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HIDE mm WEEKLV NEWS, Enteked at the Postoffice as Sec - ond Class Matter. BEN. T. BROCK, : Senior Editor. ED. C. GRISCOM, : Junior Editor. TRENTON, GA., JUNEId, 1888~ ANNOUNCEMENTS. Senator. Ws are authorized to uuuounee T. J. Lumpkin, of Trenton, as a candidate to represent the 44th Senatorial district in the next legislature. We are authorized to announce W. J. Taylor, of Cloverdaie, as a caudal ute to represent the 44th Senatorial dis trict in the next legislature. We are authorized to announce Col. J. C. Nisbett, of Cloverdaie. as a can didate to represent die 44tn .Suutor.M district in the next legislature. Representatlue. We are authorized to announce T. J. Kilpatrick, of Cole Oily, as a candidate for Representative to next legislature. We are authorized to announce J. W. Blevins, of Rising Fawn, as a cau date for Rcprosontativti to next legisla ture. We are authorized to announce G. W M Tatum, of '1 rentou, as a candi date for Representative to next legisla ture. Sheriff. We are authorized to announce W. A. Byrd, of Trenton, as a candidate for re-election as skeriii. We are authorized to announce J. T. Wooldright, of Trenton, as a candi date for sheriiT. While tin; county politics are in a stew we should not forget our town officers. Trenton should have an ad valorum tax for street purposes. The News will be edited and controlled by the present manage ment until we give notice to the public that some “outsider” has superceded us. Is the Dade County News re ceiving the support it merits. In proportion to the supporr given just in that degree will your coun ty paper improve. We have established a branch office at Fort Payne. By rehash ing our Dade 'publication we can reissue at Fort Payne under the name Fort Payne News. An organization, known as the Trenton Land <fe Improvement Company, would, if properly man aged result in a sale of town lots and cause permanent improve-, meats to grace cur town. The Fort Payn" News man, who recently edited the Dade County Eaglehas all the requirements for making a thorough newspaper man, namely personified cheek, nerve and gall. He litterally copied the Salutatory of the News, and sent about fifty papers to our town for the people to read. We pass. — Chattanooga is making arrange ments to build an incline up Cam eron hill. The Chattanooga Tin. •. has already mapped it out on paper. An incline on swinging ropes will also be srroclied, 1,000 feed high, from Cameron hill to Lookout mountain. Will some body t.dj us what the Daily Times and Chat tanoog# are not inclined to do. Whatever position we may take j upon any question, will bo after mature deliberation and a sincere conviction that we are in the right. What is once published under these circumstances will never be retracted at the instance of any individuals who may feel aggrieved thereby. Recognizing thu old la tin adage, ‘ humanum est or rare,’’ we do not take upon ourselves tilt assumption of infallibility. No man who has committed a wrong within the limit of om cir culation, need expect forbear ance at our hands when the wrong is once detected. We recognize the interest of n’o individual as paramount to that of a whole com munity or county. While we may indulge in a few harmless jokes, and make use of a few personali ties. it is w ith no ill will to anyone ; and we pity the foci in his igno rance who cannot take a little thrust : n the spirit it may be given C onsole yourself with the - hilo aophical thought that while you are “under the rod” you furnish a little amusement to your fellow - men. A HINT TO CANDIDATES. We present the following facts for the.consideration of <ho voters of Dade County: A certain individ ual announces himself as a candi date for State Senator in the Walker county Messenger, and narates h‘s candidacy around many of his neighbors, but entirely ignores his county paper. What is the con conclusion? Does not the gentle man know of the existence of a county paper? Yes, he must rec ognize that fact, as our