North Georgia times. (Spring Place, Ga.) 1879-1891, September 10, 1885, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextNorth G eorgia Ti VI* MUUl Paper of the Mfeacrlptien Rates? - \ Hi yur.tl«» Si* month,, M«nt«; Tkrw tkt, II mu. Payable ia advaaee. Henry M^ss has intermittent fevei. Base ball invalids are becoming quite common. Thanks to Dr. Brown for the fine peaches. Fodder palling about over in Snmsch valley. Henry Swansea's little child died a ten days ago. Columbus Lough ridge is erecting a nice new barn. . We hope Mrs; W H Ramsey will soon be convalescent. Mr. Gideon Jackson driVes a brand-new tip-top turnout. Aaron Six moved to Doolittle, near JofansoWa mill, this week. W J Johnson will soon have bis new store ready for occupancy. Hits Lucy Holtz daw] istnrned to her boms in Dalton Tuesday. That's right fix op year side walks and atop grand )ury talks. JH Wilson has returned from Taxes well pleased with his visit. Farmers are revelling in the fodder fields throughout ths coon try. A wry profitable protracted sating has just closed in Ala* cals#. Miss Fining, of Fayetteville, Testa., visited Dr, Keister's last weak. Get married n the advice of some Who have just entered that sphere of life, Mr. Barnett, of Texas, and Miss Beck, of Woodlawn, were married Sunday, Col. S M Garter and Joseph Mc Entire, of Dalton, were in town on Saturday. The old Dnnn residence near Ispqghridge, is being thoroughly remodeled. t Harry Dickerson, a Cincinnati drummer, spent a lew days in town last week. John Pankey, who has been sick with lever for some time, died a few days ago. _ E Waterhouse Sr. has returned home and says be is greatly bene¬ fited in health. The Beaver boys are improving and we sincerely hope them a speedy recovery. James T Henry and family returned home Monday Jrom a vis it to Ohattooga connty Casey camp meeting next Sun¬ day promises to be the biggest thing of the season. Cotton picking has commenced And Murray's first bale will be on the market ia a few day* The eorn crop in Sumach valley is almost unprecedented and hence the farmer's heart is. glad- Mrs. Bessie Smith of Blue Springs, Teun., is visiting relatives and friends in Spring Place. W J Graves and Miss Bettie Bookoilt were married 11 a. m. last Sunday by Rev. W -T Hamby. Rev. W C McCall filled his regu¬ lar appointment at the Baptist church last Saturday and Sunday. The members of the Baptist church have made a timely im¬ provement in front of their ehuroh. Hon. S G Treadwell has his saw thill up and buzzing away through the splendid timber about a mile from tow*. The North Georgia Association will convene at Cool Springs Bap¬ tist-chnreh 17th instant A large delegation is expected. Col. T Star and Clerk O N K>n| went on a flying visit to Tunne Hill, last Friday night. Some spe¬ cial attraction for them does un donbtedly reside in that direction, as visits of late are becoming quite frequent. Iriends fwi» Vic ^Hammoud visitec near*-fiassler JMilis last Week. JPhe meeting at Pleasant. Valley a* commenced un ler flattering BanW Isenhowar. who has been aiok with few ia now very much improved. Mr. Mosely, an expert printer from Chicago has been spending a few days at W H Steeds. We learn that Judge Fain's health has greatly improved, and that he will be able to hold court at this place next week. The Sam Jones camp meeting near Oartersville, begun last Tues¬ day, and of course the great di¬ vine will draw an immense crowd. Tom Shields, the great walker, is now engaged more agreeably— hie infatnation makes him a wor¬ shipper at Cupid's wreath bound alter. The mob law te be grow* ing in popularity, as Knoxville and Chattanooga have been experien cing some executions by this process. Prohibition is gaining ground in this eoonty as public sentiment becomes more healthy. Some men who were strong whisky men now say let whisky go. The campmeeting and the meeting continued at Harrison chapel resulted in 71 conversions, a large number of reclamations and additions to the chnreh. We know nothing to suggest to the kind lady, who desires to know a remedy that will kill files, more destrnotive than a muscular lady with a ruffled temper and a good sized brash in hand Associate editor Hamby has been away for the past two or three weeks engaged in protracted meet¬ ings. We hope this will suffice as an excuse for the fall off in the newsiness of the Truss of this and ie three past issues. Following is a list of letters re¬ maining in the office at Spring *lace. Ifnot called for by the 90th instant will be seat to the dead letter offioe: Ollie F Elkins, Randolph Pull¬ iam, Margaret Warress. Wm. Aedkbsox, P- M. Notice. I have placed all my individual notes and accounts in the bands of W C Martin for collection to meet pressing demands against me. payment