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About Dade County weekly times. (Rising Fawn, Dade County, Ga.) 1884-1888 | View Entire Issue (March 16, 1888)
££:t:Broad TiKie Tuit#c. No. o, (^on!h bournl) - * 9:37 a. 711 Nb. 6. {north bourn ) - - “5 :50p.m Loc-al and Personal Very 'crtoi :*•}*> <> 11 <bis week. Farmers are plowing in a msli. The reeovering of the M. E. church is nearly finislu d. Ttev. J. L, Prater preached here last Sunday. Willie Tayloi, who has been quite sick, is now eonvalcsccnt, Mr. John G. II tie, of Rising Fawn was on our streets last Wodnesday. J. R. Williams and T. J. Lump kin took in Chattanooga Monday, We are informed that Prot Wood li -s s »!d his property to John C’nre tott. ."51. S \\ oo lof Lhrkiiiftville, Ala , brother of thi Prof, visited him this weok. Mr. R. S. Rodgers our worthy Postmaster g tve our sanctum a call Thnrediy. Mr, Webb Tatum returned from Rome ye it crd ay, lie sold Ids stock tor a very good price. Hr. rho.s. It Gray has been very sick fo'' several days, but we are glad to see him improving. Mr. I'liOo Hughes has been sick with the m i m s tor some time, but is uowconval';scing. Rev. E. U. Wilson, will preach nt the Cumberland Presbyterian chinch Sunday. Mrs. T. H. Robertson who has Iren coi!;;ied ti her room for several wei ks, is ible to be out again. Mr. George Acnff who has bean v< ay si'k w»ih typhoid fever for sev eral weeks is improving slowly. There will be a grand ball given here in the Opera House Tuesday night, Every body come. Messrs W. A. Byrd, Dave TatUm, and 1 A. Bennett have been up in Mi Id V Teunassee for several days' Mr. 0. A. Hall representing a com pany ; n New Orleans was in town taking deeds tor lands yesterday. i . J. Phelps representing Fj sbnrne Bio>. a tobacco house at Ronake, Va., was in town yesterday taking orders. Wo ha ve not done much boom talking yet, htjj before long we will make an effort to boom our little town An wo moved this week, we are a little tor l v in geHrnjfaut this issue bnt we hope to be on time hearatter. Wave informed by J. 11. Porput that tlic Diamond Hill Mines have fi'tsp'Mi-led. wotk for an unlimited time. Dr. Hall, of Collinsville, Ala., was here Tuesday extracting teeth, the effects of it was very painful in a few instance's. We tender man*thanks to Mr. J. L. Case, of WasYigtor:, D, C. foi his communication, this wiek. We say: write again. Mr. J. W. Baxter, anti Miss R, A Bailey, a runaway couple from Leb anon, Ala., were married in the court house last Tuesday. Misses Ln’u Corpnt and Lulu De- Rochem >nt nave the Timrs office a pVasant call last Thursday, we are alwaj s glad to have tit • la.lit s call. There was a wreck near Tmssville, Ala., ou the A. G. S, It R. caused by two trams meeting, which ran in each otiier, killing one man, and se riously woanding two other*;. w.. are requested t> give a brie r dis.-iiotion of Dade county, and sur loundings, all those who have proper ty foi sale will call at the Times office We return many thanks to the fol lowing gentlemen for rendering their assistance in moving us this woek ' John Cnreton, T.. 1. Lumpkin, Z. Si. Morris, J ll Williams. TC D. Brock, Stanley Jeffries, and John Smith. The Dade Normal Institute close s today. Pro! Wood has been princi pal of this institution for a long time. We feel asstved that he has done his dry in every particular as a tutor to lr ptlj.iK Prpf. closes hie school with :.u • -ad ... •> r ai' I.is unpfl* 1 “ Vu VO - s. ,d land to then teacher. Vhile at-Court, be cure and come to see me, I havojnst received a fine lot of oranges, lemons, hammers, and lancy candies, which will be sold cheap. T, H. Liuu’kin. We are glad to see spring weather agtthi. Tim voice of the farmer is heard, and the birds as they fly from branch to branch on otir lofty trees, are uttering melodies songs. Oh! why are we sad, we should not be for God lias made around us so many pleasant things. COMMUNICATED. Washington D. O, March 12. The tariff bill favored by Mr, Mills, chairman of the Ways and Men ns committee , although it lias not been introduced, has been for some day* past u subject of much talk and comment. Ot the 3,000 copies print ed, not one can be obtained at the Capitol. On tlie day of its appearance when only 150 were printed, $5,000 was offered for (he bill. Almost all our Democratic Representatives and Senators are foi Mill’s bills. Although Randall’s bill is a subject of no lit tle conversion,, it will not detract from the one mentioned above. All Randall cares, for is to be called the author of the next tariff law. He, no loubt, would except the bill favoied by the ways and Means, >1 in doing so, lie only thought he would be worshiped as the orignator. The McCuffie vs, DtvhDon, the contested election case, is over and Davidson firmly seated in his chair. A man who enutest on election with a majority cf near 12,000 against him must think to be in 'lie Congress of Die U. f\, is greater than it was, in the days of our forefathers, to be a Roman. Well, Mr. Ingaps since feel ing the jars of Blackburn, and receiv ing the condemnation of the G. A. R, has ceased frothing at the month and became as peaceful as Mary’s little iamb. It is still the talk, among Sen a t r and Representative*, how Blackburn laid him to repose as one of the “has bpons” of the G O. P. Public buildings and peasions bills are at present taking up the time of Congress, Sessions are held every Friday night for the s>de purpose ot considering pension claims, If a/| the proposed public buildings were to pass.it world reduce TJnrie Sam’s surplus alr.nt $25,000,000, Some of the So lons are not satisfied with the present rate of reduction, and have c maietieed to introduce hil'a to buy rrp all the swords of the late Rebel! ion. that still exist, paying at the late of $5,000 each, Such a bill pas,ed the Rnnse on the Bth inst. If Dade has any old swords that have not been sold as scrap iron, let her send them up. Esac. NOTICE. Having Sold our eutire stock of gen * eral merchandise to Hughes & Bro - Necessitate us to proceed at once to col feet the amounts due us on notes and accounts, and in order to expedite this w i have pla -ep them in the hands of atorneys Lumpkin & Brock for collec. tion, and hope all who are ludebted to us will call at their ofHeo at once and array payments. J. A. Case & Son. Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvel o puri'.y, strength and wholeaoarcness. More ecenotuica! than the ordinary kinds, and can not he sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight alum or phosphate powders. Sold only in cans, Royal Baking Powokb Co., 106 Wall St., New York. FOR SALE BY T. H. LUMPKIN Ti Just Going Hem ts 6* Gatv . - ,i . ® ouiaf in 1~. - * ' , of ' Ctv ;*ui t ; J l, t - | AMt. ICA\ FCIS—SHING CD, Btf&Q Fainauunt Ave Philadelphia Pa, i Pnes’ddnt >ml Mrs. Cie'vo'and. Send (Sue ownt stamp ami receive by return n»hil their picture ttnd other cards. n 096 Savon Biese & Dickinson, Chattanooga, Tterm, Sleepless Nights made miserable by that terrible cough. Sh'lob’s Cure is the remedy for you. For salo at Cole's. Catarrh c<U»d, health end sweet breatli eetired, by Shitnh’s Catarrh Remedy. Price 00. Nasal Injeotor free. Sold by Cole. Ark You Made miserable by Indigestion, constipation, Dizines*, Loss of appetite, Yel low skin? Shilohs Vitalizer is a positive cure- old by Coif mm m m - Tun Rkv Gbo II Thavkr, of Bourbon, Ind,, says: "Both tayself and wife owe our lives to Shilohs consumption cure- Sold by Cole* ♦‘Hackmktack a lasting and fragrant per fume' Price 25 and 50 cents. Sold by Cole, Wijy Will You cough when Shilohs cure will give immediate relief. Prioo 10 cts, 50 cts, and one dollar. Sold by Cole, Shiloh s ouhk will immedially roliove croup, Whooping cough, and Bronchitis. A Nasal In'JROTOR free with each bottle of Shilohs catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents. Sold by Colo. Fob DYSi'evaiA and Liver complaint, yon have a printed guarantee on every bottfe of Shilohs Vitatizer, Itnover fails to cure, sold b v Cole, i Shilohs Catarrh Remedy—a