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About North Georgia times. (Spring Place, Ga.) 1879-1891 | View Entire Issue (May 12, 1887)
m North Georgia Times. The Official Baper of the County, Subscription Rate.: On. year,$l #• Six mouths, Moents; Three months, J5 cents. Payable >» advance. o W Cole has returned from Florida. Hon. P McGhee was in town one day last week. Judge Bryant is spending a few days in Dalton. A full line of ladies hats at Mrs. Fannie Johnson's. O Parrott says he is right at the front with his trade. Soring Place, was out on a fish¬ ing tour last Tuesday. (V|rs J O Henry reports the first Irlshpotatoes this season. Judge J D Temple has gone to •Cleveland Tenn. this week. MrB O C Goins had english peas for dinner on the first Sunday in this month. Call and see T J Ovbey‘s new stock of ladies hats. Cheaper than hhe cheapest. A beautiful line of boys ready made clothing just received at T J Ovbey's new store. Col. L F Henry, after a few weeks, stay in Florida, is again at his home in the village. We are glad to note, that Dr William Anderson, is again able to walk about his premises. Go to Cartwright Bros., Dalton. Ga., for dry goods of all kinds. Cheaper than the cheapest. T A & S E Berry are headquar¬ ters for plows, hoes and spring hardware, and dont you forget it. For goods cheap, and big prices for feountry produce, L F Clark Fort Mountain, is the man to trade with. T A & S E Berry are receiving a fine assortment of buggies, har¬ ness etc. Cheap tor cash or ou time. Dr J F Harris was quite glad sick last week' but we are to note, tbat he is able for duty again. Spring Place, is still on the ad¬ vance—Jones & Roberts are put¬ ting up a corn mill at the King & Kelly factory. Uncle Tbos. Hill and family of the Tenth district, received a se¬ vere shock from lightning during the recent stoim. Alonzo Morgan, son of Mr Will¬ iam Morgan, of Bull Pen district, has been quite siok. But we learn is improving slowly. Deputy U. S. Marshal Edmondson accompanied by one of his brother deputies, has gone to Albany N Y. in charge of three prisoners. Spring, is here; the flowers are in bloom; chickens are frying size, and the young ladies are always ready So, whv not have a picnic? For bargains in boots and shoes go to Cartwright Bros, next to O'Neil’s corner, Dalton, Ga. They sell cheaper than any house in the r. The readers of the Times will no¬ tice that T J Ovbey is mak¬ ing the shoe trade a specialty. StopVitb them and learn their prices. When you go to purchase your summer suit call on Cartwright and get ..... their Bros., Dalton, Ga., prices. Gents elegant suits from $6 to $10 Cols Starr and Martin are out the A. & O It- K, „ taking stock for We hope the people will give them an attentive ear, and a liberal sub acription. T J Ovbey is making shoes a specialty- All kinds kept on hand. Ladies shoes ot all kinds and grades and special bargains guaranteed. We learn that during the recent rains, the farming lands of Alacul sr were badly damaged by wnt r spouts; there being as high as Seven spouts on one farm. Mrs W H Staples, was reported a few days since as being at the point of death; but with ber great resolution to assist her she is again visiting relatives in town. — ----- -- Wheu you go to Dalton take your meals at Buchholz, restaurant. He will feed you well and treat you well and charge you only twenty five cents per meal. Cartwright Bros., Dalton, Ga., have just received the finest as¬ sortment of spring and summer goods to be found in the citv. Give them a call aud be convinced. Cartwright Bros., Dalton, Ga, invite the citizens of Muriay coun ly to come and see them when in town. They will furnish anything kept in a first class store, cheap. Rev. — Taylor has been called as our spiritual instructor at the Presbyterian church during the next year. The field is broad, and, we wish for him, an abundant harvest. Mr rf A Wilkins, of Chattanoo¬ ga, has been in the village a few days. Will, is one of our most worthy and congenial young men, and, always receives a hearty wel¬ come in our midst. —» ...... The New Store Notice the special bargains at the new store ot T J Ovbey. A good wool hat for 50 cents. A good fur hat for $125. Gocd stoves, cheaper than can be bought auywhere. Mr G L Moore is making some valuable improvements to his dwell¬ ing. That’s right George, fix up, the railroan may come right through your yard—but don't for¬ get to take stock, liberally. It might not come. Jud Galt, Col, was arraigned be foie Esqrs. Heartsill and Carter, a few days ago, for creating a riot on the corner of Cole and Temple St., and, failing to give the bond re¬ quired was placed in the county for safe keeping. Tsotice All who are indebted to the t please make Times office will all future settlements for the year 1887 with King and Carter. Mr Hix having retir¬ ed from anv further connection with the