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About North Georgia times. (Spring Place, Ga.) 1879-1891 | View Entire Issue (May 27, 1886)
North Georgia Times. The Official Paper of the Cuuuty, Subscription Rates: Aae ye»r,$l 00 Six months, 50oonti; Throe months, JSoeuts. Payable in advanoe. The wheat crop is beginning to head out. Bacon is gaining ground rapidly in Murray. Doolittle justice's court conven ed Saturday, Mrs. Marvin Smith reports the first corn tassels. Garden vegetables are unusually early this season. The political wave is rolling pret¬ ty high just now. Col. J W Henley, of Jasper, wr,s iu town this week. The doctors say that there is but little sickness in the county. Ladies go to Mrs. Fannie John¬ son for any style hat you desire. Mr, J J Smith ha* improved the sidewalk in front of his residence. Gents straw hats to suit any com plexion at Mrs. Fannie Johnson's. Farmers are giving their undi¬ vided attention to their crops just now. Will McGhee and Ed Johnson have come home from Pine Chapel schoal. Mrs. Fannie Johnson has a fall line of neat, new straw goods on hand. ■ — — You can get three goose necked hoes at Ovbey & Bryant's for one dollar. ------ — ■■ A neat and full line of new straw goods now on hand at Ovbey & Bryant's. Rev. John H Phillips will preach at Mt. Pisgali church on the fifth .Sunday. A large stock of shoes at Ovbey & Bryant's, and sold cheaper than elsewhere. A beautiful line of boys ready made clothing just received at Ov bey & Bryant's new store. Ool. L F Peeples has placed up¬ on onr table the largest irish pota¬ to we hove seen thissrason. AVm. 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 gagned Trices out at Ovbey & Bryant's. to suit the times. Ragr -f— Tavlor has been cho¬ sen 4j|r)a8tnr of the Presbyterian church in this place for the coming year. Congressman J O Clements was in town Tuesday smiling upon and sbakiug hands with his con¬ stituents. Money to Loan. Money to loan at 8 per cent se¬ cured by real estate. Apply through C N King. Judge Bates, formerly of this comity, pow of Cherokee county, and his amiable lady were visiting in the county this week. Let the people turn oat on next Tuesday aDd -express their choice for delegates to gubernatorial and congressional conventions. It is getting time that candidates dor representative were beginning to walz out, for if districts should hold primiries the people want to know who wants the office, Mrs. Fannie Johnson has just re¬ ceived a beautiful lineot ali kinds of millinery goods, and solicits all persons to call and examine be¬ fore buying elsewhere. Invitations are out for the mar¬ riage of Drue M Peeples, formerly of this county, now a thriving rner chant of Chattanooga, and Miss Mary Delia Bemis, of Elorida, Corn for Sale. —We have the Waterhouse lent corn to sell for fifty cash or sixty cents on time till Noa Jst, with 8 per cent interest. Nufl|r and approved security re qu<red. Apply to T J Bryapt J L Waferhou e. Buy your gu.uio Jrom 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. Something New. W J John-on has just received a new line of first elsss staple dry goods, boots, shoes, bats etc. Also a full line of groceries and hard ware, all of which will be sold at rock bottom prices for cash or pro¬ duce, Call and examine before go¬ ing elsewhere. The voters of the 824th dist. G. M. of Murray county, are re¬ quested to meet in Spring Place on Monday the 14th day of June next to select delegates to meet in convention on the 1st Tuesday in July to nominate a candidate for Representative, and to select dele¬ gates to a district senatorial con vention. W. Lcffman. Mem. Ex. Com, 824th dist. Wo had the pleasure of attend ing the closing exercises of the spring term of the Coosawattee seminary, in Gordon county, last Friday. Quito a large crowd was present and was highly entertained throughout the entire day. The school has improved wonderfully during the past year and is now one of the best in the country, .