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nwwwg A. U. *■ r f’3iHl-: €lk mb. South Bound No 5Lv Chattanooga 9 :10 ain No “ Ara' Trent-on 10:2 a, m North Bound No 6 Ar at Trenton 4 :52 p, ni No “ “ f - Chattanooga 5:45 p,m towYaab' mvii. SQUIBS OAT HE RED HERE AND THERE. Potatoe digging time. The Robortsou house is tor rent. A pew lot of a hoes at B. P, Majors ‘•We have met the enemy and we are thearn,” C, M. Tatum is aliye and well v:p to date. T. H. Robertson la moving to Ringgold, Ga. Straighten out yox±v face?, ‘‘For G-o-d-’s Sake.” Sickness in the country is rapid ly' decreasing. Leon Connally spent last Wed nesday i:i Walker.. v Enoch Brown killed a hno dew on Sand mountain this weak, W. U, Jacoway “got senrt” and left home on eve before the election. Uncle Marion Tatum was out fox hunting all night last night. The News is out of the fight— (whenit is ended) hut not disfig ured. V'fe nominate T. J. Lumpkin as a candidate for Justice of the peace. Mr. John L. Case, is visiting his uncle, Dr, L. Case, at Ketchalj, Term. The dhiftricts north of Trenton voted a goodly number here Wed nesday. “For God Sake” is a favorite ( xpresion amoung the young politi cians. n. Mr. John P. Jacoway is making some valuable improvements about his property. Chattanooga still maintains a strict quarantine against the city of Wildwood, Ere long cold weather w ill drive yellow fever out of Jackponvil le abd Decator, Miss Cairie Lumpkin has re turned homo, her school at Stevens Mill being closed The voice of the tuwn kid is be coming weakened as his throat growes sore, Uncle Jimmie Bates was able to come to town ajjd cast his vote on Wednesday. Watch out for a first class cam paign lie, itsjjin local polities, and is just trumped up. Flour has probably reached its highest, but is now high enoughjio exclude biscuits from the editor’s table, Dr. L. Jf. Field, dentist was here last week. He requests us to say he will return to Dado Co. in a few woe|is. We said all along that McCollum wpuld ;be the next Senator from the 44th Dist. We are somewhat of a Wiggins prophet, we are. Several mon who voted here Wednesday were claimed by both sides, but glad to say we are not of the number. Messrs, G. M. Tatum and I. I • Pace were each the happy recip ients of a new hat in place of their old straws burned by the boys. Parties having fences or ciw- li on regularly laid out streets in this town would do well to open up, as the hoard o'f Comnii ssioners intend seeing into this matter, also the opening up of new streets. Trenton is a suitable place lor parents to get their children in a first class school and surround them with no impurities i alculat ed to produce an immoral charact er at the next term of the D. N. T., we expect to see a numb rofat i -4efit3 from a distance Go to ,H li. Soudcrs for your dry goods when in Chattanooga. Notice how liberal our local j merchant? are to advertise. Come and buy a genuine‘*buckcr” from Texas Wo hold up our paper this week on account of delayed election returns. Some candidates are afraid to open their mouth in any other! election > ban their own. On the night of the 17th the opening hall of the season will be given at the Trenton Dance Hall, and promises to be a bi iliian' j affair, Messrs Will McCauly and Jim Ac elf are among “the boys” iu town this weak,! Dont consider any trun in any race untiil you see his name in our anouncement column. John Gu/zort chased a refugee across the state line to day but John was a little to sK,hv. n A .yhoop from any part of town i especially ‘ from the direction of: the depot put every one on, the qui Vive. Mrs. Cartright died this morning at the residence f jf Mr. Andrew Browns, after an illness of several months. A car load of horses direct from Texas, jar rived in town Wednesday any one wanting exercise would do well to buy one. It i? understood th:« t W. U. Jaco way has bought his fathers place North of town, where he intend? residing. Parti..,? having property in town had as well enquire of the Marsh all, and nay their taxes and thereby save costa of executions etc. if our p itrons in different local ities do skR care to give us the lo cal news we are content to get up such matter as is in our roach. Our conscious is as clear as that of any man who did not disclose his position, and in defeat wo are “just a? pappy as a big sun