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I'ii‘iiion L(*Jg« Ko 171) !•'. i A. M. mootß ('ll Wptltlt'Kiliiy liij'l't, Iti or before «*aeh toll iiiimti ,J. (J Pace Secretary; M. A. 11. Tatum,. * W M. Trenton Chapter No. 60 R A M, nteeth second Saturday night in each month. S. H. Thurman Seoreta.iy; .1 . VT. Ilr.Hwy H P. * Fawn Lodge No. 203 F A A M nieeta first, and third Saturday night of each month. Rl* Tatum, Secietarv; J VV Hussey, \V M. Supetior Conits meets on third Monday in March and the third Monday in September. J C Fain, judge; S II Thurman, clerk; VV A Ryrd, sheriff. Court of Ordinary meets the first Monday of each month. G M Crab tree, ordinary. Tax lleeiver, Joseph Coleman. Tax Collect..r, G W Ilughos. Treasurer, Z O’Neil). Coroner, - ■ ■ IV U. At J. p- J U OVV W ATTORNEYS AT LAW THENTON, DADE COUNTY, GEORGIA. • Will practice In the Cherokee Circuit, anil Supreme au Fodcrai Courts, Prompt atten tion to business. T J. Lumpkin, All y At l,ntv Tienton, - - Ga, Will practice in the counties cf Hade anil Walktr. Will pay strict attculi li to nil basiaegg entrusted to hie care. fVb.IT-Jy T. A. HAVRON. AlCy al Law. THEN lOK, GA., Will pay prompt attention to n]l 1 nisi ties s intnistod to my earn. •jl REMEMBER TUB OLD k'ST All LIS 11 EI) B »OT AVD SHOE SH<H', jfegg On Ibe Company Road. |§f U HAVE ITT i'BlfiS. jpL CF FFTAitS Mint gents l,«w Cat Sluwf made truin s*i.stj to $7 00. Root* train s(>.oo to $lO OJ. Tty me you will l**- p.ti.hel. Respect fntlv, T. II UoTSI-RTS'INi Rising b'fvvn, Frb. ?~!h m* »ui%'cah’» BUM (11118, Na*»re’« gr«a» r*«u««ly F«* "hd Bl f**t»o»* of the bo wot*. TM* •ple«di<» *nd never.tailing medi cine l« enmnound.d from Blackberry end At her Maditinel R<«>'* »"d Herbs, i* there for, h,irmle ' i ' It I* pl«» n ‘ 0.f.t0 the most delicate Poruech It »* »'•« most .needy end effectual m. d.cme for the cure ef all form* of DUrrW. >n children or adults, Cholera Morbus, Dysentery, ami the various Rummer Complaints of the bow els, so prevalent among all ' l , ur '"f the summer seauon....Only one bottle (price h» eents) l* sufficient to effect a cure. lilt. 111 WAVS CHILL TOP. most eggravated forms of ( huts and Fovtl if taken .s direete t, in from three to seven days, when quinine and all other medicines lad It witt also, if taken regularly, build and ton* up tha weak and d.|hilitaied sys nm, and nbote all, leaves no had effects »>«- hind, as do so mattv oiher preparations. DR UVER AND KIDNEY MEDICINE The great preventive and cure of all ma larial diseases and a sure cure for all forms ef dispepsia and indignation It act. d root lv upon thu'liver and all the secretory ■ g.: ..ids „f the stomach and bowels, it cures the d.s- h T removing the cause from the system that produces or brings on the disease, hence ,s unsurpassed for the cure ot constipation S„«r stomach, heartburn, headache, and all ,hos. symptoms indicating the want o! proper action of ‘hose glands situated in th« *‘4 '< aeh end bowel*. Two or three bottle* of I*K. son's Liver and Kidney Med.o.no is |m«- ilively recommended to relievo and cure any T Z above diseases if taken as directed. price 75 cents Duncan’s Worm Syrup One bottle of this .Vyrup willl exp 1 »H species of Worms and without tu jury to the Child, as It contains ntt caboncl or ether injurious substaue *• Again, i 1 ant to the taste and acceptable ‘- the " ach. a ml, there fort, administered uu.tl.sHiC trouble. Prici c«ots. SPuoLOCK, PAGE & CP, PROPS tfashvjllo Teuii. Oada County 'rimes. VVi.o.