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DAUB mm W£EKLV \m. EKTBBBU. AT AS SKC • ONI) ' C?sppyj,X 'i i.K. BEN h T. BROCK, : Senior Editor. ED. C. GRiSCGttJ, : Junior Editor. _TBLNt6n, GATsjspT7rißW." ANNOUNCEMENTS, \ , Sonator. •- Wk are aulhonzeu lo announce T. J Lumpkin, oi Ireniun, as;*, eaxmumu; to r ipiooei.t ike *4iu Senatorial uistnct m tlie next legleiiiune. Wt are uutnoiizotl to announce Coi J. U. huts Lie 1., ot Lioveidaio. no a chu oiuule to repl evin uio -u ,n ixenaiortal district in toe next legislature. Wk are authonzeUV) annuuuco j. B .pcLolium, oi Aioiganviile, us a eneiL ’ ate lo iepieaont .i»o *>4tn oenator/al jsuicl in Uie next legislature. Wit are autnorized to announce Mit chell l ope, e»i tv UuWooii, m u canui tlaui lo'icpiosem lire 44tk benutoriul uialuict in ine next legislature. CLERK. We are authorized to announce the name t ol S 3. J. Allison, uL liisiug taAvn as a canuiumo tor CleiKcoi Su perior Court. We are authorized to announce the name of b. d. Tnurinan ol lremou, as a oamliaate lor Clerke os Superior Court. Ropt esentatlue. We are aufuuiized lo anuounce T. J. Kilpatrick, ol UoleCily, aa a candidate for itepreseutaiivo to- next iegistatuie. We are authorized to announce J. W. Blevins, oi ilismg ittwu, asayau dato for Keprosentative to next legisla ture. We are authorized to anuounce 0 W M. Tatum, of 1 reulon,,as a .andi-' date for iteprcseutative to next legisla ture. Sheriff. We a~o authorized to announce W. A, Byrd, of Trenton, as a candidate lot re-election as snerill'. We are authorized to announce j. T. Wooldright. of l remou, &■: a candi date lor sherid'. T ax Collector. * Wt are authorized to anuounce Joh i Slaton, of IlisiDg Fawn, as a candidate for Tax Collector. We are authorized to announce the name of Clayton Tatum, oi Rising Fawn, as a candidate for Tax Collector. Ordinary. We are authorized to announce the name of J. R. Acuff, of Morganville .ub a candidate for Ordinary. We are authorized to announce the name of J A Guru top, of Tren ton, vs acankidato for Ordinary Tax Assessor. We are authorized to announce J . H. Corput, of Trenton, at a candidate for Tax Assessor. Wk are Authorized to announce the name of 8. J. Hale, of Egypt, as a candidate for Tax Assessor We are authorized to announce w* T. Hartline, of Clovordalo. as a candi date for Tax Assessor. Wb are authorized to announoo J- Bookout, of iiiorganville, as a candi date for Tax Assessor. CORONER We ase authorized to anounce the name of Joe Kiser, of Trenton, as candidate for Coroner. The candidates for Representa tive will address the people nt Boatman’s school house on Lookout mountain, Saturday 16th at M) o’clock, and at the furnace Satur day night 7:30. Oub “ dearly beloved” sister town of Rising Fawn, speaking through her representative citizens (wo suppose) express their griev ance and say the News has been to rough upon their tender fibers, a.ud have meddled with things which did not conce.cn* us. Without playing in the role of a moralist, or acting as an unbidden n< ace maker we let out a few hits, not ior the purpose of doing any harm, but to point out a “few things” just as we would have done had Tren ton been suoject of our remark.-,. Oh! no our much appreciated Ris ing us Fawn patronage would uot warrant m such an ungenerous course. The Catoosa Courier lee weeks issue publish: d lot-or iro . Dade in which to ■ - for Mr. McCollum m.vjoriiv of the Dade vote ju Sonotoi-hv rac* The w-itor must»«» with a superhuman ■' ; t predict such pible or fail mind:* i . hue nt. tempted to give a definite opinio, as to who will re:••!*••••• the .ior;t» of the Dade vote. To -, >h; • a; .-,. candidate for K* ru. e u ; u v the choice” of tlie voters c r " D.