North Georgia times. (Spring Place, Ga.) 1879-1891, December 02, 1886, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextNorth Georgia Times. The UMctal Paper or the Ceuuty , Subscription Rates: )ae year,$l OU Six months, SOoeuts; Thrss months, la coots. Payable in advance. The cotton crop is about gather ed. Bill Moats skipped to Tennessee, last week. Read the new le<.al ads in this issue. Mr. Hooker is painting the Bap¬ tist church. A f*U line of ladies hats at Mrs. Fannie 3 ohnson's. There are only eight candidates ill the field fox (ax collector. Road workiug is going on in (he lower portion of the connly. This week has been interspersed ■with some spring like weather. Don't forget that we want your subscription if yon have nut paid. Holly creek bottoms were part¬ ly covered in watter last week. A fine lot of shoes of all kinds and styles now on hand at W J Johnson's. Miss Mamie Patric will ent*r school in Dalton iemale college in a few weeks. J. D Temp’e has made some im provrment on the sidewalk in front of his residence. ------— Mrs. W. I. Smith of B’ue Spl^ngs, Tenn, is visiting relatives in Spring Place. MiwGriie Kelly ref urnod home this week after a visit ot several weeks in Atlanta. O Parrott expects to get up a boom in his merchandise trade this fall at his old stand. Mrs, Mary Bond left last week for the “Lone Star State,” where she will 6peud the winter. Liqnor is still being sold in Spring Place, the next grand jury will have something lo do. Rev. J A Sewell is attending the annual conf.rence of the M E church south, in Augusta, this week. The teachers of public schools drew the : r money last Friday. The public funds paid $1 76 on the scholar for t he thr-^e mon ths term. The new couit house is now complete. And a better buildinc for the sam9 cost cannot be iound in North Georgia. Ovbey & Bryant aro making shoes a specialty. All kinns kepi on hand. Ladies sboas of all kinds and grades and special bargains guaranteed. , Saddle and Harness Shop. O N Vance has j ;st opened up a saddle and hardesss shop in Sbring Place and solicits at! kinds of work in this line, which will be done cheap and promptly. Pro. S. H. Fincher will begin teaching at H pps chapel thre am! one half miles south ot Spring Pluce, next Mond >y. Mr. Kiucher is well known in that Bection as a successful teacher and wil! doubt¬ less have a good school You Must Settle Up. Pressed as I am and having carried the paper of my dehiors t. my great disulvantage, I must now be empiric. 1.* those who owe me do not settle at once, will find their notes out t->r collec ttjn. J S Babnutt. AH persons wl o have bong it guano from me in the past will please come forward ond seltle within the next ten days or they will find their notes in the hinds of an attorney f ,r collect.on. ,1 hava to settle wilh.the company. T J OVDEY. Notice— All persons who are ir debttd lo meeiiher by note or ac¬ count will please come up and set, tie by tnejlst day of January, ami on failing to do so will find my Claims in the hands of an A * word to the yiso >8 sufficient. ,v ; WW ' I.— E W Coleman, apro ninenf,young attorney from Etlijay, was in Spring Piace last week on legal business. The readers of the Times wil* no tice that Ovbey & Bryant are mak¬ ing the shoe trade a specialty. Slop with them aD<l ieasn their prices. Notice—A ll persous who are in debted to rna in any way will please come up wi‘h l he money at the earliest possible date De¬ mands on me are due and must be met, and I give notice to all that I can not wait on any one, and don’; want to be put off till the last. W J Johnson On last Tuesday night, a short while after dark as M R. Chastain and J. L. Edmondson Jr., were in a buggy together dtiving slowly tip the road, above town, they were instantly met, by little Heck EJ Qmndson, who was riding rapid! on horse-back iu the opposite di¬ rection In the collision one of the buggy shafts was thrusUd through the heart of the horse which Heck was riding, killing the htrse in¬ stantly, Bnd breaking the buggy to