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Chattanooga
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.< Bristol " “ 015 » •*!
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•• Philadelphia, IVnn. H. H. 330 ain
•• J » a w York “ “ 7 Ofl a m
Virginia Spring* Mi opan—at low rate*.
Tlxcuriswn rate* lower than evcr.J t
Y or further particular* write or call upon
J, F. Norris, Tirkat A goat, Macon • Jack
Johnson, Ticket Agent, Atlanta ; or Chai. N
Knight, District Png.senget Agent, Atlanta.
15. W. VVRSMf,
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Rising Fawn, - - ® a
DR. J. P. FANN,
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DALTON, GEORGIA.
Cunwikiixlfiicfi sulioitt'il,
•u l receive carelul and Prompt atten
tion.
DR. A. T. FRICKS.
RISING FAWN. GA.
'Will practice in the town,
infinity ami countv.
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Solid Trains from Cincinnati tc New
Orleans and from Meridian
to Shreveport.
The train* pan#
through the must pic
turesque country in America.
KurnjKiaß travelers insist that the
uiountaiiiH of East Tennessee, for
beaut v and scenic effect are
unsurpassed.
On each and every
through train, one or
more of the celebrated Mann
*Rondoir Care can he found. These
ears run constantly from Cincinnati to
New Orleans, and from Cincinnati ro Jack
aenrille, Florida. A ten hour schedule be.
'tween Cincinnati and Chattanooga.
The 6:30 j)- m . Train on the
ALABADA GREAT
SIU'TIIER.V DIVISION.
lathe Fastest Train
TO ALL
•: TEXAS-:- POINTS-:-
Tartirs desiring to go West will find
T II K
Is by far the best route
Special rates will he given parties desiring
.to go West via New Orleans.
Fur tickets anti fnrtlier information
Apply to the ticket office, Read Motive,
Chattanooga, or to
11. Colmirax, G. I\ »k F. A,
• ’ R. IsoNDPretmlent,
| Cuts He it ikk Vice President, .
•loiiv <;. Gact, Gen’l Mgr.
R. (JAKHoi.f., Gen’l Supt.
Ceneral Offices of the System Loca
ted In Cincinnati.
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve.
Tuk Bust San ain the world for Cuts,
Braises, Sores, Ulcers, .Valt Uhcuiu. Fever
Pm-es, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, *
' ts, and all Skin TCvnp‘:oi s and positively
> c-tiY rm ; r retired. It is guar- 1
.' .teed to give perfect s.itisl'action >r money
refut b I Pric. 2a cents box.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Representative.
WE Alt K authorized to announce S, r,
HALE, n<* a cuuiliilute for Representative
Irani Haile county, at the ensuing October
11 toe* tit* II
V> l* AH L’ Authorized to nnuoUTice T. J
LI Aii KJX, „ candidate fur re-eUction
8a liej.cserii.i tiw hum i>ude county, <u ii 4t «
entitling October election.
Local anti l*ci a *onnl
It is simply hot.
Needing ruin—no xerio lsly.
Keep cool—if yon can,
An linn been announced, Mr J ll'
C .rput moved bin family to town tbit
week.
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. U. Cole m* U>
Mr. J. \V. Blevins and fain ily, at
Rifling Fawn a visit last Sunday.
1 1 you want your chi ldicn to feel
well, fix them tip well with a Domes
tic Machine to look well.
The 6choo! promises to open the 10
th next with much larger atttndance
than usual.
Our jial is abonl lttnning over. Gen
eral Kennedy, from Egypt, was lodged
in jail yesterday ou a true bill.
Prof. Pennington made a trip the
latter part of last week to Dt Kalb
county, Ala., in interest of the Nor
mal Institute.
Col, J. W. Cuerion does not ap
pear to change any for the better. He
is partially paralyzed and scarcely able
to talk,
Our prisoners are apparently get
ting along alright. An effort is being
made to release Mark Meadows on
bond, lie is still suffeiing with the
wound.
Mr. J. H, Gardner, of Sulphur
Sgrings, was in tmv.i last Monday,
and made arrangements to enter bis
children in school at this place ou the
10th next.
Corn on the uplands looks immense
ly fine. Un the creek bottoms, in
many places it is seriously injured, if
not sbsolutely. in all, we will have
a fair average in Dade, with one or
two more rains.
The general popularity of the Nor
mal institute lias occasioned a <le
maud for more houses than our town
is able to furnish. It is a matter tor
which out citizens should tnaka pre
visions. Our town ought to be able
to furnish good and comfortable hous
es to all who wish to come here to
patronize the school.
The laying ofnearone halfmile of
the railroad track at Morrison was
completed yesterdey. Woik on the
tresle will begin today. The Mispen
sion of work last week did not last
long; hands are now employed and
are at work stripping and taising ore.
