Dade County weekly times. (Rising Fawn, Dade County, Ga.) 1884-1888, January 08, 1886, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextM .1. Co hi* it, .\T, D. J. W. Hi'Rskv, M. D. RJS.EY & CORPUT physicians, OffK'R, «i tfte F«*sa€® FAWN, HEOIttGIA. ~~ Dr. ATT. FRICKS, PHYSIC TAX FT SI N G FAWN, GA. Will practice in the town, vicinity, ■an/t connty. My will lie at Fri-eks Bins. stme, where I wi’l be <otmd when not proles iionnliy engaged —A. T. Fiuckh, m. t). Dr. J. P. FANN !» B-: \ T i * T DALTON.-- (iEORGI A. I aiu prepared in all the modern improve ment.* of tlcntal Apip.lances, To turn out as ,g„od rtorkns cotridve had.in the State, and at as low prices as can fie done by nt.y first-class Workman. 4 finaiwintec all work turned out to stand any Wfrd all tea scarab la tests. vVill visit Trenton dwmg court xveaks, ami at other times under spe cial afrange'meivts. Rt*t references ¥nrnishe>l J. P, Fann. BucklorvS Arnica Salve. Thk Bust Sai.VK in the World for Cuts, 'Bruises, Sores, Utcers, Sett Rheum, Fever Bore*, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, earns, and all Skin Emptier.*, and positively ■ceres Piles, orwj pay required. It is guar anteed to give perfect sanisfaction or money refunded. PrSce 25 cents |*n- bov. F6R T! A HE BY T. 11. B. 'Cor.K. If You W nt to Be Happy, If you Mant to be happy you must ho good, A innkim all right it', its t.-Av; But a far hotter u%e if ftfideTstood, Is what ? have pot to say. -If you want to be happy you must be well, W hatever the station you serve in; dVnd of alt the f.tedfeines ntee be*<rs tire lead, The good Samaritan 14crvInC. I once tried-every sort of cure, To restore ftie to good beulthj And “pent in vain, of that 1 An snre, Considerable share of'Wealth; But all was vain, fill -a friend advised, In a manner oc.t deserv-i,’ "The medicine he most highly prited Richmond's S-uiuari ta-n 'XcrX iirc. J I took liis advise; in one short week, I felt no farther pain: tor doctors are longer I had to seek, •For 1 never felt sifk ngffiin. I’m healthy and happy the whole day long So if health fie worth preservin’, The constant burden of iny song Is, try Samaritan Nervine. 'T’tvill efire tfie yobii 1 !, ’t*Xvill fcval the old, ’T’will make the wlt-do world better: At St. Joseph, Missouri, Hie medicine is sold; Drop Dr. Richmond a letter; llefill give yon advice far better 'lino wealth He,ill point out the way to preserve in The best condition your newly found health. By ti e use ofSaVtiari an Nervine. ■For Sate by T. H. B. COLE, A Wonderful E-ook. Oust published, for sale by the medical book dealers, or may be had lrom the wuthor h/lan-hocd Worn an heed. An exhaustive tie itise onSexual Excesses,the diseases arising from them, A theiv treatment ■and cure; also a brief lecture on Epilepsy and other nervous diseases, showing the relation ship existing between the sexual and nervons system, uy Dr. S. A. Richmond, St. Joseph, Missouri. Price'll<so. Fully llhiitrafed and elegantly bound, containing over 2;«l pages. This wonderful book reVeals the innermost secrets of-nafftire, ft “nil is in fact a key which opens the hook of knowledge, and plucks leaves of healing from the tree of life. It •treats of subjects of immense value to every man, woman abd thiid in the hind, and will in all probability save years of sickness and fortunes in doctor bills. Agents wanted ■everywhere, both male and female . Send at ■yuco and get agents’ circular. Si 3L3 weeliß. The POLICE GAZETTE will be mailed, securely wrapped, to any address in the Ilnited States for three months on receipt o.' ONE DOLLAR. Liberal discount allowed to postmasters. Agents and clubs. .Sample copies mailed tree Address all ocm-rs tc ItltlHAß/J K. FOX, Fr*NK!.lx PQCIKf.Tt* N. Y. LITTLE'GIANT HXD&&I7LXC COTTON PRESS, AWARDED Grand Gold Medal BsiNa First Premium on Cotton Presses, AT