North Georgia times. (Spring Place, Ga.) 1879-1891, March 28, 1889, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextNorth Georgia Times. me uncial Paper «r tlie Comity. -PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, aa« .stated in the Poet Offlo* at Spring Plaoe «H., ae see tad el.ee matter._ riufcecrtptfou Rates: On. year, f l 0# • Six months, 50eents;Three months, 2$ seats. Payable in advance. Address all communications t > Tas Tima, Curing Place, Ga. HOME NEWS. Notice the card of Prot. Dies m this issue. flow can you do without your county paper. vV R Black is now in his new residence above town. Plain, plaid and striped Surahs at J Trotter & Sons The farmers of Murray are plant¬ ing corn. Legal adds for next month must appear in next issue. Mrs. O (J Goins spent last week in Chattanooga. Ginghams, Ginghams, Ginghams, at J Trotter & Sons. Seed ootton seed for sale by D=»Journetta”& Co- Dalton Ga* Hats for evrey body at J M Ber¬ ry 1 *, Dalton. TJ«e Pieo’n remedy fir Catarrh—for sale by Andencn & Coffey. Shoes for the Multitude at J M Berry’s, Dalton, CHEAP. Dont forget the Old Reliable Hardware Store of T A & S E Ber «y Bads havo been bursting rapid¬ ly during the recent pretty weatb er. We will be glad if some of our subscribers will bring us a load of wood. New Spectacles and,Eye Glasses all styles and prices ,to be found at E E Brown's Dalton Ga. Call on J. Trotter & Sons’, Dalton Ga-, for your lime—$1. per barrel. Call at the Drug Store of Dr. John F Harris' for fresh dings pat ent medicine &e. Mr. T J Ovbcy is having some valuable improvements made on his dwelling. George Harris, who is attend¬ ing school at Pine Chapel, ha9 been at home a few days. Mr. Sara Hubbard, formerly ot Murray county, but now of Toocra Georgia, is visiting friends in Mur¬ ray. Ool L F Peeples has erected a new picket fence in front of his dwelling which adds much to the looks of his premises. A party of the young people of town enjoyed a singing at Mr. Monroe McGhee's on last Thursday night. * _ . • Two carloads of wagons on hand at T A & S E Berry’s—Low for cash or on time with 8 per cent interest. Sam Peeples, who is in the em¬ ployment of the W. A. road, spent a few days at his home at Fort Mountain last week. We direct attention to the card in this issue calling attention to the new hardware store in Dalton of John Black & Go. Little Harry Hix son of our friend I R Hix of Knoxville, for¬ merly ot Spring Place, got his arm broken by a fall a few days since. _______ - ....... . ♦ »■— - Dr. Evans, who has been stopping at the Temple HAel for the past three weeks has moved to Daiton where he will hold forth for a few weeks. J M Smith, Shoemaker, is now located in Shop of J L Cole, rear of Colo corner, and will do you good work, at low prices, for cash. The presence of all She members of the Foard of Education, with the teachers of the county, is re quested on the First Tuesday in April. will deliver Rev. 8 H Henry a talk on the interest of schools and education in Murray county. All the late and fashionable shades i i all wool dress goods with trim¬ mings and buttons to match at J Tiotter & Sons, Dalton. Mrs. W W Campbell, who has been visiting relatives in town, returned to her home id A' abama, on last Monday. W H and B F Jones, who have been very sick with fever tor several days, we are glad to say are able to be out again. Spring Place has been “Pain¬ ted Red’ t quit*- often—Just now a coal oi white would add greatly to the appearance of the town. Who will start the ball, by dressing his house in a new summer suit? Sirs, Nannie Moore, who lias been visiting at Gainsville and other places in this Sfate for sev¬ eral months, has returned to her home at Hon. P McGhee's. Do not fail to see our 25c worsted, 36 inches wide, handsome designs —J. Trotter & Sons. W J Johnson has received