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JM DADE_COUK'IY TIMES.
Ekteked at the Postoffice ag Se
ond Class Matter.
There is a movement cn fot to
have a first-class Babtict church in
Cordele.
—
Chan Fun, a Chinaman of Dal
ton, has a steam laundry in suc
cessful operation.
Up to dal# about 13,0,009 bales
of cotton have been received at
Brunswick this year.
—-am—
It is expected that ap excellent
oat crop will be harvested through
out Houston county.
A Northern gentleman has an
eye on Dalton as a suitable loca
tion for an ice factory.
The planters in coffee county
have commenced to put potatoes
and corn in the grow 1
The iwenty year’s lea c of the
Western and Atlantic railroad has
only nine more months to run.
It is not'improbable that cotton
planting in Houston will be the
regular order the first week in
April.
Reuben Yarbrough, livipg two
miles from Rook mart, killed seven
ty-two rats in his barn last Tues
day.
There are just 25 saw mills on
the Georgia Southern and Florida
railway in Ber
rien county, and Unadilla.in Hous
ton county, with an average daily
capacity of 331,G0U feet of mer
chantable lumber.
THE PAGODA AT RANGOON.
fbrowfng Gold »n<l Silver Into Crucibjou
to IT aka a lllid'n Wliijj.
A correspondent of an Indian paper
describes a ceremony which took place
at Rangoon. It sceiiu that in a re
cent earthquake the bird's wing ot
gold and precious stones crowning
the great Rangoon pagoda was thrown
down and injured.
The trustees of the building called
on the people for subscriptions for a
new one, and in three weeks a sum of
about 80,000 rupees was collected. It
was notified that the melting of the
gold and silver would take place and
that it would be the last opportunity
of contributing. In one of the largo
rooms of the pagoda two large cruci
bles were placed, one for gold, the
other for silver. Hundreds of iner.
and women, girls, boys and small chil
dren passed by, dropping their silver
or gold ornaments into the crucibles,
or handing their precious stones to (be
clerk for the purpose of being set in
the bird’s wing. Women gay 1 y
dressed and covered with jewels
passed by, and, taking a couple of
Sold bangles from each arm, threw
lein into the not, or they took off
rings, and, harming the stone's to the
olei\, added the gold to the melting
mass. Those who had no gold put ru
pee coins into the silver crucibles and
nanded over others to the clerk for
the use of the pagoda;'even the beg
gars came and added their mites.
All parted with their treasure with
out a sigh, and. in fact, seemed glad
to give it for such a devout purpose.
All their good deeds are so many
rungs mounted on the ladder towards
heaven. The Shams went in a body of
twenty men and presented'a diamond
weighing seventy-five carats, which
is to be placed as the chief ornament
pn the wing. The silver melted
amounted to 7.580 rupees, that collect
ed to 8,525 rupees; the gold melted to
13,800 rujie.es, and the precious stones
given were valued at 22,000 rupees.
The wing that fell down was valued at
122,500 rupees, and the one to replace
it will be worth 175.000 rupees.
The umbrella ornament at the top
of the same pagoda (the Slaiw-da-g me
to have cost King Hindine Min
six lacs of rupees. It is of pure gold,
ricldy set with gems, and is actually
fifteen feet high, although at its pres
ent elevation it does not seem two
feet. The pagoda itself is 328 feet
high, and tne hillock on which it
glands is about 100 feet. The pagoda
is surrounded by tho barracks of tin
British troops, and the magazines are
said to be in the hillocks on which it
is built.—St. James' Gazette
Dade Superior court, March term
1889—-T. '-V. Ha-ileiic' vs 8. L. Lane
Petition to tvsiaiiiish d*-ed lost i-r di-troy
cd. Xj, ipipuaruig to !he court i>\ tin
return of riie Snerilf tiiat the defendant
is nit a it id cut of Da .< c-m.iuj. anil i
further aiipe tniijT to ino l oitri tnat m-
Defendant S. L, Lane is not to Le loutu.
