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DADE mm WEEKLV.XEWS. ■■ "■ "fiL_JJ LJ? '"LiL"! " JENTEKBD AT THE A* SEC oni> Class Matter. BEN. T. BROCK, : Senior Friitor. ED. C. GRJSCOM. : Junior Eciltor TRENTON. GA„ SEP. », 1888 T ANNOUNCEWEN _ *f- *• - 1 CLP We are authorized to r.mrr': the name of S. J. Allison, of Ri.sjnpr Faunas a caudiciato for Clerke ot The perior Court. We are uuthorized to announce the name ofS. M Thurman of .Treutou. as a candidate for Clerke os Superior Court. {■> e iff. We arc authorize ! to announce Vv. A, Byrd, of 'frepton, as a candidate for re-election as she. iti’. We are auff..mixed .to announce J. T. Woolbright, of Trenton, as a candi date fur si* eriib '’’ax Collector. We are authorized to announce .7 oh i Slaton, of Rising Fawn, as a cauoi-.lau for Tax Collector. We are authorized to announce the name of Clayton Tptn™. of Fawn, as a, candidate fi * Tax Collector. Orctinarv. ’£ We are authorized to aiinouuce the name of J. R. A -mb of Morganvilly ,as as a candidal© for Ordinary. We aie authorized to announce the name of J A Curefon. of Tren ton, as a candidate for Ordinary Believing from the expressions cf the people of Dade county that! they desire my continuance in the office of Ordinary, and acting from that belief, I formally announce my candidacy for re-election toj said office. If elected, without prejudice toward any, I will en deavor to promote tbi-T est interest pf the county. J. A. JivKhliTT. Tax Assessor. We are authorized to tinnozmco J. IT. iCorput, of Trenton, at a candidate for Tax Assessor. W e are authorized to announce ] the name of 8, J. Hale, of Egypt as a candidate for Tax Assessor. . We are authorized to tnijonree v; T. FUrtlino, of Clovordale, as a candi date for Tax Assessor. W K are authorized to nmiour.ee ,!. I R. Boobou», pf Moigunvilie, p.s a card date for Tax Assessor. We are authorized to announce the name of W. J. McCauley, of Morganvillc, as a candidate for Tax Assessor. CORONER We p.se authorized to anomic© the name of Joe Kiser, or||Trentpn, a pdidfite for Coroner. ’ We have been told bv a pertain party that we had‘'burt ourselves” by taking a stand in the Senator race, but be that as it may we have no regrets for the course we have pursued in the matter save that producedfby a porsonal"friendshjp for all the candidates. Cannot a free man, in one pijfithe grandest Republics of the world express his convictions without offending some one who”haptic 10 |ibe of s different opinion? It was A in, ply an expressed preference as be tween man and man, of the spine political persuasion , and if some narrow pdpded persons* b-nnd us as deserving of the scorne of all i mankind, what matter th/if tp us kAs between tire candidate: for f Staje Senator our preference is generally known, arm our ofiort in ifip iMerm- of the man of our chuiea wore founded ir>go«,d fid* , &ad inspired by a result of an in timacy which begot friciulC ip ;,nd trust with a high aiijirenciution of ability. If it were cur ;.o\v :r, we wouid'make each one of the hear candidates a member of the* Ga., Senate, and'd vctv for him ns true and noble constituency as; hat one eiaiming?f <)r her Bepresentaye the succeesful man of the campaign iast closed. Whatever >vu may have sard or done bearing the least of ill will, v- a:-, sorry ifor, And it \yas by no intent on our pact tbui anyone’s feeling were 4iav6g&rded in our zeni to ac complish ogr object. Wmarc all grand Vrothorbo.id of orgm - ijed DempcracVj and wb- u our lo @gl fight is over we rem ip cor.- gUnif>c the tins wnith bin \ us ir on** of the grandest politi a! I’ni -004 of tvby kgc or counily tv. - fiU-nd.