>i:>.i.ai, Tusk 25 ISS4. t ■■ 11 ■ 1 Ilot— Iloter— Hotesf Mrs Jiicob Bitten is quite sick. Oats will soon be ready for harvest* ing. Farmers about all through harvest ing wheat. Five county boarders: two out on bond. Quite a nice refreshing shower rain this morning; and a real good season. Doc Smith killed a rattlesnake three feet long with nine rattles, while cul ling wheat. We regret to learn that Mrs John Cuzzort is very low; we hope she will be up agaiu soon. VV. G. Morrisson passed through our streets Friday with a brand new full rig buggy. Corn growing finely since the rains and weeds too. All makes it a very busy time for farmers. Answer to query:—John P Jaeo vvay attended United States Court at Atlanta, last week. We had almost a stoim Sunday, with a little tain afterwards, but not of any consequence. Some iion ore is being raised at this p’aeu and put on reaiket; but nothing compared to what lias heretofore. Wo were fmtnnate enough to find “Students” commutin' ation, which will he seen in another column. We need a patent church house in Tienton; something that can !*• con tracted to suit th t c Higrega ion. Mrs 1 P Jacowav is still suffering with ihetinmtisni, She has not Iweti able to got out of bed tor several week*. DcKa’h Co.. All., has a fine crop of candidates for county offices. They have got only about twenty for Tax Vssossoi. Wantkd: A situation in a conn* *v newspaper office by a young man of f •<* years experience. Addiss Coi.oxki. chic of Times office. Rising Fawn is anticipit s ig a largo attendance at the District Conference of tlie M K Church South, to be held at that place the latter part of this week. WANTED Active and reliable agents, to sell the Singer Sewing Machine. Write to The Singer Manufacturing Co , Chattanooga Tctm. The health of the commit nit \ is tol erahle good. However vv« hear of home hmve! cunphtinta. \\ otthi it not be well to. guard against the use ol vegatahles-just iio - v? We spent a very pleasant evening at Mrs- N. M r.rock’a Friday; a gath ering of the young folks of town in honor ol Miss Maliie ami Jas. K lirock’s birthday. Rev. J W Carnes preached a couple of excellent sermons here Saturday night and Sunday, Rev, ft M Ram soy breached Sunday night, at which lime the meeting closed. The picnic ar Pope’s spring we learn was quite a success in many res pects; hut not so much towards the oiigiunl design. It was laigely atten ded and turneb into a dance before dts jiersion, ot at least a portion of rt. Wallace Haralson returned from Tuscaloosa, Ala..last week a graduate fiom the Law Department of the State University at that phtce. Wo spent our last »nd most pleasant schoe! days with Wallace and we wish him much success at our devoted profssion. The meeting held in the Cumberland Presbyterian church house at this place closed Wdnesdiv night. Some very earnest and impressive appeals were delivered; though no apparent results as to a levival, yet we can never regard that those mighty truths were sown in vain. It is saitl that a won! to tlm wise is sufficient. Now I wish to say once and no more to the buys of litis place that out office is a place business, ami we th> not wish to bo troubled any more by any mm’s coining here just for the purpose of