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ilroad T?«s»e Table. No. 5, (*< -nth bound) * * 8:37 a.m No. 6, (north bound) - -6 :50p.m No 41 aceoramodaton South 562 a ra No 42 accommodation North 7 30 p m - ---i-sacc-at Local and Persona*, Health of t.lic country is very good’ S, C. Hale gavo us a pleasant call Tuesday, Five pouuds good cotfeo’ for one dollar. T. IT. LrMPKit* Mr- J.T\ Bible of Fast. Foint Ha •was in town Tuesday M r. Chas. W. Smith was on our streets to-day. Mr. Brad Tatum was on our Mot day* MigsC lira Lumpkin is visiting friends at Smith (la. this week. Dr. Ketcherside andJ. A. Cureton visited Chattanooga this weck-Sj^^u. Mr. and Mrs. T./H. B. Cole went to chattanooga, yesterday. Mike Allison of Rising Fawn gave our sanctum a pleasant call yesterday Mrs. E. B. Ketcherside is visiting her mother near Rising Fawn. The tish have begun to bite, consequen tly there aro but Jew loafers on the streets We understand our 'school is pro gressing finely. Miss Migia is giving universal satisfaction as teacher she has nbout.thirtj pupils. Ths schedule of the accomodation will change again Sunday, It will now run to At! alia Ala. The little child of J. A. Cureton,"who has been sick for some time is better. visa. TTallie Pope of Wildwood has been visicing frauds iu Jasper Teun. for wV' ral days. The peach crop is not entirely killed- Unless cold snips occurs there will be a very good crop. Boys we havo a chance. Fort Payne, Rising Fawn, "and other places have or ganized base ball clubs, and are blo»’l ing about having some crack; players wh T t-an’t we do likewise? John Counties and Thomas Hartline wilt preach the 4th Saturday and Sun day.in each month, at JJthe Church. The Sabbath schools of Trenton ar** going to have a Sunday School picnic Msy, not decided on the place yet. v We regret *to learn that Mr. J. A, BenneM got his face and hands badly burned,while making a competition ofuitiic acid last week. The Rev. J A Darr will he in town Tuesday April the 24th and wi'j preach at the Methodist Chapel on th^ same evening, all are respectful.y invi ed to attend, t Mr. Pope Majors is getting very im patient, he seems to bo very anxiou 8 to get behind the counter, and wait upon his customers, his motto will be “All wool and a yard wide . Onr Merchants are getting in their spring goods, they seem to have a fine assortment of Lawns and prints. See their advertisement in another column We would like to have the news from every post office in the county. We *ck you to construe thus liberally and send us the news, be-ahlire to give your reay name. We have several anonymous: communications but we don’t care to publish them. lit iiieai-l Fobstkk—Bible- — At Smith On. on the evening .f the Bth ult. W. T. H art line officiating. Mr. James Forester to il iss Mary Bible. I saw two little clouds at morn. Tinged with the rising sun. And in the dawn they floated on, And mingled into one. •’ Mr. Forester is a gentleman of sterling, w , and is to l e crrgratula’ed in winning one of the lovliest young Indie of “Old Ihide” The Times offers its congratulation i.nd wishes tlscm much happiness and prosperity. Notice. All persons desiring licenr-e to teach in the Public schools of Dade Conn»y for the present year will make application for .'sni ; *t d 1<? exnntited on the 3Ch day of may next at my Office in *ici.i* F> Jac<>"»>, C. 6. C. April the 12tb I*BB. ' Pursuant to a call of T. R. Evans chairman Democratic Executive Com mute for Dade County said committe met at the Court House in Trenton on April 7th 1888 Chairman Evans piesiding. The members present were T. If. Evans Chairman J. W. Blevins, W, J Taylor, Hugh Me Kaig, D. E. Tatum by proxy Isac Doyle by proxy W. C» Cureton by proxy JolutOlmk by proxy W. Cs. Taylor by proxy B. T. Brock was chosen secretary of the meeting. On motion it was deter mined by the committe to call a con vention for Apt il 28th 1888 to be h«ld at Trenton for the purpose of selecting delegates to attend the state conven tion in Atlanta ou May 9th for the purpose of nominating deligates to the National Democrat