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Dade County Times.
* Lo<lg» No. 179 P. it
k. -4 meet* on \\ ♦nlncsdny niglit, ( ,n
»r ;\#fnrw each full moon. ,).
Secretary; M. A. B. 'latum.
W M
7 tniitor. L’hepter No. 60 R A M.
aecwttd Saturday night in each
hinnth, S. H. Thurman Bccreta.iy ,1.
\V. Hii*m*v H P.
Fawn Lodge No. 293
F A A M meet* first and third
Ha turd ay night of each month. R P
Tatum, Haciotary; J W Hussey, VV
u.
|!9W“Da<le Snpeiior Comta meets
on third Monday in March and the
third Monday in September. J C
Fain, judge; 8 H Thurman, clerk; W
A Byrd, nhariff.
Pourt ot Ordinary meets the first
Monday of each month. Q M Crab
tree, ordinary.
Tux Reeiver, Joseph Coleman,
Tax Collector, 0 W Hughos.
Treasurer, Z O’Neal.
Coroner, .. . ■
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W: «l. ft J. P- J ACOWAJT
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
1
1 RbNTON, DADE COUNTY.
GEORGIA.
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» Will practice in the Cherokee Circuit, and
Supremo an Federal courts, Prompt; atton
(r>n to business.
T .J. Lumpkin,
All’y At Law
Tienton, - . Ga,
Will practice In'the eountieref Dade and
Walker. Will pay strict attentii.n to nil
boldness entrusted tohisygre. feh.l7-ly
REMEMBER
TUB OI.D KST A BI.ISII HD
VB B IOT AND SHOB SHOP.
On ihe Company Rond.
ml WE,HAVE CUT PRICES
BjHßp * m t
mkjk.' CF REPAIRS
For the benefit of the woikinme
and shall half «010 aheen fnrfiOren
nU* will half sole Indie* ahoeafor
(>• Where you can get work d
first clans. . .
Ladien and gent* \.Q+ [/fH Shoon
made from $2.50 to |7 00. Boot* front
$6.00 to $lO 00. Try mo you will be
eatiafied.
Reepectfnllv,
T. H. Uoaa*T*ow.
. Rising Fawn , Feb. 27th
mo A week ir.are at home hy the r»>-
\/lduMtbu*. Be»t hininri* "<>w beft.re
Jl Lih« puhlie. CApital not needed. Wc
will «tart you. M*n, women, boys nnd Z’rle
f wnntr.l everywhere to work for us. N .>w is
the time. You can wotk in spare time. <>r
K ive your whole time to the business. No
other business will pvy you ns nearly as well.
No eno can fell to make enormous pay, by
*n f '«Ktnj? at ouee. Costly outfit and terms
free. Moaov made fust, cKfily and honoraclv
Address Turn St Co., Augusla, Maine.
Wfl *»r,d fr >o on t« davstriul
Dr. Dye’s Elecro-Vol aic Belts
And other Kleetric Appliances to metinffor-
Injr from Nervous Debility, Boat t itt.lity,
and kindred troubles. Also for RheumatisM,
l iver a«< Kidney troubles, nnd many other
diseases. Speedy cure guaranteed. lllus-
Vsted pamphlet free. Address
* VO LAIC BELT CO..
V »’Fhatl, M t
THE CROSS HOUSE.
BT J «• WHIT*.
I'IRHT CLASS HOTEL.
All. Person vlsltinj Rising Fawn, (la.
on buvne*, or otherwise, Would find it to
their interest to esll and stay at the Cross
Jiouse. Transient hoard $2 per day.
Deduction made for regular hoard.
J. G. WHITS, Propristok. ,
TmmnnAt Morning, March 27, 18*4
TO THE PUBLIC.
We wnd yon a sample copy of thf
Dadk CorifTY Timk*. ami w<? bind our
«elf to yon to issue the paper twelve
months. We make onr term* just as
off as we possible can, and we pom
tithi.t wii.i. NOT RRNI> THK I’APRK to
ant ONR unless the subscription is
pnid in advance, onr paper, ink and
material, we pay cash for. Ihe Pro
gress and Gazette labored nnder many
disadvantages. Some few paid for thj
paper, ami many ot the subscribers
never paid onk cbnt, We can’t run
the paper without money, and cmise
qnently we mske our terms strictly
in advance, and in doing so
we assure you that we will exer
every effort incur power to give you
a live, wideawake newspaper, devoted
entirely to home interest. Right here
allow ns to say the amount of good
done by a fearlessly couducted, live
and enterprising newspaper is never
properly appreciated, at the time of
it publication We will try and
make the Times a looking-glass to the
•ommun interest of the people of Dade
county.
