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Entered at The Post Office at Tren
ton as second class mail matter.
~Ymd.iv, jam \in 8, mii,
Xt is stated that the Interior Depart -
tuait lias deci led to recommend tlrnt
the Attorney General authorize the
institution ofa suit in the name of tl e
United States to test the validity ol
Bell’s original telephone patent.
'Some people are blaming Gen, Sher
idan and others are blaming Gen.
Crook for not putting an end to the
Apache Indians outrages. The mili
tary authorities aie dispose! to shift
the blame on the hostile Indians
themselves, who persistently refuse to
allow themselves to he caught.
An exchange suggests the plan of
sending all convicts to Alaska to
work m the government mines.
Without reference to over sensitive
humanity, it would be a good wsy to
get rid of the roving, intolerable class
ol "niggers” in the South. Going
to Alaska to freez will be more effect
ual in making them law abibing citi
zens than their chance of going to the
eternal fi.«s.
Hydrophobia was never soprevelent
in Europe as it is now reported.
Numerous ind'ridnals have been
bitten by rabid dogs, and many of
them have suffered a terrible death.
Iu( Amorica an equal! alarm has been
felt, for seldom if ever have so many
case of rabies been reported. The
most severe outbreak has been at
Newark N. J., and the towns in the
immediate neighborhood. Several
persons have been bitten and died,
and grave apprehensions have been
felt for a number more.
A mandamus came up before the
Superior Court of Fulton county
Mondav morning compelling the
Ordinary to hear the contest over the
recent prohibition election. It was
not granted by .Judge Clark on the
same grounds it was refused by the
Ordinary—an insufficiency of legal
reasons. The case will be carried
before the Supreme Court—just where
the “wet” men say they want it, to
test the constitutionality ot tlie pro
hibition statute. The “dry” men
are laughing in their sleeves at the
wav tho “wet” men are grasping at
straws, and consider the matter as
good as finally settled and have no fear
whatever about the lesult before
the Supreme Court.
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Speedy Legislation.
There ore two question wliiyli will
be lefore Congress which ought to be
disponed ol as piomptly as possibl e
We refer to the silver question and
the tariff. As long as either of them
bangs fire, business will be unsettled
and capital will remain idle.
dust now the country is struggling
to ially from a painful financial de
pression Congress can do a great
deal to relieve that depression by
taking up the two questions refered to
and settling them one way or the other.
The most important is ttie silver
coinage. That effects our monetary
interests. It has to do with the circu
lating medium. If tl.e coinage of the
silver dollar is to go on, as lias al
ready beeu intimated by timse m a po
sition to know, the sooner it is known
the better.
It is pretty generally believed that
the ts'aff w ill not be disturbed duiinir
the present sitting of Congress but as
lung as an effort is being made to ve
'nee the tariff', business will icmain iu
a’i unsettled condition. —t'omtrncJAi..
Tl HIDE \oi!.m IASmtTE,
The next TERM of this
sehool begins
T8 T fivßl*YY, 15lib. 29, 188*5,
and ends
MAY M, 88845.
This institution was oiganized Jan ,
1885. Sinee the organization it h'as
been doing a steady, successful work.
The enrollment oT the present term
is 145,
It is located at Tiienton, Dade coun
ty, Ga., on the A. G. S. R. R., eight
een miles south of Chattanooga..
Trenton is attractive on the account of
its healthy locality and genet oils people
The building lias been furnished
with patent, folding desks; and during
vacation the house was repaired and
thoroughly renovated. Whatever was
necessary to secure the comfort, con
venience, and success of the student,
has been done; and whatever further
may in the future be needed or neces
sary to secure these ends, will be
provided.
The facilities offered
here for obtaining a
good practical educa
tion are unsurpassed.
Four teachers are employed. They
are all young, active, earnest, and in
tensely practical. Miss Ella Reid, of
Winchester, Tenn., trained and edu
cated pn a Normal School, will, t,ake
Mu. Terrill’s place. Miss Mary
Maitland, of Chattanooga, takes
charge of the Music Department.
