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About North Georgia times. (Spring Place, Ga.) 1879-1891 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 10, 1889)
c. X. KINO. s. b CARTER. - North Georgia Times KIVG* CARTER, Publitlter*. THURSDAY, JANUARY IO. 1899 FABMERS’ ALLIANCE Whereas Ibis jtais opera¬ tions of the fa; mers are about closed', and many of us are un¬ able to meet o.ir obligations, and we believe the principal cause is our failure to adhere strictly to the principals of the alliance, and as neatly as possi¬ ble make our farms self sustain ing and a great tendancy with us to buy more on time at ex¬ travagant prices than is actual" ly necessary operations to carry on combi¬ our farming the nations ot money, men and spec ulators by which the prices of flower &c., and fertilizers have been greatly advanced, and as we are about to enter upon a new year. Resolved 1st: That we the Spring Place Farmers’ Alliance pledge ourselves and recom¬ mend to the other Alliances of this and ether counties to plant a full supply of all pro¬ vision c:ops and make an hon¬ est effort to raise a sufficiency of meat and other products for home consumption. Further that we pledge ourselves, as brethren, to buy nothing from any source however cheap it may be offered but that which is absolutely necessary to carry on our business, until we have become independent of the ex¬ actions of met chants and other speculators. Resolved 2nd: That we take steps immediaiely to procure a fertilizer for the future crop (if we use any) we pledge ourseves to not use any fertilizers the coming season unless we can buy them direct from the man¬ ’ ufactures, or through our chos¬ en agents, and not then unless we can got a good article and as cheap as we bought it last season. Resolved 3rd That wo will not buy any thing on a credit during the year 1889 ii it is possible to avoid it, and will do all in our pow¬ er to live at home and be indepen dant and further that we conform strickly to the by-laws adopted by this Alliance. Resolved 4th That we earnestly urge upon onr bfothien throughout tbe state, to coopoerate with us in carryiug out the resolutions for wo believe we are woiking for the good of the agricultural people. Resolved 5th That the secretary furnish a copy ot the above reso¬ lutions to the Tuxes and request other papers to copy. W H Staples, Sect'y. Spring Place All.ance. Europe has about 10,000, 000 tra ined soldiers ready fov battle at auy time. This looks like Europe meaus to establish fighting as her leading busi¬ ness. The Cleveland Mutual Asso¬ ciation has failed, leaving ler members wanting—that cash they have sent to the treasure department. Quite a number of the citizens - f Mur’ay had taken insurance in this compa ay The curious fact is brought out elsewhere that since prohi¬ bition was abolished the con¬ sumption of water has decreas¬ ed 200 00 gallons a day. Wt trust the deficiency has not been wholly made ip by spii- i itUGUs litjuGir.’ - <>onstihitifif Congressman McKiuWy, ot Ohio, will probably be the Speaker of the next House of rf Repreeen , atlves. , Ladies, and Misses and Chil d reu’s Cloaks and Jackets of the best Styles can be seen at the Millinery and Fancy goods Store of J & J B Graves & Co Dalton—Go and see them. Personal. Mr. N H Frohlichsteiu of Mobile Ala., writes*. I take great pleasure in recommending Dr. King's New I'is covery for Consumption, Bronchitiil have uses it for a st vere attack of and Catarrh. It gave mo iustatt re lief and entirely cured me and I have not been afflicted since. I also beg to state that I had Lied other rem¬ edies with no good results. Have also used Electric bitters and Dr King's New Life Pills, both of which 1 can recommend. for Dr, King's New Discovery is Consumption, Coughs and Colds, sold on a posivive guarantee.* Tri¬ al bottles free at Robinson & Aa derson's Drug store. Dr. W. H. Felton is strongly talked of as a candidate for con¬ gress next time in this district. Well; the old seventh never had a better one, and we would like to see the old man go Lack once more.