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About North Georgia times. (Spring Place, Ga.) 1879-1891 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1890)
O. N. KING. 8. B. CARTER. North Georgia Times KINO <fc CARTER PublUuer*. THURSDAY FEBRUARY 13, 1890. Industry and Economy in Farming. f*o. -1. In order to start the ‘’ball to rolling.’’ I begin with this 8 se¬ ries of Short articles, which will be continued for a time’ by your permission, under the a bovfe caption. The above should be regarded by all far¬ mers, as a sQ-bj'ect of very great importance—one worthy our caret ul- consUnuation. Farmers must be “industri¬ ous” it they w'ould succeed. Farming is a profession; as is every other legitimate calling or occupation of life;—aye more, ft is that to which all others'. Should succumb, for, surely, it is that upon which all others must depend. Farmers, tbeu, need to be ed>» ucated up to a higher standard iu the science of their “profes¬ sion,” in order that they may know wben and how to do >yhatever they may undertake —knowing, however, in the first place what to do—, so as to produce the greatest results as a reward far their time and labor. And furthetmore, view¬ ing the present situation of most of farmers(f) throughout our section of country, we will, as such, be necessarily compell¬ ed to “economize” a great deal mpre than we have been doing. To be as industrious as a far¬ mer should be, to be successful, it requires 'nearly, if not quite, all of ones time i\ud attention —winter ns well ns summer. . We conclude, then, that the blending of “Industry” and . “Economy” with a real knowl¬ edge of what to do, how to do and when to do, is to succeed ip farming. B. F. B. (to be continued.) HOLLY CREEK RIPPLES Feby. 10, ‘90. Mr. It C. Jones lias moved to Mr. Dixon's place near the hue of Gord >p. Grandma aud Miss Rosie Morrison have moved into the house lately vacated by Mr. Clay Jones. A mad dog passed through this neighborhood last week, \iiting several dogs, a few of which have been killed; but it is feard that the raging dog has not yet been killed. , The recent outragesg'eported as lmv.jrig beefi committed by the White Caps in this county have created considerable sen¬ sation and consequently a great Jeal of talk iu this as well as other parts of Murray. It is said that several of the boys formed g regular combine against whisky Saturday at the court of th's district—by killing all of it that they were able-—and consequently times were quite lively down there. Cols.Msrtin, Skelly and Gourd pie weie theatty's present, and we leam that several cases were continued qntil gext term. Mr. A. M- Cold well and wife are said to be parted again— don’t know the cause. Mr. C. ^ft his wife last fall aud was gone tor several vyeeks, but e ventually returned, and they have been together since until last week when their secoud separation took place. A stianger friend, whose \iame we have not learned, is to Spectacles For Sale By Dr, John F. Harris, Spring f-ace » Georgia. —Dealer In— • • .. Drugs, Medicine, Chemicals, • • • • Fancy and Toilet Articles, Spunges, Brashes, Perfumery &c. Keeps also a full of Tobacco, Cigars. Stationary, Paints, Oils, Varnishes <fcc. A choice selection of family Groceries i cheap for cash. begin a writing school at this plaee todiight. Hogs are beginning to die in some places down here—of cholera, we suppose. Officer Mauldin captured Mr. John Bracket Saturday even¬ ing, charged with illicit distill iug. and we learned from Mrs. bracket *his morning that Mr. Bracket is in Atlanta and will have to give bond before he can return home. Just ask Col. Martin if he ever saw so many drunken men at a court as were at the 8th. Saturday. Eff. Primus Jones the energetic Georgia planter and first cot toc bfcle tptwj isri'ead. j Dick Hawes is sentenced tb be hanged on the 28th of tais month, and has made a confess sion. lie says that John Wi¬ ley, of Atlanta killadbis wife, May and Irene, for the consid¬ eration of two bundled dollars paid by him. Wiley has been arrested and carried to Birm¬ ingham for trial. Wiley is the same man who wa9 held, at the beginning of the suit a gainst Dick Hawes as being implicated in the tragedy aud who was released. Editor Times, Sir: -I have in my possession a Mad Stone secured in Atlanta from a Mr. Richardson, He states to me it has been tried on snake bites with success and any one want¬ ing to make a trial of it can do so by applying to