North Georgia times. (Spring Place, Ga.) 1879-1891, August 05, 1886, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextNorth Georgia Times. Ttte OilicUl riper of the County, Subscription Rates: One year,$l 00 Si* months, Mounts; Three months, S5 cents. Payable la advance. The town boys have organized a base ball club. Mrs. EH Hope is visiting in Gordon, this weak. The Sheriff sold about 4500 acres of land Tuesday. Col. TR Jones, of Dalton, was in town yesterday. The long needed street working is going on this week. Plenty of home'raised watermel¬ ons are new on the market. A copy of the Times will be sent from uow till ’87 for 50 cents. Col. T Starr has been rusticating at Oohutta Springs during the past week. Dr. Keister has been quite sick the past few days, but is now con¬ valescing. The jury revisors are busy this week shaking names in and out of the jury box, W J Johnson and George B McGhee left yesterday for a short visit in Atlanta. Prof. Bright is teaching a sing¬ ing school at Pleasant Valley chutch this week. Bill Henry has the special thanks of the editor for some of the finest gtapes of the season William Trimmier and lady, of Gordon, are visiting friends and relatives in this county. Transgressors of the law had better begin to hide out, superior court is fast approaching. T M McLain, near Woodlawn, wa3 thrown from a mule last Sun¬ day and his wrist dislocated. The political speech of Hon. W- J Peeples on Tuesday, was well delivered and to the point. The second kiln of brick for the court bouse has been burned and bricklaying will now go on undis¬ turbed The gentle showers continue to come, giving a flattering aspect to the corn and cptton fields of the county. Oar town was full of of peeple last Tuesday, and the candidates worried themselves and the peo¬ ple considerably. S E Field, formerly of this coun¬ ty, now ot Whitfield, spent 6ever days among his friends in this county during the past week. Sheriff Teriy placed George Denson, a transient mam from Lumpkin county, in onr county jail this week, charged with misde¬ meanor. ____ Charley Broyles announced in a speech Tuesday, i» this place that he was not a candidate for the senate and did not know that he would be. Col Bill Glenn has received the nomination for representative of Whitfield. Bill is an able young lawyer and will doubtless make a good legislator if elected. Dr. Fann, the skillful, reliable dentist of Dalton, was in t( wn Tuesday looking after dental work. The doctor can be found m Spring Place most ever}’ sale day and will gladly wait on his customers. If transgressors of the law don't want to be picked up, they had better not get in “telegraph dis¬ tance of Lewis Terry, for he will fasten on their sinning bodies cer¬ tain. Well, this ie right if we have a sheriff let him perform the duties of the off ice. We had the pleasure of quaffiiug several draughts of the soothing wators of Cohuttah Springs last week, which combined with the tasty eatables and other accorao dations of Mr- Ben Gregory's hotel make a visit to the springs a rare treat. Qnite a number ot persons are sojourning at this our county's popular watering place, for the purpose of renewing health in and mind, Our readers will notice in this issue a repnblioation of Mr, Pleas McGnee's letter announcing him¬ self as a candidate ior represents tire. Mr. McGhee has a strong following in the county and if elec¬ ted will make a safe representa¬ tive. The numerous losses on legal advertismenta in the past compel us to announse that fees must be paid in advance. And constables making levies ant^retu ruing to the sheriff will please remember that the fee must be paid before the advertising will be done. Tnis means business. Woodlawn Dots Thermometer in the shade, rati