C. N. KING. 8. B. CARTER,
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North Georgia Times
KING* CARTER, PvblUhera.
THURSDAY, OCTORKH, 27. 18ST.
The Legislature adjourned
on the 20t h ins t.
The State Fair at Macon
opened on last Monday.
Governor Goiochi rigned just
one hundred Acts ot the legis¬
lature on last Satu'day.
Piesident Cleveland and la¬
dy, after a pleasant tour in the
south, have returned to the
White House.
Gen. B F Butler, whether or
not the Chicago Anarchists get
oil, will get on as their counsel
with a $1500 retainer, and a
modest $250 a
The prohibition campaign in
Atlanta was opened last Sud
day by the Rev. Sam Jones.
We begin with three cheers
for the dry side from Murray.
The Effect of Sleeping in Cars
Is the contracting of cold, which
often results seriously to tbe lungs.
Never neglect a cold, but take in
time Taylor’s Cherokee Remedy of
Sweet Gum and Mullein—nature’s
great cough medicine.
A man stopping his paper
wrote to us as follows: “I
think folks ottent to spend naun
ny for pay per, mi daddy did
dent and every body said he
was the iutelligentest man in
the country, and had the smart'
ist family ot bois that ever dug
tateis, and ketched possums
and kunes—Ex.
Business Men,
You can‘t attend to your business
if werried from loss of sleep, by
nursing the little one suffering so
lrorn the effect of teething. Why
not do as your neighbor and give
it Dr. Biggers 4 II ucklebery Cordial?
Excavations in Jerusalem on
ground belonging to the Rus¬
sian government have resulted
in the discovery of the remains
ot an ancient town, wall and
the position of the gates of the
town during the life-time of tbe
Savior, through which the Sav¬
ior passed to i. olgotba.
Grand Duke Sergius, presi¬
dent of the Palestine society,
invites subscriptions to a fund
for the purpose of preserving
file relies.
TO Tbe Public:
I understml that the House
pl representatives passed a res
olution requiring the lessees of
tl,e ir MA f , d R * to gwe • . an add.- i i
tional bona of one million ool
lars, within 20 days from the
passage of the resolution, and
in failure to do so, the Govern
or is required to take charge of
the rail road leased by the les
sees.
What does this resolution
mean?
In the face of the lease act as
piovided by what is known in
common parlance, but that the
State cannot in ny event loose
more than twenty five thousand
dollars, provided the Governor
does his duty as the Executor
of the State of Georgia; aud 1
venture the assertion that he
will do his duty.
ihe lease act requires the
lessees pay monthly $25,000
and on failing to do this the
Governor is to take charge ol
the road a id run it.
I must be pardoned tor say¬
ing, that it is a fixed up job to
greese a half dozen or more big
fat lawyers—little ones are not
in it. W. Ltjfman.
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Tired ct Living
The following was clipped
from the L't Worth (Texas)
Gazette of Oct. 19th:—One Mr
Eugene Luttrell, late of Spring
Place, Ga., aged about twenty
one years, and in the iraploy
of the Jefferson Lumber Compa
ny here, committed suicide to¬
day by taking morphine. Af¬
ter p’oeuring the drug at one
ot the drug stores he went to
the lumber yard and took the
dose, which resulted as above.
Luttrell left a letter stating
he had killed a man in Gaorgia
and that he was tired of liviug.
Tbe letter was found on his per¬
son: Justice Radsdale held an
inquest over his body this eve¬
ning, and rendered a verdict
conforming to the above facts.
Mr. Luttrell’s home was at
this till some time
year 1884, when he was en¬
in a difficulty, m which,
deliberation, as a
thoughtless boy shot and killed
Walker, a young
man of this county.
Judge Thomas 0 Manning,
the American minister to .n.ex
ico, died in Mew York a few
days since, whither be had gone
to meet the trustees of the Pea¬
body fund. This leaves a va¬
cancy in one of the most import¬
ant foreign missions
Land for Sale
I will sell all or a part of my farm ly
ing two miles north of Spring Place.
One cleaieff'and hundred^and improved seven with acres good are
buildingB, good orfcaids, and well
watered with three good wells.
About one Hundred’and thirty acres
in good woodland. Call on or ad
dress J 31 Luffman, Spring Place,
Ga.
Leqal Advei'tisements.
Stati or Gkoroia, Mnrray County.
Richard Wofford has applied for
Exemption of personalty, and I will
pass upon the same at 12 o’clock
m. on the 17th of No\embel887, at
my office. October 26th 1887.
W H Ramsey Ordy.
NOVEMBER SHERIFF’S SALES.
State op Gkoroia Murray County
Will be sold before the court house door iu
the town of Spring Plaoe to the highest bid¬
der at public outcry botwoon the legal hours
of sale on the first Tuesday in Novunber
next, tho following desoribed property to
wit:
Lot of land No 187, in the 9th
Dist. and 3rd section of said county.