SuaumPTlON —One year, $1.50; six
months, 75 cents, three months, 40
eats. T. A. J. Majors,
LOCAL G CL?l l’.
And a Budget Of Interesting
News,
Picked Up Out of the Mud and Put
* in a Readable Condition By
the I Reporters of Tho
Weekly Times.
All legal advertising nniKt be psi<!
for in advance Do you pudendand!
Well, don’t forget it.
A fire was well enjoyed Mondny.
The marriage .business is improv
ing.
See’new legal advertisements in this
issue.
John Slayton has the finest wheat
in this vicinity.
Where are all the candidates gone
to? We can’t scare up any more for
Senator. Don’t he backward.
We’ll beta “ginger cake” that .Jud
son Clements is elected to Congress
again.
Read hhe article on “The Republi
can Newspaper campaign” on fourth
page.
Some wheat looks as if it would
have to be bored after to make any
thing.
Tho Alabama Great Southern pay
car went down the road Monday.
The Marshall picked up a man on
the F urnacc track Saturday night
drunk. “It” a train had come along
he would have been killed.
I
A man named Patterson got drunk
Saturday and undertook to clean up
the Maishal when he was landed in
the'ealaboose.
Tbc Gland Jury presentmeo ta will
appear hi our uext issue; they arrived
to late for this one.
We want a corresp indent at every
pontoflie in the county.
We suppose that the secret Repub
lican convention of halt-a-dozen has
f}zzled*out like their party are doing.
Eb. Amos had about 10 acres ot
corn washed up by the storm last
night.
Rising Fawn had her fdlli washed
off by tlie rain last night and the
streets look clean this morning.
Several of our citizens are talking
of.tnakingjthein a storm pit.
The storm Inst night and the wreck
was all you could hoar on the streets
this mot iiing.
We do not need the assistance of
anv one to tell us what has“backhone”
enough to go in the paper. Our cor
respondents writes to suit us.
The American Fanner says it the
the farmers of the county would pub
lish their mistakes, there would b<»
more information imparted than he the
usual mode of tailing their success.
Two persons hid a narrow escape
from being drowned last week while
crossing Lookout on the foot-log. We
did not learn their names.
George Byrd, who was under a SSOO
bond, accused of muider, we are glad
to state was released on a $50.00. The
Grand Jury only found a bill for slap
ping Cooper.
See the advertisement of E T. Rog
ers in this weeks paper. He tnakt-s |
no promises that he will not fulfill. He
advertises nothing only what he has,
and when you carry him your barter
yon are sure to get his goods as cheap
as it you had the money. Don’t fail
to call eaily and get first choice.
The cry ot fire startled the inhabi
tants of this place this morning about
8 o’clock. It was caused by the sut
in a chimny in the hotel burning.
We have nothing here to put out a
fire, and should one ever get nnd head
way, just as well say "good-bye” to
Rising Fawn, she would be in ashes in
less than two hours.
There was preaching at the church
at this place last Sunday morning at
11 o’clock a. m. by the Rev. N. C.
Mcßrayer, subject, election, text, 42
chapter Isaih, the 123 nad 4thverse
inclusive, the subject was ably han
died, setting forth new ideas, new !
themes, nevertheless true and reason- j
able. We hope the parson will call
again.
It ia with nnfeign serrow we ehroni
iclethe death of Miss Madam Lee Hat
field, who passe quietly over the river
ot death Sunday night at 12:30 in this
town. The deceased was a daughter
ol Mr. K. A. Hatfield, proprietor of
the Ozark House, and was born duly
the 20th 1870. Miss Detita uasjtaken
sick oil the 3d. inst. She had the ty
phoid fever and pnlimuiaiy disease.