paper has been out only three weeks, and in ime ih( old men an< women have learned to appreciate it, the young lady to sigh for it, the boys caii at our office before we are out of press, and even the babies cry for the Dado County News. Does he not know that Dade county is on important constitu ency in the 44th Senatorial Dis trict? Oh yes: surely with all his boasted knowledge of geography: and with a constant vision of the map before Lis eyes, the gentleman must know that it takes Dade, Walker, and Catoosa to con stitute the 44th District. Perhaps the “gentleman candi date” is fearful of the result of putting his name before the pec-j pie of his own county, and distrusts • the Dade county ballot box. Not wishing to do an injustice to such a worthy gentleman, as a priorbility of anorher reason sug gests itself to our mind We> J therefore, presume it, is upon the lost grounds that the gentleman fails to announce his name in our paper? Namely, that owing to financial distress he is unable to pay the five dollars necessary for his announcement? Now, if this be the care, with it feeling emanating from a purely charitable heart, and as one who considers poverty no bar to civil office, tender him a whole page of our paper for his announcement, and platform. Such as wo have we will give in to him * -*•- • JAY GOT D On last Tuesday by r*pc viu ; vif.i! b n, we took the accommoda tion for Chattanooga to fill an en gagement with the great millionair, Jay Gould. It was near 4 ohiock when Mr. Gould arrived from Mem phis, aud our patience was about expended, and out* desire to meet an old friend buried in impatience; but when Jay storied oft his pri vate car and saluted us with a fa miliar slap on the shoulder, the frown relaxed from the editors broad and inteligent brow, and the journalist Was himself again. After a few common-place re marks about old times etc., Jay ashAl if we would not take a little prim • old Kentucky straight ; and i being a little fatigued and tolerably dry. we accepted the offer, and stoped around an old box car at Cravens and— Before emerging from behind the car we had Jay’s name on our subscription list, and i a quarter for three months sub" ! seriptionin advance. YYII, it was right hard for Jay to make up his mind to let us go. But after much persuasion wo boarded our train for home, while be took the belt road on his way to the point. Jay was ascending the point as we were rounding i; along the river* and running al most at a parallel line. Jay. waved his silk hat as long as wo were in eight. It is hard tor friends to thus meet and part so soon. Mr. Clements mado a rattling! fifteen minutes speec.’i in the house; last Friday m wb.ieii he defended* President Cleveland against the! Oit.e) attac'x- o s(j;*h repuhlirans: as M,'monies, and at t Jic same turu * showed up th * moth >ds of former | administrations in th*- matter or I . ♦ appointment to an<l remova's from! office. 1 fie speech was so timely! and interesting that Mr. Rogers,, or Arkansas, and Mr* Tabee, ofj Kentucky yield <1 t!*• 1 ■ 11s:<o tf> Mr. (•lenient - that he i;i<ght continue j his spec* h, as I>,- was speaking uu j der the five minute rule. iiis remarks were several times | interupWd with applause, LA; made some telling points. He was intern pled by Tom Reed,of Maine, the boss man of the republcan «irD. who desired to know in his no ous and drawling way ; Cleveland had not written ; letter relative to the exten. the cival service law. Mr. ( .. ents promply responded yes, and added in a suggestive way that Mr. Cleveland did not say “burn this letter.” This quick and to] 1 - ingjretort was greeted with laugh ter and applause on the democratic side, while the Maine statesman could only give and take it. The speech was well put and well re cievorl, and showed Mr. Oilments to be a ready and effective debater. It is rumored that J. H. Corput will become a candidate for Tax Assessor. If this is true, the man that bead-? him will have to get up fhreo or four hours earlier in the morning than the