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About North Georgia times. (Spring Place, Ga.) 1879-1891 | View Entire Issue (April 29, 1886)
North Georgia The bHftciat Paper or the County, Subscription Rates: Ooe year,$100 Si* months, 50eents; months, 2ocent». Payable in advance. Mrs. J D Temple spent several days in Cleveland last week. Will McGhee, from Pine Chapel school, visited home Sunday. Ladies go to Mrs. Fannie John¬ son for any style hat you desire. Gents straw hats to sun any com plexion at Mrs. Fannie Johnson's. Mrs. Fannie Johnson has a fall line of neat, new straw goods on hand. Mr. J P Kelly is engaged in buiding, reparing and reseting his fences. You can get tbree goose necked hoes at Ovbey & Bryant's for one dollar. A neat and full line of new s nnv goods now on hand at Ovbey & Bryant's. A large stock of shoes at Ovbey & Bryant's, and sold cheaper than elsewhere. Lone Cherry was blessed with an all day singing and .1 b g crowd, last Sunday. Rev. M W Arnold preached a fine sermon at the Methodist chr :ch last Sunday, A choice Easter dinner was giv en at the residence of Col. d m Luffman last Sunday. Quite a number of families are suffering with measels in the lower portion of the county. The wood-land air is now redo leut with the spicy perfume ot the full blown honeysuckle. We have been requested to ask the following question: Wh at .3 it that that is , Iways tired? Dr, B B Biown dipped'a fine fish out of Comiasauga, with his bateau a few days -ago Justices Brown and Fincher transacted considerable business in Bull pen court Saturday. A beautiful line of boys ready made clothing just received at Ov bey & Brrant's new store. Col. Tibbs, of Dalton passed through Monday, taking a drove of cattle to the mountains. An interesting Sunday school his been organized at the Bill Ground church, in this county. Ton can give a correct estimate of a .ierchant‘8 trade by the a mount of advertising he does.^ Mr. Welden Durham, of Rock creek, has the premium field of clover, we think, in the county. Dr. J P Fann, of Dalton, will be in town on the next first Tuesday and will attend to dental work. Wm. Martin will give special at¬ tention to the collection of notes, accounts and claims of all kinds.. A select stock of ready made clothing just opened out at Ovbey & Bryant's. Prices to suit the times. -— -» •*««■>- Miss Aggie Ramsev spent Sun day at home, trom Pleasant Val¬ ley where she has a flourishing school. Most all the county bridges, where the abutments v. ere washed off by the late freshet have been repaired. We were compelled to leave out out some of our communications this week on account of the nuiner ous legal ads. Money to Loan. Money to loan at 8 per cent se cuied by real estaie. Apply through C N King. Murray people are doing more trade at home this season than ev¬ er before. And this is right, keep the money in the county and iimc.-s will soon get better. A lady preacher, by the name of Haskins,.preached at casey camp ground and Hipps chapel last week. Her talks were full of sound ecs c - interesting and instructive. - . - L "-. ■ WL “J‘u» Every u< tij Uas gone will over fiebing to-day. Mr. W L Tibbs, of Dalton, says that he caught twenty five trout at Tilton a tews days ago in two hours and a half and his minnows gave out or he would have caught more. Mis. Fannie Johnson has just re¬ ceived a beautiful line ot all kinds of millinery goods, and solicits all persons to call and examine be. lore buying elsewhere. Corn for Sale —We have the Waterhouse reni corn to sell for fifty cash or sixty cents on time till Novi 1st, with 8 per cent interest. Note and approved security re qu.red. Apply to T J Bryant or J T Water home. t Buy your guano from J 3 Bar¬ nett, in Dalton, agent for the At tanta guano company. Their acid phosphates are imported and not made of some woithless rock, now being the