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About Dade County weekly times. (Rising Fawn, Dade County, Ga.) 1884-1888 | View Entire Issue (June 18, 1885)
lal and Departure of Trains boCt&boukd; (night express) 11:15 p. in, (daily mail) - 12;*20 p- tn. local freight) 8:40 a. In. NORTHRoOND. 4flight express;) - - 8:40 a. nr. (daily mail) ■_ - _ _ 5;(J2 p. m, local height) 5:50 p. m. , )PESSKKYAL CARDS. t. & .1. r* JK OWAV ATTORNEYS AT LAW tFNTON, DADE COUNTY* (ifcORGIAi I practice in the Cherokee CirbUitj and.; me an Federal courts* Prohipt; atton s bftßihes?. UMPKIN & BltOCk, lAl’ys At Lntv OFFICE: —Court House, Shton* - «- Ga, 1 practice in’the CmiMies'of Dade and Ch Will pay strict attention to al! css entrusted to tbsir cate, april 2 'BS. « 'JOHN «. Hire AttorkfA at Law SING PA W'N GA- J ■— ■— T. A. HAVItON. All')' at Law, ENTON, GA., VIII f « x pr nipt attention to all I lues* intrusted to mV care. CobH'T, M. D. J. W. Russky, M. D. IUSSEY & CORPUT PHYSICIANS, Omen, at the Furnace !3ING FAWN, ----- GEORGIA. Dr. A. T. FRICKS, PHYSICIAN <BING FaWN, GA. Will praotice in the town, vicinity, fdjfottlity. My OFFICE will i>c at •’ticks Hros. store, where 1 will bo iind when not professionally engaged — A. T. Fricks, m. ». " Dr. J. P. FANN DEIT IST iJalton. - - G E O ft G I A. jt Ski prepared in all the modern improve- JUnl* or hontal Appliances, to turn out as SlHil Wnrks* twain be had in.the State, and at it loW prices its cAn bo doiie,by nyy first-elans ■orkinan. I guarantee all work titrnod out stand any and all rcagonablo tests. Will Visit Trenton during court (reeks, and at other times under spe li.nl artflttgeincnte. Best references J. F. Fans. Your attention td onr clnbingtatftK with the Rural Record. Avail yoiir n#lf of the limite<l oportnsity. wd have examined the Rural Record ami inti it to he one of the agricultural •rio Reals in the South Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. 1 Tin* Bk<t Sat vk in tho world for Cuts, Rraisr>F, Roro*, Ulcers, .V:ilt IthoUirt, Fover fanrci, Totter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, ■borne, acd all Skin Eruption*, anil positively teres Piles, or no pay required. It is guar anteed to give perfect saaisfaction or money IreftiiitM. Prioo 25 cents per box. FOR RALE BY T. 11. 13. Cot.fi. It is a remarkable fact that men who In early life weie placed where they had to inhale t.ho fumes of whis key all the time have never been able lo drink any of the stuff. It is a mis take to suppose that all liquors dcal mti drank. Manv of them are total abstinence men, not as a .matter of principal, but simply because their stomachs revolt whenever they taste a ' . t > f, drop of spirts. ' —— V’Ai.tiostA, (Ja., Juno 28, 188:1. M Dr. J. ItßaDKiet.b; l)ear Sir—l liavo, ns yoU know, been selling your Female Regulator for yoars and 1 have a steadily increasing do* Biand for l!| Ittid it gives tho very host ratis fartion. I frapucntly sell it to physicians _B»ho.use it with satisfactory roslts. Yours liruly, R. X HOMAS » m - d - Druggist. * . '*' * * M f Bu«iF**s MaftitltA %S)Jr / I /)/) #/ / Atkihl the /y M£ / //// W Rsnt-Jilij f.exlngfon, K?. Pblmiu can begin any wek dar f-t the .year. N> vacation* Tiro# to «oiaplete the' Kail Diploma Business OVirs- about 10 %Mk*. Average Total Ctmt, ittcl’ ilng Tditiohj B*’t ol Booka ard ftaard in n ftmli? f>i. TctagrAph f Literary Course Iko*. LfclieS bvpllfi lIH fNtf j>oni fc> 45 tears of iftp, fpoh 22 States. IK Itruct- 1 *’ *» practically anil unit via u*lly lu-.».%rvcl by Id tea hot , «?pact?»l eodrsas tve Tt&chers tn-A Buatnt-fc* Med. Hntwaity rH»'ir% > presented *ii it* rrad.ift** *. Tou beautiful tftv noted . te 'i.Uifnlnoae In.l . ociatv. atla Is o*l *«a*itn« Kail roads. Full bioi •* 3*pt c * For ir u ars.* ui i*» U . urtuV.ari jfclw-tttilJvl**.*! Mr, K. bMHU, Jh.jiii.iioß, n* Dade County Times. TRENTON, GEORGIA. Thursday, Jink 18. ISBS. i nj Too much rain for the past several days. * i 4 Ihe winds and rain have blown over the oats Considerably. The passenger was a little belated the other evening for the fist time in a long while. Mis 11. 