Funding for the digitization of this title was provided by Georgia HomePLACE, a project of the Georgia Public Library Service.
About Dade County weekly times. (Rising Fawn, Dade County, Ga.) 1884-1888 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 15, 1886)
QUICKEST TIME —wit* — Through Pullman Buffett Car Chattanooga —TO— New York fiait Trnn. A Klinniloali Ist 11*% KomI«*«. If. y. KXPMtSS HOUTB. TIM*, (.ears Ohsttanooga K. T. V. <t <1 949 pin Arrive Knoxville “ “ 140 aui “ Bristol “ M 615 ain << Roanoke N. | * W. 11 45 ain | •** Shea. June- B. V. R. R. 838 p m | « Wuhington B. A0.R.R.10 30 pm j« Baltimore 11. AP.R.R.II 30 p m f Philadelphia, Penn. R. R- 3 30 a m •• Wew York “ “ 700 a m Virginia Springe all open—at low rate*. Hxcursscn ratee lower than ever. m F«r farther particulars write or call upon ff, P. Newie, Tieket Agent, Macon ; Jack Johnson, Tieket Agent, Atlanta; or Chas. N (Knight, Distriet Paaftonger Agent, Atlaata. 11. W. Wkenn, General Peaseenger Agent,' Kkaxyii.i.r Tuny. A* “*o Physician & Surgeon" OFFICE: Court-house. . ... -■* —iRUSSEY & CORPUT: — -XPHYSICIANSX- Ofkk eJat tpe Furnack, R emff Fawa, - - «a ■IS * 1 DR. J. P. FANN, -:-D e n t i s t-:- DALTON, GEORGIA. C«mc*p«ndettec «ulicited, an l receive cwcfml amt Prompt atten tion. DR. A. T. FRICKS. RISDIG FAWN. GA. f&t"" Will practice in the town, vicinity and cow-Mtv. Cfteso^ IftlOlUltlET Solid Train* from Cincinnati tc New Orleans and from Meridian to Shreveport. The trains pass Jthrough the most pie *t«re*qae country in America. Earopem travelers that the Mountains of East Tennessee, fee beauty and accrue effect are «mw*ff>assed. On each and'evgry train, one oH •more «f the celebrated Mann* JJears run *consta*tly from Cincinnati to New Orleans, and from Cincinnati ro Jack sonville, Florida. A ten h»or schedule bo tween“Oineinnati and Chattanooga. The 6:30 p m. Train outlie ALABAMA HEAT SOI THERA DIVISION. Is the Fastest Train ; TO ALL -:-TEXASPOINTS-:- Parties desiring to go West will find Til K •—n( j Is bv far the best route • Special ratos will be givon parties desiring ,|to go West via New Orleans^^^^^ For tickets and further information : apply to the ticket office, Read House, ‘Chattanooga, or to 11. Coi.i.miAN, G. P. At F A. F. S. Ron it .President, 'Chah Sciiikk Vice Prsiden*.,* John C. Gaut, Gen’l Ms;r. It. Carroll, Gen’l Snpt. 'General Offices of the System Loca ted In Cincinnati. Cause of Neuralgia.*** k • ft is conceded by the Medical Pro fession that impoverished nerves is the eause of neuralgia. When the nerves are not properly fed, it is an indication fhat the digestive organs are not doing their work well. SMITH'S BILE . BRANS will surely relieve indiges tion, and when tlie digestion is right happiness will go liand hi hand. Bose: Due Beau. For sole by c!l druggists. liOfai and Personal Di K r yam ’talers. Pleasant weather, 1 Mr T. H. 11. Cole’s baby, Cecil, is very sick. . See I) - It, Loveman <k Co’s new add Comity politics are not boiling muclt fffi*"* Sub scribe for the Times only 11.00 per year, 0 months 50ccnts. A revival meeting is in progress at Pir.e Grove. Whiskey is sold only by the gallon in our burg. Take the Times. SI.OO per year w anted: — the address of Thos •f. Watson; this office. Dr Felton was elected Representa tive f r oni Catoosa. Leonard Case, ot Marion County, Tenn„ was in town this week. 1) S. AculT, of Prat Mines,. Ala., was in our county visiting relatives. Foster’s majority over llackct was 364. M. A. B. Tatum contemplates on moving bis family back to Dade. Pickens Green has moved bis pbo