best and most popular fertilizers on the market. The New Shoe Shop. You can got your work done at any time at the new shoe shop on the Cole corner. Shoes and bar ness made to order, and all kinds of repairing done in first class style, Go and try them' Something New. W J Johnson has just received a new line of fi. s f clsss staple dry goods, boots, shoes, hats etc. Also a full line of groceries and hard ware, all of which will be sold at rock bot tom prices for cash or pro j duce, Call and examine before go ; ng elsewhere. The Now Store Notice the special bargains at the new store ot Ovbey. Bryant & Co., A good wool hat for 50 cents. A good fur hat for §1 25. Splendid double soled brogan shoes for $1 25. Good ladie's shoes 90 cts. Rio coffee ten pounds for one dol¬ lar. Special bargains in queen's ware of all kinds Everything else in proportion. , Mr. EE Ethere.lge showed us a novelty in the way of a chicken the other day. It was a soft shelled egg in the form of a young chicken having the head, nick, bill, eyes and comb all perfectly outlined, and by pressing the body the head and neck would move as if the nervous system was complete and active. Setting hens and eating eggs may yet be a thing of the past. The most flowery phenomenon we have seen this seasan is in Mr F Vorn berg's yards, From the small roots of a lilac bush, which has just shed its blooms, there are putting forth out. of the g.onnd beautiful full bloown lilacs. This shrub scarcely ever bio ms befoo it is four or five years old, but those blossoms contrary to the law ot their genus came blooming Irom the start without hush or branch. Pay Attention In order to meet some early and demands upon me, I am to make collections and persons indebted to me in any will find my books in the hands C N King and IV O Marlin tor settlement ar.d collection. My books must be closed at once and ai! who can't pay their accounts will please come up and close them up by notes immediately, 1 am also compelled to stop letting out drugs on a credit, and in the future my customers will please not ask it of me. These request* mean business aud all persons whom Ihe} may concern will please look at them in that light. Dr. W W Andersou JUNESHEKIFF’S SALES. Statk of Georgia, Murray County. Will be sold before the court lwuse door in the town of Spring Place to the highest bidder at pub¬ lic out crj’ bei ween the legk hour ct sale on following the first Tuesday in Jun< next, the ds- ermed prop erly to wit: Seventy five acres of land off lot No 43 in the ninth dist, and 3rd section of sui t < onu'y, b •eL- . as follows: On the north by lands of J F Smith, on the east bv Elisha Wnrmack, south by Sam iel Brew or and west oy land formerly own ed by H P B ind and being across ihe centre of said kv of land L’-v , ' <1 on bv viriue of end to satisiy - j fi ;... from U-o court ei county in favor of A H Colquitt, governor, for use of officers ofeourt against Cicero Montgomery prin¬ cipal and N E Montgomery securi¬ ty. Levied on as the property of N E Montgomery. Also at the same lime and place one town lot, containing about one quarter of an acre of land, with a one story dwelling house there on, (ia.« lying in the town of Spring Place, on the east side ot the street running by the present residences of J D Temple and Or. EHL Keis ter, and being the properly where¬ on C E Wail now resides. Levied on hy virtue of and to satisfy a jus¬ tice court ii fa issued from the eight hunthed and twenty fourth district <> m, said county, in favor cf G tV Oglesby, bearer, against C C Riggins principal and M A Wall security. Levied on as the proper ¬ ty of M A Wall., Also at the same time and place sixty acres of lot of land No 96 in the eighth dist and third section of said county, and being the portion rt said lot ot land whereon Wm Williamson now resides. Levied on as the property of Wm William son by virtue of and to satisf a fi fa issued trow the justices court of the eight hundr, d and twenty fifth district o si in f > vor of John L Ed¬ mondson 3r. .