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About Dade County news. (Trenton, Ga.) 1888-1889 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 2, 1888)
DADE norm WEEKLY JEWS Entered at the Postoi ktoe as Sec ond Class Matter. BEN. T. BROCK, : Senior Editor. ED. C. GRISCOM, : Junior Editor jf RENTON, GA. t SEP. 29, 1888. ANN OUNCE WEN CLERK . We arc authorized to nir, the name ot S. d. Ailisoi'i, ( Pawn as a candidate for C < )< perior Court. We are authorized to armour o the name ofS. H Thurman of front as a candidate for Clerko os Suponoi Court. s ei Iff. We a 'o authorized to announce \\ A, Byrd, of Trenton, as a candidate f< r re-election as alierilY. We arc authorized to announce ,J. T. Woolbright, of Ticntou, as a candi date for sh eriff. >T ax Collector. We are authorized to announce Joh'i Slaton, of Rising Fawn, as a candidate for Tax Collector. We are authorized to announce the name of Clayton Tatum, of Rising Fawn, as a candidate tbr Tax Collector. Orainarv. We are authorized to annotm ee tb name of J. R. Acuff, of Morganvillo , as a candidate for Ordinary Wo are authorized to announce the name of J A Cureton, of Tren ton, as a candidate for Ordinary Relieving 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. Tf elected, without prejudice toward any, I will en deavor to promote the best interest of the county. J. A. BENNETT. Tax Assessor. We are authorized to announce the name of Geo, W, Hughes, of Egypt, as a candidate for Tax Collector, We are authorized to announce J. 11. Cor put, of Trenton, at a candidate for Tax Assessor. We are authorized to announce the name of S, J. Hale, of Egypt as a candidate for Tax Assessor. W borized to announce xv T. H artlino, of Clovcrdalo, as a candi dat ) fof Tax Assessor. *V E are authorized to announce,! - B «< 1 « vt, of A < if. nr.viHc as a caud e for Tax Assessor. We are authorized to announce the name of W. J. McCauley, of Morgnnville, as a candidate tor Tax Assessor. CORONER We ase authorized to anounce the name of Joe Kiser, of Trenton, a n didate for Coroner. We are authorized to anuounee the name of A.J. Jeffries, as a candi date for Coroner, Minister West no doubt wishes ho was a baby a gal baby. Decater Ala., is slill in a dis tressed condition, and asking aid. Only twenty-nine new cases of yellow fever at Jacksonville, Fla., yesterday, Notice the new advertisement of Hughes Bros in this issue and profit by the bargains they offer. Negro women participated in the Republican procession in Chatta nooga Fridy night. Well, that’s one way to fill out the ranks. A new merchant a true spirit of enterprise has begun bub ness aright by advertising in his horns paper. Notice the card of Lee Case in this issue. Lord SackviU, tlie English Min ister to the United Slate got him self mixed up in the politics of our ountry and now takes a leave of absence to attend to important business connected with the Sack ville Estate(?) lie will uot re turn to the United Staotsasa Min ister. The United States Senate refus ed to ratify the fishery treaty with England, and also failed to au thorize the President to use any to protest the United States in tne fishery, yet the Republicans are trying to iay blame ur>on our lioble Pr sklent 'mb . • suing the people from unjust just treat ment at the hands oi E ngla d It will be remembered ihat the Unit ed SUuo Senate is a Republican oody. COM U NIC A 1 ED SMITH GA. Farmers around this section of country are loosing a great many hogs with cholera. Cant some one suggest a remedy that will stop it Married at Mt. Zion church on !a«t Sunday G, W, Bible to Miss Parilee Lewis, Esquire Bible offi ciating. Some of the boys gave them a rousing serenade Monday night, Wo are glad to note that George Forester has sufficiently recovered as to be able to come down to his home in the Valley. Walker Harris and family left last week for Ark. Let us all turn out and vote for Cleveland and Thurman as though it all depended upon our vote. - SAYRE. GSR WASHINGTON LETTER. The parade of the police and fire department took place Thurs day, and was w : Pressed by many thousand people. Both depart ments were beautiful equipped, and made the best showing as possible. The-engines, trucks, hose-carriages were cleaned up and made to ap- pear as though they had just left the shops. They were decorated with small blue flags bearing the letters “D. C. F. D” The police wore their new uniforms and back hats. The members of the police department forming the first di- vision of the parade assembled on K street, at 9:30 o’clock. They were formed into seven companies of infantry and one of cavalay, in command of Major Moore, with Captain Austin and Inspectors Swindell and Pearson as aide, eaclo of thorn being mounted. Carrie B, Sawyer, the celebrated materalizing medium, has been bolding so ances here for the last few days at 455 Missouri Avenue. She has not met the fate of many celebrated mediums; that is, she has not been exposed. What fate has in store for her remains to be seen, however, whether her spooks are genuine; thati s, woven out