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am fDl'XTi’ WEkLI JEWS J».NTEBEL> AT THE POSTOFFICE AS SEC otaD Class Matter. ■ ■ ...i . BEN. T. BROCK, : Senior Editor. ED. C. GRiSCOM, : Junior Editor TRENTON, (jA., fciKP. 29, ISBS. ANNOa i . . CLERK . We are authorized to anno iji iiiii.t ot S. J. Allison, oi Fawn as a canuitiaio tor (Juno perior Court. We are authorized to -inhoun e the naruo oi&. H luaimau of Trent .1. on a camlidaio xor Clerko os Superior Court. S ei iff. We are authorized to anum V* A, Byrd, of 1 teuton, o:\ndidu ro-eieetiou as sucnL. We are authorized to aiiuounoo J. T. \Voolbrig..i, of 'iicnLou, as a o.uidi dato for an entf. ' T ax Collector. We are authorized to announce the name of Geo, W, Hughes, 6i Egypt, as a candidate tor ‘lax Collector, We are authorized to announce the name oi John A. Moreianu ct Rising Fawn as a candidate lor tax collector, We are authorized to announce Joh 1 Slaton, of Rising lawn, as a caudiuale lor Tax Collector. We are authorised to aunounce the e of Clayton Tatum, *,oi Rising n. as a candidate for Tax Collector. Ordinary. We are authorized th name of d. It. Acutf, of Morgauv illo a candidate for Ordinary • We are authorized to announce the name of J A Cureton, of I t eu ton, as a candidate for Ordinary Believing k from the expressions of the people of Dade county that they desire my continuance in the office of Ordinary, and acting from that belief, 1 formally announce my candidacy for 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.^BENNEIT. Tax Assessor. We are authorizedito announce J. 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. W e are authorized to announce the name of S, J. Hale, of Egypt as a candidate for Tax Assessor. waare authorized to announce the name ojf J. 11. Bookout of Mor ganville as a candidate for Tax As sessor. We are authorized to announce the name of W. J. McCauley, cf Morganville, as a candidate for Tax Assessor. CORONER We ase authorized to anounce the name of Joe Kiser, of Trenton, a ndidate for Coroner. 9 We are authorized to announce the name of A. J. Jeffries, as a candi date for Coroner, We are authorized to announce the name of J. F. Lewis, of Cloverdalo, as for Coroner. Wo are authorized to announce | the name of J, W, Brown of Cole city as a candidate for Coroner, Clevelands message to Congffcs: was one of unusual length, and touched upon various subnets of importance, yet the tar ill received only a passing notice. In our last issue, we gave a no tice in a ludicious style of a rna; r: age of some of our colored peope, and after stating that ‘h« v were married by Dr. Kefchorsidc, the idea occured to us that the < olor of the contracting {{parties ’should be undertoed iji « rl «rto •''male the jok', rod w< u t ou; h d ..dtf ed “Colored” at me lasi siu.y a*» an explai a ory word. Wo intended it should have reference only to the parties who were married and not to the party who preformed he ceremony. Far he it from us to cast such an ungentelmenly allu sion upon any white respectable citizen. (Our rhetoric may lie i he. .■ h. 1 ’ on ' . ! Til 1 !• 1 t i, . i • ... r.-: I I•> fc v.i. \ •**!) H' ! " 1 . 1 | CiOOD liV i e «HJXIt'S Last week we jocularly an nouncod as a candidate for Judge of the county court that is to be, but it was with a “jubous feeling that we did so.” One week in pol : - | tics is enough for us, and we ain't running now ; its too great a strain on our nervous system, we can’t help hut get mad, and our sense of morality is too acute to allow us to stoop to such dirtiness. Our good name that lias heretofore been as free from suspicion as C.Ksar wife has been in one short week, we have been lied about by the ruc-st infamous liars m the county. In seven days the ambitious dream of our boyhood, the hopes of our immature, man hood have been blasted, as a deli cate flower by a cruel