positivo cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria and canker Mouth Sold by Cole. Shtloh’s Vitalizes is what you need for constipation, Loss qf Appetite, Diiziness and Symptoms of Dyspepsia. Prico 50 and 75 Cents per bqttlq, at . If. B. Cole's. In Brief, And To The Point’ Dyspepsia is dreadful. Disordered liver is misery. Indigestion is a foe to good nature. The human digestive apparatus is one of the most complicated and won derful things inexistence. It is easily put out of order. < Ireasy food, tough food, sloppy food bud cookery, mental worry late, hours, iregnlar habits, ami many other things which ought not to be, have made the American people a nation of dyspep tics. But Green’s August Flower has done a wonderful work in reforming this sad business and making, the American people so healthy that they can njoy their meals and be happy. Remember;--No happiness withone health. But Green's August Flower btings health and happiness to the dyspeptic. Ask your druggist for a bottle . Saveaty-five cents. In ten days Return to John 1.. Hancock, The Prince of Wales:—why is th» i Prince of Wales like a cloudv day? He lis likely to rain. Taylor’s OheoTkee ; Remedy of sweet (Into ami Mullein is now the king of alicoug medicines, and is a croup preventive, 1 I A Father’s Protector: —Father’ it is as essential for you to provide a safe guard against that night-fienp to your children, croup, as to their hunger. Taylor’s Cherokee Remedy of sweet Gum and Mullein will cure croup coughs and colds. Their Business Booming". Probably no one thing has caused such a general revival of trade at T. H. B. Cole's as their givine away to tbe'r customers of so many free trial bottles of Dr- Kings New Discov ry for Consumption. Their trade is -simply enormous in this very vatuablo article from the fact that it always cures and never disappoints. Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bron chitis. Croup, and all other throat and lung diseases quickly cured. You can test it be foro buying by getting a trial bottle free, large «ige sl. Every bottle warranted. Personal. Mr. H. Frohlichstein, of Mobile, Ala. writes, “i take great pleasure in reeoinraendr iog Di. Kidg's New Discovery for Consump tion, having used it for a severe attack *f Bronchitis and Catarrh. It gave me instant relief and entirely oarod me, and I have not been evicted since. I also beg to state that I had tried other remedies with no good re sult. Have also used Electric Bitters and Dr. King’s New Life Pills, both of whiek I can recommend. Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, is sold on positive guarantee. Trial bottles fray at T, il. 3. Col*«. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Oats, bruises es, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corr s and all Skin Eruptions, and postively cures Piles, or no pay required. Tt is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents. T. Fricks, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Rising Fawn, G*. fflBT" "Will practice in the town, vicinity and countv. W. U. &, J.p.fAGOWAY, A TTOBNEYS-AT-LA W, Trenton, Ga JOHN G.iHALE, ATTORNEY - AT - LAW, Rising Fawn, THE SOUTHEBX CULTIVATOR. o The Great Farm, Industri al and Stock Journal of the South —AND— 7',TTTC D \ I>T7T> YE.v*£ t ,?rt 5 Kt>Q . ' C " r. J .Southern Cultivator Pub’.4!#., lan STATE OPGfeOb'GI V Dam- Oucntt. h.-reas, S. C. Hale, Administrator of Ar mititn Str-et deceased, represents to ffits court in Ids petition duly filed and efftdfed on record Ihiti lie has tally administered said Amenta Street's estate. There -is llrbrelifc to cite all persofts concerned. Iteira and oredi tors, to show Cause if any they oim, why Said Hitmlnfstrntor should hot lie discharga-d from his administration and receive letters of dis mission on the first Mon day tn.'MaK-h itljS. This 23 diy of November, 1 7- J. A. Bcnnktt, Ordinary. StAtE OF GEORGIA Dam Cocnty, Whereas, S, C, llale, Aduiinistratoi of Nanoy Wbitedead, deceased, represents to the court in his potition duly filed