11. Ilavion and Miss Car rie Love, of Shellinouiul, Tcun , are the guests of Mis. Loop Conually this week. Corn tassels arc making their ap pearance in rank and well grown corn. A hleavy rain tell in the lower end "l the county Tuesday washing a way and daiuagitgj coin badly. Miss, lila McMahan, of Stevenson, Ala., is visiting relatives ncai town. Dr, Eelton has announced his feal ty to the “organized Dohjodracy.” lu dependentism is dead: Tiie legislature will convene the 7th of next month. Rev. J. W. Cal ties filled his regu lar appointment at this place last Sun day with a very interesting and me thotieal sermon. The sheriff s tid he was going. ,to Macon to get him a girl.—Devil Rev. Mr lleiskill, a blind and tray ling minister, prsaclied m town Tues day night Mr. T. IT. B. Cole is having the front of his store repainted. Our contemplated bass-hall club got rained out last Saturday. The hoys about town don’t seem to catch the base-ball fevei much and to their credit, if it is not owing to laziness. We are oucliued to accept the latter. An Ice Cream Festival will be giv en at the M. E. Church house South, Whiteside, Tefin., Saturday eve, the 20th inst to raise funds for cliurCh rc paiis. The commit tec sends a cor dial invitation and solicitation for the attendance of those in Dade who have an interest in the object. Admission 45 cts»; children, lOcts. The present term of the school at this place closes next week. The ex ercises begin Wednesday and last to Friday inclusive: They will consist of a general examination of ail the classes, reoitatiotis, compositions, dec lamation <&c from the scholars; through these exercise will be interspersed ad d ros.M S and recitations by others not mem be rs of the school. The attend ance of the public in general is solici ted, and wi.l cordially appreciatively received. D. B. Loveman & Ct->, OFFER all wool Buntings, lOcts.; all wool Colored Lace Buntings, 15cts,; all wool Lace Buntings, foi marly 75cts now 35cts.; 10,000 yds. Fin Head Check Dress Goods, formerly 35cts., iow lacts. Great BARGAINB in Laces, Embroideries, White Goods, India Linens at 10, 12.}, 15, 20, and 25cts. per yard; REDUCTIONS in Millinery, Carpets, and Parasols. D. B. Loveman & Co,, Chattanooga, Tenn. Atlanta Conbtutiom and Dade County Times for $2.15 strictly in ad vance; limited to July Ist next. Mr Win. Bcatman near Dillon, on Lookout mountain oposite Rising Fawn, this county, sontonr into office the other day a perfectly sottnd apple grown by him last year. lie has 150 trees bearing ol that kind, and in all about six hundred. He says ltd has tieos the value of tlm yeild of which is equal to twenty bushels of corn. The proceeds and profits is, no doubt; greater than that that most farmers obtain from their farms in this county. For th# first time, last week, we beheld and heat if the noted Rev. Sam Jones in Chattanooga. As a revivalist he is a success, but to speak our hon* Est convictions lie has many superiors. There i 3 not much method and sys tem in bis sermons. It is easy to draw the line between his system ot sermon izing and that of our brilliant and deep divines. While we would not detract a single iota from the fame and imputation he has won as a servant of God, yet, we believe that his success greatly lies iu one ot the weaknesses oi human nature* and that is his comical and pleasing way of putting his ideas and clothing uneonirovei table truths, tor such natiii iley attracts and pleases the human mind. An End To 3one Scraping, Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg, 111. says': ‘‘Having lt-reived so much benefit from Elec trie Hit levs, t fee! it my duty to let “offering humanity know it. Have had a running sore on my leg for eight years; my doctor.' told mo 1 would iiaio to have the bone scraped o'r leg amputated. I used, instead, three bottles Eleetrie TJitters and seven boxes liueklen s Arnica Salve, nnd my Itr is now sound and well. Electric Bitters are sold at fifty cents a bottle, uueklon's Arnica Salve at 2fto. per box by I'. 