THE NEW ORLEANS EXPOSITION. Wo have been making these presses for several .years, and for en»e of working, perfrclinn of mnehlnei y and snllsfaction 10 the User, they aro without a rival, We make them w thboxes frem ft to 13 feet deep "With the deep hex but little tramping is needed. Wo make a bale of from 500 to 650 lbs. weight. Our prot-ses work by band or slratvi power, as Yu ay be desired. Prices vary according to srzeand kind of Press desired. Our LITTLE GIANT HTORAI LIC PRESS is THE BEST tt’sttWH Press made. TVrtle for a Circular, Manufactured by J. w. CARDWELL & Cp., agents wanted, Richmond, V% BUCKEYE BUGGY CO., COLTitBITE, 014X0, Locdlas MaauJacltiert of lips, Mb, Mbs, «feo.» 'too. Sblpmen tn Simply or by Car Load to all t'arta of tb* V. 0. Only First-Class Work Hade, “ THE BEST 18 THE CHEAPEST.” Correspomance w3?h fha Trade Solicited. SSYD FJR CATALOGUE, • Glicttlb: SO 6ltlm to Hcltet iron, Dade County limes TREN TON, GEORGIA. Friday, January 8, 1886. Brice, Sin ode Covy > $1 00 i*au Annum PICKED UP. Rain, snow, land sleet this morning, M. A. B. Tatum was afi J fb\vri fTEr® yesterday. Walking Sv.i'tr, S 1.00 up at Joe Simpson’s, CliattfiHoogtt. School opens up this week with several new scholiars. Overcoats, .$2 up at Joe Simpson's hat ttmrofga,'l enn, Byron Tatnm is back this week to rcpair(?) his fathers fencing. Dr. Morris can t«>lk and knows more Prohibition than any man in town Children’s, Boy’s, and Youth’s suits, in endless variety at Joe Simp son’s, Ohnttaooga. Our town was quite full of people Tuesday—at lire auction and sale day. J. B. Williams is now out of business with J. A. Case tk Son, — John L Case, of the firm, taking his place. Johnnie Crabtrec’.is in our office this week slinging type, and he makes a tight good hand for an “amateur.” Mrs. M. E. Maxwell Inti- been very ill for the |;*st few • Jays, but is slightly improving. For the best bargains in Clothing, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, Trunks, and Valices, call at Joe Simpson’s, Chattanooga. Philo McKesson, colored, is under bond to he tried before the commit ting court in town to-day on another charge of larceny from the Companv stoic at Rising Fawn. Thepcople of Dclvalb county, Ala., ©.light to come up and inspect enr courthouse. To would, at least ought to, put them in mind to either renovate theirs or pot it hack among hills aftd appoint a vigilant co'mwTtee to pre vent its ever being seen by a stranger. Bob Slaton of Deer Head cove, was arrested by Sheriff Brock Wednesday at Rising Fawn on ? hill fonnd for Inihidviug a minor whiskey, and in default of bond was lodged in jail. An audience was disappointed last night in gathering at iho Mel hod nt chin eh house to hear a temperance lecture from Rev. C. M. Cambell, who did not come. We are probably re sponsible for the mistake, at least par tially. The new organ has been bought and placed in the Methodist church house, and will in some appropriate ceremo nious manner he delivered to-night to the voting ladies who raised the funds to purchase i*., The instilment is an Es ley. A party of fifty-six serenaded Ben Brock and his little lady last Wednesday night, Every available thing that could make a noise was brought into service, which certainly wakened every thing for miles around. Mr. Noah Killian has just returned from a visit to Crow Creek Tenn., to see his sola lives, David Lynch and family, formerly of this county now of Texas. Mi*. Lynch is quite ill and not now aide to c -me to Dade, and would like for Iter friends and relatives in Dade to visit her. Maruied.—At the residence of the hiide’s father, S. A. Blair, Cook’s Springs, Ala , Dec. 27, 1885, Mr. A. M. Hale, of Rising Fawn, to Miss Lillie Blair, Rev Mr. Perry afficiaiing We all wish them a happy voyage as they go hand in hand through life’s journey—as they pass down the tide of time. Son Rosa. [We regret that the above was tnisßplaced last week, which prevented its being then published.