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About North Georgia times. (Spring Place, Ga.) 1879-1891 | View Entire Issue (April 19, 1888)
C. N. KINO. s. r. CAitTr.it. North Georgia Times .: "vd s r: ::.t : VLISU& CARTER, Publishers. THIBSIUY, APKIl, 10 . I88*. S5P The Third P uty business, if successful, will make the e mn> try unfit for free men to live in. When the federal government is turned into a vast prohibi¬ tion machine, with an army of deputy marshals swarming all over the land to hunt up viola* tions of the law, the worst of the revenue system will be m creased and multiplied beyond endurance. National prohibi¬ tion would swell the number of place-holders, and make tins the must spy and office-cursed nation on the face, of the earth, Fortunately a large number of p.olnliitioimt do not favor a third party movement. They are satisfied with the progress they have made thiougb local option methods and state laws, They do not propose to turn over the control of a moral question to the gene’ al govern ment, and in this tliey are sen¬ sible.—Constitution Congressman Clements is the right sort of a Democrat. He said rec ntly to the Wash¬ ington corespondent ot the Car tertersville Courant-American that personally ‘ he would be glad to seethe internal revenue system abolished, if such action could be bed without interfer¬ ing with the reduction of tar¬ iff on the necessaries of life; but to abolish the revenue laws would be to cut off about $120 000,000 from the treasury, thus practically preventing a/iy leduction of duties on such necess ities ns every man is compelled to have in order to ] ve. He thought it would be a mistake to reduce the tax on whiskey, while coal, iron, steel, rice, sugar and woolen clothing were taxed from 20 to 60 per cent. Mr. delimits 1 1 -inks it probable that the tax on tobac¬ co, which has come to be re¬ garded as a practical necessity, will be abolished, and very probably the tax on wine and brandy raised; but whiskey will, be made to continue to the support of the government”— Macon Telegraph. Augusta N ational Lxposi- . lion, which opens October the lOtii, . mid i cl i is‘‘s at Aovcruiici i i i - t , 1888, is assuming grand pro *. portions, h vom all the tions, ..... bids liur to it etpuu any similar event ever held ill the South. But unlike any of the past, it has no government or state aid. The citizens of Au gusla have pluckily put their money into the enterprise and there is no doubt but that they J Will make it a success. L'apt. W . C. Tilton has been appointed the Commissioner the Exposition for this, Murray j county, and any of our citizens who feel interested and desire any information as to exhibits etc., a e reqested to apply to him. Conventions have been called ■dmost tlnoughout thc state, for the purpose of selecting del egates to meet the State Dem¬ ocratic Executive Committee in Atlanta, on May tin* 9th, to gelect delegates to St. Louis, which will in turn nominate a Pieeident and Vice President. - Nobe*, the mvtut,.r of dyna¬ mite is dead. Samuel Fleming, a blind man, j arrested in Atlanta altwj ; days ap> for haring two wii/ts. lie waived preliminary tiial and on failure to give bond,was stored away for safe keeping. Fleming,s reason for leaving wife no. 1. was that she deceiv¬ ed him, by not telling him be¬ fore they were married, that she had no nose. The State Tempo ran3 con ¬ vention, which we announced in a previous issue, would meet on the 25th, has by an or¬ der of the executive committee been p stponed uutil May the 8tl>. This change w«s made on account of this meeting con¬ flicting with other conventions that meet m Atlanta on the same date. — ...... .... ........... ■■■■ — George M. Napier, Editor of the Walton County News and Miss Moss Harris, ot Chatta nooga, were to he mat l ied on last Tuesday. vV r e guess ere this, they are one, and “Two minds are but a single thought, Two hearts that heat as one.” Electric Bitters. This . remedy 11 is becoming so wel 11 known and so popular as to need no special mention. Ail who have used Electric Bitters sing the same song Ot praise—A purer medicine does not exist and it is gnarrailteed to do all that is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all (tlseas 8 Ot Liv er and Kidneys, will renmvo pim¬ ples, boils, salt rheum and other af¬ fections caused bv impure blood. Will drive malaria from the system and prevent as weli as cure all ma¬ larial levers— For cure indigestion of Headache, constipation anti try Electric Bitters—Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded.