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About North Georgia times. (Spring Place, Ga.) 1879-1891 | View Entire Issue (April 23, 1885)
North Georgia Times TMUKKOAV- APRIL U ISM. •m P Beating the Fifteen Puizle. A widower and son courted *nd marri-d a widow and daughter, the son marrying the mother and the father the daughter. Gan you explain the relationship all round? Subscriber. A stagger can be made at it anyhow. It had better be star¬ ted with a diagrams Widow. Widower, X Daughter. Sou, The sawbuck arrangement is rather difficult of solution. When the widower married the daughter he became father in-law to the widow, who was his daughter-in-law; or in other words, was father in law to his own mother in law. Do you gfaap? His wife became the stepmother of her son in law who was in fact her half broth¬ er, being the full son of his fa¬ ther, her husband. Tbe sod and widow, who married with out the aid of a net, caused a complication somewhat like the following: When the son married widow he became tbe father in law of bis own father, because his wife was his father’s mother. (Would you like whiff of the smelling salts?) Py this last marriage the son came the step father of his mother, who was his daughter Touching tbe wid¬ ow, she is the mother of dauhter and is also the daugh¬ ter in law of her daughter, who so recently became her mother in law. The widow is likewise the daughter in law of her hus¬ band’s father, who, it cannot be denied, is her son in law, by being her daughters husband, by marrying the widow the son became the son in law of her mother, for the reason that she was the wife of his fathei When the son married the wid ow he became the father of his father's wife, his half sister, his own daughter, because she was the daughter of bis own wife. [Are you still alive?] Referring to the old man for few minutes, it would that when he married daughter he became his wife’s son in law, that lady, must not be forgotten, also his daughter in law, though the mother of wife. Tbe father’s wife, as step¬ mother to bis children, was therefore stepmother to mother and stepfather, the latter being the son of hei husband. Supposing, if you are not tired, that the son was blessed with a girl baby; then ordinarily she would be the father’s grandchild, but in this instance, the old man being eon in law to the son, he in addi¬ tion to being its grand lather, is a half brother to the infant, and the child is half sister to its grandmother.—From the St faul Globe. N«w _ —. York, . April a -i -it 17.-—ALr. tit Joseph * PuKtzer has sent the chairman , . of e the ., American . . com tuittee of tbe statue of liberty I. ch*'ck for s»«00ee a tot him ailment of the popular sub sciiption being raised by tbe ykmfiB . A trustee of the Providence library has gathered in* a scrapbook the adventures the boys who read dime and has made it his to ask the boys on»* one who are interested in stories to spend an hoar two in reading, not the im¬ story, but the way in the small boy has at¬ to realize how boys to live, and what they to be allowed to do. It said that the dime novel boy reads the scrapbook, is rapidly increasing in as the fresh exploits of the novel adventures are ad¬ to it, about two hours. He lays it down in disgust, nothing can induce him to to those stories again. asks the person in charge jf the reading room for a better of books. Senator Mahone is boiling with rage boesuse bis son, Butler, was indicted under a half dozen aliases for assaulting colored waiter at Welker’s. He says that only common criminals are indicted under aliases, and that his son ought to be treated like a gentleman and indicted under but one name. He will appeal to the attorney-general for redress, and will probably get none. President Cleveland lately received calls from a beautiful Russian lady and her brother. She was tall and picturesque, with golden hair, and was born in Jerusalem. “They call me at home ‘Jerusalem the Golden,’ and sometimes ‘The New Jerusalen,” she sweetly Washington, April 18.—Tbe publishes a report that president has offered the Mancherter consulship, which refused by Editor Howell, tbe Atlanta Constitution, to E J Hale, of North Car¬ Hale was pressed by delegation for the Belgian Newark, N. J., April 18.-— was easier night than he has been for tbe past ten days. He had so far recovered bis strength in the afternoon as to be able to rise from his bed. Berlin, April 19.—It is re¬ ported that the natives of the Hermit islands, in the Pacific ocean, have eaten the crews two German merchant vessels. The gunboat Hyena has been sent to punish the cannibals. A tombstone over the grave of a lady in the city cemetery, of Dawson, was levied on tbe day. It (narks the last resting place ot the first wife of a uortn Georgia man means. London. April 19.