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A\)f. corny WEEKLY 'MWS. Enteiieo at the Postopkice as Sec oi;d Class Matt eh. BEN. T. BROCK, : Senior Editor. FD. C- CRISCOM, : Junior Editor TRENTON, GA., SEl*. 2ft. 1888. " - >■» ANNOUNCEWEN CLERK We are authorized to nrrru .be name of S. J. Allison, ( ,t Hi Pawn as a candidate for Clerked perior Court. We are authorized t q -itinourice ‘ the name ofS.,, (1 Thui iuon of Treiiton. as a candidate for Clerke os Sutierior ’’Court. S e iff. We a '(t authorized to announce W A, Byrd, of Trenton, as i> uhudidate for re-election as sheriff. ae are authorized to announce ,J. T. Woolbright, ol Trentoii, as a candi date for sherilf. ''ax Collector. We are authorized to announce Job i Slaton, of Rising; Fawn, as a candidate for Tax Collector. w E are tto announce rlre j name of‘Clayton Tatum. <•{ Rising Fawn, as a candidate t\. r Tax Collector. : i ~ ... ». '’v - * Orciinarv. We are authorizi d to announce tli name of. J . ]f. Aojiff; of Mol tfauville .as as a candidate for Ordinary ‘‘We are authorized to ..announce! the name of J A-^?yreion r .ot'. Tren ton, as a candidate for Ordinary Believing from the expressions of 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 to said office, if elected, without prejudice toward ;tny, I .will en deavor to promote the best interest of ti e county. J. A. BENNETT. —“7- 5,,.^-,, Tax Assessor. We are authorized to announce J. H. Corput, of Trenton, at a candidate luj;.. Tax Assessor We are authorized to announce the name of S, J. Hale, of Egypt, as a candidate., for Tax Assessor. We are authorized to announce w T. H iVtline, of Cloverdale, gs a coin IP dat for Tax - r: - A r E are authorized to announ ee J. Bookcut, of J oigativille, as a ca .d, X* for Tax Assessor. ■ We are authorized. jo the name Mf W.’ J. McCa-ufey,' oi Vforganville, as a candidate-4 for Tax Assessor. r.t: .hf * ri °" We nse 'atinie of -Toe Riser, of Trenton, a n.dida.t& lor-vOdiwatirT. '* A k -- * »4fc. * ,o- -,f* POLITIC OL Tdio -‘two predominent parties of to day, each, seem to be jubilant over +1 ,< ir prospects for the man of their party and choice. But the 'df t tlie G, 'Of P« able shaken for the past few years, especially .for ,th*. JaaA three' amt » half, >r6 "that now the Democrats j party is , almost .suto Af .(trover ' Cleveland find the old Roman. Nothwithstanding the Rei übli cans have in Indiana,- a 1 doubtful State, the head of their ticket, the people of that State are^ired of be ing taxed, not while they are living, but when dead, and are going to sri port the party that is laboring for them and their interest. While, top, there has been, the Republicans say, a split in ,the Democratic party, in f\'y w York: that State is ‘sure, says Cov. Hill. logo tor Cleveland and -Thin man. Illinois and California are fall •ing into line, and n any Hem octal s who know of what they speak® say. the last named Si'ate will go for Cheaper necessaries of life. Th,> trumpet ot Reti jn is tending i convicting words ,u(o Republ *C ti.i ti u is and with telling effect. A party that has taken tin* tax off of playing cards and placed u tax of twenty per cent on the Bible, ch serves, and will receive, in time, T •? contempt of the- American people. - t Nw party that wilfpljy and know ! jugiy lies in their platform to the, people can hope for success. The i f'c r J> ? have fallen front the ev.w of i the honest Yoemanry of this coun* ! try, and on 1 lie 6thtof Npv» iabpjr they Will speak ; Jlonest govern- i liient for horpst pep; je, so loud U‘kt ih« Republicans will wish tie v 1 had never “done it.” . Ot-iinp :.