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O. N. KINO. 8. B CARTER.
]jjforth Georgia Times
KING At CARTER, Publishers.
THURSDAY, JUNE 31, 1883.
Sunday School C elebra
tlon
Delegates representing ten
sunduy schools met at Pleasant
yalley church last Saturday, C C
and organized by electing
Langst n president and A T
Log-n secretary of the meeting.
Purpose ot convention being to
select a place and appoint a
tirhe to hold a celebi ation.
The% following is the pro¬
gramme decided on by the eon
vent’on: Celebration to be held
at the Murray county camp ¬
ground on tha third Satuiday
in August beginning at Do’clock
A M. Officers elected tor the
day are as follows: Rev. M M
Bates president, Rev. J R
Speck vice president, W H
Staples and C N King mar¬
shals.
Schools are to meet and
form in the following order: 1.
Spring Place, 2. Pleasant Val¬
ley, 3. Hassler’s Chapel, 4, Mt.
Zion, 5. Mt. Pisgah, C. Union
7. Center Valley, 8. Free Hope
9. Holly Creek, 10. Harrison’s
Chapel.
When schools are formed in
procession they are to march to
the shed and take theire posi¬
tion in the followin order:
Spring Place on the right,
Pleasant Valley on the left, and
the other schools in the order
as they come above.
Services to he openeo by
singing Cononation by all the
schoos, led by Chorister, W S
porbin. Prayer by Rev. J R
Speck. Address of welcome
by Col. T. Starr, responded to
by Rev. Fletcher Walton.
Each school will he allowed
ten minutes in rotation to be
occupied as they may see prop
er.
All the schools of the county
whether they were represented
or not, are invited to be pres¬
ent and take part in the exer
ci sea. C. C. Langston,
President.
A. T. Loo an,
Seety.
Below will be found a com¬
plimentary notice clipped from
the Dahlonega Signal, of an ad¬
dress delivered by Col. IV. C
Martin, of this place, to the
young ladies ofDahlonega Col¬
lege at commencement last
week:
The speacb of Mr. Martin
was one ol rare beauty and ex¬
cellence. It was grand in con¬
ception, eloquent in delivery
and was one of the most beau¬
tiful pieces of word painting
we ever listened to. lie cap¬
tured his atdience at once and
held the vast tlnong in l-apted
attention for thirty minutes,
He paid a glowing tribute to
womanhood in every phase of
human diversity, and closed
with a warm appeal to this So¬
ciety to always exert their tar
reaching influence for the inspi
ration ot human endeavo s.
The speech wa« a gem and die
ited universal praise. Many
congratulations greeted him on
its delivery tiom among the
Board of Visitors and com¬
mencement attendeuts.
Jay Gould made a trip in
the South recently—wonder if
Mr. G. thinks of making south*
eru investments?
u .
Rev. Joe Jones, brother of
the great evangelist, Sam Jones,
created a great excitement in
Laurens, S. C. on the 11th. by
eloping with one ut Laurens’
lair daughters.
Mr. Jones had formed a lik¬
ing lor the young lady while
conducting a seres of meeting
at that place last summer. The
father of the young lady favor¬
ed the match but the mother
objected and threatened Mr.
Jones with ft shot gun it he
stoled her daughter; but the
Rev. Joe, V ^vith ’ the aid ot
a
trieud secured the lady and
married.
(xen. C. A. Evans, president
of the Augusta and Chatta¬
nooga Railroad company, was in
the city a day or two ago. He
informs us that arrangements
.are being made to secure an ear¬
ly completion of the road, and
that the subscribers and all oth¬
ers interested may rest assured
that the managemet of this im
poitant enterprise are as de¬
termined as ever to carry it out,
In a word the road is a necessi¬
ty ami will be built in the uear
future.—Gainesville Eagle,
It is predicted that there will
be several seve’e storms after
the 20th. The principal dis¬
turbances will cross the Miss^
l&sippi valley from the 20th to
the 22nd and from the 20th to
the 28th.
The State Sunday School
convention which met in Cains
ville last week will hold its
next session in Brunswick.
The seventeen year old lo¬
custs are reported to be ap¬
pearing in swarms in Iowa and
Illinois,
A Woman's Discovery.
itnoth u- wonderful discovery Las
been made and that too by a lady in
this county. Disease fastened its
clutches upon her and for seven years
she withstood its severest tests, but
her vital organs were underminded
and death seemed imminent. For
three rnontns she coughed ineesently
and could not sleep. She bought of
us a bottle of Dr. King l s New Dis¬
covery for consumption and was so
much relieved on taking first dose
that she slept nil night and with one
bottle has been miraculously cured.