cury at 90. Farmers finishing work on crops. Prospect for not more than half crops of corn and cotton. Clover generally good. Farming land and roads badly washed by the heavy June rains. Large school here under the efficient tutorage of D C Vining and Miss Sallie Bond Very lew visitors at Cohuttah Springs this summer. ♦Watermelon crop almost an en¬ tire failuio hereabout, Mrs. Jane and Mis3 Alice Megee of this place, but now ot are visiting in the neigh¬ borhood. Mrs. Vining, of Fayetteville, is visitiug here. W.R. D. Senatorial. We learn that Whitfeld county selected delegates co meet the delegation iu the senatori convention to be held in Tilton Saturday; and also that most, not all, the Whitfield delegates Murray's claims as to the of furnishing the next Sena¬ A settlement of this ques¬ between Murray and Whit will amount to a disposition the dispute in the district, for has always stood by Gor¬ man, and surely Gordon will not undertake to pay in other coin than the courtesy and friendship she always received. The word '8 being variously defined, whether it means around and as the fly walks around an back aud forth as the wear¬ shuttle, to and fro like the elbow, up aud down like mechanic’s hammer, or slant¬ as the course of an avalanche, is not onr business to discuss. in this instance ii certainly that each of the three coun¬ is to furhish an equal number senators to represent the dis¬ in the upper house of the gen¬ assembly. Has such been our since the formation of the district in I860? If Murray has furnished one third of since formation of the then this is not her time. Jut since she has furnished a sen only three years in twenty if this is not her time when will it come? Murray A fine lot of shoes of all kinds and styles now ou hand at W J Johnson's. A beautiful line 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 »t Ovbey & Bryant's, and sold cheaper than elsewhere. A select stock of ready made clothing just opaned out at Ovb >y & 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 learn their prices. Ovbt-y A B yant are making shoes a special tv. All kinds kept on hand. Ladies shoes of all kinds and grades and special bargains guaranteed. Mrs. Fannie Johnson has just re¬ ceived a beautiful line ot ali kinds nf trillinery goods, and solicits all -v-rsons to call anti examine be fore buying elsewhere, You can get turee goose necked hoes at Ovbey & Bryant's for one dollar. Saddle and Harness Shop. 0 N Vance has just opened up a new saddle and hardesss shop in Sbring Place and solicits all kinds 05 work in this line, which will be done cheap and promptly. Something New. W J Johnson has just received anew line of first class staple dry goods, boots, shoes, bats etc. Also a fall line of groceries and hard¬ ware, all of which will be sold at rock bottom prioes 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 & 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. Announcem ents. We are authorized to announce the name ef PLEAS McGHEE as a candidate for Representative. We are authorized to announce the name ol W H STEED as a can didate tor Oounty Treasurer O. N. STABS, TEAM MULL STABS Calhoun, Ga. SpringPiaoe,Ga STARR & STARR Attorneys at Law, Prompt atteation given to alllegalbusiness Henry Ebert, No. 1344 N. 16th street, St Louis, says: 1 called to tell yon that the bottlo of Tar Wine Lung Balm wuich 1 bought of you is the best remedy in the world for cr.mp, my little girl four years old had a very bad attack and we despaired of tier lile, but two doses made her all right. ADMINISTRATOR’S* NOTICE, Georgia, Murray county. To all whom it may concern: VV O Martin, adm’r of Robert G Mor¬ row, dec'd, having in duu form ap pplied to me for leave to sell the lauds belonging to the estate of