>»us iana* Hrc awaiting the ih.y hr vo A i. v j . . I HERE'S AT YOU. When one gives < xpressione to j long pent up feelings they are ! more than to bear tin impress of | hardness horn of restraint. What vve are about to say has no general application, but. where it may hit let it stick. To that over sensi tive class of our patrons who take every thing as an insult to their personal dignity, we can show no mercy for n > harm is meant. When | we think a'thing we can think it as hard as anyone, and when we once mala; tip on r mind to sava thing we say it as hard as we know how that it may have its fullest mean ing. Wo ar r * given a certain pat ronage ..which const! tues the basis of capital out of which we are ox •pected to run a county paper; we put very near ail the receipts from that Anitol into the Dade County News and turn it back to those w ho gave it. This is the proposition from wl.ii.olpvye deduce what follows \ Tmrfafn" class of people grumble became tlu*y are not given a better hji '"L i; l fAty ( ;X.uh i er preduction is inferior to th.e Constitution or the Courier Journal or other lead- of the country. If all the support given us is put into the fTios concern have wo not done our duty. As San ford C. Pirrth would say, “Can angels do more,” There is no rivalry existing between this little one horse country weekly and these great ci f v week.M*"-- v e ea thousand of dollars are iuiv - • d and where m illions of dollars are tit hand from which it may draw stisEirnC.'' W* onl y challenge a comparison with those papers ■ naVing no wider field of operation and with no more backing than . tlia-n Unit given us. and we fear not j the result. Even the 4 different communities do not .attempt to fur nisi) the e wry id at- happenings and we are left to gather whatever may conge before ns. Some simply pay their' subscription and content themselves by sitting down and roe !< n?f^°’ "siu i’t e< m ings ! iVs in the enterprise wo have under jbfke;iX.'j 'Tff•.t to beno £< to - : Tttra .1 tfevedopmonf of its Ay" people is like dojv n ami Avhitmg Tor Christ to snye hie soul s>|t hfs eftrl. I F u we'm-e b> do 3 tl^ U. r in- | ■'diVifhthl I* {Torts cu.sseu be the man *%<sss?&!&*& *WF&tir*fTone; Wo are tired of suggestions and advice where n> it Cep 4*' si# the c “Do some thing as an e\'idenee of good faith before the July,ice which we lYdffnerask or heel:. The meanest' 1 eoppjrv-rau,er in the Slab* receiws ' xV-s* r , ♦, i a Defter patronage trom loctu mer- chants than the News, Our liter-, chants s.ay that they have no goods Ito advm tise. and that ndverlishig ' ! toes not pay. Either shut Amur! j doors or try the oxponmoiff —if vou j j make- nothing when you are not j j advartising, ;t<l\ : fise {..while just | 1(H a vhHUg * irfd wit be you have nothing else to do. In all parts of the globe IkeUHoVt successfril busi-j ness men advertise, but tfiosc ini !)• de halve : xrd r tie. < rCjH bl wil . doubtless revoJut ionize our whole •' / yv. v * mercantile say stem, “it does not pay to adve.hi.Ky” sfiys tin; Dade county .merchants.-but t he opinion of the world is against him, '1 he oQ.ij Congress will adjourn to i morvuwutt brf a. in This is the | long :sr term y«.t Oii re ’ord Jab jug ; ”20 days. T. t :fTacK;i,ss*;,-i., h been scooped un by Rubai-md and l)any ; c Rail ’-pad .Company It is dear to-ißir’i- i‘ ids that within a levy years the whole railroad svs -1 ■’ / jC J 4 tom Of the South will be controlled by a few great monopolies, Mono] - olios and trusts,' unless checked in sen (* way will make servants of the people and put ppo» them I slavery v\ei: e than African. \\ hile tl;;; 1 icpujdj.co ll party lias , been rioting and f<*a itiiig —ih un -1 secy, ham* U4> be(jn wi iin upon :.ilie‘v.end :ipw I b^y,.behold lhe H _<» .. j writhm ‘ tibb til:., ml :,u v sj i.p.e.wor-.e t :*.»:» -I'd Aeish.is ,er ! LEGAL NOTICES. SALE OP THE NISBET CLO VE RDALE FARM. (i E 0 R GlA—Dade County, The undersigned will expose, to ! sale before the court house door in i Trenton Dade county Georgia, on the Ist Tuesday in November next 1888, within the legal hours of sale that tract or parcel of lat 1 known ias the former family residence of ! the late James A. Nisbett, deceaked; j called Cloverdale Farm, containing j one hundred and seventy five acres more or less, being parts of lots Xos. 100 and 101 in the 18th Dist. and 4th section of said county of Dade—fronting 140 roads on .he A. G. S. R. R. extending from the lands of Reckarn estate to the lands of C. C. Guinn, thence riming back from raid railroad 175 rods, ihence S. E. 8 degrees 50 rods, thence West 14 rods, thence S. \V. 15 de gress 110 rods, and thence East 203 rods on said railroad. On said land there is a fine stone,two story 1 mansion having some eight rooms, hard finished within, arid a large barn and other buildings. Near this place runs Lookout 'vmk, and also the rail road from Chattanoo ga to Birmingham, being about 1, miles from Trentoii, and two";m. one half . rom Rising Fawn. Said slae to be made under an order of the court of Ordinary of Bbib county Georgia and to carry on the provisions of the will of James A. Nisbett, dece sod, who died whlic residing in Bibb county. IWm •: on< half cash and one half in i .v. ive moots time at 8 per cent p r annum. LUTIIER Z. ROSSER. A imini ■; trator with the will an riexed of James A Nitbet deceased Whereas John T. Martin and otheis have made their or tion to this court, praying n n r granting the establishment i change of the public road, 1- • ivn as the Egypt road, com men ring at the North end of the lam runuing with the North and South land line between John T, Martin* A, M, Ta tum and I. C. Paris, said change, runittg due North from said laue upon the land of said Martin par ! allel with the North and Smith ! land line of said Martin and Pari# | intersecting at Guardenhire Ferry [ Road at the Baptist church in the 1089 Dist. G. M., said county.- And whereas, Commissioners an printed for that purpose have reviewed and' marked out said change of will be of puplie utility and con, venience, now this is to citejaß, persons that.on an'd after the firsV Monday in Nov. 1888 said change ' of road v/til "be granted if no good cause is shown to the contrary, Given under my hand and seal. This 28th day of Septa-1888. J, Ax Bennett i/f Whereas J. E. Patterson admin istratorot'L. F. Hooke, Thomas Hooke and Mary E, Ridley, repre sents to the court in his petition duly filed and entered on record that lie has fully administered tli rirestates. This is. therefore, L> cite all persons concerned, kindred and creditors, to show' cause, if any tin y can, why said administrator should not he discharged from his administration and receive letters of dismission on the first Monday in November 1888. This July 2d. 1888. J. A. Bennett Gi'dinary. Will be sold on the first Tuesday in Tor. ISBB, at the courthouse door m (lie town of Trenton,coun tv of Dade, State of Georgia, bo-i * ween the legai hours of sale to the highest bidder for cash the follow ing property to wit: Lot of land number 1 lOth, in the 10th district and 4tli section.; the same lying in | sob]'county of Dade. Said, prop* I erty lev led on as thep ropertv of \Y. ! 1C Cress and Diaclana- Cross to sat isfy an execution - it?jsued Lioi- the i .just ice Court of the 974th -Dish G. d . of said county in favor of B i L So. ;<b against \Y. B. Cross air D.iiuiaua ,rosf. Levy made by Y .j. Townsend, L. Ckpnd imped nv •o ine. Property pointed out by do icjiuants, This Tug AOUi 1888. \y. A. Byrd, Sheriff. - - -w* T. H. LUMPK'N l)i*«’< r ia— (Jn'ceries, Tec .e. and Cigars. . / . Wo/j Stock and, Cmnplele J.ihp of Komis Just ILec-iired F..IE POSKfiT CUTLERY. ‘ * * - .. . i r. . 