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About North Georgia times. (Spring Place, Ga.) 1879-1891 | View Entire Issue (March 8, 1888)
C. N. KING. s. b carter. North Georgia Times KING* CARTER, Pah Ushers. THURSDAY, MARCH, 8, We were asked the question some time ago: why do you not Loom Murray county through your paper? We anawerd, we wtre waiting for the A. & C. to arrive before we enrolled od the boom list. But since the A & 0 is a lit.le late at riving, we might state for the benefit of those who are traveling South in search of a healthy location, where pure water gushes forth from the hillsides and springs up in the valleys as limped as the crystal waters ot Siloam; where rich valleys are spread out like the prairies of the West for farm¬ ing purposes, suitable for corn cotton, whet, oats, grasses, clo¬ ver, rye and in fact, most all the products that grow South of the Mason and Dickson line. Yes, and one ot the most pro¬ lific fruit growing counties, soil adapted to almost the entire fruit kingdom. More than all this, we can boast of our miner¬ al wealth that lies tolled up m the mountains on our eastern bo der. In these mountains is found, gold, silver, iron, lead, coal, manganese and various other valuable metals which would excite those who are seeking for mineral wealth and would attract them to this point like the needle to the magnet, if it was only made known to the outride World. Come this way gentlemen and “sip with us and let ^ sip with you,” and help us to develop our fertile valleys *and excavate our hidden miner¬ al that weie left l us unmolested by the Cherokee Indians’ Woodlawn Dots. Fine weather and farmers busy sowing o .ts. Having attended Superior Couri at Spring Place last week, I have gotten tar behind in the line of country news,—intact it appears to me that interesting items are very scarce and hard to get just now. Col. Sam P. Maddox, the good looking Dalton lawyer said, “boys Miss Ooie Kelley is just as smart and pretty as she can be,” and all of us, including lawyer Martin, readily agreed with him. Harris & Davis, at this place, are buying eggs at the rate of about two h.indred dozen a week, and still some pe pie quar rel at the old hens. Hastily, Mch. 3. 88. ” W. R. D. Hon. Vf. C- Gleun wifi be a candidate for re-election to tbe Georgia Legislature.—Dalton Citijsen. Whitfield should be proud o{ tbe eloquence and ability of Got, Glenn and send him to the legislature whenever he desires go. He is one of, the ablest legislators would in Georgia, and we V»e proud to hear of bis re-election. Hoo. Benj. ii Bingham, chair man of the state democratic ex. ecutive committee, has called a meeting of said committee on March 2l9t,—This committee will call a state convention wbiefa will select delegates to meet the national convention at St. Louis June 5th. A great panic is leported in tbe cottoD market in New Yoik. The new State Capitol is moving on to completion rap¬ idly, and when nni-bed will be one of the roost magnificent buildings in the South. Mrs. Sallie Summers of Jones county, aged 92, has 365 grand children, 142 great grand chil¬ dren, and 42 great great grand children. A New York man has just been hung after having been sentenced to death six times. He was resigned to bis fate. Hon- Allen D. Candler and Judge Geo. N, Lester, are the fast running candidate* for con¬ gress, in the 9th. Mr. Blain says be will not be a candidate tor President in 1888—perhaps some other year —his wife objects. The Boston Globe suggests the name ot Sam Small, as a re¬ publican candidate for presi¬ dent. Augusta has dressed herself' in her azure robe, for the expo¬ sition next tall. A million dollar fire in New York city, March the first. Prohibition will take effect m Rome April the first. Any ot oar readers who will 3< nd ten cents tc the American Publish¬ ing Company, 3860 Fairmount Av enne, Philadelphia, Pa., that Com¬ pany will send them, postage paid, “The Weird and Wonderful Story of SHF; or Adventures in the Caves of Kor,” by H R Haggard. Publish^} in four volumes, size of Seside “Li¬ brary. We hope all of our readers will improve this opportunity to get this fascinating story, which is so much praised by all the leading pa¬ pers and magazines. Have you got Consumption, As¬ thma, Sore Throat, Bronchial Troub¬ le, Dyspepsia, Nervous Prostration or any Chronic Troubles? If so, send a postal to Drs. Starkey and Palen, 1527 and 1529 Arch Street Philadelphia, Pa., and they will send you a 200 page book free. Leqal Advertisements. ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. Stati or Gboroia, Murrey County Wherets W D Gregory Administrator of Jathaa Gregory, represents to the court in bis petition, duly filed slid e t tered on teoord, that he has fully administered Jathaa Greg¬ ory’s ostate. This is therefore to oite all persons ooncerned, kindred and creditors, to show cause, if any they can, why said Admr. should not be dischargod from bis Adminis¬ tration and reoeive letters of dismission on the first Monday In May 1888. Feb. S. 1888. W H Ramsey, Ordinary. Georgia, Murray county, Whereas H R and Phillip Boamer Execu¬ tors of the estate of John Boamer deeeased represents to the court in tbeir petition dniy filed and entered on reoord, that they have fully administered John Beamer’i estate ae oording to his will. This is therefore to oite all persons concerned, kindred and ereditors, to show eause, if any they ean why said Ex¬ ecutors should not be discharged from their trust, and re eive letters of dismission on the 1st Monday in April 1888, This Jan. 5th 1888. W H Ramsey, Ordinary. ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE. Statb or Gboboia hobbit ooonrr: Whereas, Wm Lull man Admin¬ of John O’Oonner repre¬ sents to the conrt in his petition, duly filed and entered on r<.ccord that he has fully administered John O'Conner's estate. This is there fore lo oite all perrons concerned, kindred and creditors, to 8how cause, if any they can, why said Ad ministrator should not be dischar¬ ged from his administration and receive letters of dismission on the first Monday in April 1888, This January 4th 18h8. W. H. Ramsey, Oidinary. ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE. Statb or Gboboia, Mnrray County. James A MeKsmy Admr. of E L Miller deeeased has ia due form applied to the un¬ dersigned for leare to sell tbe lands belong¬ ing to tbe estate of said deeeased, and said applieatlon will be heard on tke first Monday ia April next. This 1st March 1888 W H Ramsey, Ordinary Georgia Murray County. The application for assessment of a years allowance for the five mi¬ nor children of Mrs. Lavenia C Mo Lain, deceased and the assessment made thereon has been filed iu my < ffice and I will pass upon the snme on the 15th day cl March 1888 This Feb. 16th 1888. W H Ramsey, Ordinary. ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE. Georgia MukxaY Cocrtt. J B Hbillips Adssr. of Wiley Dudley, deed, makes epplieatioa far letters of dlsmlssio* from the estate of said deceased, this Is to eito all persons o oe e er Bed, to show cans# if any they eae why said Admr. should net he dissba-ged end reo live letters of dismission on thi drat Monday in Jane 1888. W H Raubit, Ordinary. ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE. Gcoboia Mcbuay Oorurr, P McGhee Ad rr. of N A Msgoe deceued m akes epplieatioa Id due form for letters of dismission from the estate of said deceased, This is to elte all ‘person, concerned, heirs and creditors to show muse if any they eaa, why mid Administrator should sot be dis¬ charged fawn hi# administration and receive letters ot dismission on the Ant Moaday in June 1888. W H Baxsxr, Ordinary. ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE. Osoegia Mukbat Cotrrrr. X W Bead Admr. of Jas. L MoKntlre deed, makes application in doe farm far letters of dismission from the estate of said deceased This to to elte alt persons concerned, heirs and creditors, to show cans, if any they saa. why said Admr. should aoi ho discharged from his Administration and receive letters of dtomtos ion on the first Moaday la Jane 1888. W H Ram sit, Ordinary.. WILD LAND SALES. Will be sold before tbe Court borne door In the town of Spring Place, Ga., to tbe bigbest bidder at public outcry between tbe legal boars of sale on tbe 1st Tneiday in May next the following wild land to wit: All of lot of land No. fill ia the 10th Dlstriot and fin} seetion of Mnrray eounty, except 65 aoret In the Sooth East corner owned by A F Alexan¬ der and 40 acres in the North East eo nor owned by A L Keith. The same being fil acres more or lean. Levied on by virtue of and to satisfy a tax fi fa issued from tba Tax Cotleotor’s office of tald oounty in favor of the State and oonnty against said pareel of land for tba yaars 187*, 187J, 1874, 1875, 1876, 1877, 1878, 1879, 1880, 1881, 188*, 1888, 1884 1886 1886 and 1887. This Feby. Ind 1888. 