• gainst said Wm, Williamson. Levy made and re¬ turned to me by J M West to. * Also at the same time and place forty two and one hair acres cf land off the west side of lot No 43 in ihe 9th dist and 3rd section of said county. Levied on as the proper¬ ty of J 11 Smithey by virtue of a fi fa from the justices court of the 1039t!> dist g m said county in fa¬ vor of Union National Bank against J M Smithey, E F King. J 0 Wig¬ gins and H D Keith Levy made and returned to me bv J B Bond l c. This April 29, I8S6. . 0 L TEJRRY, Shor. AD.ttS MSTKATOK'S NOVICE. Statk uf Gkurgia MURRAY OOUtlTY. By , ii iue of an order issued irom the c urt of Ordinary of said conn ty, will be sold at public out cry on the 1st Tuesday iu June next and during the usual hours of 'sale in tne town of Spring place Place, the Ga.. at the regular for sales of said county, all of the in solvent papers belonging to the es late of J P Dole deed, consisting of due promissory bil's, notes, judgements, ap n accounts, etc.., a mouuting to about thirteen of, cash. hun¬ dred dollars. 'Terms sale This April 29ih, eighteen hundred and e ighty six James C IIinry, John L Cole, Administrator’s J P Dole dec’d Saddle or Collar Galls. Dr. J H McLeans Volcanic Oil LinimeNt takes away Fever, reduces the Swelling aud heals the sores. It acts like a charm. Wash each Sore clean at least once every day, do not rub sores. G W Oglesby, at Ken ner’s Ga., will warehouse^ furnish farmers Daltcn of Whitfield in cl Mur¬ ray counties with sup¬ ples, such as Bacon, Corn, Flour, Hay, Sugar Coffee, Syrup, calt, To¬ bacco, etc, on time till fa 1 if they make good not^s. Will. C. Martin, Attorney at Law. Spring Place, Georgia. Immediate attention given to all legal business. Dr. J II Mo Beau’s XIoraoeopathio Livor and Kidney Pillats will remova those para¬ sites rorn the howols and thereby relieve Constipation, Piles, Neuralgia, Rheumatism aNd all atteh painful oiruplaiuts. From .1 II Dines, lotus Bend Temp, One of our lady enslomers has been affile- | ted fur sumo time with lung di.-vaso, in fact was given up by ber pbysieirns as iu eurablo three bottles of Dr. J II MoLoan’s Tar Wiue Lung Balm have affected a com¬ plete cure which is looked upon here as mi¬ raculous Dr. J. P. Fann RKSIDV.ST Dviktibt DALTON...... ......GEORGIA. All kinds of me.* •i--' C'rtC ~iC a n * ca ^ rt D ^ or fpXCLk:. ^ sssasssK ‘ ■ n style, and at rea, 0 liable rates. The . . Colluloitl Plate put ■ff-y rPwvr full h ” set«of in p ,,r,ifti teeth ot at reason hie rates. Teeth extracted without pniii by the use of Squibb’* pure Sul¬ phuric Ether The patronage of the uHisen* ot‘ Murray county is respectfully sot led, with a guerantee that I will d them as &ood work as they can get in North Georgia, and as cheap as they can get it done by any first lass dentis^jn North Georgia. Dr. E. H. HOPE, Spring Place, Georgia --: O:- Will answer promptly all medi¬ cal calls Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway! AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITORS! The Best Route to Louisville, Cinoicinnati, Indianapolis, Chicago and the North is via Nashville. Tile llest Route to St Louis and tbej West is via McKenzie. The Best Route to West Tennessee and Kentucky, Mississippi, Arkansas and Tex¬ as points is via McKenzie. Don’t Forget It. Be sure to buy“your tickets over N.. C. & St. L. R’y. Thu Inexprlenced Traveler need not go amiss, few changes are nocessary, such as ere unavoidable are made in Union Depots, THROUGH SLEEPERS BETWEEN Atlanta and Nashville, Atlanta and Louisville, Nashville aud St Louis via Columbus, Nash¬ ville and Louisville, Nashville and Memphis, Martin and St Louis, McKenzie aad Little Rock, whore connection is mace with Through Sleepers to all Texas points. Call on or address J H LATIMER Trav. A., Atlanta, Ga., J U PEEBLES, T. A.Chattanooga,Tonn W T ROGERS,?. A„ Chattanooga,Tenn WL DANLEY, G. V.