4 4 i ITSM FIHfiT PJ Tho Original Yv ins. -C. l'\ Simrv ns. Si. Louis, Prop’r 1' 1 M. A. Sin moil-- Liver Medicine, K.t’d I f i&)0, ir. t!ie U. S. Court defeats J. ft H.Zeilin, I’rop’r A. Q. Simmons Liv kAUfl er Uciplator, Est’d by Zcilin tSOS, w' l 'Sil LI. A. S, E. M. has for .57 years W i - cured Indigestion, I>ilioCskks9, t /Lev b>. ;• ’ jjx.SfiK II kapachk,Loft , C>\ > A feiite, Sour Stomach, Etc. 0 *\ Uev. T 11. Itcarns, Pastor M. K. C u\: hurdi, Adams, Tenn., wtitos:“l W Jlliink i should have been lead but c a i 0 r your Genuine M. A. Sim »A~—nu ns Liver Medicine. I have f •v'f iWlW r imcliniis had to substitute I . erruj ) “ ••'-•lin’s etuti" lor your Modi■ j- fCc.i p'rtf! ciav, but it dtn'c answer the 1;,,/vr‘| purpose.” #ij -j 1)x. j. 1.1. Graves, Editor Tim .Xf ', Limphis.Tena. says: I t I ,’Cu a pas'...go of i our Liver 4d ? i-irtc, and hav-. us. 1 half of it. El M It works like a charm. I want no HR tt betl r Liver Ko;;i i utor and ccr gm, t u. ily no more of Lenin’s mixture. "*eOL , QKS t CROS? —rn>— consumption™ g ■/& 1 n&JE7(i **?§ V T T jfc j-f* ft M nEnSSiißaikdr O k,jp%s? 9 • . | J&&JrTh c-b Mm . -SWEET CUM»» MULLEIN. Tho sweet ruin, as ivitbcred fr< tn r. tret, rff the same iianie, prmvintt ■ loi t lie small htri nuts In the Southern Stutos. eont-ins a stiinr.lutiuK ex pectorant principle chut loosens the jpbJPicm w re ducing the early morniti,: ourli. an<r tininlatcti .he child totlirowoirthoia’.semeiubrauclii croup end whoopinß-coiifil. 'Vl.cm cun ci.cc. with tho healing lnuotlapiir.jus principle in tlm mullein plant of the oh Helds, presents in T wi.oili CHEitoKEE Ue» si*y ok Sweet Oi’.’i a ni> Mri/ eein the fliiest known rented y for Couahs. Crotift Whooping-cough and con timptlon; anil so pala tal;’.a, any child in pleased .-> t.nlt'.‘ it. \Ac voul drnpßirtt for it. Price 34,»e. and lali.Oo. •. yt WilTriF V.TAThdJi.AUant’' * i'MP A WISE WOMAN Bought tho Splendid V HIGH ARM JUNE SINSEft SEWING MACHINE ■ MNW Tn. ...T. SOW Tldf ILL WANT IT For It does saqh,beautiful work. sa&p!s Uz&lrm a: r&ctary Pric«» EVERY MACHINL -W if ‘T FOE 5 YEARS- Apis Wastes is llaocrapd Territorj. JUNE lillS Cl BELVJDEBE. lit- ll- " f; , ' m ' I believe Fiat’s Cure a ; B‘ fpr GotiHtQrrptiou j-eved £3 / §8 my liife.—.\ JJ. iiii'vvi.L, 9 ' X ••Editor ' j>J«ie»ri- 3 11 ) 11 , •...*. l •»j /V >} 11 . jw -tssEicroeika Bv-iitrli Modi.- s Gi’iu: i-oit B *. CHldren fij itt <M»>*-ti<>n. R TiiJtei (jtiod. Oip fH 1 Mti+W ?*'*'■ ■ WWkzbfo . Ar,T c *j«rs „ CWrGJT-MAS Cc«r V, p «:K»t Toons, fionr.w b«r-u.~t, -•”* *”*BSB|3» •• t .v * . i * ,»♦.’ *, •v* :, ' 2 ~ : ' Bn-usti . ‘<4 / i .-.*'• M M '<;,. ;V . : / *■■*?*•*) sill***?■ S v ** i^F 1 ' '»’•*•*■ r r :# ,»’j ‘ * '■ Hf 5 ■» JOE SIM ' ■ .-"CLOTBIER 4 Has tlic Best Lighted Store in the Cityl : Wlh>u making an investment you • | wnut- :tll the li«lit von can get. | .* * * A 1 Gccds Marked in riain Figures. H.. sells for light prices, light profits. He trehts you in such a m«.mu-r your heart willl>e light with satisfaction ; ami clot h«s you In away ibnt you will be light in society. If you have n light pocket book, ami want to get all that is possible for jour means, call on 3oe Bi mpson, Tt ««»., - H>it 3tl IVnlirnnl Bwukt ' ;V Fishing 1 acle , INCORPO HATED. , Carter, Magill & Ewing, Successors to J • 11. Warner Sr (Jo- UAHDWARE KTOr Chattanooga, Tennessee. Guns & Powder.' Double Shovels. v v J ' ’ 111 —II wn.n mrrr—m —i—nr~|[ —-^-17—^T—TT"^— —* • *' *“ *■' WASSMAN $c BRO., 717 and 7JO Market Street, ....... * • Have llcdueed all Suits on the First Floor to the Uniform Price of • f#"/ i^ll 1 ... :Per SUIT tw * * *J\Jj SUIT t 1 , l a. • 1 ■ V . ■ . ' u'. ■. ; ;A»tUr:7 -fH .. • j . ,c; tit. j ' c p y.l t/.rfttivH -•>: >•'•• I ll's is Joist about 50 cents on he dollar i cost. 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