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MBfc COLiMT,, uLihLV MW?;, K.vtkreu at the as Sec-. ONi> Class Matter. ; BEN. T. BROCK. : Senior Editor. I EC. O' GRiSCOM. : Junior Editor. Xiii&N'JLON, GA , StP. 'fi, lbsb. ANNOUNCEMENTS, Senator. ! are apliionzcti 10 announce T. J. * ripitscmiLiid Thrift Senatorial uistuot in jrAhtS i-CXI Vve 1110 auiiioiozeU to announce t o!. I J, L. iNlnbuli, ol UioYcluilic, at, a caU uiuait* to represent the i-itn. boLuioua^, . UioUid in lay next itgiMatuic. We are au nornicd m announced, ii. S;suoEoii> »u, «*t Aiurgunviiie, as a kcandi *i« 10 repivbpai. iiwj . Sonatonui .strict iu uiS” uexi iogibiuiurt:. Vi e art authorized to unuounce Mit tueli Lopo, ol WiiuWooii, as a candi ui.to Vo itpresent lilt 4-jtii tooruuoiial (imiLcl in luo Evil legislature. CLERK. : ... ; v We are authorized to announce th# UaUio oi fc.o. Atint>on, ol liisiug t'»wu as acauuiuait xor Gierke ol bu t orior Court. • < Wo aio authorized t,o t announce Ukts n<uu«, f*iS. V, ruurmaii ol TicutOif,, ar a ctUiuiuaio lot Citrao 00 buj.-enor ' v urn ¥ ?; , ' ' k Represtentaxiue; ' ' '' VvE art authorized io announce T, J. Kipairick, oi Cole City, fw a candidate ii to'ucxl legislature. p*,' . -‘t y ' ‘*■ s 't ■ We ate huiho4 .zaa u>j:u, bounce d. \V. dleviiis, oi 'ii log lawn, as a can • date ior Kepie. eutativo to next l< giala turo. " ’"’ v " Wb are authorized to announce G. M. ialuiu, of!teuton. as a tandi cate for Representative to next iegisla* uce. Sheriff. We author i-.Au to .announce W. A, Byrdi 6* Trent* n, As s’caudMufre lot re-election un sheriff. We are a uhorized to announce J T. Woolbright, of Trenton* an a candi date lor ahorilT. We a,re authorized to announce Joli i Slat*MytofJtiflinjs *Fawli, atf-a. for Tax Collector. w E are authorized to aunounee the name, of Clayton. -Tatum, oi Hiding 't'a wriV as a' emdfdy.to ft»r Tax UoHedtyoiiy Ordinary. Wfedtre Wifronteod to 'aahounco the namo pi,.i v JLt. Aouff, of Morgan villa ,as ay ' t adidAle | ji to announce! the name'of S' A CurefSSh, of ton, is ncaakidate for Ordinary Tax Assessor. W a-e *Hj£uK*izeu i/- uLuo ®t* i. 11, <W »•* yreif;,«, ar'i^catidi.laU-Me Tax lessor - *t •*' 11 * V vVe are sat..jrizfld to announce tic ; tame Of S. 0. ’•‘HUlet of.. Kgyj'>t4 as* a.’; -J» for Tax Assessor Vr ate authorized, tq. r.vt r T. Hai Jine, of Cloverdale, as a Candi da' fpr Tar Assessor. We are authorized to announce J-1 Bookout, of Morganyilla, caadi*. date for Tax Assessor. We are authorized to announce the, name of W. J. McCauley, of as a candidate , for TaxAeseaeor. !u< ‘ CORONER aae authorised to anounce the name of Joe ITlser, of Trenton, aa canujdate for Coroner. sx. a iif t t seems to be the policy of the Chattanooga presß to allay all fear of yellow fever in j and ; u t' 1 =*epa a saying “no danger,” 'vntil Ibe.Treaded disease,.has tak. ’ t ' feg*- *- sure hold upon the town. V ‘i’f _ doubtful States of Vermont ar Maine have gone Republican, W h settles the fact of Harrison, and Hortons election. -So' saith tu Republican lur jthe benefit of the Democrrftd ' * : The !report is out that Chatta- DOjtyra ie running over with strang ers, aha •*' no one 1 ' carr-*‘£efi v* hence they came. Fifties. living there have notified" thtfir country :r:onds and relatives to “stay BAvay.” a-. G. Blaise is a wonderful m. n—ne has . .rried Maine for the republicans by a majority of 20,- OvO. Every rtturnocl* -.:ror*ehe has been fighting p’aiform . in . his and"*: i seeAis'the Ic< public c-'4ti more of Blaine than of til hf.