in this State, -it is *>rd, r -ti by the (Jour
that, the deft. 8. L. L ine oe served i>\
thepublic: 1 , i"ti of mis ord.ir in the nows
paper Wiiere the Ltc u-iv nise'»'»*ins
of y .id c truly are pu Ji.-wiei: for tlirct
months week! »* Uct-<r«- loe next term o 1
stud oO'trt ■ nit it is fu iht r ordered b\
til* Cor- c.;.i the Defendant show
cause at ; i.' <’ term of tub* conn
wuy tor c-i t " deed .-«• form in petition
s toutd not be fcsta. ujiied in lieu of ijie
List original. This -'such Ihe 20. 1 iut.
Thom A 8 w r , MII.NET .
J, 8. C. O. J.
H P. Lumpkin plffij- a* t.y.
The aoove is a true transcript from
Ihe min ires of Dade Superior Court.
March t .rm 1689. S, H, Thnruran. Clerk
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NEW STOCK! NEW GOODS!
Bought for Cash
Will Se!! 'AecorGingiy.
It will be Run in ,he in Lax me
:rraa.e>:rs iLilianoe^
DARTER TAKEN T.Y EXCHANGE FOR 0001)6 A 1
CASE Eli ICE*.
vViil Not be Undersold by No one-
A Complet e Stock of
General Meclianc! 1 •;©
... . _ Os W, M. TATUM.
Rising rawn, Geo.
fitted fli
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DADE SHERIFF SALES.
Will be sold before tbe Court
House door in the town of Trenton
within the legal hours of sale cn
the first Tuesday in April, next the
the following described property to
wit: One acre of the south west
corner of lot no. S 3 in the 10th
Dist. and 4th sect, of Dade county
said Slate bounded on south by
John Clark’s land and west by
lands of Joel Cross. Levied on asl
the property pf \V. D. Cross Adnris.
of Alfred Cross deceased to satisfy
a Justice fi fa from the 974th Dist.
G. M. in favor of S. R. Degkens !
and against the said W. D. Cross!
as administrator of Alfred Cros de- j
ceased. Property pointed out by i
Joel Cross. Levy made by W. H.
Lvles. L. C. and turned over tome.
Phis March the Ist I^B9.
Vi , A. Byrd St.-*r : ;T
Georgia Dad- ( •. — Will be s .1.1
before rhe Court House door in the
town of Trenton within tbe legal
hours of sale on the Ist Tuesday in
April for cash, the following prop
erty to wit: Two acres of land
more or less, lying on east side of
Lookout creek, opposite Rising
Fawn in the 18th dist. and 4th
sect, of Dade county Bounded on
the south by public road on north
east by Wm. Pettit on the west by
Lookout creek, and known
as the McClendon place. Levied
on as tho property of J. W. Blev
ins to satisfy a Superior court Ufa
in favor of J. W. Ouretcn of, al and
against T. C. Wright A Co. and ot,
als Property, pointed out by J.
W, Blevins.
Also at the same time and place
1 black mare mule 7 or 8 years old
15 hands high and known as the
Dave Tatum mule. L‘ i> <i on as
tbe property of Dade coal com pa- ;
nv to satisfy n Superior court fi fa
in favor of J. W. cur Mon et.Jal and
against T. e. Wright c-t pi. Prop
erty pointed out bv W, c. cureion.
This March Ist. p y »S9. W. A.
ffvrd She tiff.
Georgia Dado county— to ail who
it mav concern. M. A. B. Tatum
urn, having, in proper form at
plied to me ior permanent lettersot
administration on the estate of Ma
ry IC. McCauley, to be and appear
at my office within the time allow
>d by law, and mow cause if any
Tiny can, why pennununt adv.inis
■ ration phon'd not be granted to
M. A. B. Tatum on the fi.-pi Mon
lay in April r.. r xt on paid e.-dab*.
