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About North Georgia times. (Spring Place, Ga.) 1879-1891 | View Entire Issue (June 20, 1889)
S.I ■ m w. . ■ -~W r .....~ K - PubUsuer*. #SKT JIUHE HO, 10^ «t rsss==r.---- Sumach Dots. The Timks:—T his morniog, June 15th, it con tin ups to rain. It has showered, ilotil the far¬ mers are ready like one of old, if they bad faith enough, to pray for the rams to cease. Though crops are conrng Aut fast, and so is the grasa Mrs. Matilda M< Camy, wife of River Bill McCamy, died on the 13th inst., a*ter along con¬ tinued illness. She was loved and esteemed by all who knew her. Funeral services were held at Sumach church, Rev. 8 II Henry officiating. Her remains were interred in Su mach Cemetery. The congregation attending the McCamy Chapel quarterly meeting on last Sunday was unusually small; though quite . an interesting sermon was preached by I Ider Lowrey. School will close at this place next Friday. The boys and girls are expecting a nice time next week. Some of the boys, we fear, will leave their hearts with the Sumach girls when school is out and they return to their homes. We have no mines to boast of in this vicinity, but’ what is better, p» i ace and harmony re'gns, and we have plenty ot Irish potatoes, beets gardens frying ehickpns and pretty girls. Lector Ben kvole. We sell the Spencer Optical Company’s Spectacles; and eye glasses They are very fine glasses and you should try them before pm chasing else¬ where. 8. J. McKnights New Drug Snore. Pgljgfl t'j&f. , . - m are P^uestea to meet in convention at the court house in Atlanta at 12 o’clock, m,, July 10th, next, L. P. Thomas, ShfF. Fulton Co. N H McGinniss, “ Gordon “ Jno. W Weir, “ Clarke ‘ J A Hurst, Thomas “ J A Hillstnao, “ Morgan "W II Phillipps, “ Jasper “ J O Beauchamp “ Butts “ State papers please copy. All who have had trouble in getting Glaseea to exactly suit the eye, Hre invited to call a*, E E Browns Dalton Ga. and have Mr, Brandon, the Optician, to tent their eyes free of charge. Near Washington, in Wilkes county, there lives a man of 75 years by the name of Isaac Dickson, who last year raisec 100 bushels of Irish potatoes ami 3('0 bushel ot sweet pota¬ toes off the the same acre ot ground. He is a haul worker and did all the labor himself The way he did was to put in sweet potato slips between the hills of Irish potatoes when lat¬ ter were about matured and then as he dug the Irish potji toes lie would lull tip the svm t potato Vines. Tlie voice of t.hi people from Rabuu Gap to Ty bee Lights is tor better educational facilities for the rising generation. It is nigh time for Georgia to put a higher premium on braitis nyri manhood. $700,000’ has been giveh (o the Johnstown flood ku fl'eivis Mild yet they need much more. TW *1.* - of tin survi ;<vr* <<f iment will W h- Id at Conyers Pa. oh the 24th and 25th of' July npxt. Application has been made for a reduction of rates lor members, their fam¬ ilies and guests. We hope for a full turnout as the prospects for a jolly good time is very flattering. Write me if you intend to -be with us. Gko. W. Maddox, Sec. Emerson Ga. There is one matrimonial rule which can be dependedon as of universal application. A hus¬ band will nevsr find any diffi¬ culty in footing his wife’s bills, provided t]b« wi + e is so put to gether that she is not ashamed to foot her t usband’s stockings. 