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Q-jj . T'M'C vLj ft I iivll V. iTH — Through Pul man Buffet l Car Chattanooga ■—xu— New York V I A &afct Train. A; K!teitn(!»ah Viilicy RtmU’S. K. Y'. ni-f'RRSS ROUTS. TIMK. Loave Chattanooga E. T. V. A G 9 4') p m Arriro Knoxville “ “ 140 a m Bristol « “ 615 ain “ EtoAnoko K. Sc MV. ll 45 ani j rt Phei). June. S. V. R. S. BS3p ni *' Washington 11. kO.R.R. 10 'lO p m " Raltiware B. &P.R.R.11 30 p m '» Philadelphia l’cnn. R. R- 330 ain • « • Kow York “ 7 00 a m Virginia Springs ali open—at low rates. Rxcursstn rates lotver than eYar. For farther particulars Write oT call upon I .1, V. Norris, Ticket Agont, Macon ; Jack Ti. ket Agont, Atlanta; or Chas. N Minight, District Passcngoi Agont, Atlanta. 15. W. WrenN, General Peasscngcr Agent, , KnoYvillk Trnk. +** W R *© O.' Physician & Surgeon. OFFICE'- Court-house. % >o\, •*-- Dr. J. P. FANN S*UT4 T S * T D A hTO N\ - - GEORGIA. I aw prepared in all thb modern improve ment, of Dental App innees, to turn out as 'ga ol work as oofild he had in the State, and at »s low prioes *.< can he done by any first-class Workman. I guarantee a 1! work thrhed out to »t*nd any and all reasonable tests. Dr, A, T. FRICKS, PHYSICIAN* MSI X G FAW N, GA. Will practice in tfie town, vicinity And county. My OFFICE will be at | Flicks Rii>k. store, where I wiU bo DUiid VfUen snt proleesionally engaged —A. T. FRICKS. M. p. MJ. Copm, M. I)v J. vv. Ru3sky> M. D RUSSEY & CORPUT I’IIVSICMXS, Office, at the Furkat-r RISING FAWN, GEORGIA J. J. SULLIVAN & SRO. -THE BOSS- C ROGERS For All Kinds of Groceries and Produce. Particular Attention Clvon to the Purchasing and Shlplng of Such Articles as Can bo Pr«CHfc<3 £ss the Market. No. ll West 9th Street. Chnttanooga - Term. HOTCSiIO-^ CARRIAGE WBRIS. OUR Wo. 14 BUCCY. Yve manufacture Open and Top Bug ties, consisting of tho Side Spring, End Spring, Brev.jtor, Timken and Edward Storm Spring. Also various stales of Two-Saatcd Can riages, Wagons, Cutters and Slaighs. OUB Ite. ■ WACOM. Liberal discount to the trade. Send for Catalogue aiul Prices before buying. H9TCHKIM CABRSA3E WORKS, SYOAOISU, X. Y. JULY S H MR IFF SALE. W-|ll he gold before ti e court hi use door in ♦ho town of fronton, D;tde county, Georgia, lx-tween liio legal hours of s.ilo, oa the first Tuesday in July next, the following prop erty, to wit: Lot of land no. 33 in the l oth district and 4th section "of said county: Said lot of land levied on and to he sold ns the property of Larkin Payne to satisfy a Superi or Court Fi. l'a. in favor of M. A- n. Tatum, ** Administrator on the estate'd \\ - ~*er. dececsril, against re d r.arkin Payne. Pro; ■ jtv pointed out by defendant: and ten ant Hi I J] not,' il in a tint a!. .»«re > part Id> t -mIM-i to -a;it tv - ,5.1 F V 1 ti. < 1 ...A| r 1■ ' - I Dade Ceunty times. i trwr intrar-ww*-* . - nn-. c:.*ir*wrt I U::tr>.*.Y, Jo; 15 -1, .p-ffilj. ’1 REN TUN, GEORGIA. LOCAL and PERSONAL. We predict wav n«xA Representative taco to bo a warm one, Colo C ity is building a new school house on top of tho mountain at the upper caVnp. A freight was wrecked yesterday, between Rising FdWn and this place ditching five or six cam. The pblitii al pot is getting above boiling point, but ail democrats and no one will get seriously scaided 1 The Delonegah Signal sayS that neither Bacon nor Gordon are the choice of the people of that county — Lumpkin. Obe of our most estesrned citizens ttays that the Constitution scaictdy does anything else except to lie in the gubernatorial race. Pine Grove expecte a large attend ance at the “foot-washing next Sun day Dinner will be had and pre pared ou the ground. Ail the lands known as the Empire Works land, was sold last