Wo do not suppose it is yet definitely
acoertained as to how long it will be
before they commence shipping ore.
School Hook*.
Such as are used in the Dade Nor
mal Institute and public schools of
the countty can be bought at
J. A, CASE ,fc SON.
Notes Dole ~City.
M rs. H. A. Renfroe has been very
ill, but is better at prssent writing.
The strike is over, and all is quiet
and at work.
Art Estes is on a vistt from Pratt
Mines, Ala,, and looks as healthy as
ever
H. C. Adkins has moved to White
sides, and gone into business at that
place.
No serious illness; only some sic’ -
ness incident to the season.
Well, Col Renfroe did rule in Nieho
jack cave, but it was on a sheep’s
back.
Mrs, Williams of Ark., is on a
visit to her sister. Mrs. Thos- Evans.
And what has become of Aunt Pol
lie? we miss her, and wish she would
write often. —Stellic.
duly 27 1886.
Cifii fiortloii Nominated.
Gen, Gordon did not jet the unani
muus vote of the convention Thurs
dap. A motion to that effect was put
before the Convention but failed by
onlv one* vote. Out of the 362 votes
cast, Gen, Gor-ien received 323. Th
old State House officers were nomina
cd for the respectixe position. Alter
(it ;mj.-.1 gushingmaierofacknowJcdg!
ittg to the Democratic party and '
endorsing the adminirtiatiou the con j
\ erf ion ad j o'vijed.
if von want to know what a Domes
tie Sewing Mnebinc will do, call on
Mistresses Li. F. Pace, J. C. Smith,
Andrew Brown, E. H. Bate*, Fred
liass, Win. Cass, Tlios. Cummins,
Jesse Hughes, Rural A. Morgan, ora
host of ot hers who have them and are
dmiig all kinds of plain, fancy, and
arfis'jc work. Besides ail this we can
furnish yon with one of Fraley’s pat
ent Quilting Frames, the only
thoroughly practical invention for mak
ing quilts and coin fort a Ides on the
sewing machine, only takes from two
to three hours to make a quilt or
comfortable that will weigh from two
to ten pounds; it works like a charm•
examine it and see for yourself.
J. A. CASE & SON,
Good Results in Every case
D. A. Bradford, wholesale paper ilealel of
Chattanooga, Tenn, writes that lie was seri
ously afflicted with a severe cold that settled
on his lungs; had tried many reuiadics with
out benefit. 1 eing induced to try Hr Kilig’s
New Discovery for Consumption, did,so and
was eutiraly cured by use of a few "bottles.
Since which time he has used it in his family
for all Coughs and Colds vith best results.
This is ths experience *>f thousands whose
lives have been saved by this Wonderful Dis
covery.
Why do the most sensible women
buy the Domestic Sewing Machine?—
Because they are the cheapest. Why
do women not so sensible buy them?—
Because they know' that folks out of
f inhion, ot as some call it, still might
as well he dead, as trying to keep it
up without a Light Running Domestic
•Sewing Machine
From Adtian’s fall bamo disease came,
When mortal man is not to blame.
For sickness’ ills .and raging pain
l'ue Saiuartain Oervine,and you will gain
It’s knowu nil over the world by name,
Masters disease and conqurcs poin'
Cures the sick and heuts the lame,
Invented bv a m*n of fame.
GEORGIA— Dai>k County
Whereas, M. A it. Tatum, adm. on the
•state of E. IV. Forestei, late of the State of
Texas, daeensad, in his petition duly filed and
entered on jccotd that he has fully admin
istered E W. Foresier’s estate. This is
th aeforr to cite all persons concerned, heirs
.ind creditors to show cause, if any they can,
why said adminsitrator should not be discliarg
ed. from ins said administration, and receive
letters of disminssion, on the first 'Monda* in
September next. This day oj July 10th 1886.
J. A. iiennett, Ordinary,
Trial* of Kialroad
Railroad conductors, agents and
officials often have very nonsensical
and trying qnestions plied to them In
inanv situations, places, and instan
ces it would mil person of ordinary
patience crazy. Just such qnestions
as the following applied to Bob R t ig
ers, our gonial and accommodating tie
pot agent and post-master, would
create a frown on his face that his
best girl could’nt guile away in a
month.
“Mr. , am 1 too late for the
soon train?”
“ What soon train ”
“The soon train that goes out.”
“Well, what road does it go out ou”?
“Oh, the Georgia railroad express.”
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pers. Watches Lasmps an l other
things useful in the family, and how
they may be ohtoined a nominal
figure*, will be sent to any address.