winters cy clone. We didn’t know exactly how mean we were till it was known that we had • oivro out for an office. We were badly fooled on this thing of politics, and we thought our name sufficient to brook all opposition, but it ain’t so, One poor,insiguifii ant wretch said lie would beat the socks off , of me but we guess he wont now—he will not get the chance, we have retired to private life to await like the old Roman at the plow, for a reverse of fortune to callus to assume the burdens Of state ar.d will go—if its to the Presidency. Come on boys, the field is open, and even rants jmay take a share in the fun that is coming. how it To-day we write a thing in all good humor, and without a feeling to prompt us to write a thing de rogatory to any man or womans good name, to-morrow it is pub lished and we are denounced as “a person fond of libel.” What is the matter? are wo crazy or are some other people fools? Wc claim no right, and disow n any intention to bandy with the feelings of others,or to outrage a community by denouncing a good citizen, but nevertheless such charges are in the wind. Nothing goes but what the editor hears it although he may hear things that are not so. Why should a body, sec’, tribe ora com munity of men who feel agrieved because some over sensative mem ber should fancy a vn : ong was intended him? “Oh! what fools ye mortals bo” to take every joke as an insult, and every^rhetorival mistake a personal libel. The devil seems to have gotten into the county, since nothing less fearful could produce such a woven chain of ovenlß as have been happening for the past few’ weeks, When we get it into our minds to do nonce a man, or to hurt him all over peo ple will say “that other was noth ing like this, he was joking.” We have such a case up for considera tion and may give it shortly to demonstrate our idea of what it lakes to make a man fed bad, out side an 'pothccavis chop.* It seems that, everything we say ie taken as insult! to someone and that one seems to have a contageous case of madness which permates the sys tem of his immediate friends, CH ill STM AS IS COMING, Our readers wnil turd enclosed i will this i<* - of our paper a cir cular with description and ’ .ic-s of many of the useful and han som o gc >ds oxiered for sale by the art and stationery department of die Lluien and Bates Southern i -Music House in Savannah, Ga. The house offering these goods for ( sale is Uo well known by our read ers to requ. e any introduction, as f,u twenty years past they have been leaders in low prices and by their square, legitimate and prompt : business methods, have bui.it up business extend to all sec tions of the south. Employing largo capital in all branches of their business they are able to buy in larg ■ quandties and for cash, thus seeming the most favorable prices and the iicw-v.t and latest productions of the Jfaemries in this and old world. !' soll'ng a' >" ■ :n:i • ;; ud ; •!:•! 11 1: , * 1 )• V" 1 ] i b si! . till. 1 ’ ' ir- : d to'f i; j .. ' ! •t c~r oi d.-r lor a *■ <• s c.c. c.~ lised. In making your selections of holiday goods, it is well to re member that where u|ii;ty and bdauty are combined not only tem porary delight but future useful ness add greatly to the character of a holiday rememcrance. L. & E. S. M. H. seem to provide Christ mas gifts at v ry low prices, and from their largo assort! aunt, gifts can be selected for the young and old, Any orders for goods can be sent through the publivher of this pap- r who will assume all respon sibility for remittances and safe delivery cf: goods exactly as repre sented on prices list. Make your orders early before the rush com mences, rc© r m;E, President Harrison is elected. But we are going to publish one of the best weekly Journals in Ameri ca. Entitled the Chickamauga Banner, tot: pui.lsfhed at Ear ay ette, da., on the