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C. V. KING. S. H. CAItTRK.
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North Georgia
KI.HO At CAKTKH pubUMicr*.
THURSDAY SEPi EJlBEK 20, 18*0.
It is now it pvtisl offense to
sell a minor tobacco in any
form so says the (Georgia Leg¬
islature.
Look at those 50 c all
wool men’s under shut
at Herroha____
Henry Weatherly’s Shoes are
bought DIRECT FROM FAC
TORY—see his prices when
you go to Dalton. Next door
to Dr. MoKnight’s.
There was a aeluge of ram
and considerable wind through
out the state on last
night.
WE WANT
Cotton Seed,
Seed Cotton
Green and Dried Apples,
Rye Chestnuts.
DeJournette <fe Co., Dalton*
Chattanooga’s street-cars are
run by electricity.
Leg is lat ive.
Senator Rice has introduced
a bill to require a register of
births to be kept by physicians
for statistical purposes and for
the prevention and detection
of crime.
Sanator Shantou introduced
a bill to repeal the law against
carrying concealed weapons.
Senator flfassengale, to ex¬
empt tin* property of the
Young Men’s Christian associa¬
tion o + this state, when used ex¬
clusively for relig’ous and char¬
itable bu poses from taxes.
A resolution was introduced
Monday for adjournment, on
Oct., 18th, and was referred
to the committee ou rules.
New Fills Monday.
Felton of Bartovv-To appro ¬
priate $.‘51 uOO, to the lunatic
asylum.
Arnold of Oglethorp—A
resolution that r.c new matter
be introduced in tha house af¬
ter Sept ‘35th.
Church of Cntoosa—To au¬
thorize the Catoosa Springs
compauny to appoint policemen
to protect its property.
Ladiand Gents best hand made
with a large assortment of' tho best
shoes on tho market, aro kept on
hand at T -I Ovboy'e. We only
ask you to price them, and wo
know you will buy thorn.
Bells Texas, Sept. 19th ’89,
Mess. Editors:—We are having
fine weather f >i gathering crops*
Cotton is badly «lamaged ty
the boll worms. Price cot ¬
ton lOcts Corn is good and
is going at 15 cents per bushel
There is not a great deal of
wheat for snie. When) is
worth 75 cents per dushel.
Mr. B. C. Cain and daughter
of Birmingham, Ala. have been
visiting relatives and friends in
the community.
Mr. Joseph Cam and family
wil’ start for Hardeman Co.,
Tex., ir. a lew days where they
expect to make their future
home, W. G. Bell will go al-
80.
There is a big meeting going
on in Bells
The protracted meeting
went on in Savoy three weeks,
so i ou see we have good mee
ting here a? well as in Gn.
The health of this eouutry is
.good. Funk riocsi?R.
.1. M. Berrv’s goods talk for
themselves. Call and see them.
The largest hue of shoes in
Die ton. at 1 terrors lower than
ever.
AtlantaS, pt 19 ’89, Mr- Ed
itors:- - Hon. JVI. M. Bates, your
Representative makes one of
the most vigilant members ot
either branch of the (General
assembly. He is a member of
several of the most important
committees, and is very popu¬
lar with his coin agues. He is
a friend to the farmer, ami ad¬
vocates all measures that tend
to the benefit of the planter.
Your county could not eend a
better man who would prove
more faithtul to the interest of
all the people in all matters ot
j legislation,
Atlanta.
Dont fail to examine
J. M. Berry’s fall stock
of Boots, Shoes, Hats,
Caps, Dry goods &c &c
A move is now ou hand
which iooks like a substancia 1
improvement to the county.
Col. Luflman, chairman of the
county board, has purchased
the W. H. Staple’s corner, north
ot the court house, tor the pur
pose of locating a jail and jail¬
or’s bouse, provided the other
members of the board will tu
dorse his action. A more
suitable site could not be had
in the incorporate limits. It
is convenient to the court house
arid is located so the jail can
have the proper cleansing fa¬
cilities.
The price of the property is
reasonable, and when a good
brick jail, with the modern
cells placed m it, is completed,
will add greatly to the appear¬
ance of the town and be some¬
thing that the county can be
proud of besides the more im¬
portant thiuo. the viola¬
tors of the law can be
kept , . in . safety and , , be punished -Ll
as the statute provides.
»>? i') C hope , tjat . 11 the , boai W t; 1.
.. •
look well to the importance of
erecting . good , , buiidiugs, foi .. in .
the long run’ it is the cheapest;
All who have hud trouble in
getting Glasses to exactly suit, the
eye, are invited to call i:i K E
Browns Dalton Ga. und have i\lr.
Brandon, t he Optician, to lest their
eyes free of charge.
Y7ith Lhe present appropria¬
tions, tor the public schools and
the appropriations that arc
pec tod in the future there
no reason why education
should not advance, and flour*
ieb throughout our count’y.
