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About North Georgia times. (Spring Place, Ga.) 1879-1891 | View Entire Issue (July 29, 1886)
North Georgia Times. The Official Paper of the County, Subscription Rate*: One year, $1 00 Six months, SOeenta; Three months, 25 cents. Payable is advance. The season for idling is fast ap¬ proaching. The corn crop on Oonnasauga is said to be looking up. A small sprinkle of drummers fell in town this week. Rev. H D Gilbert, of Red Olay, was in town this week, Mrs. Dave Wylie, of Atlanta, is visiting relatives in town. Doolittle district was largely represented last Saturday. W H Staples and lady are visit¬ ing in Athens, Tenn., this week. Candidates are getting so thick they are in each other's,way. A copy of the Times will be sent from now till ’87 fer 50 cents. Protracted meeting at the Bap¬ tist church closed Thursday night. Col. S P Maddox and Joe McEn tire, of Dalton, were along Tues¬ day. Mrs, J L Robinson, who has been sick for several days, is convales¬ cing. Jim McEntire reports a flourish¬ ing school at Flat Rock, near Car¬ ters. The grape crop is beginning to ripen. Work in the vineyard will goon be pleasant' Don't forget that about thirty five lots of land will be sold by the Sheriff next Tuesday. Some of the boys seem to be making pretty good time running for Representative. Only about thirty one cases have been filed for th 3 August term of the Superior court. ‘Squire Lindsey Ivie and Mrs, Graham were married last week, Esquire Carter officiating. The stillness of Sunday night was broken by the ringing report of a pistol shot near town. Smiles on the farmer's faces con - tinue to broaden as the crop pros¬ pect grows more flattering. A small party scaled out on a mountain excursion in the vicinity of the Legal Tender mine one day this week. Mrs. L F Henry recently found a guinea's nest containing seventy two eggs. Who,can beat this with only two guinea liens? Some of the farmers have already given the finishing touch to then crops and others will lollow suit at an early date. Charley O’Connor thinks he has struck a subteranean tributary of the Mississippi in the bottom of Capt. SV II Ramsey's well. It seems that both camp meet¬ ings are to embrace the 1st Sun day in September. Things should be changed a little. The handsome gold watch lost in town by Miss Sallie Bond, last Friday, was found on same after¬ noon by William Langston, The rattling sound of the thresh ing machine was heard in the bar vest fields about town last, week. The yield of grain this season is less than it has been for years. Our readers will notice in this issue the appointments of W J Peo¬ ples to address the voters of the county on the issues of the repre¬ sentative campaign. Mr. Peeplet. course in the last legislature is the best evidence we can give as to what he will do if sent back again investigate and then decide. Gilmer county is now engaged in a prohibition campaign. The vote will be taken som 3 time in August and if prohibition carries the beneficent effect will be almost as great m Murray as in Gilmer Because it will greatly aid in stop¬ ping the liquor trafic between two counties. Hurrah! for anti-whiskey side in Gilmer Wander if the town councilmen are all dead? If they are not we would like to suggest that there is some wor.i needed on the side walks which we ought to look af ter. The Minister’s Death. The death of Rev. W B Arnold, which occurred at the Methodist parsonage on last Sunday, in our town, was as universally regretted by all who knew him as any we have ever known. When Mr. Ar nold came to the Spring Place cir¬ cuit at the firBt of tho year, he was suffering from bronchial affliction, and in a short time after his arriv¬ al was confined to his bed; and’the continued strokes of the terrible disease kept gradually wearing away his strength until in the final strag¬ gles ol death his mortal existence was ended. During his sickness