paper. Fish will be more plentiful in the water courses near Spring Place, next year, as Capt. Keu ner will have to lay his tackle in the shade. We trust, as the Capt is a gallant and gay gentleman, that he will make an accommoda¬ ting post master. Wool Carding. Parties leaving their wool at Coffey, More & Co’s, can have it carded and rolls returned on short notice. I have the best machine of the age, have 38 years experi¬ ence, and will guarantee better work than any body. H H James & Co. Cleo, Tenn. Farmers report crops very flat¬ tering so far. Our farmers are not planting so much cotton, nor buy¬ ing as much guanno as usual. But raisiug more hog and hominy, and the result will be that we will be healthier and feel better in the fall and meet our demand for supplies —and, pay promptly our subscrip¬ tion for the Times. School Notice —All parties ex¬ pecting to engage m teaching pub lie schools in this county, this year, are hereby notified to be in Spring Place on Tuesday and Wednesday, the 7th and 8th insts, in June, pre¬ pared to undergo an examination as requined by law, and meet all other legal obligations. S. H- Senby, C. S. C. Mr. W N Willingham, of Atlan¬ ta, who is canvassing our county with Geo. F Cram’s map of the Uui ted States, called at our office and exhibited the map, which is by far the best and most complete map we have ever seen. Mi. Willing ham will be in the county about six weeks and we would advise our readers to subscribe while he is here. He will deliver the map be tween the first aud liftecnth of November next, at which time the money will have to be paid. He is also selling a very line bible which wifi be delivered at the same time, The numerous losses on legal advertisments in the past compel us to announce that fees must be paid in advance. And constables making levies%nd returning to the sheriff will please remember that the fee must he paid before the advertising will be done, Tab means business. Hack Line. t Simon Daly has purchasen a new covered hack and is prepared to haul passengers between this place and dalton in comfort in any kind of weather. The hack leaves this place at 7 a. m. And Leaves Dalton at 1 p. m. daily. Mineral Land. The subscribers, mining engin¬ eers and chemists, will explore mineral lands aud make analysis of ore without any cash outlay Irom present owners. Send descriptions of land, lot numbers, etc., and sam pies of ore and we wiil write you of our requirements and conditions. Sears, Guild & Co., 118 E. Seventh Street, Chattanooga, Tenn. Land for Sale I will sell all or a part of my farm ly¬ ing two miles north ofSpring Place. One hundred and seven acres are cleaiedand improved with good buildings, good orchards, and well watered with three good wells. About one hundred and thirty acres in good woodland. Call on or ad dress J M Luffman, Spring Place, Ga. F. HOLES, ANALYTICAL AND PRAC TICAL CHEMIST, Having located at the Legal Tender mines, at Fort Moun¬ tain, is now prepared to assay ores promptly and with all the precision that the latest revela¬ tions in chemical science per¬ mits. Supplies Furnished G W Oglesby, at Kenner’s warehouse, Dalion Ga., will furnish farmers of WhH%l$ and Murray counties with sup¬ plies, such as Bacon, Corn, Flour, Hay, Sugar, Coffee, Syrup, Salt, Tobacco, etc, on time till fall if they make good notes. One Dollar 13 Weeks. The Police Gpzette will be mail¬ ed securely wrapped to any addriK^ in the United States for three months on recept of ONE DOLLAR. Liberal discount allowed to post¬ masters, agents and clubs. Sam¬ ple copies mailed free. Address all orders to RICHARD K FOX, Franklin Square, N. Y. M. B. Harris, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Spring Place, Geoigia, Prompt attention given to all legal business. Win. C. Martin, Attorney at Law. Spring Place, Georgia. Immediate attention given to'ull legal business. Dr. J- P- Fann, RxalDBNT Dk»TI8T', DALTON.......... ..GEORGIA. jssSI@ All kiudsof raa k chanicaland Oper¬ ative Dentistry ox JJ eouted infirat-elass style, and at rcas Sigiouable rates. The lH Celluloid Plateput WjF • up in partial or / rexaoiiHble full setsof teeth rates. at Teeth ex tra c t e d without pain by the use ot Squibb s purebul phurie Ether The patrouage of the citizen* ot Murray county is respectfully them solicited; good with a guarantee that I will do as work as they can getia North Georgia, and as cheap as they oao get it done by any first' l&sa deatistiq tfqrtb Georgia. QUICKEST TIME. < —W*ITU— THROUGH PUIILMAN BUFFETT CAR. via East Tenn & Shenando ah Valley Routes. N. Y. EXPRESS ROUTE. Leave Macon, E. T. V. & G. daily 2 15 p in Leave Atlanta n “ 5 40 p m Arrive Rome it " 8 35 p in Arrive Dalton n « 9 50 p in Arrive Knoxville it “ 140 pm Arrive Bristol a « 6 15 a m Mrrive Roanoke N. & W. « 11 45 a m Arrive Skon. Juno. S. V. R. R. “ 8 38 p m Arrive Washington B & O R R “ 10 