North Georgia times. (Spring Place, Ga.) 1879-1891, January 21, 1886, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextNorth Georgia Time ? im THURSDAY JANUARY SI, ISWJ. | ‘fcRAT MUNS” On Pre chers. ■ I don’t know of any profes¬ | sion or calling in this mixed, knotty life that is more irapos “• account P wt > 1, than the ministry. No . doubt the** are it great many good old people who think that ai preacher is a little angelic, and I wouldn’t do anything big bad for j j* obonk of goto as as a) full rnooa, but now if they j donT find themselves badly fooled on that point, I'll pay the damage. Yes, folks think a mighty sight of preachers, and it is right that they do, fur p’eachers ought to be per l««;t models and many of them are; but I'm thinking that when the Great Judge divides th* flock on that final day, if a ! oritic should happen to be present, with a real acute oh Nervation, and gaze out told over the j the left where we are goats will be placed, he would j be UK it sure to see, here ami j there, an old baldheaded preacher bob’i iig around, lost in wonder and astonishment., that he. had failed to pass through the pearly gate and i >in in the song ot redemption. Did you ever notice how Jazy preachers are as a class? And I always thought they ought to lie the most industrious peo pie living, but some of them will sit around all bent up, they become afflicted with old fashioned hump back. A preacher can’t go to heaven in an arm chair, and its a good thing, for,If soch were the case we. wouldj all undertake the gospel. I don’t think a preach er ought tp» knuckle down to hard work and neglect his churches, that is it lie is all preacher and. don’t pretend to do anything else. But these fellows who just sing o.f now and then, when it suits them wouldn’t bo missed very ]y if they should retire to the farm altogether. I can t <) f a punishment half enough for a man who will sleep and muse through the week, and when Sunday comes go to church ami dive into Home theological question off band, which should have occupied evevf spare moment ot his time, and then but a venture at, the truth could be made. It is mighty pleasant to listen to a preacher who so utilizes bis time in study that every sentence he utters is perfectly fragrant'with the odwr of the brilliant, midnight lamp; still it is only a small fev among the many who'saturate their ser¬ mons vvftn this splendid, last¬ 'd ng, nocturnal, pe’furae. There is one. very important thing which it seems to me but a small number of yireachci s have ns yet learned., That is when to quit. Tbs fellow who gets up and hoots in a long metre ’ tone for two hours and a half, jf he isn't careful, will hit the wide gate instead of narrow, for tiring arwf almost people ou tk* mi 1 'ject offchris tiimifv. VVVll, I suppose we hWq.i .great itv hO.il rat urn l among nreaHl'' F, bir tuer <io a heap •• pi goo i <k7M.f‘tUf «S anti when , tbvy come to see us kill a chick cn and make them live an . up as possible. Jf any of my friends should happen to preach I would say tiy to be a Tal~ mage or greater than be, but then, everybody can’t be wise and good and g'eat, ” neither CJti. preachers expect to be famous. Ho if you are a poor try. to.get to be a btttei ope. and I guess a part of your imperfections will be excused. Perfect respect to u o.-e-cher, 1 Keat Muns, Thisas publicans about have the not only tried way I deplete the treasury, " 1 Notwb.