Saturday John Swann, the trustee of the sale, bought tho tracts, containing over 2,000 acres tor $5,000. Collector Tatum, has been making it rather unpleasant for the moonshi ner. lie captured a still and its op erators on the line of Murray and Gil mer counties a few days ago. Tom Ellison, section foreman on the A. G. 8. R, R., was the first to report change ot guage ou his section, after orders Were given to all foreman on the Queen & Crescent time to that effect. Wash Long, died last Saturday night about 11 o’clock. His remains were interred at the Brown Gap, on Sand Mountain, Monday morning. A large number ot friends of the deceased gathered at the burial servicer. President Cleveland got married Wednesday evening to aliss Folsom, sure enough. The ceremony took Ijutce at Washington without lestiv lies. He was the first of the Presidents that over married while holding the office. It was not our pleasure to attend the pic-nie at Byrd’s • Chapel last Satur day, It is reported us a brilliant suc cess in every respect plenty of peo ple, plenty to eat, Interesting address es by various speakers, and a general enjoyable time with all. MV. U, Jacoway, returned from Calhoun Wednesday evening, and reports conventions held in cotiiFies, and delegates instructed as follows : Catoosa, Murray, Gordon, for J - C. Fain ; Haralson for due Blanc. Catoosa lor Bacon, and the others for Gordon. • ■ •give C-a ■ Bucklon’o Arnica Salve. TitK Bust Sai.ve in the w.-rld for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sore*, Tetter, Chapyod Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively ceres Files, or no pay required. It is guar anteed to give perfect saaisfaction or monoy refunded. Price 25 cuts ner box. FOR RALE BY T. fl. li. Cock. Meiicc. ‘ To the Tcople of Dade County— The business of the farniei* of Dade comity requiis attention, owing to the fact of very heavy reins. It is there fore thought best not to do any busi ness at the adjourned term oj Dade Superior Court, excepting the business oj motions ifee. Therefore, tho Jury men and Witnesses ate not required to attend said adjourned tetm. May 213, 18b0. J. C, Fatk, J. S. C. C. C. Saved his Life. Mr. D. I. Wileoxson, of Ilorpe Cave, Ivy., say? he whs for many years badly afflicted w.th Phthisic, also diabetes; the pains were almost linenifuraldo and sometimes would al most throw him into convulfinns. He tried Electric Bitters, and got relief from the first bottle,and after taking six bottles,was entire ly cured and gained in flesh eighteen pounds. Kays ho positively believes iio would have died, had it not been for the relief afforded be Electric Litters. Sold at Fifty Cents a bnttly by T. H. B. COLE. For Sale, A farm aboutpSVj miles west of Rising Fawn, this county, containing 290 acres; about 75 cleared, undor funce and in Snc state of cultivation; well watered. Address Tin 1:3 Ofkicr. » * BILK BEANS! Wlr.tnfunnyrmmo for <1 medicine! Nevertheless it is very siirnilicant as applied to tho article. Bill*, according to Webster, ♦<? “a yel j iowish bitter, viscid nauseeotts fluid, 1 secreted by the liver.” Whenever tho j livci docs net net- ruvrer’y this fluid is retained in G 0 Un i V <- polhonS the ■ '.vh *oi ' , .tem,ro(i saHtwnes:? imi uik;>' rp.-‘ii r . SMITH’SBJLLB BEANS ! •-. Uil ■ ■ ■ ’ I p- t •• rul ♦ per KnU**. Shooting Affra.;, Between j.