North Georgia times. (Spring Place, Ga.) 1879-1891, August 27, 1885, Image 3
North Georgia Times. THe D'ficlal Paper of the County, Subscription Rate*: One y«ar,$l On Six months, 50eents; Throe months, 25 coots. Payable >o advance. Jathan Gregory is very sick Mrs. Carney died near Sumach last week. J T.Sargent, of Ac worth, w s in town this week. The love of green corn is the toot of much evil. ----- ♦♦ *—--- Farmers have commenced pull¬ ing fodder this week. The sick ones in the edge of Whitfield are improving. King & Kelly are* making their saw mill whiz now a- days. Rust on the cotton is complain ed of in parts of the county. Rev. Ballew moved in t>> Wood lawn from Atlanta last week. Hon. John L Galt has touched the shores of homeland again. Mrs. Murrow, of Rutledge, Ga., is visiting at Shorter Vining's. Mrs. Crawford has been very ill at Cohuttah Springs for some time. William Morgan, of Bull Pen, brought some fine fruit to town Monday. ThomabN Cornet and Mary Cor¬ net were.married Saturday by Col. Heart-ill. R A Vining, of Fayetteville, Tenn., is visiting relatives at Woodlawn. Mrs. E A Viuing, is visiting her sous Berry and Shorter Vinitig at Woodlawn. Jimmie and Anderson Beaver are very sick with fever near Hassler Mills. A N Nix. oi Llassler Mills, will soon take charge of Mr, Dennis Johnson's mi Is. Col. L If Peeples, after a short stay in the country, has moved back to the village. Miss Emma McGuee and Mrs. Rosa Aberuethe, ol Atlanta, aie visiting in the county. ■ 4 »«i» Tom Burnstt and Clarinda Sis son were married last Sunday eve ning by Rev J O Linn Miss Stanford, of South Georgia, is visiting her grand-father, Eli Stanford, near Sumach. E A Fincher brought an eight pound cat fish to town yesterday. It was caught on a hook' 1 Misses Vining, of Marshallville, Ga, are spending some time with relatives in the county. Yesterday the road leading from Bramblett's old shop out by Steeds to Murray camp ground was euf out J H Willson, Esq., is making quite an extended tour in Texas he, is uot very well pleased with the great west. The congregation at Cumberland Shed was not so large last Sunday as usual, though there was better behavior w hich is hopeful. The gentlemen.who are to com¬ pose the next grand jury together with Sheriff Terry are specially in vited to attend Murray campmeet iug this week. We learn that tlje Coosawattee high school is in a flourishing con¬ dition under the management ot Profs. Connally and Henry, now numbering 110 students. The grand jury said the Spring Place streets-^must be worked Hurrah! for the mandate, we think ■ the same thing; and «11 should work without a dissenting voice. D 0Trimmier's school at Hall's Chapel is very prosperous condi tion. Those neople have an excel¬ lent teacher and will do well to give him a permanent school. W E Tyson dug a hill of potatoes last week and on one vine ho found growing fluty two wish potatoes. They grew so closely that some of the potatoes crowded others clear off the vine. In this patch a half bushel planted has produced about twenty. Let rivals copie forward. The boys uio >.wfully wheuthey think of spending fifteen days on the streets. Rev. Mr, Weaver, pastor of the Cumberland Presbyterian church at Fayetteville, T,-nn., preac ied an excellent discourse at Centre Val¬ ley. last Thursday night. He was on his way to the August meeting at Snmach. The Legal Tender tunnel is now 90 teet deep, e. ters the mountain 110 feet. The last assay is worth S40.S0 per ton. This last assay was the first ore taken from the last vein struck. They are now 25 feet into the vein and the prospect grows still more flattering. These mines will yet cause a boom that will be heard to the Pacific slope On Tuesday last .fust when all the merchants were closing their doors to go to dinner, the alarm of fire was given on the south side of town. In a few minutes we learn¬ ed that the cause of the alarm was the discovery of fire in the building ofVornoerg& Henry’s grist mill and cotton gin. Fire was first dis covered in the top of the building, wbioh must have blown hom the smokestack and