—Ex. Those indebted to the firm of Anderson & Coffey, will please come forward and make settle* ment at once. We must have the money. Also tbOBe owing W W Anderson for practice will please settleat once. This means busi ness. ANDERSON & UOFFEY. Widow W. K. Vanderbilt instructs her butler to lay a different service ot plate, glass and china every time he pie pares the table for dinner. There aie not 365 sets but there are enough to last a long time tbefore begining over again. Wonderful Cures W D Hoyt & Co. wholesale and Retail Druggists of Rome Ga. say: We have been selling Dr King.a New Discovery, Electric Bitters anti Bucklen's Arnica Salve for four years Have never handled remedies that sell as well, or give suoh universal satisfaction. There have been some wonderful ernes effected by these medicines in this city. Several ca sos of pronounced Consumption have beon entirely cured by use ot a few bottles ot Dr King's New Discove¬ ry, taken in connection with Elec¬ tric Bitters. We guarantee them always. Sold by tobinson & Ander¬ son. We clip the following Irom tbd Atlanta Constitution: The farmers’ alliance has not been successful as a rule in its candidates lor county offices. In Carre 11 county the two al¬ liance candidates werej beaten, although Carroll has been con¬ sidered a stronghold of the al¬ liance. In Douglass every alliance candidate was beaten, and the teuds cieated by the campaign are giving ttouble in the alliance camp. Iu Paulding sou uty the county candidates were beaten. Those who ex pected the alliance to do good work were disappointed in their efforts to distribute the political spoils and control ev¬ ery political contest. The al¬ liance has a very much nobler work in its possible, future than passing around petty offices. The above is evuhnee that the Farmers’ Alliduee is non political. “ Hi l’oiapoy I what you ’fraid of r What uiakc-3 vou shako and shibber?” * Li.-v *.biio 1 iso got de ague A*i f b de tropic libte.” T' tn.;J« know libticr what Rmpey? ; don’t yen mcr.nc: J:>1 ’ ci. • fi: I ■•' !! >dur BILE rguo BEANS. r . - - •• KM! ■ .'. git .4 f i 4.;;.-. don’t pay mere! v, *;i " t. uor.t -J. do dir:,iJcn’B store.’ v, eccjic-mitit’ find ’ >tite. Leri rented! rzU, • e Hack Line. Simon Daly has purchased a cohered hack and is prepared^ haul passengers between this pliee aad d.lton in comfort many kind of weather. The hack leave* this place at 7 a. m. and Leaves Dal ten at 1 r. m. daily. If your kidneys are inaative, you Will feel and look wretched, even in the meet cheerful aoeiety, and melancholy on thejollieet occa¬ sions. Dr. J. H. MoLeao’a Liver and Kidney Balm, will eet yo* right again, f 1. por hottle. Ibn.WtSBOoWaSooxBiKoSEMUvnhouldRlwnee A4t!m ttt lf athfTd he used when children we ouitu.cr testu. It m lieyee quiet sleep, the little and Ruffererat the little cherub ou<*» itproduoesnatarmL awakeaas •a a button." ft it pleasant to taste. "bright It soothes the child, softens very the gums, allaysall pain, regulates diarrhoea, the bowels, and is the best known remedy for whether arising from teething or other oauaee. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Ckouft sufficatious, night coughs and all the common affection? of the 'hroat and lungs quickly relieved by Dr. J. H. McLeau’e jar Wine Lung balm. Ir you sp't up phlegm, and are trouble 1 with a hacking cough, use Dr. J. H. lit Lean’s Tar Wiae Lung Balm. Whh y ou are constip* ted, with loss of appe tite, headache, take one of Dr. J. H. McLean 4j Little Liver and kidney Pilleta. They are piest ant to take and will oure yon. 25 eta a vUI. John E vans, an old Murray boy, is located in Dalton, opposite Kel¬ lers, and is keeping a first class restaurant, and asks the Murray boys to come around and eat with him when in Dalton. Go to McKnight’s New Drug Store, Dalton Ga., for Pure fresh Drugs, Paints, Oil, Var¬ nishes, Glass <fec. % A first class farm in Columbia county. Florida, well watered, con¬ veniently situated with superior advantages, for sale or exchange for farming lands in Murray county or elsewhere in North Georgia. For further infoimation, address J. M Cbim, Spring Place Qa. When you are in Dalton dont forget that L Bucbolz keeps the the standaid confectionaries and is always ready to wait on the Murray boys. A good square meal will be furnished for only 25 cents. Re member Mr Buck, first door below Trevitte & Bryant’s drug store. A m 2121. 