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About Dade County weekly times. (Rising Fawn, Dade County, Ga.) 1884-1888 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 14, 1887)
—BUSSEY & COHPOT: -XPHYSiCIAN^-X' Offll :R AT Till'. FIjRNAf K, S awn. - -* CJsi. DR. J, P. F ANN, -:-D e n t i s t-:- OALTON, GEORGIA. yff* Correspondence solicited, and receive careful and Prompt atten tion. DR. A T. FRICKS, RISING FAWN, GA. fjGF~ Will practice in the town, vicinity and conntv. JOllft ft. HALE. Attorney-at-Law, Rising Law n, ftcorjfia, IV. 11. & J I*. JACOWAY Attorneys-at-Law, Trenton, ftoorsia. ““Will practice in the Chkrokf.k Circi'it. end and Fkdkrai. Courts. Prompt at tention to ail business entrusted to our care. LOI PKirV St HROCkr Attorneys at Law, Trenton, Georgia. Will practice in theCherokkf. Circuit, and tinrßßus ard Ft nr.Mai. Courts. Strict atten tieu to all business entrusted to our care. .*** “ *•* "'•v.Oy-" tv Physician & Surgeon OFFICE: Court-house. _ a V n>V, , o creso^ ' IRIO ] 01TIE1 Solid Trains from ClnclnnatKtc; New Orleans and from Meridian to bnreveport. i The trains pass 'through the must pic- . '.turesquo c-uutry in America. European travelers insist that the mountains of Hast I cnnessce, lor beauty and scenic effect unsurpassed. On eneb’ and every " through train, one or "more of the celebrated Mann ud .iil.r Cars can l.e found. These ca-s run' constantly from Oiiicinni tif to Kew Orleans, and from Cincinnati to Jack sonville, Fh rida. A ten hour s-hedule bo- Itwcen Cincinnati and Chainin'**' *h. The 6:30 p m. Tram on the ALABAMA CHEAT SOIiTiIERX DIYSIOX. Is the Fastest Train l TO ALL -•.-TEXAS-:-;POINTS-:- Parties desiring to go West will find TIIE :Qikti> Al (IrtAtfiil: Is hv far the best rout**’, | Special rated will be given' partied desiring go West via New Orleans. For tickets and further information apply to llie ticket office, Read House, Chattanooga, or to H. Coli.bras, G. P. ik F A. F. S. B ind. .President, Chau Schikk Vice Pisideui,* John 0. Gaut, Geti’l Mgr. IL. Carroll, Gen’l Supt. General Offices of the System Loca ted In Cincinnati. THIS PAPER AND THE SOUTHERN CULTIVATOR, The Great Farm, Industri al and Stock Journal of the South, ONE YEAR FOR Smdiil< Mpiuof the Southern Cultivator will hr mailed FREE on application to Jm. P. Harrison £ Co., Drawer 8, Atlanta, It. HH tube maile. Cut this IYI OSI 0 V -mt anti return to us and wo will send* you free, something of groat value and importance to you. thin will start you in business which will bring you in more money right away than any thing etso in this world. Any one can do the work and live at home. Either so*; ail a go#. Something now, that just coins money for alt weaker*. We will start you, capital not ne dad. This is one of the genuine, impor tant chanoca of a lifetin c. those who ara ambitions and enterprising will not drlny. Grant outfit free. Addres Ikce Au gusta, Maine. Dade County Times, Emicrk, at t hk Poar-Omcir at Trkvtox. «A., as v>,.ui,m> Class mwi. mattcr. Price: #I.OO n:n Annum. _ TRENTON, GA., JANUARY 1,1887. Loeal and Personal Trenton is Heading more houses. M. A. B. Tatum was in towu this week. School opened this week with about 45 scholars. If you want a good article of ]I ig tobacco, ask your deal lor “Old Rip.” R. S. Keith has been able to be out on the firreets n few times this week. Rev. .J. L. Prater is now domiciled in the Rodgers lmnse in town. George Sharroek wai io town this week pors pec ting for a blacksmith shop. Measles, whooping congh, an d mumps are generally prevalent in the county. J - A. Cnreton, Mike Allison, god J. B. William* loaves Thursday morning on a single tree tiip. Rising Fawn clcctod a “wet” board of Commissioners Saturday without any oppositon. Mas, W . S. Taylor leti on a visit to her mother,s in DeKalb county, Ala , last Sunday. Ben Brock and Drs. Lumpkin and Brock killed thirty partridge* Wed nesday cveuing. We had ihe pleasure of meeting Dr* E. I> Ketcherside. of Jasper, T«nn , on our streets Tuesday. Prof. Sanders retnrned the first of the week, and will be an assistant in the present term of the school. The commissions and blank bonds for the newly elected olTiciis arrived Tuesday, • A mistake wap made as to the time the ball and supper would be had