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About North Georgia times. (Spring Place, Ga.) 1879-1891 | View Entire Issue (March 22, 1888)
■C. N. KINO. S. B CAKTElt. North Georgia Times KINGA CARTER, Publishers. THURSDAY, MARCH, 3*, 188*. Leal Prayer. How many Ch istians really pray? How many understand the subject of prayei? An un told number of believers go through life without gladness and joy in religion because they lack a knowledge of the real se cret ot obtaining spiritual strength, from above. Prayer is the lever that moves the heart of God, and brings the richest blessings of heaven, but true prayer consists in more thau.pe tition. A man might ask bod for letup ral blessings day after day and year after year, but it oil that mau s heart there was the blot of a sin which he has not repented, which is therefore unpardoned, that prayer would be a solemn mockery in tin sight ot the holy Father. Those who desire to reap the benfits of prayer should remember that Cod is, above all things, holy; and when we talk to Him and ask tor favo a, every sin that stands between the soul and its Maker must be confessed be¬ fore we can expect God’s ans¬ wer to a petition outside of the confessiou of the sin which hides Ilis lace from us. Let me sug¬ gest to those who desi.e to en¬ joy real prayer a few questions to put to the soul before asking God for a special object: Am I at peace with my neigh bors?—For il I am not, and am m the wrong, God is not peace with me: Do I foigive those who trespass against me with the same spirit which Christ exercised?—If I do not neither does God forgive me: Am I working with all my heart’s zeal to accomplish the object of my prayer?—For if I am not willing to obtain my de¬ sire by my own efforts, if possi¬ ble to do so, God wili not con¬ sider my request: Am I guilty of any known sin which I do not strive with all my powers to overcome?—If I •un God will not hear me; He wants man to do his utmost and when that is done He will keep him with llis power. Do I say from the depths ot my soul, ‘‘Thy will, not mine, be do r .t?”—If so God is standing ready to honor and answer that prayer. A heart filled with firm puiposes to do God’s will; not desires alone, is the heart th .t God v> il flood with Hit* light! Auden. One of the most terrible rail road accidents that has ever oc¬ curred in Georgia, took place at Blacksliear on the 17th, in which there were twenty one persons killed and twenty four seriously injured. The cause, of the accident is supposed to have been f om a defective truck that caused tlie breaking of 400 feet of the trestle across the Hurric lie river, which went down with the. train in the depths below, resulting in a most horrible accident. {-join the info?mattou leceiv ed, the Whitfield Regulator were not vesy well skilled in the aits of the organization. Gentlemen il you will meet at ‘‘Owl Hollow ’ in this count\ at the next regular meeting ot K. K’s you will be taught iiow to proceed in a more legitimate way at your next call. A hill has passed the Senate which n ovules for the relief of ex-soldiers and sailois, their widows anti parents. Al! persons who served three months or more in the naval seivice of the United States duTing the late war and wbo have been legally and honora pjy discharged therefrom who are noW; or who may hcreatter p,, suffering from mental or physical disability which ren^ j el . 