—Queen Victoria sent a wreath of prim¬ roses to be placed upon the giaveofLod Beacousfield to day, this being the fourth anni¬ versary of his death. sssesss-ssas Recently Hon. T Mckinney ex-congressman of Ohio was convicted ...... of having received . . excessive fees for collecting nKri8 peusions. i on „ * * * London, April 18.—The Wao. of Wale, will leave Ire land on April 27. departing from Carrickiergus % Ed d - •>,. -1 ' An eccentric man by the of Connor selected him a home amid the stctfp hills two miles east of Canton about a half mile from any At the foot of a very hill, about ninety de¬ he dug a square out of side of the hill, about twen feet wide, running into the till the furthest wall was about eighteen feet from the to the top. There he cut out of this wall a fire place and made a hole like a 'small well to the top of the hill for chim¬ ney flue. He fastened up the sides and top with split pine boards. Here he and his wile with two. children, lived for years, no one knows hom%Some times the house is vacated; no one knows were he goes. „ No¬ body ever sees him or any the family. Gen. Grant is rapidly im proving, being able to ride two dayssince. Now the enquiry is about the doctors. It is hoped they will recove. They are at present tolerably well. Gen. Wright is authority for the statement that ‘a young lawyer is tbe smartest thing in the world, except a young wid¬ ow.” It seems that General^ Grant will bEable physically to makEthEDExt raes for pi-Esi dEnt. ' Retiring minister Morton will receive a complimEntary banquet in Pa*is belore his re¬ turn to America. Madame Adelina Patti has received $168,000 for singing two months In Russia corn is rapidly ad¬ vancing in price owing to ex¬ pected war. Fully 200 English vessels are in Russian ports grain. The dead lock still exists the Illinois legislature. 1 John Kelly has been ted to bis office unanimously. Wm, C. Martin, Attorney at Law. Spring Place, Georgia t ; Immediate attention given to all legal business. Einarging Pictures. All who have small pictures rater d^eto to J J? Montgomery, have Coo sawattee, Gordon county, Ga. Work done the best style and cheapest rates. A Business Notice. All Dersons indebted tome either by note or account will please come forward and settle at once nf 1 will be compelled t > put themgout lor collection. I hIso have judge ments against a number of parties tbatwil be executed immediately it’ not attended to. J. f. Hbnsv. . GUARDIAN'S NOTICE, Vv> Stats or Gaoaou, Murray County. To all whom it may, concern CL R Cox, Sr., having applied to me tor and the guardianship Gland of th*> person property of D Cox and Blake Cox. minpr children f George D Cox, der-d. notice ft fcgffc first Monday in uay next Given 8 *C na ’ , WM'aSr.y, 0,.Hoary. Directory, J. C. Fain, Judge Superior Court. C. K. King, Clark Superior Court. C. L. Tarry. Sheriff. W. H. Ramiey, Ordinary. T. J. Ovbey, Treasurer. M. H. Bramblett, Tax Receirer. W. D. Gregory, Tex Collector. M. M. Bates, County Surveyor. C. B Holland, Coronor Comtmasiocers, Dennis Johnson, E Water boose, Sr., S. L. Triutnier, John A. Berry, W. J. White. Board of Education, M. R, Chastain, Pres. S. H. Henry, Seo’y and Connty School Com¬ missioner, W. G, Harris, H. L. Pangle, John G. Spruill. JUSTICES. Spring Plana—834th Diit., S G Carter J; P. H Hcnrtiill N. P., D C Kcnntr and John Cbildara C ns tables. Bill Ground—SUth Dirt,, W D Hurt.il. J. P., J A Black N P , J M Wet and An durton Black Constable Eighth—984th Dist , W K Lackoy J. P., J H Kahn N. P., J M Fox and John Ingle Coxitable. Doolittle—VSJnd Dirt., W C D Gordon J P. D E Humphrey, N. P., J T Morrison Con. stable.. Tenth—874th Dist., T J Bryant J. P., D C Dunn Constable. Alaenlsa—1011th Dist., J H Oneal J. P, J H Wilson N. P., JD Baxtsrand E S How¬ ell Constables. 1018th Dist., M W Cloer J. P., B P C Loughridge N. P., E L Bate and G W Swanson Constables. Shuck Psn—1089th Dist., R W Bond J. P., J B Bond and and W M Richards Constables. Bull Pan—1191th Diet., J W Finober, J P. B B Brown N. P., A T Osborn mud W H Brown Constables. Arrival and Departure of Mails. Dalton—Departs 7a, m, daily, arives & pm. daily. Talking Rock—Depart) 7 a. m. Saturday, arrivea < p. tn. Friday. Etiyay—Depart! 