1 he Daiton District Confer¬ ence of the M. E. church, South, will meet at Summerville Ga., July 24th and tod till the 28tb. The delegates will do well to remember the date A Dakota paper contains the following notice: “If John Jones, who deserted his wife and babe twenty yeais ago, will return, said babe will knock the stuffin out of him.” Go, John. A millner made a fortune in that business by placing a par* rot at th«*door- which was taught to say of eyry lady passing “oh, how sweet she looks,” President Harrison is being as freely cursed by officeseeke s as he was freely praised last tall by the same ekes. It was thus. T. N. Jones of Catoosa county. ~ made $1200 on his strawberry patch this spiing. ^ of that city, a daughter of the late President Cox of LaG:ange Female Col¬ lege. Immediately after the mar¬ riage the coup 1 ©, accompanied by the two daughters of the groom, left tor a tour of Europe. The Calhoun Baptist church will be dedicated the 5th Sun¬ day in Juue by Rev. Dr, J R Hawtho ne. Dr. Oaygood, long known as a Fader among Georgia Methodists, will go to Sheffield, Alabama to establish a female coll ge. With Hawthorne and Havgood Sheffield will prosper. . —i. ..«». . .. Toao Woolfolk has by thi^ time been before the jury with his state¬ ment; the jury has retired, and a vet diet probably boon readied. The general impression is that ho will swing. THE MOORE COUNTY GRIT, Portable Corn Mills asd Millstones. wynli^ thAnany feod. It cnU all broil# laattur beftcr known stone or buhr. -I! 3 -»•“ K. 0. MILL2T0NS CO., PJtMEHroor ' MOORS CO.. N.C, y ' - • n erst, it. ° Monday Jo VBV “ -I*' dyer, u v M. M. W.D. Oorener. tf Oommisstoneis meet* on Wedneeday lit Tuesday In each month. W. Lws Chairman—W. B. Covtso ro« # fi. A.’ onr, A. B. Wkatkb, Jas, w, MaCKRY, CowtnUfiooers. County School Barti—S. H. Hbxbt, CSC. C. C. Howim.. J, 9. SrRviLL, W. H. RAM sat, D. E. Homfbbbtb and W. 9. Barkis. JUSTICBSCOIJET. Town District *6d Monday. Bail GronJid.Dist. 3 d Saturday. Eighth 3 2nd ** Doolittle S 4th »- - Tenth ■t « 3rd « Ai&OuieA 2nd •' Sh i«k Pen “ 2nd <* Bull Pen 1st “ ltil3th “ 1st Murray County A11 lance. B. W. Rembert. P; W E Covington, V-P. W H liamsey, sao’y; M R Chastain, treasurer; J H Phillip*, chaplain; J R Spook, lecturer; 0 D Gilbert, aa*’t laotur ,r; J 8 Adington, door-keeper; C N Vanoe, ass’t door-keeper; Dan’l Willla,86ig't at arms. Trade Cominittao—A K Ramsey, W T Moore,JnhsBerry, W H Staples, A T‘Wea¬ ver, business Agent—A K Ramsey. Legal Advertisements. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Georgia, Murray County Jatnos A MoKamy Adtej. of the estate of E L Miller, dood mokes application for lotter* of dismission from thoostaioof said deceased. This is to cito all persons concornod, kindred and creditors, to show cause, if any they can, why said Admr, should not ■ be discharged •from his Administra tion, and receive letters of dismission on tho 1st Monday in Jniy 1880. Thi* April the8r4l88». W H RiSSeV. Ord’y, m ADMINISTRATOR'S NOT! E. Stats w Groboia mgs iODTV* T M Admr. nf^gj 10 J, v’ ,reJ .*' If V, . . •, jp i ... r ThU April the 3rU !S89. W U Rams6* t Ordy. EXECUTORS N0TI E. John Stat* Montgomery, o» Gsonota, Execeter Murray of tho Couury. j I retain J Milkey Montgomery, represents to the eourl in said his estate. petition, This that is he thore'ore ha* fully to administered cite all j per- j sons eor etrned, kindred and oroiitors, to show cause, if any they can, why said Exec-1 I utnr should not bo discharged from said trust and reoeive letters of dismission oa tb* 1st Monday in Soptembor 1880. This June 4th 1889. W, II. Ramsey, Ordinary. j Statb or Groboia, Mnrruy County Whereas C L Terry, of said