9 them unable to perform i Uanue l labor, and who have no 0 ther means of support, shall, U p 0n fm-nishing proof of the f HC ^ complying with the re quirements as the Secretary of Interior may provide, be eD rolie«I upon the invalid list of pensioners of the Uuited States au( | ^ entitled to leceive $12 p er month. Also the widow, m i nor child or childien under e ,ighteen years of age, depend¬ ant mother 01 father are enti¬ tled under a certain provision of the bill. Cal Bryant, formerly of this county and young Dr. Trevitt have formed a copartntrship find have entered into the drug business in Dalton Ga., in first class style. Their stock is of the purest and freshest drugs that can be had in market and they propose to deal them out by the wholesale, as well as by retail, at the very lowest prices that they can be handled at a small profit. Henry Pope, (col) of Chat tooga county, was sentenced lust week, to lie huug June the for rape. This is the see¬ ond t: ial and second sentence of Pope for the same offense. A New Orleans Merchant. Mr. A K Seago writes: Send me a dozen bottles Huckleberry Cordial for some afflicted children at the orphan's home. Dave used with 80 mncl > recess in my fam¬ ily, know what it will do. Personal. Mr. N H Frohfichstein of Mobile Ala., writes: I lake great pleasure in recommending Dr. King's New I'is covery for Consumption, have used it for a hi vere attack of Bronchitis and Catarrh. It gave mo instatt re lief and entirely cured me and I have not been afflicted since. I also beg to state that I had tried other rem¬ edies with no good results. Have also used Electric bitters and Dr. King's New Life Pills, both of which I can recommend. Dr, King's New Discovery Cofds, for Consumption, Coughs and is so d on a posivive guarantee. Tri¬ al bottles free at hobinsou & Aa derson's Drug store. FOR COUGHS, CROUP - AND - CONSUMPTION USE i mm : f; V. 4 jM t. P ii/ |lllr s' 7 A P* .'V / ,.y,-- - . v - v • - • - , T- V< ^ -v *Y' ; \ \ ? v-i V -SWEET Wm ,TT r v -\MD miJlXMvL Tho sweet gum, us In: t -p.> of .he Put ii' I'Huii', growing ......;■« uni-’ fn t.l»* MUUllfi-li Mu'.-'S. rout o ; tiaoi .itin,. <;-x« peel' ? •>'!* pi !n-Mph tout |).H the phlegm pro* JucoiK th" *-:ii jv i• • r o •.'vend unit sitmulutes ,t>!> child t 1 , thrf'WO’ftbri . i.'ciuPrnno iu croon and whtiopiii, -.M\: When Out ml'ttu’U ibo 1 tilling riiMen.ti.ii'ieis prlneiolw in th If Ta\ mullein PI plant of tho «'M pc"’ . I 'osonm Ja i 1.01 ; s ( liKKOKi- L Jit JUl'Y W!.;5 tit M AM) Ml I.* i.kin the finest knot odytiirCoujrhs,Croup, »v>optng-c« ciitM .jitinM plenaed •• ii.sv.uptuw. it.. and Ask ?*o pnln* Ud de, anv i^ tf.'c. to take your flnv/tst »e> ii Price and .% 1 .#N». KaLI IU A.TA \ LGH.AUuntu.Ga. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE, Georgia Murray County. J R Hhillip* Admr. of Wiley Dudley, deed, tnukes application for letters of dismission from the estate of said deceased, this is to cite all persons concerned, to show cause if any they can why said Admr. should not be discha-ged and receive letters of dismission on the first Monday in June 1888. W H Rakbry, Ordinary. ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE. Groroia Murray County. P McGhee Ad-or. of N A Magee deceased makes application in due form for letter! of diimlssion fToji the estate ofeaid deceased, This is to cite ail persons, concerned, heirs and creditors to show cause if any they can, why said Administrator should not be dis¬ charged from hie administration and receive letters oi dismission on the first Monday^ in June 1888. W H Ramsey, Ordinary. ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE. Georgia Murray County. E W Bond Admr. of Jas. L McEntire deed, makes appi cation in due form for letters of dismission from the estate of said deceased This is to cite all persons concerned, heirs and creditors, to show cause if any they can, why said Admr. should not bo discharged from bis Administration and receiro letters of dismiss¬ ion on the first Monday in June 18S8. W H Ramsey, Ordinary. WILD BAND SALES. IVill he sold before the Court house door in the town of Spring Place,'Ga., to the highest bidder at public outcry between the legal hours of sale cn the 1st Tueiday in May next the following wild land to wit: All of lot of land No. 311 in the 10th District and 3rd section of Murray county, except 55 acres in the South East corner owned by A F Alexan¬ der nnd 40 acres in the North East co ner owned by A L Keith. The same being 65 acres moro or less. Levied on by virtue of and to satisfy a tax fl fa