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DABS I'llLUi WEEKLV SEWN JL<T*KKD AT. THE PoSTOKFICK AS SEC ond Class Matteu. ! EN. T. BROCK. : 3enlor Editor. L.L>. C. OR!SCOi.I. : Junior Editor TRENTON, GA., SEP. 29, 1888. AN NCIN CIH EN CLERK , We me butl.ciiztd lo :i i < *ii i i T 1« cl 8. J. AlJin i•, cf iii'wri as a candidate for C eihc perior Court. V/e are authorized to annoure the name »>fS. 11 Thurman oi Trent i. as a candidate for Clerke os Superior Court. S eriff- We are authorized to announce W A. Byrd, of Trenton, as a candidate ft xe-eioctici as sheriff. We are authorized to announce J. T. Wool bright, ol Trenton, as a candi date for sheriff. T ax Collector. We are authorized to announce the name of Geo, W, Hughes, of Egypt, as a candidate for Tax Collector, We are authorized to announce the name of John A. Moreland of liising Fawn as a candidate for'tax collector, We are authorized to announce Joh i Staton, of Rising Fawn, as a candidate for Tax Collector. We are authorized to announce the name of Clayton Tatum, j*of Rising Fawn, as a c&ndiiia-t© for lax Collector. Ordinarv. are authorized to announce th name of J. R. Acuff, of Morgan ville a c\ L.didatefor Ordinary. We are authorized to announce the name of J A Cureton, of Lren ton, as'a candidate for Ordinary Believing from the expressions of the people of Dade county that th- v desire my continuance in the office of Ordinary, and acting from that belief, I formally announce my candidacy lor re-election to said office. If 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 lo announce ,T. H. Corput, of Trenton, at a candidate for Tax Assessor. We are authorized to announce the name ot T. W. Hartline, as a candidate for tax ascessor. We are authorized to announce the name of S, J. Hale, of Egypt 6s a candidate for Tax Assessor. wa are authorized to announce the name of J. It. BookoutJof Mor ganville as a candidate for Tax As sessor. We are authorized to announce ihe name of W. J. McCauley, of Morganville, as a candidate for Tax Assessor. CORONER We ase authorized to anounce the uame of Joe Kiser, of Trenton, a fiuidate for Coroner. We are authorized to anuounce the name of A. J. Jetl'rics, as a candi date for Coroner, Wo are authorized to announce the name of J. F. Lewis, of Cloverdale, as a candidate for Coroner. We are authorized to announce fck the name of J, W, Brown of Cole Jr city as a candidate for Coroner, OUR WASHINQTNCLETTER. « The Inauguration will be a grand affair on the fourth of March next, if the efforts of citizens, regardless of party prer.ileetions,can make it bo, The tickets will most likely be fixed at the price of $5. each. It may now be consinered settled that the inaugural ball is to be held in the great court of the Pension building. Thi3 is certainly the place*for it. The court is capac ious, oonvienieut, surcepfible of in finite adornment. Its adaptability to the requirements of a grand na tional'ball and reception wore ad mirably tested tor yeors ago. Triumphal arches’/will be thrown across the street on the line of march at varions intervals, and an effort is being made to have the whole affair reflect credit upon the city of Washington. PENSION STATISTICS. During the fiscal year ending June dO, 1388, there were 60,152 new lumos'Taddcd to the roils, which is the largest annual in crease in the history of the bureau «—npikiug a total of 462,557 n doners, There was a total of $7B, 775,702 paid in pensions during the year, the disbursement of whicd cost $3,262,524 —less than 4 per cent, of th pensions paid. 4he amount paid out in pensions equal ed 31 per cent of the entire outlay of Government expenses. The total number of special acts from 1861 to 1885 equal • 2,001 and from 1885 to June 30 1888 ( during the present administration( 1,306 —total 3,370. One hundred and ninety one special acts were vetoed by the President and 1,369 signed, The drift of sentiment seems to be that Ben Butterworth will be the next Speaker of the House, or, should Sherman become Secretary of the State, the next Ohio Senator, when, most likely, McKinley would become Speaker. The chances are that Butterworth can occupy either place that suits him best - He has made a reputation for sagacity and political acumen that