North Georgia times. (Spring Place, Ga.) 1879-1891, September 12, 1889, Image 2
— a *.«*«. s. a. carter. Norik Georgia Times KINO A CAlfBR Petal-aero. tmvudav D. MT-~Z- sst HOLLY CREEK RIPPLES. Sept. 9th, *89.—'The p otrac ted meeting Closed at New Hope yesterday, with good re¬ sults. Nine additions to the church by baptism, three by enrollment and one restored— 14 in all The church greatly revived, mid they have agreed to go to Work in earnest to¬ wards bonding a new church house, which is greatly needed; for the congregation was had so large yesterday that wc to hold, serv i c e s in -the grove. Also at several night services duriog the week, the people could not aril get in the house. Kev W. R. Lackey assisted the writer during the week, except one service, at which time he was called away, on account of the death of Jakey Brown, oi Tilion. Rev B. R Foster also assisted part of the time. The bretherea both have our thanks for valuable services rendered. The protracted meeting at Ballground is postponed until next w*ek; but services will begin there Sunday night, Sept 15th. The North Georgia Associa¬ tion will meet with the church at Tilton, next Thursday. Work on the new house at New Prospect is progressing finely, as is the case also at Casey Springs. We are glad to s%v that Henry is up again. Being confined so closely in protracted meetings for the last /bur, weeks, I have not able gather . ■been to much gen¬ eral news. That lit tle girl of Mr Hall's refered to lost week, was not so badly hurt as was teared; but is up and going to school, so we have heard. The bretberen at New Pros pect have organized a weekly prayer meeting which they hold every Wednesday night. Peaches and chickens «re getting scarcejust A now. It being fodder time, the re¬ cent raiot have been u on the unjust,” B F. Bright. All who have bad trouble in getting Glasses to exactly suit the eye, are invited to call at £ E Browns Dalton (jja. and have Mr. Brandon, the Optician, to tebt their eyes free of charge. From An Old Vet. Editor. Times:- -I see in your valuable columns an ac¬ count of reunion of several North Ga. Regt&, but -newer 4wrv« beeu able to hear of a survivor of nay old Regt.; al¬ though I hrit several in .Murray when I left there in 1*70. When I retrospect the past, I often think of old Tig, Toombs and Penning, my Brigadiers. Then ! can recall the scenes of Bull Run, Malvin Hill, Bottoms Bridge, GuinuieSt&tioo, Cbick ahomna, Appomattox, Culpep¬ per and the moat memorial Sunday, the 80th of July *63, at Manassas where tbe ranks oi the old 1st Ga. Regulars were Utterly exhausted, 1 receiving a ruinnie ball wound of which I have suffered from until this day. The few survivors of that battle were sent back to Ga to recruit their exhausted ranks. The scribe then attach* ed himself to the Bid Confeder¬ ate I’av., at Atlanta Ga., and served the remainder of the wai. By reading the Times, occasionally I can see the name of some of the boys who are yet tramping around my old birthplace io Murray, to* wit, old Pleasant Valley. I here say to the boys of Co. C. I have ever preserved the roll and often in my trunk I unfold it and call it over, but no re¬ sponse over here in Texas. J. M. Bates. Comanche Te.t, Dont Sell Your Cotton The nat’onal viotton commit tee of the Alliance held an im¬ portant meeting in Atlanta on the 28th of Aug. and addopted the following reaolutios: "Resolved, That the national cotton committee recommend that the farmers of the south shall sell no cotton during the month of September except wbat may be absolutely necea saiy to meet the obligations which are past due. Besolvcd, That the national cotton oommittee instruct the president oi each primary alli¬ ance, wheel or union, or some person appointed by him <0 meet the president and secreta¬ ry