Levied on as the property of 1 S
Pierce, by virtue of a mortgage fi fa
from Murray superior court in favor
of L M and J E Jones for use etc.
against T S Pierce. Property in
of said Pierce.
Also one house and lot in Spring
Place Ga., Bituated on street lead
towards the Methodist church
containing abont one acre of land
the place w here defendant’s
now lives. Le7ied on as the
of „ E w>1| tJ , irl „ ofa
f A j D favor of T J Ovbey vs said
Wall, and a fi fa in favor of G W
Oglesby for use of officers ol court
vs saW Wa;1 both of said fi faa is ‘
sued from Murray Superior court.
Also a Justices court fi fa from
8241b district a m in favor of John
Bryant against E S Adair and H C
Fincher security and C E Wall en¬
dorser.
Also one Store bouse and lot on
ihe south east corner of the public
square in Spring Place Ga. includ¬
ing stables aud barn and about one
acre of land. Levied on as the
property of J T Henry by virtue of
a fi ia from Murray superior couit,
iu favor of Cullen & Newman again t
J T Henry. Property in posession
of defendant.
Also lots of land Nos. 268 and 269
in the 9ih district and 3id section
of said county. Levied on as the
property cf T M Leonard by virtue
ot a fi fa from Murray superior court
in favor of R A Giddens va T M
Leouaro and W R Tyson. Proper¬
ty in posession of said Leonard.
Also one h use aD 1 lot in Bpiing
Place Ga. where J 0 King now
lives, situated on the main street
leading towards the Presbyterian
church, between the Staples corner
J J Smith*s, and running back
to a back street and containing one
half acre more or lees. .Levied on
as the property of J 0 King by
virtue o! a fi fa from Murray supe¬
rior oonrt in favor of 0 F Water
house, Admx. and. assigned to A
McHan, against J O King Prin. A
McHan security and VV B King
endorser.
Also at the same time and place
lots ot land Nos. 46 and 47 in the
9th district and 3rd section of Mur*
lay county Ga. Levied on as the
property ot T M McLain to satisfy
a justices court fi fa issued from
the 1039th Dist. o m in favor of A S
Vining vs T M l^LcLain. Levy
made and returned to me by W M
Richards l c.
Also one house and lot m Spring
Place Ga , situated on street lead¬
ing towards the Baptist church and
between the lots of W H Ramsey
and W Coffey and containing one
acre more or less. Levied cn a6
the property of Julia E Jones, by
virtue of a fi fa issued from the
justices court of the 824th Dist. a
m in favor of John Bryant bearer
against T S Pierce maker and L M
and J E Jones, endorsers. Levy
made and returned to me by B W
Gladden l o.
Also at the same time aud place lot of
land No. 36 in the 25th Dist. and 2nd section
of said County, cent ining 160 aoros more or
less, and being the place where David Beal
now lives. Levied on as the property of
David Beal to satisfy a mortgage fi fa from
the Superior Court of said county, in favor
of B 0 St fford against the said David Beal.
Also 151 acres of land in 9th Dist. and 3rd
section of said county, being all of lot No.
150 except six aeres in South West corner.
Also 30 aeres more or less of lot No. 139 in
9th Dist. and 3rd section. Said 30 aeres be¬
ing devided by tbe ooullty line of Whitfield
and Murry, and described as follows: Com¬
mencing at S. W. corner of lot 129 and run¬
ning N. E. so as to make 7 acres more or lees
on West side of Connasauga river, thence up
said river to Mill oreek, thence up Mill crook
to West line of lot No. 138, thence South
along said line to the corner of said lot, thenoe
West to the beginning, being in all 184 aeres.
Levied on as tne property-of C C Hall nan by
virtue of a fi fa from Murray Superior oourt
in favor of O W Hill vs. 0 C Hallman.
This September 28 tb 1887.
C. L. Terry, Shff.
IUJLE MSI TO PERFECT SERVICE
W C MARTIN VS ROBT. L BaYNXS.
Complaint on Attorney’s lien in Murray Su
perior oourt vs ooe third lot of land No. 7.
8th Dist. and 3rd Soot. Murray oounfy Ga.
August Turin 1887, for $26. aud interest.
It appearing to the Court, by tha -eturn of
tbe Sheriff in this case that rhe defendant
does not reside in the county of Murray or in
the State of Ga. It is ordered that service be
perfected upon said defendant by publication
in the North Gkoroia Timrs onoe a month
for four months prior to tho next term of tuis
Court J C Fain,
Trammell Starr, J. S. C. C. C.
Plaintiff’s Atty.
I cor.ify that the foregoing is a true ex¬
tract from the minute of Murray Superior
Court. C. N. Kino, Clefk.
