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About North Georgia times. (Spring Place, Ga.) 1879-1891 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 10, 1889)
C. N, KINO. 8. B CABTKB. North Georgia Times ■ " ■" ."* , ! . ..... .... . Kinn * c*Hve < • PubimtcrB* tmukjuiw ou roHKK lO. HOLLY CREEK RIPPLES. This article wan crowded <>Qt of last To the Times: —Holly Creek G«, Sept. 28. ’89. Some Frost during the week down here; no damage done, however. May Hill Alliance met to day, though not a full turnout and made arrangements to have Bio. J. H. Phillipps l«t< corn cut and shocked Monday and pay tor same out of the treasure, Bro Philhpps is con valescing, slowly and thinks that he wifi he able to attend the Coosawattee Association, which meets at Blackwood Springs, Go - don county, next Thursday. Five demits received at our Alliance to day. Three appli¬ cations also for next meeting. Delegates were appointed to County Alliance. Arrange¬ ments are Vicing made to pay tor our cotton bagging, C. O. D. We are expecting to meet our obligations with the State Exchange, the fifteenth of Oct. The health ot this communi¬ ty is generally good, though Henry, son of your scribe, is quite sick. Dr. Craven, who has been for several months located at J. H. Phillipp’s. of this place, is now located at T Iton. Fodder pulling is about over down here. J. C. Young and Malissa Dotson were married at J. M. Young’s by Rev. W. R' Lack¬ ey lust Sunday. We wish them much joy. Rev. W. A. Ellis is home a gain, from Mineral Bind. Ga., and will attend the Coosawat— tee Association next week. Rev. T. 0. Boykin, State Sunday School Evangelist, visited New Prospect and Mt. Hermon, ot Murray, Coiinth and Pleasant Hill, of Gordon, last week. His preaching and lectures were quite a treat. It was our pleasure to ride with him, in company with Mr. Frank Noland, Wednesday eve¬ ning. to the home of Col. bam Carter, where he went to recall many scenes of Ins boyhood days; prominent among which was the “ old oak tree” near the Col's gate, also the, “ rock spriDg” with its hundred or more - little “fishes” playing therein. Mr. Boykin said it had been 43 y ars since he bad seen the place, lie was much disapointed, in that he did not get to see the Col., as he was away, on some other portion of the large plantation, at the time of the short visit—for we had to return to 351. Hermon church at night. But Mr. No¬ land took a great oeal of pains to inform Mr Boykin on all questions pertaining to tvery thing ot; interest. meeting has been Protracted going on at Tilton this week. No conversions reported. P>. Floyd. WE W A N T Cotton Seed, Seed Cotton Gieen and Diied Apples, Rye Chestnuts. DeJournette <fe Co., Dalton* An i.ntn mao stock of silver war just received at R- E- Browne Gallon Ga. The inrgeat line of shoes in Dalton, :tt Herrons lower than tjvei. SB . J. M. Berry’s goods talk for themselves. CHI -ml s^e them. ■ wi iiiwnm«jjnrr“‘~*~ * Look at those 60c all wool men’s under shirt at Her ron’s _ Henry Weatherly’s Shoes are bought DIRECT FROM FAC TORY—see his prices when you go to DaltoD. exNt door to Dr. McKnight’s. Large white Double Blan¬ kets, SI.35 per pair at love man’s. Florida’s Sub-Tropical expo¬ sition, will open January the 9th. The premium list of this exposition aggregate six thou¬ sand dollars, $1,000 being for the best county exhibit. .... ■ ■ »-■ ♦ —* Buy a 25c corset at Herron* s. A ‘‘Woman’s Sufferage” conven¬ tion was held in Saratoga N Y. ou last Thurfiday, Dont fail to examine J. M. Berry’s fall stock of Boots, Shoes, Hats, CaPs. Dry goods &c &c. Resolution. Murray county Alliance a dopted