and entered on record that tie has fully administered Nfttiev Whitehead’s estate, ‘i bis is therefore to die all persons concerned, heirs undcrc'di idor» to show eati«e if any They osn, Why skid administrator should not be discharged from his administration, and receive letters of dismission on the first Monday in March IBSB This 23rd day of November, 1887. J A Bkrxktt, Ordinary, MINNIE BEASLEY VS, JAS. BElSlBl': Li yokes in Dadk Supkbior Rpraynaa Tkwzt, 18S7. It appearing to tiie Court by the return of the Sheriff that the defendant etrn not *be found in this county, and it futher appear ing that the defendout }s a non resident of this State, itds therefore ordered by fha Court that the defendant be served by ptibHeatiqn, and that the defendant bo required to ap pear and answer at the next term of This court. J. C. Faix, .?. S. C., C. C. Certify that the above is a true copy frhui the minutes. S. 11. Thurman. ( .S. C, November 18, 1887. STATE OF GFORGIA Daub CountV, To all whom it may concern; Mrs E L Grant guardian of Annie E Grant and Baltic M Grant minors, has in doe form applied to the undersigned for leave to sell the lauds belonging to her said wards, and said applioantlon will be heard on the first Monday in February negt. This Jan 4 1888. J A Brisk kt?, Ordinary MARCH SHERIFF SALES. Will be sold-befnre tlja court house door In the the town of Trsnton, Dade aounty, State of Georgia,-on the first Tuesday Ip Maroh next, betweeu the legal hours of sale, to the highest bidder for cash, tho following prop erty all lying in said county of Dade, to witj Town lots number three (3), four (4), sev enteen (17), and eigh'een (18) in the town of Trenton. Property of T. L. Gray, and point ed ouj by tax ootlector aud tenant in pos session notified- Levy made by J A <Jneal,L'C Lot of land No(88; Eighty threi in (10th) Tanth district (4) Fourth section, and Sold to satisfy a superior court Fi Fa issued iD favor ot the ordinary for use of J . L. Man* njpg, agains V. D. Cross, Joel Cross, and «t als. levied op as the property of Joel Cross. Property pointed out by defeudeuts. Tenant in posessiou notified. This *Feb. 2,188 S. Also at the same time and place lot of land number ofte hundrrd and forty pigth (148) in tho 19th P : st. nnd 4th section, as the property of B. F; Pact for Mrs, Annie Franklin, and sold to satisfy a tax fi. fa. issued in favor of Thos. Tittle, ta* collect or, for taxes due for the year 1887 against said property. Property pointed out by the tax collector. Levy made bv Jesse Hughes, L. C,, and turned oyer to the undersigned. W. A. Byrd, Sheriff. APRIL SHERIFF SALES. GEORGIA Dado Coudty. Will be sold before the court house door in the town of Trenton, Dade oounty, State of Georgia, on the first Tuesday in April 1888, between the legal hours of sale, to the highest bidder for cash, the following lots, or parts of lots, of land, lying West of Lookout oreek as the property of B' M. Wilkinson to witj Lots of land numbtfkone, thirty-five and thirty-six, 11th Dist. Iffid 4th section, said county, and lots ot land number silt and . seven in 18th Dist. and 4th section, said County containing 400 acres more or less, gaid lands levied on as the property of B, M Wilkinsor, to satisfy an Execution issued from the Superior Court of said county, in favor of W. R. Taylor against said B. M. Wilkinson. This Mareh Ist 1888, W- A Byrb, JSheriff. GEORGA Dade Oountyr • By virtue of an order from the Superior Oniirt, of said county renJered the 26 day of March 1887. Will behold before the eourt house door of said county at public auction on the first Tuefday in April, 1888, within the legal hrurs of sale, two *lnde« clocks, patented April 1885* and Aug. 26 1860, man ufactuied by Lynch Bros, as the property of ■Lynch Bros, and sold by H. L. While their agent, to satisfy an Esecution issued from the Court of Ordinary of said county for-non payujent of Peddling License, in favor of J. A Bennette Ordinary of said county against Lynch brothers and H. L. White agent This 29th day of February 