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About North Georgia times. (Spring Place, Ga.) 1879-1891 | View Entire Issue (June 27, 1889)
c. N. KING. S. B. CARTER. North Georgia Times ■3 CARfBH Pubihmcrt^ KING * THURSDAY JUNE *7, IS80. Spring Place fa.. Jane 24th '89 Mess. Editors:—Will you plea3e publ’ah the enclosed piece headed “ Treatment of Strangers”-, for the benefit of one among you who feels that the sentiments are true. M. Treatment of Strangers. Thoraasvillo Times. How should we treat stran¬ gers coming among us? Proba bly some one would treat them as strangers, and have nothing to do with strangers until you know something about them. But how is a stranger to he- come acquainted? Should he give a history of himself—or should he hasten to tell about himself-—when he or she comes into your town? It the party did, possibly the “home tolks” would not believe the report. If strangers attend your religi OUS meetings, they are possibly on ly stared at instead ot being cordially invited to take a part. happy Such, I am to say, is uot the cas-j iu all towns, lu some the people are sociable and friendly, and always ready to encourage the timid ami de¬ serving; while others are selfish and repellaut iu their manners A stranger might pass several years in their town aud not contract the acquaintance of more than three or four persons. People should be kind and friendly, especially to strangers. Chris¬ Such is the teaching of tianity. Eveu those who may have paid the penalty of wrong in reformatory institutions are ouv breathren of humanity. We may not think much a bout thuH« matters so long as wm remain at home with our friends; but if we ever happen to be a st. anger in a strange locality, we will have reason to realize how a stranger ought to be treated. All who have had trouble in getting Glasses to exactly Buit the eye, nre invited to call at E E Browns Dalton Ga. and have Mr, Brandon, the Optician, to test their eyes free of charge. POLITICAL. The fol'owiug clipping from a part ol the reported proceed¬ ings of the Dalton mass meeting as given in the Constitution, will make evident the reason tor Col. Tibbs’card to that pa¬ per which is published below. ‘•Colonel W. H. Tibbs, the inde pendent, candidate, after the masses assembled, declined to take part in the meeting. After so unani mous an expression of the people it is now cons idered doubtlul it he will make the race.” Dalton Ga. June 24th 1889. Editors Constitution: In Sundays Constitution there appeared an article pur¬ porting to give an account of the mass meeting held here on last Saturday to nominate a candidate for State Senator. That article represents me as having been on the ground and when I saw the crowd assem¬ bled declined to take part in tte meeting, ft is due to me and the truth, + ont to appear iu equally as prominent a place in your paper, that I was not in twenty miles of Daltou when the meeting took place and had not beet in the county for sev¬ eral days and only reached Dalton Satuiday evening at feCVlT) oeloc-k. The author of the commuhit&tvm says to me, that Lie did opt n iitethe arti¬ cle as published anu that wheu it refeis to me as printed that it is a fa’shood. H id the mee¬ ting beeu a democratic one I should have been in it but as it was not intended to be from the start I bad nothing to do with it in auy shape fo:m or fashion. As I understand it, the call for a meeting was pub¬ lished Wednesday evening late and was held Saturday and the call did uot restrict voting to democrats. The nomination of Paul B. Trammell, was second¬ ed by Fred Cox, a republican, as I am informed. I do uot feel bound by the action of mass meeting. W. H. Tibbs. Spring I*'ace June 25,1889. It appears that Ool. Newt Tram, melt, lather of Paul B Trammell, candidate for the Senate for the 43rd Eena'orial District, has been interviewed on the subject of tne release cr sale of the State Road, and that he has fixed the minimum lease at 30 thousand dollars per month and indicates that he wants a resolution passed to prohibit com¬ petition ol competing lines in order, we suppose, to favor a ring of the old tipe that we have ali heard so much about heretofore, Now we think that it is due the people ot the state of Georgia who* own this road to lease it for the best and highest price, that the road will bring, and let competition be open to the world