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About North Georgia times. (Spring Place, Ga.) 1879-1891 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 9, 1886)
North Georgia Times - —=r=a=^n---=-— THURSDAY. DECEMHF.R 9 W 9 & Jelect '^Jbo\ Bob Tennessee, Taj lor, Governor who has of been in Washington several days taking observations, ex¬ presses the opinion that what the Democratic party wants a little more harmony and hominy. A little mo e homi¬ ny in the shape of offices might result in a little mote harmony —Macon Telegraph. The Philadelphia Inquirer thinks that * English divom cases should be tried with closed doors. It is to He hoped, for the sake of humani¬ ty, that in this event the judge and jury will be allowed to sit with their heads out of the window. The Secretary of War in -sists upon provision being made for an Assistant Secreta¬ ry of War. In view of the fact that the Secretary is fre qmfitly absent from Washing¬ ton such an officer would seem to be necessary. Mr. McGhee has introduced a bill in the House prohibit¬ ing me:chants or landlords from charging more than 15 per cent profit for the necessaries of life, such as flour, meat, corn, bacon and coffee, which is re¬ ceiving considerable comment in the papers. Senator Beck is reported as saying that the President’s po sition on the tariff’ question, as declared in his message, is -Rt .isfactory to tariff reformers, of Lvhom Beck is one of the most Bronounced. I The president’s messag*. to congress is a lengthy, abl • paper, in which, among many other things, he complains par¬ ticularly of the vast unnecessary accumulation ot money in the treasury. The committee appointed by the legislature to investigate t^i: charges against Ex-Senatoi Rankin and Judge P'atn. have not found any truth in the idle gations against these gentlemen as yet. A gentleman remarked yes¬ terday that the south was made for hospitality and not lor Netv England weatliei. The truth is, the south Las bad a good deal of trouble during the past twenty years. “Yes,” said the proud fa’lie-, “I have high expectations of that boy. lie hasn't been go¬ ing to school but throe weeks, and yet he can read all the beer signs in this neighborhood” Grading on the Augusta <fe Chattanooga railroad has Keen completed about fifteen miles, and an additional force of about two hundred convicts was set to work on the line a few days ago. The patent men have loaded the White House with cures for M r. Cleveland’s rheumatism. When Garfield was shot there was liquor enough sent in to run a prohibition town. Many a man who thinks is going to set the world afire fitids to bis sorrow that some body has turned the hose on bin. Chiverins, the Richmond ill irdttrer, will have tt) die lit j last. j CommM*i.n*ra, ba«»»a JoLoson, E. Water house,Sr., s. L. -Trlmmier, John A. Berry, w.J. White. Board of Education, M.tl, Chastain, Pres. S. U. Henry, Seo’y -and Count; School Com m - lt ^ auari G . uarru, u. i>. Paogu, John a. Spruill. ' . justices. Town _ F24 . b Di<t ., s G j. p„ h. Hear nil, X. p.,»cE wtrmi JohnChil dwCctoV... Eighth—981th Dist , W K Lackey J. P., JBKnbnN. p., j m Vox »o<i jobuingi# The Chat tautmua •" T ime-t not long since charged Lev. Joe T Jones with USlDg vulgar and , , . tlie pulpit, i • onscene lnnguagr* in near Ringgold. 