be received the very best medical skill, and the untiring, devoted attention ot his affectionate little wife, together with the combined efforts of his numerous friends who did all in their power to render comfort and relief to his hopeless condition. In the impressive scene of death were present liis aged la¬ ther, a minister of many years, a younger brother, and his lament ing wife for whom all entertain the very deepest sympathy. The remains were taken oil Monday to Oxford, Ga., for interment, where many of bis relatives are buried. He was only twenty five years old. possessed a mind of the highest order and promised to rank in af¬ ter years among the most able preachers of the church. But why, just in lhe beginning of a career, which it seems would have been beneficial the world, to the plastic hand of Diyiuinity ended his earth ly life, can only be classed as one of the insoluble mysteries connec¬ ted with tiie human i ace. You can gel tnreo goose necked hoes at Ovbey & Bryant's for oue dollar. A fine lot of shoes of all kinds and styles now on hand at W J Johnson's. A beautiful tine of boys ready made clothing just received at Ov¬ bey & Bryant's new store. Wm. Martin will give special at¬ tention to the collection of notes, accounts and claims of all kinds. A large stock of shoes at Ovbey & Bryant's, and sold cheaper than elsewhere. A select stock of ready made clothing just opaned out at Ovbey & Bryant s. Prices to suit the times. The readers of the Times will no tice that Ovbey & Bryant are mak¬ ing the shoe trade a specialty. Slop with them and ieain their prices. Ovbey & Bryant are making shoes a specialty. All kinds kept on hand. Ladies shoes ol all kinds and grades and special bargains guaranteed. Mrs. Fannie Johnson has just re¬ ceived a beautiful line ot all kinds of millinery goods, and solicits all persons to call and examine be¬ fore buying elsewhere. Saddle and Harness Shop. C N Vance has just opened up a new saddle and hardesss shop in Sbring Place and solicits ail kinds oJJ work in this line, which will be done cheap and promptly. Something New. W J Johnson has just received a new line of firs f class staple dry goods, boots, shoes, hats 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 New Store Notice the special bargains at the new store ot Ovbey, Bryant & Cg„ 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 eta. Rio coffee ten pounds for one lar. Special bargains in ware of all kinds. Everything els. jit proportion. Annouucements. We are authorized to announce the name of PLEAS MoGHEE as a candidate for Representative. We are authorized to announce the name ol WH STEED as a can didate lor County Treasurer O. N. STARR, TRAUURLLSTARR -Calhoun, Qa. Spring Place,Ga STARR Si STARR Attorneys at Law, Prompt attention given to all legalbusiness Henry Ebert, No. 1344 N. 16th street, tell St that Louis, says: I called to you the bottle of Tar Wine Lung Balm winch I bought of you is the best remedy in the world for croup, my little girl four years old had a very bad attack and we despaired ot her lile, but two doses made her all right. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE, State of Georgia Murray Coumty. To all whom it may concern: J C Henry an 1 J L Cole adm'rs of J P Cole, dec'd, has In due form applied to me for leave to set! au undivid ed one fourth of the undivided one halt of all the mineral interest on lot ofiand No 297 in the 26lh dis¬ trict and 2nd section of said coun tv, known as the ‘Legal Tender’ mine, and said application ’wiil be heard on the 1st Monday in Sep¬ tember, next. W H Ramsey, Ordinary. ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE, Georgia, Murray county. To all whom it may concern: VV C Martin, adm’r of Robert G Mor¬ row, dec'd, having in due lorm ap pplied to me for leave to sell the lands belonging to the estate said deceased, and the application will be heard on the first Monday in August Dext, This June 30th, 18S6 W II Ramsey, Ordinary. Stock and Convey¬ ances For hire or sale at HOLLAND’S Livery in Dalton, Ga. Also a Yard is kept in therewith. The patronage the people e-much desired, and especially those from Murray Couoty. Stop, ch> not drink bitters a v ,d stimulants which are.only tempo rary in their effects; they wilt i and cannot tiive back to you the elastic step and bright joyous pearance of youth. Dr. J II Mc¬ Lean's blood purifier strengthening cordial and is what you want. BILE BEANS! What a funny name for a medicine! Nevertheless it is very significant Bile, as applied to the article. lowish according bitter, viscid toWebster, is “a fluid, yel the nausceous secreted by liver.” Whenever the MVWSS® ia'ltjevrautt^’smTtrs'illLBBEAN^ is a sure cure for biliousness and liver complaint. Price, 25 cents per Wm. €. Martin, Attorney at Law. Spring Place, Georgia. Immediate attention given to all legal business. From J II Hints, Tottys Bend Term*, One of <>ur lady customers ha* boon afflic¬ ted for souio time with luug disease, in fact was given up by her physieirns as in¬ curable three bottles of Dr. J II McLean’s Tar Wine Lung Balm have affected a com¬ plete cure which is looked upcu here as mi¬ raculous. Dr. J. P. Faun. Hksidknt Dbhtist, DALTON................GK0RG1A. ■ _____ All kindsuf m« - clianicaland ^ <-r .JgSn&vBativc Dentistry ex " ecuted in first-class style, and at reas onabte rates. The Teeth fr a « t e d without pain by the use of Squibb*? 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 can get in North Georgia, and deu'tuti‘u sVorj{i»! > * ^ lass North QUICKEST TIME. —wrm— THROUGH PULLMAN BUKPETT CAR. VIA East Tenn. & Shenando¬ ah Valley Routes. N. Y. EXPRESS, ROUTE. Leave Macon, E. T. V'. W U. daily 2 15pm Leave Atlanta “ “ 5 40 pin Arrive Rome “ “ 8 35 p m Arrive Da,ton “ “ 9 50 p m Arrive Knoxville “ “ 1 40 p m Arrive Bristol “ “ 6 15am Mrrive Roanoke N. & W. “ 11 45 a m Arrive Shen. Juno. S. V. R. R. “ 8 38 pm Arrive Washington B Sc 0 R R “ 10 30 p m Arrive Baltimore B i P R R <■ 1130 p ui Phil’a Penn. R K “ 3 30 a m New York “ 7 00 am Virginia Springs All open— At low rates. Excursion rates lower than ever For further particulars write or call upon J F Noukis, Ageut, Macon; Jack Ticket Ageut, or Chas. N. Kight, District Agent Atlanta. B. W. WRENN, General Passenger Agent, Knoxville, Tenn. estray notice. State op Gaorgia Murray counTY. All persons interested are noti¬ fied that 1’ D Terry, of the 1018th (list a m of said county, who is the taker up of a certain estray mare and having exhibited said animal before A T Logan aud IS A Greg¬ ory, freeholders of said district who give tile foliowing description t.o~ wit. a toty maie with small white specks over her belly, both hind It 1 1 white, branded on I ha right hip thus *T 8’ ‘T 8,’ one above tho ol li er. also branded on the left shou) der with figures 701, fourteen hands high, about ten years o d and valued by said freeholders to be worth SJO. The owner of said estray is reqnied to come forward and pay charges and take said an¬ imal away or she will be sold by the shenir of said, county as an estray. This June 3, eighteen bun died and eighty six. W H. Ramsey, Ordinary. I urge everybody to talco with Dr. J ii McLean’s Homoeopathic Fillets, Dr. J II McLean’s Homoeopathic Liver aud Kidney Balm, which will cure fevers, and heal the Liver and Kidneys, and ,ivo strength and tone to the proper organa of the body. Lew s House, Wtthiu Ten Steps ol the Caa She! Dalton, G iCOKGlA. Every thing new and first class, A home for Commercial Irave.ers and Winter boaaders. Transient rates $2 per day. , Liberal r rate by week , I special , lates , to or m on a. of It™, county. J. ' Q. ^ A. LEWIS, Proprietor. Wanamaker & Brown, OAK HALL PHILADELPHIA, PENN. The largest custom order aud retail clothing house. S. M. D. THOMAS, Merchant Tailor; D ALTON, Georgia Guarantees good work and cheap rates. HURD & DEL ANY, PHOTOGRAPH