of faia county alliance, wheel or union, on Saturday the 2Sth oi September, at the couu y site, for the purpose of receiv¬ ing further instructions from the national cotton committee. Resolved, That every news¬ paper in the south in sympa¬ thy with the Intel est of the far¬ mers, is requested to publish these resolutions. R J Sledge, chairman, Kyle Texas; A T Hatcher, Grand Cane, La., W R Lacy, Winona Miss., S B Alexander, Charlotte N (L l B Featberson, Forest City.. Ark., M L Dohafecn. Greenville, S C., W J Northern Sparta, Ga., R F Kolb, Mont gomerv, Ala., B M Hord, Nash ville Tenn. The first copy of the Nation¬ al Democrat published in Washington City reached our office this week. It is one of the cleanest and neatest 5 our nals that we have had the pleas ute of reading and is founded on true principals which will win in the bands of impartial readers. We weioome the Democrat on our list of exchan go* A convention of tlie Royal Arch Masons of America, which meets only once in three years, will be held in Atlanta Beginning Nov. 20th. About 800 delegates are expected in attendance, coming horn every state and territoiy and Horn Canid a Great preparations are being made in Atlanta for the occasion. It : 8 thought that tho corn crop in Illinoise will not bold out by a good deul Jcisnow estimated that the crop of the ataie will be 73,000, (KG t >; L els Jess than that of iim- •yeu:, Representati iroi^BBib ves^ PuUcrsou and Huff ecu of y have 1 for been tr ryMHpghf. alWmyFbut a da l sever so (ai no fight. \ Texas is the banner alliance state, Tennessee ranks next and Georgia third. Fannie Bryan hiser woman who was conntctea with tbe Hawes tragedy has been sen tensed has to made life imprisonment concession and a which made pip Hawa’s loul deed. We eell the Spencer Optical Company'* Spectacles and eye glasses. They axe very fine glasses and you should try them iiefore purchasing else¬ where 8. J. McKmghts New' Drug Snore, Dalton Ga. County Dlr ctoiy T . SvptrioT Ocatt moat* 3td Monday in ?»by. and AngtuU Hob. T. f. Miurtta, Jadge. Hob. A. W. Fits, Solicitor Qoarral. C. H. Kno, Okik Superior Ooort. Coart of meet* 1st Monday in each month. W. H. Ravaar, Ordinary. J. C. McB.hib*, Sheriff. M. H. Brambutw, Yu Receiver, M. M. Wj:lck, Tax Collector. ' 6. M. Walui, Trroaercr. M. M. Lana asp, Surveyor. W. D. GobL*, Coroner. Court of County Comminlnert meet* on Wedneaday after let Taeeday in each month, W. Lvrrxix, Chairman—W. X. Covina ton, 8. A. Qmwobt, A. B. Weave*, Iw W. Mick nr, Commiuioners. County School Board—8. H. Hurt, CSC C. C. Howp.lt.. J, Q. Spruill, W. H. Bam s*v, D. E. Hvhphbbvs and W. <1. Hirt.il. JUSTICBS COURT. Town Diatiiet 2nd Monday. Ball Crouiid;Diit. Ird Bator 'ay. Eighth it 2nd ,l Doolittle 4th “ Tooth 3rd Alaculia 2nd “ Bb'ieh Pen “ 2nd *» Bull Pen nt a 1013th lit Murray County Alliance. f. w. i*f v CiviNgto*. v-r. W li r. ui ty,n M UC i p b, UMaprnr, J R Piil’O. , b. .)*.•• •• j ■: & .. ok, iMtanti CnCiloMi, e ■'. Itp.i- ; J S Adlngion, tied -'..co ... t C X V «’*, . M’t docr-k.ojtetj fij.i’i r . 11 . , TfBde Committeo—A K Hum.;, W T Moore, John Borry, W H SUploi, A T Woo vor, btulnou Agent—A K Heaney. Legal Advertisements. Notice—N otice is hereby given that a bill will be introduced at the present session oI the Gen¬ eral Assembly ofGa. to prevent the making or selling of interior ting liquors of any character, with¬ in three miles of Pleasant Valley, Baptist choroh. in Murray conuly Ga. This Aog. 14th 1889. Take No- ie. . Georgia, Murray mwf ’ Bids a e invited for the coikBtruo tion of a bridge over the Con ip ga River at a point on sridl river known aa Zanl's Ford, tbe\same being on the line of Murray and Whitfield conoties. The contract will be let at tfublic Ontciy on the l(5lh day of bidder SupMjm ber 1SS9 to Lbe lowest at the