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About Dade County weekly times. (Rising Fawn, Dade County, Ga.) 1884-1888 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 5, 1884)
- •*>* a '§§l y* * ?( risfA ;■, • ■■.'■. ijj&ffiwcLiZf* - V. l tts o':-; c.- v »». D«\\< 4 VS BIICKMSH ill, Nature's for di.ieiisfes and af fections of the bowels. This splonilid and never..failing rnedi eine is compounded from Blackberry and other Medicinat itoot? and Herbs, is there fofo perfectly hav nlers. Tt is pleasant and safe to the most delicate soinach It is the most speedy and effectual medicine for the cure of all forms of Diarrheas, in children or udults, Cholera Morbus, Dysentery, and the various Summer Complaints of the Bow els, so prevalent among all ela.-ses during the summer season Only one bottle (price bt rents) is sufficient to effect a cure. 05, DHBYS f!!!LL TftMIC. You need not shake or chill if you will use this tonic It never fails to stop the most aggravated forms of t hills and Fever if takeu as direete i, in from three to seven days, when quinine and all other medicines fail It will also, if taken regularly, build nnd tone tip the weak and debilitated sys tem, and above all, leaves no had .effects be hind, as do *o many other preparations. Bit- IH Vt tVfi LIVER AND KIDNEY MEDICINE .The grrat preventive and cure of all ma larial diseases and a sure cure for all forms cf dispepsia and indigestion It acts direct ly upon the liver and all the secretory glands of the stomach and bowels, it cures the dis ease by removing the cause from the system that produce* or brings on the disease: hence it is unsurpassed for the euro of coi#tipation sour stomach, heartburn, headache, and all those symptoms indicating the want of proper action of those glands situated in the stom ach and bowels. Two or three bottles of Dr. DrncAN’s Liver and Kidney Medicine is pos tively recommended to relievo and cure any of the above diseases if taken as directed, price 75 cents. Duncan’s Worm Syrup One bottle of this Sytuy will completely expol all species of Worms and without in jury to the child, as it contains no calomel or •ther injurious aahstancis. Again, it is pleas ant to th» taste and acceptable *o the stom ach, and, therefore, administered without trouble. Price 25 cents. SPURLOCK, PAGE & Cf, PROPS IYa*hvilln, T<*i»»i. Fc r ~ sale by Bleyiss & Forester \\: U. & .5. P* J A COWAY ATTORNEYSAT LAW T RENTON. DARK COUNTY, GEORGIA. * Will practice in the Cherokee Circuit, and Supreme an Federal courts, attcu tiou to business. T .J, Lumpkin, A ’ y At Lnw Trenton, - - Ga, Will practice in the counties of Dude mid Walker. Will piiy strict attention to all busibCßS entrusted to his care. feb.l7-ly T. A. IIAVRON. Atl’y at Law. TRENTON, GA., Will j ry prompt attention to all business Intrusted to my care. tchlrvg Pile* --Symptoms and Cure The symptoms are moisture, like perspira- TAtion, intense itching, inoieased by scratch jug; vesy distressing, particularly at night: seems as if sin-worms were crawling in and about the rectum: the private pnrtsare some times affected. If allowed to continue very gorious results may fellow. “3WAYNR S OINTMENT” is a pleasant, sure enre. Also for Tetter, Itch, Salt Rheum, Scald-llevd, Erysipelas, Barbers’ Itch, Blotches, sll scaly crusty Skiu Direases. Box by mail. 50cts; 8 for $1.25. Addreds DR WAYNE St SON, rhila. Pa. Sold by Druggists. Crazy Patchwork. Having' a large assortment of remenents and pieces of handsome brocaded >ilks, satins and velvet*, we are putting them up in as sorted bundles and furnishing them for «Cra*y PatcUw >rk’' Cushions, Mats. Tidies, See., A*. PsckAGK No. I—ls a handsome bundles of exquisite silks, satins and brocaded velvets (all different). Jvst the tiuNO for the most stißitii* r atterss of pano y w orU. Sent pospnid fur 511 cents in postal note ov one cent stamps. PACkAUB No 2 - Containing Three times as much as No 1- hent postpaid forsl. These are all of the verrv finest tiurAMTT and cannot bo equalled at an) ett.ei sick works in the U. S. at tHI«- times our priices. They will please any lady, der always brings a dozen MANU AL OF FANCY WORK, with > " ;1 lustrations and full instruetiius for artistic fancy work, handsomely h-.und, postpaid, .