- *4** — - The spring term of Sumach school closed last Friday, and wo learn that the ezercises did credit to the Profs, and the past reputa¬ tion of the school. Prof- Humph¬ reys is no ordinary man when it comes to working up a good school and we expect nothing else, but that he will make a success of the Sumach school. The New Store Notice the special bargains at the new store of Ovbey, Bryant & Oo., A good wool hat for 50 cents. A good fur hat for SI 25. Splendid double soled brogan shoes for $1 25. Good ladle's shoes 90 cts. Rio coffee ten pounds for one dol¬ lar. Special bargains in queen's ware of all kinds. Everything eke in proportion. Not a Candidate. Mr. Editor, My name having been and still being prominently mentioned in connection with the coming senatorial race in this dis¬ trict, I desire to announce through the columns ot your paper that I am not a candidate. I am grateful to many friends in this county and throughout the district who have thought me fitted for, and worthy of the honorable position of state senator, and who have, without my solicitation, given me assurances of hearty support, but my private business is such that I can not, without great injustice to myself and to others whose interests I ha ve in my hands, neglect it, to enter the race ot perform the du¬ ties of the office. There are other worthy and competent citizens of the county who desire the position and whose business at home will not specially demand their person a! attention, or prevent them from giving their entire time to the du¬ ties of the office or the require¬ ments of the campaign I think it due to Murray county that the sen¬ ator be chosen from among her cit izens, and to ibis end I will cheer fully give my Bupport. Trammell Starr - . N.STARR, TRAMMELL STARR Calhoun, Ga. SpringPiacCjGa STARR STARR Attorneys at Prompt attention given to all JUNE SHERIFF’S SALES. State op Georgia, Murray County • Will be sold before the court h .use door in the town of Spring Place to the highest bidder at pub¬ lic out cry bet ween tbe legal Hours cf sale on the first Tuesday in J urn next, the following described prop erty to wits Seventy five acres of land lot No 43 in the ninth dist and 3rd section of said couiuy, bounded follows: On the north by lan Is J F Knaith, on the east by Elisha Warmsok, south by Samuel Brew er and west by land formerly own ed by M P Bond and being tbe centre ol said lot of land. I jrd on by virtue of and to satisfy , fi from the superior court ef'said o< nnty in favor of A H Colquitt, Vo i nor, ft r use of officers of court :uainst Cici ro Montgomery prin¬ cipal and N E Montgomery securi¬ of ty. Levied on as the property N E Montgomery. Also at the same time and place one town lot, containing about one quarter of an acre of land, with a one story dwelling house there on, lying in the town of Spring Place, Ga.. on the east side ol the street running J by the present residences of D Temple and Dr. E H L Keis ter, and being the property where¬ on C E Wall now resides. Levied on by virtue of and to satisfy a jus¬ tice court 11 fa issued from the eight bundled and twenty fourth district o m, said county, in favor cf G tV Oglesby, bearer, acainst C (' Riggins principal and M A Wall security. Levied on as the proper ¬ ty ol' M A Wall. Also at the same time and place sixty acres of lot of land No 9G in tbe eighth dist and third section of said county, and being the portion cf said lot o( land whereon YVm Williamson now resides- Levied on as tbe property of Wm. William¬ son by virtue of and to satisf a -ft fa issued lrom the justices court of the eight hundred and twenty fifth district, a jiin favor of John L Ed¬ mondson Sr- against said War. W illiamson. Levy j made and re turned to me