30 p m Arrive Baltimore B & P R R “ 1130 p m Arrive Phil’a Ponn.R R « 3 30 am Arrive New York H “ 7 00 am _ virginix Springs aii open—At low rAtes. ~ Excursion rates lower than ever For further particulars write to or call upon J F Norris, Ticket Agent, Macon; Jack Johnson, Ticket Agent, Atlan ta; or Chas. N. Kight, District Passenger Agent, Atlanta. B. W. WRENN, General Passenger Agent, Knoxville, Tenn. Nashville, ’ hattanooga & St. Louis Railway! AHEAD OB’ ALL COMPETITORS! Tlie Best Route to Louisville, Cinoieinnati, Indianapolis, Chicago and the North is via Nashville. and the West Tlio Best Route to St Louis is via McKeniie. and The Best Route to West Tennessee Kentucky, Mississippi, Arkansas and Tex as points is via McKomie. Don’t Forget It. Be sure to buy your tickets ov N.. C. & St. L. R’y. The Inexprienced Traveler need not go amiss, few changes are necessary, suoh asere uuavoidableare made in Union Depots, THROUGH SLEEPERS BETWEEN Atlanta and Nashville, Atlanta and Louisville. Nashville and StLouisvia Columbus, Nash¬ ville and Louisville, Nashville and Memphis, Martin and St Louis, MoKenxie aad Little Rock, whore oolllleotiou is muee with Through Sleepers to all Texas poiuts. Call ou or address On., J 11 LATIMER Tbxv. A., Atlanta, J H PEEBLES, T. A. Chattanooga,Tenn WTT'KOGEBSTF. A., CttattatioogA, Ttnm WL DANLEY, G. P.A T. A., Nashville, Tenn. I urge everybody to take with Dr. J II MoLcan’s Homoeopathic Pillots, Dr. J II MoLean’s Ilomooopathio Liver aud Kidney Balm, which will cure feveri, and heal the Liver and Kidneys, and give strength aud tone to the propor organs of the body. Lewis House, Wttliin 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. Wanamaker & Brown, OAK HALL PHILADELPHIA, PENN. The largest custom order and retail clothing house. S. M. D. THOMAS, Merchant Tailor; Dalton, Georgia, Guarantees good work and cheap rates. HURD & DEL ANY, PHOTOGRAPIIRS. 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 specialty. Fer¬ Four Gem pictures or rotypes made for fifty cents. Do not fail to call and exam¬ ine ouv work when in Dalton. Pictures made on cloudy as we” as any other day. GHOLSTON &. BA1LY, Have just received their Spring and Summer Goods, which they are offering at Astonishingly Low Prices Double Width Dress Goods at 25 cts. Clothing the Cheap¬ est in town. Shoes, every kind, custom male, at all prices. Milinery! Mflmery f f • • We are certainly headquarters for Bonnets, Hats, Ribbon, Featheis, Flowers. We most respectfully invite the ladies of Murray county to call and see us and save 25 per cent. We have a beautiful line of hats and Miss Gholston can certainly please the most f .stidious. We abo have J 110 . R Tai ver con nected with us who will be pleased to see his friends and give them bargains. GHOLSTON & BAILY, Dalton Ga. Y. Y. Richardson, aT HE Ol D FOST OFFICE CCRKiiR, KO I NATIONAL HOTEL Dalton, Georgia. DEALER IN STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES, CANNED GOODS, TOBACCO, CIGARS, WOODEN, HOLLOW TIN, GLASS AND QUEENSWAKE. Patronage Ol* tho people of Mut ray county, respectfully solicited. T. J. OVBEY, Has Opened A New Store In Spring Place vji Georgia. And the citizens of Murray County need no longer’ plough through the imul to huy goods in Dalton. We will constantly keep on hand everything usual 1 kept in a cnw!a ^ store, and will sell at the lowest cash If you don’t believe it come, and price our goods beiove you buy elsewhere. W. J. JOHNSON, -J DEALER IN J Groceries, Provisions, Confectionery, Ci¬ gars, Hats, Etc. SPRING PLACE GEORGIA. The beet East Tennessee Flour, Bacon, Lard, Sugar, Coffee New Orleans Syrup, L< noil’s factory Thread and a select stock of Summer Hats of the latest styles, all of which will be sold at Rock bottom prices tor cash or barter. Take Notice. You will find me under Trevitt Hall, and I will save you from 10 to 20 per cent Be sure to come Mid see me before baying elsewhere. My Stock consists of FURNITURE. CLOCKS, PICTURES, COFFINS, CASKETS, «fcc. a nice lot of Picture Mouldings, where you can get frames nicely and cheaply made to order. Dorn •st,ie. Sewing Machines aL cost; 2 draws $.27 50; I draws $33 00; and (5 draws S.'S7 50. J L SMITH, Da ton, Ga, TRADE fj MARK. ECZEMA ERADICATED. GenUwnen|-It is dne yon truwy thaU think I am entirely well of^eesemaafhsr having A? the beainningof cold weather hist fall it made a alight appearance, bat went away ami hae never returned. 8. S. IS. no doubt broke it np; at least it put my system in good condition mad I got well. breaking It also benefited my wife greatly in ease of sick headache, and made a perfect core of a out on my little, three year old daughter list summer. L_ WatkinsviUe, Ga., Feb. 13,1886. U*v. JAMES V. M. MORRIS. Treatise ou Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free. Tun Swirr Snoino Co., Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