me at Holly creek Ga. Win. M. Morgan. Dots from Carter's. Warm weather over and rpin has come-—a few more hogs to kill yet. Well I am some what ashamed to say, that we have no school this winter at Flat Rock, as we have no teacher. A good teacher could get the situation. Well tte brother masons and alliance may resolve and resolve again, but when Judge Linch and his meetings resolve once he will put down these outrageous crimes for Ins mis¬ sion, we understand is to assist in maintaining law and order, and to stop such depredations; and if Judge Milner and Col. F ite can't find out who these rude phaps are, I iecon Liuch can for it seems that he has the “All seeing eye.” Road working now in order. The popipost, heaps are mau ly this winter, and this is the key to the future prosperity of our country. Gather up ma¬ nure *.ud compost it, lor . the humus is most needed in the ■t' soil—Raise more cotton on less land, and more hog and hom¬ iny—drink lesa coffee—quit whisky and tobacco and buy what is needed tlnough the exchange and show your ap¬ preciation of the alliance. Bet¬ ter borrow money at 26 per cent that) to pay Mr. Merchants 200 per cent for supplies. Many thanks for repairs on Holly creek bridge, but we need a bridge across the river at Carters, aa the channel is getting deeper in the ford and shortly the county will have to give ns a bridge or terry boat. Would like to hear fron the correspondents on the bee ques¬ tion. I have some colonies, that are getting rich iu the winter and I see plenty ot hon. ey dew. J. II. Black. Many Persons Are broken (loan from overwork or household *arcs Brown’s Iron Bitters rebuild/; the ’/nU 1 ’’- malaria. digestion, Gettlieecmuue. removes ex¬ cess of file, md aues MARCH SHERIFF'S SAIES. Stats or Gkof.gia Murray Coury. Wih be sold before the court house door iu the town of Spring Place, to the highest bidder at pub¬ lic out ciy between the legal hours of sale on the 1st Tuesday in March next, the following described prop¬ erty to wit: Lot of land No. 12* in tbo 13th.Diet, and 3rd Sect, of said county. Levied on as the proper y of JeflYoy Beck "by virtue of a tax fl fa in favor of the State and county against said Beck for the vearl889. Said fi fa issued by M M Welch Tax Collector. Levy made and returned to mo by W H R Rail L. c. Jan, 11th 1890 Also at the same time and place lot of land No. 229, in the 9th l>ist. and 3rd Sect, of said county. Levied on as tho property of R A Giddens by virtue of a Tax fi fa issued by M M Welch Tax Collector of said county, in fa¬ vor of the Stnteand County Against said R A Giddens for tax for the year 1889. Levy made and return d to me by W M Hannah L. c. Jan. 24th 1890. Also Forty acres of land, more or less, in tho South Hast corner of lot No. 41 in the 8th Hist, and 3rd Sect, of said county, being the forty ncrcs .including the house where T p Williams formerly lived. Said land levied on ns tho property of T B Williams to satisfy an execution fro it the Justice court of the 824th Dist. G M said countv in favor of G W Ogles¬ by, bearor against T B Williams et a!. Titlo to said property is held by B H Fincher and said T B Williams holds bend for title, the entire interest stipulated in the bond iB lev¬ ied on and will bo soil as provided in Seel. 3586 of the Code. Levy made by J 11 Ridley L C aud returned to mo. Also at the same time and place lot* of land Nos. 182 aud 183, in the 9lh Dist. and 3rd Sect, o I .aid county. Levied «n ns the prep erty of John 8 Bettis by virtue of a 9 fa is sued by M M Welch lax Collector ef said county, in favor of the State and county against John S Iiotti? for tax of 1889. Levy made and returned to me by JL Robinson l. c. IhiH J armory 29th lb9d* J* C. McEktirb, Sheriff. —--------------.y-i ADMINISTRATOR’S 9ALBS. Agreeably to an order of the court, of Ordi¬ nary of Murray county, will be sold to the highest bidder i*t tho Tuesday ouurt hnnss iu March, door of ne:A, |Rld COUD ty on the tirat within tho legal hours of «J»le—160 acres uiore or loss of lot land Number 137, and ton »cr$g off the North East corner of lot No 152, add three acroi of laud off -he North west erner of lot land Number 15)3. all in tho 10th district \w\ 3rd section said county, ami “known as the Drury Wheat farm the Connasauga ltiver M Containing on . about 100 acres of good bottom land. Sold as the pr party of Drury Wheat, late of paid county deed* Terms, one third cash, the bal aooe on timo uutili December 