11. n. Cole. —-———s> tn— We have Watched and read with interest the Coueant, a weekly edited by Mi Mrs, W. 11. Felton, and pub lilied at Cartcrsville. We have never had any doubt as to the real ability of the editorial staff, but as to what ends that ability and force would ho used to effect—its CuU'se and policy-—was a matter of some interest ami concern to us. This may have arisen from the the fact, that Dr. Felton in his recent political successes and defeat never re ceived anything near a hcaity support from the people of Dade. We would now he untrue to our convictions not to say that Dr. Felton deserves, merits, and is worthy of the highest respect, confidence and trust, not only of the people of this District, but ot the entire State. The C) our ant has not compromised any of the rights and interests of the people of Georgia, nei ther is there the slightest probability of its so doing Its editorials deserve the highest considertttiort fr.m its headers. As seen elsewhere we give an extract from two of them. An Important Discovery. Tho most ihiportant Discovery is that which brings tho most good to tho greatest number. Dr. King’s New Discovery for Con sumption, Coughs, and Colds will preserve the health and sava life, and is a priceless boon to tho affictod, Not only docs it posi tively cure Consumption, hut Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, ltoarsness, arid ail affec.. tions of tho Throat Chest, and things, yfcild at oneo to its curative powers. If yon doubt this get a trial bottle at T. 11. B. Cole’s, CIDMBIt’ATM. Editor Trues: —ln your last issue a disquistion appeared on lawyers and the reasons for tho correspondents own foiicitiness in your columns, and I ask indulgence for a few responsive words. He is welcome fo his preference as to place of living, though it is a matter of rcasbn-w hy to me. At first It ap pears that it is owing to his aversion to lawyers. Poor fellow! he has lost his case; he forgot that there was an other hide to it; one lawver! it is very evident that he never saw but one side ot it, or it may be that he knew better how it ought to have been manage:! by his lawyer, therefore his reason fof giving “vent to his feelings- How he fears the Lord! Of course one who fears the Lord loves his fellow man. But h ewants only one lawyer. That would suit his fear of tho other side better than the fear of the Lord; he could retain that one lawyer and leave the other side blank—qnict his fears as to others rights. “We folks down here do fear and reverence Him.” Well, I wonder if the readers of the Times know that Mr. Farmer hails from that section of Dade where there are scarcely enough trees on which to make lines and land marks— so much litigation about where the lines ought to be that all the hark has been peeled off of tlic trees in changing the old lines and making new ones. Lawyers know all about who fear and reverence tho Lord; and Ms. Farmer next time you want to make such an explosion, you get off some where in a fence coi ner and talk it to an old innocent farmer who knows nothing about lawyers. "i on (Farmer) had better begin anew, and be sure tliar you begin at the right end, with your “fear” and “wisdom”, and bo sure that you have the “genuine” prudence to use it. Good Templar’s Lodge and girls! Well, yes, they both go together That Order could not flourish without them. A little digression! It is strange to me that the “good old fathers and mothers” so permit the young “dudes’ and Misses to so blind their perceptions Oh! what good temperance boys they are, and how they love and work for the cause! Just about the way with Mr. Farmer; he is very devoted to the great temperance caitso, and the poor old man don’t know that he is more devoted to his daughter. That is rihgt girls, make good temperance boys out of thorn, then catch them if you can; but be sure that they don’t join the “meeting house’ s and temperance lodge to catch you, then, after they get yon tied, join the grog-shop and devil. But girls, about Morganville, don’t let Mr Faimer come about Trenton of ten, not that I or the other “young