The popularity of the. school is
growing steadily. We have bad vis
itors every day of this Tenn. This one
tact shows that our work'is appreciated
Thexclaimtt’of this school
are not mere idle talk•
Tuition in tho various grades and
departments as follows:
Prim art', $1.50 pr mo.; $7.50 pr term.
Int'rmcd’t., 2.50 •* 12.50 “ “
Academic, 350 “ “; 17.50“
Commercial Course, lO.OO “ “
Incidental Fee, —— .50 “ “
Music on Piano with Instrument, per
month $3.50; per term $17.50. On
Organ, same rates and terms.
Terms of tuition are strict
ly monthlif. This is a neces
sity to its■ We are compelled
to pay salaries of teachers
and a ll other expenses from
tuition fees- Incidental fee
lust he paid on entering
school.
Board can be retained in the best
families at from ei Urn dollar? pel
month. Students wishing to hoard
themselves can rent rooms and evil
much cheaper.
The necessary cost of text books
comparatively small. It will vary
trom $1.50 to $5.00 per term, accord
ing to grade, Th*e books are kept on
sale at Trenton.
Students should he pres
ent on the day of open ing.
For further intoimation apply to
E. B. PENNINGTON,
TREN TON. GA.
Politeness Always In or^er
If there is any class of beings that
are more disagreeable than the gruff,
glum old citizen in some professions
and in some business houses, let them
be shown up. You step into such a
man’s presence ayjl i" hears you coin
ing you will he sujr tft»tjnd him very
busy, lie has a pile of letters to open,
or important letters to write; he has
such an immense amount of business
• hat In* merely looks up to sav gruff y,
“Weil, tv hat can 1 do for you.” Vet. I
1 veutute to say and would wager tha
ONE OF THE MANY.
In an Omaha police c«ait, the
other day, the clerk read out in his
hard rasping voice: "Daniel Peters,
| drunk and disorderly,” The judge
I regarded, with a listless stare, the old
white-haired man who rose in response
to the call and stood iu front of the
; tribunal. *
There was nothing about such a
tattered old wreck to attract attention.
The man’s face bore marks ot heavy
disipation, but still there was a faint
suggestion of by-gone refinement and
intellectuality. Clearly a victim ol
the bottle,
The Judge opened his mouth t« say
“ten and cost,” when the old mail
threw’ back his white licks and began
to plead for meicy. In a moment the
Judge la a ned forward spell bound.
The policemen and spectators gazed
at the speaker astonishment.
Never in that court room had
been heard such eloquence and such
pathos as came from that ragged old
outcast. The mail spoke with dignity
and with a diction worthy ot Malcau
lay. When he finished J u dge
quickly, almost eagerly; "you
nny go.” i’he unfoi tun;;t6 wreck
thanked him quietly ami left the room.
It seems that this eloquent old re
pro! ate lias a history. years
ago lie was a prominent politician
and lawyer in one of the large "astern
cities. lie was sent to congress
s 'veral times, and wou applause and
distinction. Up to the age of thirty
five lie had never tasted stiong drink,
but at a New Year’s reception in
Washington lie was persuaded to
follow’ the example of the other guests.
The first glass of wine awL’-ieslßil in
ail its fierce fury, a long-felt want.
Delore midnight the distinguished
congressman was lying on the floor of
his room in a drunken stupor. It is
easy to imagina the rest. The poor
fellow- f&came a Yhvd drinker. Whisky
i _ J
was his master. He lost everything,
position, money and friends, and
for years has been drifting about ia
the west, with no one to cate for him,
noene to smooth Ins pathway to the
grave. Today no "Happy New
Year” to him.— Constitution
TRAVBLERB FOB
WILL SAVE TIME, TROUBLE,
AMD EXPENSE BY TAKING THE
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Short and quick Line
—via—
SHREVEPORT
and all points to Cen
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TEXAS
THROUGH TRAINS DAILY.