1888. W A Byrd, Sheriff. GUARDIAN SALE. GEORUIA—Dade County. By virtue of an order from the court of or dinary of said county will be sold on the first Tuesday in April 1888, at the court house door in said county within the legal hours of sale Seventy acres of the NotMi Easj portion of iot of land number three in the 19th district and 4th section Dade county Georgia as the property of A.iuie E., and Sallie M, Grant minors for the benefit of raid minors. Terms of sale cash, this March Ist 1888. E. L, Grant, Guardian. Notic® to Discontinue Public Ron STATEOF GEORGIA Dae* Cousiy, James Allison and others have made ap plication to discontinue a public road com mencing at the Alabama Slate line near the residence of John P. Brewer and running to and intersecting with the wain Valley road near aud South of the "Resideuce of Mrs. Maty A Allison in the 1038 Dist. G. M-, said aounty. All persons concerned are therefore notified that said application will he beard at my office in Tutu lop said county ou the Ist Monday in april neat. This January 30th, 1888. J. A.. Bennett, Ordinary. STATE OF GEORGIA—Dade County. C. C. Jackson aud. others have made ap jpicwtioa for a new road, commencing at the West brow of Lookout mountaia «nd run ning thri ugh lots of land Nos. 19 and 18 is the 20th Hist, and 4>h section of said county ie an Easterly direction to the Tenheosee and Georgia Ttate line, which has been marked out by the Commissioners and a re port thereof made on oath by these. All per sons are notified that said new road will, op and alter the first M uday iu April uext, by tjbo Ordinary of raid county, be filially grant c 3, if no new cause be shown to the contrary This 24th day of Feb. 1888. J. A. 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Practicle Opticians, Watchmaker and Jeweler. —AND DEALERS li*- Wat dies, Clods- and Jnrehy of all Kinds- ALSO \ COM Plat t’E STOCK OF SPECTACIKS 16 WEST NINTH STREET, CHATTANOO3A, TEJ??O^ (A-« *♦ **- Repairing- done with neatness and dispatch. All work guaranteed one yeaT Old Gold, Silver and Precious Stones bought or exchanged. Fitting Glasses, oi Spectacles, by an Experienced Optician a speciality. f < —| —| ——y—innT—rror—- m r iii—ti—i > ijMihimmLMLmjL-ji-jjij—i AS PLAIN AS A B C, or twice 2 is 4 Extravagant expensos make high 'prices and very small expenses enable the merchant to make voay low prices. Jtis Hhus we have the advantage over out neighbors,in favor of cur underselling. Be Your Jude:© After having made a canvass of the town in our line of trade, then give our store and prices a thorough inspection, and you wIU find our -PRICES THE LOWEST- -- CUT PRICES. jkl Winery Department, On Gloves, Hose, Corset*, Bustlas. j We hfve the largest an<J handsom* Knit Goods, Dry Goods, Velvets, J est tftock in the pity, and will flaf) Gent's and Ladies’ Furnishing j lower than any one. Goods, Blanket*, Quilss, uyy »i •’d r.toriFc P-vur PatteFas of as and Hanuels. We kaep in stock nearly every gcgf- PUT MONEY IN YOITR°* ® o,:vin 'J diine m Je ; n,nd w# 4^ ** rUI BIUJX L. i IDi IGUU not eanvasS ftnd can affor( j POCK EL' BY BUYING OF US. j cheaper than those who do, Atthe Balloon Chattanooga, Ten*. KETI'HEW & TttlllMW th# Ptaee to Get Yourjt flilt €> GUCEIUES Hardware, i-t% *?. c > ci t Show case Goods, Block and Spool Thread - THE LAJhGEST STOCK. —OF— BOOTS and SHOES Ever in I'Teuton. A NEW AND FULL STOCK -Ot%- DRY GOODS JUST AfiIUVD. A FILt AMJ COMPLETE STOPS OF UKlifi DUB SYSTEM IS Cash And Lowest Prices. Conutry gir Produce i aken in Exchange. f i. l\l» *EI J »«• Trenton. - - Gewgi* T H B COLE, ■"■v » . Pealkk IN cm now A Full and Complete Line FAMILY GROCERIES. HARDWARE. TINWARE, QUEENSWARE, Embracing Everything Wanted by til People of the Immediate Country. \i 5 P S ilO «»f/» i^TOCK A Full and Complete Line ol Dry Goods. Replenished with Fresh and New Good# Every Month. A LAS«E AND FyLL STOCK OF IWfiiiiAid iO; lEiiltlitti Always op Hand. Tdk;ji ia Eidiia** My basis of businesss is invariably u£> form prices and legitimate margijM,
