North Georgia times. (Spring Place, Ga.) 1879-1891, May 09, 1889, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextC. N. KINO. p. n CARTKK. North Georgia Times KIXG & CARTKfi PubtUiure. TH If MU AY M V V «, 1888k COMMUNICATED. Decora, Ga.. May 1, 18S9 Editors: The waters have again heed troubled by the bursting of a cap at Sumach. Ifl,., W—’s communication was very well headed tor in deed lie did dodge the issue aud came forth with appology. lie refused to dis CUSS the ability of college.b:ed teachers, and the inability of a teacher, who has not even rubbed his back against the walls of a c liege building. I do not centure the gentle man for refusing to discuss this point for he is acquainted with orly the latter class of teach ers, therefore he co"ld bring lip no argument against, a col¬ lege-bred teacher, and none for the uncolleged-pollished. He, iu refusing to answer this point, admits that our fac¬ ulty is not to be equaled by the faculty of any school witb yg his knowledge: therefore be admits that Ibis is the beet school to be found this side ot the regularly recognised colleg es. In my first co.-rmuniefftion I did express my regibts that Mm -rft y was without a good school, I still regret this tad truth, and wish that she c uld boast of one school of high grade. To havo a school of high grade, a school which would be a blessing to the people; it is necessary first, that we plooe at ihe head of our schools college bred men. I hope Mr. W. will profit by this correspondence, and learn never to attempt suci a task as he did, without befog backed by a firm foundation. Dannis. From Carters.. The late frost has given the farmers a bad case ot the blues »n<J set cotton back, but never iniud the hot sun will get it right Our settlement is just no in tested with measles and has stopped the children from school Thedlon.’ Juhn Boyd, of Cleveland 1 enn., in the et the Cleveland Marble Works is stopping with us for a days, and is doing a good bus - iuess. The ford of the r'ver here is u little dangerous. Better mind boys when you have been to Petersburg aud diive carefully. We think this ford should be repared o: a bridge built. Well our good old»dime meetings are starting up as the weather gets better. Young chickens and iiish* po¬ tatoes are coming in. Several have asked what is the news from Spring Place? to . all such, I will sav: any man who drinks whiskey or uses to> baeco and says lie is not able to take his county paper, tells a yaru and we all know it. J. II. Black. From Savoy Texas. May 1. 1889.--The Oklaho-* 1 ilia excitement is not so high. Some have got enough and are coming back well pleased with the country. '.ihe recent hail storm has ruined the crop five miles north of Savoy, along Red River. Did but little damage here. The finit e op is only toler¬ ably good here this season. Bud Be! 1 , formerly of Mur- ray, now ot Grayson county, Texas, who has been visiting Ritand Joseph Cain, leturned to his hoin^to day. Mrs. Cain will leave for Hunt county next Friday where she will visit Mr. and Mrs. Gaither formerly of Mur¬ ray, So pass around the pie and I will try again. Respectfully, yours, T. W. C. We sell t the Spencer Optical Company’s Spectacles and eye glasses. They are very fine glasses and you should try them before pu chasing else¬ where. S. J. McKhights New Drug Snore, Dalton Oa. Coosawattee Dots. May 1st, 1889. The Times:—Here I couie again with greetings to yo.tr many