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THE -ALLIANCE stoic i: AT RISING FAWN, GEORGIA In llic fru-m! o| the POOR MAN (I Stepcri in Kedlirrd IT oi*l>ii:iet( Prices » it ,l jimi Should uiHlaili 11. nm IRQ COGD GOODS always uv stock: Ami Sold at Rock Bottom Prices A Oaixno CAN MAKE A LOUD LOUD REPORT ANr DEAL OUT HEATH AN!) DBTIECTttS ttii: Competitors OK' TIKE Alliance Store Sakr a Ljuil But its Wind! THE WEEKLY TIMES TRENTON, CA. PUBLISHED EVERY SATUREA'TmORNiNG. T, A, ] MAJORS. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR, TRAINING GIRLS. WHAT KIM> OK TRAINING ‘ THEY WEED, Miseries ofFlglitinK the World Un atmed—How Girls Could be Taught Useful Acts in the High Schools—The City’s Duty in the Case. The practical training for daily life has been limited to boys. We have not considered “ the woman in the case.” Those who, when they have to enter the fight against the world, mr st need skill for some kind of work, so that they may be prserv od from the hardest struggles of life, are least prepared for such emergency. A few months ago, a lady and her little daughter in Atlanta were left without a protector and with nothing to support them. The la dy had to get work of some kind She tried every where, and at last succeeded in securing employment at folding papers at the miserable pittance of $8 a month. Eight dollas a month for a child and her self. But she could do nothing; she had no skill to do anything. Such incidents and dozens may he found in Atlanta, show more eloquently than words the necessi ty of practical training for wttn«m Can such training bo given? 1 1 does not demand a grand technological school like the one that Mississippi has built for her daughters, though that would be best. It can he given, where the peo ple have a right to demand it-—in the girls’ high school. A Journal representative had a talk a few days ago with Mrs. Greene Douglas, who,has had such success in the practical training of a few young ladies at the high school, She had just finished anaching her class of stenography dnd has trained several young la lies to b e skillful shorthand writ*- eis and ready for work with rapid and infallible pencils. “I am. of course, in favor of practical training” said Mrs. Doug las, “I see every day the great necessity For it. and go many of our young girls are entirely hope less, in the strugglo to make a liv ing for themselves, Rud so many of them have to work.” “What would you suggest as the training a girl would most need; and how best to give such train ing?” was asked. “I think that the girls’ high school is the proper place for such training. What one girl would need or want another might not; and I think it would behest to have a training school added as a department of the high school, In it should ke taught stenograyhy. bookkeeping, typewriting wooden graving and desiging for calico prints wall paper, etc,, drawing, dress making in all branches, and telegraphy. These, at least, ought and should he taught Other branches, such as sewing and cook’ ina, might be added. This train ing could be given in the high sochol without much extra expense. “When thp boys school building is added a few rooms could be set aside for a training school.” Mrs. Douglas thinks that the course of study should l>e varied so as to conform to the plan of a training school. The first and sac* ond years course could remain as they are; that is French, Latin, al gebra and one of the sciences. “The 3d and 4th years should in clude the practtcal training. As was arranged, tho tnird year’s course embraces the study of sin gle entry bookkeeping. Mrs. Doug lass