-i cents. Order now. Address, Thk Rooms - Pee Sivk Co., Rochester, N. Y. c»iswfe Tntarl oft hr B.oM.SAmi n».t !A..< in bllltv I moot »arf, (Wolfl WcsknoM, (k»'ibitlmwi, B v l«Ul.n Si .a KlrrrurlM AffcctJm. frWTHito §fc «--.l fare remedies rwfarmitiw Trwrrl. in } .r vrie .cl questions to !»e antnrrrod Lythwu <1«- 'inng trc«ti»'pxt 1 } iilau. srrai .affwlnfffnmi Rnr'tir «Wil mm* H» It »<le-cs.n ATrtro« n r . I . I.aBABOB. Pn .'l curt Pfcy»h>la» !■ ' >»rr« Vucccmui Air. Ault*' 1-1 wu»'l. * HMI»arS LO .m. <nc ttytip cl ouutn - THENTON - - - GEORGIA. t Editor T- A • JTA VIION ] <y ( ‘ Proprietor *’• "■ ™ ■ ■ ——— —■>- —i —t- ii*n ■ rsn ■ m illhi —■n-nwsf'Wf Wednesday, November 5, IBS4 LOCAL BRIEFS. Legislutnrel.conveik’s to day. Court of Ordinary “last Monday; Cattle arc reported to be very low. Emigration West is reported to be heavy this fall. John Dunlap, of Gadsden, Ala., is visiting in our town this week 1 If you are going West, call on or address J. M. Sutton, Chattanooga, Tetia, before purchasing ticket. The people of the C resent C-ity are expecting :o reap glorious results and advantages from the exposition. Rev J. L, King, of LaFavette’ Ga will preach at the C - P. ohurch house next Sunday; and p.tobly through the week. Tom Crow a yong man at the fur nace got his foot mil over by the fur nace engine last week, wi[ich had- to be amputated. We saw tlifee men in Chttanooga last Sunday night, that in some re spec's very much resembled Hons. T. J. Lumpkin, W. U. Jacoway and M. A. 13. Tatum, but were not certain enough that it was them to make ourself known. Our belie! lias 1 1*1 n very much confirmed it was them as we have not seen them since our re turn, and it is about time they were making the.ie appealanee m Atlanta A serious Acciednt Last Fribay as Mr L. S. Colyar, Snpt. of the Walker Iron and Coal Co, was out bunting birds and train ing his dogs, he was accidently shot by another party who was with him; one of the shot taking effect in his eye, which will probaly prove fatal, while others struck him in the face and over bis sholder. Mr Jacob Green lias fiva young Kentucky rallies )or sale. Ij you wish to buy call on or addressMiim. J E Patterson, Esq , was in our town Monday; and we l ave the pleas ure of placing him ou the roll of tkose who have paid a full years subscription to the paper. Ell Dates is entitled to the same ceedit. A party of U. S. Surveyors have lieen in our town a few days, making geographical survey. The work has been progressing twelve years. The last session of Congress made a larg We are glad to note that Jns R Brock was out yestrday He has im proved some’ put qnite unwell yet. Belva (Ann) and St. John did not get many votes in Dade. Mr, B F Pace has been very sick for several days’ find does not seem to be improving if any. Not much wheat has been sown in our county. It is getting very late for sowing’ and prospects are for the crop to be deficient next year, For Sale A tract of land lying about 2£ miles South East of Trenton, containing 310 acres; about 15 acres in cultivation, and 35 or 40 acres clearable anb tena ble; has three good springs; well tim bered, suitable for lumber, boards rails &c. Cheap for cash: or part cash with ballance well secured. Also, a yoke ot oxen in good condition and well siged, and wagon; a lot of farming tools, house-hold furniture &c., and a lot of syrup. Wil' sell Cheap. Call on or address, John VV. Williams, Trenton, Ga Tax Colleclor’s TVoticr. I will close my Book at Trenton Saturday November the 15th commen ce issueing Tax Executions the 18th, and put them in an officers hands for collection tlie 20th. This is giving the last clay that I can give having to make my final Settlement December the 20th. Tax payers please take no tice and govern yourselves according. 