readers. May is upon us with all her beauties, and showers which fill the farmers with thanks and ecstasy. Farmers are amply up with their woik in this vicinity. W.D. Ileartsill, Esq., is the most enthusiastic Alliance man we know of; he gtts out on the high-way and makes speeches to the passers by. Sac:amental services will be held at Ball Ground clnuch, second Sabbath and Saturday preceding, of this month. The school at Montgomery’s is sfill progressive. There is to be a basket sing¬ ing at Casey Springs, third Sunday in this month. Don’t forget your ^baskets on that day. Nobis. Remember E E brown & G H Brandc^i, Oplieans, the Have Dalton the JeWeiters largest and and best stock ot Spectacles aud EYE Glasses in North Ga. Dots from Lough idge. Enquiries for board at the Springs are arriving.earlierjfthan uaual this season. Corn is 'promising well, wheat is in exception;! 11 fine .condition. Dock Trimmier is out of school again for a short vacation An unusualjnumber of bef f cat¬ tle have been driven to the moun¬ tains this spring. A good thing if their owners would keep the city butchers posted of their enterprise, before they send their beef orders westward. Picnics at the Springs, are in or d.r now. Let us hoie that.pleas¬ ure, and pr fit may be derived withoutjthe usual drunkardness. Tom Trevdwell's happy face is with us again for a short while. Don‘t believe all you hear about silver finds-around here. T‘is here’ but then, some peoples tongues, ObJ T‘is thought by sober people now that we have a large store of fine marble in Murray county. ' Vignette Victor. All who Lave had trouble in getting Glasses to exactly suit the eje, are invited to call atE E Browns Daltou Ga. and have Mr, Brandon, the Optician, to test their eyes free of charge. ■ 1 1 " W -aw n The jury trying the case of Hawes for murdering his daughter May leturned the fol¬ lowing verdict: '‘We, the Jury find th, defendant guilty of murder in the first decree as elm ged in the bill o f indict¬ ment, and sav lie shall suffer death. 1 ’ The counsel ol Hawes will appeal to the Supr-nne court on motion for change of venue. Malaria 1 Tho very mention of It is a nightmare! this blighting "Whoever disease has knows suffered what from a dread scourge it is. to and how it seems almost impossililo eradicate it from tho system. SMITH’S BILE BEANS will most purely fiord destroy the germs of -Malaria, Dose, and beau. a 25 permanent bottle, releif. c:io cents per e’er rate by all druggists juistpaiq and dealers in .’•’diciiio. or Pon t or receipt of ftjCi 1 '".-. to air' pan, c ^I’rocoijitry. * MY 11Y PERM ETROPIA, PRESBYOPIA, * 4 ASTIGMTISM, or any detect in vision that can be remedied by refractive power, ac¬ curately and skillfull corrected by G H Brandon the Optician at E £ Brown’s, Jeweller, Dalton Ga. Ntr charge lor testing the Eye. County Dir cto y. j Superler Court meets 3rd Monday in Feby^ and AugujtS^ T. » Judge. Hon. ilneb, Hon. A. W. Fits. Solicitor General. C. N. Kino, Clerk Superior Court Court of ordinary meet* lit Monday in each month. W. H. Baiibsy, Ordinary. J. 0. McEetibe, Sheriff. M. H. Beamblettb, lax Reoeiver, M. M. Welch, Tax Collector. ^ S. M. Wills, Treasurer. M. M. Lbobabd, Surveyor. W. D. Gobli, Coroner. Court of County Commissioners meets on Wednesday after 1st Tuesday in eaoh month. W. Luffuib, Chairman—W. B. Coviko T0K, S. A. GkXOOBY, A. B. WEAVES, JaS, W. Mackey, Commissioner!. County