by M West lc. Also at the same time and place forty two and one haiFacres if laud off the west side of lot No 43 in the 9th dist and 3rd section of said county. j Levied on as the proper¬ ty of M fcimithey by virtue of a fi fa from the justices court of the 1039th dist g si said county in fa¬ vor of Union National Bank against J M Smithey, E F King, J 0 Wig¬ gins and H 1) Keith. Levy made and returned to me by J B Bond l o. This April 29, 1886. C L TERRY, Sher, Pay Attention In order to meet some early and pressing demands upon me, I am compelled to make collections and all persons indebted to me in any way will find my books in the hands of C N King and W 0 Marlin lor settlement and collection. My books must be closed at once and all who can't pay their accounts will please come up and close them up by notes immediately, I am also compelled to stop letting out drugs on a credit, and in tiie future my customers will please not ask it of me. 't hese requests mean business and ail persons whom they may concern will please look at them in that light. Dr. W \V ANDFR3on Saddle or Collar Galls. Dr. J II McLeans Volcanic Oil LinimoNt takes away Fever, reduces the Swelling aud heals the sores. It aota like a charm. Wash each Sore clean at least once every day, do not rub sores. The New Shoe Shop You can get your work done at any time at die new shoe s-iop on the Cole corner. S.toes and har¬ ness made to order, and all kinds of repairing done in first class style. Go and try them - Win. C. Martin, Attorney at Law. Spring Place, Georgia Immediate attention given to all legal business. Dr. J II MoReau’s Homoeopathic T.ivor and Kidney Billets will remove those para¬ sites lrom the bowels and thereby relieve Constipation, l'ilea, Neuralgia, Rheumatism uNd all suoh painful compiniuts. From J H iUn-a, Tottys Bond Ton 11 % Ono t f our lady customers ha, bee i ;t Hi it! ted for some time with lung disease, in fact was given up by her physieirus as in¬ curable three bottles ot Dr. J 11 McLean s Tar Wine Lung Balm have affected a eum pleto oure which is looked upon here as mi¬ raculous Dr. J. P- Farm, HbSIDKNT DKKTISt, DARTON. .GKO KOI A. Ali kinds of rue . ■ ebauicft! and A, er . ’"VVi- Vik^ ative Dentistry ex W* - > ecuted and in first-class Style, at leas cetluloW Plate pat «P in partial or Teeth ex ti ne te d without pain by the use of Squibb'* pureSul pburic Ether. The patronage of the ol" Murray county is respectfully solicited, witli a guarantee that I will do theud ns good work h g they can get in North Georgia, and QUICKEST TIME. — WITH— THROUGH PULLMAN BUFFETT CAR. VIA East Term. & Shenan o ah Valley Koutes. N. Y. KXPRFSS, ROUTE. Reave Macon, E. T. V. &G. daily 2 15 pm Leave Atlanta “ 5 40 p ru Arrive Rome " 8 35 p m Arrive Dm ton “ 9 50 p ni Arrive Knoxville “ 140 p m Arrive Bristol “ 6i5 a m Mrrive Roanoke N. A W. “ 1145 am Arrive Shon. Juno. S. V. U. R. “ 8 38 p m Arrive Washington B & 0 R R " 10 30 p m Arrive Baltimore BARR Ii “ 1130 p m Arrive Phil’a Penn. R R “ 3 30 ft in Arrive New York “ 7 00 am VirginiA .Sprii gs All open—At low rAtes. Excursion rAtes lower than ever To further particulars write to or call upon J F Norkis, Ticket Agent, Macon; Jack Johnson, Ticket Agent, Atlan¬ ta; or Ciias. IS. Kigiit, District Passenger A gent Atlanta. B. \V. AVRENN, General Passenger Agent, Knoxville, Tenn. It I^TUATCKUS NOTICE, Georgia, Murray county. To all whom it may concern: W C Martin, creditors att'y, having in praper form appplied of administration to me permanent letters ou the estate of Hubert G Morrow, late of said county, this is to cite all and singular the creditors and uext of kin ox” Kobt G Morrow to be .