1 will he at Trenton Nov. 1 41Ii 15th 18th, 19th and 20th. At Rising Fawn 13th and 17th. Geohoe W Hughes T C Dade Co Ga. —of— Miss Martha Sammie Love I will, not aitempt to desciibe my feelings on the reception of a telegram last Thursday evening announcing the death of my very dear cousin, i\l iss fSammie Love. We called Iter Sam nie; a name in which •'lie always felt >t piide, as it was that of her fathei whom she had never seen, who was taken, and died away from his own home, by the enemies our Southern homes. A few weeks before her death she had left her home in Marion equi ty, Tennessee, for Moore county, where she intended taking charge of s music class. She had not been there long, when she took quite ill, and on the 30th day of October, 1881, at 5 o'clock a. m , her Savior took her to the home Ho had gone to prepare for those upon whom lie had set 11 is seal and called His own, aged twenty years ten months an 1 niue days. Her immortal spirit ha l cn ssed the river that devides ti ne from eternity; an l on the day fol lowing we 'crossed with her remains for the last time over the Tennessee As we crossed that rolling river, the river that will always he associated with the memories of the long ago, the pleasure and boyish pride with which I used to row her ove. its surface, some times smooth and calm and at other times rough with i;s rolling wa ters, came vividly and touchingly be fore my memory. How little I thought then that some future day I would cross that river with her lifeless form • It seems that I shall never gaze upon that liver again, without thinking of Sammie. I have wandered from the better part of her life.. But if c mid return one moment from s?er c home in glory, and read what I have said in associating tliat beautiful river with her memory, would she except? Her home on its bank, near enough to hear the murmuring and bleaking of its waters, when ihe rising winds 1 would roll tnem up: some bow, some thing tells me, No; but that a happy smile would come over her angelic face, to know that, that liver and its associations had not been forgotten. To tmn our thoughts to herself, how sad it is to know that she has left us, a doting mother, sisters and a brother, fond relatives end friends, to cheer our lives no more with her pheasant and amiable disposition, to while away no more pleasant hours with her soft j sweet voice ami music! But, then, bow pleasant to feel and know, that ere confiding, true and artless heart, ere she had felt but tew if any, ot tri als and disappointments of this life, she was called to realize and enj>>y all of Heaven It almost seems that she [ was too puie for this world, and God j wanted her to adorn the. courts of j Heaven*. She had lived a life pure and Christ-like enough, to leave her friends rich legacy; a life fraught with such a spiiitof gentleness and inno eense, that to remember her. must al ways draw our hearts nearer to God, raise out thoughts to a higher and purer atmosphere, and cause us with renewed energy to press on to victory over all things through our Savior, Her life was short, but not in vain. The pure and the good, and those that 1 are nearest and dearest, are often the! first taken from us; and perhaps it is j best, for if we could always have them : with us, we would love life too well. Tyre A. Havron, f-julies’ TSussica! Adviser. A Complete Medical Work for Women, bui.dsomeiy bound in cloth, and illustrated. I Tells how io p revent and cure ail diseases of tho sex, bya treatment at home. Worth its weight in gold to every lady suffering fiom any of these diseasos- Over 10,000 sold al ready. Post paid only 50 Cents, Postal Note or 2-ct. Stamps. Address, NUNDA PUBLISHING CO., Nunda, N.Y. Krai Estate Sale. STATE OF GEORGIA. Dude County. By virtue of an order from the Court of Or dinary of Dade county, will be sold to the highest bidder on terms as named below, on the first Tuesday in December n- xt 1884, at the Court house door in said county, between the legal hours of salo, tlie tract of Land in said count) whereon William I. Cole r.isided at tho tirao of his death, containg 710 acres more or less, embracing lots of land, Nos. 112, 140, 141, 148 and 70 acres more or less of lot of land No 177, except about 85 ocres of lot No, 141 which will not he sold, all in the 10th District and 4th Section of said oounty. About 300 acres of the above tract of land is in a Sue stato of cultivation, baliance ill fine timber. A part of lots Nos. 140 and i4l will be sold subject to widow’s Dower: also by virtue the Order aforesaid, will bo sold two town Lots in the town of Trenton, one known as the Blanchard house and-lot, the other kn >wn as the McNicholas place whicn contains 7 acres more or less. Conditions: A credit of twelvo months will be given to purchasers, who must give toto well secured for their purchases. This October the 2Ht! . 