-ns? ’• *•■ . 1 -t i ■ - T*ik t’hatf:iid»bga -Weekly-'Goins ,*w .♦.•'.G-isfom <fr, 'vlj., 'i.' lji \ o ill! 1 ’ „V. * Iji; t, .’ ( «“■ fryi j>y% < ■ <■■ r ■■ • 1 • ,*i;oer ie , . .i. ■• ■»» • -i ‘•' »'*•'•* .* «•**«; / >.-*<• t ~ y < f. ,• r * . Zymfc. rt !y * • ~ 1' ' •. • . • . • }*. s'- t• ' 1 \ .. tll , j, la *• 4 . , s.l ’. > . 3 ; . * » * « )j. wllY*. . • Mi >,»/■ ; o *w .*n 5* HITS FOR A FEW. 1* 4 1 ‘ > Men wiiw think their children 'the smnTiott and nicest in the community and treat them ac cordingly, will convince them that he is the biggest fool in the tom Certain attitudes are both natur and be coming in a uian, but u con tain lady of our town has not atud iod thst'grace tufficientiy to inabie her to assume the "position* with much crodi to hersi lf - Homo of our young men seem 'banded-tc-gethor« to work out their destiny collectively ,“ and are going “if not io Heven then hand hand t 6 bell.'’’ -'VL '*’■ • ■*.' Of all natures to be dispised in man, it is that .which/ arouses. • • . ' »,.•»# within him a feeling ol envy to ward bij fellow man successful ihou hnu*#> • Should a mpndispair and weak en because* some liobiess wretch taunt him with his failures? When we iusert a local notice tu subscribers to-settle their subscrip*. ,V * V tion we have no reference to there who owe us nothing, but we allude to that good natured class oh people who do not once think that ijicitisy is a constituent element in the run ning 0/ a newspaper,' . *1 It is said that God does all things for the boat-—and wo believe 4 the saying, but why an honest Christ ian f xpau alioyj4 through life bv a chronic g*-urribler whose ciJmjiiPjtnts ate against boih God and mankind, is a question for ..th c eciuticnof a ThiloFT her more -■ .. -1- :-Pi' ■ prufound than ah orainarry cross rt/nds odftoE ■’* 1 L A geritirrie Case of yelidw :V fdvtff is'repbrtsii'-'at Dfic*^^AdE.siwf*" ? ijiH- A a.-- '> Tw;a same place at the edmu momeht, after an ago ol fifty'yearir they boiJa.j psit# j 3tihie instant—-yet 'one'had lived! one fchAn-4hfi other. Any one sending a cor rect soiutiagi of the within : tbTee weeks ghum, three peeks of potatoes and ope cjuaft.Qf pganurt*. „ • if k * *V '* • L. M. Morris, Trontpu 1888. The Chattanooga Times rays io every-4ssitu*ei-k "At lanta will tade na rnorA and yet they come. . The fact thr^t.Atlanta can open her gates to Florida refuges and experience no serious irouses an envious feeling if. the' breast of an.ave^age-Chattanoo^ap, —— —-' i »4| > .i ■ Harrison, who. desires.to he the next President, has formally 4yS oepted the nomination: Cleveland who will enjoy a second terms} has also formally excepted the nomi nation of his party. — « » It libs been a long time past since the Democracy of Georgia j has had any serious opposition, : *id we almost wish, our Republi can friends would import about 30,000 votes to make things inter *s# ,■s*#»>. ; we,know them under nicely? * v . The. V> i tance, out-lining the policy foro shadowed itf’hfe tariff message and. hi* attitude heretofore assnm- d ujiod trusts, and the general prin ciples laid down by the. platform, at St. Louis, has been given - o tlj.es the public, It is an able ai d com- of the rights and duties-pertaining to American citizens-—cljearpointed, and concise —-and - is •’anothef-' *iHAfS»rtt<bori ; ot the ability of the man in the White house, '** *• *• 'r. Baya; if. o f State; *' r f.