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About North Georgia times. (Spring Place, Ga.) 1879-1891 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 8, 1887)
C. N. K1N’<5. S, B CA KTKB. North Georgia Times rzz rrrr^=r KIXC& CARTER, Publishers. THURSDAY. SEPTEMI1E1I, ** |HK1 - _1 The onvict» ease Ques tion. It would stem as if the h-s sees of tli»*. convict camps would make a special eMort to keep the camps in good condition, and to prevent abuses in them while the legislature is in session. There have been more expo¬ sures of abuses, however, since the present session begun than during si:; .months, and per liajia a year, immediately prior to that time. The evidence appea s to be quite conclusive that in some of the camps the convicts are over wo; ked, and have not a suffi¬ cient amount of wholesome food. They have not as clean and comfoi table beds as the law requires, and that they are brutally whipped theie is no doubt, T: o question which present themselves • to the legislature are these: What shall bed lie itii respect fo this convict problem! Thete is no doubt that nine-tenths of the people would like to see the lease sys¬ tem abolished, provided* it were possible to adopt a better that would not increase taxable burdens. The State not prepared, however, to pose a tax for the of the penitentiary, and until is there is n;t much that the lease system will abolished. , There . nib things dune, however and sTioaid be tioiie byVhe Legislature. ii. relovmatory in. •stitution should be provided for youthful convicts and Governors hands should strengthened sufficiently to en able him to put ..check up,,,, abuse m the convict camps. Lonvicts ,, . . ought to , , be -ii ® and , that too, severely, but thdv . should be llUlilshed as the directs. It was never the tlOll Of the teta.e that 1 ments, in addinou , , . to , those , mi pohctl by the courts, sliould inflicted upon them. The tioii that the i ovunor w compelled to take last week iu order to enforce obedience to the law is caiculated to create the impression that while the Governor is itrfidy and prompt to do his duty there must be untold outrages .suffered by the convicts of Which the public , heals noth , • mg. » 1 Ins auit other _ have wasted time enough on this convict question without doing anything t O 'prevent 1 abuses- This Legislature has all the tacts it needs tor its in telligeiit action, li it dues not See its way dear to abolish the piesclit HystcUi, let it at least make such provisions tor youth ltd convicts as will give them a chance to become honest men, ant! so ;-t engtheli the hands o r the Governor that iie w ill able to ci licet mu !', abuses are ..' the col.viet camps. ’ it i h;til * * :u Jea.se law is ample iop t lie tKj-tiun oi the convicts, [i it is, wlb •) e n t the abii-cs V *‘‘U H^'lie (ioveiiior has shown his 'villiy/:ncs- t <1<> nil h '* b> JH event j i ll HI. i lie. c must 1»h a weak spot somewhere in (he Jaw, Let the Legislature tine! ?fti<1 strength n it—Savan uah Morning News-. Woodlawn Dots. Jesse Tyson died in Apple ton, Arkansas, on the 27th of 'lily. Miss Lou Vimng has just re tunied home ivomJgMlege at Fayetteville Tennessee, where she has been for the . last year. She weais an independent smile, and looks pretty without any effort. The Goodyear family who have been here for six weeks have returned home to Macon. Our farmers aie