Her inneral was pleached in the 15m,»-
tin church by Rev. J.C. Cmdbp, as
sisted by Rev. V. V. H irlan yesteiday,
aftet which the corpse war taken to
the Ozark cemetery, followed by a large
concourse of friends.—[Ozark (Ark.)
Echo.
8 lie had severa 1 relative mihis place
I hos. L. Gray, dock Forester and
Mrs. G. W. \V. Tatum.
In iast weeks issue we stated tha
J.T. Whitman was a “liar.” P had
been reported to us that lie wan telling
that the Wkkkly Times would not
run, aud seeing that he'had not re
moved that be was the “Official Olga n
of tho Ordinary of Dane” we come to
the conclusion that he had put out the
report. We are sorryjthat it happened
as we have nothjng against him other
wise.
Last night a terrible wind and rain
storm occurred this valley. Com
nienceing at this point, and passing
on southward; trees wore blown across
tlre Alabama Great Southern road at
Eureka, about seven miles,. south of
here, wrecking the Southbound pas
enger train; the fireman, a colored man
named Andrew Brown, was killed, and
the engineer, Mike Frawley, had one
of his shoulders dislocated
and was considerable biased up other
wise. I'he Fireman was thrown out
of tho engine onio the track, the
baggae car passing ovci his body,
killing him instantly, he was from
Atlanta originally aud leaves a wife
and several children. J(o \»ill lie car
lo Atlanta for interment. The engineer
by being throwu into a branch was all
that nave him.
The engine was turned completely
around trom the force of the shock,
it was dam age considerable. A pas-
Benge coach thrown off of the track,
hut no damage whs done, and the bag
gage car was also knocked oft of ihe
track, it received no serious damage.
It then struck Clayton Tatum’s
house ou Lookout Mountain, blowing
it down, killing his oldest boy, Tom
mie, and throwing a heavy sill on Mr
Tatum, he is seriously if not fatally j
hurt. He was up trying to hold the
door shut when the house was blown
away, it blew one of his little boys a
bout fifty yards, but lie leeeived no
serious injuries. After getting her
children together Mrs. Tatum start
ed to Mr.‘Peter Forester’ll, one fourth
of a mile distant in her night clothes
and barefooted, when she arrived there
all the childrens’ clothes weie blown
off Everything they had were blown
away, the furniture, dishes, stove and 1
cooking utensil* were all broken, they
a»e left destitute and should receive
help, and that immediately. |
Alter it lett Mr. Tatum’s it crossed
the mountain into McLemore’s Cove
leaving destruction on every side.
Mr. Oliver Thurman’s house was
blown down, but no one was hurt.
Several houses were blown down in
the Cove, When first seen, the storm,
was about two hundred yards wide
by the time it reached Pigeon Moun
tain it was half a mile wide, and
sweeping everything in its path,it was
traveling in the direction ot Summer
ville, Ga,
Melvin Brown swore out a war aU
fer John Mcßrayer, Monday, for as
sault.
Tuesday, cloudy and threatening
rain all day, at night it rain* bull year
nings, and don’t you forget it.
Wo see that the saloons are all here
yet.
NOTICE.
All perso indebt
ed to me will use
come forward and set
tle at once and save
cost. Geo. W. Bell.
Rising Fawn, Ga., March 19.
11l I OTpeonle a « zlwasoti the lookout
HI \f 'o I-in *ii ncrease their earnings
II lULm'i ' i .e i Moaie wealthy; those
who do in ‘.. ■ iheir opportunities re
main it po. " e • >fer a great chance to
make morev. We ' i. many men, women,
boys and g '■ j■■ • 'or us right in their
own localities.. /o i one can do the work
property from too hr?t start. The business
witl pay mole than ten times ordinary wages.
Expensive outfit furnished free. No one who
engages fails to make money >apidly. You
can devote your whole time to the work, or
only your spare moments. Full information
and all that is needed sent free. Addrerg
Stiston A Co., Portland, Maiue.
THE ONLYTRUB
FACTS MCA3OJIM
Br, Sasfart Iron Tpi,
If will pn..fy and enrich the regulate
the LIVER ami KIUNE/8, uml IIjSSTOrk tub
HEALTH nnd VlOOitof TOtJTHI In all those
diseases reoiilrlii)' a certain and elliclen TONIC,
especially Pysin j>Mn. Want of Appetite. Indiges
tion, t,ac|i of otri iiHlh, etc., ll* use Is marked
with humeillato bun vender;ul results. Hones,
muscles mid nerve* recett e new force. Eullvein
the mind and supplies Ifraln Power.