at this place. It will be held Friday night, tha 21st inst. Hieel and rain Sunday; light snow and co’d Monday; fair and very cold Tuesday; fair and pleasant Wednes day; rain and not disagreeably cold Thursday. What nexi? The latest from Solomon Sells, is that he is still unable to recognize any body Ilis condition is considered sc ions, and unchaiigaed. r Mrs. T. Stringer is still at r> - P. Majors’ unable to be moved home. Her hurt was much worse than fiist thongdt Her ieg was broken. She is slowly improving. W. A. Byrd, sheriff elect, will move to town ami occupy the jail as soon as the health of his family ad mits. His children have been very ill with measels. Wiufi-dd Ilargis fays we are to have forty days cold weather dating fiom tlie Ist inst., with no wind from the south to last twenty four hours. We regrat very much that Jas. R. Brock will leave our town and comity The Etna Coal Company lias engag ed liin service as physician at that place. He will leave as soon as ho can practicably arrange his affairs at this place. 'l'wo hundred and fiitv tax Fr. Fas. were issued by the Collector Tor 1886 against delinquents. About all ol them were for tmall amounts, and a large per cent of them against parties who had left theconnty; Notice:—All parlies who are in debted to me for professional service are hereby notified to come forward and make settlement on some terms at once. I shall shortly leave Dade, aud having accounts of my own, nec essitates my calling for an imme diate settlement. J. R. Brock. Undei the present circumstances and considering the pressing times the Normal Institute opened with a large a number of students as could reasonable be expected Quite a num ber are from a distance and more are expected. »'onsidering the fact that the local patronage heretofore lias been almost its full strength, it is perfectly natural tV»t there should be a partial suspense. All considered, it* future prog less will be marked by a sternly and continued growth. Of course, the local support and influence must have a bearing upon this; which has been too well merited and sustain ed in the past to question its with drawal in the future. ttlatc Vvw s Tho Collector’* office is contested in b U> Dougherly nud Maeon counties. Two illicit stills'wero seixed in Ilabershnn. county Saturday, and th*-e men arrested 1 No elite has ever been made to tho j*-3,004) recently lost py tho Quitmcn bank. The government mill soon bui(d a snug boat for the Coosa amiOrslananlar rivers. A rntnher of the State Hou«eofflr »’s hav< boen indisposed lor some Mays past and to attoud to business. Watl.inson was visited by a des'ructivc fire Saturday night, in which the court heusv two or more dwelliugs and stone houso was destrowed. One of theJCainila defeated candidates took consolation inmarrying the second day afar the election. ~Tho municiPaUaulboritics of Atlanta are making ever possible effort to strietly enforce the prohibition law. and the ofienders art getting the full benefit of the penalties. A large snow white hawk was killed in Cambell coanty ohe other day, which will hi s - uffed and sent to tho Sinithsomicn Imtitutr. The arriAal o cost wise vesels in the po.t of .Saevniinah lust weak were more nuunrous than ever before. Eighteen in number. A wiiterid the Athens Watchman signing himself “Uordon Afnn,” suggested that in case Senator Brown resigned, lion- A. 0 Bacon be appoihted to fill the vacancy. A mhu in ItaDks eounty recently ate three rabbits, two svuirrels, and lour ana washed it down with six rups of cuffee at one meal. He considers two pound of chees, one poend of crackers ondja pint of whisky |a good lunch- A Forsyth county candidate says that in h i electioneering rounds he stopped at a man’s house, and the iady of the house assured his call. Upon being? interrogated as to the whercaboutea of her husband, she replied that he was in the garden' burying their dog which hud k“lled himself barking at candi dates. W. D .'Barrett,.