togrph gallery to Cole City. Our town lias been very dry in a triple sense for several days. What has become of that petetion for a re-election on restriction? Join. P. Jaooway is still sinking bis well hunting water. The new school room is putting on a very neat appearance, Dr. Fricks was on our streets Tuesday. A run would be very acceptable to the farmers generally. J. R. Brook is preparing to go to house fcwping. A disposition through the State to snplement Gen Gordon with a sec ond term is noticeable. Wait and sec, if you tniuk it is worthless for us to announco you for the offiee to which you aspire. One third the people in the eutire State do not understand the provis ions ot tin* two constitutional nuieud ments just ratified. We understand that W. 11. Hat field has bought the T. H. Robert son’s house and lot in Towu. In which evenl Mr. Robertson will move to Ohattauooga, Hogs are very scarce in our county, Cholera seems to have been more prsvelnntthan u*uas. 11. V. Taylor has lieen confined to his bed very sick with fever for tike past week. He is much better at present, and will iu a slort while bo well. The prohibit insight in Atlanta is not ended. Anti-Prohibitionists sti 1 insist that Prohibition is mining the commercial and manufacturing busi ness of the city. Five persons were cmersed at the mill last,Sunday, two into the Metho dist Church, and three into the Mis sionary Baptist. Whilo working on the new school Iwilding last Wednesday, a scaffold broke with George Moore letting hint fall about thirty feet. He was not linrt seriously or as bad as might have been expected. Some of the scaffold ing fell on him and bruisrd him np considerable. His ankle was baddly sprained and almost fiisjcHUted ap peared to be about the worst hurt. He will be confined to his room several days. When yon are in Chattanoaga, and wish to purchase anything in the line of ready made clothing or gents furn ishing goods, dont fail to go down to .Toe Simpson’s, next door to third Na tional Bank. He has a good line of Fall and Winter goods, and at better bargains than any other place iu town. NOTICE—.AII persons aro’, hereby notified that two oertain promissory notes given by us to J. W. Cowart or bearer for sixty five dollars each, bearing daU> July 20th, 188(5, and due at sixty and ninety days after date, will not be honorod by us as the cons’doru tion for which said notes wore given has fail ed. October 7th, 188(5. J. A. Cask Ji Sox. NOTICE —All persons having~demand» against the estate of Bcnjemine Brock lata of said county, deceased, aro hereby notified to render in their demands to the uudersigned according to lew: and alt persons end oh ted to said estate aro required to mvke immeaia.e I settlement. This 0 day of Sept 188(5. Lkos'Connali.y, Executor. EVENTS OF 1886 BY Mils. M. A. llovey. The year of 1886 has been oxo full of trials disasters and sad revers es of fortune. Many times it lias seemed as if the powers of earth and hell were combined to deal out mis ei v, death, and destiucllon by every possible means. New an! strange diseases have aiisen, winch baAL the skill of the most experienced physicians, and in a lew short hours, our dear friends are laid away liom our sight forever. Hundreds of people have left their homes iu the morning, buoyant with hope and happiness, confidently <x peciing to return, but ere the shad ows begun to lengthen they passed beyond the bonds of time. A coal mine disaster, a collision on the rail road or river, the cyclones, the lires, and earthquakes, all strike terror to the bravest