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About Dade County weekly times. (Rising Fawn, Dade County, Ga.) 1884-1888 | View Entire Issue (March 12, 1885)
Arrival and Departure of Trains M>urun"rNi». No. I ("itflti expre*-) 11:10 p. m, • • 5(• I;«iiv mail) * - - 9:48 »• )n 1 ' “ 12 local freight) - - - 7:45 a. •«. HortTIIH HI Nil. No 2 (night expics*) - - 3:45 «. m. t> *• 6 (daily mail) ti :111 p. m. 12 local freight) 4:15 ji. in. Return Tickets from Chatta lu otg it lo New Orleans, ovei (lie IJukkx >V ('resent Route, good lor 40 day*, #2O, with a rebate of $5 if reuni on 15 t'ay*. PJtnFF.ss ZONAL ('.tuns - - - I IV: I'. A: .1. JAIOWAI ATTORNEYSAT LAW IRINTON, DADE COUNTY. G KORGIA. • Will prnettro in the Chferokce Circuit, and goprcuic ao Federal courts. Prompt atten tion to business. “ T .J. Lumpkin, A’y At Law Trenton, - - Ga, * Will pruetlre in the counties of Dade nnd Walker. Will pay strict attention to aO ttuiii.es* entrusted to his enre. feb.l7-ly T. A, HAYRON. All’yat Law. TRENTON, GA., Will imy prompt attention to all business intrusted to nit care. JOHN 44. H A I.E Attournf.y at Law RISING FAWN GA tchlm? Pllo3 --Symptoms and Cure The symptoms are tnoistnrn, likeperspira ration, intense itching, increased by scratch lug; easy distressing, particularly at nigh:; Rreins as if sin-worms were crawling in and about the rectum; the private parts .re some times affected. If allowed to continue very serious results may fellow. “SWAYNE'S OINTMENT” is a pleasant, sure enre. Also for Tetter, Itch, Salt Rheum, Pcnld-llevd, Erysipelas, Barbers’ Itch, Blotches, sit scaly crusty skin Direases. Box by mail, 50rts; 8 for $1.25. Addrc4s UK WAYNE & SON, Thila. Pa. Sold by Dtuggii’s. Crazy Patchwork. Ilaving' a largo assortment of rcmcnents nnd pieces of handsome brocaded silks, satins nnd velvets, we are putting them up in as serted bundles and furnishing them for •Crasy Patchwork” Cushions, Mats. Tidies, kr., Ate. P*<'kiOß No. I—ls a handsome hna* lee of exquisite silks, sr.tins and brocaded vnleets (ai| different). Ji'RT rue thiss for tho west stiitm i'»msss cr nscywi.sk. Ber t pnspaid for sfl cents in postal note or one Cent stamps. PACksoo No 2 Containing ▼ hfee times ns much as No 1. Sent postpaid ferst. These are all of the verry sin.ist • •'»!. ty >ed cannot be equalled at any other r * works in the U. 8. at thhoc timus our • They will please any lady. Otic <>r . always brings a dozen more. LADIES, v AN(JAL OE FANCY WORK, vith 4‘>o it Nitration* and full instructiir.s for artistic ney work, handsomely hound, postpaid, 50 Mats. Order now. Address, Tne Rocucs- Pxa Sink Co., Rochester, N. Y. DL'XfAVS fulfill BALSAS. THE ONLY RELIABLE. LYs 1 f *,Y E Cu ' nE Thi* great remeby, now so widely kno.tn Bod *X ten lively used, st.inds Without an equal and its sterling merits so well estab lished as to need no praise to those who hai e used it or know of its remarkable cures. Thousands or sufferers who have fond no re lief from any other source are willing witness es to the great Medicinal virtue and remark able Burativo power of this Medicine. Many eortficutcs or its fine effect and cr.pressions of gratitude for benefit received reach us from all sections, it Is not claimed that the Bal aam will cure consumption in its last stages, bnt that it will eflectually check the terrible disease In its incipiency uu 1 peltate suffer ings all through its stages, there can be no - doubt; and for all foams o» Coughs m-siug from colds and bronohial affections trhroat trouble, it ia without parcllel. A positive and rapid ritac ior Croup, which so often resits all medical treatment. The medicine is pleas ant and does not sicken the patient. tor sale by all Druggists, 50 cents per box. DP C. P miNCA VS liver and kidney MEDICINE. Of all the remidies now before the public for the treatment of the Aarious forms of Ltv ( > and Kieney diseases, and the affeetions that arise from the unhealthy conditions of these