‘Fslfceiocl,* 'floretary of tl»e ‘ -;*r* :id bost Master General.. ! t-\ • i' » ' , A , - • * ' member* of - ... :• pet r< > ■. ' asbmgtoh. -ro! rv of War, ie : A ”<• .u--.-t.iv. 'dr. Whitney, Scc.py, r\- nf the N •-*, b;’: : fa n * ** * • A • . .a.v.ty -••V .:., v.< As, i id it iv not known when he will return. Mr. ■•. Vila;: Secretary o! the Interior is in Wisconsin, and Attornew Gent. u - Gifl Jand is a Arkansas. The Tcgt j master General intends to leave the city as soon as he can be spar ed from the Department * f* - ’ ' LEGAL, notices . GEORG I A~-D,mh County, j Whereas J. E. Patterson admin ■istrator cri'L. .F. •Hoi.ke, Thomas Hooke and -Mary EL Ridley, repre sents to the court in his petition duly filed and entered on record that he has fully administered their estates. This is. therefore, to cite aft persons concerned, kindred and creditors, to show cause, it any they gen, why said administrator | should hot'be discharged from his | administration and receiv e letters i (if. dismission on the first Monday! |in November 1888. This July 2d. j i 1888. J. A. Ordinary. * Will be .sold on the first Tuesday in Sept, i.BB'B at tho court house door town of Trenton, ,ceu;dy ; of Dade, and state of Georgia, within • the legj*.V?K,uif. of slflc tho the high, jf'stijdder f r V'he following i jir.; rtv'to-w :-' ~ . * ' * . /. I :> ill by Sold on the' first- Tuesday ! rn GcrdbeV 188SPal house j dpor' m-lhe Ttovp of JL>enton. coun* ol Dade, State of Georgia, 00- bween the legui hours ot sale to tljo ! highest bidder t'dr cash the foi j lowing property to wit: Thirty seres j more or’dess-of tho South part o: lot ofLUnd number 4. in the. If tip j Diet.-Ami 4th section of said com: ty. Said property levied or as tin. property of Jphn W. Williams to satisfy an execution 'issued by the toad C'ontmdseionnrof the. 980th I Dist. G. M. of-said county in favor | of saifir<fomfnisaioners^iga; nst Jph u W.jWHii^.m.- 1 . Property pointed out by Levy made by j. A, Ory-apb. C.„ sAi<\ 'tni-heii over to me. •' ’ThiLAug ;oOtET ; 888. i; - ' ■ W.;A,yßyid,-Shoriff., , ( .. Will siddt'on th(-.firs't*Twsday. October 1888; at-Jha court house door in >he in.\vn of Trenton, coun ty of Dude, State of Georgia, lie* ; tween the legal hours of sale to the liightSTfeitMer foe caffh the f<»ilow r *-.g [Tuiarty to wit: Lot of land ; and:4*b sect ion ; the'sknio’ yi-g i.n saiiEcounty af Dado. Said prop erty ieviedion as-thep rbperty of W\- ,1b Citrsi! apd Diaiiana Cross Jo sixu^ion issued from the justice C.oTirt’pf (f.Vj 974iL Ib.v. : G. M., o': .sa.id'cpunfy ’i‘n* tVvdr n? B.! against Wb R. .Cross and j Diadiiiiii Cross Levy made yW. j .... GvwAsend, D-.-G; ajujjt tin ' r -u dvit ; to tat. Drop. .-:t- poiiugdout by de-j life 1 UJ ~’T,.is Aug 301 h 1 Bhß. *■ * \V. A. Bvri® Sheriff. 1 1 ~ •* ■ t: a; #ipki^. 'A , . CJrocei’ieg, &lp}. Cigars. A New Stock and Com -deU. ; Line of Goods Just jfceccired Tint mm oHiiERy, i lire: for divorce. Ren F. Auxins vs okins. . Mooch ib rin, 1888. ' It**pp<»a-ri»ji;to iiu. court Liu.: ?iu defepip i;t is not. in the Htate, it is tmlered 1-y th;- court that .-.nvicts ,bo pe.rl'-i te<i J# puhlicaf >n as R xjuireh by law. Tjijf A;;p -G. 1 : 8;-. J. V Fain, S. f '-IT A •.*: In eeriifj • ; ifcdt .the ..