-M MUlot and Freas wood at Rlsin" Fawn. Rising Fawn was thrown into a lit tle fever «.f excitement last Tuesday evening, by a fciidoting affray between J M Miller anti ess wood, tho hotel keeper at that placce. It is not as cot tainput as to tho nature of tho feel ing existing bt-tiVden them before the shooting. Prof. Miller was boarding with and was going to his supper at the time. lie war, ascend ing tho stops whittling very vigorous ly a piece of wood, when Press wood, who r was standing at the top of the stairs, without ’a moments warning drew his pistol and fired, the shot tak ing effect in Miller’s right arm, with out seriously injuring it. Presswood, then made several rapid snaps, which, beyond little doubt, would have re sulted fatally, but pistol failed to re volve, in consequence did not fire. Miller stepped back behind the stair way, drew his pistol, approached Presswood and fired at him, but with out effect. At tiiHt lime friends inter ferod and stopped the difficulty. A preliminary trial of both parties will be had of both parties at that place next Saturday. BASE BALL. to ?8 ten fi avoe* ofi* 4?ie Ta emtosss a 3 (tsc oi’ Use Easl2a Ssaaaaaag. The game between the Chattanoaga* and Trcntons at Chattanooga, last Tuesday, was not altogether devoid of inieresi. Partly fiuni the tact there was aoiiie fine plays on both sides. The game was close atui exciting lo the eighth inning, when tiie score stood 19 to 18 in favor of the Tlen tous. But the Tlentous were forced to give the game to the Clntttani.ogas without getting their last inning in order to catch their train for home. The umpiring of Clark in the first part of 'lie gnme was all that saved the Chattanooga* frail) an in glorious defeat. The people «lio numbered about 800 saw the manner in which Clark was robbing tho Tren tons, turned against their own club, and hissed Clark from the ground and substituted Mr, Young, a prolosiona! umpire, themselves. Alter the sub stitution of Mr. Voting, who umpired with chacteiutie t fairness, Chatta nooga couldn’t hold her own. Morris on’s pitching was far superior to that of Fords, Two double plays made by I lie Tremens was worthy <>f profess ionals. Brock, in left field and Tay lor in center field, each cathing a fly ami throwing out a man at first base. Ben Brock took the cake anti the bou quet. The Chattanoogas were given the game, and did not win it by •* score of to 18, which they had the gall and cheek Co publish in the pa pers. If You W int to Be Happy, If you want to be hapny you must bo gooJ, A mr.xim nil right in its way; Rut a far better oue if understood, Is what I have got to say. If you want to be happy you must bo well, Whatever tho station you serve in; And ol all the medicines ono bears tho lead, The good Sanakitah Norvinc. I once tried every sort of euro, To restore me to good health; And spent in vain, of that I’m sure, Considerable share of woaltbp But ail was vain, till a friend advised, In a manner sost deservin’ The medicine he most highly prized Richmond’s Samaritan Nervine. J.I took his advise; in one short weak, I felt no further paint • For dootois no longer 1 bad to seek, For 1 never felt sick again. I’m healthy and happy the whole day long So if health be worth preservin’, The constant burden of my song Is, try Samaritan Nervine. ’T’will euro the young, ’t’will heal the old ’T’-.vill make tho whole world better: At St. Joseph, Missouri, the medicine is sold; Drop Dr. Richmond a letter: Ile’ill give you advice far better ‘ban wealth lie,ill point out the way to preserve in The best condition yotir newly found health, l>y the use ofSnmarilan Nervine. A Wonderful Book. Ju*t published, for rale by tho medical book dealers, or may be bad direct from the author Manhood Womanhood. An exhaustive treatiseonSexual Excesses,She diseases arising from them, Sc their treatment and cure; also h brief lecture on Epilepsy and other nervous diseases, showing tho relation ship existing betweon tho sexual and nervous system. By Dr. S. A. Richmond, St. Joseph, Missouri. I’rice $1.50. Fully illustrated and