orgaus, this medicine stands without an equal. It U the great prevent.vc of Malari al troubles, the sure cure for all forms nl Dyspewda and Indigestion, the most reliable rent'dv for the regulation of the Bowela and Kidneys, nrver falling t.i euro constipation. An absolute remedy for Headaches, Horc throat, Dullness of Feeling, Want ot appe tite, Nervousness, and all such diseases of theßowols, Stomach, Kidney and Liver. The best family medicine sold. It is harmless and safe, and not unpleasant to take. Prico, 75 cents. # DUNCAN’S CARBOLIC OINTMENT. Old Sores, Skin Diseases, Eruptions, Pim ples, Frost bits, Chapped hands, T\ouncl , hurts, etc. readily relieved by Duncan 80m - niont. l’rico 25cts. SPiIRI oC'{, PAGE &CP, PROPS XasiiTiliiL Teiiii- Fc r ■='UC h'j b. .i V * Oade County Times. I RENTON. GEORGIA. I iintstiAv. M.iit<-il 5, INS.) LOCAL BRIEFS. Ei lie weather. Turn Democrat, It snowed Sunday, Soon be time to plant corn. No one got tlie tan-bark lever. Court convenes next Monday. Monday morning woke up bright and clear. Our sehool in still progressing with entire satisfaction. Springoj cuing up late, makes pi’oii'i pods good lor a fiiiit crop. Rev. J. G. Jacoway is attending court ar Fort Puyne. W e notice the editor of the Herald Jasper, Tenn , took iv tlis inaugura tion. The Rising Fawn furnace will not suspend operations before the first of April. For Sale:— A large fine roan mare in town during court, formerly the property of John P. Hartline. Apply to the editor. Wonder if Trenton could get up a boom big enough to agitate a base bull club. Some one said that Bob Rogers fell off of the fence and bioke bis finger. No wonder, if he was on top ot it Our stieets kavc and are being put in good condition. John Cuzzort is the “boss” needed long ago. Our “little devil"’ went to Sulphur Springs last Saturday. We are in clined to believe he wants to go “agin”. Dr. T. J. Lumpkin found his horse near Wriggle,B ferry, Marion county, Tenn. No iron ore raised in the county that we know of, except at and by the furnace company. Wo will send yon the Atlanta Week ly Constitution ami Dale Cluntj’ Times one year on receipt of $2 25. Rca. L C. Tucker will pseach at Pine Grove on the sth Sunday in Narch and assist in the ordination of Deacons. Notice: Mr. T. H. Robertson, at the Bell House, will be prepared to accomodate people attending Court next week. Spring has certainly opened. Mart Crabtree and Bill Jacoway lias put in a day or part of a day gardening. Cleveland,s inaugural addiess is ni t at all voluminous, but short, pointed and comprehensive. Seejauother page. John P. Jacoway got his finger caught between two planks last week and badly hurt. It was broken, and the bone protruded. It does not seem to be doing as well a« would like. We have on our exchange Aoworth News nnd Farmer, edited by Majors ifc Walton, Its columns sounds like T. A. J. Success to you Jack. Capt. E T. Rogers lias closed out business at Rising Fawn, and gone to Jasper, i’enn. llis goods were remov ed to the company store at the furnace A convict, while, died at tffe fui nace a few days since. He was struck by a frozen peice of dirt, thrown by a blast front which his death resulted. The Sheriff’s race don’t seem to he booming much. Caii,t some ot the boys start a lot of tales, and stir nut ters up and make it interesting awhile? Remembet it may be nearly two years before we cuu have nnother election in Dade. Ren Brock is the fast road-w rung “boss” of the county. He left ton n one morning last week, went three miles, and with about a dozen hands worked three miles of the worst road in the county, and got back in time for dinner. J. R. Brock resigned a few days too early. A telegram canid to onr town the first of » the week trom a party in Alabama who wanted to know how much it would cost to come to Tren tou and get married. Poor fellow 1 lie thought it would cost too much and didn’t come. A few days earlier-- just bofore Jim resigned—and it wortJti lol'.'