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About North Georgia times. (Spring Place, Ga.) 1879-1891 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 12, 1886)
North Georgia Time* THURSDAY. AUGUST. !3, !»*«. Freedom. To the voters of Murray: I ftavt* been a citizen and lax payer of Murray for nearly 30 years. My motto is and has been to build up our noted county iu morality, in finance, and all good interests that will p omote the happtuess of our people. I am not a candidate tor any office ami do uot ex¬ pect to be. But I am opposed to political conventions and nominations. It is not right for a few to govern the many. By what authority do they meet and say who shall be can didates for the various offices in our beloved state? They do nit take it from the Bible I know; and is there any law in our statute book for such con duet? It is a hobby horse to ride into office by many of the office seekers With some it matters not how they get the office, so they are elected; if it takes it takes fraud they will use that or any means to suc¬ ceed. Away with parties aud your politics and let us have good laws; and to do this we must elect the best and wisest men we have as officers. First a man should possess a good moral character and then have the capacity and necessary qualifications for the office he seeks. To illustrate, tw : men equal in should apply to any of us to build a house; one had used carpenter's tools in way, the other a skilled man, now which man Wt* employ? The same should govern us in our officers. It is our duty interest to be careful how cast our votes, and never vote for a man simplv because he is a relative, neighbor or f.mid, but because, be is the man tor the place. Any man that will run for an office when his friends say it will not do, ought to voted down. Let it be stood that the people, of Mur ray will not vote lor incompe tent men and we will soon get rid of a certain class of candi dates. We live in a govern ment free for any to run and best of all to vote for whom we please. If democracy is government by the people, then we are all democrats aud free, then why talk about our safety Being in a certain organ¬ ized party; we him only safe when governed l»y pure, good and wise men. Let us sink this troublesome nominee falla¬ cy into oblivion and bury it low and yet a lower deep and cov¬ er it with a rock so tk’ek and bioad that all the dynamite in America cannot resurrect its bead again in a government which was purchased by the blood of our forefather’s which made us free and self govern¬ ing. It is the du*y of the well informed to council truthfully with those who are careless and indifferent as to how they vete, but never say you must vote for the nominee of t he party, but for tile man best qualified for tiie place. I learu we have a number of men wanting a seat in our iegisla tine ami congress, perhaps all running might fill the place with credit to themselves and their constituents. Now for a tow men to say who of them shall run, is unfair, unjust, anti uot iu keeping with the princi¬ ples of our government. Let us settle this matter next fall the polls, and those who art can only say the peo¬ uid it fairly, and not a par¬ ty who think move of self than wellfare of the people at Will the chairman of so called party in our con¬ district tell us how was elected and his te* m of But I reckon it is for as I learn we have some in county who have been in for over 15 years. These seem to have the power to a convention when the la¬ class are busiest with work. I am glad to know people are disregarding proceeding, like some we have just had. I hope no can will be controlled by any convention, but wait pa¬ tiently the decision of all the voters next fall on the day set apart by the laws of Georgia. The above is written in love and due respect to all, and we trust that peace and harmony may prevail during the contest and that we may not fo r get that we are a free people. W. D. Petty. To the Voters. I will address the people on the political issues of the com¬ ing campaign as a candidate for