old man, leave off hi--socks and shoes and “light a rag.” “Hoop” up the Dade county News by sending in your subscrip tion. FARMS US AI.LIANCE. Below we give you some resolu- i lions adopted by tlie farmers'! ! Alliance of Georgia. | Whereas, we believe the state j [ agricultural department of Geor gia as it is now run,to be of very | little benefit to the agricultural j classes of the state, and is costing! i ihe people large sums of money an- ; nuatly; and whereas, we believe the ! inspection of fertilizers to bo aj fraud, costing the*farmers several thousand dollars annually, for j which they receive no benefit j whatever—therefore bo it. Resolved, That we support no I man for ti c h gi, nature who is not! in flavor of doing away with said department unless these evils can be remedied. Wilt . eas, We believe the state to ; he treating the convicts of the state very cruelly under the lease system 1 and getting much less for tlie i r la bo- ban it is actually worth, there- ; fore be it Resolved, That we support do n-t he legislature who is not! Op: rvs * b ase sydem unl 'ts - .ui t t Y:«. ;• pay for their labor! ■. d have them routed humanely. CLERK’S OFFICE. The following is a list of deeds recorded in the clerk’s office since June 2. J. It. Crave maud R. F. h • the A. G. 8. railroad, lot ■ wood. Consideration, a the! wise of one room for - J. T. Burk halter to \Vm. : : ~, lot No. 19i, lOtn d. *4ih s. Coach-J oration S2OO. Wm. B. Johnson to J, T. Burk halt* v, lot No. 191 10th d. 4th s. Consideration, $20(). 11. M. Parris to A. 8. Manning. 80 acres of lot No. 9, 10th d. 4th ?.: Consideration S6OO A. 8. Manning to John Jones, | same tract. Consideration $360. W. A. Byrd, sheriff, to Yvk R. Crabtree, house and lot in Trenton. Coosideration $195. Cooper Doyle to Jacob Doyle, 80 acre 1 ., of lot No. 39, 10th d. 4th s. Con-idcaation $250. B. F. Pact- to Clias. A, Hall, min y**:d interest in lots Nos, 141 anu 112, and part of J 42, 19tli d. 4th s. Consideration $877.50. Bill Sunderland and J. C. Cam eron to Chas. A. Hail, lot No. 115, lOu. 4th s. Consideration $520 I). F Cameron, et. al. to Chas. A. Hal! fiactions of lots Nos. 165 and 166. Consideration $188.50. T. K. Ik Cole to Chas. A. Had, lot No. 178. 10th d. 4(L s., and. J of lots 121 and 112,10 th d. 4th s. Con.-id ration S7BO. MiUe' M. I..U:g to Chas. A. Hail, lot ' * | oration $520. Wm. 81 a.,hens to Chas. A. j Hail, r interest in lot 121 19th d I 4th s. Coiiskiera! ion $l3O. I Ths •«. Swe fford to Chas. A . Hal 1, !30 acres of lor 103 19th d anu 4lh s. ■ Consideration $97.50. AiidmMs made to Chas. A. Hall ! are only mineral interest^. LEGAL NOTICES. Geobc ia, Dade County. To all Whom it may Concern : J Offiah Gass, attorney in fact foi* (loorg-: !’. vtus:-. the duty ti] p. ■ til guardian of Ins minor children, residing in the State of Texas, has in tine form app' eu to flu* under signed tor have to sell the hinds belonging t*» said minors in ikuie county, and -s:id application wiil •* • heard on the first Monday in J"!v nexi. Tiiis 22ud, day of May a. .7. Bcnnott, Ordißiiiy. JOE SIMPSON, rsrfT ATP IWD «w U§ JJ ji til ijjJti CHATTANOOGA, TEN N,, Mas tlie Best Lighted Store in the City J j When making an investment you j want al! tiio light you ean get. j All Goods Marked in Plain Figures. '*s s;?! u. > r light prices, light profits. tn r-.:> you in such a manner that S i your heart will be light with saihiaetion . cloth.: you in away that u wifi be nght in society, it you have a light pocket hook, ami want to get all that is possiolo tor your means., call on &rv k-Brv'ww :' * - ; ■: JBJ*L j CliUtfanoosa, T««66., - Di ' §«! ,H«csc rani s?»sak. Avery Plows. Fishing Taqle INCORPORATED. Carter, Masrill & Ewlnsr, % Successors to J- R. Warner «f* Co* »J »V * J fc •.N jr -.A*. J... • v./ V-y J . -*r .. *■ 1 * V«■ Chattanooga, Tenneasee. G uns & Powder. Dou b e S h oveis. 7nvp - VArUATILE: P.iATYR against . - ? P't&.K.l -sour* sssmimum akdwrens? against ByggQg»Afg@ a pgffSg|i im. 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