pieces. No other damage was done, but Heck was badly sco-ird, and Messrs Chastain atul Edmond¬ son were non pi used lor a moment to know what was the matter. Fort Mountain Ripples \Veatl er pleasant; but a little cloudy. Col Wmklerthe persevering mi¬ ner, has d scovered a new mine just under the highest peak of Old b.rt. Mr Winkler thinks thit. mine to have been previously worked by the rac°, v.ho construe ted the fort. Your correspondent was the hapy recipient of a nice bnquel lrcm Florida last week. N xt time I,l tjy and divide wi,b you Mr Ed. Mr, John Kearns is moving to the village. Prof tib:.waiter commences his mu-ical normal at bumach to d iy. fcuch a man as he, certainly inerMs the patronage of ad music lovers. Stanford of Hassler M-tls, is attbiidiig the school at this place. The report H at bas been going the rounds, of a negro hiving been pressed lo death in tie coito press of J D Harris; of Wood lawn’ is only a huge p ke. gotten up by one of the fun loving darkies tin ployed there I reckon “Jack Sprat!’’ has gone to Tenn . to obtain a situation as "door keepei” oMhe Tenn Legis¬ lature, »s he failed to gel thre E‘i; in thii State, so ihe Alacu sa peo¬ ple say. Tom Keriey. Henry Enerl.No 1314 N 16th street, HI Louis, eavs: I called to tell yon 1 hat tbe bottle of Tar W>n Lutur Batm v»mch 1 bought of yon is the beit remedy in the world for cr>up, niv little girl four years old had a very bad atlack and we despaired ot her life, but two dost b made her all right. ADM«\I«THHT»R»* fULE. Statb Of UlllROU HUHRAT oounrv Agreenbly to an order from ihe co rt of Ordinary of Murray county I wil sell el public - ui ry befoie the oourt house iloor o said county on the 1st Tieaday in Jau ury next, within the legal hours of sale the fol¬ low pr petty to win Ninety a.rea momir less off of I t o land N >. 283 in iho 2Sih distr ct and 2 a n in <C said c a y, I nowu at .lie P.mgle mill p o er y. bold as tbe roperty bolouj t>lbeesi.-e A Ja t an Ureg ry, lat. of s id eounty de e lse . Tefinsof sale one half ia*h, the other ha f in ti e f r twelve m >c ha with iu ore t at 7 er 'e ;t. Titles o rop riy r t it ed tin pu chess lummy sp id. T s Dec. 2, ,886, A D OllKeiOKV, Adin aisl.ai or. Cannon has ju-t r< ceived an im iiietise stock of full and winter goods, cheaper than the cheepest. Look at the prices uud see that w* mean what we say Cannon sells men's all wool sui t, from $6 to $39. Cannon sells tn n n's satinet suits from $3 to $5. Cannon sellsmen'seotton worst¬ ed suits from $2 75 to $d 75. Cannon se ls boys and children'. clothing from $1 50 to $2 Remember that Cannon's is Load quarters for clothing. Cannon sells the heaviest 4 4 do¬ mestic at fi'e and.a iiaf cents Cannon sells the heaviest 7 8 domestic at lour ai d a l alf cents. Cannon sells good prints at three and a half cents. Cannon sells fruit of loom ed doin. stic.at 7 cents. Cannon sells an all wool red flannel at 14 cents. Cannon sells an all wool ied twill flannel at 19 cents. Cannon sells Georgi i checks, best ^oods, at 6 »nd a half cents. Cannon sells 10 and 11 pounds Kio coffee for one dollar. Cannon sells an all wool 9 oe, jeans at 29 cents. Cannon sells number 20 Oliver chill plow at 19. Cannon sells nnmber 10 Oliver chill plow at $6 75. Cannon sells number A 1 and 2 one horse Oliver chill plows at $1. Cannon sells every!hing at Rock bottom prices for ca-h only. A large stock of bools, shoe* and hits at 1 11 prices, owing to quality, now on baud. Give him a call and seye money on your purchases. cannon gives good bargains m clothing. Remember thatcinnon makes a specialty of clothing. A good all wool overoat at can iron's for $3 75. cum in sells choice New Orleans molasses at 23 cents pei gal on. cannon sells common New Or leans molasses at 18 cents. cannon sells a good oair of iron bound huuies at 25 oents, omnon sells the best trace eh -tin at 25 cents cannon sells cheap for cash. » cannon says the qiick niekle boats the slow dime. A boautilnl lino of boys ready made clotbiug ju-jt received at Ov bey & Bryant's new store. A large stock ol shous <>t Ovbey & Bryants, and sold cheaper than elsewhere. ■ - h —— The numerous losses on legal advcrtisments in the past, comp I ns to annunuco that fees lu.utjt be paid in advance. And constables making levies and returning to th* nlier.lt' will pleuse r< niembir- lha! the fee must be paid betorte ilu advertising will be done. 