said deceased, and the application will be heard on the first Monday in August next. This June 30th, 1880 W U Ramsey, Ordinary. Stop, do not dank bitters and stimulants which are only tempo rary in their effects; they will not and cannot give back to you the elastic step and bright joyous ap¬ pearance of youth. Dr. J H Mc¬ Lean's strengthening cordiat and blood purifier is what you want. BILE BEANS! What a funny name for a medicine! Nevertheless it is very significant Bile, according as applied to Webster, to the .is “a article. yel¬ lowish bitter, viscid liver.” nausceous Whenever fluid, secreted by the the liver does not act properly this fluid is retained in the blood and poisons the whole system, and sallowness and misery is the result. SMITH’S BILE BEANS is a sure cure for biliousness and liver complaint. Price, 25 cents per bottle. Win. C. Martin, Attorney at Law. Spring Place, Georgia. Immediate attention given to all legal business. From J U Uin*s, Tottys Beni One of our lady customers has beea ted for somo tiiuo with luug disaa*o, fact was given up by her physicirns as curable three bottles of Dr. J II Tar Wine Lung Balm have affected a plete cure which is looked upon hero as raculous. Dr. J. P. Fann. Resident Bkhtist’, DALTON.... GEORGIA. - ___ All kinds of me r&kfSIlKiOjr- chanicaland u, er J »tiveDentistrycx ecutod in first-class * • t fe: style,and atreas enable rates. The Pp gf Celluloid Plateput up in partial or reasonsb°il‘"rates, without pain by the use of Sqnibb's pureSui ^VS^g!. I 5 l!K°SStf: f , Hiss d*a'tjst North hy in QUICKEST TIME. -WITH THROUGH PULLMAN BURFETT CAR. VIA East Tenn. & Shenando¬ ah Valley Koutes. N. V. EXPRESS, ROUTE. Lsave Mao'JU, n. T. V. 4ttt. daily 2 15pm Leave Atlanta n « 5 48 f a Arrive Rome “ 8 35 p in Arrive Daiton “ 9 60 p m Arrive Knoxrille “ l 40 p n> Arrive Bristol " 6 15 a in Mrrive Roanoke If. & W. "1145am Arrive Shen. Juno. S. V. R. R. “ 8 38pm Arrive Washington B & O R R “ 10 30 pm Arrive Baltimore BiPEH “ 1130 p m Arrive Phil's Penn.R R “ 3 30 a m Arrive New York « 7 00 aui Virginii Springs All open—At low rAtes. Excursion rAtes lower than ever Fo. further particulars write to or call upon J F Norris, Ticket Agent, Macon; Jack Johnson, Ticket Agent, Atlan¬ ta; or Ciias. N. Right, District Passenger Agent, Atlanta. B. W. AVRENN, General Passenger Agent, Knoxville, Tenn. Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway! AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITORS! The Best Route to Louisville, Cincleinn a ti, Indianapolis, Nashville. Chicago and the North is via The Best Route to StLouis and thej is via McKenzie. The Best Route to West Tennessee and Kentucky, Mississippi, Arkansas and Tex as points is via MoKenzie. Don’t Forget It. Be sure to buy your ticiceis over Y.. C. & St. L. R’y. The Inexprieuced Traveler need not go amiss, fewchanges are necessary, such asere unavoidabloara inadein Union Depots, THROU SLzJEPaRS BETWEEN Atlanta and Nashville, Atlanta and Louisville. Nashville and StLouis via Columbus, Nash¬ ville and Louisville, Nashville and Memphis, Martin and St Louis, McKenzie aad Little Kook, where connection is mace with Through Sleepers to all address Texas points. Call on or J H LATIMER Tbav. A., Atlanta, Ga., J II PEEBLES, T. A. Chattanooga,Tenn W T ROGERS,?. A., Chattanooga, Tenn W L DAN LEY, G. P.Jt T. A •> Nashville, Tenn. I urge overybodv to take with I)r. J II McLean’s llomoeopathio Fillets, Dr. J H McLean’s Homoeopathic Livor aud Kidney Balm, which will cure fevers, and heal the Livor and Kidneys, and givo strength and ton > to ihe proper organs of the body. — Lewis House, Wtthln Ten Steps of the Caa 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 people of Murray county. J. Q. A. LEWIS, Proprietor. W&namaker & Brown, OAK HALL PHILADELPHIA, PENN. The largest custom order and retail clothing house. S. M. D. THOMAS, Merchant Tailor; Dalton, Georgia, Guari'anteeR good work aud cheap rates HURD & DEL ANY, PHOTOGRAPHRS. Dalton, Georgia. We have arranged our new gallery to make ever style pho¬ tographs and will guarantee to please those wanting pictures. Copies and Enlargements a gpfcCialy. 