busy pull¬ ing fodder. Miss Lou Bates has a fine school on the Turnpike road. r i he school at this place un¬ der the efficient management of Prof. D C Vining, is large and fine. Miss Julia and Coe Lough ridge left for Canton, Ga., last Monday, where they eiitei Col¬ lege, tor a stay of pe. haps two or three There Las been an unusual amount of sickness iu this vi cinity during the summer, but Dr. Harris now reports a gen¬ eral improvement. Wiley Gaither of Texas, for¬ merly of this place, is here on a short visit—says, with all its draw-backs, Texas is still aheffi of this part of Georgia* W. ii. D. The flags to be presented to the New York fire department are said to be the finest ever made. They tost about $1,700. Oue is a national flag; the other is a white s Ik department flag. They are G feet G incites long by; 5 Ret 6 inches wide, and made of the best si|k. The de payment flag is ornamented with gold fringe and tha iusig nyvof the department. These are the banners at-the prestnta tion of which Mrs. Cleveland will be ask' d to preside, , f|u ^ ^ „ p iw| . . mont . park , Cleveland ,, , ,, mill on s I tary . on.y, , will ... be , surprising a fsl>ec t :ac j e i ()l ii- batteries ofar- ‘ ‘ 11 H ' } ’’ l ! Ight f “ ^ hl "] ih l t,;U icomiianies of cavajrv ' and sixty ’ I ctimpam of . lufautry ... under , i ■» J - , r < ,, T . \ . , tuTieral 1 oung s energetic hand ling, ought to make tfie earth twmble, it they don’t. Rev*. Ham Jones’ meeting be gins at Cartersvillo on the 9th last., and continues ten day«. - UCTOIIEH SllF.ltirioS SAl.ts. STVTR or G 80 ROXA MUBRAY COUnTY; WflLbe so lit before the court k imuse door m llio t'nwu of Spring ^ce. to tbe higWbulcler at j cb !i c out. rev between tile legal hums ct f ta eon the let iuesday in October „,. x q the fofltrring dehcrifeed prop trtv to wit: Foriy acres ot IM. No 317. il the f*lb (ii- ii’ict end 3rd section of said county, being in the south west corner of said Jot; and bounded on the east and north by lands of II T Stafl’ord west by F M Kilgoie -aid sontn l»y 'J'lios. W Ezzard. b‘*vuxj ^ ' n an the property oi Mrs. I’.ivne. iron. 1» »iw; fflLLrict . , U tii« c. uni li f. U.o I „ * ta favor of Frank V ruin . ■ Uv.v d Ridley l. c AI..O a ,ixth inti n-Bt or milt; 'S levied on ns the pioptr.ty 0 f wao JoliuButi, by virtue of a fit iroui Ho juitice couit ofthu lull district a. m. in lavor of li A Shields awaiost »’/A (J Johnson. ! Levy maduaiid ictunicd to me by W N iJmckIny B. 'i’isin St itluuiici the 1-il l6>7. 1 (.' L i LKU1\ fc>beiill. ’ Dr. DIGGER’S IjUCXUBBfc IPI v- Stas I |t| I vM 8 8 f * - N* ■ ( • % : _ r . The Great Southern Remedy tor ail BOWEL TROUBLES AND CHILDREN TEETHSNC. There are very few who do not know of this little bush growing alongside of our mountains and hills: but very berry, few which realize the fact, of that tin the little purple so many have eaten in most every shape, there Is aj nin ciple in it having a wonderful c fleet on the bowels. Dr. Rigger’s JInekleberry Cordial is the GItKAT MOUTHKUW RKMEDY til, ut restored the little me teething, and cures Diurrhai Dysentery' When H and considered Crump Colic. that at this of is sons on the year sadden and dangerous attacks of the bowels are so frequent, and we he ar of so many deaths called in, occurring it is important before a that physician can house- bo i:ol<! should provide themselves every with .