Witness my hand and olilciai sig
nature. This-ith day of February
JK.S9. .C A. Bennett. Ordinary
NO 1C Li W
Having sold out oui entire outfit
to Mr. T. A. J. Majors, a’d su’v mi; .
tion du'» he Dade County
arc pgVH ,s e-o him.
p,. Brook.
MONEY TO I-OAN'.
Apply to B. T. lire L Trent ay.
Ga., ivljO on real estate
on five years time, at a lor; rule ot
interest.
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EE OF GOOD CHEER. •
To the honest inquirer after truth, who
troubled with sente contagious blood dis
ease, seeks a remedy which will com
pletcly eradicate from his system every
germ ot blood poison, that the ones he
loves—his wife and his children -may b_
saved, the experience of others comes a; ■
a mighty revelation. Common sense tells
he.a actual results are tie: oniy sure proof
of curative virtue. Read the following
true testimony:
Twelve years ago I contracted a terri
ble case of blood pcMo.iing. My r.filio
tion v; is truly horrible, i had no appe
tite, did rot sleep wi.il at nigh:, my die, e - ■
tion was impaired, my throat was full c-f
!, and in feet jiv>3 a total eofe.
i hah been under the treatment ox :--v--.ral
of the leading physicians e.f Atlanta;
tried nearly every olopd remedy adver
tised; went to Hot springs, w;v;re I re
mained several montiis. receiving i • ;v.:n
clit whatever—the dread diseSse aliil clung
to me.
Three years ago I was I» I v.o with
rheumatism. My knees vest : drawn u p
in su; h a posiiio- that l coui-l not leave
my bad for mow ....
Las t summ r th- disease seemed to re
new its attack upon m : with ah t i ■ rav
ag.cs of deati’. id v l:m tvaf a I'xverh'g
torture, and 1 had despaired A ever get
ting w* :1 when a i.uc-nd of j.da.j le-mm
mended 15. B. J 5 I began to ns- it at
onee, and find r.typeit p .-rmaner.tly currd.
1 refer to Rev. C. C. Davis, Hr. John G.
Westmorland, Dr. Knott, Garrett A tiro.,
ar.d numerous etmips who know of my
case, 1 cheerfully recommend JLS. ih :h,
for 1 really ! .ih.vc: it is j&febest medicine
lor the ! loc-d in the world. .
Jas. L. IJosvvgrth,-'Atlanta, Ga.
Duiing the month o( February I bought
one bottle c f 15. B. li for my four-ye -r old
hoy, who hud what doctors t.-m heredi
tary Wood poison, and to my utter . cm
ishmer.t one bottle: eared him. I i F •!>
ruary my i i.l.r son, twelve years c:f age,
vyas literally covered with v.. ly tores on
his legs, and a terrible eruption on his
head. He was cured with two 1 otti- sof
B. 15.13. Ac a quick blend cleanser it baa
no equal. Janies Hill, Atlanta, Ga.
For seven.! years 1 have been surf ring
from a constitutional blood poison, which
has r.tinted the treatment ot cup best
j physicians, arid the use of tne most noted
medicines.
I wr.S covered w: h a popper-colored
eruption ail over my body and Ikrbs, with
lost of ay; - t;te, excruciatbtg p.dt.s in rev
back, aching c.-t my joints, genera! ds.hi
ity.- c nmciatic-n, failing oft of my i. iir, soy..;
tn ,-oat and groat nc-rv vosnt-sx. 1 bream-:
j iacrtdtdr.’ts but lc;: tc-ltl that b. ii, Ik
j was a ure enough Mood purifier That
jit i not inquire a patient to m><* a gross
before he \v..s cured. I comm.-need its
ise. Within two weeks’ it me l frit im
proved. I have taken about ten botfl.-s
' ' e - • s-.'-i-htlv at,any iiv>.r».