carrying on their ti port aad amusement. l>irn:— June 2th li, Myrtle, infant daUglitei of Mi and Mis. I V V i!!i>, aged nine months and th.iee davs. I j had been ill tin some time. Ihe In I neral services were conducted bv le v JVV Carnes. To tlie sorrowing pa rents we would speak words of com fort. While it is tine that it has gone never to return; yet you can say with David, “It cannot come to me but J can go to it.” Then like David, cease to mourn, ami think of tint which was the bud on earth, as the never fading flower in heaven. No one has been committed to jail or bound over for appearance at next Superior Court this last week, for the first time in six weeks. The Masonic dinner given yesterday was a success in evo.iy respect. It was largely attended, and every thing moved off smoothly, with the excep tion, that some of the impudent boys of the town and vicinity tried to enter tain the young wonderfully hard. S.uue .»f the yotig folks participated in a dance in the evening at tint academy. Fine crop of dog-fennel in town A certain party was in town the other day ane wanted to know for what spe ei il purpoM! we raised it. We told him ihat we canned i, and shipped it north for theyankees: he looked very wise, and guess (hats where lie came from. A patty, by tho name of Fie Mer, was in our countv some lime agoboy icg up c-itile. He virtually engaged alioiit all that were tor sale in the county, and then mysteriously disap peared. Thine are several co j-ctuics as to fhe cause of his disappearance, but the most plausible one, seems to 'op, t hat he was hunting \vi:d cat stills. We were not in attendance at the Sunday sliool mass-meeting at .the M. K. chinch house last Sunday evening, but learn that quite a number were out considering the prospects for a rain and storm at the time. Rev. S. M. Ram sey delivered a very impressing ami forcible address on the Sunday school cause. One ot Trenton’s young “dudes” ac companied a cirtuin young lady home fmm church the other night, hut hi cloqiiuat tongue failed to perform its function on this occasion till the young lady struck a mud puddle, when tho young man uttered the one wnr* “mud” and sank into the deepest si lence unt.ll he mustered up the cour age to say “go.M bye” at the gate. At present politics in Dade are at a low ebb. We have heard persons spoken of as candidates for every office with the exception of Assessor. II the oiHce has to go begging, I guess we could got some one from DeKalb after their election to assume the du ties of that office. Wo know that there will he no use trying till after that time, for all of them are going to he elected, that is if you ask each one seperately about it. We take the liberty ot paplishing a remark wo heard L S Colvar make last Saturday, while at Rising Fawn, correct the public opinion that is ex taut in regard to the convict labor at the furnace. The remark was to the effect, that, the object of working con vict labor was not to exclude any Ireo labor, but from necssily the free labor was nor sufficient tj run the works: and further, that they would still use all Dee labor they coni l oh . tain. One trouble, and probably th e only one, seems to bo, to obtain hands that will work regular. Wo attended the closing exercises of Prof. .1 M Miller,s school at M >r ganville last Friday night. We were not successful in obtaining a seat, we