‘who died "at'the Artesixu House, at Albany, Monday, was at one time a millionaire, but misfortunes swept away his proporetys’nnd'at tho death he was traveling ior a lint house in Balti more. Fortunately for his family,awhile he had means he took n policyjofj insurance en his life.'antl at his death his family heired the handsome sum ol which he held a paid up policy. Wjrcna.sday, in ! ]jßart(iW'’“coucty, a’ negro woman was arrested, charged: with burning the Lam of'Laiby I'urttn. the Tax Rietiv er of thatjeounty. Sinco tqe ar-iest the wom an ha* confessed the crime. The burn was burned abovt a week ago. In it were three horses, three'muleg, 7do bushels of wheat aud a large amouDt of jo-iage, which re-lo enlira ly couftimed. Mr, llovth estimates his loe at about $15,000. Good Results In Every caso D. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealel of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes that he was seii nusly afflicted with a severe cold that settled on his lungs: had tried many remadics w.th out benefit. I oiug induced to fry Dr King's New Discover/ for Consumption, did si and was entirely cured by use of a few bolt ■* 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 been saved by this Wonderful Dis cover/' Those who thiuk of visiting or locating ill Texas are advised to save money, inconvenience and tune by traveling via the Queen & Crescent Short Bine. This >"s the Shreveport Route, and the most direct and best line to East ern, Northern and Western Texas, New Mexico, and California. Passengers do not have to change cars to cross the Mississippi river, as the train is taken over on a new and powerful transfer steamer. The Queen and Cicser.t is undoubt edly the quiokost and most comforta ble route to travel by, and partise do siieing information as to rates, etc, should apply to the local agents ol the road in this section, or to E. E. Everett, passenger agent, at Ohatta nooga, and 11. Collbran, general passenger agent, at Cincinnati, Measures are being taken by the government to renew the proceed ings testing the pateut of the Bell Telephone Company. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The beat Salve in the world for Cut*, bruis es, Sore*, Ulcers, Salt Rhium, Fever Sore*, Tetter, Chapped Hand*, Chilblain*, Corea and all Skin Krup'inns, and postively cure* Piles, or no pay required. It i* guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 2d cunts. A WONDERFUL BOOK OF SONG. THE POEMS. OF FATHER RYAN, THE FAn FAMED POET PRIEST OFTHE SOUTH, • Thu Amrxded and Enrichkd Edition. Rtxc inc Lyrics or the War. Battmc Songs which riRKo th* South and com rtCLLKD Tint Admiration of thi For. Complete in one volume, 433 page*, beauti fully illustrated. Tlio engravings include a steel portriate of the author; hi* old Church and adjoining Residence in Mobile; ‘‘Erin’* Flag;” and the “Conquered Banner.” The book will be *ent to any address on receipt of price, $2.0.). Anyone wishing a copy of the above hook, can obtain it at the Times’ office. A copy o! “Father Ryan’s l'otuis” ought to be in every Southern heme. KnYuat;—Ttvo sheep at my liom-e •nth I'tins marked, two undeibits. .'lit inti, right e r. Owner can ge hem by paying expenses for keeping Jan. Cell 1887, J t C. Smith An End to Bone Scraping. Edward Shepherd, of Pnrrtsbnrg , I I states: “Havin'/ reecivad so much benefit from Electric Bitters. I feel it my duty to lei suffering hnmauity know it. Having a run ■ iiiig sore on my leg for eight years my doe 'or< (old uie I would have to havej the bout scraped or my ieg amputated. 1 used, in stead, three bottles of Electric Ritters and even boxes of Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, and mv 1-gis now - and and well. Electric Bit ters trs *• etits per bottle and Buck leu’s A:: ! i i lea box by tn B Coles BUSS uiii|ffi[S/ AVIi tl.’.ltY FOIt 1001 The BEST AI.MANAC, and a COMPLETE DIARY for every day io the year. To he hod FUEL of all dealers In luetlicine, or mailed on receipt of a sc. poet- Cge stump. Address VOLINA DRua AND CHEMICAL CO. 3ALTIVORE, MD., U. 8. A. wr Information Sides, Dad Dlood, >//» d iyestion, Ilysprjtsia, Malaria,Constipation Jt Kidney Troubles. -•—VOLINA CORDIAL CURES RHEUMATISM, Bad Blood and Kidney TroubUs, by cleansing tb« blood of nil 1.4 Impurities, strengthening all paru of the body. -•—VOLINA CORDIAL CURES SICK-HEADACHf, Keuralgla, Pain* in tho Limb*, Back nnd Side*, by toning the nerves and strengthening the muscles* -f—VOLINA CORDIAL CURES DYSPEPSIA. Indigestion and Constipation, by sidin'? the assim