elegantly bound, containing over 250 pages. This wondiyful hook reveals the innermost secrets of nature, and is in fact a key which opens tho book of knowledge, and plucks leaves ef healing from the tree of life. It treats of subjects of immense value to everv man, woman ar.d child in the land, and will in till probability save years of sickness and fortunes in doctor bills. Agents wanted every where, both male and female. Send at uce nnd get agents’ circular. Captain’s Fortunate Discovery. ''Cant. Coleman, schr. Weymouth, plying be twee Atlantic City and N. Y, had been troub led with a cough so that he was unable to sleep, and was induced to try Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption. It not only gave him instant relief, but allayed the extreme soreness in his breast. His children wore sim ilarly affected and a single dose bad the sumo happy effect. Dr. King’? New Discov ... urn Id i board ti . 1 - ! Tv j 1 h - '.. A Y'aSS. 1 Persnaut ton call the Demon a tie j Executive. ( ommeUcc of Dade, Diet in the court house June Ist. 188(3. The .Chairman being absent, J. G. Nesbitt A’ttp chosen to pursue over the meeting, And T t J. Lumpkin request ed to act as Secretary upon motion ol Capt. VY. O. Reese. The 2 < ’th day of June was selected for the holding ot the mass-meeting or primary election to select delegates to the Congressional and Guheniatori ul Convention. Upon motion of Gel, J, \V. Cnreton, a mass-meeting is called to fie held at tfie court-house in Trenton, on tfiu 26th of June at 12 m., to select dele gates to represent Dade county in the Congressional Convention, in Carters villo, July Bth. IS IT WORTH ANYTHING? To feel r.bso’tttffly protected against Fever j and Ague, Malarial fever, Typhoid fever, Typhus I fever, Gastric fever, Bilious fever, Diphtheria, j Pneumonia, Scarlatina, Summer Complaint, ; Blood Poisoning, and all and every form of eon*- I won disease? Is it worth anything to be able to effectually 1 cleanse the blood in your entiro system, to renew ymr youth, and invigorate all the organs of your liody; to permanently euro Costiveness, Dyspep sia, Watcr-brasli, and sour stomach? To euro Jaundice and stoppage of Gall ducts, to euro Slck-Ueada.ho and Biliousness, to cure Liver complaint P.nd Cancerous liver, to euro Kidney diseases of long standing? To be free from Gout, ItUeui!i..tism, Neuralgia, Sciatica, and kindred troubles? Is it worth anything to enjoy good health, to hero a good appetito, and to sleep veil ? If all these things arc worth anything, you can secure them almost for tho asking. Wo know from long experience that this statement is true, but yt else know that few w ill accept it as truth. Noth ing but actual experience in the use of Parsons’ Pills could bring a person to realize fully their marvellous power to prevent and cure disease. Are not you willing to take our word, to run tho risk of being swindled, Fo to speak, out of £5 Cents, for the ]>ns.iiliility of securing such a great blessing as wh know Parsons’ Pills would bo to you? if you should once bccoino acquainted with these Piiis, you would never coa.se to be grateful. Parsons’ Pills Were a wonderful discovery, and there are none others like them in the world, Tho information contained in the wrapper around each lr x is worth many times the cost of a ?»>x of tho Pills. We use tho purest drugs to bo found in tho known world; but even these, be fore being used, are subjected to the peculiar purifying process known i nly to tbe chemist’s art. 11 families and individuals could onlj be made to 1 -alise tbe marvellous power of Parsons’ Pills in the prevention and euro of disease, and in promoting the general health, a \ast amount of suif ring and expense might be prevented. Our business v.