did get about one foot square iu which tu stand, that is, if we could withstand the pressure of the’nmuborlcss audience which had gathered to witness the ex hibition, for all know his pcculiai tact in making a grand success of bis every undertaking in this line, and none tail ed to take advantage of this opportu nity; and those who had babies brought them The compositions wej heaid read were well gotten up, and highly appieciated by the audience. As to the declamations, there were two which would have done credit to one much mote experienced than a school boy, in the art of elocution. Ihe dia logue. “Paddy Mile’s boy” brought down the house several times, snd was certainly a success. I Masses Heftie Anderson and Nelin l>ic\|esot Riiicguib t,'a., are visiti ■ 1 rieiids in town and vicitiby. The, ve it i i Mr, *1 A Rates this m ‘rniug cil i i consequence little Joe is incui ml a hie. Prof F M Street of North Ahilnitn is in town, the g nest ot Jas. A Case 1 See the advertisement of E T. Ro - ers in tins weeks paper. He make no promises that he will not fulfill. He advertises nothing only what he lias, and when you carry him your barter you are sure to get his goods as cheap is it you had the money. Don’t fai to call eaily and j;et first choice. ' MOTICB PoK I.KA-B TO BPLL, .AXP. Application will bo made to the Court nf Ordinary, of Uadi! County Georgia, al tin first regular term after the expiration of four weeks from ibis notice, for leave to sell Ut of land Noe 82 und 83 in the loth District uuii 4th section ol Dade County Georgia. Said lands belonging (o the estate of Alfrcb Cross, lato of said county, deceased, for the ben efit of heir* and creditors of said deceased, this J une 10th 1884. William D. Cross. Administrator. Coughs,Colds. Catarrh, Consumption ill t ho rat, Pi cast, and Lung, a Ucet ions cur ed by 'tie old established “SU AYNS WILD Cil hit!. Y." ino firs, do, s give relict and a cure s, o d'y follows. 2i Ola., or ifl.ilO at Druggists. Crazy Patchwork. Having a largo assortment of rernenents and pieces of handsome brocaded silks, satins und velvets, we are putting them up in as sorted bundles and t .ruishing them for ‘Crazy u atehw rk’' Cushions, Mats. Tidies, Ac., Ac. PauUaob No. 1— Is a handsome buiidl-s of exquisite silks, satins and brocaded velvets (al| llfferent) .lI'ST TITB THIKO for the most m iiKr.ii patterns « p pamct w«nk. Sent ]• paid for 6fl cents in postal note or one cent sunup*. PACk.uiK No 3 Containing three times us much as No t. Sent postpaid orjd. These arc all of th* verry kixkst qi ai tv a> d cannot be equalled at any other silk works in the U. 8. at thrrk timks our prices Thev wilt please any lady. One or der always brings a dozen more. LAPIKS, MANUAL OF FANCY WORK, with 400 it lustrations and full instructiir.s for artistic fancy work, handsomely bound, postpaid, 60 cents. Order now. Address, Tub Kocukb i >.r Bit,k Co., Uoonester, N. Y. n \ itk i:t rk v o ut. Corrected by E T ROGERS, dflairr in General Mer chant dizc. T V V 1, : KK TAIL PH 1C HP, COUKTHT PRODUOF. Plonr |8 00 Meat 1 00 Itncon (clear side) 1* “ats (86 Wheat 100 Chickens chickens 15, bene 80 Huge 16 Duller,No l 8u “ No. 2 ealu c GttItCERTES, Coffee lfi% Sugar : 10 “ Granulated 13 White biatiß 08 Rice - 10 Cheese 20 Corn '. T 5 Hay 1 50 Lard Sorgum 00 N 0 Molasses T& DRY G iOD* Rock CityDomestic4-4 07 <• •• * 7-8 08 