limb of the. law” are afraid of his carrying off either of our pretcrer.ee, but for your own sakes, if you have any interest in him. Lawyer. : A SINGLE FACT US WORTH A SHIP : LOAD OFARGU MENT. CAhTSFRvn.r.Bj R.t. This will certefy that tfro members of my immediate family, after having suffered i.n many years from menstrural irregularity, and 'having been treated with .ut benefit by va rious incdieal doctors, were at lengto com pletely cured by ene bottle of .1. Brodgoldb Foniiir, lioguiator. vts-nAbets e;i such cases is *oudofful, and well may tho remedy bo called “ Woman’s Best I’l iend”. Yourc respectfully, Jvmks W. Stranuk. ENTIRE hud ABSOLUTE SUCCESS Maf. John C. Wbitner, of Atlanta, well nnd fovorably known all over the tluited States m a general Insurance Agent, says: "<1 used this remedy boforo the war on a largo plan tation ih many qucos, always with absolute I success. * j Dr. J. Davis, of XJilitoWn, Ala., writes: “I have used Bradlicld’s Hegul.itor extensively in my practice with entire suUocoss. If it is not a speciCo, it is in my opinion the best known remedy fdV tho diSe&Sos for which it is recommended”. A lady of Bonham, Texas, writes! “I hit-vo been using your Female Regulator for several weeks and with great benefit, My ease is of long standing an t has bafllod many physicians: I hiiVc tried every meditnr.c ! could near of, but the Regulator is tile only one that has ever -•clieved my distressing sufferings”. • Notsuloa, Ala. Dr. J. Bradfielo’* 'Female Regulator lias boon thorouglv tested by ;Uo in a great vari ety of cases, and I am fully Convinced that it is unrivaled for that class of diseases which it claims la cure. J. C. 11USS, m. n. Trrcatisoon t)ic healtli and linppihoss of Woman mailed free to any address. Tub Bit a Ufa eu) Ricoui.Atoa Co , Box 28, Atlanta, Oa DEmorest’s Illustrated Monthly MaoazinkToi- July is unusually blight unci Cntertaiuing, It contains some ox ceedingly readable articles among which are “Among the Sea Islands of Georgtu;” The Chinese Exhibit at the New Orleans Exposition,” both of which are illustrated; “The Conjugal Poets.” “Edwarn Jenncr,” tho originator of Vaccination; “Chautauqua Lake and Chatutauqua School;” and “Shall I get a Cameia?” by Pftff. Barnard. Jenny June furnishes a paper. “Can Women Travel Alone?” and the va nons departments are. as usual, replete with instructive information. The frontspiecc is an oil (picture, “Spring time cf Love.” Of tho 138 counties in Georgia a bout 100 arc under absolute prohibi l tion, Indeed, prohipition exists in most Southern States, to a much greater Extent than is supposed in the North. Tha: is because it has been brought about by local option, in which neither party took a stand, but let the people vote as they pleased. When the lop-sided people who sup pose they are gifted in the way of ear ing lor the public morals, Shall con cent to let each commuNity sottle its own affairs on the temperance question > then we may hope for something prac tical in Ohio. But so long as the is sue here is prohibition or nothing, so long will there be practical iree trade in whiskey.— Evening Post Robbery on Sand Mountain, G. VV. Moore and 8, two gentlerue 11 fron* Ohattanoog earns down to Snhd Monmain last week to buy some sheep amivt become general l ly known that they had some money with them. On Monday evening as they were riding near the brow of the mountain some six or seven miles from Valley Head, they were suddenly con confronted by one Bi nd Saraplcy, who stepped out of the bushes, pistol in hand, seized their bridles and order ed them to shell out. In obedience to his command they threw down all the money they had nearly—s Bo o—and rode off, when Sampler gathered the money and disappeared. '1 he victims went cn to Valloy Head and told their story and a posse immediatly assem bled and went in pursuit of the rob bor but withont success so far as lieaid from. Sampley is pretty well known in tho county and >'.s general regarded ss a hard case, but has never engag ed in any desreroie venture like this before. The robbed parties offer ha f the money recovered as a reward for the capture of the robber—Fort Payne Journal. Mr S, T. Simpson in company with Mr Isaac Hicks and three sons of Ce dar Springs, this county, went fishing last Monday, and had the pleasure of landing about GO k fine trout from a stream on the farm ot the latter.