caught. When discovered it was too far gone to do anything but prolect the build mgs near by. The residence of L F Henry, ti e Metho list church and Mr. Kelly’s barn caught several times in the i oof but closely watch¬ ed until out of danger. The loss is estimated to be about $1,500. Murray Gounty Vindicated. Much has been said in the news¬ papers during the pa t week, about a band of masked men who visited Dalton a few nights ago and se¬ verely threshed a goodly number of her most disreputable, dissolute characters. The special correspon¬ dent from Dalton to the Atlanta Constitution, on last Friday, in a short article upon the subject sta¬ ted that this was a masked mob from Muirray county. While Mur ray, it is true, has always been kind and charitable to her neigh bors, ever ready to lend to them a helping hand in tli9 time of need, yet, we must say tnat we feel very confident that Murray had nothing to do with this affair, and the charge upon her, alluded to above, must have had its origin either in the imagination of the Dalton cor respondent cr from some misinfor¬ mation on his part. Dalton seems to he proud that such a thing has occurred, because it has quieted, at least f ir a time, an element of crime which has been going on for a season in that place to an unlim¬ ited degree The same kind of correction has occuired in Murray, though not on such a large scale, at times when our society was af¬ flicted with such ulcerous charac ters, whose cases it seemed the law would not reach. So this, we sup¬ pose is the prime reason why our county is charged with having par ticipaledin the Dalton flogging. vVe do not mean by this to impute falsity to any one, but think more consideration should be used before attacking the reputation of a sister county. A Thief Sh ot in the Back. Marion Moreland, of this place, hap been missing corn from his field in the edge of town for sever¬ al days past. So on Monday night last lie borrowed T J Ovbey's breech loading double barrelled shot gun and placed himself in a wash which passes through the corn, and thought he would see if the nefarious rascal could be over¬ taken. About 12 o'clock he heard a rustling noise in the corn which he soon decided was the object of his watching. In a short time a man with a handeichiel tied round his head, socks pulled on over his shoes and tied over the foot of his pants, bearing a large sack of corn upon his back, made his appear¬ ance in the wash a short distance from him. Moreland leveled his gun and snapped twice, but the third time her report roareci out od the midnight air. like a signal gun from some lonely post. At the report ot the gun the corn-field robber fell, but after scrambling around on the ground for a moment or two he succeeded m getting up and moving off in a lively canter. Moreland fired at him as he ran off, t?ut don’t know whether he hit him or not. The sack wps dropped at the first shot, ^ith shot a hole two in ehes in diametr through it. Whoever he is must uddoubtediy be traveling around with some lead in bis back. Hope he will be caught and punished to the ut most extent, for prowling around at night is fast becoming* one ot the .i»ost harrassing evils of this country, “A Thing of Beauty is a Joy For ever” Any one who does not possess a love for the beautiful both in na¬ ture and in art should lose no time in cultivating this; inspiring senti¬ ment. Love fof the beautiful bl oms in flower yards, dances in delight on the centre table quietly rest upon parlor ^ceiling. Your hooks, engravings and home ot na mentations give excelhnt insight to your taste. Yesterday morning we were shown a brilliant picture of industry,‘patience, perseverance refinement, love for home and ad¬ miration for the exquisitely beauti ful. We must acknowledge our¬ selves captured. We write of a crazy quilt just finished by Mis. M B Stuart, ot our town. In the outset of a very meagre description we must say that we saw nothing on this line at the New Orleans exposition that equals the one be¬ fore us. There are , in the quilt 293 stiches all of which are entire¬ ly different. There