'Tins nieuiis Liu-iiit-se. i The Njw ^tore ; N jtiee tue special bargains (it tb. new store ol O^boy. Bryant di.Oo, A good wool hat for 50 cents. A good fur l.at for $1 25. feplertdio double soled brogau sho-id foi $1 25. Good iadie‘8 shoes 99 cts Uio coffee ten pounds lor one dol lar. Special bargains in qu, en*> ware ol all kinds. Everything els. ■ i i proportion. Stop, du not di-ink bitterg a-a stmiuiniits which are only tempi rnry ill then iffecl8; they .will nor nnd cannot s:ive back to ou the el-stic step nnd Ought joyous an pr »r«iice of ymith. Dr. J fl Me L -airs .stio»i;tlieii:ns' corditi - and blood puiilitr i - >vhut you wsnt. Anajaacoaiaats. We are anthoi-i/.t-d r.-> announce the name ol A J LOVE as a c.tndi date lor Tax Col lector. We are Hii'h >riz ! i i > annpunc^ the name of W w ItiiOVES as u cmdidate for 6 i rilf Wj are au’h >rize,l to annqunci the n .mi of O L I'ERBY as a oau di ate lor Sheriff. 'Ve are authoriz 1 1 to unnounec the name of J A liOBIN SON as u i-ttndida e f »r She. iff. . V i'-.tr't We are authorize 1 to unnounce ilie name ot \V 11 41’EED as a cnU didate lor Oouuty Treasurer^. • , *Vri tir«! a it'i'iriz d t*> announce theuameo d d uELJtiasacm lidafe lur fix G died <r. We are authorized to announc. ihe lisine of - W OOi,l£ jh a o*ay (bait■: for L ix C •.Ujliir, , vVe are aatborizad io anhoiimj. the n nn < of CJ N K.N v us acruiii. late far Sup ’rior Court Clerk. D - J P- Fann. • *; - RK4IDKNT D«:RTI*t;, DALTON.. ..........;...0E0R<Jlifc i - Alikin4Kofm«.. ohaiitcnliinij 1, ny b ative n«h(h«ry tu eeutod in(irst.ola»E style, and m reaa :txm SQ? J gg enable rates. The Celluluiil,Plate pu p; V full up sets in partial of teeth or .-V; At rMwi** Teeth ektraiele-i) without P*in by the use of SquiM.’' piirA^”’• Dhurie Kther The patronage of theVitisOn* of Murray nouhty i» respeotfullv solicited, good with a Hunrsntee.that I will do pMunujE work 88 they e»ii get in North OiRtriie; end sa aheap deutistin as thoy ean «(et hletrgiA. It done by atfy-first Nortb QUICKEST TIME. — Willi— TIIROUGU PULLMAN BUFFETT 4 CAM. VIA EastTenn &*Bhenanio ah Valley Routes. N. Y. EXPRESS, ROUTE. Leave Macon, L T. V. dkG.daily 2 IS ,> ui Leave Atlanta *< “ 5 40 p tu Arrive Htu« ,< M 8 3d p 'ii Arrive Da.ton << V 50 p in Arrive Knoxville «< 4< l 40 p ui Arrive Bribtul ** 6 15 uu Mrrive Roanoke N. A W. 11 11 4 \ a iu Arrive Sben. June. S. V. R. R. “ 8 38 p ui Arrive Washington B Jt 0 K R “ 111 Su p iu Arrive Jialtiuiure sma •• jiaopw Arrive Ph-I’a Peon. R R “ 3 30 a ui Arrive New York “ 7 110 SIB ■ Virginia Springs all open—al luw rates. Exourtioi rates lower than ever Fo further particulars write to or call upon J F Norris, Ticket Agent, Macon. Jack , oitNSoN, ic Mt. =>' ut ’ ‘ * ,m ta, ot has. . ionr, istiiti russenger Agent .Atlanta. B. W. WKENN, General Passenger Ag<-nt, Knoxville, Tenn. Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway! AHEAD OK ALL COMPETITORS! Tile Heel Route tu Louisville, Cioomiiiiuid, IiidikDBpolia,Cbiuago NuabvilU. »nd Ui. Nortb i«li» Th. lli-kt Houle to StLouiv *uii ibo Weal U vi. MoK.uxU. Tue Hint lloule to Welt Tonnesne. hu< 1 Kuo -ucky, Mummippi, Arkuuean mid Tex »a pomla ia vi» McKvuiio. Don’t Forget it. lie suto in buy your uoKeus ovj N.. C. & St. L. lt’y. : The liU'Xt»iieiif«'d:Tia\ 0 Ui nuu-1 nut go fewuhdtigOb kio n»;cuas«ry, tfuch auerc ui> avoidable at c m^ietn ‘Cfaiou Depute, ra iou iht SuuiiEPERs URTW'ktk; N UluutH and Nnslivili*, Aliunln uud U'UbvilL', NtunviUt) and Si Louis (i« Cu.uu.bu*, N«,il VJito it'nd Louisville. N.islivili* md >loui| in Mitrliu undSt Louis, Mi:K> imv u*d Liu: Ruck, wlmrua inil ctioli is iuhvv with lnr<>u.' Sic, perc to all l’cx»« Cull on vraUdruas J l) LAIlduii Tbav A., AUauu, G;i J II i-ULBLlio, IV X ICUEHs,!’