Prints, best brand '. JjA 1-3 Liver, Kidney or Stomach ronbl% Syinptnins; Impure, eonstive bowels, irreg ular appetite, gour belching, pains in side bark and bead, yellow urine, burning when urinating, clay colored stools, bad broth, no desire for work, chills, fovor, irritability whitish tongue, dry cough, dizzy head, with pull paines in hack part, loss of memory, fog. gy fight. For these troubles swiyhks pti.t.s are a sure cure. Box. (.10 pills)bv mail Jft Ct?., sfor *lo*. Ad%ss DR.RWAYNBA SON., PhilaiU Pa. by Drngoists. None* FoB Lkivr t<> Shu, Lash. ApplieatinuwiU bo made to tlie court of Ordinary of l*do cotnty doorgea, at the first regnlar term after expiration of four weeks from this notiev, for leave to soil the lands belonging to the estate < f I'artheua Killian, late of **id county deceased, for the benefit of heir* and creditor* of said dee used. Akurkw Brown. Administrator- Bartow House, I CAUTEItSVILLE <iE()R(SI A, Opposite W * A R R Depot Under the efficient Manet,ge * tent of Mrs S C Majors has hern refurnished and is kept trictly l •r';- ;' t :t. theTcross house ItT J. G. WHITE. FIRST CL IMS HOTEL. At.t. Person visiting Rising Fawn, (ia. on bus'neg, or other wise, Would find it to their interest to eall and stay at the Cross House. Transient board $2 per day. Deduction made for regular board. J. O. WHITE, I'kopkiktok. NOTICE. All persons indebt eel to me will please come forward and set tle at once and save cost. Geo. W. Bell. 1 Rising Fav.n, Ga., March 19. Anti will completely change the blood in tins ervtlre «y«|om in three is. .. / person who will take 1 Fill each night from lut I 'i weeks, may he roioreO si 50...' i health, If such » thing be possible. For Female Complain, * tlicse Film l.a« noeq,... , Fhysicians uae them for the cure of LIVK.It and KIUNLV Ji»e:u*o«. Bobl tv. okutn, or sent by mall for 26 c. in atainpa. Circular* Iran. 1. » Jnll.ssov .v >, 'M n - -- iy i .* nsM. Hasklng t oUR-h, whiaijana t'ourh, Chroulc Disrrtiaia. I *>,*n'»l,„|. ft M , .aw t 141*0 ' —*o • -a Diseases of the Spine. goUl everywhere, t'irculan tree. 1. 8 JOilASt,k A iu. ttwse Vi. *. It la a well-known fact that most of the H H MIS VI I B EJA* { S/ w V M V ■* Horse and Cattle Powiloc sold In this coun- ■II Mif I II Mi S' *t }•/ try Is worthless; that Sheridan's Condition ■■ HW X Ah —_ A Jlk * .A jpSSSlsmflftt Htltd LU mod. ItwrtU also positively prevent aaAd cure I H,«t‘huiera,Ac 8ukl»»«- yw.n eo.er tea, w* « Alleaa rm a I »urnished inh, (' o> r-- M vnUkEKA, txrcuiwsftsa. i b Jolkboh a cv. uusi-.. aum*. Jsgw is tlie time u> uuhMhut . Dade County Wesly Tim s A 24-Column Ncwsp tper Publisho! TRENTON, Czo,. T. A. HAVRO 1 AT 51.50 Ter annum in a Ivan‘e. We give you one of the best country pa* pers in North Gergia. Send In Your Nam ! Every Farmer, ; Merchaants, Median le. And T/diorer In Dade County slum I tik j u?t! rea I the WEEKLY TIMES. Published Every Wednesday All Letters on business should he ad tires e l to Tiif Times, Trenton, Georgia. Wtlrt mi/Thimi l»V«*iTMt’J. DfKtuilo WtalicM, (kinnrrlMM, ftjvMIIII* «r j ■arcortaJ Affliction*. A kwtlflo trvutmantj (in ini (m* rpmodi-?* DefmiiiNat Treated. Oa lor writ* frr Ji*t *1 *«a<**4ion* lo h« un(Wf>riH| Lv those w* Brniimwl hj luuiu ip’kfwu nuAwkit fN« Rapter* ak««l4 (Mr ■i4rw ) % U>m wtHilaiNiAeir a4va*toaM». VtHM»(rt««.