are 205 most elegant designs. Among the de¬ signs we notice birds ten varieties, tish true to nature, crosses, an¬ chors with hope writtenJnsilvery letters just underneath, fruits of many sorts, berries, spider in its web, a glove that.you think of try¬ ing on, Santa Claus with his bun die of gifts, square and compass, fans, spear .with wreath around it. Mauy other. beauties we might point out but want of space foibids. Allow ns one other^mentiori: That of a little boy and girl with satch¬ el and books^going to school in the happy spring lime. The exe¬ cution throughout deserves toe highest compliment. New lot of buggies arrived at T A & S E Berry's. . ■ —— T A & S E Beriy sell wagons on time till fall for good notes. Now is the time to buy the Thom¬ as Smoothing Harrow. Call on T A & S Berry. L F Clark, Fort Mountain, Ga., sells more and better goods at low¬ er prices than anybody. Wm, Martin will give special at¬ tention to the collection of notes, accounts and claims of all kinds. Any person desiring to purchase a first, class farm lying on Sugar Greek, in the’ southern portion of Murray county, can obtain a bar¬ gain by' applying to W D Heart sill, Goosawattee, Ga. Read This. If you haven't paid for your pa¬ per this year, don't forget that we would like to have the money, and will stop work anytime to wait up¬ on any who may be so thoughtful as to ask the liberty of handi.ig us their subscription. Money will do everything but keep a.v.oman'sJtongue quiet. Notice—N otiec is hereby given to all persons indebted to, or hav ; ng claims against, the firm of King, Kelly & Cole to make all settle¬ ments with, and payments to, the undersigned as surviving members of said firm Settlements made with any other person will not be recognized unless authorized by us. This July 6, 1885. King & Kelly. DAMON&PEETS,“ and all dealers in Type, D rc 30 es, Paper Cuvters, and kinds cf Printing Rateriate, both New Second-hand. A corrected list hand of prices for sale, is¬ sued weekly, cf r.11 material on (much cf xrfcich r-ro genuine bargains) will be mailed freo pn replication. We can fumisli uaytaiag Don a Bodkin to a C^liniiJer Press* Wm. C. Martin, Attorney at Law. ■%* ■ Spring Place, Georgia. Immediate attention given to all ' j e gal business. ADVICE TO MOTHERS. Are you disturbed at uight and br ken of y our rest by a sick child suffering and crying with pain cutting teeth? If so. send at once and get a bottle of Mrs. Winslow's Sootbiug Syrup for children teeth¬ ing. Its value is incalculable. It will relieve the poor little sufferer immediately. Depend upon i mothers, there is no mistake about it. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syr • ip lor children teething is pleasant to the taste, and is the prescrip¬ tion of one ol the oldest and best female physicians and nurses in the United States, and is for sale by all druggists throughout (he world. 1’iice 25 cent3 a Lottie. Dr. E. H. L. KEISTER, --: 0 -'- When not Professionally residence absent, all can be found at his at hours, day or night. Prompt and careful attention given to all cases, Medical, Surgical and Obstetrical, entrusted to him. [mar 6 ly Dr. J. P. Fanil, Resident Dentist DALTON ..GEORGIA. All kinds of me chanicaland O^or ative Dentistry ex if L i ecuted in first-class •yA> style, and at reas enable rotes. The “"iXsTN • Celluloid Plate nut &*j up in parrial or fullsetsofteeth at ps=- reasonable rates. Teeth ex tra e ted without pain by the use of Squibb’s pure Sul¬ phuric Ether. The patronage of the citizens of Murray county is respectfully solicited, with a guarantee that I will do them as good work as they oan get in North Georgia, and aa cheap as they can get it done by any first piss dentistin North Georgia. Nashville, Chattanooga & St, Louis Railway! AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITORS! The Rest Route tn Louisville, Cinolcinnati, Indianapolis, Chicago and the North is via Nashville. The Best Route to St Louis and the West is via McKemie. The Best Route to West Tennessee Kentucky, Mississippi, Arkansas and Tex¬ as points is via McKemie. Don’t Forget It. Be sure to buy your tickets over N.. C. & St. L. lt’y. The Inexprienced Traveler need not go amiss, fow changes are necessary, such as ere unavoidableare madein Union Depots, THROUGH SLEEPERS BETWEEN Atlanta and Nashville, Atlanta and Louisville, Nashville and StLouisvia Columbus, Nash¬ ville and Louisville, Nashville and Memphis, Martin and St Louis, McKenzie aid Little Rook, where connection is maee with Through Sleepers to all Texas poiuts. Cali oil or address A B WRENN.Tbav. A., Atlanta, Ga., J H PEEBLES, T. A. Chattanooga,Tenn Chattallooga.Tenn W T ROGERS,P. A., WL DANLEY, G. P.