4 * ■fHS NawralY^er '—* Prescribed by the most eminent and America Physicians of Eu <g / rope edy for Kidney as Disease, a rem¬ Rheumatism, Gout and Dys¬ pepsia, and as a PREVENTIVE OF BRIGHT’S DISEASE. Fcr sale by all first-class \ Grocers Still and Druggists. in Barrels ( water and ^ V Demijohns, water charged JX v/ith Gas in bottles, Natural put Carbonic only at the Springs. up -JK, the UNDERWOOD CO., Falmouth Fomside, Maine. rffiwJ oj pu* tuofViumttuoo \>uo usuo>NuidooqA\ *dnoJ3 ‘aqsno^aoi Apouioj UMOiitf isoug oqi Nia'l -i.iiv ««v itiaoxaa.u^^R* emo«fud .maivau aa Honan j b.ho iavx «l OidputJd >tf»n pio eqi jo rutna amunm oqi «i •i|Uno.>au|dooqM Nuviuo oiu qiiM pouiqtnod uoqAV oqJJBOMOjq^ pijqo puu dtioju U| r»u oiq tuoni os|nj oi e»f sominaiuvj »iqd puu 'qJJnOJ nufiuoui oid\»»jAd X|jiio oui ^upnp. * * oqi euo-Aoof % m \\\ >uuun.>od •xe u Hiiimuoa ujeqiuos oq^ iij sr.mu. 2 i? ijoine oqi J*uf»jn ‘outtin omne oqi jo 00J2 n uiojj p.Liuqiua su *iunN lou.un oq^ ‘Nisiinui QSw Bins 13 IMS" jfcfefw. tv (L v£ -r »f ¥ 11 |f R m 'r^ ^madfimsMoo ---//-VI-— Vj J i £ fi >*. i f Kid J( , tj { Kjfj'i fif* ‘ IfeW tsl Negotiated TO m mobtgase a nr PLANTATIONS and FARMS. APPLY TO Trammell Starr, Spnng Plnce Ga. ADMINISTRATOR*- NOTIC E. Georgia, Kiuiry r»-ri ;v V i euas 1 C M-Inin A’ror. of Isaac McLain nprestnis to the conrt in his pi tiliin duly filed a d entered on record, that he has fully administered Isaac McLain's estate. This is therefore to cite all persons concerned kindred and creditors’ to show cause, if any they can, why said Admr. should npi, be discharged from his admin¬ istration. and receive letters ot demission on the fiist Monday in March 1889. This Dec 5th 1883. W H Ramsey, Ordinary. Professional Cards. J. J .Bates, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Spring* Place, Georgia. Prompt attention given to all le¬ gal business and the collection of claims. Win. C. Martin, Attorney at Law. Spring Place, Georgia. Immediate attention given to all legal business. 0. a. STARR, TRAM HELL ST 4 RR C&lhoan, Ga. Spring Place ,Ga 9TARR & STARR Attorneys at Law, Promptattontion given to all legalbasine^ M. B. Harris, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Spuing Place, Geoi'gia, Prompt attention given to all legal business. M. M. Leonard, COUNTY SURVEYOR. Ft. Mountain, Georgia. All work promptly done on short notice You will ha ve no ubo for spectacles if you use Dr. J. If. Me neon's Strengthing Eye Salve; it removes the fi in and scum which accumulates on the eye bails, subdues iiiflaraatfon, cools and soothes the irritated rerves, strengthens weak and failing sight. 25o. a bottle* Imperfect digestion and assimilation pro¬ duce disordered conditions of the system which grow and ere confirmed by nogleot. Dr J. n. Me* can’s Strengthening Cordial and Blood Fori er, by its tonic properties, cures indigestion and gives.t no to the stomache $1.00 per bottle. 0m» people suffer much from disorder of the urlna y orga-is, anil are always gratified at *h® wonderful effect f'f Dr. J. 11. Me ean’* bPirer und Kidney Palm in barn* ing tbei r trouble. $’b , I 0 per bn tie. Malaria 1 The very mention of it is a nightmare this blighting 1 \V hoover disease has knows suffered what from a dread scourge it is, to and how it seems almost impossible eradicate it from the system. SMITH’S BILE BEANS will most surely destroy the germs of Malaria and afford permanent rel*if. Dose, one bean. 25 cents per bottle. Por sale by all druggists ana dealers to medicine, or sent postpaid on receipt of prico, to any part of tho country. THE MOORE COUNTY GRIT, Portable Corn Kills and Millstone#. r ■r't m J ) i r %'F ao Inc rX t & Tho Beat in tho World for making fine table &an any known atone or trahr. Beut 0 ”^« 0n * N. 0. HILL3T0NE 00. “ MOORE CO., HeCV ! T:' m usb Dr. SALMON’S W HOG CHOLERA SPECIFIC! 