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About North Georgia times. (Spring Place, Ga.) 1879-1891 | View Entire Issue (April 19, 1888)
North Georgia Times. The Official Paper of the County, PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, and entered in the Post Office at Spring Place G*., as second class matter.* Subscription Kates: One year, $1 01 ) Six months, 50conts;Three months, 25 cents. Payable in advance. Address all oommunicatiocs t > The Times, Spring Place', (la. LO 3AT* DOTTINGS Rev 3 R Speck, preached iu town Sunday night. Mrs J D Temple, has been quite sick since Sunday. Work ou the Spring Place Acad¬ emy, will begin soon. Jiunos W Peck, of near town, is convalescing, but slowly. The singing at Free Hope on last Sunday was well attended. The family of Mr Marion More¬ land of town, are very sick. A singing school is now being conducted by Prof. R B Mauldin in town. Col. J J Bates has a new apart jtnent to his premises, in the form of ;a cyclone pit, We acknowledge receipt of a beautiful calendar from the E T V & G Railway Co. Gus Keister, of this place has a position in the office of the Fannin County Gazette. Miss Mamie Dwight of Spring Place has been visiting in Dalton for the past weok. Rev B F Foster filled his usual appointment, at the Baptist church Saturday and Sunday Collector Tatum, was over Tues¬ day looking alter the government’s interest and relieving the boys of their cash. Miss Minnie Daly, of town bid her friends good-by on last Tues¬ day, and wib visit Daisy Tenu. for a few months. D It Dunn, of the tenth district, made us a pleasant call last week. Mr. Dunn says he cant aflord to do without the Times. The time fer spring picnics (and spring chickens) is at hand—all in favor of having one soon, make it known by saying I. Polk, son ot W C D Gordon, Esq. of Fort Mountain, who has been in .Chattanooga for several months, is again with the boys at home. The boys abou* town are talking much about the fine 'trout in the river this season—we take notice that not many of them are being eaten. J O and James McEnlire and J H Mackey, of the Sumach Masonic Lodge, attended the call meeting of the Spring Place Lodge, on last Friday night The tea-paitv, given by Miss Onie Kelly on Wednesday night of last week was one of rare enjoy¬ ment-many thanks Miss Onie for the kind invitation. O. A Judge Ramsey issued license last week for the Marriage of Rob¬ ert S Knox to Mary Emaline John¬ son, both of the Eighth district, and J W Holliway to Donga Smith. The Baptist church at this place yrill hold their communion service on the 3rd Sabbath in May, and re¬ spectfully invite all sister churches of the same faith and order to be present. Mrs. S J Jackson, happened to the misfortune, one day last week of getting her Phaeton demolished by a fright of her pony while stand¬ ing tied to the rear end of the Phaeton. Farnsworth & Wetherly are now prepared with their new Soda Fount, in Dalton to furnish the most delicious drink of tho season. When you are in Dalton don’t fail to give them a call. --- - -- - Col. W O Martin, of Spiing Place, has been elected to address the young ladie’s literary society of The North Ga. Agricultural College, {it Datdonega, in June. Col. M — has accepted, and will give his many friends in Dahlonega a liter¬ ary treat on that occasion. j Two wagon loads of Hydraulic piping passed through town last week going to Alaculsa, this coun¬ ty, to be used in opening the gold mine of the Walker Bros. This begins to look like business in Murray. Quite a number of the farmers of this county, contracted for their guano with a Mr Florida, of Gordon county, and lrom some caube Mr F— failed to supply them, and they are fouud wanting, and the Dalton market cannot supply the demand. Mrs. Ann Beck at Woodlawn was born the year George Washington died. She is now 89 years old. She can still see to read, and reads a couple of chapters in the Bible every day. She has many grand, great, and great great grand children. For several years Mrs. Fannie Johnson, has been selling JLadie’s hats and trimmings of all kinds. This Spring she has replenished her stock and is now better pre¬ pared with her handsome new styles to accommodate the ladies than ever before—Call at once la¬ dies and get your hats for the season. The Baptist church at this place gave a small donation, on last Sun ady, to aid in rebuilding the Bap¬ tist church at Calhoun. There has also been a small con¬ tribution from the Methodist church at this place, for the purpose of as¬ sisting in the rebuilding the Meth¬ odist church at Calhoun, Our peo¬ ple would have contributed more liberally, but for having so much work of like character at home. We had the pleasure of convers¬ ing with Eng Bunker, the youngest son ot Fr.g, one of the Simese Twins, in town last week. The Simese Twins, were one of the greatest monstrosities of the ninetenlh cen¬ tury, and were extensively known throughout the world. Eng and Chang were their names. They married sisters, who were daughters of a Mr. Yates of North Carolina. Eng was the father of Beven boys and four girls; Chang, five boys and three girls, making a total of 23 children. They died about four teen years