs, &c. Sold for the benifit of credo tors. Sept 22” 1879. 45 Im Petkl4 Foestkr Trustee. Hamilton Hou Sg) Cor. Market and Sixth Sts., €ha ttasiooga 5 Teat nesses. J. H. RAGSDALE, PROPRIETOR. CENTRALLY LOCATED. TERMS $1.50 TER DAY. CROSS ' hotel; RMHC FAWN, ©A. A. B. LEE, - PEC-PRiETOk. Tho proprietor of the above hotel re-ipectfuiiy i Solicits 'a. continuance of the visits of former ! patrons, end invites a trial from Oilurs. 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