-uk county is an assumption of stuow ledge which the writer of -uid Uje does not p< -SC; S. THE (MViATilb. CLEMENTS NOMINATED BY ACCLAMATION. The convention which nn t at Codartown, September tho 6th, was attended by delegates from ah the counties in the district, except vVhitfied In the absense of Coi. Foubho, chairman of the executive committee, Mr. C. G Janos, of Folk, called the convention 10.. or at 12 m.. and after explaining the absence oi Mr, l ouche, J. A. Me- Karny, o: Murray, was nominated by if. T. Brock tor permanent ehaiiman. Col. W. C, Bunn nominated B. T, Brock for temporary secretary of the convention. The tempo rary secretary and chairman were made permanent, and Mr. Maitin, of Folk, was selected assistant sec retary. Upon the roll of counties being called the chairman oi each Dele gation presented a list of the dele gates from their respective coun ties. Cobb county delegates come instructed for Col, Philipps, but entered the Clements caucus, and declared their willingness vote , for him. but it was a surpaise to many, when Col. McKinney, of the Cobb *l’ legation put in nomination the name of Mr. Clements, &ayr g it hud been Charged that they were :>gainst him, yet he* (McKinney) was a Clements man, an a was glad -to -present his man to the conven tion, This brought forth an out burst of applause, ior it was now evident that their would be no op position, and the motion to nomi nate Clements by acclamation, was made, and it carried with a storm. The convention was solid, to a man, and'alt seemed glad that Clements is to succeed himself in Congress. A'Committee was'appointed to inform Mr Clements ol his renou.- i tuition, and in addition fi> a formal notification some enthusiastic sup porters contributed, and a telegram was sent lum at Washington in forming .bimiol hie nomination. A committee on resolutions re . / tired, and adopted resolutions, en dorsing thoTecord of Clements, al so Cleveland’s administration, W,hon the question of an-.for,ce ment of Senator Colquitde. record during-his present term of office cunie before the c< mmittee, serious objections arose, and jt # was urged thacthe convention wasuig! author ized to adopt any such resolutions, but after a very hot debate, the committee decided to otter she res olution. The adoption of the res olution took up considerable time and result was 22 for and 9 against. The aoavontion was in session j not more than an hour and a half,! anti ended in perfect harmony, all; going away woil-catisfied with the worke d performed, and feeling that the nomination of JudsohC. Clem-! emu, v/ouid'aid additional honors to the old 7th Congressional dis trict, and his record in the future' would bo honor to the great Flats which has given him birth. KOilß. Whitfield should have heed rep resented in the convention. Fite of Bartow, made a good talk in favor of the Colquitt resolution. Col. Seay, of P loyd, .was not. nt all in favor ot the Colquitt resolu tion, and he vary ably opposed its ►adoption. the delegations of Murray, Ca tooe: and Walker are the cleverest men r- North Georgia, at least v/6 thought so. Considering ♦he fa'-'f. 'hat Col > cKamy is an old bachelor 4 ho condoled himseii very cr-»d: tftl-y ‘•ml-' •(V'li-o-wr Mr. b-'•(•her Smith cam ’;u vo* •• jof v»#.:kei i» tho convention, ar«d ! “you (ho bt4r” j 4 was < ««• on- the right tide of ever stvon As •»>;/ as Op-mews v.An r- o- * •< ?, rev ;•• i* io>. viUiOld !- :• itum, ».i ’ n.i < s arrive.: >n *vV*ir.i p- '‘brie-; e a now e. 0.- Our . • ! iriond J' *■.; , ii<» Ho Aii.i-.trt ■- '< ■ v/tjip h. 'U'O.- --i iiiu, .; 'll. t o. .i ' ->-) i ins size. We aim os- km»v, it •J ack. Col McK- my • xvo I .. and c-i. ient preeidi Bicer and will . equally a acceptable ehaiMii.'.iiof the congres.-ional ox oouti, c con ,mitte<. t Wo ‘':li think Cobb wouid have preferred tho chairmanship, and 'tie nomination of Erwin b< i . tho caucus was not so can-lastly dtyio as the delegatee w«-ald nave one beiu-fve Mr Hqrd of the Polk delega tion, said heeordd not vote fo** Mr-. Clements, though instructed tori > so, Mr. Hunt should have with drawn from tile caucus, and should have taken a back scut in the t in vention. Judge Allen Thurman while addressing the people at Madison Square Garden, Now York, roll in a swoon. The attack was only a temporary ailment, and will net incapacitate him to continue his canvass. Albert H. Colquitt will be re elected to the United States Seri ate, and probably without opppo tion. On the tarifif question his views differ widely iroiii those ad vocated by Senator Brown. Col quitt has represented Georgia, Biown has not Tiinnjv nnr ?