ago, there being only three hours difference in their death. In this issue will be found the announcement of Mr. A T Logan as a candidate for Representative. Mr. Logan is so well and so favor¬ ably known throughout the county that it is scarcely necessary for us to say a word in commendation of him. He is a native of the county, is thoroughly identified with the interest of the people and should he be elected he will make a faith¬ ful and efficient Representative He courts inquiry and investigation *s to his position on all public ques¬ tions that may come beiore the General Assembly, desiring to place himself fully in line with the wishes of the people. The school at Sumach will close on Friday, April the 27th. We are invited, and hope to have the pleas¬ ure of attending. There will be no night exercises, but Prof. Humph¬ reys promises to make the day in¬ teresting, and a large attendance is solicit, d, Prof. Stansberry, principal of the Spring Place high school, will be present and address the school on that day. This school has been a blessing to the young men of North Ga. and we should fee! proud to have such a branch of learning in our midst. Give Them A Chance! That is to say, youi lungs. Also all your breathing machinery. Very wonderful machinery it is. Not only the larger air-passages, but the thousands of little tubes and cavi¬ ties leading from them. When these are clogeed and choked with matter which ought not to be there, your lungs cannot half do tneir work And what they do, they esnnot do well. Gall it cold, cough, croup, pneu¬ monia, catarrh, consumption or any of the family of throat and nose and head and luug obstructions, all are bad. All ought to be got rid of. There is just one sure way to get rid of them That is to take Boschee's German Syrup, which any druggist will sell you at 75 cents a bottle. Even if everything elso has failed you. you may depend upon this for certain. The Oonntv School Commissioner and teachers of Murray county, met last Saturday and organized a teach er's convention. Rev S H Henry, was elected chairman; Prof Bates Smith secretary. The chair appoin¬ ted the following persons to discuss the different branches taught in our public schoos; Prof C H Humph¬ reys, on mathematics, Prof Stans¬ berry on grammar; Prof J T Mc Entire orthography, Prof Shields, school government; Miss Aggie Ramsey, reading; Miss Leia Wilson, geography. Profs, Shields. Stans¬ berry and J .T Bates, committee to draft bylaws and constitution for the government of the convention. Adjourned till May the 12th 10 o’clock a. m. Local Paragraphs Arklucks. Arklucks. Arklucks. Trevitt & Bryant are the most reliable druggist in North Ga. A car load of Buggies for sale at T A & S E Berrys Dalton Ga. Stop that headache by using Arklucks Indian Blood Pills. A beautiful and tasty line of la¬ dies hats, just received at T J Ovbey’s. The Marey Bros. $3 00 Shoes Seamless, sold by Trotter Bros, are t he best. Arklucks Indian Blood Pills get there Ely— every box warranted —try them. For pure, leliable drugs at low¬ est prices, go to Trevitt & Bryant's Pharmacy, Dalton Ga. A large and elegant stock of ready-made clothing just received at T J Ovbey's for 18S8. Don't forget that Cartwright Bros. Dalton, have the Bon Ton spring goods of the season. Drink Soda Water at Farnsworth & Weatherly's fine new fountain at old P. 0. corner Dalten. Don't forget to call on Trevitt & Biyant, when in Dalton and see what they have in stock The well known Clement, Weil & Ball's Ladies and Misses Custom Shoes at Trotter Brothers Dalton. The finest soda fount and the best soda water at Farnsworth & Wetherly's old P. O cornor Dalton. Arklucks Indian Blood Pills cure all derangements of the stom ache and bowels. Doctors will pre¬ scribe them. If you want the latest, prettiest and most stylish spring acd sum¬ mer goods, call ou Cartwright Bros. Dalton Ga. Trivitt & Bryant Dalton Ga., de¬ fy any and all competition in drugs, druggist sundries perfumeries, Paints, Oils, etc. Money to Loan. Those who want money, and have first class real estate to secure it, apply through C N King. Oh mvj I am about to fall! what can I do for my Liver? Take one box of Aaklucks Indian Blood Pills and you will have no more trouble. A Car load ol Wagons just receiv¬ ed at T A & S E Berry's, T all on Ga., and are for sale cheap, for cash, or good paper at a low rate of interest. Whoopi Whoop! The most goods for the least, money and the highest price for all kinds of country produce at L F Clark's Store, Fort Mountain, Ga. W hen you go to Dalton take your meals at Buehholz, restaurant. He will feed ycu well and treat you well and charge you only twenty five cents per meal. If you have headache ask your merchant for a box ot Arklucks In¬ dian Blood Pills and they will sure¬ ly cure you. Don't let anybody palm off any other kind for Arklucks are the best. For 1888 The largest and most complete stock of goods that has been in Spring Place for years has just been received and elegantly ar¬ ranged at the Store of T J Ovbey. Ladies and Gents best hand made, with a large assortment of the best shoes on the market are kept on hand at T J Ovbey's. We only ask you to price them, aqd we know you