of astral fluid by the synchronosity light. Whether they ar<^disem bodied spirits or the legedermain of ajfclever artist, they are well worth seeing as any exhibition of like character. Her chape rtmi, Capt Bnrk, says the exposure of one of the Fox sisters has done the cause great harm. He said that lady had been for years schooled by the Catholics, of whieh she iso devout member, to break with spiritualists, but wae confident she had not tolled the truth. Mrs, John A. Logan, wife of tne late Gen. John A. Logan, sailed to-I day for Europe, on the steamsnip ' Trave. Mrs, Logan goes broad fox her health, it is to be hopped she will be thou roughly recovered, as sue is of American woman, one of the most remarkable levol-heatb'd lovable and charming, always feel ing for the woes and walxts of oth ers even in their deepest affliction. Judge and Mrs. W. G. McDowell, Mr. and Mri. H. B: Moulton, Mrs. Sarah D. .La Fetra, and Mrs. Anna E.Bovec, the ladies! ingdetegotes to the great National Con.ei,bon of the Woman’s Christian Temp erance Union, which has just been held Jin the Metropolitan Opera House. New York Citlx, arrived homo last night, Don’t tear from your ticket next Tuesday, the name of J. C. Clem ents just because you opposed his nomination and were beaten over whelxrming in a fair race. .Its a low order of human weakness to go hack on your party because you r-oiild not got the man ot your choice, If you go into a bet and lose dent withdraw your money be cause you ha.vc lost, but stick to your bargin, 11 every man thoukl fail to support a nominee because he was not the man of his choice ! success would be impossible, Noth 1 would excuse a Democratic from j ;ng voting for Clements but the proven fact of his incompetence or i ic reer of treach'ry to hi* party \ vie U- >'■ -V** u- t LEGAL NOTICES. SALE OF THE NTSRET CLO VE RD ALE FARM. | GEORGIA — Dade County, The undersigned will expose, to j sale before the court house door in Trenton Dade county Georgia, on the Ist Tuesday in November next 1888, within the legal hours of sale that tract or parcel of land known as the former family residence of the late James A. Nisbett, deceased, called Ctoverdale Farm, containing one hundred and seventy five acres more or less, being parts of lots Nos. 100 and 101 in the 18th Dist. and 4th section of said county of Dade—fronting 146 roads on .he A. G. S. R. It. extending from the lands of Reekam estate to the lands of C. C. Guinn, thence riming back from said railroad 175 rods, thence 8. E. 8 degrees 50 rods, thence West 14 rods, thence S. W. 15 de gress lfO rods, and thence East 208 rods on said railroad. On said land there is a fine stone two story mansion having somo eight rooms, hard finished within, and a large barn and other buildings. Near this place runs Lookout creek, and also the rail road from Chattanoo ga to Birmingham, being about 1 miles from Trenton, and two an. one half .rom Rising Fawn. Said slae to be made under an order of tho court of Ordinary of Bibb county Georgia and to carry ou the provisions of the will of James A. Nisbett, deceased, who died whlie residing in Bibb county. Terms: One half cash and on half in twelve monts time at 8 per cent per annum. LUTHER Z. ROSSER. Administrator with the will an nexed of James A Nis bet deceased Whereas John T. Martin and otlicjs have made their applica tion to this court, praying an order granting the establishment of a change of the public road, known as the JEgypt road, commencing at the North end of the lane running with and South land line •between John T, MartinJ A, M, Ta tum and I. C. Paris, said change due North from said lane ' upon the land of said Martin par- j allel with the North and South: land line of said Martin and Paris intersecting at Guardenhire 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 puplicutility and con-] venience, now this is to cite all ] persons that on and after the first I Monday in Nov. 1888 said change of road wtll be granted if no good cause is shown to the contrary, Given undej my hand and seal. This 28th day of Sept. 1888. f 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 j Ordinary. Will be sold on the first Tuesday in Dec. 1888, at the courthouse door in the town of Trenton,coun ty of Dade, 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 suction; the same lying in said bounty of Dade. Said prop erty levied on as thep roperty of W. D Cross and Diadana Cross to sat isfy aai execution issued from the justice Court of the 974th Dist. G. M., of said county in favor cf B L. Smith against W. D. (’>••- and j Diadana Cross. Lew mob by W J J. Townsend, L. C. and ; uncii ovm to me. Property pointed out by de fendants. This Aug noth > 888. W. A. Byrd, Sheriff. T. H. LUMPKIN Dealer in, groceries, Tobacco and Cigars. *• *' .* .// New Stock' and Complete Line of Goods Just Received- FINE POCKET CUTLERY. fiIHAT FIGHT The Original Wins. A C. F. Simmons, St. Louis, Prop’r j M. A. Simmons Livtr Medicine, E.t’d j f IS4O, in the U. S Court defeats J. 1 H. 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