county ha* nude applieati n lor letter* of Guaidiunsbip of tho property of the two minor ohildreo, un¬ der fourieon years of age, of James A aud Martha Jane Tyler. This is tu sits ill oer soos concerned to show cause, t the July Term of this Court, to b« bold the Ht Mon¬ day in July next, why letters of Guardianship' .hould u >t bo gran c d to said C L Ter y as prayed for. This the !i9Ui day of May 1889, W. 11. Rajisxy, Ordmary — -—— Georgia Murray Comity To ,iil whom it nu.y concern: All p*r*oux intereated am hereby notified that, if no good naut-v be shown to the contrary, aa e:dor will bo granted/ on tho first Wednesday in July 1889, establishing a a» w road, as marked out by road Cotmnissioners op oiot d (or that purpose;^ couimonciug at Pleasant Valley Church, in raid county, and running a duo W Valeriy direction, by the residence of J IV und H R Cobey aud crossing the Cioveiand road at W T 1 place; tho. ee west to -he l.a'.iou ruad.at or ue.r Frank Smiths in tho 1039th i»i,triot o x. This June 4, .889. ’ Win. U-Kru iS , Chairman 0 , Board, lp| r ■ Ooiimurelai College r Ilii&HrfS r 1 t t es^aa nor.r.t v maaa or or BuriaoM, Short-Hnad 4 Ttpo-WtUIub, TriearoBlw. G«m Woria> r«i LCm KxmlSioiP Edw-BUoi ;o? h 4| ‘ t thn 1 o la \ «w»at)un. Fntv Jf«w OnuTnatM QuiriTniJed »<ieop«s.A « » 1 i Loughridge . Ga. Mr. Ptes 1* a graduate of MieMgno Uai verSity, and vraa the first Chemist to identify t e Tin-bearing ore* of North Go rgia.adi eovery now acknowledged by the best of Chem¬ ist*, iO both America and Europe. Charges reasonable. M ARRH : : IT IS THE BEST. In * ji g ^ 0 EASIEST TO USE, R A THE CHEAPEST. Ordinary's office Murray Co, Ga. June 13ih 1889. To the Justices of the Peace and Notaries Public of (be various Ma litia districts of Murray county Ua, Whereas, by the death f Don S E Fields h lacancy exists in the representation of (he 43ul Senato¬ rial District in the Senatorial Branch of the General Assembly of this State. Bj virtue of a * wit o: election to me directed, by his Ex¬ cellency. J B Gordon Gov. ot saic state, ordering an election to be hold in this county, on Friday (ho 5tli day ot Jnly next, to fill said va¬ cancy You and each of you ate hero by ordered and required to hold an election in your various Malitia districts on Friday the 5th of July next as is required by suid order and writ of election, and make returns of the aame as is re¬ quired by law. Witness my hand aud official signature, day and date above written. W. Jj, Ramssy, Ordiu ry hai7k>s. Statu et ObukOia Mlkbay Coubtt W ill bo «olJ l »foro tho coiirt house door in tho town of Billing Place to the higher* bid sr - “S '-is fine house and lot It Spring Plaoo *i tinted on street leading toward.. Mo hodi-t church between the lus of M L Smith and;Dr. Kei« ter, containing one tore more or less. Levied on a* iho property of } £ Wall, by virtue ef a 8 fa from Murray Superior court in favor of T J Ovbey against C E Wall This May 2#th J. 0. McENTIRE, Sheriff, — 3 V>, it a, 0 00 V’ •'3P f S t| 'IS H33 CfCat SoutlfCrtl HcmeJy Sfi* all . BCtfilSL TI20SSB&.ES AND OfilLDHEM TESTH'KC a«d bitlas huf vo-i'y teiv rtitUra tin? fact, that i&hSfl /'’ Cry Ot Cordial 1 on f;i« i* ^^-1, nt',N,reasono, t hr m, L'lnii fui'A areetly rolki a dose of %vni<-h win rolh-vo ti.e wsts mtcsPiaSstr^ * itehmMBsisirisssEiliiMte - t'rti':'. .«-a:th. Irtnciimi i I * Kj., with bis ' fi': * ^: ^1 v> ■<: ;!* * ’ I v.MrihiyH it of .Honrirut for Sy% tho -01&-M t' ' . > 0L t- ' iif .!•.!