will buy them. Hats! Hats!! Hats!!! Mrs. F T Johnson has just re¬ ceived the most complete line of millinery goods that she has ever had, ami invites the ladies to call to see her and get their summer hats. Cheaper than ever before. Shop N- tice. If yon want first class work, ei¬ ther in Bteel or iron, or want your farming implements repared—from a garden toe to a thresher,—call at the ‘Shoo of King & Seabolt, in Pleasant Valley. Hack Line. Simon Daly has purchased a new covered hack and is prepared to haul passengers between this place and dalton in comfort m any kind of weather. The hack leaves this piace at 7 a. m. and Leaves Dalton at 1 p. m. daily. Money to Lend. lend I am now prepared to mon¬ ey on improved lands in Murray county at greatly reduced rates. Either on five years time or to be paid in annual installments for five years. Feby. 1st 1SS8. Trammell Starr. - Doctors and merchants will find it is to their interest to advise the use of Arklucks Indian Blood Pills for there is no better remedy. Twenty Five cents paid for them will often save the patients life. Announcements. For Representative. Wo are authorized to announce tho name of A. T. Logan as a candidate for Representa¬ tive at the ensuing election to be held ou tho first Wednesday in Ootob r next. Professional Cards. WjM. C. Martin, Attorney at Law. Spring Place, Georgia. Immediate attention given to>ll legal business. 0. N. STARR, TRAMMEL!. STARR Calhoun, Qa. Spring Place,(la S T A R R STARR Attorneys at Law, Prompt attention given to all logp.lbusine? 8 M. B. Harris, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Spring Place, Geoigia Prompt attention given to all legal business. H. H. Anderson, Attorney at Law. SPRING PLACE, GEORGlX. Will attend punotua ly to all legal business. W. C. Glenn, attorney at law. Dalton, Georgia. Prompt attention given to all legal business. Livery Feed and Sale Sttble For hire or sale at JESSE HOLLAND’S Livery Stable in Dalton, Ga. The patronage of the people emuck desired, and especially those from Murray County. Dr. J. P. Fann, Resident Dentist DALTON GEORGIA. • f— - All kinds of mo ..." obanicaland Oier 'A rrYTr*85© atiT0 Dentistry l ox- 38? couto< infirst-class -ix style, and at reas onable rates. The Celluloid Plato put /■Xf P3'£aV U full P > n partial or * ■ sotsof teeth at f reasonable rates. Teeth ex tra c t o d without pain by the use of Squibb’# pureSul phurio Ether. The patronage of the citizen of Murray county is respectfully solicited, good with a guarantee that I will do them as work as they can get in North Georgia, and as cheap as they oanget itdoneby any first lass dontistin North Georgia. Bucklon’s A nica Salv . The Rest Salve in the world for Cuts. Bruises, Sores, Vleers. Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chap¬ ped Hands. Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guar anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For Sale by Robinscn & Anderson. D. R. Loveniitii GEORGIA. New Goods just, received, stylish and at rock bottom prices.. When in Dalton be. sure and call, we will save you money. We are the Dalton leaders in Diy Goods & 1) a v •m s, oo:oo- Georgia. -j DEALERS IN i General Merchandise and Count-y Produce. NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS IN Millinery Good!*, LATEST NOVELTIES IN FASHION! Just Received at the Rtilinci j Store ol J. & J. B. GRAVES, No. 85, Hamilton Street, Dalton, Georgia. A new and elegant assortment of Milinory and Straw Goo^c.eonaisting of Straw Bonnetsand Ladies'Children’s Hats [trimmed and untriuimed] Neck and Sash Ribbons, Vilvet Ribbons, Neck Ties, Bonnet Silks, Satins, Velvets and Crapes, Flowers, Feathers,Ornaments Slo. Our goods were bought of the largest ami best importing Houses in Balti¬ more and New YorK, and will bo sold at very low prices for cash. The MURDOCH House, Dalton, oo:og Georgia. Newly Opened! Newly Furnished First-Class Accommodation. BESTMFAL in the STATE for the MONEy. Rates $2. per day. W. H. MURDOCH, Prop'r. 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 older. W. \Y. VanNess, Dalton, (ta., Next door to Cannons T. J. © V B E Y, Spuing Place, Georgia. New Opening for 1888 And the citizens of Murray County need HO lougcrj- plough through the mud to buy goods iu Dalton. We will constantly keep on hand everything usuall kept in a gene'.al store, and will sell at the lowest cash prices. If you don’t believe it come and price our goods beiore you buy elsewhere. W. J. JOHN SON 9 ->J DEALER IN y Groceries, Provisions, Confectionery, Ci¬ gars, Hats, Etc. SPRING PLACE, GEORGIA. The best East Tennessee Flour, Bacon, Lard, Sugar, Coffee New Orleans Hats Syrup, Lenoii’s Factory Thread and a select stock of Summer of the latest styles, all of which will be sold at Rock bottom prices for cash or barter. E. Brown 9 (' 5 SS ! 'n The Jeweler. r<on, Geo gia Keeps reliable goods at reliable prices. I wish to call especial attention to my line of Spectacles and Eye Glasses. By the aid of the Dioptric Eye Meter I can detect the cause of defective vision and tell exactly the kind of lens required U> correct it. NO CHARGE for testing your eyes, whether yon buy or not* R. V. Baker's Drug Store,, Dalton t Gst
