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a. s. iM ss s>. South Bouxd No 5Lv Chattanooga 9 :l6a”Yo No Ar at Trenton 10:2 a, m Northbound No 6 Ar at Trenton 4 :f>2 p, in No “ •* “ Chattanooga 5:45 p, m im a\d coi:\iv. • SQUIBS GATHERED HERE AND THERE. o Corns’crops are good. » Cold,“Colder, Coldest. Cold and good indications for snow. Sweet potatoes aro plentiful and cheap. Fix'jup for a rabbit hunt boys, its going to snow. The feeling is’strong that Michi gan will go Democratic. Mr. T. H, B. Cole is building a double wailed notatoe house. A No county in the State lias more efficient offcers th«n Dade. Go to .H 11. Souders for your dry goods when in Chattanooga. We (''are* at loss to understand why Lumpkin’s tickets were not distributed in Catoosa, Hogsjare dying rapidly with the cholera.|and meat will scarce next vear. %! When Mr. Rufus Dobbs fails to draw a crowd it is busy town in Trenton. Mr. Peter Forester was in town Wednesday with a fine lot of beef c attle. The Morrison ore mines are turning out a considerable quanity of ore. A party of Rising Fawn’s young people paid our little town a short visit last Sunday, Mr. B. Greenwood, of the Branch House of C. Auttman & Co., was in town Wednesday. ■ A right lively candy stew' was givenjat the residence of Mr. T. 11. B. Coles the other night, Can’t something be done to im prove the appearance of the Meth odist and Presbyterian churches? Let Rising Fawn, Colo City, and other pciuts in the county imitate Morganville aud send us a newsy letter next week. . Mr, Pace who stays at the, depot is pleased because a young lady addressed him witn the elevating prefix. Dr. Lumpkin has just returned from Atlanta whore h» has been to enter “Tom, Jr.” in the Georgia School of Technology. Mr?. Jane Ross waa in town Monday and set a vorhy example for many by paying for two copvs of theJNuws. Court will convene Monday for the purpose of finishing up the the business left over from the September term, Henry Watterson one of the leading newspaper man of the country edits the Courier Journal to perfection. Quails will have'to'get up on their P’s and Q’s this evrning—a hunty party aro urepairiag;tojshell the road. Collinsville, Ala,*?was almost panic’stricken last’week, two cases ofjTyphoid fever whiclijresulted im death of black vomit caused by ulaeration of the stomach, Typhoid is raging in' and around Collins ville and about one out.of six cases result fatal. Mrs. Furley and' daughter, who have been staying with family of J. B. W illiams some months left for Stevenson, Ala., Thursday, where they will make tlieii home with the family of Mr. C. S. Hall. By her unUsuning and lady like manner Mrs, Furley leaves a host of friends in Trenton ’ who «' : sh her much happiness in her new home | Tha drove of Texas ponies have been removed to Rising Fawn, Trenton being too dull a place for their sale. Property is getting to be so valu able that Jerome Williams cannot secure a place on which to build a cow house. Notice the monthly written ex amination at the Dade Normal, and see the work that is being done at this noble Institute. The Augusta Exposition has been postponded until a later date than was first entended on account of yellow fever. Candidates for Judge and Solic itor Gen. will shove in their letters upon the newly elected Legislative members until the Legislature meets. Johnnie Jacoway and Will Driggs had a wrestling match for the the town last night and a box of Cigarette. John Claims a dog fall, but jaiid the prefix all the same. Mr. Wallace Jack, of Collinsville Ain., stoped off in Town Thursday, on his way to Nashville where he is to take his second course of .lect ures at tlie Medina. Department of the Vauderbuilt University .J Webb Tatum and BobJ Thurman have returned from Rome Georgia, where thew have been on a horse trading expedition. Webb has not yet lost his