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About North Georgia times. (Spring Place, Ga.) 1879-1891 | View Entire Issue (July 3, 1890)
North Georgia Times. The Official Paper or the Coviity, PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, and catered la the Post Office at Spring’Place 6a., as second olass matter. Subscription Rates: Oas year,$l 0# Sis months, 50«entsjThree meaths, 35 cents. Payable in advance. Address all eommnnicatioos t > Tsa Ti¥*a, Q*. HOME NEWS. A good rain is badly Sheep wanted, apply to S. T. Fincher. There was a good crowd in town first Tuesday. Get your Lime irt J. Trotter Son9, Dalton. A few loads of stove wood would be gladly received in payment ot subscription. Ladies, get your Jelly Glass PS at J. Trotter & Sons, Dalton. Capt Pierce Horue ot Dal ton was over last Tuesday at the mass meeting. ♦ ■ —' -- —— ■ We regret to learn that Jos se T. Morrison of Ft. Mountain is critically ill. Wheat threshing will begin m a few dby& The crop is exceedingly light. V- wall pr. R. B. Keister re sume his school at Gum Swamp 2nd. Monday this inst. n Gallman ----- • is •-—• quite ill {Jean near town, with congestion ot the binn. His recovery is considered donbl fol. John Linn of the Walker Co. Messenger is visiting relatives and friends in the county. A warmer June than we h,ave j,ust passed through cannot Toe remembered by the ‘ oldest inhabitants.” Miss Nora Humphreys, daughter oi D. E. Humphreys near D'-nnis is quite ill with typhoid fever. Jesse M. Mouison has just returned from Texas where he has been for the past; few months. We.regret to, note the illness ot our did friend James C. Henry at his home in the vil lage. We trust he will soon be out again. Masons fi uit jars the best on the market are kept on band at Trotter & Sons, Daltor). .. * * • ....... —— T A & S E Berry have un band t)#d will keep iu stock, a first class line of stoves. Call aqd eeq, them before purchasing elsewhere. Mrs. Allie Black of Carters <Ja has our thanks f ora fine moss Qf roasting ea-.s sent us this iyeek—^the first of the t-t ason no f^r a&sss^'know. .. ..... - ... W ■ — 5>r. John F. Harris returned from. Dahlonega last Faiday accompanied by bis brother, George, who has been attending the college there. Mr. Lets is W. Daly, of Chat tanooga, spent Sunday with bis parents in the village. He is tjie at present in.the employ of C. S. Railroad and isj we l^arn doing well. We have replenished our-stock of Indies hats trimmings &c in the latest designes and k,now no better Way of advertising than to ask lhe ladies to call and examino for them selves. Our prices are reasonable. New "Stork Store, Bull Pen justices court held its regular session on last Satuiday pres'ded over by Justices f^tewart and Fincher. The session was quite short and uneventful. Col. It. T. Nesbitt, candidate for commissioner ot Agricult lure spent last Tuesday in village and made a fine impres sion on our people, as was a bundantly evidenced by the strong endorsement given him bythe democratic mass meeting Quite a number of cotton blooms have been sent in dur ing the past week, and they seem to. be quite plentiful throughout the county. The first to reach us was sent by the Campbell boys—raised on O. C. Goins’ farm- • Tee law card of Cob J. J. Bates appears in this issue of the Times. Col. Bates is well known in this county, and needs no commendation from us. He is worthy ot a liberal share ot publie patronage and will we have no doubt serve faithfully ail who place business in his hands. A singing conducted by John R. Keith, and W. E. Tyson was held at Pleasant Valley last Sunday evening. The old fashioned Chustiau Harmony was used aud the music was excellent. Another singing will be held at the same place o n next Sunday cmtiuuing all The Methodist District meeting for tbe Dalton district has been in Ressio.n at Dalton during tho past week. A large number of delegates and minis te:s tvere in attendance. A mongstthe distinguished minis-* pieaent were Bishop A. G. Hay good and Dr. Warren A. Candler. Hon. P. McGhee of Murray county, accom pair ini Editor q ^ Xing and lady of place Times, spent sev end days heio this week at tending commencement es. Mr. King and lady yesterday lftorning to relatives in South Carolina, and Mr. McGhee and family ftjv home this, morning. Both he ana Mr. King are staunch friends of the N. G. A. College. —Dahlonega Nugget. A New Rail Road. From Athens Ga., to Chat tanooga Tenn, Application for a charter has been made to build a rail road from Athens to Chattan ooga. thi ough the counties of