■***-* ntwi mamtiaiemilSiA LEGAL NOTICES. GEORGIA—Dade Covmt?* vV ill wdd before Uie Court Rouse door m tho town of iventon, Bade county, State oi Georgia. ou tho iFrrt •rvesday in September 1888, betwoot. the legal hours of gale, to tho highest bid der for cash, !he following lota, or pane oi lots oi lai.-i. lying -vest l '. .-- creek as tbe property if B M. wiTin son to wit; Lots of laud number one, thu*tv five aud thirty six, llu, Dist, aai :byi nb section, of said county, find lots of laud number six aDii severs m the 18th Ih- c and 4th .sestion said connty, ogd tauting 400 :«aes n..>re or teas Baid land levied on as tho property of 15 M. Wilkinson, o satisfy an ecu. ior issu.d from >iie Superior Go nr tv of said county ii tjivsu of w. B Taylor tigs, ust b. M. Wilkinson, rhm August Ist. 1888 Also at same time nad pSit-e will sell Lots of land number one, that-,'-five and thirty six, 11th List, mui <Ufa sec tion, said county, and lot.; of land nuia bor six and seven in the 18th district and 4fh section, said, con a! •, con tuning 400 acres more or less As.nl lands levied on as the property ol ii. M. v;iik orsoii to satisfy an execution issued from Dade Superior Court of said ■mint}; :c favor of S. B Austin and Hot tie A. Austin against paid P.. u wilkinson. : this Aug. Ist 1888 W, A Byrd sheriff. Whereaß J. S. Path rwu admin istrator of I. F. Hot.-Lc-, Thomas Kook; and Mary F;, Ridloy, repje serns to tfco court m his petition duly filed ami nutcrmP cu record that cm fully 'l-lumii.h to! thoir ost-ate? TL:.‘ is. rh/uuforo. m cite all porsotip r- m-. n. jd, kimLcd a lid crsdPcra, to. dhow cause, ii any they cart, why suni adminiatratc-r should nolle disoh&ygod-fron. Lis admirbstraficn aud fecoive httiua of dismiardou 6i-. the first Monday in November IBS.‘? This July 2d. lbSh J. A. Beneett Ordinary. Will be rrb.d on Iha iircl Tuesday in Sep?. i 883 * tin court h<mde door town of '• r county of Dnde, andptc/H rt Georgia, within the legal houre of srle tho the high est bidder for cap d -;ne following property (c- w ■ Will be sold or. the first Tuesday in October ISBB. at tic court house door in the town of Trenton, coun ty of Dade, State of Georgia, be* bween the legal hours ot sale to the highest Linder for . ash the fol iowing property to wit T dirty acres more oi less of the South part of lot of land number 4. in the 11th Dist and 4th section of said, coun j ty. Said property levied on as the j property-of John W. V/ilHams to sat:?ty an execution issued by the road Commissioner of the 960th Diet (j. M. of said county !n favor , ol sa id commissioners against John ! ii -iUr.tns. Property pointed out by defendant- I.*< *• n.ie by J. A* Oii r a! L. and Turn- i-r *'o me. This Aug. 30th ;888. V A ; yvrfj k chi-riff. Wdi f -poll r. 'he fi r c* Tuesday in October ibSS, at the court home . dooi ir.-. 1 tic Vi-.vu o; IMerton, coun ty *'f Dade. S'a : • Grrgii. K>- 5 ,v “; lh“- legal ho-.-.n of -ale re th } 1 h ; t'. , ,f land I • he tl ■ ♦n»i 4th 1 ,-t j.-.n ; u (• s. •».' ' ■ -' 7 ;- 1 s.titi r >uu*y (if Dad. 1 ... •. V - v: - 1, 'h a- chap rep mor W, j Cross <iad ’Jiadana Cross to sr-t --j .of in ri<in issued iron? th r ' , Corn . ■•' ■ *i° 974th Dish G. |M- t f cai l rr.unty n favor vf B. J ; -A'M.i again • YV. B -css and j jj. „-s r.4*vv mado bv 7V. • ■ » OW;,f>.-X:d, L. .».!•<d tl.r, f>d i)Y<-' a: i.‘ .Pr perty p:»m ; r-i! out by dr jf- ti.'uiilc. TliiV ‘ iv.3oth 1888. vV.*». Byrd, Shoiiti. i /v^ELEGAtII — i'/ICH p as $ y spa; r?? tt r Myd i v 6aM tr J jkri m 0 L $ s* L n-%w mu ** A o Vi >. w « m TPi best, jjtnr +lO .siz Jt. Jim .-' > -o’ 1 Vry r- a ' 'r| I % VS&s'SA ~ f• ji#? 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