It is now thought that
fund will-be sufficiently larcre
next y» m 1 to run a six months
scho 1. Now it t.he people
want to get the. '
this money there is
for them to do before Gmy can
get toe advantage of it. Irt
order to have a six
school, fou.l m aiths should be
taught in the winter, fay No
YUDUUM , December, January! : |
and , eoruaiy: , and , before tms
r
can.be d .tie, suit-aide hofises
will have to be built. It will
cost but little to each one to
do tins. J et the citizen? who
Ice) an interest in their children
think about this, and where
they have not good, comforta¬
ble houses, go to work and
build them, so your ehildrin
will get what is due them oi
the public fund.
Buy a 25c corset at
Herron’s.
....
We sell tb’e Spence? Opt bun-j
C-ompacy’a Spectacle.- attd <
glasses. They are ce»y .
glasses and you should trv
them before pu • chasing else¬
where. S. J. MeK nights New
Drug Snow, Dalton Ga.
County Dire etc\ y .
„ Court _ Mo,day . _ Feby. ,
oapenor -»«!, 3rd .n
aad August.
Hon. T. W. Milkck, Judge.
Hon. A. W. Fms, Solici’or Genera’.
C. N. Kisa, Clerk Superior Coui!..
Court of ordinary meets 1st Monday ;tv
each month.
W. H. Rahs?t, Ordinary.
J. C. McBxTlwt, Sheriff.
M. H. Bramma-.tj-p, Tax Receiver,
M". M. Welch, Tax Collector.
S. M. WiLLa, Treasurer.
M. M. Lkonaho, Surveyor.
W, D. Goblr, Coroner.
Court of County Commissioners moot on
Wednesday after 1st Tuesday io each ttxco'.h,
W. nvesMAS, Chairman—W. E, Covrsa
ton, S. A. Crxoobv, A. B. Weavkr, -Jab,
W. Mackey, Commiasiohers.
County School Hoard—3. U. Henry, CSC.
C. C. Howell. J, 9. Srsmt, W. If. Sa.k
krv, i>. E. HvjjpWKsts and W. <1, Harris.
JUSTICES COURT.
Town District 2nd Monday.
Ball Qrouad’DIst. 3rd Saturday.
Eighth 2nd
Doolittle 4th 2
Tenrli 3rd r.
Waco].-,a, 2nd
Shock Pen ?n-i
Bali Feu 1st
1013th let
Murray Con n t y A11 i a nee.
„*• ’ ‘ KemW s V, w e 1 <toinr,.a, 1 v " r
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J H Pbmips, co iirt J R c.k, lecturer;
C V Gilbert, ieeiurar: -J H }
door-keeper; C N Vaoce, p ' ^ ' j
Dfln*l Wiltif, serg’t ot arms. |
Trade Committee—A K 4am*cy, >V T t
*?oore, J * -i Lot- y ' Iti'n.-le. ,A X W
vi; i. bi’fGne'i -A K K.‘: .n.3«y.
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$15 £3 )
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WRITE YOUR NAME
ANT) THE NAME OF j
‘
5 Of Your 1 eigiibo s
ON A POST AY. CARD A \IJ ID
UVH IT TO
THE CONSTITUTION
ATLANTA,
And all &i of you will got a iro.n t ■ - - copy,
of tho
Great Houthekm Wrlkt.y!
You thus give yovt neighbor ® WKKK'8
READING FRBE, of the host • t t r
America. ^BFLL ARIV' “UNDUE R !>
MUS,” TSY HAMILTON/' write for it.
TALMAGK and SAM JONES preauh ; *r it.
I>r* J ONES writes i-ie “Faruter’s Fu^tand
MRS* KING write® the “WomanV K ?vm ”
“WAR STORIES,” v PIOTUll' s u;
STRANGE LANDS," “TRAVEL AND . . .
j venture,- ia e - nry uw.
j ,f a cerfect jsauazixk fer
i j & no ' ' ' r*E- : » yon j?'S fr*<> yauro-if
n ve or _vi-.ur no: I.! .r l>y writing ; .j!' ■ . :
" ,od UlBi:i! < !| 8 °- v k r> ard san,1Ie e
into .‘ME cons. ! tx tv tion ,
D n’t delay. Write quick* Atlanta Ga.
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Dealer In
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WIN H Lb tor E ■
purpose?!.
Ynat t anooga
When yon
ctll on or seed to »
My $ . Jt00 CWH wh;a ov it . thobest
j P Hmmn, «i, : . V rji,. m
Murray county ir-rwr ■ a;,
cash aecoeq.vmy
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jrk $ RCHITSCT8 EdKios of Scientific & BUILDERQ s3
American.