a fall line of Gents Ladies Misses and Children's shoes, to which he asks a liberal share of the trade of Mur¬ ray county. For Spectacles and Eye-Glasses lor the young and old, who have defective eyes, call on Dr. J F Harris at his New Drug Store, North of the court house. No charge for testing eyes. Have you had trouble to get Spectacles to exactly suit you? if so go to E E Brown's Dalton Ga., and consult Mr* Brandon the Opti¬ cian—No charge for testing your eyes. W A Cannon’s, Dalton, Ga., is headquarters for clothing and gents furnishing goods. Next door nO"th of Hardwicks bank. Don,t fail to call before purchasing elsewhere. We regret to learn of the sudden death of the l.tlle son of Mr* » D d Mrs. J D Robinson, whkh occur¬ red on last Wednesday, ‘'Sailer little children to come unto me and forbid them not for of such is the kingdom of heaveu." Johnny Linn, who has been ingaged m the Times office for the past five months, left Spring Place on Monday morning, for LaFayette where he expects a position in the office of the Walker County Messenger. Johnny is one of our best boys and we wish for hun a prosper ous stay with the Messenger. The Revs. J R Speck and E M Stanton will exchange pulpits on the 1st Sunday in April. Bro. Stan, ton will preach at Spring Place the Friday night previous and Satur¬ day morning at Harrison’s Chapel, and Saturday night, Sunday morn¬ ing and Sunday night in Spring Place. Bro. Speck will preach in Dalton Sunday morning and night, and 3 p. m. at Jive Springs. Satines, Satines, Satines* We claim, and when yoa have seen them, yon will ag'ee with us, to have the nicest and most stylish line of SatiLes on the market. Call for onr 12 1 2 cent line-figured and in all colors; also our 15 cent line in figured and solids—Our Frenci Satines fignred and solid in all the late shades aie the nicest and finest quality to be had for the money— on'y 25 cents per yard—J Trotter & Sous, Dal!on. Senator Brown was very ill at Washington last week. Mr. G Jackson is having some minerals asrayed which are prov¬ ing to be very valuable. There is a certain lady about town who says, that she dosnfc ob¬ ject to the amount a flea eats, il it would’nt be so scattering while eating. «*«• > A prominent gentleman of Chat¬ tanooga, says, that il is all wind, about the A and O going by Duck town* Alliance Store The store of W J Johnson lias been adopted 1 v (he Spring Place Alliance as their house to purchase groceries f r the yeaj 1889. By order of lodge Saturday M&rch 9th 1889. C. N. Vance President, W. H. Staples Secy. A magnificent lot of Bucgies will soon arrive at 1' A & S E Ber¬ ry*. Go to the New York store Dalton Ga., for cheap Millinery and Ladies Shoes. When in D.ilton call and see J 31 Berry’s new style Prints, Indigo blues, latest style Ginghams— Lawns both white and figured—36in wide. Bat teste—Henriettas &c &c, the finest selection in Dalton. Lif* will acquire new sest, and cheerful ness return, if yon will imp©! your Hrer and Kidneys to the performance of their fuuctioos. Dr. J. He McLean’s Liver and Kicney Balm will stimulate them to healthfu. action. $1.00 per bottle. Notice The firm of Coffey, Moore & Co. has been dissolved by mutual con¬ sent. W Coftay & J W Coffey re¬ tiring from the firm. The business will be continued at tte old stand by G L Moore, who solicits a con¬ tinuance of the public patronage. The Btore will still be headqaaters for Alliance trade as heretofore. This March 12, 1889. G. L. Moose. Task one cf Dr. J. H. McLesn’s Little Liver and Kidnoy Fillets at night boforeyou go to bed and you will be surprised how bouy ant and vigorous you will feel the next day. Only 25 coots a vial. Gall at J. TrJtter & Sons’ tor EAST ERN POTATOES, GARDEN SEEDS, SEED OATS, ONION SETS. HERDS GRASS, BLUE GRASS, ORCHARD GRASS, TIMOTHY and CLOVER SEED. 4t. Local Paragraphs THE Rev. Geo. II THAYER, oi Bottrbou ind., says: "Both mysolf and wife owe our lives to SHILOH’S CONSUMTION CURE.” Sold by Anderson and Coffey. ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indife3tion. Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite, Yel¬ low Skin? Shiloh’s Vitaliz >r is a positive cure. Sold by Anderson and Coffey. If you want a big bargain in ready-made clothing, now is your time since T J Obey has just open¬ ed out his elegant lino of spring and summer goods—Try him, he guar¬ antees bargains anil will save yon money by dealing with him. "HACKMETACK,”n lasting and fragrant perfume. Prioe 25 and 50 oouts. Sold by Anderson and Coffey. SHILOH’S CUKE will immediatily re iove Croup, Wooping Caugh and Bronohitis. Sold by AndersoU and Coffey. A beautiful and tasty line of la¬ dies hats, just received at T J Ovbey’s A NASAL IN JE0 TOR free with each buttle of Sbijoh’s Catarrh Remedy. Prioe 00 cents, Siqd by Anderon and Coffey. Saddles, Harness and Bridles can be bought at T J Ovbey’s cheap¬ er than you can get them anywhere. SHILOH’S CATA1UH REMEDY—a j>os tiveoure for Catarrh, Diphtheria and Cunk mouth. Sold by Anderson and Coffuy FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complain you have a printed guarantee on every bott;a of Shijoh’s Vitaiizer. It never fai;s to cure. Sojd by Anderson and Coffey. Ladies and Gents best hand mode with a large assortment of the best shoes on the market are kept on hand afc T J _ Ovbey's. ~~ . . _ Re only ask vou 10 P rice them ’ and we . know you will buy (hem. WHY WILL YOU cough triton Shiloh’s Cure will give immediate relief. Prico 10 cts.,2 ct8.,and$l. Sold by Anderson and C ffey, is* j r rag 11 U m cts. —*-rr IT IS THE BEST, t EASIEST TO USE, ’ # 4 THE CHEAPEST, r < Y VT \ Wv Get J M Berry's prices on Floor, Meat, Coffee, Sugar <fcc, <fcc when in Dalton. hack Line. Simon Daly lias purchased a new covered hack and is prepared to haul passengers between this place and dallon in comfort m any kind of weather. The hack leaves this place at 7 a. m. and Leaves Dalton at 1 p. m. daily. Horses and buggys for hire at all times CocoiTS and colds o ,me uninvited, but you e«n quickly get rid oft e»e,wilh a few doses of Dr. J. H. McLean’s Tav Wine Lung Balm. Advice to Mother*. Mrs. Winslow’s SooxBi»o8YBtp»hotildsh»*yO be used when children aie cutting te»th. It «*■ tiara thelittlesuffereratoaoe* cherubawakeaas it produces natanU, "bright quiet sleep, and the little os a button.” It is very pleasant to taste. It soothes the child, softena the gums, allnyaall remedy pain, regulates the bowels, whether and arising is thsbest known teething for dlarrhcea, Twenty-five trom bottle. or other causes. cents a The quality of the blood depends much up¬ on good or bad digestion ana assimilation; to make the blood rich in life ar d strength giving constituents, use Dr. Jt II. MeLeun’s strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier; it will nourish the properties of the b lood from which tho elements of vitality a; e drawu. $1.00 per bottle. John Evans, an old Murray boy, is located in Dalton, opposite Kel¬ lers, and is keeping a first class restanrant, and asks the Murray boys to come around and eat with him when in Daltou. Thk “Life ot the fiesh’is the blood thereof;" pure blood mesne healthy functional activity and this bears with it the certainty of quick restoration from sickness or acoident. Dr. J. H. McLean’s Strengthening Cordial and Blood Porifior gives pure rich blood, and vitalit ;s and strengthens the wbolo body. $1.00 per bottle. Tint most delieated constitution can safo’y use Dr. J. II. McLean’s Tar Wine Lung Balm; It is a sure remedy for coughs, loss of voice, and all th;oat and lung diseases. Sick Headache, and asensatiou < f oppres¬ sion at d dullness in the head, are very com¬ monly produced by