cannot be ex celled, He lias many friends in all quarters and no enimies. While he lights with a lance that thrusts homo in encounter, he never takes the adversary unawares or makes any cowardly thrusts. Ilis promo tion will reflect credit upon the Republican party. TH £1 COUSTi D© l '; ,:X Mr, Tatum being assured that a county court for this county would meet with tho approval of a majority of his constituents and he being wise enough to forsee the econemy of the measure will introduce and pass a.bill creating said court. As far as we can learn the synopsis of the bill defining the powers and operatiens of the court will be as follows : A Judge and County Solicitor or Attorney, to he appointed by the nGovernor by consent of the Senate for a term of two years, their fees to be fixed by the local bill and in no case to receive a salary. A bailiff for the court, to be appoint ed, whose fees will be fixed by the bill. The juiisdiction of the court will be over all criminal cases less than a felony, and in civil cases when the principle amount involv ed does not exceed SSOO. All cases to be tried before tse county Judge and without a jury except in criminal cases when the defendant desires a jury, then twelve jurymen will be drawn’ to try the case. A defendant may wave an indictment and trial be fore a jury and be tried before the Judge alone who could try and dispose of such a case at once. Ail cases may go to the Superior Court by certiorari but not by ap peal. The court will meet monthly four of which terms will be' quart esly terms; and to be devoted to the trial of criminal cases and to such civil cases in which the amount involved will exceed one hundred dollars. When a defend ent charged with a misdemeanor does not waive indictment he will bo bound over to the Superior court and upon the finding of a bill, it will be returned to the county court for a trial, by this moans all those minor offences will be tried in an inox; ensive ourt and save the county hundreds of dollars We think the above correctly ex plains what the county court will be, and bow any same man could offer a reasonable objection we are unable to see. In the lire, place the general jurisdi •ti ui of " >. ’.rt over all parts of Ihe nty away with a vast amount of ti ml • in civil cases when a Justice, would be disqualified. It would makefile feeding of prisoners held for trial of some small offence, a poor business. An innocent man man would not be kept in jab' six months awaiting a course in which he might prove his innocence, or a guiltv be punished before sentenc ed. To-day a crime might be com mitted and to-morrow the criminal suffering the penahv. When i ( cost. S2OO to try a mail for an as sn It and battery, with a county j court it will cost S2O and bus it j without a jury. A note for $ 0 . ! could bo collected iu one halt u t time it now requires* and if there jbe issues made. A county court j would save dollus every mimne 1 f •' jl W'y‘ * vr.o say above is not for the purpose, or j with the expectation of changing j anyones mind on mis subject, for i we wiil have a county court, bat we only attempt to give the people « an idea of the good things coming I when we got our court, If a man | tells you he is opposed to a county court (and lie may) we guarantee ho caunot give one good reason for lis objection, He may say “Oh we had a county' court once and it did not work, it' was abolished. Well a county court is dot a coun ty court every time, for this is en tirely a different thmg from the one we once had back in old inaian times that was a failure —this will be a success. President Harrison is elected. But wo are going to publish one cf the best weekly Journals in Ameri ca. Entitled the Chicken auga Banner, to be publsfhed at La'Fay ette, Gn., on tiie first week in Cb. next. It will be a weekly Journal containing 8 pages and will visit you for one dollar per year. Tho Chicarnauga Banner will scon bo tho leading Journrlof the South. It will give you news from all over the •' and aGo the news from vour State rod county for the sum oi o; o dollar per year. Our books are rilling up with new subscribers everyday. Try the Banner one year and be happy. Send in your subscription at once and be sure and get yonr name in the pot, Address ail orders to C. R, Chestnut Flat, Walker C G . LEGAL NOTICES. GEORGIA—Dade County, Will be sold on the first Tuesday in Dec. 1888, at the courthouse door in the town of Trent on,coun ty of Dado, State of Georgia, be tween the legal hours of sale to the highest bidder for cash the bblow ing property to wit: Lot of land number 119th, in the 10th district and 4th section ; the same lying in said county of Dade. Said prop erty levied on as thop roperty of W. D dross and Diadaca Cross to sat isfy an execution issued from the justice Court of the 974th Dist. G. M., of said county in favor of B. L. Smith against W. D. 