355 But since that the , i Times r - i 1ms taken . , „ j e thing back ami 1 esides, Mr. Jones has been strongly vindi cHtedliy the papers throughout Vo th iu Georgia VI. ____ The Atlant t Constitution looks bl ight an 1 beautiful ill its new dress and still holds a prominent place in the iretit ‘ * rauk ol’southet _ ll dailies. The weather just now, IS not conduciie to pe sorial com tort. Its nature is somewhat that of a fractious woman: there is n» counting «,« its mo, ,1 i few hou's ahead. The chief of a tribe of Dig¬ ger Indians worships a stone church as his god. The poor unsophisticated heathen imag¬ ines it to be a mammoth jug. The bill introduced by Sen¬ ator J A McKamy. relative^to the old judgement law of Georgia has been read the first time aud lost. Prof. E. Stone Wiggins in¬ sist! that the earth has an in visible moon. He will be in* sisting after a while that he can see it. , Blaine is now quite busy trying to keep (he Republican party in the notion to renomi¬ nate him tor the presidency in 1888. Governor Gordon occasion¬ ally casts a ray of pleasan ness «vbout the executive mansion by giving a brillian leception. \ The legislator adjourned a f\w days this week, fearing the lopf of the old capital would beVrushe l in by tin- snow. Talking about bossism, i there any variety wo'se than that under which labor socie¬ ties exist? Henry Ward Beecher says; “We have Socialism in our midst.” Does not Henry mean free love? Trains street cars, telegraph and telephone lines have not been working very regularly ibis week. Prophet Foster struck the “blizzard” tl*-ad center in his recent predictions on the weather. The Western & Atlantic railroad is the safest and most reliable road in the state. The Savannah Morning News ranks among the ablest news¬ papers of the south. The Atlanta council has tak¬ en steps to suppress the wine traffic in that city. The 50th national congress convened in Washington last Wednesday. Candidates who don’t an nounce will certainly be de fcated. Some people suffer from sick head¬ ache all their lives, dragging out a iriiser-thlo existence. If tliev would BEANS only tiy one does Bean) of thev SMITH would S BILK that (one nothing would r afford never them refeif. say This wonderful remedy is pleasant, harmless and always effec¬ tive. The price, 25 cents per bottle, makes it very popular. For sale by all druggists, by mail. aud dealers iu medicines, or sent Directory, J. C. Fain, Judge Superior Court. C. N. King, Clerk Superior Court. C. L. Terry. Sheriff. W. 11 , Rmsey, Ordinary. T. J. Ovbey, Treasurer., M. II. Brainblett, Tax Receiver. w D 0r#r>ry> T „ Collwlw . M. M. Bstss, Coiinty Surveyor, C. B Holland, Coronor. n I he Sl oth by t he vVt gg ns J»nd, nn Black-s, east by a road running the'Sands by M s on the west bv Ol Major Dunn. L» vh d a* proppcrlj’ nfh VV an ■ W K B ack, by Virli’6 of ued and to satisfy justic* an execution ie , from the court of the 824th Dietlict <4 M of said countv in favor ot Tr«mm»H Starr bearer atrainst the eaid KW and w It Zde Ld'rtwnfd *tnme by £) an Kmuer n. c- This Dec the l.,t 1886 C. L TERRY, SIT ft*. Di.t., W.C D Gordon J P. Ira Griffeth N. P., J X Spriuj-ijeld and 6 P Duuc *"’ CuasUble9 - Tenth—8Tlto Hist., T J Bryant J. P., D C Dunn Constable. Alacnlsa—1911th Dist., J II Oneal S. P, J H Wilson N. P.,JD Baxter aud E S Hotr 0,1 Constables, Loaghridge N . P ( E L Bates » nd G w Swanson Con* tables. , KLSST.IS‘I tSllt Ball Pen—1291th DUt., J W Fincher, J P. B B Brown N.P., A T Oaborn and VV H Brown Constables. Arrival and Departure ef Malta* Dalton—Depart! 