—V* M v >■ ~ > I.a>t March curl this paper was in its infancy—about, the touith issue. Oiii county people are not ns lnncb interested in the paper as they should lie. Give usa liberal support, and don,l forget lo ju«y fur if, and we will give you a paper second to no county weekly. Dili Ifeuderso.i, who was token into custody by the sheriff of this county at Cole City last week, was delivered to tile authorities of Tenn, Monday: and lodged in Hamilton jail, the Ma-* lion county jail notregaided as suffi cient for Ins salety holding. We. have a good school at this place. The oil i/.ioi-, of (In;- town want a liber al patronage I'lotn all over the county, and will lake pleasure, as well as the instructors, in seeing that those who wish to attend, but do not live near enough, have all the facilities and ad vantages possibl; in the way of beard Mirk List. Johnnie Jacoway is very sick with pneumonia. Mrs. N. M Brock seems to improve rather slowly; not able to be up yet. Mrs. B. F. Pace is improving, but slowly, and not able to be up out yet. M is» Musa Morris, daughter of Dr. Morris, has been very sick for several days with lever—almost seriously, but we are glad to note that she is improv ing and much better. Our next issue will contain the obit uary and memoir of Mrs. Annie Peo ples, written by Rey. C. D. McTeer, her teacher and former pastor at this place. IX AIEYIOKY. s Julta Ellen, only daughter of brother Wm. L. and Sarah AnnMur phey, was bora September the 28th, 1855, Murphey’s Hollow, Dade coun ty, Ga.; died at the old homestead, January the 24th, 1885, age 29 years, 3 months and 26 days. In August, 1875, she gave her heart to God, to whom she was faithful, until death re lcived her of her earthly toil and suffering. September the 12th, 1880, she was united in bonds of holy wed lock to brother Cooper Doye, to whom she proved a true aud devoted wile. Devotkdnkss was s piominent feature in her character. Devoted to God, to her Church, to her home, to her minister, and to her friends. Oil! how we miss such a person. When they are gone from ns, would to God that the Church was blest with many such persons, whose strongest charac teristic was devotedness to the Things that make for one’s peace. The writer had the pleasure of visiting sister Jul ia while traveling the Trenton Circuit in 1879. Then 1 was impressed with the warm reception she gave him. She never changed when sent to be her pastor, 1885. I met with the same welcome. About tea days before her death I went and had a talk with her in regard to tho future. I asked her: " Sister Doyle, you are declining in health, your end is not far, how do you feel about things of the futme?” She replied: “Brother Cambell, that matter was settled ten years ago—all is well between God and myself.” She seldom, if ever, shouted and prais ed God for his goodness. She was not that kind of a Christian that was on ly religious when the emotional nature was aroused, but firm, earnest and true; perseveringly she moved "toward the mark of the higii calling of God in Christ Jesus.” Shs is dead, but speaketh to onr hearts, that devation to spiritual things brings an end that is peace and joy; inspires our beans that such a vic tory will giv3 all such a part in the first resurectoin. “For if we believe that Jesus died and rose again, even so them also which sleep in Jesus, will God bring with him”—ltThes. Broth er Doyle, let this bereavement draw thy heart continually towards the home of the good. Let her brother fol low Ohrist as sister did, that all may have the glorious victory in the end, and gain the final home of all those who are devoted to God. Jesus can make a dying bed, Feel soft as downy pillows are; While on his breast we lean our head, And breath our life out sweetly there. cole ity x Lttia Lt., reb. im, isi Two Train* lli.-ii U «>..