1884. T. 11. B. Cole, Administrator. A suit was recently compromised fml dismissed iu Henry connty which had been on file for ‘en years’ nnd co ting the county not less than $2, 0 A young German committed suicide in Ailama a fmv duvstigw. Georue Hill was hung at Canton aud Hugh Cato at I ecatur the did inst. Both were negroes. Over twenty men have heeti Imttg in the iState since Gov, McDaniel has occupied the executive chair, Hugh Simpson once worth $40,000 and prominent in the commercial f t liens in Atlanta, wsc scut to Fulton cotrtity jril teoeotly for-vagruncy wins key at the bottom of it. Qn’te a tragedy is reporte to have occitred in DavvNon a few <1 lys.ugo - in which G. W. Cheeves, editor the of .Journal; shot and lulled Capt t T. 11. Pickett, a prominent citizen. The City Council IlaM, of P.arns vilie recently hurue l almost down They will enter suit, for damages against the Central Railroad Com pany, from the sparks of whose engine it caught lire. About the 20th ult., sjr. R. W Wilson returned to his old home near Aeworth, after the absence of 80 odd years in Culafornia, After many years and seeing a notiee in some paper of his death, his wife had married again and hail died. In passing a farm, he saw a young man at work picking cotton, who impressed him in such a manner that calling him to the fence and on questioning him, found him to be his only son. Quite a tragic incident ocenred at Clayton, last Wednesday; in which Mrs Beck, and her sLstsr A !din Bailey, were killed by Mr, Beck. Mr ..Beck.had been drinking and did the ae„ in a state of delitium tremens. He is confined, to jail under the charg of murder in fh s first degree; and says that he .visiles to suffer extreme pen atly, am! would not escape if the jail doors vveie thrown open—that he would rather die than live. The Bartow cotton factor Ins re sumed work again, The new jail in Lumpkin county will cost $7,200. A saw mill and generel materials belonging to it, costing $75,000, re cently burned at Bainbridge. At Swainsboro, a yong man named Hosn Silers, wis instantly crushed to death while unloading saw-logs the 2th inst. The Superior court at Monticello which adjourhed the Ist inst , sent three bersons to the pene'entiary; re spectively, thiiteen, eight and liye years. Burning of cotton anl gin houses is generel and conunom all over State, Notice Parties indebted to us bv note or account are requested to come foward at. once andsettle tlieni off. J. A. Case ffon.* «-<*• The EBousew ifc’M I'avorilc Wo wHI send FREE for oNE ENTIRE Y E\K, to every b.iv who will sen t us at onok the names of tt 1 married lad es, at the same address, and 12 two et. stamps for post age, ou- hamWome, entertaining a .d instrue tive Journjl to Fashions, Fancy Wo’f* Decorating, Cooking and Household mattßs. Regular price SI.OO. Ski’d today and sßcurc the next nm her. Addres. IfiMESTIC JOURNAL, Nunda, N. Y. Doties. At any time you will find T. 11. Robertson in his shop at Rising Fawn where von can have your winter Boot and Shoes made to older. The best of material always kapt on hand. J', H. Robertson. October 29, I’B4. Dade Sheriffs Sale Will bo sold on the first Tuesday in Pc oeraber n xt, at the Court house (low in eaid c< unty, within the legal hours of sale, to the highest bidder for cash, the following proper ty, to wit: One Lot of land No. 156 in the 19th District and 4th Section. Dade county, Ga., containing or.e hundred an l sixty acres more or less; said land levied on S 3 the prop etry of Larkin Payne to satisfy an execution issued from the Snperio Court of said county in favor of C. A. Bryant - Tennant in poses sio n notified. This October the 29tb, 1884. W. A. Byrd, Sheriff. Thomson, Ga. L*;t. .T. Bradf'ei.d: Dear Sir—Your Female Regulator has been a success in my bands. As a druggist 1 have sold it for several years, and as it becomes known it in creases in pop ularity, untill now I regard it as a standard remedy. 