North Georgia times. (Spring Place, Ga.) 1879-1891, December 12, 1889, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text' - - North Georgia Ti mos. tw Oflirial Paper of tl.e County, published every ** S "" 5 P '“ Subscription Bates: One year, $1 00 Six months, Miconts months, 25cents. Payable in advance. Address all eommunioations t > Tub T i m j 8, Boring Plies, Ga. HOME NEWS. Get married. Subscribe for the Times. Look out f >rjmad dogs Spring Place needs a school. Send us a turkey for Ghristmrs. Send us a fat’possum for a quar ter. Send us a piece of the wedding cake. Next Wednesday week is Christ mas. Bay your sweet-bear,, something nice for Ohristmrs “Jack Johnson” is dead; also “Mack Robinson.” Guess who subscribed for the Times for his beri girl Mr. Lyle, insurance agent cf Dalton was over lost week. One Car fresh Lime received $1 barrel. 1. Trotter & Sons. The pretty weather la t week was very acceptable to tho farmers. A beautiful and tasty line of la¬ dies hats, just received at T J Ovbey’s Advertise your Christmas goods, if you want to make sale of Shoes and Boots, all sorts and size s at C artwright Bros- , Mr. Elisha Allen, caught, one day last week 26 fine suckers. Dont forget the Old reliable Hardware Store of T A & S E Ber¬ *7 The court house is without insur¬ ance, the policy having expired on last Monday ‘week The teachers of the public schools •were paid off in Spring Place on Wednesday of last week. Get your Huts and Caps at Cart ¬ wright Bros., Dalton, r.nd you wi 1 be pleased in prices. Subscribe for your county paj 1 and commence with the new yem - next year is election \ ear. W J White & Co. confemplato starting a saw mill at the Steed gin, in the near future. Ladies, select vonr drees goods irom the decant stock of Cart¬ wright Bros. Dalton. It we are going to have a Christ¬ mas tree, it is time to begin the preliminary arrangement—Santy Clause, should be invited at once. Fayett McEntire of the W & A R R was over on a bird hunt Mon¬ day and Tuesday. Ho took 53 off the wing while’over. A complete line of ladies’ wraps of the latest patterns at Cartwright Bros.’ Dalton. Dont be surprised if tbe Times is one day early or one day late Christmas week, as we don‘t wish to go to press on Wednesday. Ladies] the finest and latest styles of Hats can be f und at the New York Store, Dalton Ga. ----* Any ono wanting a good top buggy and harness, for cash -or good note—apply to H H Ander son. Saddles. Harness and Bridles can be bought at, T J Ovbey’s cheap¬ er than yon can get them anywhere. Mr. G. W. Cleveland, Mrs. James McGhee and May Johnson have been visiting in Alabama, for the past few days. Mrs. E. H. Dickson mother fo Mrs. James T. Henry, and her daughters of Chattooga county, arrived too late to see Mrs, Henry before she breath¬ ed her last. Mr. Dickson has not jet arrived but, is on the way moving to this county, Mr. C. Mooney ofFairniount was around last week supply j hlg OUT Uiei'ckSilts W'tli furnishes tobftC. eo —certainly a good quality of goods. A fox cease was enjoyed by a bout fitly of tbe neighborhood hoys one night last week. The race last* ed about three hours when the cunning animal was overtaken. -----— —- x* Mrs o S. t> Ij r\ OUTtGT t- ____ nftr i lltLi© i daughter, Minnie, a birthday per and party on last Friday night whi h was a gay and social event for the little folks of tha village. ft/Srs. S E Fields and Miss Nettie Edmondson were over this week. Mrs. Fields has moved from he: home in the country in Whitfield county to Dalton, where she will make her home for a wli le. All persons indebted to the firm of Anderson and Coffey are hereby notified that if their ac¬ counts are not paid in ten days tuey will he placed >n the hands ' ot ,. olhcer ,-r. f,.r , collect,- ,• n. A little son of fv*e, and Mrs, W. j H. Jones, died on last Thursday night after several days illness, j We