first week in Fob. next. It will be a weekly Journal containing 8 pages and will visit you for one’‘dollar per year. The. Chicarnauga Banner will soon bo the leading Journrljof the South. It will give you news from all over the U. S., and also the nows from your State and comity for the sum of oncgddHar per year. Our books are filling up with now subscribers every day. Try the Bair • r w year and he happy. Son pa - subscription at once and and get yonr name inhe \ Address ail C. R, Jone 3 Chestnut Flat, Walker Co„ Ga. On the 22nd of December, 1888, at the'town of Wildwood, Ga., will » 1 v 1 be offered for sale to the highest bidder, oneTorth paid do wn. The ballence on twelve months credit, note end approved securiety. Six mules, One pair mare mules 16 hands high, a splendid team. One pair mare mules 14 hands high, well broke, suit any farmer. One pair the or yeaJ old colts in j the spring. Large and fine, but not broke. J. E. Patterson. NOTICE. There will bo introduced iu the next General Assembly of Georgia A Bill to be entitled an act to repe al an act to amend an act to incor porate the town of Rising Fawn, in tie Dado, by rep a ling so much of soid act as allows the Commissioners the right to regu late the sale of spinous liquors, approved Oct. 24th, 1387, and for other purposes. This 20th day of Oct.,. There will be introduced in the next General assembly of Georgia a bill to be entitled an act t.o es tablish an act to establish a road law, for the county of Dade, to po'- yide for the levying of a tax \v. exceeding twenty cents on th* hnnared dollars for road purposes, There will be introduced in the next General Assembly of Georgia a bill < ntill dan act to establish a oounty court in D- county of Dade, To provide fox the appnoting of a judge, to presen Ov ais powers and duties and for other purposes,! This Oct, 29th, . JOHN. F. ST HATTON & SON mm %& \ ' &«• • m’ &:■;* •; ,-r --'A.i’-iist • /rfgLv. - *■ . Importers of all binds of 3i JT* ITT?OR!*? ? C . *39 Ajaider) Tame. New York, JOHN F. ST HATTON 6 SON, 49 Maiden Lane, : Now V ?•- . n.TBP- w-, , "■■mn j ~~' ; AT-JL U ' ~ ‘ * Importers, manufactures, no . 0 sale dealer ? in :.1I kinds • Mt*SfCAI» MRIJCHAMWSI?. MUSA' AM !<€>:•:- MS, BAKU INSTKMESTS, SrKAkVV- C'SU.V l; n a ted kussia>. cur vioLun stiuncs. T. H. LUMPKIN Dea’tr in Groceries, Tobacco and C‘-.."er c \ . :<• 'foci' o Kit. 1 . uc. Lme oj 6do h' -/. <■t -A vi <- * i i. • tj m rSS& E 7 -? 5* 3 t-Jf* •Jtk csin sunA* KA.UO pc* Sk "I—. 'i sj*" our ttk IV V* JT'-V A TV, ai.: -• s Wo f.e.it the \jh yi» R Stv World for luw prlci'S. a “Hr b S '*./!' FHOTWIHAFH >M , II f , * 1.;•, hmU h?d padded ...v- , - «xt*u r.iun clasp, holding £2 pagea of Cate.,-. a».d Card Pictures, sent for il O 0; retails for ♦'fig ; Lound also in Japanee&o Morocco. Iltautrated circulars V I£IQIS gi*flls t’lny nnu* %_ CA ’o. tifS £ ah' so ETij^y •mm* A double their money tar® Be pa £ •- . selliar.* our BBASB \ «•» *3Sall" 4 y*.' Finished Corrugated A %. EEFLEEfISS tBW LAMA ItikvSt■,<•£Cfin sold In ovi-rv family. Gives p; * more Urdil. 1 him ‘.hr ■. oitluiAiy lulu us. W'W ■ t".,*Full sized l.r.riri Kent by Expioss Tot thirty e< ntc. We »i"0 have tho best eel liny tv.aroe a- i !:, tho V. S. itlQWiijV.lH aßU< * "' n illuetrated rireulura to ■ 'h Foßs!!£C d McMAKlN.Cinclnnstl^ It IS W Jgh *3? ; 4 OTa f•*l w svrm ' m Cl k‘ | P Vh© Orl?!nai Winjs. i C. F., Simmon*, tit. I.oui.t, Prop’r J t /l. A. Sirr.r.i ns Liver Medicine, Eet’d 8 { 1,10 iA S'. Court Day EATS J. Sjv‘ ; A **'Aciiin,F. jp'r A.Q.Simmons Liv * ood cr Regulator, Ust'd by ritilin iS6v. - I. A. S. L. M. ft us for 4- years, v 15? i * UTC - Indiokstiom, Biliousness, i’ r\\ r>Y>, 'ErtiA.SicK HbaiiachEjLost fip Ai-> uTits, Souk Stomach, Etc. t* , \ Bov. VB. Rt araa, Pastor M. E. iO.uvch, Ad.-.ms, Tenn., wiitea: “1 W- 1 ebould !