1 have also nsed it jn my practice as a physician, end always witn the most gratifying success. Yours truly WM. BARTON, Druggist and i’hysicsa Treatise on the Health rod Happiness of Wo man mailed free. Bp.apfiki.d Regulator C u Pox 28, Atlanta, Ga. HURRAH for CLEVELAND : • -J. e - - , P.I Anil will completely change tho blood in tho entire systnm in three months. Any person who will take 1 Mil each »tight from 1 to \i woc-ks, may bo featured to lonod health if such n thing he possible. For Female Complaints those Fills have no tear . Physicians use, them for the cure of FIVER and KIDNEY diseases. SoM everynlioro, or sent by mail for 25c. in stamps. Circulars free. 1. S. .miINSON & CO., Ho?U,n. Mass. mu f.N rrja. m tgkSJKl&a E 3 *3>d Eis*h E 3 FT Croup, Asthma, EromhlU*. Nenral p r- Kpb N3' M$ W r J rta Kh'.-umattouS. JoHSHOSIt A HO fa jy il b* Sp tj LI W ]>YN *. LINIMENT (for Internatand Ex^-.fU l* efi ih BS/fi 1* r fl ru? [£*.-*« feLT* a- •• Vtt) will iiwiaiitancuusly relieve tlu-se terril » re WRt '-j jvjtEQt , i V 'tv , 1 Jei LI ,Ji ; use:., ai:U will positively cure nine cores Lr, t 5 irJ f*U S U 3 M 63 f®| IS Vs U|r out of tee. Information that wII save many KUay MKg a ft] Er" Rgaw HH lives seal frei Ir.mail. limit delay a moment, rd >3 t: R -J 11 M S fl 2J! 0 Prevention is l.c tier than cure. dIOHNSON-S ANODYNE a Viaenierv. ciioiera Morbus. Kiiini’y 'I roubles, &*5 t * cq- , ft is « well-known fart that most of tho Rpi £1 p ;•*? '■& {\ Ij N n !v«n»r St,id to f.ia i-1 ■ 3 {f® ; •/ ;• 3H Ll *.**.ZNk“ H \*. WWf ■IS VI - • -ss; ll'.it st.frri.in 1,'.: -i : . • ■ r . 'Jj - 4 ;s. W. 1 T 7 I'owUer is absoii.telvpure anil very valiiahle. Qljfl _\V li irii FS nothing on Km ill will makeheu* Eb fi V, P'A W fj w !l lay liiK' Sheridan’sC*»nditmn J’o.v- y u U Irt la lil Vjl Va/ UfJ fl J CHICKSN CHCLEK A, }or'cilrs(iCo"'l‘' "k- JOENJON' A Cth, Uiita., AU. • n » tt £3 Cf'- © 3 , L 3 S’ for the Dade County Weekly Times A 24-column Newspaper Puhlis'iocl aj. TRBNTON, CrJ&- BY T. A. HAVRON AT 81.50 Per annum in advance. We give you one of the l>est countr M A .' pers in North Gergia. -si Send In Your Names - ' i sS Every Farmer, *'7 Merchaants, Mechanic, And Laborer In Dade County shorn! take and read WEEKLY IMES. Published Every Wednesday All Letters on business should be "addressed to Tiie Times, Trenton, Georgia. Liver, Kidney or Stomach tronble Symptoms; Impure, constive bowels, bgeg ular appetite, sour belching, pa in *4 in*'.sido back and head, yellow urine, burning when urinating, clay colored stools, bad breth, no desito for work, chills, fevor, irritability whitish tongue, dry cough, di'/.7.y head, with pull painesj-.n back part, loss ot memory, fog ,ry fight. For these troubles sw.iYNKspi: i.s are a sure cure. Box. {3O pil!s)by mail 2.'i Cts., 5 for sl-00. Address DR. SWAYNE& SON ,‘Philada Pa. Sold by DrugOist*. Coughs, Colds, Catarrh, Consumption t, < AII thorat, Breast, and Lung, affections cur ed bv the old established “3WAYNS WILD CHERRY.” Thejfirs,'docs give relief and a cure speedty follows. 25 Cts., or SI.OO at Druggists. zsasfgpa ST ppf£ 9 JPmijSLE SELF-CURE. A fnvorito prescription of one OT tha ' u.0.-,< noteil an l successful specialists in the S. now retired; for tiie core of .VmwwsOrMfff* g,Dat Jaait/ic-oa, iitwati- Seal nplalnsealedenvelopo/fcc. 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Diseases of Bladder and if inWCV» urine dark or light,red deposit; AiUKE.IO, burning, stinging, luring down Knratmns, frequent desire to urinate, uneasiness, inflamed e-cs, dark circles, thirst. DlsroSM ‘>r i: r- ,1 nv severe pains, fluttering or weight near rltHn I , heart, more so on moving quickly and wh- u ivinvYn left side: out of breath on exertion. , 'tr ATS APtIET dull or sharp rams in temple* lItL/nuFivnE., eyes or head: faintness, nausea, hi,,|;«J y .eased by watery fluid. Itfieiima- Ibin, it-c., hv uric acid in blood. Flow'd Dis orders bv corrupt matter. YV.m• 1 by the pests wittiin. Cnlds bv choking of the secretions. BWAYHE'M PILLS, bv gentle actio-, remove* the -anse, makine a permanent cure. Sent by mad let 21 rents box of Ik) Pilla: 5 b-ixes. sl.oi). (In postage stamps ) Address, DR. taYBiI. *V SON, PhilaulelpliiK. Pit. bold by Druggist*. 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