indigestion: morbid des¬ pondency, irritabli ity andovor sensitiveness of tho nerves may, in a majority of eases, be traced to tho same cause. Dr. J. H. McLeans Liver and’Kidney Balm and Fillets will pos¬ itively cure. When you are in Dalton donl lorget that L Bucholz 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 Btore. The dank and decaying vegotation of re¬ gions newly cleared of timber, expose! to the rays of the sun, is sure breed malaria. Dr. J. H. McLean’s Chills and Fever Cure, by mild and gentle notion will radically euro. 50 cents a Litt'e. There are many accidents and diseases which affoctStoek and cause soriout inconven¬ ience and loss to .the farmer in his work, whioh may be quickly remedied by tho used Dr. J. H. McLean’s Volcanic Oil Liniment. Ip you are suffering with weak or inflamed yos, or granulated eyelides, you oan be quickly oured by using Dr. J. H. MoLtan’s Strengthing Eye Salve. *5 oents a box. For 1889. 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 Professional Cards. H. H. Anderson, Attorney at Lato, Sfrino Place, Qbobgia, Prompt attention given to all le¬ gal business and the collection of claims. J. J .Bates, attorney aT.law. SfringJPlacr, Georgia. Prompt attention given to all le¬ gal business and the collection of claims. O. N. STARR, TBAUKEI.L stake Calhoun, G a. 8prlng|Ptaoe,Ga STARK At STARR Attorneys at Law, Promptattention given to alliegalbusines M. M, Leonard, COUNTY SURVEYOR. Ft. Mountain, Georgia. All work promptly done on short notice J. F. Tr*evitt, 4 . -( Dealer in All Kinds cf } Furniture, Caskets, Cof¬ fins and Harble work. Also hive in stock the Indenti uetible Casket—much cheap¬ er and lighter than the Metalic casket. We have on exhibition Hie largest line of sample carpets, of all grades, ever brouget to this market, from Finest, to commonest, at prices liom $1.23 to 23 ets. per yard, nave an EXHIBITOR, so that you can readilyjsee just how a carpet will look on the floor before you buy. Furniture. Coffins and Caskets, sold at Bottom prices, and dont yc u forget it. ^jjpBusineas House under Trevitt Hall, Dalton Ga. Harris & Davis, WOODLAWN, -OOiOO- Georgia. 1 DEALERS [iN }■ General Merchandise and Count'y Produce. NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS IN Millinery Goods, LATEST NOVELTIES IN FASHION! dual Itnrelvrd at the Milliter, Store of J. & J. B. GRAVES, No. 85, Hamilton Street, Dalton, Georgia. A new and elegnnt assortment of Milinery and Straw Goo<lo,consisting of Straw Bonnets and Ladies’and Children’s llats [trimmed and untrimmed] Neck and Sash llibbons, Vilve! Ribbons, Nook Ties, Bonnet Silks, Satins, Velvets and Crapes, Flowers, Feathers,Ornaments Ac. Our goods wore bought of the largostaud best importing Houses in Balti¬ more and New Yore, and will bo sold at very low prices for cash. 1889 . 1889 . T. J. O V B E Y, Spring Place, Georgia. Clothing! Clothing! Clothing 1 !! I have ou baud, and will keep the best line of Geuts ready made clothing, on the market. jffiT’Also a full stockfof Dry goods, Hats, Caps, Shoes, Hard¬ ware, Groceries <fec., and will sell at low prices, for cash. W. J. JOHN SON, ■{ DEALER IN )► Groceries, Provisions, Confectionery, Ci¬ gars, Hats, Etc. SPRING PLACE, GEORGIA The best East Tennessee Flour, Bacon, Lard, Suga-r, Coffee New Orleans Syrup, Lenoii’s Factory Thread and a select stock of Summer Hats of the latest styles, all of which will be sold at Rock bottom prices for cash or barter. E. Et Brown, The Jeweler. Cal ton, Georgia. Keeps reliable goods at reliable prices. 1 wish to call especial attention to my line of Spectacles and Eye Glasses. By the aid of the Dioptric Eye Meter I can detect th«* cause of defective vision and tell exactly the kind of lens required to correct it. NO CHARGE for testing your eyes, whether yon buy or not. R. P, Baker’s Drug Store, Dalton, Ga