A ffrect (OCMM. K!mh !fs:.r erntf ins Cfilor.al
miJt«raphtc ?;«hac plat bi ,s of country in,.i city resliSeu
r - 1-‘ of i iir.K. Nnmarotis cnRraviDKs
»ct*. aco; .. MUSN u OO.. VenugHEL, ;
UfA A fidSi 1 |
^B** POO r I’ppUc^tbma *' uxporienco and nn , r..ndo over IOC -
fciirtfuyc™ad for American and Foreign
mM.“ dbwit - Correwn,s - 1
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TRADE MARKS.
t? cmo yortr mark io not rcgtstenvl In t.ho Put
COPY 111 (HITS for booVB, charts, laiitu,
tax;, guichly procured. AdflresS i
BST’NN JL- CO.. Patent 8< llcitorn, i
UmvtUAL Oifics: 351 BlWADWAr, N. Y. :
ewvrwz,
a can be mt.de
in r.is month*
Vi saQlog
TUillSOII’SKAPSa.M
For 36 page oatolopte, froo,
mldrcv, 17.. C. TBJKSOar.
Ciaoiunatl, O., N. Y. Ciiy,
JfcoeoouvlUo. XU., Ousoit, Hob.
?flfiifiéfi
F. I?, dies,
and Mineralogist
Loughridge Ga.
Mr- Ol-Mifi & graduate of Michigan Uni¬
versity. aad the first. Chemist to identify
t e Tib-bearing ores of North Ge rgi i, a (H*
^ ... Mw ^ 0 ^ Agti by the be u o;Ch«.»
ia both America and Xnrojte. Chargaa
. x ,
lisatin fiv Longest,
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LIVER FEED and SALE
STABLE.
Dalton Oa.
Wo desire to*caJi tho attention of the pub#
He. and tho people >f Mur.’ey, especially,
that We are now wide o wahe io tbe LIVERY
BU ’INEBB; having purchased the entire bus¬
iness of Mr. S. D. Poarch# Wagon yard in
conueclion"with Stable.
Lcqal A J.vertmments.
ATI ft INISTS ATOK*S NOTH’ E.
AM iKTBone v.ho hold note 0 or
accooHts tto estate of Elis¬
abeth Mauiiiin, deceased, will
plc-ase file them at once. Also (hose
indebted to (he estate will please
make settlement by (be 15 th of
Nov. 188 : 1 . Cl N King, Adair.
-.r^srir
NOTI ii
Mv»r..vv County.
Th» I’.iapef Fr.rm of .--aid county will he let
tie , htrrnest . . , . I* , tod , ,, the Paupers n to 4 the .
to I a.jpr.
, lowest 4 bidder, .. , . capita, .. , before - lae Court »
per
51 dpor in spring Pioce, on the 1st Tues
| y ir Oc^b-r next, for the year 1890.
h*’ *ytractor will he reqnirod to give
bond and approved security for tho faithful
■ *iformal' i of bis duties auu for the good
and humane treat cent to tho paupers under
his charge. The expenses on the paupers to
be paid In monthly payment®} rents for farm
to be deducted from the expense of paupers
after Sept, 1,1899. Reserving the light .0
1 eject tiny or ell buls. Fogeas.oa to be given
January 1 5 1890. iiy order County Board
Sept. 4, 1889. VV. Lcffma k, Charm. Co. I>.
A DWI’XISTII ATOR’B 8AI.F.R.
Georgia Murray County.
IKy viriacoftho Iasi will and ie®fiaibny of
John Bldenhowor, lai© of ^aid couniy, docj.,
I will .•»«!! M the highest bidder, belore the
Court Ilouna door in the town of Spring Flace
Ga. on ibe 1st Tnerduy in October, next,
within the legiil boars of sale; all of lot of
Ia:.d No. *407, except for y seres in the South
East corno:. Also aevcory fve acres more or
les9 off the iveet eiclti oi lot N'n# 229. Ail in
the l‘>th district and Kyd section. Sold in
irarf.eib, a.- ‘bo property of John 1> Isonijowor,
dci d, for difuribution. Teru.s, ona half cash
l»alr.iK*e on time of twelve inontlU. write H per
cet»t inteibKt. per uiuua fitmi <latc of sale.
Thbt Sep*. 4, J :;89. J VV MaCKEV, Ad cor.
wUh vi ill r.a:te::ud, of J D Isouhowui , deed.
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/TRADE IRARir ^ HKjSTSTn**
I • jEE M.