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ntid whooiili.R-iionph. piincdplo iu t:.o mullein
I plant erJItic: pkIcUukTuiii* old fields, presents to Taylor*
of ihe gum mul¬
CirsHOKRS Remedy ops remedy west for oujrh.s, and Croup,
lein the finest known consumption: t and p.tla*
Whooplng-Pough and so
$100 to $300 A MONTH can be
made wo king
ns. Ageuts referred who can furnish
ow horses and give their wliol i time to tho
business. Spare moments may be proSiably
employed also. A few vacancic- in towns
nod ri les. B. F; JOHNSON * f'0„'Qn
Main st, RiehuiuuJ, Va.
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Premium Art
33)4 Whitehall St., Atlanta, Ga.
When you visit the city call and
see my State Fair Exhibit, which
was awarded the only medal offer¬
ed, and five diplomas. fin¬
I shall continue to make my
est Cabinets at $4 per dozen.
W T KUHNS.
EDWARDS & SON,
GALLERY OF PHOTO¬
GRAPHIC ART,
serf Whitehall St., Over M, Rich A
Bro’s. Dry Goods Store,
Atlanta, Georgia.
We give the best pictures for
the least money. Children’s pict
nies taken in one second Strangers
from the country always welcome.
Call and examine specimens and
prices.
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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 .smuch desired, and
especially those from Murray
County.
National Hotel,
J K HAYNES, Proprietor,
Dalton, Georgia.
Everything new and first
class. Location central on main
business Str. 130 feet west of
Depot. Opera House on op¬
posite corner. Rates, $2 00
per day. Special rates to citi¬
zens of Murray county.
tfiE. E. BROWN,
Tiie Jeweler.
Dalton, Georgia.
Watches, Clocks, Silver
Ware, Spectacles, &c.
Personal attention given door to
repairing. bank. Store next
to
Metropolitan Hotel.
Atlanta, Georgia.
Fifty yards from Union Passenger
Depot.
Cor nor of Alabama A Pryor Streets.
■Hates Reasonable.
R. P- KEITH, * ■ Proprietor.
[Bate of Cannon House.]
HOED & MILAN'S,
PHOTOG RAPIIRS.
Dalton, Georgia,
We have arranged our new
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Copies and Enlargements a
specialty.
Four Gem pictures or Fer¬
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Do not fail to call and exam¬
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Pictures made on cloudy as
we" as any other day.
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from 25 to 40 per cent Below
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I. am selling all the output of the Georgia Manufacturing Co,
om 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
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PiUcripiiCBS Cat eMIy Frtpas ed.
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oo:oo
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Dalton, Georgia,
Pure D ugs, Paints, Oils, Varni lies, window glass, at lowest
Wanamaker & Brown,
OAK HALE
PHILADELPHIA, PENN.
The largest custom order and
retail clothing house.
S, M. D, THOMAS,
Merchant Tailor;
Dalton, Georgia,
Guarrantees good work and
cheap rates.
C. C. C. C.
DODGE’S
Certain Chicken Cholera Cure.
This is th# only specific for chick ns yet
discovered; every package guaranteed to stop
eholera among ehilkons in fifteen minutes, so
that no more will take tbe disease. I have
the indorsement of the Commissioner of Agri¬
culture of Ga. Call and get a package only
25cts. For sale by T. J. OVBEY,
Spr : ng Place Ga
Statk or Gkoroia, Murray County
To all whom it may concern: All
persons are hereby notified that it
uo good cause be will shown to the con.
trary, an order !;« granted on
the 1st Tuesday in Nov. uexf. es
tablishing a new road ot the 2 ‘d.
class as marked appointed out by the road
commissioners for that
purpose. Commencing at Hall’s
Olmppel and running a due westerly
direction by Elijah Pettys mill a tel through
tbe lands of Petty John Plem
ons and others, andinler.-ectiiig .he
ialtan road near S H Harris’ resi¬
dence. By order county commies
ioners Oct 4th 1887.
Dennis Johnson,
Ohrm. Co B >;ird.
Georgia, Murray c- inty,
To nil whom it inav' cone ni:
Bonn ami Phillip " -m •> Km,.
u tor's ol the estate ot John Be, .hut
iU ce»sed r liave in due form :
io the undersigned for leave to sell
the iaiuls belonging to I lve estate of
said deceased, and said .vpptieii'ion
VA ill be heard on the first Mcndav
in November next. This -the 5<h
day of October 1887.
W li Riuupfty, Ouly.
When you want a good
SHAVE OR IIAIU v UT
GO TO
B. F. JONES, the Barber.
Shop on Hamilton St. Dalton Ga.
Georgia, Murray County.
This is to notify all persons that
30 days after date I shall become
a‘True trader” under tha laws of
said Slate* 'I bis the 201 h day of
October 1837.
Amanda Branham (ool).
I consent to the above, this 20th
day Oot. 1887- Levi Lr tnbam (col)
husband ot Amanda Branham.
F. E.OLES,
ANALYTICAL AND PRAC
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Having located at the Legal
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