1 ^ FoUl’ GeUl pictures Ol’ Ftr rotypes made for fifty cents. Do not fail to Call and i**e our work when in Dalton. Ketur* on cloudy well as any other day. Ovbey, & Bryant, Have Opened A Hew Store In Spring Place, Georgia. Ami the citizens of Murray County need no longer plough through the mad to buy goods in Dalton. We, will constantly keep on hand everything usual I kept in a general store, and will sell at the lowest cash prices. If you don’t believe it coiae"aud price our goods before you buy elsewhere. AT L<. F. Henry & Co ’§, 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 Flour always on baud. V 9 SPRING PLACE, GEORGIA, W. J. JOHNSON, -{ healer in y 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 ol the latest styles, all of which will be sold at Rock bottom prices for cash or barter. £ # An f interest CANCER, f ing treatise ( on Blood and f Skin Diseases is , mailed free to all. Promptly and most TETTER, effectively eradi- A cated by this ULCERS, wonderful a remedy, f Permanently Cured by Try it. S#Sp#' ^ / V- . I NOTICE TO DEBTORS AM) CKI2D ITORS. All peis ns having d- mauds against :ln et-tate ol R G Morrow latt of Miuray *’ouniy, decer-red. lieieby liotifed 10 leinur in tile r demands to the undersign, <1 to law; and ail ptrions ludeb'e to said estate ar equ red lo make immedi tte ] ayincnt This 22 lSb6. W C Martin, Adm’r of R G Mor¬ row deceased. - •’ • H a? as* m : 1 V It! With Dralna’s B»f#ra«ss Ida IW 75 otttl additional. WORCESTER’S UNABRIDGED QUARTO DICTIONARY, THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE OIOTIONARY OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE. WITH A SUPPLEMENT, EMBRACING 204 ADDITIONAL PAGES. AND OVER I2.BOO NEW WORDS ANO A VOCABULARY OF 8YNONYMES OF WORDS IN GENERAL USE. THE NEW EDITION OF WORCESTER’S DICTIONARY CONTAINS THOUSANDS OF WORDS NOT TO BE FOUND IN ANY OTHER OIOTIONARY. Fully illustrated, and contains Four Full-page lllum.nated Plates. Library Sheep, Marbled Edges, $10.00. TOR SALE BY ALL BOOKBCLLCWS, OH 8* SEN*, CAWHIAtr FUEL, ON MOKIPT OF TTE WUCE BY d. B. LlPPINCOTT COMPANY, Publishers. 715 and 717 Harket Stiwot, Phttadripki*. □ ARAM’S PARLOR □ AND CLUB HOUSE Poo! Table WITH RECUUR IMPROVED, QUICK CUSHIONS, cuaranteed perfect. THE GREATEST HQKE AMUSEMENT! Esed extensively by PRIVATE CLUBS. Sizes: from 2'£xS ft. to 3«*t ft. Complete outfits ol Table. Cues. Balls, o ■ ■ Counters, Chalk Tips, etc., solcJfrom $40 TO $ 125, Equal In all respects to the most expensive tables. Thousands sold on trial and always give satisfac¬ tion. Keep Portable your husband and boys at home with one of our Parlor Billiard Table*. They afford fascination recreation and pleasure for mind all. and body, and are » to Send lor ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR and PRICE LIST. AKAM & SKINNER, 771 Broadway, New York. MJL A C. G. AKAM M’F’G. CD., JUL a 22 Adams Street, Chicago. The New Shoe Shop. You can get your work done at any time at the new shoe shop on the Cole corner. Snoes and har¬ ness made to order, and ail kinds of repairing done in first c!a-s style. Go and try them- 1M1TMS (?) mS sff® $TB , ^y UP3 BUi ou sness; Sick Headtcbc m 4 hat ^ I Tt« F..S>. ilieih.esne 25*te fWriMtae. and v».i will never Sold tiyCn-jfi'r”.- he withnt* !>-,«. •! j UntuBt* gonerali). Sent receipt i »• -‘icii-.e or. \ ktaimlaeturars and Salt Props., ST. LOUIS, ted.