I ft HICS sudci.iiK Iroui all complaints
Be « Ml sZ, CV peci! I Ini' to their sex w ill And In
DB. HARTER-3 IRON TONIC a ■■-afe and speedy
cure. It (tires a clear and healthy complexlou.
The strongest testimony to tile value of 1)R.
llaktkk's luos Tonic is that freiiiieut attempts
at counterfeiting hare only added to thepopular
It) of the original. If you earnestly desire health
do not experiment—getllie Original ano Bkbt
(Send your address to The Dr. Harter Med / "•>
St. Touts, Mo., for our “DREAM BOOR.
Full of Htraoge and useful information, free. *
On. Harter’s Iron Tonio is for Bale oy At
Druuqists and Dealers Everywhere.
V IGOROUS HE AlTHroa MIH
Sns3ag tor rors dehtlity.
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Wft g 3 <*%y 4d4 Dtuncrous e*
HAB V TS* 111
LsoraavtfAc* L* J rcTa youthful ludizer*
IftS m too free lolulgeoee
W*nd over brilo work. D
V)j\ VW ti’mporize while so< h
\k V\!r »\AAA . enemici lurk In your ert
t«m. Avoid being imposed
°® h 7 claim* <*
iilvGCui wHaO other remedies fbr the-o
n nD troubles. Get our free clrcu
*an 1 trial package and
BnrDblll'ADDnr \ important focu befor*
MaliiuXLill vHaLaLIIaI treatment elsewhere.
. Take a remedy that hui cured
thousand!, and does not In
l94DflT?fyif*Y terfterc with attenUon to bu*l-
IWir U I Kllk# I • nese qr cause pain or lnoon
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jnr Tested for over O medical principles.
Growing la favor and rrn«it»
fears -Jj UOO In tnou- tlon. Direct application Is the
■f-nd r 3 of caaoi. seat of disease makes Its *pe
m. ciftc influence frit without
delay. The natural ftinc-
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11? vr «. A | It t§ sQ animating elements ot
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f patient beecr.*
SEND ADDRFoS Btrcagth repl<Uy.
MA.73IS R2KIKOY CO., MTg Chem Uta.
North 10th St., St. Lob!s, 80.
CU U9NTH-8 TRUTMENT. $3! 2 «08TH3,55; 8 IMKTHB, |7,
In diseases oft he Blood. Skin and Hone*.- Nervous Debility
Impotenry, Organic HenknrtM. Gonorrbma. Nvphi'ltie and
Kerrurlal Affnetlontr. ientifle treatment; srfc and »nrt
remeuics. Treated. Cml or write for list of
questions to be anawere«l by t hone desiring treatment by mtQ.
(Person* HufTerlag from Kuptor- abnnld Rt nd their addrMs,%
SBd learn somethin» t n their advantage. It U not a tmMM.JP
Address Dr. f, t. LaItARGR. Prea'f and Phr«lelan In C harnn
fentrel Brd. ft hnr*. Inet Itnte. 920 Lomd st., Bt. Loals. ■«.
Hiccessor to D*. llutts’ Dispensary. Fstabllshed * J Yearn
AGENTS WANTED.
THE JOHNSON SXYOLVWS BOOK case.
Wits hunnsuLvi Shklvks Ai>ji;*tablb to Booeb
oy any Hbioiit.
AN ELEOA.vr PIIESENT.
INVALUABLE TO
Lawters, q Teachers,
Clergymen, *3 | Merchants,
Physicians, _g gMi;||y|i Students.
Editors, £ llPpllS AKP ai -l wn o
Bankers, Jill read books.
CHEAPEST, STRONGEST, BEST.
Ms*to of Iron, beautifully ornamented. Can.
not warp.nor shrink. Durable apd convenlont.
A novel and handsome article of furniture,
iihelvos 16 Inches square, each will hold a set of
Applhtons* Cyclopißdla. Two sizes for table,
throe sixes for floor.
Holds moro books fn loss space than any other
dovloe—rotates at a Anger's touch, bend fordes.
crlptlve price Ust.