SchoolB^ard—S. H. IIinbt, CSC. C. C. Howell. J, Q. Sfruill, W. II. Rah siy, D. E. Humphreys aud W. G. Harri^. JUSTICES COURT. Town Distriot 2nd Monday. Bail Groulid.Dist. 3 d Satur ay. Eighth «( 2nd Doolittle 4th Tenth 3rd Alaouisa 2nd « Sh 10 k Pea “ 2nd Bull Pen 1st tt 1013th 1st Murray County Alliance. E. W. Rembert. F; W E Covington, V-R. W 11 Ramsey, nc’y; M R Chastain, treasurer; J H Phillips, chaplain; J R Speok, lecturer; C D Gilbert, ass’t leetur r; J S Adington, door-keeper; C N Vanoe, ass’t door-keepe;; Dan’I Willis, serg’t at arms. Trade Committee—A K Ramsey, W T Moore, John Berry, W 11 Staples, A T Wea¬ rer,business Agent—A K Bamsey. Leqal t Advertisements. .■, ------------------- --i» < ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICU. Georgia, Murray Conntv James A McKainy Admi.oftlie estate of E L Miller, deed makes epplioation for letters of dismission from the estate of said deceased. This is *o cite all porsons corccrnod, kindred and creditors, to ihow canse, if any they can, why said Admr. should not be discharged from bis Administration, and receive letters of dismission on the 1st Monday in July 1889. This April the 3rd 1889. W II Raiiscy Ord’y, ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE. State of Geobgia uubeay coudty. T M McLain Admr. of C D McLain deed, makes application for letters of dismission Irorn the estate of aaid deceased. Tlrs is to cite all persons conoerned. kindred and cred¬ itors to show cause, if any they oan, why said Administrator should not be discharged from bis administration, and receive letters of di.missiun or. the 1st Monday in July 1889. This April the 3rd 1889. W H Ramsey, Ordy. NOTICE TO PERFECT SERVICE. Libel fur divorce in Murray Supeiior Co: rt. D F Bozkmah vs. Lizznc Bozhman. It appearing to the coart by tho return of the Sheriff that ihe defendant in the above stated rase does not reside in the county and i’ further appearing th t said defendant does not reside in the stRte. Itis therefore ordered by the court that service bepe fooled by pub¬ lication in in the North Ga. Timks a news paper published iu said otunty of Murray twice a month for two months beloro the next teiy of said ooUrt. Th:»8th day of Apri| 1889 Thos. W. Milikkb, J S C C C. State of Georgia, Murray Couutv. X hereby certify that tne above is a treu extract frem the minutes ofoourt. This Apr. 17th 1889. C N King, (lerk SC. JUNK SHEItlKK’S SAULS. State of Georgia Murray Count. W*ll be sold befote the court house door ii» tho town of Sphng Place, to the highest bidder al pub¬ lic out Caj between the legal hours of sale on the IstTuesdny in June next, the following described prop¬ erty to wit: The reversion aber the de terminal ion of widows dower es¬ tate in the east half of lot ot laud Ho. 113 in the 9th district, and 3rd section ot Murray county on which the dwelling hquseoi J R Miller, ‘deed, was and is located, contain¬ ing eighty a<res more or less.' Levied on by virtue of and to sat¬ isfy a Supe ior court fi fa in favor of L).ivid Cooper vs. J A McKamy Administrator of the estate of E L Miller, deceased, as the properly of E L Miller deceased. This Map the 1st 1889. J. 0. Me Entire, Shot iff. F. U. Olcs, and Mineralogist Loughridge Ga. Jlr. 01 m is » graduate of Michigan Uni¬ versity, end wn* Ihe fi-st Chemist to identify t e Tin-bearing ores cf North Ge rgio.a dis¬ covery now scknowledged by the be-t.i-fChem¬ ists, in both America and turope, Clmrg.. reasonable. aim i