the following resolution as introduced by Hon. C. C, Howell, Oct. 1, 1889:--Where as the provisions of the con¬ stitution of Ga., which secures competition for the people is a dead letter without appropri ate legislation, with such pen¬ alties f r its enforcement as will restrain rail roads and oth or corporations from violating the same. And whereas the Olive Bill or the Burner substitute are as wise and conservative as any measures that could be devised lor the enforcement of the con¬ stitution. Thereto’e be it resolved, That the Hon. Paul B. Tram¬ mell mt raber ol the 43 Sennto. rial District, and the lion. M. M. Bates our immediate mem¬ ber from Murray county to the Generali Assembly now in ses¬ sion. be respectfully and earn¬ estly requested to vote tor, and use all theii inGiiencc msupport of the Olive Bill or the Burner substitute. Resolve further I hat, we d •> oppose the appro¬ priation of any partot the mon¬ ey arrising Worn the rental ot the State road to the higher education of the few at the ex¬ pense of the many, We op¬ pose any donation that is not equally beneficial to the whole people, anu would recommend that every dollar of the rental ot the State road be appropri¬ ated to the common schools. Ladies and Gents best hand made with a large assortment of the best shoes on tho market are kept on hand at T J Ovbey‘a. We only ask you to price them, and we know yon will buy them. Wo can show our Murray County friends the largest and best stock of docks silverware e ver brought to Nor.ii Georgia, E. E. Brown. See those boys suils for $’ 50, at Loveman’s. Loveman solicits, a share of Murray county trade, and thinks he will please them. 'film Piedmont exposition opened in Atlanta on laut Monday and promises to bo onetf the grandest ever held in the sontU. Best, Dress Ginghams 5c per yard, for a few days, at Love man -. We want Cotton Seed, Seed Cotton, ; Green and Dried Apples—Rye, Chestnuts. DeJournettk & Co., Dalton All who have had tiouble in getting Glasses to exactly suit the eye, are invited to call at E E Browns Dalton Qa. and have Mr. Brandon, the Optioian, to teat their free of charge. ’ eyes County Directoi y. Hon. T. W. Milnir, Judge, lion. A. W. Fitr, Solicitor General. C. N. Kmo, Clerk Superior Court. Court of ordinary meets 1st Monday in each month. W. H. Rahsfy, Ordinsry. J. C. McEktibe, Sheriff. M. H. Bramblkttk, Tax Receiver, M. M. Welch, Tax Collector. S. M. Walls, Treasurer. M. M. Lrohard, Surveyor. W. D. Goble, Corener. Court of Countv Commissioners meets on Wednesday after 1st Tuosday in each month. W. Lcffxak, Chairman—W. E. Coving¬ ton, S. A. Gregory, A. B. Weaver, Jas, W. Mackey, Commissioners. County School Board—S. H. Henry, CSC. C. C. Howell. J, G. Spbcill, W. H. Rav sby, D. E. Humphreys and W. G. Harris. JUSTICES COURT. Town District 2nd Monday. Hall Gronlld^Dist. 3rd Saturiay. Eighth 2nd u Do ilittle it 4th ii Tenth a .3rd a Alaotilsa a 2nd a Shock Pen a 2nd “ Bull Pen a 1st a 1013th it 1st it AP osial Card Gets Six Free! ™ YOUR NAM, AND THE NAME OF 5 Of It Clir b eiarjlbo^s ON A POSTAL CARD AND AD DRESS IT TO THE CONSTITUTION ATLANTA, GA. And all si of you will get a free sample oopy of tho Great Southern Weekly! You thus give your neighbor R WEEK’S ■ READING FREE, of tho best printed paper n Amoriea. “BILL A RI>,” ‘-UNCLE RE¬ MUS,” “BETSY HAMILTON,” write for it. TALMAGE and SAM JONES preach for it. Dr. JONES writes tho “Former’s Pago,” and MRS. KING writes the “Woman’s Kingdom/' “WAR STORIES,” “PICTURES af STRANGE LANDS,” “TRAVEL AND AD¬ VENTURE,” in every issue. A PERFECT MAGAZINE of good things, you g t free for yourself and fiva of your neighbors by writing your name and theirs on a POSTAL CARD and trending it to TIIE CONSTITUTION. D n’t delay. Write quick. Atlanta Ga. F. Is. Keitk, Dealer In y Whiskies, Brandies, f nd WINKfc, tor Sacramental purposes. 