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About North Georgia times. (Spring Place, Ga.) 1879-1891 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 27, 1888)
O, N. KING. S. B. CARTER. North Georgia Times KING Ac CARTER, Publishers# THURSDAY, *BPTEMBER fcT*t883* NT To the Yotersof Mur ray County. I n response to the solicitation of friends throughout the coun¬ ty, I some time ago decided to make the race for Representa¬ tive, fully recognizing the re¬ sponsibilities resting upon any one who may have the honor of election to the General As¬ sembly. If elected my appre¬ ciation of tbe houor will be magnified iu consequence of the fact that the people are interes ted in the disposal ot quite a number of very complicated questions, the solution ot which demands nei ve and energy. Recognizing the right of ev¬ ery voter to know my position on all questions of interest to the commonwealth, I deem it not out of place to state that, if elected, I will oppose the pay rnentof betterments claimed by the Lessees of the State Road. In the original bill before the House of Representatives leas¬ ing the »V & A R R to the present lessees there was a sec¬ tion requiring the State to p»y the lessees Tor all improvements which they might put upon the Road at the close ot the lease. It was clear arid distinct in its provissions, after full dis¬ cussion, on motion this section of the bill was stricken out the house with only two dis¬ senting votes, no diffeience be "itfg made or suggested at the time between fixtures and the lolling stock. The State leased the lessees the road with us fixtures aud rolling stock suffi¬ cient to do the business of the road and they ran the road four months without improve¬ ments and bought only seven engines the first year. At the end of the second year after paying for all betterments divid ed among 23 lessees $146,000net earnings, nearly $6,000 to each lessee. I think the road after it has paid for all of these im¬ provements out of its earnings and after the lessees have made fortunes out of the State prop¬ erty in which they have never invested a dollar of their own money either for fixtures or rolling st /ck, should return the road as they leceived it from tbe State, that is, in a condi¬ tion to do the business it now carries on. I am oppostd to leasing the convicts as ti<ey are now leased. I am in favor of getting more lor them than is now received. They are bring* ing about $11.00 each, per year while the lessees make at least $200. on each, per year. Let them be placed where they will be treated humanely, and let us get a reasonable part of what they make. They must bs kept on public works, under proper keepers and good re¬ strictions. The piesent system will do if properly car:ied out; that is, if the State gets a rea¬ sonable portion of their ea n* iugs, and the convicts proper, ly caed for. They can be leas ed to responsible companies lor $75. per year, and that will bring to the treasury about $116,000instead of the $10,00'), we now get. My efforts sifdl to get them to where they wdl rewive good treatment, aud the -btate a part ot what tb.y earn years Ga. can pay the interest on her bonded debt and retain possession of this great property I am more specially opposed to its sale as one half its present rental is the basis of our com¬ mon school fund, and therefore obviates the necessity of direct tax tor a system of free schools, I am in favor of modifying our school law, so that the mon ey shall be divided pro-iataa mong tbe children of each dis¬ trict to be held by the County Commissioners until called Tar by the trustees of euch district to pay good teachers, who nre employed by the trustees of each school dis¬ trict. the commissioners to be paid by the applicants for school certificates according to grade and qualifications, which will leave a larger amount to benefit the parents and children of our common coun try. If elected I shall use my best en douvors to work iiutbfully and hon¬ estly tor the good of our county and the best interest of every citi - zon therein. Respectfully, A. T. Logan. A railroad between Spring Place and Dalton is uow being built on paper—when will the actual work begin? This is a road that has long but-u needed and until the peojile of Munay have some connection