—Ed] t Wc did not have the pleasure of attending tlie entertainrmnt given by the Ryrd’s Chapel Dramatic Chib at Rising Fawn last Friday night, but learn that it was a brilliant success ir. every respect. A very complimen tary assemblage was present, which did good remuneration to the under taking. Information reached us that the members of the club were not feeling well disposed towards the Trentonites because they did not give the enter tainment a Respectably large atten dance Well! all thc|flMlogy wc can give is, that we havc tnstouujFrgone a seige by a dozen girls collecting money tor church purposes; and it cmatrfly. cannot be expected that enough money after such a seige, will he left in a community to pay its railroad fan? and admission fee to a public enter 1 lainmcnt. j K* jAi'tV Col feetorts Mpmgaud Y\ an .vithifl tbe last few days have seised and destroyed-in Jladeishum county four illicit di-tileiics., wbh ovci l twenty-tour hundred ujaLLujs ot mash { and beer, and aided the arrest of four vypij|pavo been peknWtfited to JE*>tsi>, cpyuty jail. - - ~-#r- LasV-Batniday CcT|*jge merly of Berrien coiin' wife in Colquitfccunty. the poison and left, not \mfiTg to ste the effect. Two neighbor ladies went to see her before it was too late, and physicians being summonsed, rescued her from its c<Tect>*,“and_is out of dan ger. lugratM lias been "caught ar.d committed to jail, to await the Supe rior Court. Out of eighteen cases that, went to •the Supreme Court last year fiom Judge Fain’s Circuit, only t four were reversed. Only two these were trie l before him. Ona being Judge Sim mons and the other Judge Hammond's. This is a spitended iecord. Compar ing favorable with shat of any Judge on the i bench, in Georgia, or else whare. Facts speak hinder than the biattiiey uf prejudiced minds. — News ik Farmer. - Tme Balsamic Hr a lino and Soth ino properties ot Samartian Nervine a.ie marvelous, “My brother, aged 19. had Pits from his infancy, Samaritan Nervine cured him ” A. W. Curtis Osaki.', Minn. $l5O, at Druggists. Xan- ed Ben T. Brock is the fortunate young man of Dade. Last Teosnay evening, Jan, 5* he enjoyed the realization ol the clearest dream of his youthful life —leading to the liymenial alter one of Dade’s fairest and most accomplished voting ladies, Miss Sallie F. Cmeton. Ihe ceremony took place at the real deuce of the bride’s father, Col. J. W, Cmeton, Rev. J. L. Prater offici ating. No cards were ou t , and but one or two immediate triends and a few relatives were present. At Mrs. N. M. Brock’s, Don’s moth er, we were among the party that en joyed a dinner leplete ’.u every n-sj/ect given to the happy couple and those who had gathered to celebrate the oc casion. Certainly we wish them all the happiness that wedded life affords, hope that the utmost means have been used tu prevent the pigs from gwltin# in his(their) garden and under the house. — — —»■»'— Thursday morning we saw Kbep lying on the step.? of the court house door—a sure evidence that Ben was not many yards off. Stepping over we could neither find nor see anythi"- .it Hen, and poor Shcp wag'/wl - his H .l ft ml looked as forlorn as i he realized that lie had lost his la st friend and master. Slander Ot all the enemies of man-hind, the one most to be dreaded is the back biter, From him, you have no chance 1 1 defend yourself. Like the deadly cobra he steals upon you unawares and st ikes hrs duadly tangs into the very vitals of your character without a moments warning. The man or woman who pu*s in c’ronlation evil rep<>rts( which ten times t<> one are onlj reflections of their own evil niinds)shonld at once be discharg ed from all respectable society; he is only a companion fit for thieves and