-*AU persons indebted to meon not* or account will please r forward , ...... set! )e at . once. come ana or I will be compelled o put my P«P«t.o»t for eolation. I have debtH now daw wliieh must bo met other5pl88 i wonld Dot make tJli8 request. J A Dickson. Dalton, Ga., Jan. 16, ’86. Editor Times: In a recent issue oi your paper there ap peared an article by “Keat Muns” ou widows. This un fortunate class having been treated by him with the injus¬ tice they are accustomed to re¬ ceive, I hope you will pe mit me through your valuable pa¬ per to present a few thoughts in their favor. They are trod? ol all the human family the most unfortunate. To be thus suddenly thrust, from a pusi tion safe, Sheltered and honor ed, to rude contact wish the world, to be fleeced by every grasping man with whom they have to deal. Then while in this affliction, pathetic beyond words to tell, to be held up as an object of ridieule, this is the “most unkind eat cut of all.” I do not think it right to judge the class by rare ex¬ ceptions. It shows a great want of delicacy and no want of con¬ ceit in a “modest man” to rai.s construe the motives of the widow, who, the first shock ot grief being over, endeavors to appear cheerful, and who does wish to bore every oue she meets with a recital of her griefs and grievances, A slur on widows is a slur on the whole sex. Any woman who marries may be a widow. The only way to avoid the risk is no’jt to marry at all, and surely Keat Mmis would not advise that, In conclusion I would advise him not to allow any concern about his recognition in heaven to interfere with liis attention to the widow he so much ad - mires and ao graphically dc scribes. The. Lord has called himself the “judge of the wid He will not welcome to the abodes of bliss any who speak in such a manner of wid ows. Without since:e repent¬ ance on his putt before he pre¬ sents himself at the pearly gates he will hear the dread sentence “Depart, I never knew you,” A. Widow. Fine Lands for S le. I have a first class farm for sale lying 11 bout four miles nmtheasi of Spring Place, in Murray conn ty, on Holly and Little Rock | cr«t,. conlainipg four hundred and fitly acres, two hundred and fifty acres being first class bottom laud, the remainder splendid cot¬ ton aud wheal land with fine wa ter aud useful water power. Also a good dwelling house, two good barns and four tenant houses. And ; will sell iu parce e to suit buyers. Terms ol sale 26 per cet.t paid down, and the remainder on one two .nd three years time at 8 P e r cent interest. J F Tickkb N ’goti tiou? may be made through Trammell Starr < r W C .Martin, nil rnejs at law, Spring I’ltu'e. Ga. The ved-headed Belfoed is bach in Washington, He says that the people <>l his country a re bound' to have the silver <*l the tivaeiiry. and if can't get it out any other tin y w ill take it out with Lav* \\r.Inn tti • next five yearn. ■ * Homestead Notice. Wilson, Georgia, Minray county. M«ry A wife of John H Wilson, personalty has appled for exemption of and 1 will pass upon the same at 12 o'clock m. on the 26th ol januaiy 1886 at m.v office. W H Ramsey, Ordinary. ADMINISTRATOR’:* NOTH E. State o- Osobou morrat cociitt. To all whom it may concern: Pleasant McGhee having in prbp erinim applied administration tome for perma¬ nent let tors of on t te estate of N A Megee, late of said county, this is to cite all and singular the Megee creditors and and nex’ of kin ol N A to be appear at my office within the time allow¬ ed by law and show cause if any . - they cau, why , permanent, , admin-• . istrabon should not be grouted. to 5 said applicant as apphi d 1 >r. V, ji - ness mv hand and official siuiia l ure this ,, the 29t h d ay of lHc. lSSo W H Ramsey, Ordinary. liOMENTEAD NOTICE. hmwSaHu.M&nV, _ _ „ Robert Shields ha, applied for exemption of personally and set ting ap .rt and valuation of home stead and I wdi pass upon lhe f me ,l?. 2 °’ c,ock ra ’ 0,1 the 6th oi Jan. 1886. at office. _ my W H Raiusey, Ordinary. ____ B«M*.-Harrm Debility, HyfekOftte laapoteMf, Drfaala - ASmUmm WaikMN, *#«Qtally (HMrrhM, Ircafad aclentl&i H«rc prlDcfp'.ea, mrtmi i o» tmr wttfe safe and atura raaaedlea. Call or writ* Mat of (jwea •*— ** anawered by thou* desiring treatment by nixll. • / P w a > i nfcria» from KuptaraaiiouldMmltltalr tutdr*M,% (rmm.