Caayention to b# held in St. Louis to dominate a Pr«s i'Unijind V|cy President. On motion of B. T. Brock it was determined to call a convention at Trenton on the 4th day of August 1888 for the pur pose of selecting delegates to the State convention for the purpose of nominating a governer and state house officers, Al«o at the same l.me and place to select delegates to a congress man for the 7th congressional district. On motion of Marion Tatum a primaay election was ordered for the second Saturday in July next foT tire purpose of selecting a candidate for State Senator to represent the 44th Senatorial District. Said election to be held in the same manner, and rotnrns to be consolidated by Ordinary as in state and county elections. Time I•it g no father business be fore the oammitte, upon motion the meeting was adjourned sine die. April 7th 1888. Thou, R. Evans chairman, B. T. Biock, secretary. We Sell for Cash and Barter, only 8y so doing we can sell jon the cheap est goods than any body in town. Just received a full line of Boots A Shoes. Lawns. Standard prints, die we will sell yon a hat from 25 cents to $8,50, pair of shoes from 50 cents to $4,00. and every thing in pmpoition. Hug lies Bros* Just received a fn H and comptete line of Spring & Summer Dry Goods also a complete Hue of shoes, which we <>ff, r cheaper than live che tpest for Oafth. Come and tty us. Ketch erode, <fc Thurman. More, fresher, & cbeajter, goods at Ketchersides Thurman's than any where else m town. Come and convince yourself. Ketlrerside & Thurman. We have the largest assortment of [awns and prints in to/.n Please c-mc and price them. Kethersnles & Thurman. NOTICE. 1 avirp Id «t ri r lilt dj <k « f gen eral merchandise to Hughes & Bro. Necessitate us to proc..«d at once to col tcct the amounts due us on'notes and accounts, and in order to expedite this we have plaoep them in the hands of attorneys Lumpkin & Brock for collec tion, and hope all who are ludebted to us will call at their office at once and array payments.' J. A. Case & Son. THE SOUTHERN CLLTIVATOR. The Great Farm, Industri al and Stoclc Journal of the South —AND— THIS PAPER OYE YEAR FOR 6V.00 mple copy mailed free on applicatio Southern Cultivator Pub. Ce., tlan RURAL RECORD The Leading Agrieiltanl Paper of the Soath. Only SI.OO iier vear. Picmium to Every Subscriber LIBERAL CLUB OFFERS. Rural Rsco-.o with a Clock, delivered, $1.50. lIsEWING MACHINeII Vod o '' &Jf// RURAL KtCORD Olv£ YEAR, and A Waterbury Watch, Delivered, $3.50. JVSernl 6 ifnts in Stamps for Sample Copy and frunium Li at. OCHS, YOMCE & CO , CbatMuowga, T«ac Umfar to Editor this paper. A. T. Frick*, PHYSICIAN AND BURGLON, Rising Fawn, (4a. jpOP* Will practice in the town, vicinity and county. W. U. & J• F». JACOWAY. ATTORNKYS - A T ~ L A W, Trenton, Ga JOHN O.JHALE, ATTORNEY - AT - LAW, Rising Fawn. P B. Keiclicr*!<!«. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. * OFFICE: Ketchersstde A Thurman’s Store. TkknTON. (7a. i pTfann, J, —ldentist, Daltoh, Ca. . jso*‘ Correspondence solicited, and LUMPKIN & BROCK. ATTORNEYS - AT - LAW Trenton,. Ga GROCERIES TOBACCOS & CIGARS A new stock and com* plete line just received. ALSO POCKET cUTLERY T. H. LUMPKIN, Trento?? ,Ga. President and Mrs. Cleveland. Send cne cent stamp and receive by return mail their picture and other cards. n 025 Bmo. Biese & Dickinson, Chattanooga, Tenn. Sleepless Night* made miserable by tha terrible couch.. Sh'ioh’s Cure is the remedt for you. For sale at Cole’s. y Catarrh cured, health and sweet breath eeurod, by Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy. Price 00. Nasal Sold bv Co e. Ark You MaIMC miserable by’lndigestion constipation, Diriness, Loss of appetite, \e!