ilating of tho Food through the proper action of the •toinach ; it creates a health y appetite. h—VOLINA CCHDIA! iI'JRES NERVOUSNESS, Depression cf spirit* ftnrt by enliven lug and toning the *y%ein* -MfOUNA CORCIAi. CURES OVERWORKED and TVliride Women. Tuny nnd Sickly Children, ll is delightful and nutritious as a general Tonic. Volina Almanac and Diary aaim for 1887. A handsome, tomplete *K|lu and useful Book, telling how to CURE DISEASES at HOME In a plea.ant, natural way. Mailed on receipt of a 2c. postage stamp. Address VOLiKA DRUG A, CHEMICAL CO. BALT IIAORE, MO., U. S. A. iixpei'iaices. Hiram Cameron, Furniture Dealer of Col umbus, Da. tells his experience thus; “For three years have tried every remedy on Up market for Stomach and Kidney Disorders, but got no relief, until I used Klectrie Bitter- To‘k five bottles and am now cured, and I think Kleetric Bitters the best blood purifier in the world. —” Major A. B. Reed of Wosl Liberty Ky. used Electric Bitters for an old !-t'tid : ng Kidney affection anil says: “Noth ing has ever done me sj much good as Kleetric Bitters.—” Sold at.so cts a buttle by T. 11. B. Colp. WORkIXG BLASSES *” ! P,-We pared to furnish all classes with employment at home, the whole of the time or for their spare moments. Business new, light and profitable. Persons ot either sex can enisle earn from 50 cents to J 5.00 per evening and a proportional sum by devoting all their time to the business. Boys and girls earn nearly ns much as men. That all who may see this may send their address, and test the bus iness, we make To such are not oiil satisfied \sjJF\U to pay for the troubleWl writing.^Fim'^nriieulars and outfit free. Address George titinson 4 Co., Portland, Maine. SHERIFF SALE:—WiII he sold before the i-siri house door ie tho town of Trentou, Dade County, Georgia, to the highest bid der for cash, on the first Tuesday in Jan uary, 1887, between the legal hours of sale, ihe following property to wit. One house and loOffi the town of Rising Fawn, said county. as the D. M. Cully dwelling .(fid lot, and hounded on the E ist by the pub !rj road, on the north by Gilbert’s property, ad the wr*i i Mrs. Blevins, and on tho s<%th ' t'.'. i!. Rodger’s property, said hoi -•• : . dl< ild as the property of D. VI. (:i.. (I'm 1 1, ! i satisfy four Justice Couv: . i . ; 1038 diet. G. M., said couu >r of Synder, //arris, Basset Levy made by Jus. 11. Nich lson a 1 over to me. Tenant in possession unified.* This December 2, 1886. J. R. Brock, Sheriff; HOII can live at home, and make Iil ljim.ro money at work for us, than at UUany t ling else in this world. Capital not needad; you are started tree. Both xee: •ill ages. Any one can do the Work. Large earnings snre from first start. Costly outfit and terms free. Better not delay. Costs you nothing to send us your address a, fi .d our, if you are wise you will do so at ouco. 11. Hallett 4 Co., Portland Maine. ASJRANTI i Most of the diseases which ofinct mankind are origin all* caused hr a disordered condition of the LIVER. For all compla-jts of this kind, inch aa Torpidity of ttie Livor, Biliousness. Nervous Dyspepsia, Indices, teon. Irregularity of the Bowels, Constipation, Flatu lency. Eructations end Burning of the Stomach (sometimes called Heartburn). Miasma, Malaria, Bloody Flux, Chills and Fever, Breath-mo Fever, Exhaustion before or after Fever*, Chronio Diar rhoea, Loes of Appotite, Headache, Foul Breath. Irregularities incidental to Females, Bearing-down SSK STIOtGEB’S AURAHIII it Invaluable. It b not a panacea fer all diasaece, all dlseaseeof the LIVER, eaiVUlTBi STOMACH and BOWELd. It changes tho complexion from a waxy, yellow tinge, to a ruddy, healthy color. It entirely removes low, gloomy spirits. It ie asm (4 the BEST AL TERATIVES and PURIFIERS OF THE BLOOD, and Is A VALUABLE TONIC. STADICER’S AURANTII For sale by all Druggists. Price SI .00 per bottle. C. F.SIADiCE*, Proprietor, UO SO. FRONT ST U Philadelphia, *» f y HUltllDM ■ • ■ v,. . w.r., jflkillHyb ilMllmriii Sfl* W*K. ?v/i ECZEMA ERADICATED. Oentlcmcn—lt Is dne yott to say that I think lam entirely well of eczema after hariu taken Swift'a Specißc. I have boen troubled with it vary tittle in my face since last epniur. 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