# %«ad b«n» aa«atbiMr U tbalradvaatage. ItlatMt * AHwm, DR. HfTTTM* 19 *. /M BL, BL LatiW. H«. UTABLU11K1I 9V1R Ti 1R1T YIABI. The Atljntt Constitution This great southern weekly should be taken bv every laimer in the state. Ha- ill kinds of reading maitei, containing the productions of three of the greatest homousls of the day. Bill Arp. Betsy Hamil¬ ton and Uncle Remus. " Seoa in your name ami your nionv and you will be nior- tlico pleased. /JBEHL n OUE •-A cfrtkhs TREATMENT. com fcr Nervous Debility, nose, Impotence, 8eminal etc, ad Tb» koTlliutrated ScclpMoaodTo book offlOpiiKe* rractlce for 25 fildl- Year*' r ".': ll< .° , f Dr L* * ! f 1 [y ic<,ct nt ftep. giving Address DAT. WttUANB. - ' 43 S ’.*^ OilerOh*dua.r« Notice All persons desiring li pntcliaBe leather of any kin k kip, upper and harness, we have it on hand, and will Bellas cheap as can be bought anywhere e'se. J C Henry & John L Cole, Administrtor’s of .1 P Cole, docoas ed. ADMINISTRATOR’* SAi.EC. Will bt sold at the late residence of N A Mogee, deceased, in Murra county. Ga-. on Friday tne the 8th day of January, next, within legal hours of sale the billowing proper¬ ty cheep, to-wil: One ho.se, cattle, farming hpi»», wagons, harness, tools, household and kitchen furni IU'e, orn. fodder wheat, oaia other articles too tedious to men¬ tion. Said property belonging to the estate of said deceived. Terms For all sums o> five dollars and nn dei cash bor all sums overlive dollars on >me til) 1-t Nov 1886, with nole a-m approved ^curity. 4 HAYWARD CRENl HAN &» _ . S^th^t*dr^S“ta^l.Sn^5^StoSS: EXTINGUIBBES FIRES msrmnr. RRSfasJnS’** ^ . • mmw ’4’ v, I: Y i Don’t Purchue, Won!!!“ Stop, do not drink Idttere a%d stimulants which are only tempo vary in their effects; ttiey will no* and cannot give back to you the elastic step and bright joyous J H Me ap pearapce of youth. Dr. f^ an * s strengthening cordial an blood purifier 1 is what you want. FEBRCAHY SHERIFF’S SALES. Stitx Of Ocorgu X’obrat Codntt. Will be sold before court house in the town of Spring Place the highest bidder at public out cry between the legal hours of sale on the first Tuesday in February UcXf, the following described prop erfy to wit Lot of land No one hundred and seventy eight in the twsilty sixth district and Becond section of said county. Levied on as the proper* ty of Mack Arnold by virtue ol and to satisfy a tax fi fa issrnd from the tax collector's office of said county in favor of the state and county vs said Arnold Levy made and returned to me by A P Dun¬ can L 0. Also at the same time and place and lots of land Nos two hundred eight, and fifty nine, both in the twenty sixth district and 2nd sec lion of said county. L vied on as the property of It II Love by virtue of and to satisfy a i ax fi fa from the tax collectors office of . said county in favor of the state and county V8 mid B j> Lo TP . L~*y ruade ai d retarned t 0 me hy WT g wanso n L Also at the same time and place sixty aor , 8 roore or i ese off oJ - t be SOT , th west corner oflol 0 f ] am ] No 26J in the 26th dist and 2nd sect, ol Murray county Gu. Levied by on as 1 be property’of T A Henson virtue of and to satislv a justice conr ( fi fa in favor of 8 A Gregory vg T A H enson. Levy made and relnraed to me bv W T Swanson J, c This Dec. 30‘. 1885. 0 L TERRY, Sheriff. ^ I* P T.I ' DPAWIT ’ JX1 The Jkwkler. Dalton, Georgia Watches, Clocks, Silver Ware, Spectacles, *c. Persona) attention given to repairing, store next door to bank.'• Henry Ebert, No. 1344 tN, 16th street, St. Louis % aavM J called:-uv tell yo i that-,|,be bottled 'lar is Lung the Balm remedy wli'ch I hpughi,’ot'lyou i1i« nett work! for croup,mv little n rl dour vie hi old had u very had at tack and wc despaired ot her file, but two dost* made her all right. Arrival and Departure of Mails. Dklton—D.parts 7 a, in. dail?,arives 5 pn. dkily. TalltingRock—I>Bparti7R. m. Ssturdiy, j » p m. Friday, Ellijay—Depart* 7 k. m, Tue*lky, Thurs¬ day, Saturdkj; Arriva* 5 p. m, Monday, Wednesday, Friday. Caisville—Departs fi a m Monday, Wed¬ nesday, Friday: arrives fi p M. Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday. OonnAsauga—Departs 6 a. rsday; Rrrivsi 7 Thursday. Saddle or Collkr Gall*. Pr. J II McT.aan* Volc*nio Oil LinimeNt late* kwa, F.v.r, reduce? the Swelling nud heals the ?ore*. It acta like » charm. Wash each Sore clean at lent once ever; day. do not rub •ore*. TI4MHJLLSTARR Ckihons.dn. 9pringVlftet,i*& STARR A STARR AXLOrneyS — al + T L* am » W, Prompt mention giv*n to kll Ikgklbutink** I Flour lor Sale ; At the , ,. Spring , , , Place louring j : mills, situated nine ltnlcs east , ot Spring Place, on the/ .waters i of Holly creek; first clcsij family j 1 flour is always kebt on hand at the lowest cash price, A. 1’. Loo AN. NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND -CREDITORS, All persons Laving demands a. gainst tbb eet|ite of James P (.[ole late of Murray county deceased are hereby l ol-iied to render in their demands to the undersigned according to Ir w ar.d oil p 'rsons indebted to said estate are required ( , to make immediate"payment. This ; June I7ih 1886 - | ' JU I JolmLcS Adinin!»tratoi*s J P Dole dee'd jsrsraESfiett-- r..... r — <• * DALTON, GEORGIA. Agent for WALTER A. WOOD’S Harvesting Machines, Reapers, Mowers and Binders. Also agent for FRICK <fc CO’S EdipsejTiaction and Plowing En w •utils, Vibrating Threshers, Cotton Gins, Grist Mills, Cane Mills, and a General line of Machinery. 1*0 TO ., Wooten D AIT Holmes, Wholesale Dealeks in DRUGS, OILS, PAINTS, WINDOW GLASS, CIGARS AND TOBACCO. Dalton, . J Georgia NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS* ftT 1 *’" ■ • 'XUS Millinery Good^ LATEST NOVELTIES IN FASHION I . •} « Juit Received at the Hliiuery Store ot J. & J. B. GRAVES, No. 86, Hamilton Strset, Daltou, Georgia. A new and elegant assortment of Milinery and Straw Goo>)s,flon»isting of Slran Uonnetealid Ladies’and Children's Uats [trimmed and outrimmed] Keek and Sssh Ribbors,.Viivet Ribbons, Xpck Ties, Bonnet Silks, Satina, Velvet* and Crapes, Flower*, Feathers,Ornaments Ac. Onr good* were lough t of the largest and beet importing House* in Balti¬ more and New Yorn, and wit! be sold ai ver; low prices for eaih. The Cabbage for the Sa Kitfccr fur heme ttse or Tor ibtpmant to Vonaua* bant HENDERSON’S EARLY SUMMER.! Thta Tsluable variety, u iron u k tkQ U*t at Un mbit SwlraUo VEGETABLE SEEDS, PeterHsnierson M 1" yl «'»."■ & A Co. A SBMin A •FSWKES. '***{&$**. L C L L a; ti D,’ s ■ Maccoboy 8miff. C mtion to Consumers. 1 As many inferior imitations have appeared upon resembling tba market in ages so closely ours as to deceive the unwary, we would request purchaser to see that- the red hthoarrapheil packed tin bear can* in which it is always Our Name and Trade-Mark. In buying the imitation yon as much for an inferior ariiclo as the genuine costs. He .H*r* Yea Obtain The Oeauthe. LORILLARD’S CLIMAX Tin-Tag Plug Tobacco. The Piueet Sweet Wavy Chewing To baceo Made. Beware of Imitations. StOCk ’.and CoilVey . ' : ances i j lop hiPe sale . at ,, JESSE ______ Of j HOLLAND’S Livery Stable 1,1 ' aiton. Da. A.so a Wagon Yaitl is kept in ebtjBOCtion ! .i )ei J ' vl -,i ’’ rri The patfbna^B ._ . of c ‘ * the people vmuch desired, especially tbo*e from County. W. I,tilfin.in. • II. I 1 ’. Carter. LUFF MAN & CARTER Attorneys at Law. ■ c Si*r1*» Place; Qxorcu. Office over J P Cole 9 C«’a ’ si or*. • * ’ t ?! ER LAWS HE. Optician and JcTPCleT* - •• * . —DEALER IK—- «... . i "Ijlrj WATCHES,,.CL0CK83KW 'li ELRY A«; ' - 'i 47 hk)llU WhSt.. AtlklfitR, * 8 . •A OlVORCK JM'JTJRiBid:- ’ •-I B*k»* OT iMtM, Knrr»y Ponntv : Karov Moatxs V. K»rrap Superior Conrl, »* I Mkreh adjourned term J**. U. o MoiTmJ>lMs. ilk of Itkpjrsorinx to Court from tbo rctnra tlwSheriff Out the def’k doe* *ot ra*ld» In thia c.mnt.v, knd It further kppocring tha t sho does notr»»ide 1* said state: Itisthetk foro ordered by tbookkrl that lorvioe h« per¬ fected by pubiioatlt* in the North-Georgia TiMKg, a newspaper published id e.iid oonnty, 1# terms of the lew. March'2, l'885. J C FAIN, C. C. Th« above ia * trae extract from the tnia nte* of court. C. N. KING, Clerk. YOU KNOW THAI 1 LORILLARD’S CI.1BAX PLUG TOBaOOO with Ittd Vkg; Rose Leaf Fine GatOhew ias(K»«|r^Hpping*,knd.Blkok, Yel!»w8>#PF3 the'Y**! Brown k»rt sve ' dwt)V^«*MMKki).