My appedte and strength, have rAevut-d
j arc! my hair- clous not fell cut. ioo not
i hesitite tr say that a>. b. ... :lac r.o **j m
j as a genera! i'-luod purifier, and any one
who will only one i otti a vih bb
vinci-o that it has no equal in these parts
1 s' : •• vitinue its use, as it. A a splendid
tome gild keeps my s.a tern in a f i; . cu.i
clitlon. Von have the lib', ity to direct any
i sufferer to ilia i:x pure «
id. lb i’>. Jones,
Atlanta, Ga.
I had ? j running ulovrs on qnc ieg, and
3 on the c-th-.-r, and I-if greahy pro-tfuicd.
I b.-lieve J acintiliy swallowed a barrel a;
teitcicin -in j <: forts to <uyc tike dis
easc. vVitl; little hope, I finally acted on
the urgent advice of a friend,God rot a
bottle of 15. 15. B. I experienced a change
and my despondency was somewhat dis
pelled. I kept using it until had taken
sixteen Rallies, and all the ulcers, rheuma
tism, and other horrors of bipod poison
h.tv.: disappeared, and m: last 1 am sound
iand well agum, after an experience of
I twenty years of toria' C.
A. P. iiKUNLON, Atlanta, Ga.
_ Kf.nnesaw, Ga., Jsspt. 11, IN 7.
| D. 15. 1: 'Company—Mv T Dka'h Sih:
i I take gr-’At pic.-.sur; in acknowledging
| cbt: great benefit my wife has derived fro.n
yon: < great and wonderful medicine, L. P.
j 15. Lor two years she \va:« a great suf
f.-i'r from Scrofula,« r soiu«.: •i->:.od dis
ease w! 4 ;.;‘i had lain dormant ail htr life,
j U'e had rtitcut.ca from sc;r»e of the most
jkilliul ,- i:>s:-::iar-s in the country, but id!
: to i.o i.ff eel, until we had dl despaired --.1
I iter ever recovering. Kt, mouth was one
solid nletr, and for two months r.-j iro’c
I her body was i;ro/.en 'out with sofas until
1 she lost a beaut fi.l he id"c-f hair, aUo eye-
I iatih.'S and ey. i.rov , iq fact, she §een;ci
: io be a complete v/ri-. L
| Mow eorr.es ih: grant secret which I
i’vant ad :i - weal t ki,;rv: T:-at three
i Kith s o: f.loo-i Gain. u:> <5 ...io e iv.-s done
Ua: work whicn wral 1 sound iacredibic to
•any one who die ivy kneay it to b: so.
do-d-ir my wife is p.-rie, fiy qeaithy and
el - r from any ;e. e .'-.loiiG .. Y, ..-ad si:
1 now has it three-nv.rith old babe, also pui
lectiy healthy. Very tesi-ectiu.’iy
r*t. a. L...-.asiie'/.
Glen Alpine Station, N. C. )
February lath, 16e : S )
This is to certify that three wars ago l
had my LA leg am; ufated 'our inches
below tiie knee, caused by bioo l pr ison
ar- 1 : -u-c alteci.c-u Air ;itv. .s ~e.:p-a
tat .1 t ii re came a turning v.ls cr oa die
end U it t'vit mexsur«.i : G inches one
way .-ad 4% incises the. pn.cr, and con
tinued gro-.vi ig \yors.- every day uvtii a
short tim - ago. 1 was given up to Hi- by
the best do; tors in Chariopte. i heard ot
the wonderful li. J 5. ih I icsolvcd !o try
tll.-.t. iy weight at th.: time 1 com
tneryg-d R. H. was I‘i.y pounds. WL-.m
I Igvd taken thrre Lot;! -s I -f.hit c ;57
po::r.d§ yi we: At, when I had taker
twelve bet- s i war, sound and w»dl. Lui
ond. med xkviT uuiil I -;<.G taken fifteen
bottl s". i ran,- , h lAO pounds and
measure hy c f t tme P inches' high.