must be made by the 1st day of November next Dennis Johnson. At the time of writing the world seems to be sleeping in the midst of a nebnlous universe and camp meeting aspirations are at a low ebb, but a feeble spark of hope oc¬ casionally suggests that perhaps the brightness which lingeis above the clouds will break through in an ocean of light, and none will be prevented from attending the Ga sey camp meeting on next Sun¬ day. The Cotton crop The cotton orop up to a tew weeks ago seemed to be the most flattering that we fc)ave had in this connty for years. But we notice the cotton fields in the upper por¬ tion of the connty have had most all the leaves eaten off the plant by a worm which closely resembles the eatterpillar. This worm will do grest damage to the crop no doubt, but to what extent it ib as yet impossible to tell. They Took the Ball and Bat. The Windy Gap Reds played tha Anderson Reds last Saturday afternoon at the Spring Place grounds. The game consumed the greater part of the afternoon, and resulted in 34 for the former to 16 for the latter. Bystanders seemed to enjoy the game splen¬ didly, and all went off peaceably and pleasantly -and without any physical injury except a few brais¬ ed and broken fingers. Wm. Barclay and Nelson Harris went to the mountains two weeks ago and while there discovered a huge rattlesnake upon which they fell with tiger like ferocity ant with that enmity which exists be- «» tween the hmnan and serpentine race. Moreover, they did then and there with malice aforethought bo cruelly beat the said snake as that he died of the wounds then and there reoeivdd. In itB month ware found eight fangs the longest three fourths of an inch in length. Alsu twelve rattles. Length four feet Jetban Gregory died Saturday evening at 6 o’clock, He had been very ill tor several week* and his death not a surprise to attend ing physicians and those who had watohel with grief stricken hifift the progress of the Ha was a man of great energy, Arm in cairying oat his resolutions andot almost iron constitution. Cense quently he did not readily surren¬ der to disease. His suffering was intense, bat he borejall as a good soldier of the cross. His list hours were hours of He died quietly bat in greet peso* The procession gathered at Sam merour*s chapel, of which he was a member. Then the large compe¬ «J began its mournful march i to the family cemetery near the ill mous Gregory farm on Holly Creak That o'clock place was Sunday. reached A about goodly if p. m. number of masons were present and the deoeasedwas interred with masonic ceremonies by the side Of his first wife. He was a substsa tial friend to the cbuioh, liberal In giving to aid, awake to her inter* est*. For some time he baaboen earnestly endeavoring to Kve every day as if it were to be the Ia»t. W« deeply sympathise with the bereaved and pray that the teO&? mercies. infinite compassion of our God may rest upon them to git* consolation in this hour of trial. New lot of buggies arrived at T A A.S E Berry's. T A A S E Berry sell wagon* on time till fall for good notes. Now is the time to buy the Thom¬ as Smoothing Harrow. Call On T A A S Berry. ;j,. L F Clark, Fort Mountain, Ga., sells more and better goods at low* er prices than anybody. Wm. Martin will give speoial at¬ tention to the collection of notes, aocoun|« and claim, of .11 hind,, Any person desiring to p orM j lio a first class farm lying on Sngar Greek, in the southern portion of iarray county, can obtain a bar* gain by applying] to W D Heart sill, Ooosawattee, Ga. Road This. If you haven't paid for your pa¬ per this year, don't forget that ws would like.to have the monev, and will stop work any time to wait up¬ on any who may be so thoughtful as to ask]the liberty;of handing ns their subscription. Money will do everything but ceep a woman's tongue quiet. Notice— Notiee is hereby given to wllipersoug indebted to, or hav¬ ing claims against, the firm of King, Kelly A Cole to make all settle¬ ments with, and payments to, the undersigned as surviving members of said firm- Settlements made with any other penon will not be recognized unless authorized by us. This July 6,1885. Kino k Kelly. DMONtPEEIS,^ BumR *t wfaUk MM uMfenr * no£Ud fro* on op yUt MU im «» Wm. C. Martin, Attorney at Law. Spring Place, Georgia. Immediate attention given to all legal buriaess. 40VIC1 TO MOTHERS. Are you disturbed at night and broken of your rest by a sick child suffering and crying with pain of cutting teeth! If so, send at onoe sad get a bottle of Mrs. Winslow*# Soothing 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 H. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syr fip for children teething is pleasant to the taste, and is the prescrip¬ tion of one of the oldest and best female physicians and nurses in the United States, and is for Bale by all druggists throughout the world. Price 25 cents a bottle. Dr. E. H. L. KEISTER, -: 0 :- When not Professionally absent, ean be found at his residence ti all hoars, day or night Prompt and careful attention given to all cases, Medical, Surgical and Obstetrical, entrusted to him. fmar-fi ly. * EK Dr. J. P. Fann, IWIMIT DMTIIT barton................oeorgia. aii kind*of “•* atirnSnUstr/ax ttyn^es* at«!»" onabu Th» up*li P *r full>.t»of tooth *t xYo'thoxt' aoV* d of XKfiSZ "Murray county is rosneotfully solicited, * ! aheap as tho; can get itdoneby any trst i a88d6BhstiaNortha ® 0 r«'» Nashville, Chattanooga A St. Louis Railway! AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITORS! The Beat Route to Louisville, Ciocleinuatl, Indianapolis, ills. Chicago and tho North ia via Nash, Tho Beat Route to St Lonia and tho Woat ia via MoKonsie. The Best Route to West Taanaaaao and Kentucky, Mississippi, Arkansas and Tex ai points ia via MeKenaia. Don’t Forgetty. Be sure to buy your ticket* ever N.. C. & St. L. R’y. The 1 n ex pries ced Traveler need not go ftttiiS; ftw obsogM Mr# iBMiurji each ai ere uaaroidablearo madoin Union Depute, THROUGH SLEEPERS BETWEEN Atlaeta and Naihvillo, Atlanta and Lonieville, Nnahvllle and StLouif via Calambae, Naeh vilU and Loots villa, Nashville and Memphis, Little Martin and St Louie, MeKeneie mad Rook, whero oounectiou is maee with Through Sleepers to all Toxns points. Coll on or address Ga., A B WRENN, Tbat. A., Chattanooga,Tonn Atlanta, J H PEEBLES, I. A. Ten* WT ROGERS,P. A., Chattanooga, W h DANLEY.G. P.AT.A., Tonn. Nashville, ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICB Georgia Mnrrsy county; To all whom it may concern* James 0 Henry and John It Cole having for in proper letters form applied of admin¬ to me permaneat the of istration on estate tames P Cole late of said connty deceased and I will pass unon said applica¬ tion on the first Monday in July 1885 Witness my hand and official signature this 3 day of June 1885. W H Bamsny. “Palace Shoe and Hat Stoke’. McKeldon & Carlton, DEALERS IN BOOTS, SHOES and HATS, 96 PRACHTRER St. Atlanta, Ga. Wbigit s Indian Vegetable Pills ro* nu LIVER And nil Bilious Complaints A Business Notloo. All persons indebted to me either by note or account will please come forward and settle at once m I will be compelled to pat them oat for collection. I also have judge¬ ment* against* number of parties thatwil be executed immediately if act attended to. J. T. Hemt. AT L. F. Henry & Co’s, New Store, You can get good bargains and ready accommodations, A. full line of Family Groceries, Musical Instruments, Coffee, Sug ar, Cigars, Tobacco, Meat and Flouralwayson 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, We cansuit you in style and price. W. J. JOHNSON, ^ DEALER IN )■ Groceries, Provisions, Confectionery, Ci¬ gars, Hats, Etc. SPSING PLACE, GEORGIA. t * The best East Tennessee Flour, Bacon, Lard, Sugar, Coffee, New Orleans Syrup, Lenoir’s Factory Thread and a select stock of Summer Hats of the latest styles, all of which will be sold at Rock bottom prices for cash or barter. C. N. VANCE, FORT MOUNTAIN, « • « e • • Georgia. •vr --J DEALER IN y - General Merchandise J Keeps constantly SHOES, on hand READY a complete MADE atock CLOTHING of HATS, BOOTS & and a good assortment cf Wollen Goods. Also, Sugar, Coffee, Hardware, and Cheap in fact, everything cash, barter. usually kept ina First-class general store. for or (jan 8, ly Lewis House, Wttfaln T» Stapn #f the Can Shed Dalton, 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 peopls of Murray connty. J. Q. A. LEWIS, Proprietor. • '! Notice to County Officer*. From this date all legal adver¬ tising must positively be paid or pioperly vouched for in advance. Considerable loss in the past com pels us to make this unvarying rule. The rates are fixed by law. * Wanamaker 9c Brown, OAK HALL PHILADELPHIA, PENN, The largest custom order and retail clothing.faouse. S. M D. THOMAS, Merchant Tailor; Dalton, Georgia, Gnarrantees gaud work sad cheap rates. Ke nner & Mix, Real Esta r« Agents, Spring Place, Georgia. Will buy and sell lands, and book after titles of land* owned by non residents. G. W. Oglesby, Dalton, will supply farmers of Whitfield and Murray counties with Bacon, corn, floor and provi¬ sions, on time; payable in the fail if they make satisfactory notes. HURD & DELANY, PHOTOG RAPHRS. Dalton, Georgia. We have arranged our new to make ever style pho¬ tographs and will guarantee to please those wanting pictures. Copies and Enlargements a specialy. Four Gera picture* or Ft!* rotypek made ioi fifty cents. Do: not ini! tooaiyrad exam »ne our work .wjben ia Dalton. ^ Pictures made on cloudy aa well aa any other day.