and cause sorrow and snf*. feting alike, among the rich and poor Family dissensions also have arisen, sometimes from a misunderstood word, or a thoughtless act. which have been the sourse of unlimited sor sows, crime slid bloodshed. Husbands have been turned against their wives, and wives against their husbands, parents against their chil dren, and children against their par ents. Families have been broken up and scattered abroad, All these things must be, that the piophecv •nay lie fulfilled, but bow few there be of us that havethe moral courage and ebrictain fortitude io bear rip under such trials and say “Thy will be done” Instead of seeking to tetri* ve a lost fortune, give consolation to the afflict ed to be reconcilod with our families and friends, to restore the fallen to the paths of virtno and wisdom; too many of us would follow The advice of Job’s wife, “curse God and die.” L over S »le n O ii<* Ort 3rd 1886 RISING FAwN DOTS Every thing quiet since the election. Geo* Shadwick has gone into winter quaiters, so has the bears. Webb Tatum takes his defeat lik a man. Meeting in the Baptist chirred Mon day at noon. A great good was affect ed* Mike floirdan and Jeff Crow start for Cincinna ti Tussday, on a few days vacation It has beeu slightly intimated that one of our young men will shortly embark on the sea of matrimony]. You can guess who. We were pleesed to see otrr estimat ed friend, Steve Thurman, last Satur day in town. Come again; We are glad to see yon. Bill Byrd is going to make some or.e look sad after tqe Jan. election for sheriff. Miss, M. L. McGuffy was the guest of Mrs. Dr. Fricks last weak. She returned home, Sulphur Springs, Mon day. A. H. W., Oct ll«h 1886. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The Best Salve in the world fur (’til Bruises, Sore*, Ulcers, Salt Rheum Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands. Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup tions, and positively cures Piles or no pay required. It ta guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money re nnded. Price 25 cents per box. FOR SALE BY T. H. B. COLE. Tax Noticel I will be at the following places for the purpeao of collecting the State and county tax for the year of 18815. Cole Cole Monday, 0 it. 18th. Cole’s Tuesday “ i9th Egypt Wednesday " 20th Wildwood Thursday 11 21st Morrisons Friday “ 22nd Trenton Saturday " 23rd Mountain Monday Nov Ist Rising Fawn Tuesday “ 2nd Cuerten’s Mill Wed nesday " 3rd Cloaeidale Saturday " Bth John Clark Tax Collector. ■ Good Results In Every case D. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealel of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes that he wag scii ously affl’eted with a sev rc c Id that settled on his lungs: had tried many remedies with out benefit. Being induced to try Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption, did,so and was entirely cured by use of a few bottles. Since which time he has used it in his family for all Coughs and Colds with best results. This is the experience of thousands whose lives have bcou saved by this Wonderful Di scover- y— i*i^ An End to Bone Scraping. Edward Shodhord, of Parrtsburg , II states: “Having reeeivad so much bon efi from Electric Bitters. I feel it my duty to lei suffering hnmauity know it. Havinflf a run ning sore on my jrg foa eight years my doc tors told me I would have to liavej the bcn<- scraped oj my leg amputatek. I used, in stead, three bottles of Electric Bitters and even aoxes of Bucklen’s Arnica S.ilue, and my leg is now sonnd and well. Electric Bit ters ara sold at 50 contg por bottle and Buck Ij j iAn.it. to.it iti aLxlyi b i) Col Notico To Collect Taxa3 GEORGIA— Da uk Coe sty. \V Itero.