>ave beer, dead but Wf. ' j for yotir Genuine M. A. Sin ft. —W, morn r.iver Medicine. I have ' i.'A.V «omeU;n?3 had to substitute rri/W».-.V j “i-cihn’s stuff’ 1 fc* your Modi C'ne, but it don't answer tiiw * . 'I P-rec os.” i- .y : *ut . Or. J. n. Graves, Editor Tit : : v —A t ti ‘hS, Men.phis. Tenn. ?s-'a: u 1 J received* packsfr of yourldvfcr ;4 Vl bfoitcino, and hv.vc used hail of it. -X V It warps like a charm. > wict no fv‘: M n.'pttr toiler Rej-uluter and cor >'■ c : » -uly 00 more ot Te-Mn’s auit’artx LAE . 'k WAv V ‘ 'Tfil ' 1,5 CuMSimpfWN^ s m- p\ mi Oil’S P, t:{ '0 1 . r >-• “ ;;k A:;' . A r- bl > W . .<- : 'T kW ft, Al ' .1 jrij, VW-’ -> V , TTSJ fa ij t lajktbiS'V / J • I -'SWEET CUM«> K'iULLEiAh The BW'tot cum, a? KtAhcred from a tree of the game name, ;fi oV': r iotix the smell •'troeins in tho Scuthorn Stacoj, oontaln.i a stimutating ox poctoranv prineijilo th»c looeons tho nt.laam pro chumtoo "arl7 cjorr.iri.t rougtx, aud titnu-.i-tua .its child to throw off tUeialsomembr.ar,:’ in croup sod witoopiDK-cony'it. .Vhap cottbinoU with the healing mucl'.afriaous orlr.clpto in the mullein plant of the old fields, prosenta lit TA YLOit's TIISUOKEB BBSS fIDY OS SWK"T OUM /.Nil MUI> i.n; v the ftr cat known remedy .’orCougba.Croutt Whoopina-oouKh and oon-utui tlon; sat) so p»U>» table, ,-ny child is pit e*.c . to take tt. A k you* Arn - :»• t ' ”r:nc ,1 .an 1 y i.*(Vt. -cyjS OTjjlS TsdSi .LTA'ai.^'S.Atiaatr*’^ 1..1 " ifttS ‘-lilll! All Utf fAiltf. fAf 5 I BcetCooijh - T< Use K3f ESI In time. 14 I belleva Plan's Cure || Ep for Consumption saved ■ m my life.—A. H. Doweu, H jsf Editor Enquirer. Eden- iff ton, N. C., April ‘23, 1857. §j PT.QO fJI .1.0 1 Tho n£tf\ Coukli Modi- hi b oin Plot’s Cura for h| •2 C <hi;wption, Children H *«? take it -without objection. gB J By all druggists. 26c. W t'ki IM.V< .40. VM .-AH??. f*4 id B<r - >agk Sjrrtp. T.-vstw g -il. Uao k?>i Vr.i in Siii..-., Z?r>M i>r dr-ij'v'-is. A HiQH ARM JUNE SiNIER SEWS&J& MACHINE BtIOApSE !T WAS THE "( . N * y ft... »v * NOW Tim £2l WHIT IT Ji op it does unci: beiactli’al work, S2R!p!'3 st rsdory Prlett TTV NdJailil, I CR 5 KIRS. Meets SatUk Ujascnpiei Mtaj m 'imhmw kl ILL* J SiM PSO:N. • I r. B - I |; I p | \l' I | I _S_J v/ JL u 4 ~ r V ;A_ >S<, I lias tho Best Lighto * Sturt tu the (. J *i 1 t*l . I I * r All CaC‘o(lo in I'lciiu Figuvos, I -*** : I U“ 861,8 for li^llt P rices ' ]i « ht Profits. Ho treats you in such » nibnnrr t I a b your heart will he light with satisfaction ; and cloth >.», in , vVtt ( | you will be light in society. If you have a light pocket book, at.ct i»« u ; to , J all that is possible for your means, call on I • m ’Si xsapson, . I €hati»»o< &;r t n-.acsa., - nirxt IUI R ai ,J t I • I » * shin^TatJl INCORPORATED. t I Carter, Magiil & Ewing, Successors to J■ 11. Warner if Co • KEj?\.3F3LX2i'Waa.S=s. MS JBSITC., Chattanooga, Tennessee. TXr * ' Guns Powder. Double Shovels. v > j v . 1 WASBMAm & BRQ af 717 and 710 \Maslwl Street, Have Reduced all Suits on the First) Fit r to the Uniform Pre. ofie SUIT L U) # eOU j SUIT This is just about £0 cents on the dollar of cost. We intend to close out every s :‘t in the house before our fall goods arrive, and for this reason worthier our suits at half , mk price CALL AT THE % Golden Eagle! ICiothirtg Hse. Chattanooga. Tenn. Hughes ros Will return one dollar to the lackey Cits tomer, who'jinppcns to spend the 25t!i dollar with'ns. Will Pay 14*'ts cash for effy Mondays and Tuesdays Good prices given for chickens Will sell standard Prints, Tcts Bleechingi for (Uets, BJets, 10, and 12$ Sheeting lyard wide, 7$ 3 yards good Jeans for 81.00 / 12 Va:- U V T J3!A ■?* iiil 8A fi Tvt A TTA PRH B« Full Line of Family Grocerieg REMEMBER ACCREDIT 300K-KEEPJKG, TELEGRAPHY, PENHANSHIP, Et«. j£k/ . (CM * y Wie dsfires to better hi# c- ftr coo **i life, should write for the C»t»lofloeof ERYAMT & STh&VTGW NO. a UO -US' VE, lft»