thinks that in this year the business course should begin. Lit. erature and Latin could lie alterna-. tivos with stenography and twpe* writing and art or other practical branches. Of course one student would not take the entire business and art courses. Each could take such branches of it a« she thinks most useful to her, and continue the study of literature, French etc. The fourth year should be more exclusively devoted to practical training, if the girl desires to per fect hereself in any of its branches This year would also give alterna tive course of literature, lauguage etc . so that the students coy Id keep up studies in the regular school department. In this course a practical train ing in shorthand, typewriting, art desining, bookkeeping etc,, could be obtained ; one that would fit the girls at LS years of age for the practical adairsof life,and to earn a living if it be necessary. young ladies, if only they had the necessary training. Until this training is given in the girls’ high school, where it can be given, the girls of Atlanta who may have to work for a living will be at a cruel disadvantage, I knowavoung lady now who wants to work, and who needs work, but who can get noth ing to do merely l>ocause she knows nothing of practical work. If she could write short hand, she could get a place today. She has been offered a position to write short hand or keep hooks. Him is helpless. Only the shop or stiching or pasting pape.i or some worlk like this is open to her. Something should he done for the girls, should it not?” It should be done, and at once. It is believed that a simple reso lution offered at tho school board would accomplish what is needed —Atlanta Evening Jonfnal. ”**" Local Legislation. Georgia—Dade County:—A bill will be introduced :it the duly session of the legislature to relieve Dade county, G: , from inspecting coal oil. GEORGIA —Dade County. Sealed bids for theerec tion of stockade around the jail will bo received untill Saturday, July 27, 1889. Specifications can be seen at the Ordinajy’s of fice. The right to reject ntt bids is reserved. Bond for the faithful performance of the con tract will be required, J. A. Bex NETT, Ordinary. Neuralgic I’ernons AiultlioM troubled with nervousness resultin'; from care or overwork will be relieved by taking Brown’# Iron Bitter*. (; t . BU ; no has trade mark and crossed red Urn* on wrapper Commited to Jail. Last Saturday Salem Lea was brought before Mr. Cole on the charge of assisting Jim Holt and others to escape from the convict camps at Rising Fawn, and after an examination was committed t<> jail in default of a S2OO frond. The evidence introduced was more of a circumstantial claims than direct, resulted in proving that Lea had promised to assist tho parties to es cape and that an express package WU3 sent to Salem Lea a short time before the escape. Dr Fricks tes tified that Ipßieiioved he had de livered the package to Salem Lea and that it weighed six pounds. Ward the convict, testified that he, while up norUi, saw and wrote part of m letter in regard to some piw-ls to bo furnished the parties contemplating escape. Beyond this nothing was shown to convict Lea directly with any act of assist ing or aiding the convicts to their escape; one of the parties testify ing that tho pistols were not re ceived from Lea, hut from a fellow convict. All who witnessed tho trial wore surprised that such evi dence could ba sufficient to justify a binding over. An application has been made to the Ordinary for a writ of habes corpus on the ground that the court had no jur isdiction and for either causes. - IF rovn HACK