COERESPONDENCE SOLICITED
Address, EIAKKIt. PRATT A CO.,
School Furnishers, and dealers In everything In the
Book aud Stationery line.
IR Rond St., New York.
Send 25 cents for our New Illustrated Cata
logue with over 300 Illustrations cl educational
and useful articles. , _ 40
Robinson IVagoa Co.
Buggies As Phaetons.
Bend for designs and prices to
ROBINSON WAGON CO.,’
CINCINNATI. O.
THE HOUSE & WAQOE
A MEW BOOK
' on the Horse.
Ai.ni - Kfi —&■ Hi* hiitory. .tincture, use.
sad treatment ■ Also giving a few of the most
Important and Effective Remedies
for the curt of the diseases of the horse.
tiff” Valuable to every owner and lover of the
horse.
Published -by the BOBIKSCH WAGOH CO., Clucla
tatf, C., and sent, postage paid, to any address on
receipt of three S-cent stamps.
I 8.1 tail
C. Diamf Room U. Bail. '
Three sheets, 10x24, heavy plate paper, contain
ing elevations, plans and details forthe above house:
also book of 20 pages, giving specifications, itemired
estimate and fbrin of contract—invaluable to every
carpenter or party proposing building, as a guide ia
Ris king bids or drawing contracts.
Ppce |3.oe. Sent by mail, postpaid, oo receipt id
price.
H. E. WALTON,
ISO W. Ninth St, Cincinnati, Ok
ERRORS of YOUTH
A gentlaman who suffered for years from
Nervous debility, permature decay, and all
the effects of youthful indiscretion, will for
the sake ■{ hutnanit, send free to all who
need it, the recipe and direction fur making
the simple remedy by which he was eur-d-
Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertiser’s
experience cun do mi bv addressing in perfect
confidence. JOHN B. OGDEN, 42 Cedar St.
New York, city, N. Y. Feb. 17-lyr.
* JPcR ! ( ER.
DEALFRM IN
Dry goods, boots, shoes, lints, caps, and
a full line of family groceries.
Tinware, Queensware, Hardware, and, in
in fact, everything usually kept in a first
class dry goods store. • Will pay
more for barter and sell for
cash cheaper than any
house in town.
Give us a Call.
PARSONSffif PILLS
And will completely change* th« blood In th« entire system In three month.. Any
portion who will take 1 I‘Ul each night from 1 to 13 weeks, may he restored to sound
health, if such a thing he possible. For Female Complaints these Fills have no equal,
Fhyslclans use them for the euro of LIVKK and KII)NKY diseases. Sold everywhere,
or sent by mall for 2fio. in stamps. Circulars froa. 1. 3. JOHNSON A CO., Boston. Has*.
Dill I.UnMM. IS. tmifn. Swi.
Beks. ilsekms Cough, Whooping Couch, Chronic IMurrhtsa. I>yscnl»rr. Cholera Morbu«. K idney Troubles, u 4
Diseases of the Spine. Bold everywhere. Circulars (Toe. I. H .JOHNSON A CO., tto6toa, Mon.
Tt is a well-known fact that most of the N R [S QIH fcß Uit IJ3 BE] dh ■ B| ■ B
Horse and Cattle Powder sold in this coon- Mil fir° I® Bif A ■W If dill H PM mm
try Ik worthless; that Shi ndan's Condition MM Mtk If ■ BBP g|&LJ| m (§ Mmu
Powder is obsolutelvpure and very valnsble. IBOS IS ■■ BV BM B'Jh) tjK M £.■ W
Nothing on Rarth will make hens 111 A3Nn 1 111 HII Ell M Bfl I
lay like Sheridan’s Condition l'ow- £¥ 9 IfH 8D k HL,sßrfl win** I
der. Dose, one teaspoooful to each pint of m ™ " ** ■ ■ ■
food. It will also positively prevent nod cure I Hog Cholera, Ac. Bold everywhere, or suet bTtnailforSs.il
/h U|ftS£ |T Ik) AUAI CDS stamps. Punished in Isrve <-nn§, price SIUO, krasll. HB
VniVIVCn WnULsKItA, lurctdsrsOss. L S. JOHNSON A CO., JSastgs, Math
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