> low skit,? Shilohs Yitaliicr is a posit,' cure- old by Cole* * ■ ■ Tim Kkv Uko H Thatkw, of Ttourbon, fnd., ears: “Roth myself and wife owe our lives to Shitohs consumption cure- Sold by Colo “HaCkmktack a lasting and fragrant per fume- Price 25 and 50 cents. Sold by Cole. Wry Will You cough when Shilohs cure will give immediate relief. Price 10 cts, 50 cts, and one dollar. Sold by Cole, Shiloh s cxkv. will immedintly relieve croup, Whooping gcoub, and Bronchitis. A Nasal Isjkctor free with each bottle of Shilohs catarrh F,emedy. Price 50 cents. Sold by Cole. For Dyhpcpsia and Liver complaint, yon have a printed guarar.'ee on every bottle of Shilohs VPaliler, It never fail* to cure.sold fcv Cole. Shilohs Catarrh Remedy—a positive cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria and canker Mouth Sold by Cole. Shiloh’s Vitalikrr is what you need for constipation, Loss of Appetite, Diltiness and Symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price 50 and 75 ’Cents per’bottlc, at . H. B. Cole's. • *'*• 9 In Brief. Ahd To The Point- Dyspepsia is dreadful. Disordered liver is misery. Indigestion is a foe to good nature. Tie human digestive apparatos is one of the moat complicated and won derful things inexistence- It is easily put out of order. Greasy food, tough food, sloppy food bad cookery, mental worry late, hours, iregnlar habits, and many other things which ought not to he, have made the American people a nation of dyspep tics. But Green’s August Flow.r h*s done a wonderful work in reforming this sad business and making the American people so healthy that they can enjov their meals and be happy. Remember, —No happiness wit hone health. But Green’s August Flower hiings health and happiness to the dyspeptic. Ask your druggist for a bottle . Saventy-five cents. A Father’s Pkotkctou:— Father’ it is as essential for you to provide a safe guard against that nighl i.-np to yom children, croup, as to their hunger. Taylor’s Cherokee Remedy of sweet Gum and Mullein will cure croup coughs ami colds. RURAL RECORD ONE YEstd, and One Rural Record Sewing Machine, SIB.OO. StcveiiMon & IVlcCullcn, Patent and Claim Attorneys, Washington, D. C. t welve Years Connection with the in erior Depat meat lias given us the de s»r«\i experience as Meebauieul Experts in Patents Claims Business before any ol the Govern 'uout De|*ait incuts promptly attended (>• t Lt)£;:l Xolicr*. I 4 ■ ■ -■fc.'Sfca- mT -1- 4 ,1. M \Y SHERIFF’S SALIIS. Will he s<S|i] before the court ’Hclin door, In tho town of fretitnn, Dftde cotihtjy, (la. on the fleet Tuesday in May, 1888, within the legal hours of salt to ihe higqest bidder f»r eaah the following property to wit. Lot of land nutr.btf thirty til in the lldiet and 4th teetion Dade e.unty, containing one bun dred end sixty seres mere «• less, sntd land levied on ts the property of B. M. Wilkinson to satisfy three justice court execution)* is *'ie 1 from the Justice cotiit of the hi7s diet. G. M. ot said com ty jn favor of Bfeat and slliioti and ag-i st 11 M Wilkiftron, I««n Craig, Maker- fid .lames 0 Smith seenfit i.eried by .! lliglifl.ld, ver to me, tLie ifitb day of Mutch. W A Byrd. Sherif k UORGA Bade Couhtyr By virtue of an order from the “Superior Court of said county rendered the 2fl any of March 1887. Will bt sold before the co- rt house deor of said county at public auction a the first Ttiefday in May, 1888, within •he legal hrurs of sale, two 'lndex clicks, patented April ISA. 1 , and Aug. 2fi ,888, man factmed hy Lynch Bros, as t he property of uynch Bros, and sold hy If. L. White* their Lent, to satisfy an Kxecution issUed| from ag Court of Ot dinary Of said county for-nnn thement of Puddling. License, in favor of J. payennefte Ordinsty el sai-> county against A Rcb brothers »nd H. L. White agent This Lyn dav of February 3SR3. 29<k ' W A Byrd, fheriff MINNtS BKASLEYS. JAS. BBASLXY: It app emir g to the defendante return o f the Sheriff that the a can not be found in this county, nd if father appear ing that the defendant a non resident of this State, it is therefore ordered by tho Court that the defendant be served hy publication, and that the defendant be required to ap pear and answer at the next term of this court. J. C. Fain, .1. S. C., C. C. I certify that the above is a true copv from the uiinuleß. P. 11. Thurman. ( ,8. C. November 18, 1887. APRIL SHERIFF SALES. GEORGIA Dade Coudty. Will be sold before the oourt house door t i the town of Trenton, Bade oounty, State o 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 lnnd, lying West of I.o< kout creek as the property of B' M. Wilkinsou to wit: Lot s of land number one, thirty-five and thirty-six, 11th Dist. and 4th section, said county, and lots of land number six and seven in 18th Dist. and 4th section, said county containing 400 acres more or less. Raid lands levied on as the proporty of B, M Wilkinsor, to satisfy an Execution issued from the Superior Court of said county, in favor of W. R. Tuyior against said B. M. Wilkinson. This Mareh Ist 1888. 