« r-i r I • WMSW grodU -sjfc# air B .i„ lntsii)e-r,l.esl<tc„eon-. ‘ W hc*t J.'owmi, the * V v r? < »pp.' .;a in snothfr col* S«H -rfrrn 2 ?* Rvlnfir^ &K£Si££af ifr! to feoli! hjph and hon- ' H m mz .; mm ICIF1C! ] inpowder. ; | MANUFACTUf^r'™^ I. *c. , TENN. For Sale By ANDERSON A COFFEY, Spring Pine* Ga , Cental Agents. A. E.Viaitn, Woodinwn Ga. Haasn « Mostcu, Loughridge fl. Pats* * Btmiu-, Pumaeli „ S. a EiBnisr, Bariler Mill* L. F. Clabk, Ft. Mountain Ga. Pamusou A Jobnsow I enni* Ga. A. K.{&*mkt, Hk.vtj G a Cherokee Manufacturing Company. We begin the new year by thanking our friends for the 1 iberal patronage bestowed on ns. FURNITURE! Of the thousand new resolutions you are io»ming*let the first be, “I will huy my FURMTURE during^the'year 1889 ot 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 y?u the ben goods for the least money. UNDERTAKING. Our Undertak ing Department, in charge Of Mr. T M Kirby, is kept complete, and his service# are at the disposal of the public at any hour, lfUMBEB. We cany an Immense stock of all manner of BUILDING MATERIAL, such as tough and dressed Lumbe», Flooring, Ceiling, Railing, Ralhiete/s Scroll Work, Shingl-s, Lathe, <fce. We make « specialty of furnishing estimates. Contiaefdra and build* vs aie solicited to nomine our wotk*aud get our prices. SSlTFurnitur e Sales Room next door to De Journette & Co., Dalton Ga. Cherokeejffl’fg. Comp’y. New Hardware Store! . .r .00 : oo.... Wfinkfi tl.is H^fhod *1 inf miin« (br» people of N rth Georgia, feieily Uiat of * we me i ow o|»c: ntf or.s* the Moft Complete uud Best Kelrc ed.dm k of IJ 4 KD W \RE ever brought to this mat kef. Vt7 e have Bu ui ht our & ntirc Stock SJ’OT CASHI for I Twr-thirds of 8»me hav ng been bought Irom the manufacturer*, and in car load Jots. WE WILL EOT BE UNDERSOLD! v Our stock will be keptfrepletc at all time*, and if we do not happen to nave what yee want. will get it for you. All we ask is trial We giving a propose Pi| P Dalton m HI.,. what she has never l>«d—r SHARP COMPETITION IN TIIE HARDWARE ’LINE! You h t uly, JOHN BLACKS CO.; ____ i sv i ' ■J&J New Drug Store. Dr. Wilson Brown, a ’egnlar graduate of the Missouri Med¬ ical College at St. Louis Mo., who rank- high in the p oCess¬ ion of Medicine and Pharmacy, is located in the New Fann building at Dalton Q . with a aige stock o. Drugs aud every thing in the line of a FIRST CLASS Dto Brpwu has been for many Veins engaged in the of Medieiuc and Piiann uev m Sout hern Llinois, nnd now ten¬ der.- his set vices as Physician and D uggist, to the people of Dalt n nnd surrounding country Dont forget to call at Dr. Brown’s Pharmacy in in "the. new Fann build ing, Dalton Ga. Metropolitan Hotel Atlanta, Georgia. Fifty ’ yards irom Union Passenger Depot. Cornor of Alabama Ac Pryor Streets. ■«—-Rates Reasonable. - 1 - : - R- P- KEITH, * ■ Proprietor, [Late of Gannon Hawse.] 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 a tent. Bring this advertisement to our girt levy and get four Gem pictures for 35 cents Be sure to bring this paid. Hurd & Dklany, Dalton Ga. Dr. J. p. Fann, RiaiDixr Diktiiv v: DALTON. • • • eeeee•eeee* •GEORGIA. All kisdtof a*. izm PaSHt" ®haaieaU»dO |e r. atira Dentistry «a tTK rf^S eootait t y!»,*nl isfirtt-eia** * at r«*i Celluloid onablerate*. Tb* Plat. p,» mst WV/-' "P„ ,B partial •* ■ r C V-- • reaaauabte rata*. Teeth ex tract* . without pain by the ot Squibb’* p« r *8«d phuric Ether The patronage of the eltiwo of Murray county 1. raepeetfull; eolieited with a guarantee that I will do them a* go* aork a* they can get ia North Geergia, an s.’i.Tsr.JKsrffisr •”