1st 1890. titles made when last payi ?r-t is made, uud pos¬ session given January let 1891® T J Bryawt, Adtur. Drury Wheat Dec. NOTICE. Ct rgia Murray County. WhoroTE a petition has boon filed in my office, signed by tbo required uumber of Free holders of the 824th Dist. (1 M 9aid coun,y (lieldjiiv saiil'Dlst. ( asking for an election to bo so' initting tho question to the lawful voters of said Dist. “For Fence or Stock Law.” It is therefore ordered that publication of this notice be hud for twenty days, in the “North Ga. Timbb” and by posting copies of the Bame on the Court House door, and public places in sail District, as is required by law; after which an oleclion will bo ordered to be bold in said Dist. submitting said question to the vo^rs of said Dist. This Ft by. 13th 1890. W II Kamsey, Ordinary. p f F. R. Qles, Chemist and Loughridgo Ge. N , Mr. Oles is a graduate of Michigan Uni. verSityv upd \y^s Iha first Chaiuiat to identify t e Tin-bearing ores of North Oaorgia, a dis¬ covery now acknowledged by the best of Chem¬ ists, iu both America and Europe. Charges reasonable. HARWOOD’S Made byHarwood M’f'g. 00., BOSTON. m BSp-nr---? ■ WANTED IN EVERY FAMILY To Roplacc Br ;»2cen Cane. RE-SEAT YOUR CHAIRS. Aiybody can apply & TMKR. 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J O Spruill, Qaa’dian of Lula Bramblet, having applied to the Court of Ordinary of said county fora disoharg. from his Guardi¬ ans kip, This is to cite all persons co- corned to show cause why the said J O Spruiil should n t be dismissed Irom said Gnardianship and receive letters of dismission, 1st Monday in March 1890. W H Ramsey, Ordinary. SXJUD & DEL ANY. PHOTOGRAPHERS Fine work in all branches of PHOTOGRA¬ PHY. Gallery two doors north of Dr. Main's drug store. Remember we do not work in a tent. Bring this Advertisement to our gallery and get four Gem pictures for 35 cents. Be sure to bring this card. HyijU) & Delany, Dalton Ga, Boyd & D ay is v (SUCCESSORS TO LEWIS WILLIAMS) —Proprietors pf— Cleveland Marble s Granite Works, MANUFACTURERS OF American and Italian Marble Monuments, Tombs and Headstones. .*• • • -v Foreign and Dorpeetic Granite Mopuwepta and Tablets fur¬ nished to order. CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Cherokee Manufacturing Company, We carry °a full hoe of v. ifyst U:C FURNITURE! all the year, and you can always get anything you may want in the Furniture line, from us. -. * We have also added a full line of CARPETS, heretofore we have sold from samples; in futuie you can get 'the carpets when you want them. We liav© a big line of Picture Voiding and will make frames on short notice. Our UNDERTAKING STOCK is always complete. We respectfully ask the people pf Murray for a continuance of their patronage. Thanking the trade for past favors, we a r e Very Respecfully Cherokee M’fg. Comply* New Hardware Store! • • • . oo: oo • • • •• We take "ting method of informing the people of North ;<l#orxia» ge a wrJy, that wo are now opening one of the * ''' Mv*£t Complete and Best Seleo ed stock of HARD WAKE ever brought to this market, Wehave.Bcu ht OUT Entire Stock for SPOT CASH Two-thirds of samejbaving been bonght from the manufacturers, and m car load lot#, * WF WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD! Onr stock will be kept replete at all times, and if we do not kappa® to have what you want, we wi!l get it for you. All ask is we a trial. YVe propose giving Dalton what she has never had-^ SHARP COMPETITION IN THE HARDWARE LINE! Yours fc uly, JOHN BLACKf«fe CO. : N. 7 to o3 cMa sfissgfcsss&sg WMJHBKafc? -ar-* * ‘ U.N8 9^- 4 1890 1800 J. L ROBINSON STRING PLACE, r-" Dealee In OS0BA1A .. • a • • Groceries, Prov'sions, Cor fectioierl.s, Cigars, Tob.ooe, Fl 0 , r Meat, Lard 8amr C * Syrup and in fact everything , w»ri- ' * ia th. grocery line; Q U ., BI a»d Tin if , * Stock of NOTIONS. ’ THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN TOWN TO BUY THE ABOVE MENTIONED • tea Will buy all kinds of produce, chickens, eggs,fcbutter,’corn peas and anything fiulthe produce line, and . ' pay‘the HIGHEST MARKET PRICE. Call and see my goods and get prices before yon sell your produce or bny vonr groceries &c. ■ t >. S. Memstreet, . j .s .. —DEALER in—• < •. . Marble and Granite. MONUMENTS, HEADSTONES, TABLETS CROSSES Ceping, and General Cemetery Work, Special Prices Given On Application. JOHN. H. KING, General Agent, «■ 19 West Montgomery Ave* . ’ CftAi;TA5rooQ4w T«a».