The Savannah Weekly News is the
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every issue. All news of the tiny,
oiiginal stories, market reports, etc ,
ami is just toe paper to suit any man,
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Send address on postal card to
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Savannah, Ga.
Littledid we think Tuesday morn
ing when we saw Mi. B. L # Wolf’s
cheerful conntence on our street that
we would be so soon called on to
chronia his death. But alas! he is
dead now and his body is resting be
neath the sod. Early yesterday morn
ing at his home, six miles below
Blakeiy, he rose trom the bed, and
went into the woods a short distance
from the house and shot himself
through the head, causing his death
in a few minutes. The rifle seemed
to lmve been placed at the back of
of his head, and the ballet ranged
lnough his brain and came out in firm
He left no word of parting for bis fami
ly and no eavße is known jor bis rash
act. A cornor’s enquest elicited the
above facts. His remains were taken
to Miller county for burial where he
wooed and won the wife, with five lit
tie coildten are left to mourn the loss
ef a hnsqand and father. May he who
lias promised to be a husbond to tno
widow add .1 father to the orphans coin
t a t them in then gt "f an 1 keep them
Irom want.— -Early County News.
An End to Bone Scrapin''.
Fdv 11! d Shcdbctd, of Pari isl.urg t 111
state*: ‘'Having revc Vvd so much lAbieti
loin Elicitic Litters. I flel it my duty to lc
’’ufli eirg huuiiiuily know it. Havinft.t run
ning s. re ou my |ig f< i oigg.t years my (I .
lo s lold UIL- I Would I.live to have* the Loo
m- aped o.i uiv h g iqnpiitufck. T used in
sic.id, I luce hollies ot Elect id' Kilters |nn
M V'ii Boxes of r.iii I,leu’s Arnica Suluv, an
my*lcg in now sound mid well.
h ectrio Billon* arc sold ct fifty cants a hot
tl*. mid Rucqlcii’» .* ruiea Si.lvetat 25. in
box by T. M . li COLE.
t rsmmTmr
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Particular Attention SClven to the
Purchasing and Shiping of
3uch Articles as Can be
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. GEORGIA— Iliiic Cnrs^^
Whearaa, Joseph Kelly Ex urn tor
Riebard Kelly, deceased, represents tn the
Court in his petion duly tiled and entered on
Record thin he has fully executed his trust:
Thir is. tlie efore to cito all persons concern
ed. heias >£d oreditojs, to show cause, if any
-•hey can. why said Executor sqotild not be
from his Executorship and ue
ee ve letters of dismission oil the fist Mon
day in October 1880. This July sth
Bxsnktt Ordinrry.
OKORtUA—Dxor County.
Whoraiß F- \L Patrick administrator of
Texas NiMivally, represents to the court in
his petetiißl, duly filed ar.d entered on record.
that he has fnliy administered ' Texas Nun
nally’s eslate This is therefore to eito all
persons concerned, heirs and creditors, to
show eause, if any they can why said, adini n
isrrator should nor bo discharged from his
administration and receive fetters o| dismis
sion od the first Monday in October. 188fi.
J. A. Bknnktt Ordinary.
ArintiiiiNlralor’s Sale.
By virtue of an order from the court
dinarv, of Dade county, will be so'd on the
first Tuesday in August next, before the
court heusc door in Trenton, of said county,
between the legal hours of sain, the following
propo.tx, to wit: A pai tof Jthc tow n prop
erty of tke estate of W. E, Brock, deceased:
s;i;<l property being lots of land ip said town
and county; one lot Jeontniding three aerer
more or less known as the Bridgmnn lot; one
lot of of one acre known as the J. A. Paso
lot- and the other being part of the lot kdown
as *ho Frah.tin lot and iying on the south
side of the rock fence running along the
ditch from the public road to the Jiiilrond and
north of the two lots first mentioned; in all
containing eight acres more or loss; sold for
the benefit of heirs and creditors. Terms
made known on day of sale. June 30th 1886.
N. M. Broek, adraintrix
GEORGIA —Dadk County J
To all to whom it may ear.eefn, —
All persons interested are hereby no
tified if no good cause be shown to the con
trary, an order will he granted by the un
dersigned, on the Ist Money in August
next, establishing a change of the Pubfie
Road knewn as the Creek Road, as marked
by the ermwissioners ad pa in ted for that pnr
pose , said chance commencing neat Sarao’s
Chepel in the 1037th Dist- G. M., and run
ning in an eustelly direction through lot of
land number 152 in the 10 Dist. and 4th sec
tion of said roumy ncr by the residence of G.
J. Stokes and intersesting with old rood
afiain, said change of road bring about one
fourth of mile long. This June 3llth 1886.
J. A. Bconct, Otdinary.
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