Representative at the fol¬ lowing stated times and places: Eighth district on the 2nd Saturday in August. Tenth district on the 3rd Saturday in August. Doolittle district on the 4th in August. Other appointments will made when these are filled. All competitive candidates are invited to participate in the discussions. W. J. Peeples. ^ ^nt a small war tm en thrt lI,lit(Hl States and Mex,co 18 ‘nevitabk Mexico bas anTsted ’ fc! led and » entenc ' ed a c * t ’ zen the Uuited States name of Cutting, for offences emitted in Texas. Mwc,co bas been askt;d % our government to discharge Cut t ’ D S> bu ^ persistently ro (usef? do so - D' ^he United States pretends to give piotec tion to her citizens she ought to mak « Mexic0 come to tim « Mr. Tilden's will has;been read. lie provides handsome ly for his kindred and gives large amounts to public chari¬ ties. Among the items pro¬ vision is made for three public libraries—in New York city, Yonkers, .and New Lebanon. “P ohibition,” says the De¬ troit Free Press, ; ‘is exciting so much attention in the South erri States that the question a liquid South is displacing that of a solid South.” So general is the (bought in that the insurance are cancelling insur¬ policies on mills and lum¬ ber along the rail toad lines. Secretary Manning's private Mr. Brennan, reports former ‘almost entire re. Tobe Jackson, the Carters dynamiter, has been sen¬ to the chain gang for years. The cotton crop of Western promises to be larger year than ever before. Directory, J. C. Fin, Ju lg, Su perior Court. C. N. King, Clerk Superior Court. C. h. Terry. Sheriff. W, H. Rrnsey, Ordinary. T. J. Orbey, Treasurer. M. H. Bramblett, Tax Receiver. W. D. Gregory, Tax Collector. M. M. Bates, County Surreyor. C. B. Holland, Coronor. Commissioners, Dennis Johnson, E. Water house, Sr., S. B. Trimmier, John A. Berr«, W. J. White. Board of Education, M. R, Chastain, Pres. S. H. Henry, Sec’y and County School Com¬ missioner, W. G. Harris, H. B. Pangle, John G. Spruill. JUSTICES. Eighth—984th Dist, W K Lackey J, P., J H KuhnN. P., J M Fox aud John Ingla CoHstablai. Doolittle—972nd Diet., W C D Gordon J P. Ira Griffeth N. P., J T Spriugfield aud S P Duuoan, Constables. Tenth—874th Dist., T J Bryant J. P., D C Dunn Constable. Alaculsa—1011th Dist., J H Oneal J. P, J H Wilson N. P., J D Baxter and E S How¬ ell Constables. 1013th Dist., M W Cloer J. P„ B F C Loughridge N. P., E L Bates and G W Swanson Constables. Shuok Pen—1039th Dist., E W Bond J. P., J B Bond and and W M Richards Constables. Bull Pen—1291th Dist., J W Fincher, J P. B B Brown N. P., A T Osborn and \Y H Brown Constables. Arrival and Departure of Malls, Dalton—Departs 7 a, m. daily, arives 5 pm. daily. Talking Rock—Departs 7a. m. arrives 8 p. m. Friday. Ellijay—Departs 7 a. m, Tueslay, day, Saturday; Arrives 5 p. m, Wednesday, Friday. Cassville—Departs 4 s m Monday, nesday, Friday; arrives 6 p M. Tuesday Thursdsy, Saturday. Connasauga—Departs « a. arrive. 7 Thursday. PUBLIC SALE. Georgia, Murrey County. By virtue of authority from Spring Place masonic lodge will be sold to the highest bidder in Sprint: Place, Ga., on the Tuesday in September next mason¬ ic hall property i» said town. session and use ol upper story building reserved till January 1, 1887. Terms of sale oho cash and balance Dec. 1, 188© if preferable to purchaser time till Dec. 1 will bo given on ull amount wjlit good security. Tins Aug 4, 1886 Tiammell Starr, Chin, of Com. SEPTKMBKR SHERIFF’S SALES. Georgia, Murray County. Will be sold before tbe court bouse door in the town of S Place to tho highest bidder nt lie outcry between the legal of sale on the first Tuesday in Sep tember next, tbe loilowing erty to wit: Fifty acres of land on the side ol lot No. 25 in the 9th dist¬ and 3rd sect of said county bound ed on the souIh by G T ou the west by W V Howell, on north by R T Beck and west land of Mary J Beck. Levied on as tbe property of J O adrnr, of W J Beck deceased. Lev¬ ied on by virtue of and to satisfy a fi fa issued from the court ol the 1013th dist. a. m said county in iavor of Harris & Davis