and not re¬ strict the bidding to the favored few, who have already made thou¬ sands out of it under the present lej.se of 25,000 d filars per month. Wm. H, Tibbs. We sell the Spencei Optical Company’s Spectacles/ and eye glasses They are very fine glasses and you should try them before purchasing else¬ where. S. J. McICnights New Drug Snore, Dalton Ga. Dalton, Ga. June 24th 1889. To the Democratic Execu¬ tive Committee of Murray Co., Gentlemen: Pursuant to a call of the Democratic Execu¬ tive Committee ot Whitfield county, a mass meeting was held at the court-house Satur¬ day Jnue 22nd for the pu pose of nominating a democratic can¬ didate to fill out. the unexpired term of senator Field from the 43rd Senatorial District. On motion, the Hon. P. B. Trammell was unanimously chosen as the choice of Whit¬ field county. On motion, the chairman was instructed to communicate the result to the Executive committee of the counties of Murray and Gordon, and ask their endorsement of Whitfield’s choice, that the rotation system maybe cairied out in good faith as per party agreement in the Tilton convention of 1886. Respectfully, S. E. Berry Ckairm, Democratic Executive Committee of Whitfield Co. To the Voters of the 43d Senatorial District. Having been named by the Democratic mass meeting of Whitfield county, held at Dal¬ ton on the 22d iust, pursuant io a call by the county Demo¬ cratic Executive Committee as the nominee to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Hon. S, E. Field in the Georgia Senate. 1 feel that circumstancesproba bly vender a statement of my position relative to certain questions which are expected to come before the G eueral As¬ sembly. 1 am and have always been opposed to the sale of the .State road, or the allowance of tattennents to lh^ prt**- m .!«# 8f.s; and stand fully and thvi - ouyhly with the people as a gainst all monopolistic tendon* cies, or unlawful combinations for the suppression ot proper and healthful competition. I am decidedly in favor of such educational legis'atijn as will only have the put pose ot establishing a common school system before divesting the State fund to higher schools and colleges. Hoping to meet the larger number of you before election day (Friday July 5th.) I am Respect! ully, Paul B. Trammell. Tilton Ga. Tom Wuolfolk again guilty, so said the jury Monday. County Dirccto y • Superior Court meets 3rd Monday in Foby. August. Hon. T. W. Milner, Judge. Hon. A. W. Fits, Solicitor General. C. N. Kino, Clerk Superior Court. Court of ordinary moots 1st Monday in month. W. H. RAMSAY, Ordinary. J. C. MoEntirk, Sheriff. M. H. Bhamblrttr, Xas Receiver, M. M. Welch, Tax Collector. 6. M. Walls, Treasurer. M. M. Leonard, Surveyor. W. D. Goble, Coroner. Court of County Commissioners meets on Wednesday after 1st Tuesday in each month. W. Luyfman, Chairman—W. B. Ooving ton, S. A. Gregory, A. B. Weaver, Jab, W. Mackey, Commissioners. County School B.iard—S. II. Henry, C. C. Howell. J, G. Spruill, W. H. bry, D. E. Humphreys aod W. G, JUSTICES COURT. Town District 2nd Monday. Ball Ground.Dist. 3 d Saturday. Eighth 2nd 5 Do oli ttlo 4th Tenth 3rd ~ Alaoulsa 2nd S Sh ick.Pen 2nd 5 Bull Pon 1st Z 1013th 1st 5 Leqal Advertisements. AI>MIXISTRATOR»S NOTICE. Georgia, Murray County James A McKamy Aiinu. oftho estate of E L Miller, deed mnkes spplieation for Jetlers of diamission from Ihocstatoof said deceased. This is to cite nil persons concernod, kindred and creditors, to show cause, if any they can, why said Adrnr. should not be discharged from his Administration, aud receive letters of dismission on Ihe 1st Monday ia July 3889. This April tho3rd 1889. tV H Ramsct Ord’y, ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTI' E. State or Georgia morray cou«ty. T M McLain Admr. of C D McLain deed, makes application for letters of dismission from the estate of said deceased. This is to cite alt persons concerned, kindred and cred¬ itors to show cause, if any they oan, why said Administrator should not bo discharged from his administration, and receive letters of dismission or, the 1st Monday in July 1889 Tbir April the 3rd 1889. W il Uarnsey, Ordy. EXECUTORS NOTICE. State or Georgia, Murray Couutj- : John Montgomery, Exact tor of the estate Milkey Molitgomory, represents to the court in his petition, that he has fully administered said estato. This is there ore to oite all per¬ sons cot.ccrncd, kindrod and creditors, to shew cause, if any they can, why said Exeo utnr should not be discharged from said trust and receivo lotters of dismission on the 1st Monday in September 1889. This June 4th 1889. IV. II. Ramsey, Ordinary. Statr op Georgia, Mnrray County Whereas C L Terry, of said county his made applicati .n for letters of Guardianship of the proper y of tho two minor children, un¬ der fourteen years of age, of James A end Martha Jano Tyler. This is to cite all per¬ sons concerned to show cause, at the July Term of this Court, to he held the 1st Mon¬ day in July next, why letters of Guardianship should n ,t be gran od to said C L Ter y as prayed for. This the 29ih day of May 1889. W. H, Rasisky, Ordiuary. Georgia Murray County To all whom it may concern: All persons interested are hereby notified that, if no good cause be shown to the contrary, an erdcr will be granted, on the first IVodueaday in July 1889, establishing a new road, as.marked out by mad Commissioners ap oint d for that purpose; commencing at Pleasant Valley Church, in said county, and tunning a due Wostorly direction, by tberesidence of JW and W R Coffey and crossing the Cleveland ro ad at W T Tysons place; therce west to <he Dalton road, at or near Frank Smiths in the 1039th District G M. This June 4, 1889. Wm. LuffjiaN, Chairman C.-. Board. r. it oio8, Chemist and Mineralogist Loughridge Ga. Mr. Oles is a graduate of Michigan Uni¬ versity, and was the first Chemist to identify t e Tin-bearing ores of North Ge rgia, a dis¬ covery now acknowledged by the best of Chem¬ ists, ill both America and Bnn po. Charges reasonable* fr3. M 33 1 Uk - $ ‘ T easies? a THE Mg* CHEAPEST. : Ordinary’s office Murray Co. On. June 13th 1889. To the Justices of the Peace and Notaries Public of the various Ma¬ li! in districts of Murray county Ga, Whereas, by ihe death f ilou S E Fields a vacancy exists in the representation of the 43.d Senato¬ rial District in the Senatorial Branch of the General Assembly of ihisSla { e. B> virtue of i w it of election to me directed, by his Ex¬ cellency. J B Gordon Gov. ol said state, ordering an election to be held in this county, on Friday the 6th day of July next, to fill said va¬ cancy. You and each of you me hereby ordered and required to hold an election in your var'ous Alalitia distiicts on Friday the 5th of July next as is required by said ord*r and writ of election, and make re turns ol the same as is re .quired by law. \t ituess my hand and official signature, day and date above written. W. Id . Rasisky, Ordinary JULY SHEUIl-’l-’S SALta-S. State op Gkoruia Murray County Will be .old before tile court house door in the town of Spring Place to the highest bid¬ der at public outcry between the legal hours of sale on the first Tuesday in July nest, the following described property to vtit: Ono house end iot in Spring Placn si uated on street lending towards Me.hodist ehuroh between the Ins of M L Smith and^Dr. Keis¬ ter, cortaining one acre moro i-rless. Levied on as the property of S E Wall, by viriue *f a fi fa from Murray Superior court in favor of T J Ovbey against C E Wall This May 29th 1889. J. C. McENTIUE, Sberifi, or, mm ifoUuxB jch 1 m »- 3 V* At m n F*jf _ A mMm \ - A 1 ©P /If# b. id n A : •V t Ths fireat Scuthe.- !) Rer.-3uy fur ail L TilOOSLES A850 CtrjLD&EN TEETH5KC. Tlicro bush are very few (io fiot know of fblg A ttlo growinsr tilongelde of our iuouiitnin» anti liiliM: but"very fovy rud >e tl(p fuvi, lPat the little pnrjrte berry, width so many ot ua have eaten iu :m>st gvv: v thoro is a prin¬ ciple in it mivmtf a y riioorAil epect on mo bowol8. Dr. Bj‘ggov’3 I; oeklebervv err for dial the GREAT SOUTiOcV: >f miriY • tfui* V • .-esroreq tho little* on« teetbi fi.'U cures Diarriima Dv.Kfnitei y and Cramp Coli<*. •WJton It is consitie»’f»-.l that fit this season of ll\a year : iddoi Zl Cav.fcerufcB atUicl V.» of the bowels ire so jUoiit, end hear of no mu z »«SXf in fm t before u physician con L:oldl should piovulo iporumt tnflt every house of tht*iTiselves with some H>oedy pain and reiirl a dose much whioh will Dr. relieve the HucUkdicrry save Cordial !fi anxiety. simple remedy svliich a any child Is pleased to take. Frice, 50 cents ft bottle. Manufactured by, WALTER A. TAYLOR, Atlanta, Ga. 