2 W-A Byrd, Sheriff. KETCIIERSIDE & TIUHH.W ells the Place to Get Yourl* limn woks Hardware, mcarc, Tobacco Cigars Show case Goods , Block and Spool Thread. THE LARGEST SIO~ ( K _O % B OOTS ana SHOES Ever in Trenton. A NEW ANI) FULL STOCK —OF— DRY GOODS JUST ARRIVD. VIFLLL AIN'D CIHPLETE STOCK OF DRrG OUR SYSTEM IS Cash And Lowest Prices. Country gjß ' Produce Taken in gf’f Exchange. CALL AND SEE US. lrenton. - - Georgia THBCOLE Dealer in «l!iL WKMIDISF A Full aud Complete Line FAMILY GROCERIES. HARDWARE. TINWARE QUEENSWARE. Embracing Everything \\ anted by th People of the Immediate Country. KEEPS NO OLII STOCK A Full and Complete Line Lf Dry Goods. Replenished with Fresh and New Goops Every Month. A LAROR'AND.FULL STOCK OF PKOPBIETARV »: MEi ICIXES Always on Hand. Prcilistc Takeu in Exchange i is ( f business is invariable v.m o.m pices »Ld I«feilin.ate n ngiie. QUEEN &CREcEN 1 ROU . THE FAVORITK LINE BoTV. EEN TFF NCPVf! .. NLa «IT >. LIMITED EXPRESS TRAINS &E7VVU N C;N, &M V, B^‘K* III li ittp.s.—— Through Cars to New Orleans ?'!oi id. arv 4 TWiC® OaMy, SOUIiiEKA KOI i E TO i'A I.lHir ,15.1. mts ie? ii Co it (I mi veil Time fan;—ln LfL.-t .1*1,..».*• 1 18,91. 1 SOUTH BOUND—Read down. | | NORTH.BO, N D—Read up. 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N ■ w ovv-rcomtiig those discatc* HH ffjA B resulting from impuro or lu.j jvcp 3 I A LAXATIVE. sMjL K B B ActingmlldiTbutrarclyonthcfcowcli Retires habitual roustipuion. und - ngtli ens the stomach, and r.lds digestion. m ■ A DIURETIC. wE Srls 11 |A fQ In Its composition the best and most KS I Sa| I 3 Ml Ilf 111 I active diuretickot the Slaiena Mcdica SR HI m/g MI | U art comhincdscicotiticall) with other i effective remedies for disca*es of Uie I kidneys, it can he relied nu to give quick'relief and speedy cure. lluDilrcdiof taetimonUlshavabeanreccircd T7na M'nA Di r* Iw \r CjT TS tram mrvma ibo luw und tbil msnd; aitli O or Inc VWUO ramarkable benefit. Band for eireuUra, givia* The DEBILITATED Fries SI.SO. lots hy Dn|)liU. The AP.I?n WELLA, RICHARDSON * CO„ Prop** X ue nuau, burlinutom. VT. JEWELRY PALACE! A. B. SILYK&BE'RG Sr CO: Practicle Opticians, Watchmaker • and Jeweler, r . —AND DEALERS IN ~ • Watches » Clocks . and Jewelry of all Kinds. CRT ALSO A COMPLETE STOCK OF SPECTACLES 118 EIGHTS STREET, CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE ♦— ■* r» Repairing done with neatness and . dispatch. All work guaranteed one year Old Gold, Silver and Precious Stones bought or exchanged. jj§sst**Fitting Glasses, 01 Spectacles, by an Experienced Optician a speciality. gjLLuijaaj* -ii-jj ■" - igjami m Jiwimuiia AS PLAIN AS ABC, or twice2is4 Extravagant expenses make high prices Mid very nr all epenses enabl • jhe merchant to make veay low prices, thus we have the advantage over ou neighbors,in favor of cur underselling. •rq Your Ow'ri Ju.de:e After having made a canvass of the town in our line of trade, then give our store and prices a thorough inspection, and you will find our “ VeICESTUL " LOWEST■ CUT PRICES. m On Gloves, Hose, Corsets, Bustla*. Knit Goods, Dry Goods, Velvets, ; Gent’s and Ladies’ Furnishing * Goods, Blankets, Quilss,' and Flaiuels. MOKKV JN YOUR •POCKET M OF~U3? Atthe Balloon Millinery Department. We hive'the largest and humUom est stock in the city, and wilt sell lower tba-> any one. 3 \ our Butte rick Paper Patterns of a We keep in stock nearly eveijrfl kin of sewing machine made; and we do no* cervacs aid <»r a ford to cheaper than those who do. \ Chattanooga, Tenn*