— Her ald Jaspier Tenn. Six men were killed by the colliding with a cow, and conseqeant derailing of a construction train on the O'. S. last week. HOME COMFORT RANEB XAtiFActvnEi) tor rr 'kotrftiit max rax t v GVMPAX}) 5Y hovis, .1 ]n More than 25,001) urO now in use and giving entire satisfaction. References: Ike Parker and John Burnett Cole City, Ga.; Hope anti .Tames Grahani Shellniound, Marioil county, Tenn.; Gov rattonamlHon.il. . .Tu ts, rf Aid j nut THE HANDY COMPANION! Thisßook^* 0 c:; practical iise in the ch.il life Of any due de- II " ffl sirons of keeping themselves thourotigly ft] j . IB informed oil general noiet ot interest, ■ 1 and Which retails at btibk stores at Fifty ij 1i ti * Cents, will he sent PUER, together || I 1 | With the Re a,u, Record oiio year, to 8 ST* I eVery rieW animal subscriber to the jjj \X \■' ' k - . || DADE COUJITI WEEKLY TIMES, j ■ or to ans old subscriber now owing and W~ j 3: It paying tip for at least one year. *• j Messrs. Ochs, Young & Ob., prib- 'vf ;{ linkers, Cliattaanotoga, Tenn., wfe are cn- •/ sfegySfr allied to make the above offer. The . f Rural ReboltD, one of, the best Southern ... T Agrienral padors, pnblisfcd monthly, lti pages, handsomely printed, stitched and I triiiimed, full ot fhne illustrations of stock, wit, humor, .fee. Ihis oiler is only good to c'upieiuuer a.», iooj, and to are only enabled to nmkc’it from the fact that the publisher* of the Run in Rdbofti) arc at thisjiime specially interested in increasing their subscription list in 3EORGIA< Ordei*at once—remit in stamp's of postal note to “ DADE COUXT Y TIMES" Tt'cnton, Georgia /tar-If you want sample copy of Rural Record don’t write to us bdt send your request, accompanied by three twomditt stamps, to Ochs, Young* A Co., Chattanooga, Tenn, GEORGIA, Dade County, DaVid E. TatUinA vs. V Petition to establish fos D. G. Daniel, j Fi. Fa., and Rulf. Ni. Si. Ih this enuso it appearing from the return of tho Sheriff of said county, that D. G. Dan iel is not to be found, and cannot therefore he served personally with a copy of this Rule upon him to show cattso why the lost Fi. Fa shall not be established in lieu of the original It is therefore ordered that publication be made for the space of throe months in tho Dadk County Timks, a newspaper published at Trenton, Dade bounty, Ga., requiring the said D. G. Daniel to be and appear at tfib nest term of the Superior Court to be held in end for said county on tho third Monday in September next, 18SS, to make defence to said Rule Jtc., or tho same will bo proceeded with kxi’auto as to the said P. U. Daniel. Witness the Honorable J. C. Fain, Judge Superior Court, Cheroked Circuit. This June ldtb, 18S5. S. 11. THUuitAft) Clerk. COlin ftOn*' 1 I )r0 Bentß given away \/|||| BlllllSeiid ns 5 cent,? postage, and W f vilMby mail you will get free a package of good? of largo valuo that will start yon in work that will at once brihg you in money faster than anything elso in Amer ica. All about tho $200,000 in presents with oaoh.box. Agents wantod every whore, of oi ther sex of all ages forall the time, or spare time only to work fob us at their own homes Fortunes for all workers absolutely assured, bgo't delay. 