7 a. m, Toe! lay, Thurs¬ day, Saturday; Arrives 6 p. m, Monday, Wednesday, Friday. CastviUe—Departs 8am Monday, Wod .nesdyj, Friday; arrives I p M, Thursday, Saturday. Counasauga—-Departs 4 a. rsday; arrival 7 Thursday. WILD LAND SALES. Will "be sold before the house dcor in the town of Place, Ga„ to toe highest at public out sale cry between the le¬ gal hours of on following t,i>e 1st Tn«s day lauds July next the wild to-wit: lot of land No. 272 in the sixth district and second section • said county. Levied on by virtue Of a tax fi fa in favor of the and county scHinstraid lot of for the year 1882 Also at t he same time and lot ot land No. 269 in the 26-n dis trictau 12-d section of said conntv Levied on bv virtue of and to sat isfy a tax fi fa in favor of the and county aga ns> said lot for the years eighteen and eighty-two and eighteen ban dftd, and eighty-three. Terry, U. L. Sheriff MONEY TO LOAN, On Five Years Time, at 8 cent, by Corbin Banking Co„ New York, od improved farms Murray county. Flour tor Sale At the Spring Place flouring mills, situated nine miles east of Spring Place, on the waters of Holly creek; first clr.ss family flour is always kebt on hand at the lowest cash price. A. T. Logan. BENJ. F. CARTER, Attorney at Law. Spring Plaor, Georgia. HOMESTEAD NOTICE Srtva or Giobou Mtraaay Cooktt •W. E. B'staop has applied for exemption of personality, and setting apart and valua¬ tion of homestead end I will pass upon the same at IX O’olook m on the 15 th of May 1885 at my ofiae, This 22 April, 1885. W. a. RAMSEY, Ordinary. J. S* Barnett, GEORGIA. Agent for WALTER A. f WOOD’S Harvesting Machines, mK phT Mowers and Binders. V V * Reapers, / Also agent for FRICK & CO’S * 1 ■J g|. Eclipse T action and Plowing En isuvv .Yiilie, v lbratiug Threshers, Cotton Gins, Grist Cane Mills, and a General hue of Machinery. GOTO Wooten UN V Holmes, Wholesale Dealers nr OILS, PAINTS, WINDOW QLASS, CIGARS AND TOBACCO. Dalton, Georgia. NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS IN Millinery Goods, LATEST NOVELTIES IN FASHION 1 Jiut Received at the Mlllnery Star* af J. & J. B. GRAVES, No, 85, Hamilton S.t#**, Dalton, Georgia. :■ A new and elegant assortment of Mtlfnery end Straw Goods,eonrirtta Bennett and Ladies’ a»d Children's Hats [trimmed and «a tritons, and Sash Ribbons, Vilvet Ribbons, Neck Ties, Bonnet tilkS, i Velvets end Crepes, Flowers, Feathers,Ornaments Ao. On» Ball «< were bought of tbe largest and best importing Houses ia more and New Torn, and will be sold at very low prices for cash. J. H. Bergen Now offers to the Planters of Georgia tbe most ’ powerful STUMP EXTRACTOR ever invented. Giveu up by the Leading Expert Machinists to be more powerful than any other device ever invent¬ v ed. He will sell county lights or any num¬ ber of counties in the State of Georgia. ' Good live men can make from $10 to $12 a day with this machine rt any season of the year. Parties that mean business can add l ess J H- BERGEN, Woo diawn, orJDalton,|G? t2r*A full size working machine can be seen’at'iDaltonJGa- LORILLARD’S Maccoboy Snuff. Gaution to Consumers. As many inferior imitations have appeared bpon resembling the market in pack ages so closely the ours would as to deceive unwary, we request purchaser to see that th” red lithographed tin bear cans in which it is packed always Our Name and Trade-Mark. ia buying the imitation yon pay as much for an inferior article as the genuine costs. Re Sure You Obtain Tbe Genuine. LORILLARD’S CLIMAX Red Tin-Tag Plug Tobacco. The Finest Sweet Navy Chewing To¬ bacco Made. Beware of Imitations. Stock and Convey* ances For hire or sale at JESSE HOLLAND’S Livery Stable in Dalton, Ga. Also a wagon Yard is kept in connection therewith. The patronage of the people is much desired, and especially those from Murray Couoty, - HOMESTEAD NOTICE. Isaac W McLain has applied for exembtion of personalty and setting apart and valuation of homestead, and I wvH pass upon t he same at 12 o’clock M- on th» 29th day of April eight-teen hun¬ dred aud cightr five at my office. W H Ramsey Ordinary ER LAWSHE, Optician and Jeweler, —DEALER IN— WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEW ELRY&c. 4Thal!ite WhSt.. Atlanta, Da DIVORCE NOTICE. Svxva or Gcoasia, M array Coon ty: Naxcv Moavxa ) Mnrrap Superior Court, vs J > March, adjourned term Jaa. R. C Moxtks 188S. of ?{ She •Ppvvnng Sheriff that to the the Court deft from doe* the return in this and not reside She dees county, it further appearing that not r side in said State: It ie there¬ fore ordered by the court that service be per¬ fected by publication i* the North Georgia Timm, a newspaper pslmtbed la said county, in terms of the law. March X, 1885. The above t is / J true C FAIN, extraot J.8. from C., the O.C. a min ntea of court. C. N. KING, Clerk. DO YOU KNOW WAT LORILLARD’S CLIMAX PLUG TOBACCO Red Tin Tag; Rose Leaf Flaw GutOkew Navy Clippings,and Blank, Brown and SNUFFS are. the best aad eheapert . . e