7a, in. daily, arires b pm. daily. Talking Rock—Departs 7 a. ra. Saturday, arrives 6 p. m. Frida}'. Ellijay—Departs 7 a. m, Taos lay, Thars day, Saturday; Arrives i p. m, Monday, Wednesday, Friday. Cassville—Departs Sam Monday, Wed¬ nesday, Friday; arrives 6 p M, Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday. Connssanga—Deports 6 a. rsday; arrives 7 Thursday. JANUARY SIIBRIKFVS HALES. Statu «p GROBQia Murray Couhty. Will be .old be ore the court house iloor in the town of Spring Place t‘> the bighes bid. derat public outcry between the legal hours of sale on the first Tuesday in Jr unry next, the following descrihod property to wit: T e west It If of lot of Ian I No. 310 a the 2tith dis* »n>l 2nd seo ion >l s%id c uc ty eon ni » : ei * */ hc ptmoie o le^a. Lev e*i on » tbo fi*• pony of Phil! p Hwnnaett by vir¬ tue of ini to m inly lv\o xe luti ns iaai ed from the .lusti e^s court of did Iu 15th G. M •f said o my. u f vor of G \V Ogles Viy vtt tbe said 111 ill p t *‘wiun on. .ovy tnadu by DC K duo L C. amt retuned o in«. A'hh al In- i-Rtne lime an ' pktev one E'gtillt nndividet! mi.it->t! intertSi III lot of lat)(i No 2!t7, ili Hie 26 l» I JitOrict ami 2 d neetioo oi -aid 't niily. he>ng the l* t • : !vi 11 ■ t whereon thu Ij mil — t-iolei Mine is located. LeVred ■ shio properiy an the property f Jatne 1' H' nrv and W SV Anderson, l>\ virtue of ami to satisfy an eXeou lion issue l from tin Snpepio ( Court of said County, in lav. ro W S Stephenson avamst lie -aid James T Henry and W " Anderson. Also at the same time aud piac i ne huud ed ih-m s more or less o o| lot 1 1 land N 212 in llie V6 It District and second section of Comity. Said property levied on as h property of W B Spear- oy virtue ol and to satisfy an ixecii tion issued from the .justice tin of the 1013 li District g. m i -.tid thnintv. in I a vor of G VV Cglesby C L Terry nearer against the aai W B -pears an I M VV Cloer. Also at 'he same fine aud place one sorrel mire about nine years old, and one mouse colored in " mule about thirteen .-ears old al¬ one red and white spotted inilni cow and young call', also one r< and white spotted dry cow, also ne two horse wagon and harness said properly levied on as the prop; erty ot l,evi Branham, by virtue or and to eattsly an execution issued the Suoenor Court oi Mid Couutv iu fa v .r of George W Uib against the said Levi Brunnam, Also at the same time and place one hnt tired nrl twenty five acres of lot of land No two hundred and twernv fave iu the 9th District aui 3rd section of said County, being the property on which J VV Patr c now lesides. Said property levied on as the properly of J W Pfttric by virtue of and to satisfy au execu¬ tion issued from the Superio Court of said County, in favor of J'heC MeEntire against John H Peoples at d said .1 W Patric Also at the some time and place lot of land No two hundred and five in the 9th District and 3*'J section of said county, containing > ne hun¬ dred and sixty acres more or i< as. Saul property levied on ns the property of D F McMahan, he d by him und< r bond for title from J. J. c McMahan, by virtue of aud lo satisfy five sxecutions issued from the Justice’s court ot the Eight hundred find twen y fourth District o. m. of said county, in favor of 1 W McLain W B Loughredge bearea. W 0 Martain, E M Bates, J W Wilson and dark cove Uuano com pany all against the Rai 1 D F Mc Alah w Levies made and returned to me by Dau Kenner L. c. Also at »he s.tma time and place Eight acres of land being in the south west corner ot lot of land No in tbo 10th Dist. and 8 rd sect of said county,and bounded on the north by the Tennessee line, igE. E. BROWN, The Jeweler. Dalton, Georgi . Watches, Clocks, Silver Wal’e, Spectacles, &c. Personal attention given to repairing, banM. store next door to Saddle or Collar Galls. Dr. J H MoLeans Volcanic Oil Liniineat takes away Fever, reduces the Swelling and heals the sores. It acta like a ebara. Wash each Ser^ clean at least onoe evgry day, do not rub •ores. Wm. C. Martin, Attorney at Law. SpfciNG Place, Georgia. Immedintentlenticin given to all k'gul buaiuess. Stock and Convey¬ ances For hi tv or s.