site of (he proposed bridge. Alro on the seventeenth ot SuptefH ber 1889, at a point on said tfVi and on the line of said oonniei ki rs Upper King's Brioj wil l*t to the lowest bidder Public Outcry, the contract fort construction ot abridge over sa river at that At Znnt'i rd. bids will be for a wrongbt iron highway and for a woodeo lattice high bridge ’.veathei boarded and cov ered, seperately; each to be of out single span, one hundred and five feet between centres of bearing points. Height of wooden bridge twelve feat between centres chord , width, twelve feet between posts. Haighi of iron bridge seven teen teen feet reel betweeu Between centres, centres, width width fourteen feel clear headroom. Sub etraeture for iion bridge to be bol low qrliuders erf bea* borer iron or stsel piste, tbbee feet in dismet sad one inch tbiek, fifi with h ssss y draQ,ic zars* concrete. rfver. Si'betrPcrnre for woode:» j < tJl (Lat r j,,„ . 0 piers ^ *, 8aB , e) be excepting tho i r; t*i r. to fonr tedt in d;«‘is«i' j r. Fv. I lie b idge at Up j ei King's p. v* are eubstanli a'ly ire fcn.iie «vvepting that the spsn is ere hundred feet Iona and the top of the piers wifi be about sixteen leefc above low watei. Kids wanted for both iron and wooden bridge as at Ziut's Ford. Bridces to be completed by tbe 20th of December 18S9 and payment for iho same to be made, cash, Janus ry 1st 1890. The right to reject any and »)1 bids reserved. Plans and specifications on Me in the Qt dicary‘8 otflee oi each county. M By tbe Commissioners of IS: said ooaativs July 9th 1889. i 0 Nortok. Ordinary and ' China . Go. Board Whitfield Oe.G< 1 W. 1 citha*, Chrm. Oo. R MX | Fee 11088, ’y 4 • «. F. B. Olw, ■sv, w. Chemist and Minei’i-io^l^t Loughridge Ga. M. . Ole- I. * gMiUate of Mttos&rt Cl> rerSUy. tod wa* the firm Chehilst to identify t a Tia-bejsHng om of Sort!: Ca?rjl.., a 4lv oonery bow eok lOMhilgri b.f '«• bo t ofCiiem iata, in boA Am' ■■*en and p.i ono. Churls* reasonable. Austin & Longest, LIVERY FEED and SALE STABLE. Dalton Ca. Wa de«!r« to'eal. the attention of Uib pub. He, and »ho oaoptc fof Mat-ay, aapaelally, that ire ttra now wido au..« In the LI VERT BO JNE86: liavl.tg patobiustd theenttre bn#* laeii of Mr. 8. D. Po-.reh. Wagon yard in eoOBocUon wish Stable. SBi y.z-i ® ip i ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTD E. All parsons who hold nofee or aoconnts against the estate oi' Elis¬ abeth Mauldin, deceased, will please file them at once. Also those indebted to the estate will please make settlement by the 15th of Nov. 1880. C. N. King, Admr. o-^rrr. izrr^ ■ votik. 6ton a rUrrtytin >. 1 fv-isJMhp*:,*«i • mof »« ."'xe «. •f & Ti. cpri..«»r w i 1 i>« •< « 3 t„ w . cu. Vneipe.ro. .o U ■> a utoj hit inyacK : • ■ - '•><■ o ,* <»6upc o(i f om (no ♦„(>oi# o o •l. 11 > Nopt, lj ,‘SW. ROwO via- i#f* o : *joo- iity or tlk "s» Foiotmo t :o 1m siren I, £o o/der C«>»si».o Corrd Sopt. 4,1$69. W. LcrPMAN, CU.to.ro: B ADMINISTRATOR'S S* MS It, 0»i»rgin Murray County. By virtue of Ihe luit will end tastimony of John D laenhower, lute of n!d .jounty, dcaJ., I .will veil io the hlgbeit bidder, before the Court Home door in the town of Spring Place On. on the let Tueadey la October, next, witMn the legal bouri of eale; oil of lot of lnt.d k«. *07, except fer'.y acre* in the South Xuatcdyneu Alee iev«niy five aereiaore or leu off the weet side ef lot Mo. to. All la Aba loth district end Ird eoetiec. hold la beraeta, a. ho property of John D laenhower, (wed, for divtribution. Terms, one half cub bwanoe on time of twelve month), wite 8 per «®nt interest par iMtnm from date of «nlt. This Sept, 4, 1889. J W Ma«kkv, Admr. with, will annexed, of J D laenhower, deed" . - t* \ ft ; PMMhAW Avoh SHum. Wtt teftev r- 4 teS te, w» h mm a t trustworthy tastusonUls bealde. Aaareaa, * ORB. STARKEY 4 RAl.CN, <589 AMCH tlMIT, PMIU.