*<} til l*a** on !h<* manic Tt atd A collisi u of the Neit'i and South bound trains occnred just !ts‘o*v Reese - \ rile last Saturday night. Orders were lor them to | ass at Rosseville, but ihe engineer on the South bound, forgetting them went dashing by the station at the latent thirty five miles per hour, 'ruining a curve both en- gines came iu night, but to late to stop. Each engineer reveesed Lis eti gin», put on the sir-brakes, and jump ed from engine, No one was hurt, except a hrakeniau on each of the cars but uot sciioitsjy. Some of our exchanges are com plaining of Spring pacify. Wish it could find its way to this office. We want to see that seas m of the year open up so intcnsly, that (Ten one of its “poetic effusions” would be welcomed • ELECTION l\OTI<:)E. An Election is hereby' ordered to he held at tbu several voting j laces in Dade county on Monday the 6th day of April, 1885, for" a Shetitf for said county, to fill the uncxpired term of M, Nicholas, resigned. G. M. C rabtree, Ordinary, Ordinary’s Office, Trenton, Ga., March 2, 2885. To The Voters Of Dade. As is elsewhere announced L am a caxdidate for Sheriff at the election or dered, to fill the unexpired term of M. Nicholas, resigned. It is a custom for candidates to thoroughly canvass th' county—see every voter. Circum stances are such that 1 cannot with possihlo convenience do that in this race, neither do I deem it now neces sary. The time is short, the j iil is iu such a condition that it needs my close attention, and the people of Dade know who I am, so 1 will leave the entire matter to their “good pleasure” Respeotrully, J. U. Brock We will send you HE MEM CGUCI&L AND DADE BOOTY WEEKLY TIMES for one year on the receipt of $2.25. The Commercial is published at Chattanooga, Tenn., and Republicau in politics. While we are uncom promisingly Democratic, yet be lieve it is advisable that wo should ,0 investigate and see what the Press ol a both parties huve to say pro or con on the political igsnes of the day that devide the people in sentiment and opinion. As to reliability on this point in every respect, and as general news and other loader, yon cannot subscribe form better weekly than the Commercial.! A Deceived Woman is the lady who uses cosmetic, face lo tions, white lead, bismuth, powders, arsenic, etc., in the belief of enriching and beautifying the complexion. It is but tempory and ultimately destroys the skin beyond the power of uatuse to restore, ’Stop it! Stop it now and use only Dr. Harter’s Iron Tonic, which imparts the vigor and lovlieyess of youth. GEORGIA, Dade County, To all to whopi it may concern; Whereas, David E. Tatum has in due form applied to me the undersigned for permanent Letters of Administration on the Estate of John Tatum, Into of said coun ty, deceased, and I will pass upon the said application on tho first Monday in April, 18S5. Givon under my hand and official sig nature, this 28th day of February 1886. G. M. CRamnce, Ordinary. Coughs,Colds, Catarrh, Consumption All thorat, F r enst, and Lung, affectionseur ed by the < Id-established “SWAYNS WILa CHERRY. ” The firs, does give relief rhD ure speedly.jfollows. 25 jCts., or| sl.t)ocl at Druggists. GEORGIA, —Dade County. Ordinary’s Office, Feb. 3 1885. Whereas Mrs. Agnis A. Avery, wife of a* a. Avery, applied for setting apart and valu ation of Homestead and exemption of Reality and Personality; and I will pass upon the saino at my Bflice, in Trenton, of said county on AVcdncsday, tho 18th day of maroh, 1886 G. M. Crubtree, Ordinary. Bidgk, MclktoshCo., Ga. Dr. J. Brat>t in n; Dear Sit I have taken several bottles of your It male Regulator for fall ing of the womb and other diseases com bined, of sxiteeu years standing, and I reallv believe 1 am cured entirely, to; w.hieh plortcs ■ . . -.