-tlo at JESSE HOLLAND’S Livery >i«l.]e in Daiton, (Li. Also a wagon Vartt is kt pt in cnnrnctiui llierewMh. The jiationage oi the people t-much tlesireil, ant i espi cially those tiom Alunaj G'oiioty. Dr. ,r II McLenu'i Homoeopathic Livor nnri Kidney Pidets will remove thosrn parn- 8iteH from the boweM and fherehy relieve i oustip/itifin. Piles, !Veur«lgiA, fiNtl aiieh p.-iioful f* Ii. ADMI?KESYIt/%TOIl»^ NO PIL E. Georgia Murray County. Wln iva-J.W.'l iickei' Atlm’i of C. B. Tucker decM ivpri si-nts to the Court in his petit i mi < 1 11 1 v filed and eiifeted on record, tluft he Irs fully admini-tered C. B. I'ucke’s estate, this i thfcietoie to cite all persons con reined, kindred and creditors to slum- cause, il any they can why said Administrator should not he discharged from liia ad¬ ministration, and receive let¬ ters of dismission on the first Monti if in J mu ary 1887. This Se;u. 29, H 1886. W Ramsey, Ordinary. Alim.USTRHTOH’S SAM:. J'TATK <»«■' Gbohqia MCTRRA vr county. Agreeiiblv f<» hd order fmm the of Ortiinary of Murray ooutny I wi l '*-) 1 a * public-><i ry be-’oie the con t bouse dour o s.tid covMity on 11 e 1st X lestluy in Jnuiary nexi, w ibin ti»« le^al hours of .sale J»e iol low pv ueiqy t«» wit: Ninety nercs more t r less oft’ of I t laml N 263 in the 20.h dis . et and r u so o( said oou ty, known a s be P.iog emill p o er’y. told as tbe roj/oriv bo'ou in^ t > the estate ofJa t at\ (Gregory, latiufsaid county tie.’ease • Terms of situ one half vash, tbe other ha f Jn ti e fjr fwelve moa hs with iutoreit at 7 erc^ 't. Titles o rop rfy rat-iii ed till pu ebasa money : s p id. Fb s Dec. 2, ISSfl, W DjHtEGORY, Adui nist.-afor. Henry Ebert. No 13H N. lGtli street, St Louis, aivs; t catlH.I to tell you that the bot.l le of T ir Win" Lung Balm which I bought, of you is the best remedy in t he world for croup, mv little girl fo >r 'ears old had a very bad attack and we despaired of her tile, but two doses made her all right. HOME SriiAl) NOTICE. 8tatk os Ororoia, Murray County : Samuel M Haggard has applied for exemption of personalty, and I will pass upon the sa...e at 12 Oclock it on the 3Ls^t of Dec. 1886. at mv office W H Ramsev, Ordinary '' From F . 7n n Hm-s, Tottys T , Bend „ Tenu , One ef our lady customers has keen affile ted for eomo time with lung disease, in fact was given «|> by her physieirus as in Durable three bottles of Dr. J H McLean's Tar Wine Lung Bairn have affected a com¬ plete cure which is looked open here ai n&i racajouf. GO TO Wooten il M V Holmes, Wholesale Dealers in DILUGS, OIL- l\ INTS, WINDOW GLASS, CIGARS . AND TOBACCO. V Lalton, Georgia. NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS IN Millinery Goods, LATEST NOVELTIES IN FASHION! 4 4u«t Received at the Wlllnery Store of J. & J. B. GRAVES; No. 85 , Hamilton Street, Dalton, Georgia. -t A new and eleeant assortment of Milinerjr and Straw Goc*?,consisting of Straw Boneetsand Ladles’»-d Children’s Hats [trimmed a-d untrimmodl Neck and Sash Bibhons. Vilvet Pihhons. Nech Ties, Bonnet Silks, Satins, Vel-rets and Crspes. Flowers, Pesthers.Ornnmants Jlo. Our good* were bought ef the largest and hest tmportinjr Houses in Balti¬ more and New Tor*, and nil! he aold at very low nrtoesfor eoefi. Riding Corn HJENCR'S and or Walking Fallow CULTIVMTOR EB A /hd. With dot #ftle Jtow Corn Plantar .// >rh aiul lortilizrr Attachment* eotn B jilcte in one Machine, wemmfmmi at txa&ir Tto KISfieftti COBX-FiELB. \ i ylSC riffoT)ion*priia Kt iit'ii. *i- denVOud in use pivin* »lr*‘.iny entire ibia sntisfac- ;s ■ r il \fi 8ea»uH Lt7 4 three times as 1* rr.o **» last your. RELIABLE AGENTS wanted in *11 un occupied territory. ’ iJend for catalogue nnuL*^ tree. Address* HENCH & OHOfWCOLO, York, Pa. Name this paper. 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