I ! contend tli si p cm nmdi, rrehas r:> (otial
jasal -od puc i : r. It i -rtaimv v.orh.ti
Lite a Ci—ir: . (i-) j. .Vv ’Aj ON.
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TRUTH.
"T seems strange that anyone will con
tinue to sutler from the effect of ma
„ laria, blood poison,soreness cf the liver
and kidney _ rheumatism, etc., when there
is a cure ■ - ’ .in the reach of all. It ha*
1 never fa-i.'d to give complete satisfuctlor.
curing ::if ly, surely ar.d quickly tvj;
syrr.ptm ■ : health result; from a slut
of blood i: c rrity. From its use pirtpl.*:-
and sores rapidly get v eil, aches and pair.s
subsiuc, weakness stiff joints sooll.r
limbs, dyspepsia, want of upper, it ■ all c.ls.
ii pear. It is called liotaniu'Llood balm
viado in Atlanta, Ga., and lias long been
.he favorite remedy ci the South. It i- »
perfectly safe bicod remedy a-vd general
i tonic, and much quit Mr i i iA a vion than
' medicine usu illy a.knLilatered by physi
cians, for while nearly the j.urac ngre
■■ lients .vx4 r d/ be prescribed, i; hardly pm-si
ck; the same ingredients in the atreng'd
and name quantity waybe used; and
h -rein is the superiority cf B. 15. 15. over
all! food medicines in the world, as is evi
denced by the remarkable testimony given
by those who have beer, cured ev :n when
.ill other treatment uterly failed. Read the
following:
Hawkixsvxli.f Ga., Feb. 23. IFST.
FJ"I:i iis io certify that my wife has bee .
j in bitd health" for vighj year-,;. After
X try mg five doctors and six or seven
n ■ —• A >H,| r-o o ’ di. A;t patent
V y ra i•« AC, oo medicines six bot
tles cf your L. B. 15. lies cured her.
James W. Lancaster.
P P Q
LJ 9 lw«. 3
Kkonvilt e, Tenx., July 2, ISST.
T have had c.*tarrh of the bend for si:-;
j y ears. I went to a noted doctor ar.d
,1 he treated me for it, but caul 1 not cure
tne. he car '. I vrrs cyvr fifty' veers old.
and -f gave up to die. i ha;f diatrrsshw
f, —r- a t~, - a co.l/.i ; ir.v ey -3 were*
i Tvi nn x sive-lia r.r. I i :;i cor.
Siclcet I could net have lived, without::
change. 1 sent and got one bottle of vour
medicine, used it, and fcltbrtt r. Then
1 get four more, and, thank God, it cured
me. Lse tins any way yeti may v.ash L,.
the good of sufferers. '
I\l:is. Matilda Nichols,
Lli Fiorina Gt>cep
I B. DB. -
Maxey, Ga.. jan. 3, IGb G,
] 'GR twelve years 1 suffered fror.i
H secondary and tertiary blood poison.
IJ. r-Jy f.tcu and sroid.k.m became «
; mass ct corru;,t,on and -he disc as- began
to eat my skul: tupne-s. It was said I must
: surdv die. but 1 tried a bottle b. -5. ’5.
- with bcncTit. and using eight cr ten bottl-:-3
more I became sound aiiel well, ami iiave
been so tor twelve moi-tas. i ’ ..mdreds
: BLOOD POISON bltwnla
: me, and I extend heart: It thanks for so
vibaairie u. remedy. Roiieiit Ward.
We know Robert Ward ar.d that he
I has bee-a cured by botanic Blood - aim.
: A. I. Angt'twdl, \V. G. Birchmore, & Co..
). H. _ Brigittwell, John T. Hart, W. is.
i CursputiU.
B. B. B.
Waynesboro, M;ss., July 11, 1 AST.