. A., oaullu<lo .^H,Ti o W L pA.vLLY.ii. e.A Mn!ilkviii(t| 1. A., T«ni l urgo every body to tike with li*. J MeLeau’fl Unnio^upHtliic_ Dr. .T ; MoLeati’4 Uoinoeopatiiio Liver nu»l K lat Bi» r: f whi h will cure fever* nnl hual 1 1» Liver erivi Kitl.- ey*, au l give strength an tuae «o the proper organ ot the body. Lewis II 0 11 s c , VVtthln Tell Miepv ol tlie Cua Mie 1 Dalton, G 1 COLG 1 A. Every tiling new and first class A bo ne for t'ommercial Tiave.er ml Winter boaiders. Transitu rates $2 per day. Liberal rate b. Wdt-k or month. Special rates u people of Marray county. J. Q. A. LEWIS, Projiiu-tiH. W namakar & Browa, OAK HALL PHILADELPHIA, PENN. The largest custom nrtler an*l retail do thing lioU<t*. S, M. L\ THOMAS, Merchant Tailor; Dalton, Gkokoia, (JuarranteeR good work and elir-ap ratps. HURD &, DELAN 7 , PIIO FOG RAPIIRS. , f i Dalton, (JEOIfOlA We have arranged our new gallery to make ever style pho¬ tographs Rfiil will guarantee to pleqse thqae wanting pictures. Copies,, ^ud Enlargements a specialy. , Four Gem pictures or F« r votypes made foi fifty cents. Do not fail to call nnd exam ine oqr work tv hen in Dalton. Pictures made on cloudy aa we u a» any other day. Ovbey , & Bryant , Have Opened A New Store In Spring Place, Georgia. Aml the citiz.-ns uf Murray County need no longer plough through the mad to buy goods iu Dalton. We will con-tjinily keep on hand everything usuall kept in a general store, and will sell at the lowest cash prices. It you don’t believe it come and price our goods beiore you buy elsewhere. AT la. F, Henry & Co’s, New Store, You can get good bargains and ready accommodations. A full line of Family Groceries, Mu.-ical Instruments, Coffee, Sug Cigars, Tobacco, Meat ami Flouralwayson hand, SPRING PLACE, GEORGIA, W. J. JOHNSON, -( DKALKIl IN } Groceries, Provisions, Confectionery, Ci¬ gars, Hats, Etc. SPSING PLACE, GEORGIA. The Lest East Tewicasw* Flour. Bacon, Lard, Sugar, Coffee, New Orleans Syirp, T i noil’s Factory Thread nnd a select stock of Summer Hats of the latest styles, all of which will be 6old at Rock LoMoiii piices for cash or barter. trade:' MARK. o': -fr' X • An J intorcst CANCER, ’ § f ing treatise on lltood ami w Skin Diseases is V\K ECZEMA, mailed free to all. Promptly and most TETTER effectively cradi- A catcd by this DICERS, wonderful 4 remedy. 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Library Sheep, Marbled Edges, $10.00. ton l«l( BY ALL BOOKSCLLfHB, OB WILL Bt B«H», CAumAOf ract, on ■soriAT or th« pmc* by J. B. Lippinoott Company. Pubushera TIS end 717 Xarktt StM *t, ThUad.lpbi*. □ mm parlor □ AND CLUB HOUSE Billiard Pool Tabid WITH RECULAR IMPROVED, QUICK CUSHIONS, CUARAN1e£D PERFECT. v W THE 6RE&TEST K8S1E fifUdSEMClT! Used AxUosiv.ty by l'itlVATK CLUBS. Sizes: from ft. to ol'xt ft. V/ Complete 0UI ' outfits^ I| Table, '$ C Cues. # Balls, t0m $40 to | 25, Equal In ell roapccts to tho most cxpentlva table*. Thounandfl wrid on trial and elwaya give eatisfae Mon. Keup.our hnal,and and boys at home with one of onr Portable Parlor Billiard Tables. They I afford recreation -for mind and body, ai.d are a fa,., ination and pieueute to all. Send tor ILLUSTRATE} CIRCULAR and PRICE LIST. AKAM & SKINNER, 771 Broadway, New York. a C- G. ARAM M’PG. CO., a MJk 22 Adams Street. Chicago. MJk The New! Shoe Shop. Ym can get yonr work dore at uy time at tl e lew shoe fliop on he Cole corner. Snoo.- and bar ess made to order, rnd all kinds* f repairing done i n fir/V? class yle. Go and try tl em?'?' . i ♦ _________t-_ •P| Si 4 mr w •J i 1 -yure ) Biliousness; relieves S!<-k Headache tn 4 hours. 3 One doso Neuralgia. They cure en-t * PfuVSfltChills CleartheSkln. Fever,SourStomach Tone and Bed ■oath. the Nervosi S.-WA ji 'Ji*- l i :* ilium and Vigor andyou to the system. will Dose: without OKE IMim. ’ v once never be , ♦ ‘■ ■'.v 25 cts per bottle. Sold by Druggists “*d Icine f eaters cnnoratly. Sent on receipt *V ; la. —.iuU€Ur«rg and Sola Prop#., $1, lOUISd Wk