flower.” The Chattanooga Commercial will ectne out as a daily put ill after Bates has wiped up the earth with Eav&ns In the crongsession race, E. C. Griscom who has heap in Chattanooga out taking in the Dade election. A little excitement is enough to bring Ed back at any ti ma, The cannon ball has not yet sloped in our town but it is report ed that Oct. IGtli is the date upon which the new schedule will go in? to effect. . Wo will now have five .Supreme court judges instead of three as heretofore, the amendment to the constitution having carried la ■ Wednesday, Hugh Lumpkin has an ingenious trick for beating the bcqs shooting with his air gun, Its all in the loading, which Hugh says is i, moral in politics M, A,l>, Tatum has been the one man to express his appreciation of the New* Scholorship, and we in turn publicly thank him for his kind expression, We were shown by Dr. Morris this week Irish Potatoes raised from a crop grown tiff? year, which would surprise one as a second growth. Col. A.W. Fite, of Bartow, will doubtless be the next Sol. Gen. of the Cherokee Circuit, to succeed the affable “Wat” who goes to the State Senate. 1 Lumpkin carried tho Trentou precinct proper by 24 votes, but the votes coming in from other districts gave MoCfiiium a majority of four votes We will publish next week the result of the monthly examination at the Dade Normal which will show tho relative grade of each student in each study. It is proposed by ono of our townsmen that a home should be established in Deer Head Cove as tempoary resort for defeated can didates, probably it would be best to postpone the matter till after the January election, We are going to blow some P. M one of these days unless our paper, are delivered. Johnnie Jacoway and Bis a Pace arrived in Rising Fawn an hour after the polls were dosed and did soin * noble w^ v k for the candidate of. 1 heir li. c i ice. , Tii ■ au<: ju> . sb uld be paint od m black and white loJcrras a token of mournin 'for the inat tention of Dio public to the condi tion of x. public bedding, Honor is dim the man who nas the courage to speak and ae - ac cording to his conviction?, 'out disgrace be to the treacherous Cj wretch who will not act up to bis profeesio s Kireingpistols and go.ns i n town' is getting a little too common Unless th, R kr/JompeoV ? hod decide to stop cannon ball at tfeis place, u lies :o the powrr of tiie citiz* to fore:- .vrtniu accom modations, .ud' t v. ..aid be a justi fiable njaasum, •‘Our Joe” offered, little Jim Tinker 75 cts., for the .Cat am our. he killed ou Lopkout mountain last SatimHv. Joe wanted to embalm his cat ship and. semi him to a friend in Ohio. Four car load? of ccal arrived in town tips week rued many of the j haulers were unrecognizibie under ! cover of coal dust, Jim W< o]br'.;£ht I’eejr.eti to have been ser.. J worse than the rest. The necessary paper? lo const i- Ujte a title to Iho liking Fawn ’ Iron Company property are now being recorded by Mr. Thuunan whose ■ fees for tho same will be 776.50 for the came .there being one hundred and seventy six pages Mr. 8. B. Austin left at this office thm week two seven pound sweet potatoes, and of course they j came in just as the Editor’s table | was getting scant. Thank. . Call again B. Most all business lias been eus- I peud9d for tho past three da vs, and the telegraph office and public sqaure have boon besieged with an anxious crowd eager to catch the I latest pews of the election. i JlfWr: * 'uinun TRENTON AS SHE IS. It, has long been a mystery why Trenton should not tak her sec ond grow th and loom up as one of tho most prosperous little towns in North Georgia, unless it was from a want of “git up and git” in her citizens. Trenton is the capitol of the independent gtale of Dade, and as such should have v record as fair as the county of which she metropolis. Being surrounded by a. country rich for farming pur pose?, and pith her hills teeming over with ores, and her mountain full of the rich est quality of coal Trenton should be far above her present condition with such ad - ant ages offered for her growth and with such means to ?u?'