*^S« ^ *r -oiWoq 4x1 iBDfniouoaa •eraaa gj -anSr jc» WIM isaq pun ^scta oi»y, u'MO'ja . e ( .uutaSnip .?Ed op ‘omoq jrty. 'cir? -*• I moot rnop « tirq Sitvsra: acuta m mo.romo gjrxrres ob £«N;; uc.< -~ r i Jstrcam noX a\ouj} ij.imp j Aiodcao^ jeqq([ aj(to.c', ■pC off,, 9am oil'WqqiLOiaoii op «SI I enq-. op r ., uimftFX pm mfuqs no! wjpoa jot.', Jjo wwj, noX lAodraoa fii,. STS®' 1 Bo y d & B a v i s, ■7i- (SUCCESSORS TO LEWIS WJJPAMB) —Prosf»r 4 etor 8 ° f■ Cleveland Ibride s GranUe Works, sr.vvr.'AC^crm or American and it Jiaa Marble Mcauments, Tomb* :md Headstones. Foreign and Domestic Granite Monuments and Tablets loiv nisbed to order. CLEVELAND, "“"TENNESSEE. Cherokee Manufacturing V Company. ir •• Wo begin the new year by thanking our friends for the liberal patronage bestowed onus. FURNITURE! Of the thou8and|new resolutions you are foi firing let the first be, “I will buy my FURMTURE during the year 1889 ol tbe’CHEROKEE M’FG C©.’’ This done and we won’t insist on the *ecital k of the other 999, bnt promise to mhnt your con¬ fidence by giving ysu the best geode for the’least money. UNDEBTAMNG. Our Undertaking Department, in charge of Mr, T^M Kirby, is kept complete, and his eervicek are at the disposal of the public at any hour, LUMBEB. We carry an immense stock of all manner of BUILDING MATERIAL, Such as rough and dressed Lumber, Flooring, Ceiling, Railing, Ballustem. Scroll Work, Sbtagles, Laths, &c. We make a specialty of furnishing esiimates. Contractors and bulkier}* are solicited to t xamine t,ui work and get out' prices. I^TFurniture Sales Room next door to De Journette & Co,, Dalton -Ga. Cherokee MTg . Coinp’y. New Hardware Store! .. .00 : 00 .... ■ a- \-a*v ■ ■ ■ . We take this method of inf rmiag the people or Nojrlfi Georgia, ge ieily. that wa erenow opening one of the «"»%••»« ever hroitght B@>t KeleorjBApSfl*. ta» this^atkef,- #t HARD* W*w.sal kScnrXatir: stork torsroT oasw Two-thirds of same hating bee« bBUght from the mannfAttnrera.aad ill Car load lota. i! -■ *4 i ;itt< WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD! Our stock will kept i V . -m’ be replete nt all times, and if we do not happsa to have what yOu want, #• will get it for you. AM we ask is a trial. We propose giving Dalton wHat she has Dover bad-* SUARP COMPETITION IN TIIK HARDWARE LINE! Ybto s t uly, JOHN BLACK 8 * CO. -------- - j____ SENSIBLE LOW-C08T HOUSE: .TO null miii. sutgdsd&eickiw^ AT to Army. f Tsew Drug SLore. D». Wilson Brown, a; eg u la r graduate of the Missouri M*hL icr.l College at St. Louis Mo., who ranks high in the ion ol Medicine and Pharmacv, is located in Dalton Q . with a large stock ot Drugs and every thing in the line of a FIRST CLASS Dr. Brown has been for many vean engaged in the practice of Medicine and Phannacy in Southern Illinois, and now ten ders his services as Physician and D uggisfc, to the people of Dalton and surrounding couiti v Dont forget to call at Dr. Brown’s Pharmacy first door north of McCarty's. DaJ ! od Ga. Metropolitan Hotel. Atlanta, Georgia. Fifty yards trom Union Passenger Depot. Coruor of Alabama % Pryor Streets. ■Rates Reasonable .—— ” p K *™-'' Profr, • ,#, • [Late of Gannon House.] ‘ UXtRD sc DEL ANY. : PHOT©GRA PHAT.S p '• • . k ln ^ WoI> ip. all • ° e S ° * p HG'f©GRA * ^ ^ ^ _ wo < 001 ‘ 8 north ot *1^Main s drug store, * emem ^ er we dp not work . ln • i "ring this advertisement'to Ul JJ*^ er y an*} get four Gear for 36 cents.; .... snre this caid, Hurd & Del amt, Dalton Ga ^ J- P. Faun* Wfc Smibmv Diiriav dalton. ..GEOSeiA, All kiadaof m«* ohaBioaisadOavr- aUTeDaBtietr/;;; •anted la Ant-elan •aablaralM. •Vli.aalil nb*. Cellalold Thm Plate *P «• partial «r fall taiaofteats at reasonable ratal* aork a* they ean gat la Worth Oaorgla, Ac x.f.vs.r,:ttcr 1 "«