sympathize wilh the parents and family in their loss and trust that it may be the means of a bless¬ ing to them in the end. The best Shoes on earth are ‘Jam sMeans’ $8 00 and $4.00 Shoe;;. When yon go to Dalton, step in to see hem and try a pair. Sold, only by Henry Weatherly. The town authorities have pass ed an ordinance against dogs inn ni^g loose in the streets. The mar¬ shal) is authorized to lake up all canines that he finds at large and hold thun under a penally of ono dollar, and in default of the pay¬ ment thereof the death penalty will be enf reed. Special Notice. All parties indebted to the un either by note nr ac¬ count, Or otherwise, ere hereby no¬ tified to call and settle at once as the old business must, and will be, closed up This is intended fm every one indebted to us. Yours Truly, T. A. & S- E. Bekiiy. DIED. Old Uncle Johnnie Load ford of Alaeulsa passed from life to eter¬ nity on the 2nd inst. Mr. Leadford had lived to be very old, and was highly respected by all who knew him. Let tho young generation take his life as an example, and train their walk to be like his, and when the sail summons of death, calls them home, tiey will find in store for them a happy waiting on the other shore. ---- Tbe sad summons, death, has called from our midst another one of our g, od ladies. Mis. James r i Henry after a lingering illness for several months passed quietly away on Tuesday morning at about one o'clock. She bad borne her sufferings with a g r eat deal of for ti'ude and when she realized that death was inevitable, and that she must soon pass over the river, she called u number of her relatives and friends to her bedside and entreat¬ ed them, to prepare for the great eternity, which they, as well as she, must soon enter, and render an ac¬ count to the Father above, tor their stewardship, on this temporal abid¬ ing place. She expressed a will¬ ingness to die but, was grieved to give up her family, especially her only daughter, Miss Gracie. We join with the entir. community, in an expression of profound sympa¬ thy, lor the bereaved family anl relatives, and while this is an hour of distress to them, may it be the means of ft brighter future while aW a.ting hsie and may it strengthen their hope for immortal glory. Her rema ns were consigned to their last resting place in too Spring 1'iaee cemetery, on Wednes¬ day morning. Rev. J R Speck con mi . •■! the funeral service, in a very appropriate and impressive man tier. gjgg- FOR THE BLOOD, and Weakness, Malaria, Indigestion Biliousness, take IRON BltTERS. BROWN’S dealers in It cures quickly. For stile by all medicine. Get the genuine. If you want a big bargain ready-made clothing, now is time since T J Ovbi.y has just open ed ont hismegant hue of fail, and winter goods—Try him, he guar¬ antees bargains and wilt save you money by dealing with him. Advice to Mothers. i Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup should always i used when children are cutting teeth. It re- j ! regulates the bowels, and is the beet known remedy ! « for diarrhoea, whether arising from bottle. teething or » other causes. Twenty-five cents a TAiS E Bony I..,™ .... and will keep in stock, a first class lire of stoves. Cal Und see them before purchasing 1 - elsewhere. BRtnvrrS MOM BITTERS Cures Indigestion, Biliousness, Dyspepsia, Mala¬ ria, Nervousness, and General Debility. Physi¬ cians recommend it. All dealers sell it. Genuine has trade mark and crossed red lines on wrapper. For 1SC9 The largest and most complete stock of goods that has beta in *P lin P for J ears ii:kS J ust boon received and elegantly ar „ S! „ re of T j Otbo , We soil the Spencer Optical Company’s Spectacles and eye glasses They are very fine glasses and you should try them oefoie purchasing else¬ where. S. J. McKnights New Drug Snort , Dalton Ga. When you are in Dalton dont forget that : L Bucholz keeps the the 6 