RS. Dalton, Georgia. We have arranged our nevv gallery to make ever style pho¬ tographs and will guarantee to please those wanting pictures. Copies and Enlargements a specialy. Fer¬ Four Gem pictures or rotypes made toi fifty cents. Do not f ail to call and exam¬ , ine 1 • oui work when in Dalit n. Pictures made on cloudy well as any other day. Ovbey,. & Itryant, Have Opened A Kew Store In Spring Place, Georgia. A nd the citizens ot Murray County need no longer plough through the wad to buy goods in Dalton. A\ e will constantly keep on hand everything usuall kept in a general store, and will sell at the lowest cash prices. It you don’t believe it coiue and price our goods belore you buy elsewhere. AT Is. F. 11 e u r y & Co’s, New Store, You cau get good bargains and ready accommodations. A full line of Family Groceries, Musical Instruments, Coiibe, Sug ar, Cigars, Tobacco, Meat and Flouralwayson hand, SPRING PLACE, GEORGIA, W. J. JOHNSON, ■{ 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 of the latest styles, all of which will he sold at Rock bottom for cash or bailer. fS TRADE S.S.S. /&£ MARK An f intorest f ing treatise f on Blood and w Skin Diseases is eczema/ MOT mailed free to all. Promptly anil most effectively eradi- A ^ cated by this ULCERS, wonderful a remedy. XT Permanently Cured by Try it. S#Sff e ■ •1 1 1 e- wr in-—I— *•' . HOTlcI3TO m inoK8 AN „ vhHHm nmis. All peis ns liming <. mai <L y. jnet "(F, i| lt > 0h ta e ol R G Morrow lult ’> - Mu r r . v ‘ „„ m . decv- ten. , lu'ieby Molded , lem-tr in I ^ iinot-bie make to immediate said e tue a .rent i. in-rad 1 Ins to j ay u, e 2.1 1886. W C Martin, Aim r of R G Mor ( deceased. WORC0 sTER’S DlCfl 0 m “ V: . |;y\ ; % ' Si i gr2ypiBSs.i«-i»i . : 7T... With Bottom's Eoferme* Inlet for 73 cents sSMUsad. WORCESTER’S UNABRIDGED QUARTO DICTIONARY, THE LARGEST AND MOST OOMPLETE DIOTIONARY OP THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE. WITH A SUPPLEMENT, EMBRAOINQ 204 ADDITIONAL PAGES, AND OVER 12,500 NEW WORDS AND A VOCABULARY CF SYNONYMES OF WORDS IN GENERAL USE. THE NEW EDITION OF WORCESTER’S CONTAINS THOUSANDC OF WO"DS NOT TO CE FOUND IN ANY OTHER DICTIONARY. Fully Illustrated, and contains Four Full-page Illuminated Plates. Library Sheep, Marbled EdgeB, $10.00 ron 8A.LK BY ALL BOOKSELLVBS, OR WILL OE SENT, CAVRtAO FREE, ON REOEIPT OF THE PRICE BY 0. B. LlPPINCOTT Company, Publishers 716 and 717 Market Street, Philadelphia. GO PARLOR □ AMD CLU3 HOUSE ilRard «■ Pool Table V.'ITrl REGULAR IMPROVED, QUICK CUSHIONS, GUARANTEED PERFECT. m-:— ) i i THE GREATEST HOSiE AMUSEMENT! Used extensively by PRIVATE CLUBS. Sizes: from 2-‘tx6 ft. to 3Kx7 ft. Complete outfits ol Table. Cues. sold Balls, o Counters. Chaik Tips, etc., from £40 TO £ I 25, Equal In all respects to tho most exponslve tables. Thousands sold on trial and always give satisfac¬ tion. Keep your husband and boys at homo with ouo of our Portable Parlor Billiard Tables. They afford reereation for mind and body, and ore » fascination and pleasure to all. Send tor ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR and PRICE LIST. ARAfkl & SKINNER, 771 Broadway, New York. A C. G, AKAM M’F’G, GO,, a Am 22 Adams Street, Chicago. jUh The New Shoe Shop You : an get your work done at • ny time at the new shoe suop on the Colo corner. S mes and har¬ ness made to oi der, and all kinds ■;f repairing done in first clasa -ityle. Go and try them' .M x%m 1 »/• a «S|° zL fiM rVi-so Billousnusss Slrk Hcsd.iohe In 4 hour:. G) Oned i'.ev.'ntCiiiils^ is.’. rollovasNeurtilgla. Fever,Sour Stomachs They euro E:..J sp-t ' Mil... Oloai-ihaSklti.Tona jaten. the Serves, ONE nudj!. BrUl. re *fe and V!^-ir io the- f Onset y :hr-.i fluce and you will never too without tv- - :.c. 25 cts Dealers per bottle. gMierally. Sold by S>regg>*t* and ul iji'ae Sent on receipt .-iastamr^ast^oa^udd^s. j-arufacturer* and Sets Preps., 8T. 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