11. lIAi.LKTt it |Co., Portland, .waine. | 4 Fin| l fr Send six cents for postage a S' ft I/ r nn< i roCc ' vo a costly box of M I lEELLitroo<ls \Vliich will help you to mote money right away than anything else in this world. All of either sex suocced from first hour - The broad road to fortuno opens beforo the workers absolutely sure. At jj address, Truk & Go., Augusta Maine yrmfor woking people Send 10 cents Mr IP postage, and wo will moil you free," a S'iliii royal, vaulablo sampjo box of goods that will put you in the way of making more money ifi a few days than you eyer possible at any businhsS. Capital not required You can live at home and Woi“k in spare time only, or all tne time. All of both sokes, of all ages, grandly successful, 5(1 cents to $5 easily made every evening. That all who want to work may test tho business, wo make this unparalleled offer; To all who are not Woll sst isficd we will send $1 to for tho trouble of writing us. Full particulars directions etc. sent free. Immcnsc'pay absolutely sure to al| who start at once. Don’t delAy. Address, STixsbS £ Co - . Portland, Maineu GEORGIA, l).tdc County. By virtue of all ofdor from the CoUft of Or diuarv of said bouuty, Still ho sold on tho first Tuesday in duly 1885 at the court house door in said dofinty between the legal sale hours, at publlcoutcry, tho following property, to wit: Oho undeTided fourth inter est in the lands known as Uje Wilkinson mill lands near Trenton in said doUutv, being lots or parts of lots, Noa. 2ffß 257, 200, 291 and 292 ifi the lOt district and 4th section, Cf said county, including one-fourth interest ifi the Mill and water privfcligCs; also a two-thifd interest in a House and Lot in the town of Trcntoh kuown as the Maxwoll property: al so two rfiulos, two marcs, throe cows, and farming tttehcils, sold as the property of 11. L. \V. Allison, late of said county, deceased, for the benefit of creditors and distribution. Terms, Cash. This May the 2fith. 1885. JaMesE. Au.iso:;, Administrtor CEOllGIA,—Dade County, Cn the Ist Monday in July next, applica tion will bo mado to the Court of Ordinary of sffld county, fob IcaVe to sell the DoWer of Mrs. W. E. Siitton, relict of Leroy Sutton diseased, This Juno tho Ist 1885, James M Sutton, Adm. of Leroy Sutton. FREE! SELF-CURE. A favorite prescription of fif'd of the moat noted and successful Specialists ih the V. 8. now retire.' for the cure of DnbiUtih Knnhootl. M enAiieassnc'. fMray- Sent |iplain;ei»hdenvelope/i - ee. Druggist* can till tti Addrcto DR WARD A CO.. Louisiana. Wo. We will send yod /1 MOlli CHSKIII AND DADE COLXTY WEEKLY HUES for oile year on the receipt of 82.25. The Commercial, is published at Chattanooga, Term., ami RkpuhucaH in politic**. While we are uncorn* romisingly Democratic, yet we be 4 lievo it is advisable that wo should investigate and sec what the Press of both parties hefee to say pro or coll on the political isshes of the da Jr that devide the pcoplo in sentiment and opinion. As to reliability on thin point in every respect, and as genera! news and other matter, you cannot subscribe for a better Weekly than tl)6 CoMMfttlCl At.. TUTTS PILLS 28 YEARS 111 USE* The Greatest Medical Triumph Hi the Age) SYMPTOMS CP A .TORPID'LIVER. Loss of appetite, liowel* costive. Pain lb the bead, with • d«ll MkitUah In tha back pert, Pain under tha abonlder. blade, Fullnona after eating, with a dice inclination to exertion of body ormlad* Irritability of Semper, 1.0V7 spirit!, with d feeling of haring neglected some duty* Weariness, JDizalaess, Fluttering at the Heart, Dots before the eyes, Headache ever the right eye. Restlessness, with fitful dreams. Highly colored Urine, and CCN SVIPATION. Wtt’B PILI.E are especially adapted to such cases, one doeo effects such a change of feeling as to astonish tho sufferer. They increase the ApDtUte.ahd cause the body to Take on E'lesb, thus the system la nourished, and by their Tonic Action on the l>tire»tive Organs, Wegulai Stools ut TUffS HAIR DYfc Grat Hair or Whisksbs changed to a Glossy Black by a single application of this dye. It imparts & natural color, act* instantaneously. Bold by Druggists, OC sent by express on receipt of 91, Offioe, 44 Murray St., Haw Tori* Corsric*. inventions and patentsever published- “JSg iVmbec illustrated with splendid engrevinp. This mblication, furnishes a mast valuable eneyehujod'AOt u format ion whiob no person should be w ithout Tho DcrpoUri*. ef the Bcttirmno AmibicaK is such that * - etffcu laUoa nearly annals that of all ether papers ef |s olaae ooSftlned!* Rioa, $039 ajssJT hub*, told by all newsdealers. 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