&!'. A., Nashville, Teliu. I urge everybody to take with D**. J II McLean’s Homoeopathic I’iUots, Dr. J II McLean’s Homoeopathic Liver aud Kidney which wlil cur " ' everB > Hn<i he “ 1 ,l<6 ‘‘ ivur 1111(1 Kidli8 V9 ’ ami e ,vo 8tren * th and - tone to the proper organs of the body. L (mv i s II 0 W tthin Tbii Steps of the Caa She<i Dalton 1 Georgia, Every thing new and first class, A home for Commercial Travelers and Winter boasters. rates $2 per day. Liberal rate by week or month. Special rates to people of Murray county. J. Q. A. LEWIS, W namaker & Brown, OAK HALL # PHILADELPHIA, PENN. The largest custom order aud clothing house. s. M. JL>. THOMAS, Merchant Tailor; Georgia Guarnmtees good work and cheap rates HURD & DEL ANY, PHOTOGRAPHRS. Dalton, Georgia We have arranged our new gallery to make ever style piio tograj>hs and will guarantee I please those wanting picture S. Copies and Enlargements specialy. Four Gem pictures or Ki rotypes made toi fifty cents. Do not fail to call and exam iw ( Ui work when iuDalro.: Pictures made on cloud’. : well as any other day o. v . air a > n, TRAMMEL!. Calhoun, Ga. 1 in.' lace.*. STARR & STARR / ttorney s at Lav, Prompt attention given to o il Ovbey, & Brpssf, Have Opened A I*ew Store In Spring Place, Georgia. And the citizens of Murray County need no Unger plough through the mud to buy goods in Dalton. We will constantly keep on hand everything usual! kept in a general store, and will sell at the lowest cash prices It you don’t believe it come And price our goods before yon buy elsewhere. AT L. F. II e is i* y & C © Now Store, You can get good bargains and ready accommodations, A full line of Family Groceries, Musical Instruments, Coffee, Sug at, Cigars, Tobacco, Meat and Flouralvvayson hand. SPRING PLACE, GE< >RG1A 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 I and price. W. J. JDHKSOM 9 ■{ DEALER IN } Groceries, Provisions, Confectionery, Ci¬ gars, Hats, Etc. SPSING PLACE GEORGIA. The Rest 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. TWCQMPARABLE s n i if* oi n & in w. Bs£B UMi wm mm 18 Iff The Most Perfect Instrument & Wort} used Exclusively at the "Grand Conservatory of music,” OF NEW YORK. by ad Eminent Artists. LOW PRICKS. LA SI SLUMS. AUGUSTUS BW&CO.^m St. York. Warerooms, 58W. 23d New HHH 1 f b n HHL iPi H I mm 91111 m If* mmm Are tie fct ii fte f oil I Thega Extracts never vary. SUPERIOR FOR 8 TRENaTH, QUALITY, FTJRITY, ECONOMY, ETO. Made from Belzoted Fruits aid Bpioen Insist on having Bastlne's Flavors AMD TAKE NO OTHERS. SOLD BY ALL GROCERS. BASTI2STS &z CO.. 4! Warren St., Now York. pwawaas-E jpasar:": ^ —- 4 j£§\ « V ‘'Nsf * * 5O tr sffll ^ SSWWMUl JgjJgjigxKg L I LL« (f# Esbliing! No Bftchch*! No Sere Fingers! Warranted not to Injure the Clothe*. Aaltyour Crocor forlt. if he cannot «up, nine-colored “ Chremo w with three bar*. Deal* ere and Grocers should write for particulars. G. A. SHODDY & SON, ROCKFORD, ILL. □ ARAM’S PARLOR □ AND CLUQ HOUSE Billiard ^ Pool Table WITH REGULAR IMPROVED, QUICK CUSHIONS. CUASANTEED PERFECT. W m 1 : -ii :« 7:g THE GREATEST AMUSEMEITI l’«ed extensively by i .llVATK CLUBS. Sizes: FROM 2k'*S FT. TO a.VxT FT. O Compic'io outiiUi s! Tnbie, Cues, sold Balls, from ■ Counters. Ci.slk lips, elc., V# m $40 TO $125, Equal In all rcsaocts to ibo most expensive tables. Thouwamla sold on Mai r,nd always give Ratiafaa tinn. Keep > ■ ut hnaliam? buys at home wit lx on» of our Portable Parlor Billiard Tables. Tbejr afford m-rortion for ml ml sud body, aud are % faaciaatluii and ph*aeu,e lo sit. Send tor ILLUSTK'T'.:3 CIRCULAR and PRICE LIST. AKA^1 & SKINNER, 77 I Bboadlvay, New York, C: G. AKA?J MTS, GO A 22 Adams Street, Ghloaflo.