-us cstal kslied in 1810, and is tho oldest of tho kind ill this country. Is icthere f re, likely that we would put forth an untruth ful or ih-cbptire statement? Frauds arnf'fcitso prot 11 lers do not remain b ng in business in this Country. Wo suppose that Parsons’ Fills n iiv be found ei- your nearest i t re; hut if not, wo W iil send one box by mail, post-paid, for 2.5 rents S i slump*. Or we will s-i.d two boxes of Pills and a lioaiiliful engraving of President Cleve -1 • ail and ills Cabinet for 50 cents, all post-paid. The ennfnvlng is 21x30, and retails h r tin cents. Wo wiil send fire to all who send us their ad dress a handsome illustrated pamphlet contain ing information of great \alue. if you order mention this paper. Address Dr. I. S. Johnson & Co., 23 Custom Douse St. Boston, Mass. a*' | LEGAL NOTICES, ETC., ETC. GEORGIA, Dan*. County. To J A B#nnott, Oril’y of said County : , The petition of Loon Conmtlly shows that on the 14th day of April IKBII, Benjamin Brock late of -Mpl county. departed this life lifter having nnd d a last will and testament of w hich he yuur petitioner the executor. Yuiir petitioner she vs that the heirs at law of said deceased are live it. number to-wit : Mrs. N. M. Brook, gurdhiu of the mu.or 0-ir* of W K Brock, deceased, to wit : Ben jamin T. Brook, Earnest D. Brock, Mnllie 11. Brook, Allio II Brock, Mary I’, Brock and William Brock, James R Brock, eldest son. o.' WF, Brook, who is of legal age. Knrnh Johtwmn. Rebecca Y ILivron, Josephine Coh- L'-njamin F I!avron, sun of Fa unit.* ITavron, deceased, making five share* in all. • Your petitioner produces said Will in ren t ■ r.d prays that it may he proven in sob m > ■prm. Tn that end. he prays Ih.lt the hriis' Trt law of said deceased to wit: Mrs N M*. Broi-k, guardian, James R Brock aril Jose j phine Connnlly, of said county, and Sarah A Johnson, of Alabama, Rebecca Y. Havron, and Benjamin F. Havron, of Tennessee, he cited to appear at tho court of Ordidary of s-iii county, to he hell on the first Monday in June n>'Xt ( and show cause, if any exist, why said will should not be p;oven in solemn | form and admitted to record as the last will and testament of said deceased, ar.d that let ters testamentary issno fo your petition ir. terms ot the law. This April 23d, l*Sii. Luos Connai.i.y, IV-t’r. Upon reading and considering the fore going petition, it is ordbrod that Mrs N M Brock, guardian of the minor heirs \V E Brock, deceased, Jan.cs R Brock Karnh A Johnson, Rebecca Y’. Havron, Josephine Con- j lially and Benjamin F. Havron, appear be- ! fore tho court of Ordinary, to be h' lil for said i county on the first Monday in June, wUkr" them nnd there, to show cause if any Kilts, why the paper offered for probate by the pe titioner, Leon f.Ynnally. as the, last will and testament of Benjamin Brock, into of said ' county, deceased, should not he proven ir. solemn form and admitted to lccord e> liie 1 last AY ill and testament of said deceas'd. And it is further ordered that Mrs N M I Brotk, guardian, etc, James -K Brick, and j Josephine Connallv, in e? :h served poison il ly with a copy of the foregoing petition and this order at least te-n days lielore the next June Term of this ceurt, and that Kara!*. A Johnson, HobcCra Y Havron and Benjamin F Havron, have notice of tho same by bli cation in the Dado County Times (a p:, r published in said county ) once a week Pt for four weeks prior to the first Monday in June next. This the 23 day of April, lhhC. J A Bexkett, Ord’y Dado Co Ga. J Notice For Leaf to Sell Lar.n.! Application will bo made to tlie j court of Chdinaty of Dade County. Ga., at tfie regular term of said court, i on the Ist Monday in June next, for leave to sell the lands belonging to tfie! estate ot W. E. Brock, late of said | county, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs of said deceased. April 26, 1886. N. M. Brock, Adm’x. of W. E. Brock ANNOUNCEMENTS. • For Representative. WE ARE authorized to nr. rum nee T. J. 1 1.1 MI’KTN, as a .