/[ h sister was aiT.icted for a number
j'l of y ears with boils scatterea about
i \/j rd! over her person. They would
J-I.L- rv a;e their appearance every
i sni la.j and but througii the sumtner and
’ late in tne fab. Her health was sadly i v.-
* r pure-loosingficsli ~r.d strength
tao'i every day; in fact, ttry v; ■:?.
sapping tier :.lc. i gave hcrbne bottle cf I),
ii. IS., and die effort was like magic,produc
ing a complete euro and restoring h r
health. To-dav site is perfectly sound and
fi„r health fully restored. It is without
ihiubt the best and most valuable Blood
i urilior now v u ine market.
D. hi. Mcßae.
B. B. B.
T cuffY.v a untold miser- for years from
j inflammatory rheumatism, and could
X find nothing to cure -or relieve me.
I finally made up my mind to make
RH EUMATIStVI
of the terrible afdicti'qn, and it now
affords me the greatest pleasure of
my life testate to u-' itir-:*> ..i Smith
county that 1 am entii.-.i,-"cured,'with no
trace of ti-.c disease 1 ■:? and all effected
i ylbifc magic healing p/opa; ;i -n ot 15. JS.
If., wiiicii J consider the grandest, purest
and most power!ui bicpd remedy known
to man. I nave been su.dict toimflamma
ipry attacks si see ten wars of age.
John M. Daw:,, byier, ’i exas.
B. B. B.
J IOR five years I have been sufftr-
H i.:g with a weak back from result r 1
L mi injury received, a .tended by rheu
niati:..u. iUa 1 to; ;v: up my t . c.-slar busi.
luss a.. 1 tuk; tiie p hau ct r.1,-;i t-wutch
r.aii".. 1 ha\ derived:;: .?.tr •'.:•? and bene
fit b- u-'.h: ; i s -o{ai.i‘c r.laiKt Hal n and have
t ; i my sir. rqth sufficient.;- to re
sume my regular wc-r-. i think Botanic
WE \K n a f'K 10011 i:ai:n h “ s
v t v given me pcri:\d
awit relief. i aa: now abb to p> r
fprm wonx tent i 1-ave not had, stre; ::th
!°. -° h ,J b--i i.ve years, and checr
tuliy vrado:s<- 15. d. Ik, wl-ich has proven
to be the oniy uudiiiiur. teat will give me
rviief. O.tve:; Secor,
114 Strespcr :'*... Lcikimore. Md.
b. b. n.
ATwVJMTtA, Ga., June 22, 1387.
T had su::-:r ,d from rlyrpt as!.:, far
I over lii’tevn year-, dur. ig that
J tine tried every Guu i cou'd hear of,
and so-mt over jf-SO-i iti doctors’ bills
without receiving the slightest benefit.
Indeed, ! continued to grow worse.
Finally, after I despaired of obtnir.ing r:-
lief, a friend recommended 15. L». F.
(Botanic i.ioo l Balm), and 1 licgan using
it: not.::->wc:ver.m peltingtobubenefittha!
After using a hair bottle I was satisfied
nVCPFDP! a dbat I was being
ay rv. > *.vf ,j.t\ benefitte^l,art! wh n
the sixth bottle was taken 1 K-Jt iik.- a new
mar.. I m nil I r.ot tak i for the good
it has done me; in tact, the relief I cl!-ri\
ed from it :s priceless. I firmly believe
uat i would luv. died had 1 not tak.-n it.
fhj Thomas Faulk.
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South J3o uyo
Vo s‘Lv Ciiattanoogu «) :10 s n
-To ‘‘ Ar at Trenton 10:2 a. n
ii Oil'! ii IjOL’IM)
No o Ar rt Trent: n 4 ;52 p 7
Vl ‘"‘Ca ta ucg fi ;45 p, f.
— I ■ n i owl .VR.ut SAn q 'JannCV
J* tl f <3 “!.!(!,-t nn<l mra.t popular srlent'Sc are
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