with the outside world by rail, they will just that long be behind other sections that have these priviJ edges. The Citizen ot list week gave some statements, and figures tega ding tins enter¬ prise. showing that the eft tin expense of grading, furnishing rolling stock two depots and all equipments, ftecesiary to op crate the road for one ) ear to: an amount not exceeding $40 >, 0 \v let the people of two e uetie* an liiter eat iu this project, and go to wok iu ea rust and raise the money, or at least laise a sufli- in order to increase our public school fund. If this cant be done then I shall be in favor of putting them on the public road and work the public roads 'from the mountains to the sea coast. I am opposed to ths sale of the State road; I favor releas¬ ing it upon as favorable terms as possible. The argument in tavor of the sale is, we must pay our public debt and thus reduce the interest, or abolish the interest, which we are uow paying. To this I reply: the rental value of the road in¬ creases with its money value. It can always be leased for 4 per cent on the amount of raon ey it would sell for. Hence, if the toad would sill for $20, 000,000. seemingly an extrava¬ gant price, I would not consent to it, for if any capitalists con¬ sidered it worth that price they would gladly pay $800, 000 pf r year lor its lease. At that r ate in a little over 20 years the road would pay the State the $20,000,000 cash anu still owd the road. Gov. Brown said some years ago that the road if properly managed would earn $600,000 above all expenses, auuually. As its val¬ ue is increasing yearly with the increase of population and bus¬ iness, it would be madness m the people of Ga. to part with this valuable propel ty. We would be like the man in the fable who killedthe goose that laid the golden egg. Let the road be leased or rented to the highest bidder by throwing o pen the doors to ali responsible competitors and in 20 or 30 For Cl eric I am a candidate for Clerk ef the Superior Court, aiidif elected, on the first Wednesday in January, will servo the peopU faithfuly and impartially. Bespdot'ully, C. N. KING. For Tax Collector. We are authorized to announce t '.© name of M. M. Welch as a candidate for re-elect¬ ion to the iffieoof Tax Collector. Election 1st Wednesday in J in miry l8Bi). By authority, wo announce tho name of B. F. C. LouaHKiuoK as a osmirilate for Tax Collector—Election 1st Wednesday in Jan. We ftro autboriz )d to announce the name of William M, Cash as a ami in a to for Tux Collector—Election first Wednesday in Jan. Wo are authorized to announce the name of W. 7>. HkaBtsill aa a candidate for Tax Collector. Kicctiou 1st Wednesday in Jan¬ uary, next. For Treasurer. We nre authorized to announce the :-ame of W. 11. Stkkd as a candidate for re-election to tho office of County Tioasurer. E ectioji \n Wed osday in January, next. LJeoigia Mumxy t'cnnij N dice is heieliy given (l»y the consent <>1 niv lmshaod.) ;n.ii front and alter the 5th <1 ny ui Odobi-i in xt. 1 shull become n public ni free dealer. This the 5'h h-v Sept 1888. Martha A vie>' : z«-1 a w. wife of Dlls’ u H dizelaw. KxjiDBure to rough weather, getting wet, living in damp localities, aro fnvorahle to the cunt action of diseases of the kidiioyi* and bladder. Aft ft ’'reventive, and tor tho euro of all kulney andlivor troubles, u^e that val untie remedy, !>r J II Melmin’s Liver aid ' ChiMien will freely »ak« Pr J H Moleau’i* Tf«r Wine Dug Bahn; unlike cmigh y* r»y», it contains no o|>i-du;, will .••.>■) b- »n«i 1 o•>: ■ r.r ' discrif*} 4*f the* t <-•••■* : lot r ■ -.i ». otli or t c ib v tl y I U vnu futfor pri < king r'*ir ,v 02 Uiuviug the I ' VrS , >>V cannot h?.o»: [> 1-Igkt, and fin 1 i-«r Ws) “ K ' l,,! f -‘ ilin ** r* ^ 1 K , Stl „. 25 cient amount to f’oini a bonus that will indemnify some Out¬ siders to take stock and build the road. Worth Knowing r W H Morgan, merchant Lake, Oity, Fla. was taken with severe cold attended with a distressing cough and running into consumption tned in its first stages, fle many so called popular cough remedies and steadily grew worse. tVas reduced in flesh, had difficulty in breathing and was unable to sleep. Finally tried Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption and found immediate relief and after using about a halt dozen bottles found himself well and has had no return of the disease. No other remedy can show so grand New a record of cur-.s, as Dr King's Discovery for consumption Guar¬ anteed to do just what is claimed foi it.