-; ltt 1% i , OUR LEGISLATORS Both our Representative and Senator ele.cted to the Georgia Leg islature aro young men, progressive and thoroughly energetic. Their term of service will“be honor to themselves and to Dade county and the 44th Senatorial district, While j President Hayso was on a visit to the capital of our state, in a public speach lie said he was glad to sec the young men of the South taking up the’burdens of the State and that it denoted progression to a future in which the South would look back at her past history and rejoice because of her rapid growth In Messrs McCollum and Tatum the Georgia Senate and House oi Representatives will each receive & pillar as firm as rock of old ocean J. C. Clements, J.B. McCollum and (1, \V. M. Tatum are a ) of the 7tb Ga. Dist. The following is the vote for Represontave in Dade county, and in the 44th Senatorial Dist. for State Senator: Representative: Tatum, 454. Blevins, 142. Kill patrick, 122. Senator. Dade County Me Collum 240. Lumpkin 196. Nisbett 174. Pone 125 Jr Walker County, Lumpkin 427 McCollum 332 Pope 271 Nisbett 185 • Catoosa County McCollum 309 Nisbett , 153 Pope 156 Lumpkin 90 Thk Republicans have at last brought up the long looked lor tariff bill which goes to carryout the idea that the Republican party Usee npt know its own principles or o].se they must exercise their tariff bill with their Chicago plat form. in summing up tLe#ui; : » tinition in Mills bill and the Re publican .substitute we can e xpress it no more concisely than words used in the minority report, ; ‘oue is framed in the interest of the public treasury, the other in the interest of private pocket a. One is framed in the interest of the whole p eople, the other in*the in terest of 3,000 manufactures.” LEGAL NOTICES. BALE OF THE NI6BET CLO VER DALE FARM. G KOR GIA—Dade County, The undersigned will expose, to sale bed: ip t-pe court house door in Trenton Dade county Georgia, on the Ist Tuesday in November next 1.888, wltbib the legal hours pf »ale that tract or parcel of land known as the former family residence of the late James A. Nisbett,'deceased, called Cloverdale Farm containing one hundred and seventy live acres more or leas, being parts of lots No,-, n'/j and 101 in the 18th Dist. and 4th section of said county of Dade—fronting 146 roads on :Up A. G, In. R. R. extending from the lands of Reclaim estate to the lands of C. C. Guinn, thence run in g back from said railrpad-175 rods, thence 8. L. 8 d g:;-os 50 rods, thence West 1 i rods, thence 8. W. 15 de gress 110 rods, and thence East ‘203 rods on said rabroad. On said land thorp is a hi e stone tyo-story mansion having some eight rooms, hard finished within, and a large darn and other buildings. Near ‘ his ph.ee runs Lookout creek, and also the rail road from Chattanoo ga to Birmingham, being about 12 miles from Trenton, and two and onehuf . com Rising Fawn. Saidt sale to bo made under an order of ‘ho court of Ordinary of Bibb county Georgia and in carry ou tie provision!! of the will of James A. Ni.