NO CHANGE OF CARS TOCHuSS
THE MISSISSIPPI,
The E MIG RATS’ LINE,
LOW RATES.
Call on or address,
E. E. Everett,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Konct
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BfIIIR ATION
■LiIJU bill lull COMMERCIAL COLI ESE
Kentucky University, Lexington, Ky.
Studerta can befrfn any week-day ckfriug the year.
No vacation Time to eomplete the Full Diploma Business
Coarse about 10 trees*. Average total cost, in< Tul*
tion, Sot of Hooka. and Boat l ir a family . s§o.
Phonography aud Type Writing specialties. Literal?
Courae frea. Ladiee received. Over 3000 Euccese'al
Graduates. Jfrvr HiOanpils last year ft-nwi 10 to so tt.tr- 4
Bgv. from 'tlon ii prnctieallv and Individ :. h
Imparted by 10 reach*-*. Special eourw* for Teacher* ao4 • -t
Men. University Diploma printed w it* gUtduaus.
This beautiful dry in rutted for iu hcaltbfulne*s and aociety, uud
!» on lea Hr:x railroads.
Tbe “j.ert+Book which received tho blehcvt at the
W.QftMfe Exposition f«r it* Extensive, Practical. and Ccm
u vjOmtu of r.usiuasa Education, is usotl only at thia
® *» th<* cheapest < ollcgp *?Uh the l«i;rke«1 endorse
guarantee* sueovaa in business to lu dc««rilcg gi-w'.u
firm- Fjc idr*af»r« nnd full particular* i*Mrc«» Its Pre*M«nt.
WILBUR & BMIXU, Lexington, K*
IJutSr B!K*i*ifr* Ba3<‘
<;E-:oausßY,
Conssdy:
« Will bo sold on the first Tuesday in
Febiuary next, at the Court nouse door in said
. eiunty, within the legal hours of sale, to the
highest bidder for cash, the following
ty, to wit: A house and lot in the town of
Trenton, 10th district and 4th section of
said county, and said lot being part ot lot
No. 287 containing forty acre* more or Jess:
said property levies! ns the property of Jas.
A. Case fe satisfy a N'aperior Court Fi. Fa.,
of said county, in favor of A. Drown vs. U
W. Acuff and Jas. A. Case. Property pein '.-
ed out by Plaintiff, Tenant in possession
uotified.
ALSO, Sixty acres tuoto or loss of the north
east corner of Lot of land No, llit in the 18th
district and 4th section-of said county. Said
land soM to satisfy a Superior Court Fi. Fa.
in favor of K. Dice vs. K, I. <J. Blake, M. S.
Brown, andA. J. Chadwick. Property pointed
out by plaintiff, tenant in possession notified
ALSO, Lot of land no. 141 in the 18th dis
and 4th section of said county, containing ICO
acres more or less, Said land levied on to sat
isfy a ta-v Ft; Fa. in favor of John Clark,
Tax Collector for said tjtwtnfy, vs. W. E.
Johson, agent for John Joncu, s*d as the
property of said defendants. Levy m ade by
J. F. Lewis, L. C., and turned over to .the
undersigned.
ALSO, Lot of In ml no. 120 in the 1-Sth dis
trict and 4th section of said county, adjiiu
the lands of Henry Smith and AY. A. Btancit,
containing foity acres more or !oss;Siid land
levied ow to satisfy the tax fi. fa- for the
year 1,885 in ‘aver of .Tohii Clark, Tax Col
lector for said county, vs. C. C. Allexander,
Agt. for R. E. Alllexander, and as the prop
erty of said defendant. Levy made by J O.
Lewis, L. C., and turned over to the tin ler
sigr.ed. This January 1, 1880.
’ J. R. Bt'.UCii, Skskiff.
Af.rrn.n.\ Cash, ( Libel for Divorce in Dade
vs. { Superior Court.—September
Prkston Cash, ( Term, 1885.