1 f i CHICKEN POWDER.—SHEEP POWDER, “^CATTLE POWDER.—CONDITION POWDER, j ►A PREVENT A CURE HOC CHOLERA. i DESTROY & PREVENT HOG LICE 4 WORMS, s WE CAN fflgHSmKSBM ROT,TAPEWORM. Ac. M . CURE SHEEP WKtfg £ manufactured by the VETERINARY MEDICINE . NASHVILLE, TENN. ../i V? For Sale By ANDERSON A COFFEY, Spring^PUce Ga., Centtal Agent?. A p* S VikIko, Woodlawn ^Ga. Habm. & MoHtoK.ILonghrU,, Ob. & Sfeiull, Sumach , C.'Eabbbm, Hauler Mill. K A Joaitsoic Dennii Qa. A. K.|Sahs(t, Ramey Ob L F 'Class, Ft. Mountain On. Pattebbok FEBRUARY gnERIPI’* SALE*. Stat* bv Gkoboia Mcbbat Couhtt Will be told before the court house door in the town of Spring Place to the highest hid derat public outcry between the legal hours of iate oif the first Tuesday in February next, the following described property to wit: One house and lot in Spring Place where J. 0, Henry now lives, con¬ taining one-half act e, more or less also twenty acres, more or less, ol lot no. 245, bounded as follows, uorlh by land of D 0 Kmner and F Vornberg, south by land ol W H Ramsey, west l y F Yornberg, east by C'assville road to street leading around by said II nry't residence, 1 lienee with said street around to D C Kenner’s corner at stables; said tiact including the house and lot where L £ Henry now lives. Also one hundred and thirteen acres, mere **r less; efi west s de of lot no. 295. Also *even acres, mote or less of ot^no, 2C1. bounded od 1 lie north b;, 0?lftre.« laud, south b> Mrs Keister's, wiM by \V II Ramsey, east b Si ring Place and Carters Quarter ro.ul Al¬ so se ven lit res, more or loss, ol ii>t. no s 244 a: d 215, bi-uiideft on nul l 1 by C W Cole s h Dd. w-st by Con er-.d Yuri.btra's land, soulU in grave yt-vd lot and ldton v6;fd leading tj Tibbs plnce, cast * y H E Wilson's properly. AMo on. bU( : crc n>nr:-or less in lie tow» cl Bpiing Place, known as the Join O Conner -t.eauow lot, bounded o; nbi Ih by Dalton road, w. st’ by F Vornberg. soutL by D C K. iinersm easl by stieel bv vain bouse, Al*( one house and lot in yprinc. Pmc* where W A Henry now lives, con taming one half acre, in -re or h SB bounded on ikvIIi by S G Curler lot west by W A Henry's m adov lot, soulh l*y Mrs Henry's lot, . u*i east bj street. Alsu twenty ecres. more or less, of lot no. 279 bt inii the place wh"re Rev W L l ore for merly lived, bounded as follows, be ginning at a stake on the < ast sid of Spring Place and Carters quar¬ ter road and rnnning v, ith e>jd road somh 80 rods, and running f«« m sai 1 s'ake east, far enough to c m brace eigliteen acres between tue east and west lines of equal dimen¬ tion* and lb9ni.-rtli and south lines of equal dimenss ns. Also two acres on the west ido of sa idroad when the Fore house stands, commencing at a stable just south ot a lit le in¬ closed patch and embraced within lines cf ei ual dimensions. Also i‘ne store house m d lot situa-ed on the north east ccrner of tbe public fqnare in Spring Place, be¬ tween the Oconner and Staples lots and running lack equal length with the O’Conner lot. All of said land in the 9th District and 3rd Section of Mu.ru> county, Georgia, levied on »q the property ot 9 C Henry by vide ef two Superior cour fli'aa f*««rt> aid «*nr.ty in f**»»i of H D Gilbert against JT4 J C Henry. AIimi lot I>f tat.d No. 813, ill th«- 9th PLt stid 3rd -e'tlon f *nii| ct.ui ly. l.cvied un an t he pioj-rrty of W J Davis, l>- virtu-« of n Jngtice court fi la from tho UHlst lii.t. iu favor of C W Cole, against W J Davis t-aid land is held under bond for title by raid Davia Br.d title is held by Trammoll Starr. The entire interest slip lated in tho bond will be aold aa jrrnvided by Sect. 3586 of the Code. A’ao Eighty aerea more or leaa off the No til west aide of lot of land N*-. 