-< i speedy reliei a dose of which will relieve the Huckleberry pain and save much anxiety. Hr. IHggeiV Cordial is ft simple remedy wide! any child Is pleased to take. Price. 60 cents a bottle. Mnmifnctur ed by WALTER A. TAYLOR, Atlanta, Ga. Taylor 4 ** Cherokee Remedy «f Sweet Rum sumption. and Mullein Price will 25 eure Coaghp, and $1 Croup and Con eta. a bottle. When you. v/ant a good SHAVE OR HAIRCUT GO TO B. F. JONES, the Barber. Shop on Hamilton St. Dal¬ ton .Ga * - » !«*►**•»■*<rtra* Directory, J. C. Fain, Judge Superior Court. 0. N. King, Clerk Superior Court. C. L. Terry. Sheriff. W. 11. Ramsey, Ordinary. W. II. Stood, Treasurer. M. II. Bramblott, Tax Receiver. M. M, Wolch, Tax Collector. M. M. Leonard, County Surveyor. C. B. Holland, Coronor. Commissioners, Dennis Johnson, JiJyM) McBntiro, S. L. Triuunier, John A. W. J. White. Board of Bduoaticn, IH» R, Chfistuin.^.ro^. S. U. Henry, Ssc’y ami Cotfnty School miifisioiier, Vt. G! Harris, 11. B. Bangle, John <1. Spruill. JUSTICES. Town—82-ith Dist.. S O ?artcr, i. P„ H Hoartiill, N. P., B W Gladdrnond .Tuhn'Cbil d.rs Constables. Seeoiul Monday. Eighth—981th Dist, W R Lackey .!. P., J II Kuhn N. P., J M Fox and W 11 R Bail Cesstalilos. Second Saturday. Doolittle—972nd Dist., W C D Gordon J p. Ira Oriffeth N. P., J T Springfield nod A P Duncan, Constables. Fourth Saturday. Tenth—874th Dist., T J Bryant J. P.. DC Dunn and J P Dunn Constables. Third Sat¬ urday. Alaoulsa—lOilth Dist., J ii Oncol J. P, 00 HowollN - l> -> win Barclay a..d li Moure Constable j. Soooiei Saturday. 10131,1 M w Cifl0r J - F c tougimdgo n. p., w w lisw »n.i u a Beaver Constables. Fira SaturJay. Miuek , , p T cn —losstu nut.,-aw Bona j. iv, j.v Bong, n. b,j b Bond and iv m ni .h arJs Second Saturday, v A stowart N . Ki w u Brown >Dd j n . Ridley Constables. Fourth Saturday. Ball Ground—825th Dist. \V 1) ll.irlsiil J. P., 11 Baglay N. 1*. .1 M Wust and J D Elrod Constables. Third Saturday. Arrival mid Departure of Maii?. Daltuu—Departs 7 a, in. daily, arivcg 5 pm. daily. Talking Rock—Dopnrts 7 a. m. Saturday, arrives 6 p. ui. Friday. Kllijay— Departs J a. in, Tuesiay, Thurs il’iy, Saturday; Arrives 5 p. iu, .Monday, WailneadaY, Friday. Cassvill©—Depn i t/ f> a in Monday, Weif nosday, Friday; arrives 6 p M. Tac>d..i Saturday. Connodaugii—Departs 6 a. 1 liur-da 7 Thursday. * IP S F ' 1 & * jf.R 1 Mafia b“ ' ondM't g. 80., ‘ - _;CE,'1‘CI\T. W : fe“ED IN EYEI5Y FAMILY ' v^rci^s. All; in ,' ca\ . v V . >' *9 OFF Blli’JL..;. c I x ; n j il Li ' he4 ^1' v { ' ■ r ‘ ‘ 1 *> !? y \ f o* t bCK’j wiUi - " '• , .«•: :.v.f Ju;: iB. XlfiV-Y i.Vvcf H , D? i’¬ >0 A mu IML ^1. - FF /F|*v -0$^) * v - V .'N-: »• ’ ■ I \ AGENTS ‘12NTED. 1870 1887 KUHNS’ Premium Art Gallery. 33 'A Whitehall St., Atlanta, Ga. When you visit the city cal! and see ray State Fair Inhibit, which was awarded the only medal oiler-* ed, and five diplomas. I shall continue to make' my fin¬ est Cabinets at $4 per dozen. 