—Trial bottle free at Robin¬ son and Anderson’s drug store Dalton has decided to have electric lights. Renews Her Youth. Mrs Phoebe Chesley, Peterson, clay county Iowa, tells the following remarkable story, the truth ot which is vouched for by the residents of the town: ’I am 73 years old, have been troubled with kidney complaint and lameness for many years; conld not dress myself without help. Now I am free from all pain and sore¬ ness and am able to do all my house work. I owe my thanks to Electric Bitters for having renewed uiy youth and removed completely all disease and pain.’ Try a bottle, 50c and £1 at Robinson & Anderson’s drug store The State Fair has been post¬ poned indefinitely OisiineuisSieil Business Edusato; Prof. Smith, Principal of the i'nnimerfiul I'uivcrflitf, t'ol of Ky. Ky., v.ith LexiuKtiiu. t.h'hl McdttJ hi* /* _ son. r«v< iv.’d iho wy n (1 J >i|*I»» si of Honor At tho gdtfrt*' £r7r^v ■ sttyj ff/f) t<*ni NWrih of * li lor t*ya an-l mfZFj • ‘.?\v g»Mirri.l T.iHnirv- Jviurniioi M. ll< * t''d» r» f»-r i I../.'* .i graiiu J&?£ : *'Aruu‘ ''-V V IniJsiurv . i—s:d»*s < 'o; - *** ~p'‘ »/ r"(ii'iijzy} i.« I bo ('firnjtFs/. .v!vt*ni.si*ni ( ’nt of tvhlch fifpo*rs iT i-no!h* r col¬ umn, numbered last your 3 Of') armhu.fri fimn statoi. in tint mutne**. Ph ■. 1; r. inu. JVnmnnuMp, and ’/'•Iry n hir h> ,-w in* parim: to enrn n Uvhu:. a-d M hold Hi’i i. 1 i orablupodtionain th*- bu*oi..^ uerM. J *nlar of Ihi* College, ftddr««*Wlit*or A. Shu ;*ii, Lex in Dougherty county has no candid¬ ate, for the Legislature, as yet. A nnouncements. For Representative. WoJ/ire authoriled to nnnoui'co (he name of A. T. Loo.M »» » a»nAid»t*p>r ReprosdpJ*; live at tho ensuing olcction tiijbo bold on the first Wednesday in October next.. We aro fluthor zed to announce to the voteri of Murray county the nn e of M. M. Bat Kg as a candidate for elec ioa to the Legislature from thid county. For Tax Receiver. We are HutUorizodJto announce tbe pome of W U Lackey as n candidate for Tax llc ceiver. Election first Wedheaday in Janua¬ ry next. ti 'OfZW. Murray c ••inty, Whereat W C Martin AdmitaUlrator of B Q Morrow, represents to the Court, in his pe¬ tition, <?u!y filed and entered on record, that He h«s fully administrated R Q Morrow’s es¬ tate: This is therefore to cite ali all persons concerned, heirs and creditors to show eatlse if ary they can, why said Administrator shoo'd not be discharged from his adminit tratioo and reeeire letters of dismission, on th* first Monday i.i October -1888. This July ith \88R. W. H. RaiIsst, Ortlm ty. Aro you reatksj at eight, and by a bad cough? Ua» Dr J IT McLean's Tar U':nc Lung Bs'm.Tt will seouro yea ?<-und sleep, and eft ot a prompt and radical cure. Metropolitan Hotel/ Atlanta, Georgia. Fifty yards from Union Passenger Depot. Cjrtior of Alabama Ac Pryor Streets. ■Bates Reasonable. R- P- KEITH, - Proprietor, [Late of Cannon House.] Wanamaker & Brown, OAK HALL PHILADELPHIA. 9 PENN. The largest custom order and retail clothing house. S. M. D. THOMAS, Merchant Tailor; Dalton j Georgia, G uarrantees good work and clmap rates. HORD Sc DELANV, PHOTOGRAPH US. Dalton, GEORGIA. We have arranged our new gallery to make ever style plio tograpbs and will guarantee to jilease those wanting pictures. Copies and Enlargements a ^~%eOur G«em pictures or Fer¬ rotypes mitdefoi fifty cents. Do not fail to call and exam¬ ine our work when iu Dalton. Pictures made on cloudy as we 1 ' as any other day. GRANITE ' I IRONWARE.» I g F0 Rnnmmwc. BAKING. s ,. Punsmvma. ‘ //fi\ Banana, : E ficKfill’fi § /:'47:,J:§;§,I§ 7: {3% IS menu; WHQLESW‘IE “AWESOME, DURABLE /_-/ IN) , \ The Best Ware Made for the Kitchen. ' 1.: ,vwig‘2416x .1 ’ a" $2.- Manufactured only by the , : St. Loan.» ;., Siampmg . 00.81. LOUIS . x. - .r. 9 a w x - z w ’%\W . .9. _-.. V .‘agfiggfifiafi ‘ “"“w” ‘8 V ye m? W ?&Xg' Fur Sale by all Stuvo,’niar¢lware and l ‘ \K‘ :50" ‘ lhvusc 1' ‘1; minimum ' ' a Daniel's. I _ ' ¢‘Q‘Q Q." Cook Fiook Md Prion In: Free on Appizcatlon. . 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