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. Byrd, Sh i iff. &GNSHI3J ©RSI Mil Will he sold at the late residence of James C, Smith, acceased, in Dade county, on Tuesday Dec, 4h within the legal hours of sale, the following property to wit: 2 work Dales, 9.Gone year old mule colts, 2 one year old fillies, and also at same time and place, a fine Jack 14 hands’high and a fine breeder, Terms of sale, twelve months with note and approved security. W, C, CURETON, fcxedutor. On f lie 22nd of December, 1888. at the town of Wildwood, Ga., w;li be offered for sale to the highest bidder, one forth paid down. The ballence on twelve mouths credit, note and approved sccur: <y. Six mules. One pair marc mules | 16 hands high, a iq.lendid team. One pair mare mules 14 hands high, well broke, suit any farmer. One pair theer yea:: old colts in the spring. Large and fine, but tot broke. J. E. Patterson. NOTICE. The; a. hi be introduced hi tb: next CeneA. s< n.bly of Georgia A Bill to a sided an mu to rep •- a an a.:t to amend ail act to incur- • porate the* town of Li sing L-uvn, in the county of Dade, by jvpoaiir.;. so much of seid act as allows the Commissioners the ,ighr f '. r;-gv.- ] late the sole of r.piriot; • • rs, approved’Oct. 24th, 1 V: • r other purposes. Thu ■ • 1 1 Oct.. There will be intro :e next General assembly l gia a bill to be entitled an ace to o. - tabled) a:; act to establish a road jaw, for the county of Dade, to pro vide for the levying of a (ax r.m exceeding twenty cent ■ on tin ; bn nan d debars for road mirpos* • 1 Them a.: b be intr.vbjeed in fi next (b ; e.-al A - :>.A • rgi a hi l: ( n. d led. 0 -b.i ' eountv com'; . tj'l.h'C Hi 'V o; t /it.. 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Son! bydrr.tvtyhJ. SL K& W | I bcliovo Piati’s Cure S for Conmimption saved »• m my lift).—A. H. Dowtibb. | R Editor Enquirer. Eden- p ton, N. C., April 23, 1387. fa fassEaes PTSIOI i ID hi I & laMi ■■&&■&:■■■ 62®MSSF8M3SSgBjgM !The nzsr» f'oup,h Modi- [a cine i_ Pisa’s Ccre ?ob fel Consumption, Children SB bike it without objection. m. By all druggists. 25c. fel CSEO WIFSE f.l\ r/,i ‘AiLS. f*r BvJ Beet Conch Syrup. 11 ri-;tss i'fiO K-fi B£j Id tiroo. i‘, !aivdn tfsts. {*>9 bought tho Splondid HIGH ARM BSOAUSS ST WAS THE EEST; Mu'liHa. .a HOW TBEY fill ffMT IT War it tloeg sad: beautiful work. lampte 2: rsctwy Pdca. ITLii SACHISL iT FOE 5 YEARS. 18* Wastes is tenet Tefriiory. m BIANOFACTURIN& CG„ 86LVJDERE, ILL- J SIM PSO N. OIT AT 21170 ~™r- VJUV ih -a - b - .... G"...... Has the Best Lighte Store in the City j W hen making an r. vos-tmi-iit you j want all tho light can got. Ail Goods Marked in Plain Figures. B 5 soils for light pricos, light profits. He treats you in such a manner that sll your heart will be light with satisfaction'; and clothe yu in awt*. - } tha you will be liglit in society. If >ou have a fight pocket book, and want to get all tliat is possible for j our, means, call on Joe: “SSi mpson, Tt;an., - J\s*xß D<! i^ntinnsil Fishing Tacie - J INCORPORATED. Ct Carter, MagiS! & Ewing, Successors to J• H. JVWrner cf Co • Chattanooga, Tennessee. r ! ~'a r ' h Guns Si Powder. Double Shovels. V J f V f it d. '% Sit a j 717 and 719'Jfasket Street* Have Bed need all Suits on the .First Floor to the Uniform Pre <f c Per wjfV IPo3: * suit |w I j sttxt « * This is ]ust about 50 cents on the dollar of cost. We intend to close out every suit in the house before our fall goods arrive, and for this reason we offer our suits at halt price CALL AT THE Golden Eagle! I Cloth i ns: Hse. Chattanooga. Tenn. 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