0 L TERRY, Sheriff. APRIL SHERIFF’S SALES. Stay* or Gcoboia Murray Cooktt. W>U b e sold before the court house door iu the town of Spring Place, to the highest bidder at pub¬ lic out ciy between the legal hours of sale on the 1st Tuesday in April next, the following described prop fcrty to wit: All tlta* portion of lot of land No. *65, ly lag north of Holly Creek, except tbe sew mill and gin projerty and mill prlvelages inolud ing about three acres of lend: also fifty rods off of the south side of lot of land No. *66, all la t e 28th dlstriot and 2ud seetion of said ooao'y, Levied on as the property of W J Peeples by virtue of and to satisfy three jns tioes oonrt fi faf from the 1018th district, o M pies. Propo.ty in posession of W J Peeples and is subjeot to dower of Mrs. Lousia Hasslor. Also a tbe same time aud p<aee Town lot in the town of Spring Plaoe Ga. known as the C E Wall housa and lot a:d bounded as fol¬ lows: Boatb by B H L Keister West by pub¬ lic street, North by Marvio Smith and East by back street between the property of G T Ogietreo and said property, containing one half acre more Or less. Levied on to satisfy hree Justice oourt fi fas, two ie favor of G W Oglesby and one in favor o[ I J Ovb y, all against Mra. M A Wall, issued from the 824t > district g u and controlled to Mrs. M A Oatis. Levied on as the proper y of ihu defendant This March 1st 1888. (JL Tebby. Sheriff. 1870 1888 KUHNS’ Premium Art Gallery. 33)4 Whitehall Rt., 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 I shall continue to make my fin¬ est (Jahinels at $4 p^r dozen. W T KUHNS. When you want a good SHAVE OR HAIRlUT GO TO B. F. JONE«, the Barber. Shop on Hamilton St. Dslton (la Passenger Far s -OVER Western & Atlantic R. R. Atlanta to Marietta oa. $ 60 ,, Carter8ville, Ga. 1.26 ,, Dalton, Qa. 2.25 ,, Chattanooga, Tern. 3.00 Chattanooga to Dalton, Ga. 1.00 „ Cartersville, Ga. 2.00 „ Marietta, Ga. 2.50 a( Atlanta, Ga. 3 00 Dalton to Chattanooga, Tcnn. 1.110 Tartcrsville, Ga. , 1.26 „ Marietta, Ca. 1.80 „ Atlanta, G*. 8 *5 ‘•Come thou with us and we will do the good ’' Jos. M Bmown. Gen’l Passenger Agen , Atlanta, Ga. The cure for sickness 500 years ago was Neglecfc, 800 years ago, borcery; 100 years ago, Herbs and Drugs, 25 years ago Medicines, to-day it is Cam pound Oxygen. whole Medicines weaken the system to strengthen one weak point; Compound Oxygen strengthens both. A doctor’s average bill is $50. Invest $15 in our “Home Treatment,” and you will - save the other $35, and feel better than you have for five years. Are you Nervous? Those tired, sick headaches will vanish! Have you weak lunGs? Give compound oxygeu one cTu/ifice to strengthen them. Have you dyspepsia It will cure you! Remember always one thing! You risk absolutely nothing in trying our treatment. It is sim¬ ply breathing diffemt air, not ‘•dosiug,” or ‘ drugging,” or go¬ ing a thousand miles away fiom home aDd friendslt is breathing daily into your lungs, At tout own Home, the concentrated vi¬ tality ot all the health resorts in the world. 200 page book mailed free. For particulars, address, Drs. Stabkky & Pales, 1527 and 1529 a. ch st,, Phila¬ delphia, Penn, EDWARDS & SON, GALLERY OF PHOTO¬ GRAPHIC ART, BOX Whitehall St., Over M, Rich fa Bro’s. Dry Goods Store, Atlanta, Georgia, _ . We give the best pictures for the least money. Children’s pict ores taken in one second Strangers f r0 m the Country always welcome, Qj,]J g n< l examine specimens and P r 8 : , _ • ■ i.- -‘i/ v' |T * R„ ( HiL S * , . . Analytical . and prac TI0AL CHEMIST, •* Having located at the Legal Tender minee* at Fort Moun¬ tain, U now prepared to assay ores promptly and with all the precision that the latest revela* tions in chemical science per¬ mits. C. C. C. C . DODGE’S Certain Chicken Cholera Cure This is the o-ly specific for chickens yet discovered; every package guaranteed to stop chotera among ohilkons in fifteen minutes, so thdt ho more will take the disease. I have the indorsement of the Commissioner of Agri cu\ture of Ga. Cali and get a package only 25cts. For sale by T. J. OVBEY, Spring Place Ga Metropolitan Hotel Atlanta, Georgia. Fifty yards Irnm Union Passenger Depot. Curiior of Alabama fa Pryor Street*. Kates Reasonable. R. P KEITH, • - Proprietor. [b’te of I'aiit'Qii House ] HtJRD & DELANY, PHOTOGRAPHIC Dalton, OEOROIA. 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. Four Gem pictures or Fer¬ rotypes made toi fifty cents. Do not fail to call and exam¬ ine our work when in Dalton. Pictures made on cloudy as we" as any other day. The MURDOCH HOuse Dalton, 00:00 Georgia. Newly Opened!TfewlvFnrnisfced First-Class Accommodation. BEisfi Mi Ai. m ibe STATE lor the MONEY. Rates $2. per day. W. HrMl RDOCH, Prop’r. NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS IN Millinery C»oo>ls, LATEST NOVELTIES IN FASHION I *r Just Received at the Mtliuery Store ef <Sr J. & J. B. GRAVES, No. 85, Hamilton Street, Dalton, Georgia. A new ud elegant assortment of Mitlnery end Strew Goods.eouiiUagef Straw Bonneti end Ladiei'end Children’* Hati [trimmed and on trimmed] Keek and Seth Ribbon!, Vilvet Ribbom, Neck Ties, Bonnet Silk*, Setim, Velvets and Crapes, Flowere, Feathers,Ornements Ae. Onr good* were boughtof the largestand Yori,and best will importing he H oasts in Balti¬ more and New sold at very lew priees for cash. Furniture from 25 to 40 per cent Bdaw Cost of Manufacture. 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