vs J O McEntire. adurr oi VV J iieck deceased. Levy made by tV M Riohurds l o arm returned to me. This Aug 3 1886, ’ C. L. TERRY, Sheriff. ifiE. E. BROWN,gt Tub: Jewkler. Dalton, Georgi . Watches, Clocks, Silver Ware, Spectacles, &c. Personal attention given to repairing. bank. Store next door to ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. State of Georgia, Murray County. Agreeably to tin aider of court of Ordinary of said will be sold at public out cry in Spring Place, Ga. at t’ie usual place of Sheriff's sales of said county, and within the legal hours of sale on the 1st Tuesday in Sep¬ tember next tire following descrio ed property to wit: All that tract or lot of land No. 263 in I he eighth district aud 3rd section of said county, containing ]ff0 acres more • >r less. Saidas the property of Robk G Morrow" late of said conn ty deceased. Terms of sale, one third car!} the remainder on time till the 1st of Dec. n<-x1 with good notes and title to land leiained lil| ail of purchase niuttev is naid.. This Aug. 4 1886. W o Martin, Adimnists itur ESTRAY RALE. Statu ok Giorgia mubxay cobott. Will bo sold before the court house door ia the town of Spring to the highest bidder at pub¬ lic out cry between the legal hours cf sale on the lirat Tuesday in Sep¬ tember next one estray taken up by I D Terry, of the 1013th dist o m of said county and exhibited before A T Logan and S A Greg ory, freeholders of said district who give the following description Lo wit, a bay maie with small white specks over her belly, both hind feet white, branded on lhe right hip thus *T 8’ ‘T 8,’ one above the oth¬ er. also branded on tbe left shou) der with figures 701, fourteen hands high, about ten years old and valued by said treeholders to be worth $40. Said animal sold as an iu such estray by virtue of the statutes cases mad.* and provided. This Aug 4, eighteen hundred and eighty six. O L Terry Sheriff. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE, Statx or Gsnt«HA Murray County. # To all whom it may concern: J C Henry anil J L Cole adm'rs of J P Cole, dee d, bas in due form applied to me for leave to sell an undivid ed one fourth ol the undivided one half of all the mineral interest on lot of land No 297 in tbe 26th dis¬ trict and 2nd section of said coun ty, known and as the application ‘Legal mine, said will heard on the 1st Monday in tember, next. VV H llamsey, Ordinary. Stock and Convey ances For hire or sale at JESSE HOLLAND’S Livery Stable id Dalton, Ga. Also a wagon Yard is kept in connection therewith. The patronage ol the people e-much desired, and especially those from Murray Couoty. Dr. J H McLoau’s Homoeopathic Livor and Kidney Pilletd will remove those para¬ sites from the bowels and thereby relieve Constipation, Piles, Neuralgia, Rheumatism nNi all such painful complaints. HULK MSI. M M Howell,“bearer,” vs E ft Corbin, Sa¬ rah M Corbin and Arfilss M Corbin. Georgia, Murray County: It a ippearing to the <ourt by the petition of M M Howell, “bearor” that E G Corbin, Sa rah M Corbin and ArtiUssa M Corbin on the 8th day of November 1888, executed and do livlivered fco one Oliver Huckubita and your petitioner is bearer, for a va uable considera¬ tion, a mortgage on lot of land No. three hundred and eleven, (311) in tbe 27th land district and Snd section of said county, cou tttining one huudred and sixty acres more or less according to original survoy. For the purpose of securing the payment of a certain promissory note for the sum of $90. 