«. in her ex istence. With a bracing, healthy North Georg & chmate, with the purest of waters’ and an easy ac cess to the principle points m the eountry by rail road, and a school second to none of the same jrrade iu any county Trenton should put on habitiments of progress, and let her citizens show that they can toke advontage of the mean* at hand to develop her into agrowing live town. The tacit is in her citi izens , and our present condition is our own fault, and should so im press us as to stimulate *an action worthy a people wha feel at heart the interest of their town and con ty, Let us do something, and we warrant that every earnest, faithful effort will bo crowned with a suc cess such as the aet deserves. The following note explains its elf, and George Auff is the choice of the committee as tho beneficiary of the News scholorship. We are more than satisfied with the ap pointment, and hope that in the future we may he able to realize i some good accomplished by reason of the arrangement in the Dade Normal Institute; Mr. Bivii T. BKOjCK : E'diiorDade County News: Tie undersigned committee se lect* üby you to select a boy o: good mc.'al cbtc.ietOi.- fora echol-. orriiiv! in the Dade iVernal Insti tute haye .decided th,at sa.d .schol orsbij) coiitdnot bocoiu'Vicd on on© More wort! y thau.George Ac.ujT, M. A. I>, Tatum.) Yv. U, Jacov.uy. ■ C ;/>rn‘ttee. J.^V-CV.se., ‘ ) LUridCN & f cetc A TTOH X SI v* - A- JLA V> TRENTON, r. A, . Will pragtico in g!* t'M court.-:. JOHN <l. HALif, ATTORNEY AT LAW. lusn-n; vav/x, o'eoroia. t'pocint atvntiun given to all legal business in tin HujAidor and Supreme courts. V/. 1 & J p. J AGO WAY, ATTORNEYS AT LAW Trent ox, Cia. Special attention given to nil legal business in the buporiur and Supreme point,;. A. T. FRICKS. PHYSICIAN : & i S UCN lviiSiku Rd’.vv, G.v. Will put dice in the town and surroa r. di n g euu ll l ry, E. It. KSTOHEiiaiDS. PHYSICIAN : & : SURGfcON TRENTOX GEORGI V. Will p.Motic’j in the town and surrounding country. nm rniftc jiifa?. EjtiißiuJu iilHttSL Gives thorough instruction in I’onm unship, BookTcoeping. Short* hand, Telegraph apd Typewriting —other branches taught if de sired. Entire cost including board, lodging and tuition only if id per month, or sbo pays for the whole course. Adrra.iri, G.W. PATRICK, Knoxville, Tend. NIX & FOUST, Dealers ia Fine Bocfe and Shoes. CUSTOM WORK AMD RE FAIBIMG A SPECI ALTY. 824 MARKET STREET, C£g & TTA ft A, TEft ft TUB DAOS XOiISAL iXSTITITE will Opnu AU«UST 6th, S, And Close i DECEMBER, 1888. This institution is reorganized, and will lie conducted oil a strictly Normal plan by J. M. and H. E! WATSON. 1 - Located at Trenton, Dado county, on the lino of the Alabama Great Southern Rail-dad, 18 miles south of Chattanooga, with every advan tage conducive to good health, in ludiug good air and three ditferenty kinds of drinking water, in eas access of the school building. In arrangements the buildings are unsurpassed by any for the pur poses of a first-class school. TUITION: First Grade, per month, - $ l 00 SecondjGrade “ - 200 Third Grade “ - 2 75 Fourth Grads “ - 3JjSO Music, with use of instru’nts 300 Tuitions Dub andi Payable Monthly Thorough instructions in Prepar atory. Teachers, scientific and tpis iness courses. Board can bo had from $7 to $lO per month, in good families. For further information, address " J. M. A H. E. WATSON, Trenton, Ga, r l J E | W L I a m a • mft m m r wmu $ i 1 ic •§yy..t i*3 * I Cfl & fkf M • s£/ vl/ »r-' w* £ t»J Si N 2 §? 1P8?* ? y2u dif * y .i ilik'jJa 0 wvGU f CONTAINING M.ifiY SPECIAL FEATURES. ABGHQ SWS¥ SttL* Qg Ijocal Happenings. County and btate News . ' Political Gossin, A Good Serial Story, General Miseeßaaey, Jr.tTafeiags'sifadiousffabgniaGlsi&raio®. tft FACT A. PAPER THAT COMTAiKB AIL THE # j* I o—, ■ fo the People of Dade and 9t>c rounding Country s j * Wa Specially ask of you a liberal support tv our effort 3 to build up a paper tliat will be a credp to the town aud county. In making your puxohase, where possible, please give preference to theme merchants who utilizo the columns of your home paper, thereby' giving an en dorsement to your paper, and ass taring the advertiser that you are not indifferent to those that help build up hozne interests. % < A Homs Pacer Is a necessity Should Receive the Warm Support ' all, Directly and Indirectly. \ * * ' r *■—O ' * Advertisers will find that we wilj do all we can to bring trade to their doors, and fcr every dollar invested in the columns of the “News” we will re* turn two. 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