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j > 562© Arc h, r-.-r.-ot, L-nulod'a, Pal
■ »' Wcltnm In parvo I”—that Ib. we have a great dd
3 esy and a \t <- pine'! space In which to nay i
•p,;ty. genniua then. wo*.you iy,—one Uko some will inillaputable enable proc
a' a ri.-i dlBag;reeablc that you t
ccaeure mo t of the omergeDciee ot dit
-jmc, and carry yon throngh to dciightful recovery
1 «o, send your add-ceo to tut, and -vc will the present yo
ipilh a treatment, brochure of by JOl lodialttti&n. pages, oonUining and goodly full noatlx nil
- ot a
; S . gtworthy testimonials hCL'ide. AuureBS,
DBS. ST A R H.EV & PALEN,
15IV won arsecr.
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All/work }>t<'.’Upt!y done on
St-01 i notice
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i J.i ov;x>vi -vrli.t ,;k« you and ’fraid slubber?” of?
you r:ot- • > tie
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Boyd & Baris
(SUCCESSORS TO LEWIS WILLIAMS)
—Proprietors of—
Cleveland Marble s Granite Works,
MANUFACTURERS OF
American and It lian Marble Monuments,
Tombs and Headstones.
Foreign and Domestic Granite Monuments and Tablets fui
nished’to order.
CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE.
Uherokee Manufacturing
Company.
We begin the new year by thanking ottr
friends for the liberal pat ronage bestowed on oat
■ FURNITURE!
Of theThousandnew resolutions you are to'-miug let the first
be, “I will buy 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 ment your,con¬
fidence by giving y iu the best goods for the’least money.
UNDERTAKING.
OurUndertaking Department, in charge of Mr.
T<M Kirby, is kept complete, and his services
are at the disposal of the publ ic at any hour,
LUMBER
We carry an immense stock of all manner of BUILDING
MATERIAL, such as rough and dressed Lumber, Flooripg,
Ceiling, Railing, Halluste.s Fond! Work, Shingles, Laths, Ac.
We make * specially of furnishing estimates. Contractors and
buil<!cr« aie solicited to * AJindne out work and get ottr prices.
iSWFurniture Sales Room next door to De
Journette & Co. , Dalton Ga.
C’kerokee M ? %. €©ssip’y.
Mew Hardware Store!
. . < o : oo
We take, this r-eUiorS i .ill' nuinff llie people of N -rth Georgia,
geuoHy, ll'i'f wo n '■« now opei.irut one ol tlic
M.i t rompieto v «d Best fcfelec edstock of HARD
VV & RE ever hmuglit to t his market.
w tj iinvf Ecu-.ht our E ntlr Stock tor SPOT CASH!
Two-thirds of having boon bought from lho manufacturers, and
in car load iota.
WE WILL EOT BE UNDERSOLD!
Our stock will bo leapt roploto at all times, and if we do not happM
io navo what you want. *e will yet it for you. Ail we »sk is a trial.
We propose giving Dalton what she has never had—
SHARP COMPETITION IN THE HARDWARE LINE!
Yours t illy, JOHN BLACKNfc CO.
W‘-’, ht Land Horae, convenleat, boalthy^Il^e, cool,’ and '■Jrl?-™***
==f~~” -tta warm and cheaply heated In winter. Telia Intending bolld
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N CIV iirug iU Btcre.
.
Dr. Wilson Brown, a regular
graduate of tlie Missouri Med¬
ical College at 8t, Louis Mo.,
who ranks high in the profess¬
ion ot Medicine and Pharmacy,
is located in Dalton G • with a
huge stock oi Di ugs and every
thing in the line; of a FIRST
CLASS DRUG-STORE.
Dr. Brown has been lor many
yeais engaged in the practice
of Medieine and Phaimacy in
Southern I.iinois. and now ten¬
ders his services as Physician
and D uggist, to the peojde ol
Dalton und surrounding co,.nu y
Dont forget to call at
Dr; Brown's Pharmacy
first tk-or north of McCariy's, Da]
t,cin|Ga. j
Metropolitan Hotel,
AUanta, Georgia
Fifty yards from Union Passenger
Doped.
Coruor of Alabama & Pryor streets,
- Rates Reasonable .——
R. P- KEITH, - - Proprietor.
fLate of Gannon House.]
,
HURD & DYLANV.
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Fine work in all
branches of PHOTOGRA¬
PHY.
Gallery two doors sorfcfc pf
Dr, Main's drug store.
Remember we do not work
in a tent.
Tiling this advertisement to
our gallery and get four Gem
pic' ines for 35 cents.
Be sure to bring this card.
IIurd & Dklany,
Dalton Ga
Dr. J. p. Fann.
Rssicbnt Dkstist
DALTON GEORGIA.
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- :“Sf::S 7 tss:
Teeth ei tract*.
ivithonl pair, by the use of Squibb’* pureSsd
phuriv Ether The petropope of the ottiie*
of Murrey county is respeotfully solicited
with a. franrsntee thst I will do them ■■ goa
aorh as they can get in North Georgia, »>
we cheap ns they nan got it done by any SrM
class entistin North Genrtria.