79 beside iuterest at 8 per cent from maturity, made by the said E O Oorbiu, Sarah >f Corbin and Ar ti issa M Oorbin, on the 8th day ef November 1883, aud due on the 1st day of November, 1884, and payable to the said Oliver Uucha bna or bearer, and your petitioner is boar-er for valuable consideration, which said note the said E G Corbin, Sarah M Corbin and Ar tilissa M Corbin refuse to pay. It is there fore ordered by the court that the said E G Corbin, Sarah M Co: bin and Artilisba Ml or bin pay on or before the next term tbe principle and Interest due thereon said note and the cost of this suit, or in thereof the court will proceed as to .hall appertain. AnJ it is further ordered that this rule shat 1 be published ’ mice a month tor four months in the Noliril Gkoboia Iimks. a newspaper „ published iu the cimuty . of ... Mur ay, or served on the said EG Corbin, Sarah A1 Corbin and Artilissa M Corbin, or their special agent or attorney, three months be¬ fore tho next term of this court^. J C FAIN, J. aS.C., C.C. W Ldbruan, plfl’s atty. I hereby certify that the abovo is a true coppy from the minutes of ccurt. This March 8, 18S6. C N Kino, C. S. C. Saddle or Collnr Galls. Dr. J II McLeans Volcanic Oil LiuimcNt takes away Fever, reduces the Swelling aud heals the sores. It acts like a charm. 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GOTO - Wooten asv Holmes, Wholesale Dealers in DRUGS, OILS, PAINTS, WINDOW GLASS, CIGARS AND TOBACCO. Balwn, Georgia, NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS IN Millinery Goods, LATEST NOVELTIES IN FASHION 1 Just Received at the Mlllnerj- Store oI J. & J. B. GRAVES, No. 85, Hamilton Street, Dalton, Georgia. A new sBd elegant assortment of Milinery and Straw Goods,consisting and of Straw Bonnets and Ladies’a«d Children’s Hats [trimmed Ties, Bonnet untrimmed] Silks, Neck and Sash Ribbons, Vilvet Ribbons, Neok Satins, Velvets and Crapes, Flower*, Feathers,Ornaments Ac. Our goods were bought of the largest and best importing Houses in Haiti¬ more an d New Yorx, and will be sold at very low prices for cash. Riding Corn HENCH’S and or Walking Fallow CULTIVATOR. 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T A Sc S E Berry urnl Wooteu & Holmes vs CUT Vanoe. Rule Nisi to foreclose (’Borgia, Murray ft appearing to toe court by the petition of T A&8 E Berry and of IVooten d: thatC N Vanoe executed and delivered them on the 28th day of December J8S5 mortgage on the following property to wit: Part of lot laud No. 200, in the 9th diftric' nud 3rd section of Murray county, containing three acres mere or less commencing 50 feet from pine tree on N W side running back 8 to W Bed’s line, thenoe with Bed s lino to A Mcllan’s line, thonco with Motion's lino n mill lot, thence with mill lot road to Ilasslei Mills road, thenoe back 50 feet from pine tree. Also lot of laud No. 123 in the 2tilb district and 3rd section cf Murray county, Georgia, f r tbe purpose of securing the pay tneutof certain debts on ah Rcceunt duo T A & S E Berry firm of $8,25 and a note due said Wooten &. Ilolmes firm of $79.15 hosides in¬ terest and ten per cent attorneys fees, said note bearing date May 6, 1885 and duo sixty days after date, which the said 0 N Vance refuses to pay. It is therefor, ordered by the conrt that the said C N Vance pay into this court on or before the next term thereof the principal and interest due on said dobts and the cost of this suit or in default thereof the court will proceed as to justico shall ap¬ pertain, and it is further ordered that this rule bo published in the Noyth Gborgj. Tiurs, a paper published in said county of Murray, once a month for four month- or served ex the sa d C N Vanee,his agent or attorney three months previous to the next of this omirt. J c Fain, j. s. c.,c.c. P Manno*, Petitioner's Att’y. I certil.i ihstthuahovo is a true extraot the minutos of Murray Sup’r Court. This day of March, 1884. ; c n Krirc, o. s. c. .-j jj&yjji'li j (( l * # 1 ' * Don't thuo Worthless Imitations. Dr. E. H. HOPE, Spring Place, Georgia, --:q:- Will answer promptly all medi¬ cal calls Samuel JTitden “Tiiden,” the only full blooded Jersey bull in the county, will be kept the present season at M R Chastain's, about two miles north of Spring Place, for the service of the public. Fees two dollars. ‘Tilden’ is from cow ’Bell’' now owned by Col. T U Joues, of Dal¬ ton, and sired by Getty's celebra¬ ted bull ‘L’AIlegro,’ and will be two years old May 2. Cattle raising could be made one of the most pay¬ ing industries of this section, pro vided proper attention is given to the grade of stock propagated. 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