-ii ivj.pear ni n.y ojtice neni administration ebon d ryot he granted to VV O Martin on Robt G Morrows estate. Witness my hand and official signature, this the 3rd day of May. 18S6. H ii Ramsey. Ordinary. I urge everybody to tako with Dr. J 11 MeLoan'a Homoeopathic Riilota, Dr. J H MeRean’j Homoeopathic River aud Kidney Balm, which will euro fovors, and heal tho Liver and Kidneys, and give strength and tone to tho proper organa of the body. L © : w s H o u s e, Wtthin Ten Steps of the Cna She 1 Dalton, Georgia. Every thing . . new and , first , A home for Commercial Travelers and Winter bounders, Transien rates $2 per day. Liberal rate by week or month. Special rates to people of Murray couniy. J. Q. A. LEWIS, Proprietor. WLnamaksr & Brown » OAK HALL PHILADELPHIA, PENN. The largest custom order and retail clothing house. S. M. L\ THOMAS, Merchant Tabor; Dalton, Georgia, Guarantees good work and cheap rates HURD & DEL ANY, PIIOTOG RAPHES. Dalton, (J KOKH I We have arranged our gallery to make ever style ]>L<> tograpbs and will guarantee t ' please those wanting picture*. ! I Copies and Enlargements ; i specialy, I Four Gem pictures 01 Id. ro types made lot fifty cents. Do not fail to call ami exan - 1HC Otll WOlk , W , lietl 10 ■ t KlllC'tl. l 1 Pictures nuuic ou olomlv *-» «* »"y miw .i»- y . Ovbey, &. Bryant 9 Have Opened A ICcw Store In Spring Place, Georgia. And the citizens ol Murray County need no longer plough through the mud to buy goods in Dalton. AVe will constantly keep on hand everything usuall kept in a I general store, and will sell at the lowest cash prices. It you don’t believe it come and price our goods before you buy elsewhere. AT J.9 F» M e is r j & €/ ® ’s, Xoav Store, You can get good bargains and ready accommodations, A full line of Family Groceries, Musical Instruments, Coffee, Sug ar, Cigars, Tobacco, Meat and Flour always on hand. SPRING PLACE, GEORGIA, Mwgbes & Law 9 HATTERS AND GENTS FURNISHERS, No. 9 Peachtree St. Atlanta, G a II ATS, . UNDER WEAR, HALF IIOSE, NECKWEAR GLOVES, SUSPENDERS, ETC. | Give us a call when in the city, We cansuit you in style ! -i • j ‘ ' " W. J. JOHNSON, I)RARER IN , Groceries, Provisions, Confectionery, Ci ! gars, Hats, Etc. SFSING PLACE, G EOKGIA. The best East Tennessee Flour, lktcoii, Laid, Sugar, Coffee. New Orleans Syrup, Lotion’s Factory Thread and a select stock of Summer Hats ei: the latest styles, all of which will be sold at Rock bottom prices 1 for cash or barter. Tmmmu. i i gif* ml A MS f|l Sk I iwm it Tic Most Perfrct Mtrirat WorH. I Used Exclusively atthe “Grand Conservatory of music,” OF ME VJ V OR - '. Endorsed by all Eminent Artists. LOW PKICEH! EASY TERMS! Warerooms, AUGUSTUS 58 BfiffS V/. 23d & St. CO.,mm New YORK. ''■Wm. 1 •■'J, Hi Baa B Are MM in lie Worlil. These Extracts never vary. BUPEKI03 FOB 8TREHGTK, QUALITY, PURITY, ECONOMY, ETC. Made from Selected Frnlta and Splcedi Insist on having Bacthe's Flavors AND TAKE NO OTHERS. SOLD BY ALL GROCERS. BASTlETJa 5c CO., 41 Warren St., New York. fc: 4 ‘"a, 4 Vi|^ f % JamJSiff; Of'i i pW U ffo Ratling! No Ibctartie! No Sort Clothes. Fingers! Warranted not to Injure the AtKyour tiroefr lor i J. If ho cannot aup of n 4o!o? 0 rt “ Chrmno '' wifh t ’r,®' ha™ Deal! en and Grocers should write for particular#. C. A. SHOTOY & SOW, EOCKFOED, ZX*Z» □ mm pahlor □ AHO CLUB HOUSE WITH REGULMi IWPRO'/EO, QL'ICK CUSHIONS, OUARANTiEO PERFECT. - AW VV , it THE GREATEST K 9 SHE AMUSEIHTI tied extensively by i’RIVATB CLUBS. SI2E3: FROM S^-ACi FT. TO 3Xx7 FT. > Complete outfit.* of Table. Cues. Balls, o I M 8 Counters, Chalk Tips, etc., soldirom $40 ro 9126, Equal In all respects to the most expensive tables. Thousands sold on trial and always gtve rettaftne tien. Keep yonr husband and boys at boms with one of our Portable Parlor Billiard Tables. Tbscr afford recreation for mind and body, and axe a fascination and pleasure to ail. Send lor ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR and PRI0S LOT. AKAM & SKINNER, 771 Broadway, New Yon*. jUA A c. 6. km MTB. CO., mJL. A t2 Adame Street, Chicago.