'W T KUHNS-. EDWARDS & SON, GALLERY OF PHOTO¬ GRAPHIC ART, r,f,y{ Whitehall 8t. r Over M. Rich & Bro’s. Dry Goods Store, Atlanta, Georgia. We give tbe best pictures for the least money. Children’s pict¬ ures taken in one second. Strangers from the country fdways welcome. Call and examine specimens and prices. Stock and Convey¬ ances For hire or sale at JESSE HOLLAND’S Livery Stable in Dalton, Ga. Also a wagon Yard is kept in connection therewith. The patronage of the people e-much desired, and especially those from Murray County. National Hotel, J K HAYNES, Proprietor, Dalton, Georgia. Everything new and fi:st class. Location central on main business Str. 130 feet west of Depot. Opera House on op¬ posite comer. Rates $2.00 per day. Special rates to citi¬ zens of Murray county. ’•fj&Jjj. TTA "ITT Jci. JLf XtO V? iX Sep • ~ " The Jeweler. Dalton, Georgia. Watches., Clocks, Silver Ware, Spectacles, Ac. Personal attention given to repairing. Store next door to bank. Metropolitan Hotel. Atlanta, Georgia. Fifty yards from Union Passenger Depot. Coritor of Alabama Pryor Streets. ---- Kates Keasonahle. R. P- KEITH, Proprietor. [I/de orCtinnoii House ] HIE NORMAN FEllJIl ERON STALLION. E 1 <1 e r. ELDFR t Beau'iral grey., wot l.s |>ouii(1j». For |i:trlieulai 8 apply to W. M. II.MO t fe Co. Dalton, Ga. THE MOORE COUNTY GRIT, Portable Corn Mills and Millstones. G~n£F •IS-- iH t k fi-'- * M .] ' : | TaSlIftJlIgg mm The Best in the World £ nr making fine table for grinding Corn, Oats, Bye. Barley or mixed feed. It cuts all flbroua matter better any known atone or buhr. Sainnlee Addresa of Moal tent on apiillcaliou. ». C. MILLSTONE CO., PARKEWOOD, MOORE CO., N. C. NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS IN Millinery Goods f LATEST NOVELTIES IN FASHION! Just Received at the Mlllnerj Store of J. & J. B. GRAVES, No. 85, Hamilton Street, Dalton, Georgia. A new and elegant assortment of Milinery and Straw Goo^a,consisting of Straw Bonnets and Ladies’and Children’s Hats [trimmed and nntrimmed] Nee* and Sash Ribbons, Vilvet Ribbons, Neck Ties, Bonnot Silks, Satins, Velvet? and Crapes, Flowers, Feathers,Ornaments *o. Our goods were bought of the largest and best importing Houses in Baiti more and New Tors, and will be sold at very low prices for cash. Furniture from 25 to 40 per cent Below Cost of j^Ianufactiire. I am selling all the output of the Georgia Manufacturing Co. roni 25 to 40 per cent below cost of manufacture. Parlor and Bedroom setts made to order. W. W. VanNess, Dalton, Ga., Next door to Cannons Sorghum and Sugar Evap orators, mills AND SUGAR MAKERS SUPPLIES THE OLD KELT ABLE © IKe Cheopcrt EvapsrMes in ?ls.c S«arteet. Tl-ilrt.— "STears Success, fvaUy lao. tls-e Lcai, Tlia ^.rS'-rCiCA.’rXC, Sol - SltLisoaaa.laa.B' TVAJ'OUATOll Simple, F.! r'clive and ( hesp. The 5 if cry Onor* Mill. I lie best, strong-* t-si mid simoU-Kt. in-11 lor the mnmy rn in. VViiiv i r <3atalogue g vtng lull .lofifiiplion; also lie- ««»tip T « copy u! i:. Sorghum GVow.ru (ruuie. IVp np.o lutiiaihi. lur. u.e celebrated i J wtahle < < <la Fountain. Prices fiom $85 to $80. At-dress CHAPMAN tfc CO Madis Indiana. 1 ;n, mi m t :r ■ i *.- • fi |i BEAU i 11- ULLY It v. V. . -t d A v z D. TKivS Magazine \ i;r: • ■ Ar-fuii rv<\\ thought anti *i( * r-r_- Ji IO ch*> lined v. itU p i . liP'riUv;!, »;ifl eai: t; ' v -y wvi* vmivMl in a; v fansi v (P.: rt;:8i.£5e. CK *7i A V>A“: Bf MAIl. Sai-I \ Cop# ,'/ eone-.l ta ■ *•.- >: :,7 •- noon rt of '.h (: 1 c.; tuc( j itJ. Pr<Mi:iu*H t.i-.-i* *■> ; rilher, Address ■ E. h ec”. r J r> > •; ■ ■/.. N. V. rT —-rr - r • ■ v. -£.r.'' Ft b'Pjjii ': • *. *mc* I [ >. A’;';' r %(P| IF V -n ' 'd,;'■■■ FFl ■' ■ :; ^ __ _ 0Gli£E2SS-^ . Commercial & Beat Business C -»ztersc :r. i;Kt»oi4;U*s. :■»»• :-•* •'d . .1 • 1 . t: . 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