-oiiDd.f.<. •?. ’ 1 Croui liade 'jXazsj } At tho| i OctALvr oF- A.iou. ? :<> *-.., . . 1 .v 9 .. „ ... .1 ,;>i r i33 /•" v 111 ! ' ■ ■ i 3« ** F 251 - ,T ?‘ eA B $SSki pHi &.U Maw Sr v?A.j -v Vd *ijj > *'■ U * * - a S-j PBiborr. no-f Ic V Hesdnehs IrsPWtrJuiur?. Vif* One tios? r :u< ■ . a.j, Tiwv - 'u*J ppj»< ai C’diiii. • . - . , ur s 3sd Brtiißi. Cior.r tho Skin, fonoiso Fervas - - Ufe<o Vigors? the Oystnm. i) >se: fie felt ’.IT. Try iiaci.v toco .tiui yj v . i.t-vav ;> j wtln-.o 'caw. Fries, 25 centi per fccttle. tsjt.j by Dru;tfdrfs ana Hoßetirs libfj 1-- 'o-.Jiv.. Son; r-.t receJf.s cl price 1.1 tiariip; . ; > auy eJtireck, ,r. jj*. kid -?jii ct co., j Matsoftstarmr : -.4 s,-.|<; Pr;: cf, touts. VC. J ir. IT Vv--- - -aV-Ra .3-: -U ‘S Pit A ’’•a'V.-.-Y ksYie.:’.»a£«J /V-t*'^'. hmi - EtHLEESiSGaG or all ■'-- - Write for CSrauir.i nnd tell r.a what yort v?r,-.t. B. W. PA YD ti Js SOff.S, li rawer IdOJ, Ekeiro, Pi. V. Of ou* New id X Ofdoc. Eo-Jctn AjiSn' 11 ■: ~ ut.aui u. Boston. Mmm. Ourjmt -nt-e Venical fivißr will not aPmo. No danger of bu*- ing Hues. j & j ris- I C &ESC^ V JE 5 OTfTir Solid Trains from Cincinnati to Ntv; Orleans and from Meridian to Shreveport. The trains paps through tho most pic turesque country ia America. European travelers insist that the mountains of East Tennessee, for beauty and scenic effect are unsurpassed. L On 'eaeh ‘and every Ikrougli'fraln, rno or more of tho coKbrateJ Mann 'Boudoir Pars cun be fcur.d. These e.iis run emis anti . In til Cineimuiti to New Orleans, ar.d from Cincinnati ro Jaek souiillc, Floiida. A ten hour schedule be tween CinciumUi and Chattuuocga. The 6:30 /;• m. Train on the ’ALABAMA G!?EAT SOCTIIEO flinsio.fi Is tns Fastest Train TO ALI -:-TEXAS POINTS-:- Parties desiiirig to go YYest will find THE Is by far tho best routxi Parties desiring to a tend tho great Southern Exposition . ill find it the host and' most convenient, both trains ar riving isi the day time. Special rates will bo given parties deeiring to go West via New Orleans. — cb. - For tickets and further information apply io the ticket office, Read House, Chattanooga, or to 11. Coli.br,in, G. r. F. A, F. S. Bond, President, Chas Sr hi Vice President, John C. Gault, Gen’l Mgr. T*. Carroll, Crn’i Snpt. Ccnora! Offices of tho System Loca ted in Cincinnati. X Jr ;. 4 •!. .. ■: Av i;*^? . V,, ,vd: - P ' Ia a I VS 3Jft kV M UU Sii M Ml Moet of the diaea-sec which afflict mankind are origin* ally caused by a diaorderod coDdition cZ the LIVIrRa For all complaints of tliia hind, such a s Torpidity ox the Liver, Bhl-.'Uouesa, Nervous Dyispepcia, Indijoa* tion, Irregularity of tho Uovrels. Constipai iou. Flatu lency, Eruotatiorra atd Homing >f t. e Stomrvch (sometimes called Hoarfcbum), Miasma, Molatia, Bloody Flnx, Chills and Fover, BreALbo jo Fever, Exhaustiou fceforo or after Ferow, Chronio Diar rhOß'v, Lo« 9 of Appetito, Headache, F Broath, incidental to Females, Bearing-down swk saaiMEKSjii&Miy in but ail diseaßezoftha LIVE^, »,il STOWS ACH and BOWELS. It chaugas the complexion from a waxy, yellow tone, to a ruddy, heaitliy color. It entirely removeo low, g’noxny spirits. It is one of tho BEST AL” TERATIVtCS and PURIFIERS OF THE BLOOD, ana is A VALUABLE TONIC. STADiGEfs-S AUR&fcmi for tia by ali Drogcieta. Price 81 .OO per bottle. ■A.V M9’<TVWMr*l C *;■ ?Tcrt»CEK. 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