issued from the Tax Collector’s office of said county in favor of the State and county against said parcel of land for the years 1372, 1873, 1874, 1875, 1876, 1877, 1878, 1879, 1880, 1881, 1882, 1883, 1884 1885 1886 and 1887. This Feby. 2nd 1888. C L TERRY, Sheriff. APRIL SHEKIKF’8 SALES. State of Georgia Murray County. Will be sold before the court house door in the town of Spring Place, to the highest bidder at pub¬ lic out ciy bet ween the legal hours of sale on the 1st Tuesday in April next, the following described prop¬ erty to wit: All tha* portion of lot of land No. 285, ly¬ ing north of Holly Creek, except the saw mill and gin property and mill privelages includ¬ ing about threo acres of land: ulso fifty rods off of the south side of lot of land No. 266, all in t e 26th district and 2nd section of said couo’y. Levied on as the property of VV J Peoples by virtue of aud to satisfy three jus¬ tices court ti faf from the 1018th district, o M two in favor of Pacific Guano Co. vs W J Pee¬ ples and one vs W J Painter and W J Pee¬ ples. Property in posession of VY J Peeples and is subject to dow^r of Mrs. Lousia Hassier. Also a the Fame time and p.nco Town lot in the towu of Soring Place Ga/^iown a a the C E Wall house and lot and bounded as fol¬ lows: South by E H L Keiater West by pub¬ lic street, North by Marvin Smith and East by back street between the property of G T Ogletro© and said property, containing one half acre more or less. Levied on to satisfy Gireo Justice court fi fas, two in favor of G W Oglesby and ono in favor of T J Ovb y, all against Mr*. M A Wall, issued from the 824t \ district o m and controlled to Mrs. M A Oatis. Levied on as the proper y of tha defendant. This March lsl 1 88H. UL Terry. Sheriff. ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. State of Okoroia, Murray County Wherens W I> Gregory Administrator of Jatlian Gregory, represents to be court in his pet tiou, duly filed and e : tered on lecord, that he has fully administered J a than Greg¬ ory’s ostate. This is therefore to cito all persons concerned, kitdred and creditors, to show cause, if any they cao, why said Admr. should not be discharged from his Adminis¬ tration and receive letters of dipmissio on the first Monday in May 1888. Feb. 2. 1888. W H Kamsky, Ordinary. Georgia, Murray county, AVhcrens II R and Phillip Hearner Execu¬ tors of the estate of John Beainer deceased represents to the court in their petition duly filed and entered on record, that they have fully administered John Beatuor's estate ac¬ cording to bis will This is therefore t<* cite all persons concerned, kindred and creditors, to show cause, if any they can why said Ex¬ ecutors should not bo discharged from their trust, and re eivo letters of dismission on tho 1st Monday in April 1888, This Jan. 5th 888. W TI Ramsey, Ordinary. Al)>i! N1STK ATOM'S NOT!11C. State of Georgia Murray coubty: Vv’licreas, Win Lufinmu Admin¬ istrator el John O'Oi uner repre¬ sents to the court in his petition, duly filed and entered on r ccord that, lie Las fully administered John OConuel-'s estate. This is there fore to cite all perrons concerned, kindred :md creditors, to show cause, ii any they can, why said Ad¬ ministrator should not be dischar¬ ged from bis rdministration and receive letle.-s of dismission on the first Monday in April 1SSS, This January 4th 18 8. W. H. Ramsey, Oidinary. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Statr ok Gkokgia, .Murray County. James A McKamy Avlmr. ef E L Miller dececpctl l ap in due form applied to the un dersigned f‘»r leave to sell the lands belong¬ ing to the estate of said deceased, and said application will be heard on the first Monday in April next. This 1st March 1888 W H Kamsky, Ordinary FOR THE SEASON OF 1888. The Thorough-Bred Peicheron Scallion, Elder, Will make the spring season, at Dal ton, and those having mares, and desiring to improve their slock, are thus offered an unusual oppor tunity. ELDER > 8 one °f the finest hors¬ es in Georgia, aud the Percheron family of horses, for draft and all purposes. the best in the world. His colts can be used earlier than other stock, will come into market earlier and command better prices. Breeders will do well to call and examine this horse. For farther particulars, address, or call on me at mv barber shop,. Terms—Insurance $20; for sea son $10. Ben Jones, Manager, Dalton Qa 1870 1888 KUHNS’ Premium Art Gallery. 