-i* lu'ii: Cl.irk Tix C illeotur, Elect uf sa I Ci.uiit/ fur tlie year ot ISKii, having fi oil li!s bond «« required by law, with ap proved securiii ns, and tha court ncccp'iug said bond as solvent. It is therefoie erde ed that said Tax Collector be and is heJiby an thoJ yed and rq ni ed to collect ;n 1 pay ov er as the law- directs, the several auvio it< and tor tlio purposes to wit: For I'auper Purposes, 12 cents on SIOO 00 —34! * per cent on State tax.—Bl,3o/.BB^. For.lory Fees, II cents on one hundred dollars—4o per cent on State UX. —1,525.863-fc For Jail Fees, 10 cents on - * hundred iwllars | —per t.nt on State Hit.—jSI f UB‘J.9 . General purposes, t> cents on one hundred dollars—l7per cent on State tag.—£(53.95 For Coin, extra services, Fuel, Stationery, Conner's fees, Stenograph®-, non-resident Witness lees £ 14 cents on one hundred dul lars—4o per cent on State tax.—£l,s2s.SS Making total $6,103.40. And making a total tax of Fifty-si* cent* on the One Hundred dollars for all special and genor.il Conuty purposes for ,the year 1880 Oct 4th 18sf>. J. A. Bennett Ordmcry GEORGI A—l)>dk County 1 certify that the foregoing is a true copy from the minute* of the court of Ordinary tri said county Given under .my hand and seal of ofl'.ee his Oft t 1880 J A Bennett Ordinary O the shaking of the ague! O the tortures of Neuralgia! O the misery of dyspepsia! O the wretchedness of headache! * O the gripes of bilious colic ! A All of these will surely vanish Like the snowf before the Southwind, Jf you’ll only take Smith's Bilk Leans. You can lniy them at your drug store For a quarter of n dollar; And if you will only try them You 'will never be without them. All R ANTI I M 09* of the diseases which afflict mankind are origin, all/caused by a disordered condition of the LIVE Re For all compla-its o t this kind, each as Torpidity of tbs Liver, Biliousness, Kervooe Dyspepsia, Indices* Won Irregularity of the Bowels, Constipation. Flatu lency, Eructations and Burning of lbs Stomach (sometimes called Heartburn), Miasma, Malaria, Bloody Flux, Chills and Fever, Break bone Fever. Exhaustion before or after Fevers, Chronic Diar rhoea, Loss of Appetite. Headache, Foul Breath, Irregularities incidental to Females, Bearing-down SSfctt STHDIGEmUMTH is Invaluable. It ia not a paaaoaa for all diseases, but p | ine? all dlaaaaas of the LIVER, «ai VLMIIJS STOMACH and bowels. It changes tbs complexion from a waxy, yellow tm*e. to a faddy, healthy eolor. It entirely removes low. atoomy spirits. Hisaw of the BEST AL TERATIVES and PURIFIERS OF THE BLOOD, and la A VALUABLE TONIC. STADICER’S AURANTII For sale by all Druggists. Prieegl.OO per bottle. C. F. STADICER, Proprietor, MO 80. FRONT ST- RhlladatpMa, \>& •ajiioq *mwwq dir uajaaMß ffcrc *aOIX9IdUIO3 0112 JBop IJIAY fiU«ofl o[[fl •SUBOUI JO CBOIOAV « POUJ«(U SBq puv' ‘iosod nu;d Xub bb’Xuoj sb 8,9 q moii puy •« 'SNVTB fTTIff S.HXTWS <n WU| Pi<q oqAV pauisa paau; upequafl .wbyj; •Monoq X[pno[ uafj jbod n|mtri ‘caiq qooqs aqa qjeaq qao.ws srq •qiiq aoofljoj |[B spaauj siq JBqX | Avogrts os se.w eq qngf ‘AIO[[OJ « SBiW eouof uoa J. 1 SULLIVAN & BRO. -THE BOSS- G ROCERS For All Kinds of Groceries and I’rodnce i Particular Attention Given to the Purchasing and Shlping of Such Articles as Can be Procured in Ilie Market N<t. 11 West 9th Street. Cahttanooga - Tenn yZCinaCcrdial fj CUKKS , .i £ 4 DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, “ WEAKNESS, CHILLS AND FEVERS, i MALARIA, LIVER COMPLAINT, L> KIDNEY TROUBLES, V- V neuralgia AND RHEUMATISM. rli Invlgorat- - TT gives NEW tag and De- A LIFE to tho Hghtful to take, whole BYSTEM and of great value FI l by Strengthening aa a Medicine for 1 the Muacles, Ton weak and Ailing MDsUg T ing the NERVES, Women and Chil- M I and completely Di dren. BA J ges ting the food. ofoNTMNSJ A Br»k, 'Volina,* G DO hurtful I m by lead In g Minerals, is com- 1 '‘ji H physicians,telling posed of carefully It how to treat dis aelccted Vegeta- | y\\ l l cases at HOME, bln Medicines, E gx. \ja mailed, together ccmbtned skill- ft Tb-Cfal with a setef hand fully, making a some cards by new Safe and Pleasant M , Helio type process. Remedy. on re-ceipt of to c. For brla hr t’l DmEEIFtA and Groc«T«. Should the <seu4er near you not kt«p VOLISA ( OKDIAL, rein* SI.OO, aufi A ftU bib# will iHf 6**ot, rkAigM riiiCAHH' OKLT BT / Volina Drug end Chemical Company, fc FiLIIXORE, BD, V. B. *, s -X a. * ,V-• - ECZEMA ERADICATED, Gentlemen—lt f* dm* tori to tnf flint I think Inm entlrt ly frclYof ni-'fna d((et h»vlif§ (men Swift'd Specific. I have hcetr troWMcd with it very little in my fat*e smcS At the beeinnirip of cold Weather hfst fall it made a apfx'h'rance. Out went uwey arwf has never returned. S.s,s. no doubt broke it up: at leant .it pit? tny svAem-ift jMhd eoncfiiio# and I got well It also benefited my wife (rfeatly in caoe of .siejc liendnc)*:, nrwlmadefu pirfedw CUWrof n breaking out On my li-ftle three year Old dau<rllf£r last' summer. , Watkinsvillc, Ga. t feh. 13,1886; Ptv.- J.mt# V. M.- fiofiftfs.- Tftat fee on Bloou and Skin Diseases mailed free. Tina Swtrr Srecmc Co:,- WSinri/ Atlanta/ Oct.- NOW THEN FOR BARGAINS! Wo flatter ourselves that tve have made suefr fffVora'bfe impression on tlio' thousands who have visited our store during the pwafc week that father men tion of our lovely new store and goods as unnecessary. We New Solicit The Patronage of every one,and guarantee to all purchasers toll and lair return foT theft- money WE HAVE ON HAND AN ENORMOUS STOCK OF DRY GOODS CARETS. CLOAKS AND MILLINERY. THE BEST AND LARGEST IN THE SOUTH, Our facilities for buying goods cheap are unexcelled, as we do such a large business we are enabled to sell cheaper than any House within your reach. Our reputation for excel lence of merchandise and honest pi ices shall be maintained. ONE PRICE CASH C. O. D. TO' EVERBODY. We Solicit Orders By Mail D. B. LOVEMAN* Co. JOE SIMPSON. -THE ONE PRICED CASH CLOTHIER. K E EPS IN STOCK A FULL LINE'O F MEN INHjnS' FILL If WINTER CUIUIt, GENTS FURNISHING GOODS. HATS, TRUNKS, VALIGES, ETC. Examine our One Dollar White Dress Shirt. 705 Market St., Next door 3d. Nat’l Bank, Chattanooga, Toil II sk MDul-fVlliLtwE IKKAKSESS Asfi %DIBILRIWKIALEAO BKAL A Life Experience. Remarkable and Quick cures. Trial Packages. Send stamp for sealed particulars. Address Dr. WARD A CO. Louisiana, Mo. M A R LI Nig,- |gggg| E3ost In Tlio Wor;d, \ Xor or small tame-mad* «r ."3 cattn-*, «. r-.iM !*« •»*'• *<»• 65 grains; 40 cal. CO grains: *6 cal. 7J end bbf " ■ st- »;ger made. Perfect accuracy gua'anioed »nu the only absolute,y ride .uaue. All oty.ee, BALLARD .r w 3» TS™ MaRLIH FIRE ARMS CO., kEW M?EH FOFA A.-V dMM -.-V.-.-fc TIIABE MARK. FREE! SELF-CURE V favorite prescription of one of tha tooar noted and successful specialists in the U. A now retired; for the cure of Xrrvoua Orhilitu. Ijont SManftotHi, HVa/oice.and f>.eay. Seal nplainsealeden velope/Vec. Druggistscan rill 1% Address DR WARD 4 CO., Louisiana, Me.