— Price 50c and $1, pel bottle at Rob¬ inson and Anderson's drug store. Elheit Ware, who wbsekarg ed with tlie murder of Char^ neli Hightower, on the night of the prohibition election in Ai lanta, was round guilty of man¬ slaughter. An Old Friend Dangerously 111. You ail know him lying there Buffering so with that fearful case ! of dysentery oi a bloody tvpe. Why not suggest to him to try Dr. Biggers’ Huckleberry cordial, il will relieve hi.n after a few doses. A third paity is being advoca¬ ted by Sam Small and others. We think Mr. Small would grow huger if he would keep in | the bounds of his gospel work. Is consumption Incurable? r, H d the following: Mr C H Mor Newark, Ar ,. says- ‘Was down with absces ot lungs and friends and physicians pronounced me an inenra I ble consumptive. Began taking Dr K ‘ ,) .«' s New Discovery tor con sumption, am now on my third hot tie and able to oversee tho work on my faun. It is the fiuei t medieine ever made.’ Jcs=e Middle’,vart, Decater Ohio, says: ‘Had it not been for Driving's New Disco, erv for consumption I j u ’as given Vp by doctor’s* J Si >» best of health. Try it. Sample l ? ottles lr f e at Robinson and An demon's drug Store, ---»-»-•-- Secretary Bayard and Mrs Fulsome, mother-in-law of Pres blent Cleveland, are to be mar ried some tune in June, Baldwin couuty has gone wet by & majosity of thirty oue votes. The election will be con¬ tested. W. W. Price, lias retired as Editor, of tlie Dalduuega Sig¬ nal. Ex Senat ,r Coukling, is st ill suspended on the thread of life. Rev. 8am Small, w<U again make his home iu Atlanta. Tbe Tariff bill is still the lea ding topic of congress. «$g§ •■ss A m CORDIAL The Great Southern Remedy for all BOWEL TROUBLES AND CHILDREN TEETH I NO. There are veryfow who do not know of this the lllile purple berry, v. hli-h so many of us have eaten in most yvi-.-yahnpe. there in nprin- tho ciptu In It having a wonderful en Is bowels. Or. lliager's Huckleberry i.'ormal theORKAT SOOTIIKKX ltKMMl/Y thai ieolores the little one ti-citilng, ntnl cures luarrkcea D <VhenIt y SiBodTbit at this season of »|nTfIr&‘.tt old should provide tlirnisetvos wHli house. noino k te^»!,^ tMita’aiai 'save much anxiety"* mplCreU,eai Or* I'.iyaers’ hiCU ''' fW rTAYDOK, 1 * ~Taylor'* i ItcroUei* R«*n»**dy Coughs, Croup of Sweet and Gum Con¬ mill Alii Hein Will cure bottle. sumption P rice 25 cts. nun >1 a MAY SHERIFF’S SALES. State of Georgia Murray County Will be sold before the court house door in the town of Spring Place to the highest bid dor at public outcry \ botwcon the legal hours &{ on thc nt Tuesday in May D tho followl described property to wit: AIIof totof , and No. one hundred and thirty two, except forty acres on the south side of said lot, and one hundrod and ten acres ofland it No. one hundred and sixty nine, known as the Gid Jackson home place whereon bo now lives. All in the »th Dirt. and 3rd section of said county. Levied on as tho property of Gideon Jackson, Joseph E Jackson and Walter L Osborn, by virtue of and to satisfy a Superior Court fi fa issued from the Superior court of said county in fa¬ vor of k \V Bond agairst said defendants to satisfy thc puroh ise money of said property which is in posession o: defendants. This March the 29th 18^8. C. L. Terry, Shff. ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE, Georgia Murray County. J 11 llbillipy Admr. ofWiley Dudley,deod. makes a[»plicatioo fi r letters of distiii* 4 l<gi from the estate of said dcceu cd, this is to cite all prrsona eoncetiied, to show cause if any they can why said Admr. sliould not he discharged and receive letters of di-missioU on ths first Monday in June 1S88. \V II Ramsky, Ordinary. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Gkorgia Murray County. P McGhee Ad r. of N A Mnj;eo dcoetsed ralke8 r pp ' ,efcti0 ? in due { 'T fo r '; tters Qf , This i.s to cite all persons, concerned, heirs and creditors to show cause if any they can, why said Adrniliis'rator sliould not he dis¬ charged from his administration and receive letters of dismission on tho first Monday in June 1SS8. W II Ramsky, Ordinary. ADMINISTRATOR’* NOTICE. Ojedkoia Murray County. E W Rond Admr. of Jas. L McEutire dewd. makes ap|>l oatiou in duo foim for letters of dismission from tho estato of said deceased This is to cite all persons concerned, heirs and creditors, T o show cause if any they can, why said Adiur. should not bo discharged from his Administration and receive letters of dismiss¬ ion on thc first Monday in Juno 1888. W 11 Ramsky, Ordinary. M IIJ) LAM) SALES. AY ill be sold before the Court Loufc door in tho town of Spring Place, Ga., to tho highest bidder at public outcry between the legal hours of rale n the 1st Tuesday in May next the following wild land to wit: All of lot of land No. Jilin tlie 10 tli District and 3rd section of Murray county, except 55 acres in tho South East corner owned by A F Alexan¬ der and 40 acres in tho North East oo tier owned by A L Keith. Tho same being G5 acres more or less. Levied on by virtue of “J ,0 °f* { * “ iax 6 fa issueJ . fro ‘“ tUo T “ 8taU aBioowty Ilgainn 1>arcel of la0(1 f„ r the years 1872, isrj, 1874, 1875, isre, 1877, 1878, 1879, 1880, 1881, 1882, 1883, 1884 18S5 ISSO and 1887. This Feby. 2ud fSS8. C L TI-'.RKY, Slier ff. CLMiaiiAX’S NOTICE* State op Georgia mup.ray couuty: Mary S Hall Guardian of John F Hall, has due form applied to mo for leave to sell one eighteenth undivided in ereat in one hundred and twenty five no:es t lots of laud No’s. 201 and 234, in 10th Dist. and 3rd Sect, comity, belonging to my said wards es¬ and said application will bo he^rd on the 1st Monday in May 1888. This tho 5th 1888. W 11 Ramsky, Ordinary. Hoa . Notice. Georgia. Murray c >unty, All pc rfons intoreetod nre hereby notified that if n„ go< d enure bo eho.fn to the con ra ry an order will bo granted by tbe county on tbe first Tuesday in May next es¬ tablish ng a new road of the third class as out by read commissioners appointed th it purpose. Couuueuci g at tho Pauper rt eidenee it) said county and running through thc la ds of Mrs. 'V ite otton Luffmnn aud Mollans and intersecting Cleveland rend near where Thomas Pierce lives. By order county bosud. April tho 1888. April the 5th. 1888. BsNSia Johnson, Cbairinutt. Stat* or Qeohgia, Mnrray County. AH persons interested are hereby notified that, if no good cause he shown to the con¬ trary, an order will he granted by the coun ty Board, en the first Tuesday in May next, establishing * new road of the 2nd class as marked cut by road commissioners appoin¬ ted for that purpose. Commencing on the Spring Place road leading to the widow Jack son’s at or near the place where John Will bankslivod, on the landlin ibetweeo Mrs S J Jackson’s and Isaac Davis, and running a due Easterly direction on the line of land lots and intersecting the Ellijay road wheTe said land line lots cross said road, thence East on said land liue lots to the Federal road. This March 29th 1888. DbhHU Johnson, Chairman Co. Board. ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. St<te or Georgia, Murray County Where SB W T> Gregory Administrator of Jathan Gregory, represents to the court in his petition, duly fiipd ftlld e -tered on tecord, that bo has fully administered Jathan Greg¬ ory’s ostate. This is therefore to cite all persons concerned, kit dred and creditors, to show cause, if any they can, why said Admr. should not be discharged from his Adminis¬ tration and receive lottors of dismission on the first Monday in May 1888. Feb. 2. 1888. w u r AM sey, Ordinary. __ notice to perfect service. Georgia, ° Murray County, Murray „ Superior . Court _ , Libel for Divorce in February Term 1888. Julia C. Cbye, vs. J OH* Cry*. It appearing to the court by the return of the Sheriff, in the above stated case, that the defendant does not reside in said county; and it further appearing that he does not reside in this State: It is therefore ordered by the court, tha t sorvi e be perfected on the defend¬ ant by the publication of this o dor once a month, for f ur months, before the next term of this l ourt, in the North Georgia TImes, a news aper published in Murray County Ga. Granted. J.C. Fain, J. S. C. C. C. I hereby certify that the above is a true extract from the minutes of court. T iis April 16th 1888. C. N. King, C. S. C. Georgia, Murray eouutv. Elisabeth L Williamson widow of Wm Will¬ iamson deed, has made application for 12 moo 1 hs support from the estate of said deed, and appraisers having Leon appointed for that purpose and made return of ti e some as required by law, This is to cite all persons couc.rucd o show cause why tho same should not he allowed and made the judgement of this Court, on tho 19th day of May 1888, at my office. April 18th 1888 W. H. RvMsky, Ordinary. FOR THE SEASON OF 1S8S. The Thorough-Bred Pei'cheron Stallion, Elder, Will make the spring season, at Gal ton. and those having mares, and desiring to improve their slock, are thus offered an unusual oppor I unity. ELDER 1R 0113 °f the finest hors¬ es iu Georgia, and the Fercheron family of horses, for Hi aft and all purposes, the best, iu the world. His colts can be used earlier than oilier stock, will come into market earlier and command better prices. Breeders will do well to call and examine this horse. For further particulars, address, or call on me at niv barber shop. Terms—Insurance 82(1; for sea son $10 B;:n Jones, Manager, Dalton Ga c. c. c. c. 1) O I) G E’ S Certain Chicken Cholera Cure This is the o ly specific for chick )ns yet discovered; every package guaranteed to stop cholera among cbilkons in fifteen minutes, so that no moro will take the disease. I have tho indorsement of the Commissioner of Agri¬ culture of Oft. Call and get a package only 25cts. For salo by T. J. OVREY, Spring l’laec Ga SUBBE8 ST YMP with your name in Fancy Type, 25 Visiting Cards, and INDIA INK to mark Linen, only 25 cts. (stamps.) Book of 21)00 fityl *8 free with each order. Agents wanted. Big Pay. THALMAN MF’G 00., BALTIMORE, MD. Wanamaker & Brown, OAK H ALL PHILADELPHIA, PENN. The largest custom order aud retail clothing house. S. M. a THOMAS, Merchant Tailor; Dalton, Georgia, Guari'antoes good work aod cheap rates. GRANITE IRONWARE. 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