'i'av’ior^s CberoWe Me»netl|r Coughs, of Sweet <>utn dud Mullein will cur© and Croup bottle. and Con tymption- Prkxt 2 5 cts. a listtnfH’Msfi BtisinsssEducatm ^ kllmm '• .i s: u IGidftruiMd Honor at the .. ' ff •] Wt ii'J -j pspi’kithwi for gys. '. . r , J 4**5' of Ut'-U kc-j ii‘g aud C{.f • -s-’v' Z *' ‘tmf.G F location. - V' v # *. }iv «•:;!*. v -r-r I-. r.ywt g:radu • ' 4 tv • * in be.riidc.s L’on -, t ; -■', ^ Ksrffigii? S® .Sg. A » *• rti-#^t- r-s? tvhlch appiPJsra in .* uothop e©l c i#.i: iwl lift Vi*Hr J 600 students from fn ih'ft' Bhnr^jmrhU. T- r*-)Vrit • >\q. Ttder>-<V'/iO hold R'r'(u ttnni/-. pws riu-cr t« r*'Hi a Irvitur, tn bh b ftnrl V'»h nriihl'* i>OsivuYrv- -i t world. F"" cirovIarJ* ■vf ihi* ad:i*e^ *> '* * « ii.tiailtis.Lea lngtoa Kr f JF HOG USE CHOLERA Dr. SALMON’S SPECIFIC! 1 CHICKEN POWDER.—SHEEP POWDER. W ^-CATTLE POWDER.—CONDITION POWDER. - 86 I PREVENT DESTROY & & PREVENT CURE HOG HOG L1CE&WORMS. CHOLERA. fi | ‘ WEOAN < CURE CURE CATTLE CHICKEN MURRAIN,TEXAS CHOLERA & FEVER, CAPES. &c. ■£ M l CURE SHEEP ROT, TAPE WORM, &c. Jf jte. MANUFACTURED BY THE VETERINARY MEDICINE CO.. NASHVILLE, TENN. e> For Sale By ANDERSON k COFFEY, Spring’Plaee Ga , Central Agents. A. S.Visiso, Woodlawn Ga. Haems & Morton, Longhridge G». Payne & Sfruill, Somadt „ E. C. Earnest, Hawsler Mills Johnson L’ennis Ga. K.;Ra»sey, t| L. F. Clare, Ft. Mountain Ga. Patterson & A. Rt.i eey Ga . Manufacturing Company. We begin the new year by thanking our friends for the liberal patronage bestowal cm us. FURNITURE! Of the thousand new resolutions you are lot mingi let'the’first be, “I will buy my FURMTURE dunng“tbe , *year 1889 ot the CHEROKEE M’FG CO. This done and we won\insist on the recital ol the other 999, but promise to merit your con¬ fidence by giving jnu the best goods for the least UNDERTAKING. Our Undertaking Department, in charge of Mr. T M Kirby, is kept complete, and his services are at the disposal of the public at any hour, LUMBER. We carry an immense.stock of all manner of BUILDING MATERIAL, such ns ro ugh and dressed Lumbe*, Flooring, Ceiling, Railing, Ballusteis, Scroll Work, Shittghs, Laths, <fcc. We make h specialty of furnishing estimates. Contractors aod builders aie solicited to < xamine cur w«>rk*awl get our prices. I^Furniture -Sales Room next dbor to De Journette & Co. Dalton Ga, j Cherokee M’fg. Coinp’y. New Hardware Store! .....Ol! : OO . . . . We.ljthe ,! ’ s r cthoij iuf ruing the no q»L of N rdf Georgia, geabify tbal we are r.ow o;.>f: mg one <1 U;e Mi ft 'JompJetQ and Best Selcc cG M«*k -of IIARD W tRK ever bnuight to fhis maiket. w e havi|BcUkllt CUT t- ntit\ Su-i k for SPOT CASH! T\vc-|hirds of same ii.iv ng been bo tig lit ii\,in tfio nunufaLturcte, ami iu car load lots. WE WILL EOT BE TIMBER SOLD! Oar stock will be keii.t|r<jplfitfl at all !imeB. and if we do not happen to Have -what, you want, ,ie. will gel ,t for you. 411 «e ask is a trial. We propose giving Dalton wlmt she has never bad— SHARP COMPETITION IN THE HARD WARE LINE! You st uly, JOHN BLACKS CO. Sl.UObyrunU.; 3ti60 Fulruiount Ave,/^ hUadelpbla, Fi. ^ew Drug Store. Dr. Wilson Brown, a regular graduate of the Missouri Med¬ ical College at St, Louis Mo., who ranks high in the piofess iou of Medicine aud Pharmacy, is located in the New Fnnn building at -Dalton (> .. with a huge Stock ot Drugsjjuul every thing in the line of-a FIRST CLASS DRUG-STORE. Dr, Brow n has been for many years engaged in the practice of Medicim. ami Phainiacy in Southern Illinois, and now ten¬ ders his services as Physician and D,uggiat, to the people ol Daltc 11 mid 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 from Union Passenger Depot. Cornor of Alabama & Pryor Streets. Mates Reasonable. R- P- KEITH, - * Proprietor, [Late of Cannon House.] HURD & DELANY, PI l GTOGPi AITIE i' S. Fine work in all branches of PHOTOGRA¬ PHY. Gallery two .doors north of Dr. Main's diug stove. Remember we do not work in a teur. Bring this advertisement to oar gallery and gt t four Gun pictures for 85 cents Be sure to b-ing this raid. Hunt) & Dklamy. Dalton (in. Dr. J. p. Fann, Resident Dtrtist DALTON GEORGIA. ’.tiw 7 Celluloid Platopt* ■ reasonable rats*. Teeth ex tr a o t e • without pain by the use ot Squibb’, pnreSud phuric Ether The patronage of the oitiien of Murray county is respectfully with a guarantee that I will do them as goo aork as they can get in North Georgia, an wt cheap as they oan get it done by * aDy first lass doDtistin North Georgia.