-a on*,- 1 ftrd ** ’’T f-rom .v. o uthi-titoi* ah iDftdv : nperiur, (-Vairt. , Li >.&*• A-.;g. -• ! HBB >S Aj M~Tj.-yxm an. h-rk tfster^sssriat . />/.l^4 tt&lZipM * -f, .fo kl t>old Yu ’' V <V.^fL f uirnMcy#' a BP*£%T ku r j»; uuv • Ltj** lv!v with work* uo . ?«*:• o# V 1 l> «a? r«hv. AH tu •%rn kHA-4? • <•(• ur# ofca V 'Ufc'&ittftti tV WV K KKIT. 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Tht.CT"r<-»t cuii. n- ft >re a troa of tU» fund j riV- !»ir a.( 111 t.i«t xaall • Iren ms la S.'m St iUixrn Ktatoi, cr-nt-lut , stlrtiiili.tlnfi «w --• wooU-npl principle tbut locsunu thu itUleLflo v~o ii.!- oarly morulnif -nnift, uu<l ntlsiu!EW>s u — -oti -.-owclTibeials<‘rietubmaelr.e.-oup . s.iti *, :. .Witofl <: TIU, tin) t-iittliiiß TU'Xib-prtuulpUi In --'8 -i,ui'trti ' f-iM, of tat -I'-..1t-., jn -tnuMn In I’aIUiHV < ulaoKit.i »;«> EI*Y L'V f MSkTViC-a AXP MCI* . r.VjH Ji,n «11 #-•. r-.nr >*r r.Mj’f'''iVCm-Eiif CrOHft V/b n <. ■•<, 1 r ~if : in.pli.'ni; ftc-l i.A-pAl&p ‘ '.ir.r-ii'-L' lsj.loeso ' U Sn**. il A>* j-i.iS • SF»«:>.c' If an.n»-Osarvs Ml tK. uoAOf at ...,tc Jttjafcbseriasim • • .• • ... va * « . •• * v; /, # '/a f* W* . * ' >*•.£. J* // * ■ k fa B L <!/ m I f . mmskti 1 yt§ i { ‘ ’j Li ". Afe■ - -r ■ ' itliht OFAVCS2T& 1 C'??. OJlBE» r ! J7f >;ot I.' ix? ioy.urc v rn ns .-wine Jk.ii. our nui-nt ei )IS.I to* yrfxu* »r.d •a • s joa oae.aotnu'! r.araasnt • a idro*i t.y -f :o«ow~t. ; rtl ]:AbALi^L's'ii®aa« i , iN* i U/*. “iTiC ‘■•t&.sn-j 1— Wfas*ft “JBSML.._ . . ,1 # WU'TEUt-»**-* Jry -Vr. b v tv% .u v; M% # wms 1 ifcistsSU 'ibl; ‘>i« rihL.< Cvur ■ ' , *•'. ’ ? IpP l ’ , tfrt -Vi Nritß J ' ♦' -Q- At SEA , 1 MJ-.U • ,ytr inr- cr )I£C :iwlt iklf A. ;,»k- ff .. ■: . ' Or t>v. _ • -..tit*, UiL.Uf.IC.- 3.MIA* 1 - i < -i» TV*. I Vl. - -■/- ' - mf- if Off Zikf-t . JOE SIMPSON, , . ...CLOIHIERIr- CHATTANOOGA. TENN., Has the Best Lighted Store in the City •••••••• ••••••••< ••••«•••• •••••*.,. ,!■ j Wlieu making an invoaUDent you 5 : want all tbo liglit lon can get. Ail 'Goods Marked in Plain Figures. ' * v 'v. L•' SS li* oulls for t prices, light nrntita. He treat* you in such a manner that it your heart will bo light with satisfaction ; and clothe you in 7n\ F ay that you will bor light in society. If you have a light pocket book, and want to get all that is pohsiblo for jour means, call ' Joe Simpaoni CliallßHOOp, Tenii., - Util l'ii .\atiml B^uk. / " ‘ • f ’■ V, Avery PHows, ” - Fishing Tacle INCORPPRATEO. ; ' - '1 - * Carter, Magiil & Ewing,. . Successors to J • H. Warner 4* Go- HARDWARE KTO. Chattanooga, Tennessee. r " *’"“*> /- '* S "■ 1 \ Guns & Powder. Double Shovels. •v v- - J WASSMAN It BRO., 717 and 719'JUasfcet Street* Have Reduced all Suits on the First Floor to the Uniform Price of Per SUIT l # lD • j SUIT • 1 it \4ff ,-y >. . , ♦ This is just about 50 cents on the dollar of cost. We intend to close out every suit v in the house before our fall goods arrive, and for this reason we offer our suits at half price CALL AT THE Golden Eagle Clothing Hse. Chattanooga. Tknn. NIX &'FOUSr, ,y in - Fine Boots and-Shoes..* I, v • ••• r -» CUSTOM WOl-Jt AND UK PAIRING A.SPACJ ALTY. \ \ A2A MARKET STREfeT. t lflVI TA A OOI* A, 1 SiitlA, * • >* '' BOOK-KEEnNS, SHOBT-HAIO, TELEGRAPHY, PENMANSHIP, EH Wbo desire* t« better Me f her •snodir* fa life, ebsMhi write fertbe Heteicgtie af BRYANT A STRATTON BUSINESS CCIIE6E MO. Sue TrtlSO *Y «SN T, (.OIiIAVIMWB, K».