33V£ Whitehall St., Atlanta, Ga. When yon 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 Cabinets at $4 p^r dozen. W T KUHNS. When you want a good SHAVE OR HAIRCUT GO TO B. F. JONES, the Barber. Shop on Hamilton St. Dalton <5a Passenger Fares OVEli Western & Atlantic B. It. Atlanta to Marietta or. $ Ml Cartersville, Ga. 1.25 „ Dalton, Ga. 2.25 „ Chattanooga, Tern. 3.00 Chattanooga to Dalton, Ga. 1.00 ,, Cartersville, Ga. 2,00 „ Marietta, Ga. 2.50 Atlanta, Ga. 8.00 „ tl Dalton to Chattanooga, Tenn. 1.00 „ Cartersville, Ga. 1.25 <( Marietta, Ga. 1.80 „ Atlanta, Ga. 2.25 "Come thou with us and wo will do tlie good.’’ Jos. M Ubown. lien’l Passenger Ageni, Atlanta, Ga C. C. C, C . DODGE’S Certain Chicken Cholera Cure This is tho o ly specific for chickens yet discovered; every package guaranteed to stop cholera among ohilkons in fifteen minutes, so that no more will take the 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, Spring Place Ga Metropolitan Hotel. Atlanta. Georgia. Fifty yard; from Union Passenger Depot. Coriior of Alabama »Ss Pryor Streets. Bates Beaxonahle. R P KEITH, Proprietor. [bite of Cannon House.] HOBD & DELAN'Y, PHOTOGRAPH RS. Dalton, GBORGIA. We lmve arranged our new gallery to make ever style pho¬ tographs aud will guarantee to please those wanting pictures. Copies and Enlargements a specialty. Fer¬ Four Gem pictures or rotypes made fot fifty cents. Do not fail to call and exam ine our work when in Dalton. Pictures made on cloudy as wp” as anv other day. MURDOCH House, oo:oo Georgia. Newly Opened! Newly Furnished First-Class Accommodation. BESI'MiA^. iu ihe STATE the MONEY. Bates $2. per day. W. H. MURDOCH, Prop’r. NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS IN Millinery Goods, LATEST NOVELTIES IN FASHION! Just Received at tbe Mllluery Store ot J. & J. B. GRAVES, No. 85, Hamilton Street, Dalton, Georgia. A now and elegant assortment of Miliner; and Straw GoO'if l eoniiattag of Straw Bonnets and Ladiesiand Children's Hats [trimmed’and untrimmed] Reck and Sash Ribbons, Vilvet Ribbons, Neok Ties, Bonnet Silks, Satins, Velvets and Crapes, Flowers, Feathers,Ornaments to, Onr good* were bought of tbelargestand best importing Housesin Balti¬ more and New Yorx, and will be sold at very low prices for cash. Furniture from 25 to 40 per cent Below Cost of Manufacture. I am selling all the output ot the Georgia Manufacturing Co. from 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 Every word we say we can stand by. Dear Sir : Do you want to sae the latest WONDER of ’ 87 . ANSWER TO l mill DAY. $25. A $36 Single Harness reduced to (•’ , . SyIwIh'I The finest Harness MADE for the money. Handsome nickel or imitation .'-f amBlai rubber gold finish mountings. HAND made from oak stock, unsurpassed for ^ style and durability. If you will allow ns M; - s% : t made by making a SPECIALTY and get M t'»:i 0,lt ovcr s °o setts each month. You -,_uf '»«- Vi'ivD - 1 ' J can keep the sample at only $ 20 , $5 less - .....- " than price here or return at OUR EX J DENSE. Can we make a more liberal offer? We shall expect to hear from you i: at once saying YES send on your Harness. Folded or single strap style. National Harness Co.. a I 14 to 24 Wholesale Wells Manufacturers, St. Buffalo,Jf. J*. A. ANDERSON, Collar and Ilames, $2 Extra. No Breast Collar of Harness Mnnufacturers. Manager of the -—---- — National Harness Oo., Wholesale Mfrs„ Double Style for two horses. Price, 35.00. Inn. ‘ V mu. 6, ’ss.&neb.5,9u. 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