land aid confectionaries and is always ready tc wait on the Murray boys. A good square meal wifi be furnished for only 25 cents. Re¬ member Mr Buck, first door below Trevitte & Pryant’s drug store. John Kvans, an okl Murray boy, is located in Dalton, opposite Kel¬ lers, and is keeping a first class restaurant, and asks tho Murray boys to come around and eat with him when in Dalton. W ill also furnish lodging in con nectiou with restaurant. NOTICE. All the citizens of Murray coun¬ ty ,vho are desirous of going, or shipping their freight to Atlanta Ga., or points south, or to Chatta¬ nooga and points in Tennessee, Arkansas, Texas and northwest, will find it to tueir interset to write to or call on Mr. John ? Reynolds, Agent of the Western & Atlantic Railroad at Dalton. Baggage checked through to all points Hack Lino. Simon Daly lias purchased a new covered hack and is prepared to haul passengers between this place and d all on in comfoit m any kind of weather. Tbe hack leaves this place at 7 a. m. and Leaves Dalton at, 1 p. m- daily. Horses and buggys for hire at, all times. M AIT, L I N E S. I am now prepared to haul pas¬ sengers from .Spring place to Dal¬ ton, witii e unfurl,, summer or w,n ter. Hack leaves Spring Place at 7 a in. end leaves Dalton at i n m. Will also carry passensors from Spring Place t •> Flkjay Leave Spring Place, Monday Wednes¬ day and Friday, snaking 3 round trips ec ;h week. L. C. Jo rs. A DM I Si i 'TV A TOR’S NOTICE. Georgia Murray Conn'y. Whereas Dennis Johnson Fx r o ut.cr cf 11.0 estate of Tims Y Mc¬ Cone di ced, represents to the me t in his petition du ! v filed sib en¬ tered on record <hat he has tolly ad¬ ministered said estate Tina is tl.'fjo fore to cite all nersom conce'-i-ed kindred and creditors, to «h'»w c-m-m it any they can, whv said execu'or should not be discharged from his said trust, and receive letters of dismission on the 1st, Mondav in H’ebv.. 1890. W H Kamsey, 0 d’y This Nov 5lh 1 C .S9 A DM! NISTR A TUH’S IS OT 1C I'.. Statu ov Okop.ota, Mmrny County Notice is horeby given to nil jiorsons con cerlieil lh.it Mrs I> !. I’cttit late of Murray County, departed this life, intestate, uni n> person h;i3 applied for ndmir.istra'ion on I ire estate of said Mrs. 1) L l’etiit. in sail state: That administration ’viil bo vested in the Cie k uf tire Superior Court, or some otiie' fit nnd proper pors n after the uublioution Of tilts eiration, nn'ess valid objoolions nro mud.) to M.i appoiritnient. Witnes s my hand a",<1 off: ,i,;l signature, this the 3rd day of Deo. 1S99 W. II. ILmSky, Ordinary. Metropolitan Hotel, Ai lanta, Georgia. Fifty yards from Union Passenger Depot. Cornor of Alabama A; Prj’or Streets. -- Hates Reasonable. - R P- KEITH, Proprietor. fLate of Cannon House.] Dr. j. p. Farm. ll*S!DBNT DrKTUY DAMON.... ..GE0BG1A. All kinds of me chanicalaud f»p or - ZSlSSSSi •tjie.an.i atreaa ' /.XT \?v • • fnil «P xetp in p*rri»* - ' • of teeth at reasona Me raves# Tooth ex trfl do - without t>a;n by the it?o ol £quibl»'r |.tir*.tSud phuiic Kthor The juitror nge i t t?.« ei.iven of Murray county is rospoc‘1 solicited with «t f'} Lvi trr ntoc that 1 wit: r- i ootn as: goo aork as tnsy can gfltin N»rt - Georgia, an w 8 cheap as they can > gat it Genu by any first class pntistin North ■ l*n*rgia. A Postal Card Gets Six Free! WRITE YOUR NAME AND THE NAME OF 5 Of Your T Gigbbo s ON A POSTAl, CARD AND AD¬ DRESS IT TO THE CONSTITUTION ATLANTA, GA. And al) ei of you will get a free sample copy of tbo Great Southern Weekly! You thus give your neighbor a WEEK'S READING FREE, of the l ost printed paper in America. “BILL ARI’,’’ ‘‘UNCLE RE¬ MUS." “BETSY HAMILTON,” write for it TA1.MAGE aud SAM JONES preach for it. Dr. JONES writes tho “Farmer's Page,” and MRS. KING writes tbo “Woman’s Kingdom ’’ “WAR STORIES,” “PICTURES af STRANGE LANDS,” “TRAVEL AND AD¬ VENTURE,” in every issue. A PERFECT MAGAZINE of god things, you get free for Jourcclf and five of your neighbors by writing your it it mo anil tKeirs on a I'OS'i’ACARD and souiHns it to lins CONST! amoN, !