AC UK# Or you arc all worn out, raally good lor nothing it Ik gHiieral nobility. Iry nnon v’.. n:ov kittkks It will curu you, hm<l give a good n]>p<.tite. Sold ' V • 1 : * *» «••* ’i' ' p/lirGvu* It Has Never Failed. Botanic Blood Balm, (B. B. B.) ,ras cureo na» ired of casts of Scrofula, Eczema and other conta gious blood disease**, after other treatment hud been tried and failed. You do yourself and family great Injustice unless you give this excellent remedy 4 trial. Send to Blood Balm Co„ Atlanta. va., for illustrated “ Book of Wonders * filled with letters from persons cured by B. 8.8. Mr. M. J. Rcssman, Greensboro, Ga~ writes; " I have a lady friend who la* bc*n entirely cured QCSnCIII A ** “ffb scrofulous breaking OVnUrULN out u ( the -Jtin, and the use cl two bottles of B. B B- effected an entirecuie I krow »f several cases of blood diseases cured speedily by the use of B. 0, B ir — E. G. Tinslkv writes: My mother and sirtsr uvsd B. B. B. fbr scrofula and ulcerated sc,re throat pnnr TURfIiT recoiv « l n '- o,e •-I*" • nfIUM I from its use than all other remedies they ever used. A, H. Nichols, 110 Gray St., Atlanta, writes: * My wife for several years lias bc<H» suffering with what physicians term Eczema, sheeting her whcle body, limbs and scalp. 11 appeared that her vrhofc skin would shed oiT iu scab s about . ~c• a week, leaving tho surface red and tender, and sometimes cracked open. Her general health failed, end for 3 while it was thought she would die, as sever.-,! doc tors and numerous patent medicines failed to five rp 7EM A an V Mybrother-in-law, Mr. J. LUhCmA B. Cummings, was selling tlie 8.8.8 and insisted that l should try it on my v.lfcc I did »o, and to our utter astonishment she commenced Improving at once, and three bottles, nesting only >3, effected an entire cure. It is wonderfully quick in teflon." C M. He Rar, Waynesboro, writes: “ My nnil n sister was aflicted with bails which sadly QUILO nipwired her health, and slie lost flesh uid strength each day. One buttleof B ». B. acted like magic gnd produced a complete cute.” ( « M. J. 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Ae to our reUablUty, the Mercantile Attend *oc Wymka vIU wtuoify fom that v«doaa w« l>r»miiw._ . Bead money, small amount! felDOßtalnetea or etaians (1 and i cents) when pixitaTuoto*cannot be obtained; larao aiuouut*. by ei.pre»* or draft.'® oflimaf «Near York, at our risk, XMKUBPa BOEXS JOVBXtAIi, ISO un4 108 Wasiiiajtan St., cmCAQO, ItU A BOON. Not a Boom To the People -OF— TRENTON ,4 \ E) Vioinily- B. P. IVlajors, OF THE Alliance Store, J.v the Place for ALLIANCEMEN —•AND— EVERYBODY TO T ltd HE WITH- ! v "**‘***~*‘“" ’ ' "*~" '-. DRY GOODS STAPLE AND -Fancy Groceries- CHTNA $ CROCKER } ; GLASS AND WOCDSNWARE, TINWARE, CRACKERS AND TEA CAKER, Canned Fmtits, CANNED VEGETABLES HARDWARE. B, P. MAJORS. W. U. & J. P JACOWAY, ATQRNft VS-AT-LAW. Will practice in all the courts of,ths Cherokee circuit and lie Federal and Supreme courts, IT IS 1 BUIIIISI! Water Ground Meal and Flour, IS BEYOND DOUBT THE IT ealtli ‘est And to get the best you should carry* your Wheat and Corn —TO— CURETON’S MILL And let an Expert grind it. A H. BOWMAN, MILLER. jSt&f ' ipuml ■*&%?: :-tj£K~ is ATTAINED BY TBW CSB OF TI!M CRT.CIMtAT’i > NEW sunshine range, w o In four Pisces with or without RESERVOIR. HISH SHELF, HIGH CLOSET, LOW CLOSET o WATER-BACK, an heat your house thorough- V v. Iff ly, HEALTHFULLY and ECO- I VW NOMICALLY with the I I TORRID STEEL DHUM FURNACE, \ftfft Those who use the TORRID always praise It. Send for FURNACE BOOK giving heat- Ing capacity prices. ORR FAINTER & GO., mum, n. tENGGR&TEO FIBRE WARE. ABSOLUTELY OWE PIECE! HAS NO HOOPS! HITHER m VAfiprSHECI WOT AFFECTED BY HOT WATER! HAS APPEARANCE OF POLISHED MAHOGANY. PAHS. TIBS, BASINS, PANS, KfiELCRS, SPITTOONS, BLOP-JARS, WATER-COOLERS, RgrRiGERATORS, Ar , 4c. LARGE VARIErr CF GOODS. CORDLS:Y &. HAYES, Now York, Sole Agsnta. Factories: Parllnnd, Mo,, Petsrtjdro, N. H , Watertown Oswego. N. Y., LooSport, N. Y., Ohio, Winona, Minn. FOR Mlf BY ALL HOUSE-FURNISHING, HARDWARE, GROCERY AKU CROCKERY CtALEkfc FUIiV FNSICe tIST AND CATALOGUE EDEE ON Af*DL!CATION. ASK FOR IT! THE SELF-THREADING ILDRilii “B” BLDRBDCB MPQ. CO. fact try a»4 Wholesale Office, Selrliwe, QL 805 I Vdboth Avo., Ch l txitfo. 99 1-road 9trn4, tfrio York. ~§that fight IW! The Original Wine. Y~*> C. I'*. Simmons, St. I-ottis, prop*: g M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine, I iij the V. S. Court ntrurs J. 1 r© ll.Jteliin.l’rop'r A.O. ainjmop* Ll»* fj a jer Ruirulator, list'd by Zailin i 368. M. A. S. L. M. he* (or 47 years f RS Cured Indiccstxom, IJlMOttstss 1 SSL i>ySPEPSIA,SIt * It*APAC liK,i.Obt ArPBTiTK, Sour Stomach, liTC S * A KCv. T B. Reams, I'astor M. E. V « tAChurch, Adam*, Text»,, «vrites: “1 Sk Jkhipk I should hare baon dead but ®_J for your Genuine M. A. Sim- K-- inon* LWer Mediciap. I have sometimes h»d to aul stituta *»» | :- Zeilin's staff ’ (or yxjur Modi ' iVClli-Til «>»«> but * don’t answer the .LeJe 1 purpotH,.’* Dr. J. R. Graves, Editor T7it Memphis, Tann. Ravst T r I received a package of year Liver A A Medicine, and have uro<l half <>( it. [lk 'i# It works like a charm. I want no Rt « better Eivpr Regulator and eer- K® \ thinly DO tupit ox Zcilm’s mixture. nPCiITC Q W |E3 I ALBUMS. We beat (lie P World for low price#. A kep ru ilii pttoTot tuffrt tLemT ivi * lOH* EmboaiMKl puddod #!de». Kold e'lgo*, Gifcjp slon elaap, holdJujr an page© of Cabinet and Card file Lures, pent for |1 00, retails for $2 %, bound *!«<> n Japanese Morocco. Iljii-tratou circular* FRLf. | o|ig*Q » «r»h.r A Slc’Ss.ktn, SjL 1 |Hfc * 1 !ppi| ciwctmiwit. on to. aMP 1 AFUTCt >k,uli|o their money TZha. . i? I. S* Pbn 1 eel line our BRASS 'SR- W lex 1 ■ G Finisfn I Corrugated REFLECTS SAFETY LAMP, ' •" Can bo Bold in ever/ family. Giro* more llirtit than thru ordinary lanijs jU.iTgS’ JB Full sired Lamp e< nt hv Kxpraee tot XtiuJt.. 4S»thlrty cents. Wo have th<» best I Beilina- t offee i’et In the V. S. VlMmL.a>W Send for illustrated cin nlars to LjKG2g^FoßSHEE*McMAKlN.C'ncinnat;j OHLr ’ THE ETHIOPIAN CAN HOT CHANGE HISSfc’K NOR THE lEOPARD HIS SPOTS. ’ UJtiiao Dosa m; u u>n ink u pqialli cirautusu. OAK NOT BE Kl-dfivin W’THOtT PESTKOYINO TUB riDlillt SO HOT IKON OB (VNUOST U& (IVI.XD, C'AJf BE EMEU WITT STAMP OB PEN. RETAIL PRICE, 25c. Writing and Copying Inks, Staling Wax, Muollage, Wafora t Etc. THADOEUS DAVIDS 00.. I*7-129 Willl»m Strtei, NEW YORK CITY EUTABUNHKD im. -eaßKrs *»» K.wlas.Sa.M»eTinrj7 i ee.e ..lakll.hL M'J » r in sll parM, h»r fj pn Hag ear A,Lit > .win where i*« «ou th»«. wt wi’lcoad irfr »o*i* psrson tn «arK r*rr H«icT r tU* «* world, with «li tht wwi. ww i wi!Ttt.)oo'«adfr»*« i acf our eottff anu « iwot -»• I DplM !n rsuim wi «tk tk%* )** fl >¥-• '.nit vr>) hi! 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"• to*M free, and ift.r you Se' - s thsfli Iq yo«r hs»« n>r tl mo«ttt« arid ihown »ham 10 « JJ J| who n>a f ht»e c«U»d, th*r be-'cnjc y a«r t\ r%% prsportj. Tj ; wha yynLo at o&rf •‘an b« iur« of rtctiria* »!«• «9Mi»le«- W* pay all tvvuN. A<?® r< * j gslMitt 4i C®., Bui dli PorOaad. JOHN. F. STRATTON & S' \ Importers of all kinds oi 41 tnOufb HarmoiiiicftY. 4'J Maiden Lane, New Yorjg. 1 i