&T. A., Nashville, Tenn. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Georgia Murray county; To all whom it mav concern •James G Henry and John L Cole 1 having in proper form applied to me for permaneat letters of admin¬ istration on the estate of James P Cole late of said county deceased and I will pass UDon said applica¬ tion on the that Monday in July i s^rfatm'eTlds 3 diy of W 11 Ramsny. “Palace Shoe and Hat Store’. McKeldcn & Carlton, DEALERS IN BOOTS, SHOES and HATS, ! 35 Peachtree St. Atlanta, Ga. Weight s Indian Vegetable Pills FOR THE LIVER And all Bilious Complaints Safe to ing. take, rrice being purely vegetable; All Druggists. no grip¬ 25 eta. A Business Notioe. All Dersons indebted to me either by note or account will pleasecome forward and settle at once nr I will be compelled to put them out tor collection. I also have judge¬ ments against a number of parties that wif be executed immediately if not attended to. J, T. Henly. AT L. F. He wry & Co New Store, You can get good bargains and ready accommodations, A lull line of Family Groceries, Musical Instruments, Coffee, Sug ar, Cigars, Tobacco, Meat and Flour always ou hand. SPRING PLACE GEORGIA, Hughes & Law, HATTERS AND GENTS FURNISHERS, No. 9 Peachtree St., Atlanta, Ga hats, underwear, half hose, neckwear GLOVES, SUSPENDERS, ETC. Give us a call when in the city, Wecansuit you in style and price. W. J. JOHN SON, ■{ DEALER IN \ Groceries, Provisions, Confectionery, Ci¬ gars, Hats, Etc. SPSING PLACE GEORGIA. The best East Tennessee Flour, Bacon, Lard, Sugar, Coffee, New Orleans Syrup, Lenoii’s Factory Thread and a select stock of Summer Hats ot the latest styles, all of which will be sold at Rock bottom prices for cash or barter. C. N. VANCE, FORT MOUNTAIN, Georgia. - { DEALER IN y~ --- General Merchandise, Keeps constantly on hand a complete stock of HATS, BOOTS & SHOES, READY MADE CLOTHING and a good assortment of Wollcn Goods. Also, Sugar, Coffee, Hardware, and in fact, everything usually kept in a First-class general store. Cheap for cash, or barter. [jan 8, ly _ I . ft ° w S 3 X*- H ft Vf 11 « S V ft v . * Within Ten Steps of the Caa Shed r\. DALTO. Tn ,„. T , Georgia. Every thing new and first class, A home for Commercial Travelers and Winter boaaders. Transient rates $2 per day. Liberal rate by week or month. Special rates to people of Murray county. J. Q. A. LEWIS, Proprietor. Notice to County Officers. From this date all legal adver tising must positively bo paid or ptoperly vouched for in advance. Considerable loss in the past com pels us to make this unvarying rule. The rates are fixed by law. Wanamaker & Brown, OAK HALL PHILADELPHIA, PENN. The largest custom order and retail clothing house. S. M. D. THOMAS, Merchant Tailor, D ALTON, Georgia, Gnarrantees good work and cheap rates. Kenner & Hix, Real Estate Agents, Spring Pl^ce, Georgia, Will buy and sell lands, and loook after titles of lands owned by non residents. (x. W. Oglesby, Dalton, Will supply farmers Of Whitfield and Murray counties with Bacon, corn, flour and provi¬ sions, on time, payable in the fall^ if they make satisfactory notes. HURD & DELANY, P HOT 0 G RAP IIRS. Dalton, Georgia, We have ai ranged our new gallery to make ever style pho¬ tographs and will guarantee to please those wanting pictures. Copies aud Enlargements a ,f*cialy. Four Gem pictures or rotypes made toi fifty cents. Do not fail to call aud exam¬ ine our work when in Dalton. Pictures made on cloudv as well as any other day. 1 s