I PRICER ^^gOCTS. IT IS THE BEST, 31 & THE CHEAPEST. - Y 'A SCIENTIFICAMERICAN - ESTABLISHED 1845 Is the oldest and most popular sclentlfle and mechanical rtrculatton ot paper published of Its its and class class has In in the the largest world. Fully Illustrated. any paper Host class of of Wood Wood Bnjnar lugs. Published Prior v.i weekly. Four Send Send months’trial, for for specimen 11. copy. mUn.N A a year. 361 Broadway, H.T. CO., PoBUSHKita, jfl h RCHITECTS & BUIIDERC Edition of Scientific American. LJ A (treat nuccess. Each Issue contains colored lithographic public plates buildings. of country Numerous and city engravings residen¬ ces or and full plans aud specifications for the use of such as contemplate MUNN building. Price $3.60 a year, 25 cts. a copy. A CO., Publisheus. IMTENTSSfi ■ years’ made 100,- ve 40 ■ 000 Applications experience and uave and over Foreign mk for American patents. strictly Send for Handbook. Correspond enee : confidential. TRADE MARKS. In case your mark Is not registered In the Pat¬ ent Office, apply to Munn & Co., and procure Immediate protection. Send for Handbook. COPYRIGHT* for books, charts, maps, etc. quickly procured. Address BIUNN ,V CO., Patent Solicitors, GENEUAL OFFICE! 361 Bboadway, N-T. THE MOORE COUNTY GRIT, Portable Oom Kills and Millstones. :y : ii P » t The Bast in the World for making line table meal; for grinding Corn. Oats, Bye, Barley or any mixed feed. It ents all fibrous matter better than any known stone or buhr. Samples Address of Meal scut on application. N. C. MILLSTONE CO.’, PSRKEVOOr MOORE CO.. H.C, i Dr. HR'S •aft OSmte xORDIAL The tire at Southern Remedy for alt BOWEL TROUBLES AND CHILDREN TEETHIfc’C. Ther® are very lew who do r<ot know of this ttlo bush pro win* itlongslde of our momitiilKs aud hills: hut very few rfnlifo the fnct, that the little purple bony, vhk-h so mitnv of us have eaten in nmst every ntuir* 4 * thert* ia a prin¬ ciple*^ bowels. it Dr. having digger’s a \\onti-.*i*Ai| effect on the H uc•:lel>erry « Ordial is the OR EAT SOUTKKItN U1HY~>Y tUm roMcreit the little ono toethlnrr, n.t! curt a Diarrhea* Dvseutery When It aiul in Cramp Colid. considerod that pt this pen i^on of the year : jddon and dtmrt*ret.H m tacks of the bowels ire so frequent, ut.tt we hear of so many deaths occurring before a physician < pi, be called in, i f , i, muwrtnnt that every house uold Ahoulj ptovlde thcmse’vjs with toms speedy Min and relu* i adoROof whk h will relieve the Huckiebcrry save Uordln! much is anxiety. IJ.-. Jtiasers’ anv child is pleased trtko. a sli-ipio remedy which to b > and Tayiur’s Mullein Cherokee will Rcrn-dy Coughs, Croup of 8w«rt buA cure and Con Simptlon. P rice 25 cts. and »l a bottle. W%: JT r USE Dr. SALMON’S ■ft HOG CHOLERA SPECIFICI 1 s CHICKEN POWDER.—SHEEP POWDER. 1 ATTLE POWDER.—CONDITION POWDER. | PREVENT & CURE HOC CHOLERA. WE ____ CAN DESTROY d PREVENT HOG LICE & FEVER.dc. WORMS. r| CURE CATTLE MURRAIN,TEXAS CAPES. M 9 ;• CURE CHICKEN CHOLERA & CURE SHEEP ROT, TAPE WORM, &c. jf ££ MANUFACTURED 8 V THE - VETERINARY NASHVILLE, MEDICINE TENN. COUji .,,d0 o,'>: . .. v , Wsi i. For Sale By ANDEBSON A CCFrEY, Spring i'luce Ga . CcntinJ Ager is. A. S.V nti*o, Woodleirn Ga. Habfis & Moktok, Loughridge Gb. Payxk * Sraoiu., Sumaih „ E. C. Earffst, Uaisler Mills u L. F. Clark, Ft. Mountain G*. Pattkbbos A Jobkfos Jesuit Ga. A K.!B/KS*T, Biaeey 8a Cherokee Manufacturing Company. We begin the new year by thanking