-bett, deco sod. v»jio died while rmdd'ng in Bibb county. mis; Onv half cash and one half in twelve moots time at 8 per cent per annum. LUTHER Z. ROBBER. . lmsnisira‘ur*TOth the will an- H‘- v< ; <4 of Janies A Nit-bet deceased -r - **• Whereas John T. Martin and others have made their applica tion to this court, praying an order granting Ihe establishment of a change of the public road, known as the Egypt road, commencing at the North end of the lane running with the North and South land line between John T, Martin' A, M, Ta tum and I. C. Paris, said change runiag due North from said lane upon the land of said Martin par allel with the North ar.d South land line of said Martin and Paris intersecting at Gnardenhire Ferry Road at the Baptist church in the 1089 Dist. G. M., said county. And whereas, Commissioners apponted for that purpose have reviewed and marked out said change of Road | will be of pupiic utility and con venience, now this is to cite all persons that on and after the first Monday in Nov. 1888 said change of roau will be granted if no good cause is shown to the contrary, Given under ray hand and seal. This 28th day of Sept. 1888. J, A Bennett Whereas J. E. Patterson admin istrator of L. F. Hooke Thomas Hooke and Mary E, 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 all persons concerned, kindred and creditors, to show cause, if any they can, why said administrator should not be discharged from his administration and receive letters of dismission on the first Monday in November 1888. This July 2d. 1888. J. A. Bennett Ordinary. Will be sold on the first Tuesday in'October 1888, at the courthouse door in the town of Trenton,coun ty of Dado, State of Georgia, be tween the legal hours of sale to the highest bidder for cash the follow ing property to wit: Lot of land number 119th, in the 10th district and 4th section ; the same lying in said county of Dado. Said prop erty levied on as then roperty of W. B. Cross and Diadana Cross to sat isfy an execution.issued iron; the justice Court of the 974th Dist. G. M., of said county in favor of B. L. Smith against W. B. Cross and Diadana Cross. Levy made by W. J. Townsend, L. C, and turned over to me. Property pointed out by de fendants. This Aug 30th 1888. W. A. B} r rd, Sheriff. —— ■■ - --**>• *i#>-c*- -- ——- T. H. LUMPKIN —Dealer in Groceries, Tobacco and Cigars. JLJ A New Stock and Complete Line of Goods Just Received mi pocket muw7 —M«Jll(ji> ■ —— LIBEL FOR DIVORCE.. Ben F. Adkins vs Lau.au Adkins. Ma&ch Term, 18S3. 11 appearing to the court that the defendant is not in the State, it is ordered by the court that service be perfected by publication as re qpir',l by law. This Aug 24,1888 s \T. C. Fain, J. S. C. C C, I hereby certify that the above is a transcript from the minutes of Dade Superior Court. This Aug. 2.1888 S. 4, H. THyKMAN7cTcrii &&&&'& > k J) ImM. l ® fst© Original Whig, « C. V. Simmons, st. Conk, trop’r JJ M. A. Sim raoox I.ivur Medicine, f J tS-40, Jn tli-j U. *>. Co’-fi Bnr«*i VJ. 5 H.Zollin,A. Q. Sim;:. -O', giv <r Kesjulitor, Est'J tiy Zci'iH iS6S M./,. S. 0- hi. -iS fo: -17 vnUrn 6 '7% iVn-IGUoTU-M. Diliol. ;*iltsa, * M DVSPSrsw.,SICK U3AX>*CUS.X.OJIT y w Ai.fETtrß. Soirti Sror.'ACH. ~tc. *1 ' * \ |tsv. 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Fishing Taei<b INCORPORATED. r—: - Carter, MagUl & Ewing. Successors to J • H. Warner 4' Co -3AK.23WAmI3 Chattanooga, T&r.rsessee. . A, / Al Guns & Powder, Double Shovels. ! > / * —— . XMfoti P BRO. W W iina w &6 -4 4 b v-v h. w 4*/ y 717 and 719 ’.Masket Street* Have "Reduced all Suits on the First Floor to the Uniform Price of Per S'l'TlC'GC 0 w ® gIJIT This is just ahoviP so cents on the dollar of cost. Wo intend to close out every suit in the house before our fall goods arvivp, and for this reason we offer car suits at llfllf price CALL AT THE; j . '"I: Oolden Eagls Clothing Uw* Chattanooga. Trnn, BOOK-KEEPIHG, SHOriT-tiAKD, TELEBHAPHY, Etc, Wh» desires ta better his or her condition in Ilf? **>-»aW - rita for too Catak .jiir -•'’ BRYANT & STRATYf&| 36SSffl$ C9U$6 KO. THIRD 6TRCET. aslU-* I^ ItLE, Kf. WATCH T7t t; a CP AC’ &