Her name is Mrs Luther Lutz. Thus
write W 0 Hamrick and Co., of Shel
by, N. 0.—Get a free bottle at Rob¬
inson and Anderson‘B drug store.
Trie recent heavy rains iu
the northwest have been ve:y
destructive.
The Verdict Unanimous.
W D Suit, Bippus, Ind., testifies:
“I can recommend Electric flitters
as the very best remedy. Every
bottlo sold gives relief in every case.
One man took six bottles, and waB
cured of Rheumatism of 10 years
standing.* Abraham Hare, druggist.,
Bellville, Ohio, affirms. ‘The best
selling medscine 1 have handled in
my 20 years experience, is Electric
flitters/ Thousands of others have
added their testimony, so that the
verdict is unanimous that Elecric
hitters do cure all diseases of the
Liver. Kidneys or fliood. Robinson Only hall
dollar a bottle at and
Anderson‘8 drug store
F:oderic, Empero of Germa¬
ny, died ou the 15th.
1870 1888
KUHNS’
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When you visit tho city cell and
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I shall continue to make my fin¬
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W T KUHNS.
1888 .
The Great
Political Year.
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ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Georgia, Murray county.
To all whom It u.a J concern: James A Mo¬
lt am; has in due form applied to tho under¬
signed for permanent letters of administration
on the estate of Nancy Stanford, Uta of aaid
County, deceased, and I will pees upon mid
application on the first Monday in July 1888.
This the 30th day of May 1888.
W. H. TUm'iy, Ordi ary.
GUARDIAN SAKE.
By virtue of on order of the Court of Ordi¬
nary of Murray Couoty Ga. will bo sold to
the highest bidder before the court house
door in said county on tho let Tueeday in Ju¬
ly, next, within the legtl hours of eate. One
eighteenth undivided interest in 125 acres of
lots of land Nos. 201 and 234, in 10th Dist.
and 3rd section of said county. Said 125
seres of sa d lots being the dower of Mrs.
Hall, now deoeased, and the one eighteenth
of said dower belongi ng to my ward, J F Hall
and sold as his property. Terms cash. This
30th May 1888. Mary S Ball,
Guardian of Jno. F. Hail.
JULY SHERIFF'S SALES.
Stati or Georgia Murray County.
Will be sold before the court
house do<ft in tho town of Spring
Place, to the highest bidder at pub
lie out c< y bSSween theleg^l hours
of sale on the 1st Tuesday in July
next, the following described prop
trty to wit:
Lot oflnnd No. 201 in ho 27th district and
lind Section of laid county. Levied on by
virtue of and to latisfy a Juaticos court fl fa
iesutd from tlio 1011 Pietrict G M of said
county in favor of John Moore for use of W
J Copeland vs. W A Collins. Levied on as
tho property of W A Colline. Levy made
and returned to me by W N Barclay, L C.
This May the 30th 1888.
C. L. TERRY, Sheriff.
Georgia Murrav County.
Charety A Ilartly wife of L D Hartly, deed,
has mode application for a years support
from the estate of her said husband and ap¬
praisers having teen appointed and made
their return as required by law. This is to
cite all persons concerned to show cause at
my Office on the 14th of July next, why ths
return of the said > ppraisers should not be
made the judgment of this Court. This June
13th 1888. W. n. Ramsey, Ordinary.
NOTICE TO PERFECT SEUVICE.
Giorgia Murray County.
Libel for Divorc ; in Murray Superior Court
August Term 1838.
Qkoroia V. Johnson vs, Grokor Johnson,
It appearing to the Court by the return of
the Sheriff that the defendant does not reside
ill said County and it further appearing that
he does not reside in said State, it is there¬
fore ordered by the Court that service of the
abov ) libel be perfected by publishing this
notice twice a month for two months before
the next Ttrin of said Court in the North
Gkorgia Timss, a neWBpaperpublshed in said
County, i terma of the law. June 13th 1888.
J, C • Fain, J. S. C. 0.
I hereby cer‘ ify that the above is a true
extiaot from the minutes of Court. This June
18th 1888. C. N. Kino, C. S. 0.
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