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About Dade County weekly times. (Rising Fawn, Dade County, Ga.) 1884-1888 | View Entire Issue (April 30, 1886)
Cbt ?a>t Cawnlg SoMw ©nits, 1 1 L»- - ' "-■" 1 "- T. A. HAVT*ON, Editor S’, Prop’r Entered **t Ttwfc Pest Offioe art TneJft ton as<!»econ(fl cl* ss inatl matter, TRENTON - - - GEORGIA mm. inn 50, 1-1, Jay G-oLS.b, declares fcimself in fa vor of artotT&tßtg tSre labor troubles. Atlanta, •■(***»« to be paining some Tiotriety in building wufroads on pa per. The State Democratic Executive Committee will meet at AHanla, Kim ball tic £d.<of next month. A leading Rej*'b l liea?i journal, the National Review, is whooping up Jas. Blaine Vat President ih 1686 alrea dy. CrtATTAXoafIA lmd a little strike— stone cutters and masons want higbei wages. It maybe little-difficult to adjust, —-« o > SoMnsMßs it «s if the press speaks OTiwiitly in saying that the President will shortly wed an Albany lady. Wait and see, Sam Jkmkus, has a line laid out which takes him to Maryland, Indi ana, Washington, New York, Mis souri, Ohio, and Canada, Prohibition, has been defeated at Richmond, V®. Tiro result was 8,- 941 in favor of the “wet 5 ’ ticket •gainst 3,260 for prohibition. Hamilton County. Tenn., has ef fected a County Temperance Alli ance originating in ChattaDooga, and without regard to existing parties. ■■ —a - Jeff. Davis, has expressed himself favoring a court of arbitration between labor and capital, and suggests that £< should bo on the plan of co-partner ship upon whiuh mutual interest and profits should be considered. “Bk thou faithful over a few things an l I will make thee ruler over many thing*,” Wonder if Sam Jone’s faithfulness “over a few things” was what put his “sayings” into every body’s mouth ? Or is it because he bas has been favored by such a heavy tide of popular opinion that none dare to contradict him ? Modesty in a woman is something that should be admired and something that all women should be possessed ol « requisite amount. But does not that woman whoso modesty is shocked at sight ot a base bail uniform possess an over amount of the commodity in question ? If it is a proper “caper” for ladies to become shocked at the sight af knee pants, we imagine our ancestral tua’s had time for little than blushing. Never in the history of the coun try has there been anything Kko the present labor organizations. Rules are made by them which fix the hours of labor and the compensation, and employers are expected to accept. As could not bo otherwise expected, it lias produced a very unhealthy state of affairs—susdended the investment of capital and the operation of indus ries of various kinds. Public opin ion is is supiemo in this country, and whenever those organizations make unreasonable demands they will promptly loso their power. But the possibilities of such au organization is simply incalculable. > » . We will bet our last summer’s straw hat against a ginger cake that Gen. Gordon will be our next Gover nor ; and wc might be induced to bet a little heavier.—DeKalb Chronicle. We will soe your straw hat and raise you a linen duster that Bacon is the next Governor of Georgia,— Jonesboro News. We will see your linen duster, and raise you a box of cigars that Gordon will be the man.— Atlanta Capital. Wk don’t believe Gen. Gordon is concerned about it, but if trust and confidence is merited, A. O. Bacon, is due the honor, and we will raise both straw hat and box of cigars with our fishing tackle that Bacon is the next Governor. POCTRY- Her Answer. "“I at* going >o be married/’ bo so'ffty said, She bxfleod up in swift surprise. The color ft (rtn.out ihrr bright face if e<3, Tl e li£ht gun dim in hiv cyos. “You’re going*to be married,” she echoed low, Iler voice bad a steady tone. ■“I htyie you’ll be happy y here’er you go.” A cough hid a little moan. '■l know your bride will be good and true, Yvtfc never‘cit&ld Mve nliy 'other.” She steadily looked in his eyes dark blue.; “£ tsnd-er yo* joy, my 4>ruifcet/* “I am going to be married—that is I bqpe To be, though I hardly know—- ©ear love, shall I longer ,pino and mo.pe? I tremble fo<r foatt- o«f 'No.' ” The color that out of her face had fled Came back with a deeper hue ; ‘‘Why, isn’t it funy 'l ” she shyly said, That I atn lohe carried too ?” CORRESPONDECE. Ftf® m A a. Ed Times: —The first official gun of the State campaign was fired to-day by Mr. J. 11. Polhill, last Thursday in calling tba Sta.tc Executive Com mittee to meet at the Kimball on the 10th of May. Now fat ire all hope that when these wise and patriotc committeemen meet they will not call the convention earlier than August— and the later the Better. It is ofi course settled that any honest man! who receives an honest nomination by' the convention will be governor, even though Dr. Felton should mount the platform of railroad commission—a chaingang—prohibition p rank s—a long campaign will do no good. The candidates will have their work to do beforehand. In fact the work looks as though it was now complete pro vided! Gordon does not conclude to give it a finishing touch. If he should Gordon will he governor. If not. Bacon. These are my opinions for what they are worth. ‘Congressional matters are not very interestsng to