>• n’t delay. Write quick. Atlanta Ga. o 1U© Keith 5 5 - Dealer* In J Brandies, t ncS WINTER, tor Sacramental purposes. 103 East Eighth Street, Chat tanooga t lean. When you want pure whiskies, call on or send to me, i will guar¬ antee my goods to be as represented. My Si,00 corn whiskey is trio best in this market. I invite my old Murray county friends to call and see me. Let cash accompany or¬ der. 4 18-1 y A Bought th© Splendid HIGH ARM \l SEWING ftfUkGHINE BECAUSE IT WAS THE BEST: '.A tMm Mb For It does sacli beautiful work. Sample Machine at Factory Pries. EYEEY MACHINE WARRANTED FOR 5 YEARS. Apts Wanted in UMlM Territory, JUNE MMOFACTUMfi COL SEL.V1&SRS, ILL. vToort -> i -r " to IpauJMif'Jjq .•oio^Jii.ucraju.i pan i«r.ri.»ue-'“T v ip T '• *•;. iw-uM J0.I3CI .tod puop 'vir.c} v t o*: 1 •' s - wrra oi nmmyy tamtam not rpiq/v .won't id' •;* i ^todtno-x zarjqn q lo.ii on8e {l ‘j 3 qqti go3 oidoiq op g .-i ,:y ep osi i opip ■ • : r r .Jiuqqtns pur? oifBqg nod soifcm r-'kV. a jo pve.^ noi juq.w I todtuoj xjj } . d. da lj5|E (|^^3 fWAA can be made ojkl l||III Belling in six months TUNISON’S MAPS & CHARTS For 36 page catalogue, free, address, II. C. TINJSOX. Cincinnati, O., N. Y. City, JecksonvlUe, Ill.. Omaba, Neb. TU-NI-SON J. F T r e v i 11, -{ Dealer in All Kin s tf y Farnittirc, daslkets, ©©$ S3 Hiis aud Marble worf 3LQ Also have in stock the Indestiuctible Casket—much cheap¬ er and lighter than the Metalic casket. We have on exhibition the largest line of sample carpets, of all grades, ever brouget to this market, from Finest, to conimoi^st. at prices from $1.75 to 25 cts, per yard, Have an EXHIBITOR, so that you can readily see just how a carpet will look on flu floor before you buy. Furniture, Coffins Caskets, sold at Bottom prices, and dont y- u forget it fJp T’Business House under Trevitt Hall, Dalton Ga. e w York Siere. Grand Spring and Summer Opening! Hew Goods, Latest Styles, Millinery and Fancy Goods! Notions and Trimmings! Ladiso of Murray county call and examine our nicely selected Goods Rats, Bonnets, &o. Dalton Ga. 4-dtMy i "ST i* SCI* m & V 19 a y § 5 Woodlawn, ■OO'.QO Georgia. -J DEALERS "lN } General Merchandise and Count: y Produce. NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS IN 73 teas.? sas A BBS9 am Ik cs t LATEST NOVELTIES IN FASHION I ;Just Received at tlui Milluer> store ot J. & J. B. GRAVES, No. 85, Hamilton Street J ’ Dalton, Georgia. A now and ologant assortment of Milinery and Straw Goods, consisting of Straw Bonnets and Ladies' a»'(l Children's Ilats [trimwed ar.d untninmod] Neyk and Sash Ribbuns, Vilvet Ribbons, Nook Ties, Bonnet Silks, Satin*, Velvots and Crapos, FIowoth, Feathers,Oruaments Jfec. Our goods wore bought of the largest and host importing House? in Balti¬ more arid New Yotk, and will he sold at very low prices for cash. 1889. ^beA L © IV- c» dJ 9 Spring Place, Georgia ColtMng! Clothing! Clothing!! I have on hand, and will keep the best hue of Gents' ready¬ made clothing, on the market. 2i5f"Also a full stock of Dry-goods, Hats, Caps, Shoes, Hard¬ ware, Groceries &o., ami will sell at low prices, for cash. 9 DEALER IN } Groceries, Provisions, Confectionery, Ci¬ gars, Hats, Etc. SPRING PLACE, GEORGIA The best East Tennessee Flour, Bacon, Lard, Sugar, Coffee New Orleans Syrup, Lojioii’s Factory Thread and a select stock of Summer Hats of the latest styles, all of which will be sold at Rock bottom prices for cash or barter. U © © 9 t f 1-ATSNT Y r ml) fv i I V MYOPIA, H YPERM ETROPIA, PliESBYoPI A, ASTIGMTISM, ! or any delect in virion that can be remedied by refractive pew ( >r, curate 1 }’ and fkilltoll corrected by G H Biotidor tb < vti.'i •• a R !•' Brown’s, Toweller, Dalton Ga, No cliargo lor te&tibg tin.- F ;