103 Kant Eighth Street, Chattanooga i Tenn. When you want pure wliiskiea, call on or send to me, i will guar¬ antee ray goods to be aa represented. My $11,00 corn whiskey is the best ip 1! is market. I invito my old Murray county friends t<y call and see me. Let cash accompany or¬ der. 4 18 Iv RECEftVRR'S SALK. Statk op Georgia, Murray OouuTy. By virtue of a decree front AY bitfield Su e rior Court At October Term 1888 and the last will and Tcbtamen.of Robert Woods, deed. I Will sell o tho highest bidder before tho Court horse door in Spring Place, on tho 1st Tuesday in November next within the legal hours of sale, lot of land No. 191 in tho 9tli district and 3rd section; Also lot of land No. 48, in the 8th district and 3rd poc k n, both in said county of Murray, and better known as the “Glass” and “Gray” farms belonging to the estate of said Robert Woods deceased. Sold as the property of said do eased for tho purpose of distribution among the heirs of said deceased, and paying tho d« bt« or'ar.id estate. Torir.8 e; ,sh. This'Oet. 2* 1&S9. Vv. II. Ramsey, Receiver of the Estate ol R belt WWds, deceased NOVKMRISR SIIEmi-’F'S -(AI.ES. State iif Gkoroia Murray County Will lie sold beforo the court house door in tho town of Spring Place to the highest bid¬ der at public outcry between tho legal hours of sale on the first Tuesday in Nov. next, the following described property to wit: Lots of land Nos. 05 and 1?2 in tho I3th Dist. and 3rd Sect, otsnid county. Levied on as the property of Jeffrey Beck by virtue cfa tax fi fa in favor of the State and CouLty against said Beck for tho year 1S88. Levy made and roturued to mo by J II Bidley l c. J. C. MoENTIRK; Sheriff. ADMIN1STKATOM’S NOTICE. Statr of Grorqia, Mnrray County J A McKamy Ad , inistrator of J K Miller deceased has in due form applied to tho Uu aeraignel for leave to soil tho lands belong¬ ing to the cstato of said deceased and said application will be Beard on the first Monday in November next. This Oct. 3rd 1889. W, U. Ram3ey, Ordinary. F. B. OI.-s, yK> Chemist and Min eralogist Loughridge Ga. Mr. Oies is a gradnata of Michigan Uni¬ versity, and was tho first Chemist to idooiify t e Tin-bearing oree of North Ge-rgia, a dis¬ covery now acknowledged by the best of Chem¬ ists, iu both America and Europe. Charges reasonable. Austin & Longest, LIVERY FEED and SALE STABLE. Dalton Ca. Wo ileeim to^call Ihs attention of the pub» lie, aifd the people "of Mur ay, especially, that we are now wide awake in the LIVERY BXJ INESS; having purchased the entire bus¬ iness of Mr. S. P. Poarch. Wagon yard in connection with Stable. ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE. Statr of Georgia hurray couniY. Whereas Jas. A McKamy Administrator of Jinuoy S t-tanf rd represents to tho Court in his petition duly filed and entered • n record, that ho has fully administered Nsiioy S Stan¬ ford’s estate. This is therefore to oito all persous cor corned, kindred and creditors, to show cause, if any they can, why said Admin¬ istrator should r.otbe dischatged from bis ad¬ ministration nr.d receive letters of dismission on the first Monday in January I89C. Thi 8 Oct. 3, 1889. W H Ramsey, Ordinary. , TRADE MARK y REGISTERED. \ Km'* i r* ; 1629 ArchV-cet. puiiad'a. 5fo,«nd5oMdres t sto U S anfl"/win containing Oio presentvo full hh 1 >tb a brochure of l »0 pages, ” x. starkey a palen, E '' drs. 1529 Arch Street, Phil*. Pi