the general public yet. Hon. P. L. Mynott will evidently aga : tib- in the rape from the sth District The confederate soldiers in this vi cinity have organized, and will form a precession to welcome Jeff. Davis on his visit here the Ist of May. All visiting soldiers wffl be invited to join the procession and many an old veteran will that day honor the fallen hero under the shadow of the Ameri can flag. The arrangements for the unveiling of the monument® are completed. Gen. Evans will offer the opening prayer, and Henry W Grady will in troduce the orator of the day. A sale cf real estate in Atlanta this month furnished some solid arguments on the question of prohibition or its effects, or tho value ot property, fhe lots lay two and a half miles from the center of the city, and Rold at the rate of over $4,000 per acre—a ju ice far above the tax assessment. This calls up the fact that while Atlanta was the first she is no longer the largest city in tho world, a prohibitory law by popular vote, as Providence, Rhode Island, now enjoys that distinc tion. The railroad commission is in sess. ion &t present, listening to the argu ments in cases brought by Messrs. Dunn & lloos against railroad dis crimination. No concnlskm will like ly bo reached this week. The capitol commissioners last Thursday investigated and passed upon over $35,000 in a A omit for work on tho new capitol. Tli*^}) filing is slowly but surely looming up. E. L. S. ' A decision lias been rendered by the courts in Utah sustaining ihe su premacy of the national statutes and giving mot-monism another effectual blow, _—.— -——*»*♦«<*>— Tn* Committee on Labor of the Lower House of Congress has decided to report to the flausc a substi ntc for the Blair Educational Bill, which pro vides that the receipts from the sale ol public lands and other revenues of the general land office shall he divided among the States and Territoiics for educational purposes. i » Some’ strong and good men are in the field as aspirants to Congress from this district. Nothing can be deter mined as to who will teceive the nom ination. Judge Fain is very strong in our county. No man h?s ever yet entered the field and filled the office that stands higher in the estimation and Confidence of our people than Judoou Clements. THE DM MUTUAL INSTITUTE. Vive K'cxft, TERM of this "school 'begins TOSDAT, Dill 2d, IBBs> Mind ends may a, iss&. . M - t - r .... . i # "This institution wss organized Jan. 1885, Since the organization it has been doing a steady, successful Wot'k. The enrollment ct the pYeselit term is 1 ID, it is located ait Trenton, Dade coun ty, Ga., on the A. G. S. It. R., eight een miles south of Chattanooga.. Trenton is attmctnv'o on tine account of a.ts healthy locality and generous people The building has been furnished with patent, folding desks; and during vacation the house tvat repaired ami thoroughly renovated. Whatever was necessary to secure the comfort, con venieitoe, and success of the student, has been done; and whatever farther, may in the future be needed or neces sary to Becnio these ends, will be provided. The facilities offered here for obtaining a good practical educa tion arc unsurpassed. Four teachers are employed. They ar« all young, active, earnest, and in tensely practical. Miss Ei a Reid, of Winchester, Tenn,, trained and edu cated in a Normal School, will take Mu. Terrill’s place. Miss Mary Maitland, of Chattanooga, takes charge of the Music Department. TlwTpopnlarity of tlra’ school is growing steadily. We have had vis itors every day of this Term. This one fact shows thatotlr work is appreciated The claims of this school arc nob mere idle talk 7^r~v in the various grades and departments as follows: Primary, $1.50 pr mo.; $7.50 pr term. Int’rmed’t.. 2.50 “ “; 12.50 “ Academic, 350 “ 17.50“ •• Commercial Course, - 10.00 *• “ Incidental Fee, -- - .50 “ “ Music on Tiano with Instilment, per month $3.50; per term $17.50. V.ln Organ, same rates and terms. Terms of tuition art- strict ly monthly. This is a neces sity to as- We are compelled to pay salaries of teachers and, all other expenses from tuition fees- Incidental fee mast he paid on catering school Board can he obtained in the best families at from eight to ten dollars per month. Students wishing to hoard themselves can rent rooms and evil much cheaper. —»> > The necessary cost of text hooks comparatively small. It will vary troin $1,50 to $5.00 psr term,{"accord ing to grade. The hooks are kept on sale at Tteuton. . denis should he pres ent. on the 0«u of open big■ For further inhumation apply to E. B, PENNINGTON, TRENTON. CA. MJ. Coßl'i’T, M. I). J. \V. ItvssK*, M. D RUSSEY & CORPUT rnisicuvs, Office, at the Fiknacb RISING FAWN, GEORGIA JOE SIMPSON, - THE ONE PRiCE clothier. KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND A Fall Lino of Gents, Youths . Boys, 'and Childrens Ckrfbimg, events EuWdshinn Goods, Hats, Caps, Trunks, Valicet, etc-, etc- Examine our One Dollar White Dress Shirt, The Best EVer Known in the Marleek, 705, Market St., Next door 3d. Nat’l Bank, (Iliattail»o£<*l, Tl’lHl ■ i wmw i— mm iimmiwi— ■■■ ■ On ■urn— i— tti— IM ,, . . imm ■,„ „ , v TO TJETIEIS thabe -OP RISING FAWN AND VICINITY . 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