our friends for the 1 iberal patronage bestowed on us. FURNITURE! Of the thousand new resolutions you are forming'let the first be, ‘“I will buy my FURMTURE during.the-’year 1889 got the CHEROKEE M’FG CO.’' This done and we won’t^insist on the recital of the other 999, but promise to merit your con¬ fidence by giving you the best goods for the least money. UNDERTAKING. Cur Undertaking Department, in charge of Mr. T M Kirby, is kept complete, and his services are at the disposal of the public at any hpur, LUMBEB. We cany an immense stock of all manner of f'l'ILDING MAT! RIAL, siuli ns lough mid -dressed Luiubf, Flooring, Celling, Railing, BallusteiS Feiull VVm k, iSlnngb s, Lnllir, <fec. We untile h sj.eeinlt v of furni.-liing es; itnntes. Comiactors and builders are .-oln ited t,»|* .vamiiie • m work*and gel mil* prices. USS^Furniture Sales Room next door to De Journette & Co., Dalton Ga. Cherokee M’fg. Cosnp’y. New Hardware Store! • • oft : on.. . . Weinke r! is i> el h<vi of inf ruing Hi > people of N rth Georgia, go: orly tnai wo iuou.ow opp ing one of the Mx ft Complete «nd Best fcielrc e;lM<.ck of IIARD— W RE ever brought to tliis market. We ImveJBcu htour Entire S;ock tor STOT CASH’ Two-lhirdsVf same having been bought from the raimufatturers, anil iu car load lots. * WE WILL EOT BE TENDERSOIA)! Our stock will be kept replete at all times and if we do not happen to have wtatycu want as will get it for you, All we ai-k is a trial. We propose giving Dalton what she has never had— SHARP COMPETITION IN THE HARDWARE .LINE! You s t uly, JOHN m ACIv«fe CO. SENSIBLE Bgpygp LOW-COST HOUSES.-HOW « a ra | kaidsome, SSMfifcuBiuteSu&A cdBTeileat^ healthy, lights cool, and airy In summer, m N.33 By mad. J 3860 Fairmount Ave,. Philadelphia, Pa. New Drug Store. Dr. Wilson Brown, a rej. giaduate of the Missouri Med¬ ical College at 8t, Louis Mo., who ranks high in the p ol'ess iou of Medicine and Pharmacy, is located in-the New Fann building at Dalton (} . with a laige stock ot Dings and every tiling in the lute of a HR8T Cl, ASS DRUG'STORE. Dr. Brown lias been for mnn\ years engagtd hi the practice of Medicine and Pharmacy In Southern Illinois, and now feu* ders his sei vices as Physician and D uggist, to the people of Dalt n «nd surrounding country Dont forget to call at Dr. Brown’s Pharmacy in in 'the. newfFann build¬ ing, Dalton Ga.. Metropolitan Hotel. Atlanta, Georgia. Fifty yards from Union Passenger Depot. Cornor of Alabama Jt Pryor Streets. - Rates Reasonable .- R. P- KEITH, - - Proprietor. [Late of Cannon House.] HURD & DELANY, PHOTOGRAPHERS. Fine work in all branches of PHOTOGRA¬ PHY. Gallery two doors north of Dr. Main's drug store. Remember we do not work in ft lent - . * ■ Bring.this ad veil hum nt to <>ur gallery and g« t four Gum pictures for 35 cents Be sure to b ing tliis raid. Hurd & Dklany, Dalton Ga. Dr. J. p. Fann. A# Resident Dfktist DALTON ..okorgia, A1J kinds of an* chanicalftnd 0,er -SL ^ atire Dentistry ex * ccuted in first class mBS53MSm m ........... |i -- atd strtas %£ gm? Cellnlold oPRblt rates. Th* “f in p*wihi •» ' full sstsof teeth at fessonable rails. T«etb extract* without pain by the use ol Fquibh’s-pureSud Dburic Ether Thepatr^n.-.fr* of the citizen mm. of Murrav com.ty is re---.ectfutl.v solicited wilt a guarantee that I * ft i ,l r them as goo aork as they can get in North Georgia, an w> cheap as they can get itdone by any fir*t lass dentistio North Georgia.