225, the 9th Dial, and 3rd Svcl. said eouniy, known e the E dredge place ftn 1 where C N Vance now lives. Alai forty three aerea, moro «r leaa, in the N< rth East eoTner of aaid lot No. and lying Eaat of the Spring Flace and Col utta Springs road, now in pnseeeio- of H Staples. Title *o aaid i- nrt is held by John Bryant,and J W Patrick,now deceas'd, held bold for title with part puieh;-se toou-v p id. Levied on as th© property of J W Patrie by virtue of a Superior Court fi f» f «m eu id Co. in favor of S L Stewart va O V Oweo and J D Brow Principal and J W Pa trie Seely. The entire interest atipnia ted in the bonds for itle is 'evied » and will be eod nrovided bv Sect 3’86 of the Cede. * J 3rd 1889. 0. L TRRRY, Stiff Dr. BUS' * m 1. m / * % K 0 r *>„• * w* CORDIAL The fireat Southern Remedy fbr all BOr#£L TROUBLES AND CC:SLDBEW TEETHING. Ther** are verr lew who do not !:now of this At tie liHH: hush growing a’»it£sirie fow nli/.e of our tlie iiionntam fact, that und but very rt of the little porp'.e In uhist berry, v Rhiipr. hich bo there many la a prin¬ as have eaten t-vc*: u;nderful v ciple in it haYhtf hki^v's ll t:ri:U‘her:y ouect • ortUal on tns la bowo:*. Dr. theiirtKAT s*>i*T!»f.u>f i ;>vSW thut restore* fii. Iltt’p ti-e U ethi?i;y, V onU cures Iherrhofa DvrientO’*'’ an 5 olfe. \Vlieu it iNcou idered ti.r.t at attacks thlaaeasonof of tbo the rear i ’*o«l UaM-'cietis u' ii> f. ;(un bosvVjiynre o«reurr'n»i: so Ir bi'ior*;- ul. 0 i i n<*. nrf ’VO -vb phjuiclfln licc.r lieu riui of of *>o many cV M»hs N.*ur r»n»; u b ilu;tev«rv t’li.t pii, can hoiiae mi to! In, i’ i* i t in^H»rt;iT»t ii tlionisciv*** it t with -u»••*:! relief diet ;.ii»ri(iA‘ f Vlch will relievo some »!;<> i.aoily r»:>.ln an'.! .* much uiixloty. •* I>r. UiKwr#* jii' w remedy tiu«*U.U*hfrry * or<!lal Is u simple whletl miv child is if* tiiko. Manufactured Price, .id rents ;» hot lie. thrntn, Ga. by \YA f.TKft xf.TAYf.OR, A Tovhrr‘9 i hf i t&ettHemiMiy Coughs, Croup of Sweet and »iam Coa 31 uHein will cure mul botti ^ xnpiivrxi. Price forth, 81 a e._ HUIID & DILAN?, PliOfrDG KAPURS. Dalton, Georgia, We have ai ranged our new gallery to make ever style pho tpgraphs and will guarantee to please those wanting picture*. Copies and Enlargements a specially. Four Gem pictures or Fir* rotypes made toi fifty cents. Do not fail to call and exam¬ ine our work when in Dalton. Pictures made on cloudy aa wh" as any other day. Bucklen’s A nica Salv \ The Heat Salve in the world for '’nth. .Bruises, Sores, l leers. Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chap oed Hands. Chilblains Coins, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay r« qnired. it is guar anteed (ogive peilect >-alit>faction, or money rr-tunned. Price 25cents (terbi-x. For Sale by Robinson & Anderson. Dr. J. p. Fann. Kksidznt D»bti«t dalton................Georgia. ch»ol e aU n '^,T r : etWeDentlstrye* mg&i «h.bH« rai«B. iho „.,h .t i. V. ' re»»ouAblr rates. Teeth ex tra * te - without pain bj the use-ct SquUk’s pattSt-d Ohuric b til or The patrol ..f I he uitir.cn ol Murray n.iunlj it respecttul'y solicited with a guarantee that 1 will do them aa geo aork aa they can get in North Georgia, an »* cheap as they can get it done by any firit iats leniistia North Georgia. m Commercial College Sffi^fSSSH; r FI S rnfi ■ . lili^ - : Location or Drpartmbht* on BasineM. Bhort-haad & T/fr*.Wrttlac, TelegMphr* Cheapest A Best Business College in the World. Illffkertt World** Honor Kxpoalilon, and Gold if Medal over Rook.keeping all other Collesce*. and at Srsiom of Oenerttl Bavlnta Education. 10*000 GraduttM tn Huaineaa. 18 Teachers employed. Co*t af Pnll llnalnean Goerar. Oonrae, including Tuition, tinn. StaMonerr, Stationerr, and Boarq, ntmui 000 . RhorLHantt, No l'yne- Wrlttnn, A X VaL'ttt'.ub. ed tv: For circular* Wi.'bur K. 8 this fatm