murderers. “Behold what a great matter « little fire kimlletli” some times. A look, a word, an act not exactly understood may he the founda tion of a stoiy which would (ill* vol umes. It is the- case in many places that a lady cannot go out walking or riding, receive a friendly call or correspond with a gentleman without) exci'ing suspicion, and the slandere stands ready, watching fn something from which to nianufactmo an exciting tale. Little does the back-biter think or care for the misery and trouble it sod by this malicious practice. T have seen families where peace and harmony were forever destroyed by the slanderer. Confidence in each other once lost is not easily restored. The slanderer may flourish for awhile as the green hay tree, hut retribution will surely overtake him, yet be his punishment ever so severest can never heal the wounds he has made in the hearts of others. Mm ■ Jctus nv I him, turn a ear hy begins to telLd*hat all Treat himjfw iite gtlol contempt let hi thttMinirderer aifflrtliiel for hrs nfeqPfe|U& lie who rouOnother of his good name, is worse tman he who robs him of his gold, M. A. Hover. Lower Salnm O, Dec, 29ih. '?rrw*v,r pa f.r c-i? r liHißlll|.£■ ylfttftfiil.Ul wl wiei.i.il 111 order to disniuisli.our. .stork,; we have marked down all our clothing mm* 15 to 25 per cent. We are overstocked, mid hopnd to have money to pay bills v< ill?* iienee t reduction iu prices. Our great discount 'ilatti of clothing offers an oportuvlty to buy. men,Boy, and sails, G vei touts, sin gle Pants, Coats or Vests at ’owe r prices Hum have ever before been named in dial tan* oga. You are invited to call and see our stock and prices in Gents’ Furrishing Goods, Hals, Trunks, Yaliees, etc. “Hi m PillCD AM) LOWEST PiliSEi) OLdTHIERd’ I. GREE N, 831 Market st VW s^xhol. 1101)1110’ ItODtt&ts,- of OKjv* »•«. >- ai.m>i\x. MeSgtr: We have this day tratis feired the stock oi goods an 1 accounts at Rising Fawn, . 'i a., which were transferred to us by Flicks Bros. dan. 5, 1884, hack to them. The stock and accounts were transferred to its to, secure ns for money loaned to them t-> keep thorn oat of financial trouble?. Since that time they have been acting as agents for us to sell tire stock and collect accounts amt to pay the money to us to satisfy the loan above mentioned. They have per formed the duty so satisfactorily that there is no father necessity for ns hold ing the stock and accounts any longer. \Ye have this day released all claims to the stock and accounts and trans ferred it hack to them, and given them an honorable discharge as our agents. W. 0. Beetles & I>R >. Chattanooga. Tenn., Dec. 8, 1885. Excitement in Texas. Great excitement has been caused in the vicinity of Parris, Texas, l>y *he remarkable recovery of Mr. J. E. Corley, who was so helpless he could not turn in hod or raise his everybody said he was dying wiih con- A trial bottle of Dr. King's New • was-s.mt biru. Kin ding relief, !e b«Bght a largo hott! • and a box of i>r. King's New Life Tills; by the time h - had tuk< n two boxes of fills and two bottles of the Discov ery, he was well and had gained in li.nh thirty-six pounds-. Trial bottles of this great Discovery for cmnmifiption ft so i.t «r. a. r. cole 050K01 », Dade County, By virtue of >.n order from the Court of Ordinary of sail county, will be sold on the first Tuesday in January, IBSfi, before the court houso door in Trenton of said county, within the legal hours of sale, following prop erty, to win Ninety acres more or less of lot of land, number two bun died and *’■ !yr.ine(2;B) in tbs loth district and 4th section of said county, being tho northern portion of said lot, thirtecx acres, more or less, ■eftot num ber 22d same district and section and adj.do ing ihe aforesaid part of lot 24d on the north. Said land being the dower, including all the buildings, laid