-or. r o ~ ,i ;» ■ PURGAi IVL jjj| :e i y. F h $ llid Ami will completely cliauc;'! ‘he 'ilencl in the entire syst.m in three nuisih*. A.ny person who will take 1 I’.ll each from l to l‘<4 witotis, may b<- fcHti.r. iI lainuuil health, if Biich a thing- bo poAslhle. Fn- Ftui.Je Complaints tiicae l’illft have I’hyslclans uro them for the - ire of EIVI’K at:-l KlllNEVdisrasss. Sol.! ev rywl i ?e, or Rent by mail for iisc. In strtnpk. Circulars l'roc. 1. s .ItillNSoN ,t CO , lin t t. Mu* jg& L\' f S^T.J *1 r ~' SfM f -at Fj Croup, Asthma, llronchlf is. Nem il- B|9 H{ Ri cj gj jjU Li a| '2 '*l M F'if\ sia, ItheiimatiHin. .liillNßon r Rj t( kfj wA ts Jj sp >2 1 H Wi li E r iHI Nr. UM.UEM {Jor Internal and Ar'"* at PfM M [Wjf W ! I*4 r.UK GL**‘ Kg » I l'»r) will iti-tamaneotisly rcß<*ve tlieae icrruio LSc p y ,, ‘- yv h 4), flfv. Jl* P I J dlsviiseH and will nos i lively cure rime enssa K ■'*< ta ulj Lj f- * ; .* at cat of-ter., hrfotn* tiion Jliat will save n,..:ty KOI u'-'i 1,9 EK ffl SI a oci r'. MS E| Mr& lives sent free bv mall. limit delay a mouwai. ts.‘ M a lH Bli 19 L« a jg ISL Mil a Crevciilion Is better than cure. JOHNSON’S ANODYNE LiNlfiftciNT t'C’ltP.S influenza. Bleeding at iho I.itncs lloarso. ness, Haeltitnt ('.Mich, Whooping (Hugh, Chrome, lharrlnpa, livsemerv. t'holera Morbus. Kidney 1 mubles, and Iliseasesof tha Spine. Sold ever where. Circulars free. 1 H. JOHNSON ft CO.. Boston, Mass. It It a well known fact that most of the Erj {-’4 /J s*''s t; sj .f(j Mfl at riZh A E 4 U ill Rorsc and Cattle Powder sold In this court- A; i '/- I 'jj y] fe, ri H K«v a Jpf?; K r A J try'i* worthless; that Sheridan's Condition I&SrJ Lu Eij 8J53 _ .^S.;3 tf t j V>J Fowderij absolutely pure and very valuable. ap»'M fcji; I 3 Cv wH it > jl flf Nmhine on Earth will make hens 1* 'S feLl ■!r. M h H ."i f- uj atß L '*A H Invoke Sheridan's Condition I’ow- , Wja _t f Mii U » thp *4 !?L ,<% Uj <0"tl it It 1.1 so positively pre*. -tit and cine | Ho*Chol'ra.Ac. g-.l; »v. ry wlier«,orsciilbvtn..ii f.irS'o. 1 Y % MBY k ft r (fi'fP/A ’ t-mps. Fmt.isiioJ Uilar'l eamt,priei tl.tlo; try rm.tl.*l4i» /BSP frisk*. JFfiELiABLE SELF-CORE. feseraA A favorite prescription of one of the UiOT' r.ot/od and successful specialist!) in the V. a ! now retired) ior the cure of A’eri otcn Drhiaty, hont idauAcMl. WVafcwe»*anrt Soot kiplalnsctiieden velope/i-ee. Druggislscan till it. Address DR WARD d CO., Louisians, Mo. lUSKmci -vtiyaoirot 4»«.rna&&*HPaVMNR .Li Ji ouMWMaaiinßawMiOTUbrMktii, WRIGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS Puislr Veiit»M«; Ho Grains. Pries 23:. AllDrugpiU. wK If. diseases otth« Bmmkl. Skin uu i KtiMii.-Xorvoaii Pflillhr ItnpvlfiK*. Orjfial© tte»kuc»a. GniM.irh.pu, Pvpl.Mtlo %jfci ■ernrtel Srii-ntiflc treatment-, bule a; d tur» rwi*dj"*. D’ Trofttnl. On I or vri ■ frr list cf QUp*tioniitolieiiuwpwd hjr’linge desiring trratmftitby mall *n»7i rlmr from iluptnm rhntiUl nood their odf?r<*Kii,V * m * ,c,lra *»«inrtklmc to »h* ir «dt antiur*. If In not n trims./' A4dr*M«)r r. 1,. l.aR.4R<-C. Prr*’l find Pliyslrl.a lu CJmrw 4r;>ir*l *<•«*. & Snr*. !n«*l»*ttr. 9SO J.orust fit., Nt. ! *nf*. *o. •uccfcfnor lo l>r. UutU:’ Disccu»a.». L*taL;uh(*»i fcC Vcai* E ONLY T3U3 •' 0 W& jo% r % Jg IfcSj mn rc mlk F.'RTS nECAJSDiWC fij.Saitß'slrcaTcai: It will pu. .fy and enrich the BLOOD, reguiat the LIVEti anti HID WE VS ami Restock th, HEALTH red ViaOK ( f TOUIHI In all rl>o.= direaso. re-.-ttirlnf. ucortaicand t-fficlen TONIC especially Dyspepsia, IV--.ill ol Appetltr, 11, 'II gt; tlon, Lack <if strength, etc.. Its use Is muiiit with immediate ana wontlcritil results. Bone? umsclcs and nerve receive i.ew I'nree, Euli’ en the luind and supplies brain l*,wn . 0 F\BiSP3st eufl'erttijt Irom all complaint SwrA fys 3T. vj} pecullas to thnlrsex wilt find p. DP . KAHTEtt'S IKON TONIC a srie and speed cure. It pl>8» a. «it nr and healthy complexion. «.lie Btro;iaxst IrMir.iony to flic vuiuo of 11. llartf.kV loon Tonic is dial frequent attempt • at counterfeit in# have only added to the pop.’: . i.y ol tile original. Jf you ear e.‘.:!y desire hr-al* do net expert mont—#r<* t die Original and Bi t . 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