It appearing to the Court by the return of
the Sheriff, that the dnfednnt cannot be found
in this county and it futlior appearing that
the defendant Is not a resident of this State,
it is therefore ordered by the the Court tl at
tho defendant bo served by publication and
that the defendant be required to appear and
answer at the next lerm of this court.
J. C. Faix, J. S. C. C. C.
I certify that the above is a true copy from
the minutes. S. 11. Thurman, Clerk.
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ADDRESS
Lamberson, Furman & Co.,
SOLE AGENTS FOR
E.Remington&Soks’
Sporting Arms and Ammunition,
23i Cl 233 Broadway,
NEW YORK.
WESTERN OFFICE,
D. H. LAMBEUSON & CO.,
73 State Street, Chicago, 111.
ARMORY, - - - I LION, N. Y.
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SHOVELS,
SCOOPS, SPADES.
EASE IN THE BEST RAWER, BY SKILLED Y/DHOEH.
EE2EK3EB THAT CUT G2SBS ASS ALY/AYS r.LL'ADLE.
Ono Place of Solid Steel.
(JO HOLES 02 RIVETS TO WEAKEN THE BLADE.
SEfiD FOR CIftCULARC.
REMINGTON AGRICULTURAL CO.,
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Sew Yorli Office* IIS ChEnberi Street.
Twe ia*e Sulky IHm
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AND DQVI2L3 YOUR CROP!
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f mbn)i:»,lmchiat «, ai ,1 retlvrea pi wiig to f„i
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< . letv’CHgljeWiivtuuy r. bej, r a
c ippla. jRpUwiMjL 1C t’• (1 i_ H .cat tjr tvj
i .ales. P.t;omi St n- M bieli erit for Hires
niules. /nfit’ VO'-" pi rchfttit to onier cco cn
tiial'f hofcpnTSlfJrt’vu it in ttock. V.ritfelur 2jc
scriptive OiWfliar uuU I'i icea.
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Dealers in general merchandise tmd ain
try produce, under the maiuigement of J.
Forester a|ki It. E. Tatum: Respectfully so
licit a liberal patronage of the trade of Ris
ing Fawn.
We do not ])ropose to sell out at cost; we
do not propose to sell at extortiouest prices;
we do not propose to sell oh 1 lie credit system;
we do propose to keep in stock an assortment
of General merchandise to suit our customers.
We dp propose to sell goods at reasonable
prices for cash or barter.
Wo 4o propose to manage our bu-'iic>s* onr own wav, 1 allow’ rdliers
the same privilege. We axk our <!t to e J 1 nmt see’us,
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AVERY MACHINE CO.,
Ci 2 Broadway, [Jew York.
Lizzie McFarland )
vs. v Libel for T)iv tro in
•Tons *o' >t-<■• n n. j P.idu Superior Court
It pppenriti;; from tiie return of the Sh i'F
that the defendant can not be found ia t if
county. and it futher appears that tt « Deft
is not n. lesident of this State, rt >s tit trofiuo
ordered by the .court, that the Deftb-t setv
ei by pnbl: at ion, an 1 that the L> f- be re*
quired t > .appear and answet at the next
hrm of the .!• urt.‘ Sent Term ISSi.
J. 0. Fa I.:, J. S. C. C. C.
I cortif.. that the above is a true ext att
from tlie minutes of Dade Superior Court.
S. 11. Tiiukman, Clerk.
Susan Rodgers h
vs. > Libel for Divorce la
William Rodgers. I Dltde Superior Court.
It appearing; fr« t.i the return of tin sheriff
that the Defendant cannot b" found this
county, and it futher appears that the Deft
fa not a residi n i of tins State, it is therefore
ordered 1 y the Court, that Ihi Deft, be serv
ed by publication, end (hat the Deft, be re
quired to appear a in! answer at the in xt term
cf this court. S (itciober Tcrtn, 18K.
.1. C. Fain J. S. C. C. C.
I certify that the above is a true extract
from the minutes of Dado Superior Court
S. H. Ti.tbuan, Clerk.
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