off to Mrs. K. E. Sutton, widow of Leroy Sutton, rlccea-ed, sold am the property of Leroy Sutton, deceased, for dis tribution and payment of debts. Terms of salg, one-fourth ash, bnllanee twelve month notes with approved security-. J. M. Suttov, Administrator. Wh a'jt an l>n e. nv trying .gun and keeping up courage many things seemingly imp ■--ibie may t- • at tained. Hundreds of hopeless cases of Kid ney and Liver Complaint have been cured 1 y Electric Bitters, after everything else bin w- n tried in vain. So. Ain't think there is no cure for you, but try Electric Bitters, There is no modi ine so safe, so pure, and so perfect a blood purifier. Electric Bitters w.l; cure Dyspepsia, Diabetes and all Diseas' s of the Wlncys. Invaluable in affections of Liver, and overcome otl I'rinn ry fiifiicultios. Large Bottles only hi) cts. |#¥. 11. B. Corn's. 1 l ' Will be sold before the court house door in the town >f Trenton. Dude cottniy-, Georgia, between the leg.il hours of Sale, on the first Tuesday in January n ■ xt, 188'!, the following property to wit: fiotof land No. f,:t in 18th di.it. and 4th sec. of said eonnty:?aid laud sold as tho property of Larkin P.iyoo to satisfy a Superior Court li. fa. in favor of M. .4. B. Tamil, ad uiuistrator on the estate of E. \\. Forester, deceased, vs. said Larkin Payne. Property pointed out by defendant. Tenant \n possession uoufi ■ 1. THE NEW AND ELEGANT —H3GH ARM B T 13 E T £IBU F 55 hf*s ma b §U m b JLNh il L f j u t SSWiNC MACHINE 10 TIIL BEST. BUY 1-70 OTHER. J£D?‘ *** ' v ~V =^~ ■ . mmssm \ X-; :I r; . ~y - -~l . • U / \,| L H f: h: ..vs- !■ Tho B ABIES’ FAVORITE, because it ia LIGHT EUNNIKO and does cucli beautiful work. -Agents’ Favor* ite,because it is a quick an a. easy seller. AGENTS WINIEDINPOGCUPiED TERRITORY. for omQ-t73n.A^n. JUNE BIANSJFACTUBSNG CO, Cor. La Sails Avenne and Ontario Street CHICAGO, ILL. udail la^Swit, WRiCHT S INDIAN VEGETABLE FILLS •we’a Vtp-uVr. Us Orisiar. Ffico 2S*. *il Orattiltt i nq n n n Pp\ p^p>ME\ e m A:.'| m fejpiffiW|^p iSilliititl" fiAllii li ML ** f & LhEmmlJs h v CTTBEa rHoVSori'.. Orcnn, Aaflrrs, Bronet-dtla, Douce'.gia, Uhoontaaan. B!eoS.a* rt the Longs, r: nrwraecs. Intf-ionaa, -.ark-iii* .V . ’i, i t coping Con- - . Cwarrh, ChOlora.Morbus, Uyifeptsry, C’nr-m.o ItjSi'r..- - .1, Kii-oyt .;u.: s; - - Vi-. . il'-wyo'c, ir- ■- jr. T. S 3. ITobuson 6£ Co., Hc-eten, hTaac. pa a iV9#9" mak= |«i y # li) hS Mi \A k!li j . I v\ >™ "non f f J ;j il H % w ffeitlft yTbj-ood. N ifeiiLv hills Foid o-it aho it ttieui and you will aiWßys be tlia.uii.tuJ. One pul a dcse. Illustrated panxphltt ..via*' Boidei rShere.crt-il fo»gßa.inafmps. Dr. li arjoaiTßO?TftOO., sa C.H.Bt„gostass. Sheridan’s f-, M M'p V"G KJ E3ff \ ft f-^ 3 b' & U - l ?ike C n Pcwd--is alwolutolyjt f.lf- \ Ig-Vi, W[| S'*. 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S-'ootch TTorroTCn xrltti Handler, v / j « V _ Y ■j t W Parry’si'at. Adjustable Auger yfamUeos rV/ t\f n v \.f WiVvv?) good r«o»ir. hMr-'il‘ 'SS All cooes WtrnwM. TFIX CTVT.KB CP HIV, VESS. Do i - f u-pt to write fer Tricesand Oatalogot •. The Sesilep far the SoutSiJ Either for ho-23 uso or for Bliipment to Noethebn Markets, —l3 > gso 3 ranrfs &fia g 5 a f ffl q n Bi H RIP A i kalhifi. I ll'UlfiasaLfae [ This valuable variety, as well as a lull 'lst of the most desir&We | M 2? <• sTa p> 0 ES aß?p Q ® Yy 2-si '-Aj.s U.VJ J f ia l&J Urn tij • aAa .. .a Al> Will be found described In rer Manual of “ Evjrvr-:xr. cor tite Gap.df.x,” which will be sent to any &uur««» on receipt otsin-.’s pie.] to cover postage. rr> ’ B A) SSKDKMEN A CHOV/ESS, J 5 v c*v r* f* r-i. g w (S*^^n fln hi I■ Q 8S ga? c«niaa.it st., j' oful rib!syos bod gj uUa 7^ xsr 3PJFS.ICSS. • OOKS ILLION rnmnhtc Hovels and Other Works, by Famous Authors, Almost Given Away ! 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