# »>r. C. I*. UHJWR, m 4 In fAaryi CwNr>l Hu4. Jk Nr». Inwt|t«i«*, MO Lm»t •»., tit. i -ai*. Bn. tuwoMuf lo Ln. Dutto' Uidifytumrr. ruilhld *4l Vmh Of Kentucky Vnftvemlty 9 Lfilnfton, Ky, Bio leau can Uglu any week-day In tbe year. Bo vacation. Ti«a« to eoaipteto the Kail Diploma Rnslnoaa CoarM about 10 work*. Averafe Total Con, Inelndirk* TaiUon, Bat of Book* and F««ar<t in a family, fvo. Tvlegrapty a rpooUlty. Utotary Coatm Ladle* received. &,000 HDoouetful gra4ua»o#. Over pupil* l**t yoar from 1! to 46 T<*ar* of afYom T 2 Stale*. Ir vtructlua iu practually and indlvidaaily Imparled hy 10 teaotnw». Filial oodtihv* for Teaehor* aad Ilnaißaas Men. CulrwaW 1 >\ i.i.-uta proornud to it* graduate*. Thl» boauUful ©4|j ia noted for it* healthfulniTM and *oo4oiy, and 1* an kadlnf HillNaK Ml S—4*m b*o mm S*pt. Oik. for oiroolar* and full pa*tb*fflar\ a44mM He FmUeut, \|T. £L SMITH, Ultl«(0« f ILj cwaynes a rius Know* t* KiWf Fast *«» Sowee w* ■*•«**• ALL IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD. AetoewtodgH » 9r*od, nexuai, asl loaeat Oort tw CONSTIPATION. ST«“ tSfit,"-- dyspepsia. »r’a..? T hßj::ir. , ,gs and b-ndernewat pit of rtonraob, d«*H<mdeney liver gffi&r.rsgTa al», Isjttom of rib.; weartne*, trrltabtlltf, tongue coated, *kln yellow, hot and cold sute satiiin».eye*<lull,dry cough,*ttfled Mid otetrucA »onpi,Fxf,Ww 1 7v.^S'« •oun^inean.giddtneea ion fusion In head, nervousne*. Pf Pg? before «jo«. »om of Deroory. IX.tnr-- ®f If I nil CVC urine dark or light, red deport*; MllilC.lOy burning. Btin^injr. b«kiing mmMms, fr.qo.at de«r. w anwrl.o^ inflaznM tye*. dvk circle#. ih»rct. DtioncTk 11 rA DT Kiw. l»trt «*•"!», or Ml ft LAn I , hiwrt, mere .O on moxio* qvlekly irt when Ivin* mk left .Me ; "nt of btMitt on CT.rtion. _ , HEADACHE, £ “ KU'SS ;;Tno orWerw tr’A' «*-<*• Wo™., hr <* J»* within. Cold, hr ehokin* of ‘h. oeJ.bro. AWtm'A Pltt.H, hr tha catMA makißA • permanent eor** S*»al WJ ■»#» l 7~TTT Advcrtihe m the J jmfs. v * & a T:& It win p^.h'and enrit mo BLOOD, >■-, » dlsoaatt* renuirliiK and , «DffipeeiaUr lry»pw|>*U. V aid of Ap|M«llt«. Uon, Lark of BlrettfrlU, at«.« l*d **• id fy« P wIMi Int inertial c* ami t* tu*der *il i I' •* »|iti*ch = ind nervfi ivvli* mnl ' >liu iiiluti and tUDiiUu l>r«lh l*-wrr. a a am q sti!Ti-riit«r from atl eoropfal i kA UI Cl V V) Uiokr Ml «1 if If' a DR. UAHTSR S 180 *; TOKIU a aad ■s>•• f ctu*u. It frit*>• a rl*Mir and hoftllkf eoatjilaAl * The Sfronrest IviMdiorj’ tn the vain* «M » «. liAKTKK r I ROM Tome la that frefneet aUffN.; a at counterfeMinic hut** only added t** the l'* * H> of the clfflual. If j t*« eameeilY d<a(* * • • .» do aol ciperiiu*u!-K*i tl.d OWdUAL / Jfl* % t aidfantoltM Dr. Ha -tor Mt?U « -• ■ *(.. L*nua, Mo., tor oar "DRFAIf . Vull of otrttQf* and uMal i»F»na*4l*a t M* #/ Dr. Hartbr’b Iron Towio te por Salt at Mi f>‘AXMTt and DcaUer* IvocfvmtiHe. aM«ftßinan , iona»E:« • t PHOF. flpIR »vt.r*»»r«trvf zmiMmrn KZV Uoa*. to# tv« la <• .ml# aai or*c hraln v-t ‘« Tk-. JLIW A V * cl kuifffrlrt wih* . a VCV<I\\VVyL oanatooluik tot vtoa tom. AtoM h^ M >. *4 . - „ a - ea Vf i-'itoMUa* •* -* » A Cvt tlk*f r*artUm nr * t Uo«(>toff. a*( •«« ' - » W9M »*r a*4 t#!al *T* • ♦ SHiinouiu XVD tLI-li r.r itg. impotency. ~ w-tlwioa. r ~ lirTMtod fbr onr A 4 • PrlM,,i "* * 9 GtetrlrO*. Ft. - - fears ky mas Ir tkei S«n. . ( ■^q. i-gajitsSL.*; ?t|Q Ifk zrzr'* 1 . ' ; W W Tl, - . 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