grip’ since his election Duke Brock and General. Byrd very suddenly found themselves crawling out from under a stumb ling horse the other pnorning—no serious injury. The many friends of Mr. Prater regret that he leaves this circuit, but he will carry with him .the good wishes of a people he has so faithfully sorved* On next Monday the “Cannon Ball” begins rsgularly the carrying of the U. 8, Mail. Wonder if Trenton could put out a “grab” and secure two mail's a day, Rev. J. L. Prater ;by the new ap pointment of Conference will be stationed at Spring City, Venn, Rev. J. N. Harwrll comes to the Trenton circUt. We are informed that Mr. Harwell is a young man highly educated, and an able orator. Mr. C, G. Hall is in town this week in the interest of the sale of the mineral lands optioned some time ago, Mr. Hall reports every thing as moving along smoothly a nd hope ofto close the sale seen. REPORT 01,11 881 -Sffllßl You will find herewith the’ on- rollment of the Dade Norman In stitute for the seoond month with the grade study opposite name. A written examination was held on the following studies, which are given below in all of which studied the grade is taken from the exi nation paper*, the grades*^.in other studies are tho average of the daily recitations taken from the teachersjrecord, ten being perfect: Any. Go. Gom. Alg., Ar., Gra., Phy.'Rdg. Spelling Bessie Cole: “ “ “ “ “ “ “ lst.9£ 8t ' May Cole 9$ 10 10, a. 9 9fc “ 9.J Lousie Hughes b 8-J d. 9 b 9 9£. Jessie Hughes Ist. B 8 Eula Jacoway “9$ 9^ Lou* Lymanoe d7J 4tnߣ 8 Jennie Lumpkin alO 8 9 Musa Monies b 8 flO 9J 10 9| Minnie Oneal 'i Nora Oneal fßi 8 3rd 8 8j Willie Pace 2nd 9 8F Annie Pace % a B. b 8 b 8 9 Lucy porte 9 alO G 10 Lillie Stovall b 9 b 9 9 4th9 9 Nellie Thurman b 8 4th9 9 Daisy Tatum alO alO 9 9 Lillie Tatum blO d 9 10 9 4th9 9 Eftie Wollbright 9 9 10 Lapatra Byrd a 9 a 9 bS sth9 10 Susie Carter f 9 8 3rdß 10 Carrie Carter f 9 4ndß 8 Nina Jacoway 9 b 9 blO 9 LuluCorput 10 10 jo 10 10. Rebeeca/Howard a 9 sth9 9 Sallie Pace a 9 e 8 8 9 Luella Eveu-t a 9 e g bio 9 Leora Watson Spelling 8 Faunie 4 Portor'Spelling 9 Crawford Stovall 10 10 a 7 9 9 Robert Tatum a 9 9 10 sth9 9 Gorden. Tatum 9 a 9 9 Russell Tatum 3rd rd. 9 spelling 9 Thus. Tatum 9 2nd 9 9 Albert Thurman reading 9 Spl. 9 Will Willis a 7 a 7 9 Chas Willis a 9 7 8 9 James Woolqright b 9 b 9 b 9 • 9 Continued next week. **7! MORGANVILLE DOTS. Mr, C. C. Jackson, the old relia ble writing school teacher, is pro fessionally engaged here. Mr. Eugene Morgan, of Chatta nooga, was visiting his mother Sunday. Messrs. W. G, Carroll and David Tittle have each purchased a new organ. Miss Annie Townsend is just re covering from a protracted attack of sickness. W<* are glad to note that Mrs. Prater, of; Rising Fawn, hss£de cided to continue her visit in our community. For good-nesss’sake, let,s not al low polittes to disturbe the quie tude of our social gathering*. The R. R. Co., has the frame work of a magnifleiedt depot at Wildwood, the progress of which was impeded by the recent yellow fewer. Evidently the marriage of our friend, Mr. Trickey, to his wife whose maiden name was Justice, was through no other motive than true love and pure devotion, and not for the name. A genuine • old fashioned wed ding would not'be asurprise“to the most of us now ; and should old “buntv’s” neck be served, we hope that she will be the only unfortu nate being connected with the affair The musical* talents of our young ladies,hitherto undelvelpoed aro being wonderfully improved by the instructions imparted by Miss Lula Blevins. Miss Laura Morgan, who is clerking in the store, has just some what disturbed my writing by ask iug where to find the numbet on a mule-shoe. i It is to be hoped that some of ' our young ladies will be impressed with the fact that Sunday school association? aro more elevating that the society of “masher” who has no more regord for his prom ise than has been recently demon-' stroted. The appreciation of’the .Nev*'3 at this place was thoroughly mani fested by its readers last week when it was delayed. Geore W, Eldridge has applied for exemption of personality and I will pass upon the.Jsame at my office in Trenton at 10 o’clock a. m. ou Saturday, Novemberjj3rdslßßß. J. A. BENNETT,; Ordinary. Ordered by the court that the court take a recess till the third Monday in October uext, being lho 15th day of said month at llo’clock a. m.. on said day. Parties, wit nesses, and Jurors will take notice of the o.tder. This Kept 22nd. ISMO. J. C. ISA IN, J. S. C. C.C. LUMPKIN & BROCK ATiGU\ ft V* \T - JLA U TRENTON, Ga. Will inactice in all the courU. JOHN G. HALE, ATTORNEY AT LAW. RISING PAWX, GEORGIA. Special attention given to all legal business in the Superior and Supreme courts. W. U. & J. P. JACOWAY. ATTORNEYS AT LAW Trenton, Ga. Special attention given to all legal business in the Superior and Supreme courts, A. T. FRICKS. PHYSICIAN : A ; a UCN Rising Fbwm, Ga. Will practice in the town and aurrounding country. E. B. KETCHERSIDE. PHYSICIAN : & : SURGEON TRENTON GEORGIA. Will practice in the town and surrounding country. f. HsiTcra Gives thorough instruction in Penmanship, Book-keeping. Short hand, Telegraph and Typewriting —other branches taught if de sired. Entiry cost including board, lodging and tuition only sl2 per month, or SSO pays for the whole course. Adrress, G. W. PATRICK. Knoxville, Tenn. MIX & FOUST, Dealers iu Fine Boots and Shots. C&STO V WORK AND R£ PAWING A SPECIE ALTY. 824 MARKET STREET. CIHTTAWOOUA, TEWN nil DADE lOIIIL INSTITUTE Will Open AUGUST Ctli, , And Closo DECEMBER, ‘4lst, 1888.) This institution is reorganized, and will be conducted on a strictly Normal plan by J. M. and H, E. WATSON. Located at Trenton, Dade county, on the line of the Alabama Great Southern Ri*f!-oad, 18 miles south ef Chattanooga, with every advan tage conducive to good health, in luding good air and three different)’ 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, - $ 1 00 Second. Grade “ - 200 Third Grade “ 2 75 Fourth Grade “ - 3^50 Music, with useWinstru’nts 8 00 Tuitions Due andfPayable Monthly Thorough instructions in Prepar - atory. Teachers, scientific and bus iness courses. Board can be had from $7 to $lO per month, in good families. For further information, address J. M. dt H. E. WATSON, Tren ton, Ga. I s «y FOR- 18881 ; ’• . ' ■ ..-2,,■ .'.it? lEnlarged and improved* , ♦ — % i CONTAINING USA NT SPECIAL F*A7t}96G, AiSGNG iM * A joeal Happenings. County and ‘Jtato Now» ; * ■ *9 Political Gossip, • • /ip':-' ‘ A Good Serial Storys, • + * v Geuoral Kiaoellaa^ * * * :S JrdTafnage’stfainausfT&LeniaGleT^BS^ W BftCT A THAT COMTES AUL THC fJEWO 'k - o ft to the People of Dade asd &»» rounding Country: A We Specially ask of yon a liberal fcv our efforts to build up a paper that will be a oredf to the town and county. In making your purchase, where possible, pleaos give preference to thdse merchants who utilize th& columns of your home paper, thereby giving dorsement to your paper, andassgiriugddie adrerttefiJ that you are not indifferent to those that h*l£ buHd up home interests. A Ndme Psperfs a necessity > y 4-ud Should Receive the WoJrm £Na£*port if 1 all, Directly and Indirectly. Advertisers will find that ws will do all we can to bring trade to their doors, and for every dollar invested the columns of the “News” we will turn two. For terms and rates address , BROCK & GBtSCOK. « SUBSCRIPTION: I One Stellar per Yeor in Advance. Or, if Slot IjL Advance, S» O SS per Yeen f JOB WORK I DT EUP.IT DESCRIPTION SOLICITED: OVR JOB TYPE IB OF THE LATEST DESIGHS IH STY BE AM9 FACE. AMD MIME TEARS EXPERIEHCE ENABLES US TO * COMPETE WITH METROPOLITAN WORK, WHICH WE WILL GUARANTEE. It Estimates Furnished on Application • il