Professional Cards. M. H. Anderson, Attorney at Law Spring Place, Georgia. Prompt attention given to ail le¬ gal bv.sir.ess and the collection of claims. o. N. STARR, TRAM UF,LI. 8T AUR Calhoun, Ga. Spring Place,Ga STAR 11 At s r A R R Attorneys at Law, Prompt attontion given to alllegr.lbu8ino 8 M. M. Leonard, COUNTV SUHVEYOh. Ft. Mountain, Gl'.OliOIA. All work promptly done oil short notice Kew Dnig* Store. Dr. Wil-oti Brown, ft regular graduate of the Missouri Mod itml’ColIfgc :ir. bt, Louis Mo., who rank- high in tho profess¬ ion- of Modi cine mid Plnuinucy, is located iu Dalton (4 . with a huge stock ot Drugs and every thing in the line of a FIRST CLASS DRUG-STORE. Dr. Brown has been for many yeass engag'd in the practice of Medicine and Pharmacy in Souiiu rn Illinois, and now ten¬ ders his services as Physician and D uggiat, to the people ot Dalton «ud surrounding c<»untry Dont forget to call at Dr. Brown's Pharmacy lirsYdr-br-north of 3.’cC«r y's, Dal toIlKU;. HURD & BICLANY PHOTOGRAPHERS Fine ‘work in all branches of PHOTOGRA¬ PHY. Gallery two doors north < i Dr. Main’s drug store. Remember we do not w ork in a tent. Bring this advertisement to our gallery and get four Gem pieGties for 35 cents. Be sure to bring this card. Hurd & Delany, Dalton (ia Boyd & Da (SUCCESSORS TO LEWIS WIL —Proprietors of—ji I Cleveland Marble :ft| MANUFAi American t;nd IU Tombs I Foreign and Domcsti CLEVELAND, Cherokel C We begin the nel friends for the liber FURNI j i» • Of the thousaud^new it solutions you are lor ming let the first be, “I will,buy ray FURNITURE during the year 1889 of the'CHEROKEE M’FG COL This done and we won’t.insisfc on,the recital.of the other 999, but promise to merit your, con¬ fidence by giving vju the best goods for the’least money. 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 V\ e make a specialty of furnishing esliiuates. Contractors and lui!,, " rS . . , . <* UI WO, k , ai “ ] , W P r,C «* jfSgT Fu r n i t u r e Sa 1 es Room next door to De Journette & Co. . J Dalton Ga. Cherokee M ’fg. Corap’y. Mew Hardware Store! . . . . no : ()<>. , . . Weinke ti.is i> cfliod «-l inf ruling tb> people of North Georgia, goner !y. I Inn we are now opening one ot the i\l ft Ccrap'etfi and Best Selected stock of HARD¬ WARE ever brought to this market. We have Bcu htonr Kntir Stock for SLOT CASH! Twi-thirds of e>uiie having been bought from the mannfactnrers, and’ in car loud lots. WE WILL EOT BE UNDERSOLD! Oar stock will be kept replete at all times, and if we do not happen * to have what you want, .ve will get it for you. All we ask is a triaf. We. propose giving Dalton wlrat she has never had— SHARP COMPETITION IN TIIE HARDWARE LINE! Youra t uly, JOHN BLACKS CO. TO BUILD THEM." ^Nowready. Thla conUios plana, illuatrattonR, ond oomplete descriptions or 5ft ™ij .handsome, and cheaply conveniene, heated healthy* In li«hr. cool* ond airy • fed? warm winter. Tells intending build W«®0 hr m a lt s j 3860 Fair mount A ve>. iphlla^ * 1889 188t> J. L ROBINSON, SPRXKG^PLACB, GEORGIA .... Dealer In. ... Groceries, Prov : sions, Cor foctioxerics, Cigars, Toliacor, Flo* Syrup and in fact everything in the grocery line; |ftfl QuMa Stock of NOT IONS. TIIE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN TOWN TO 1HUM ....Will buy all kinds of produce, peas and ni’yl.'iiug in 111 A ft highest m ^s-Call snd see my poods and, or buy your groceries &c. Metropolitan Atlanta 5 Fifty yards from Union P Depot. ( . Coruor of Alabama APryorSti Bates Reasonable. b R. P- KEITH, - - Proprietor. f Late of Cannon House.] ph Of* will, a guidH thoj*| aork as via cheap as * Olass ontist io