Clailce, Jackson, liall, Gwinett, Fcrsyth, Dawson, Cherokee, Pickens, Gilmer, Gordon, Mur ray, Whitfield, Catoosa and Walke'. Work is to b< gin. at once, and pushed as rapidly as men and money can can y it. Tbe incorporators are V/. A. Robinson and F. II. Frazer, Atlanta; J. T. Robinson, Athens, snet E. R. Halbert, Chattanooga. The cha'ter appliedfor uuder. an act of legislature approved April 1881. Tbe capital stock is 000,000, divided into shaves ot $100 each. That part of the line , Athene fo the Georgia line, Walker county, as already veyed is about 155 miles. Atlanta Constitution. Tbe notice of tho for the cha'ter of the railroad appears in column of the Times. FOR Tlllfl HI.OOIJ, Xudlgeatlon Weakness. Malaria, nnu JSPaSr Oct the genuine. For^lfb^Hdealers in medicine. The conti act for a new iron bridge at Zants ford was let on the 27tb. of June to a Pttt'usyl vania bridge Co. at the sum of uineteeu hundred dollars. The bidding Was spirited, thir teen bridge companies being NOTICE TO PERFECT SERVICE. John S. Tyler! t Libel for Divorce in Murray YF. Supr. Court Feb. T«*rfc» 1890, Nancy Tyler.J It appearir g by the Slier* iff‘s return that the dofeodatit dues notresido in said county of Murray, nor Stato Of On. It is ordered by the Court (lint service be perfected by publication in the North Ga. Tims in terms of tbe law. Tbo defendant is hereby required to bo and appear at the next term of court, to be hold in and for said county to answerP nintifl's libel for divoroo. Taos. W. Milsrs, J. S.C. C.C. I hereby certify that the above is a true copy from tbe minutes of court. This June 16, 1890. C. N. Kiso, C. S. C. J. J. Bates, ATTORNEY AT LAW. SpRIKQ Pi.ACIK, Gfoiuiu. Special attention given to collec tions and criminal practice SMITH’S M l gds £3 ,Ofuro \£) One Biliousness: reliever, Cbk-Hssdacb-s iitev In4 dc-so Meui . Jpiu. w e r.; v prevent Chills* 6 Favor, Sour closiach Da... Breath. Clear tho ihe.systonu Skin, Tone the Heines, and hfiH nt Ufo fry ther and Vigor and to v:|!l,rover Dose tnco you bo without b'tm Pn-e^o Afhdlcln© cts per bottle. Soli by Ditfcgjf.is ,r r C eaieragenerr.My. Son! Ort sxcoir,-c» price in stamps^postpaid, tojany^addfoss. VamtfacU r«r» and Sole • • , r.i! tOUiS. PO A f i v« a.I lit* yCH . * i Ot * v. !. r ji s y.m i .ud s!itf)berV* • * i: vi v t do tHjuc ' : r. - I I • y. . i. -Jb—-Cs. i LADIES Needing a touie, or children that want building np, should tnkr BROWN’S IKON HITTERS. It la pleasant to take, cures Malaria, Indiges tion, and Biliousness. All dealers keep it. Advice to itlothcit. Mr*. Wntsno'v's Sootnmo Hyk'jv sbonldalwAM be used when children ere eultinR produoesnatural, teeth. It r— lie ves the little euffererut ouco» it quiet sleep, und the little cherubawakesas .'bright It os a Irntton.” it ie very pleasant to taste. soothes the child, softens thequmR, known ellny.atlp-fin,. remedy regulatestheboweis, diarrhoea, whether andistiio arising best from teethiug for bottle. 0» <hei; pauses. Twenty-Rvv cents a ^*3 —7 CATARRH PRICE ------50 CTS. 1 1 IT EASIEST IS THE BEST, TO USE. • E t 9 W & THE CHEAPEST. B £ Residence, ChHfch, Cemetery C.'.lcs, Posts, Stairs, Verandao, P.oof Cresting, Tower Finials. Steel Mil Cases. Builders’ Iron Fronts, Columns, Sili3, Lintels, Straps, Bolts, Rods, Anchors, Roofs, Window Guards and Shutters. S/IW HILLS latest IMPROVE Write ua for Pictures and Prlcos. Manly Manufacturing Co., Dalton, Be sure you mention this paper. - f HATFIGHf. ***** l a ^m^MJr m meay <3 as m 18 § <3 i D. H. Harris Dentist’ is sloping at Spring Place, and will cheerfully wait on those want ing Dental work done, and at pri ces to suit the times. ■ Dont forget the Old Hatdware Store of T A & S E Ber ry NOTICE. All the citizenn of Murray coun ty who 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 t‘ieir interset to write to or call on Mr. John P Reynolds, Agent of the Western & Atlantic Railroad at Dalton, Baggage checked through to all points Hack Line. Simon Daly has purchased a new covered hack and is prepared to haul passengers between this place and Dalton in comfort in any kind of .veathor. The hack leaves this piaco at 7 m. and Leaves Dalton at 1 s. m. daily. Horses and buggys for hire at all times. When you are in Dalton lorget that L Bucholz keeps the standaid confectionaries and is always ready to wait on tbe boys. A good square meal will furnished for only 25 cents. member Mr Buck, first door TreviUo & Bryant’s drug store. Jilin Evans, an old Murray is located in Dalton, opposite Kel lers, and is keeping a first restaurant, and asks tho boys to come around and cat him when in Dalton. Vs ill also furnish lodging in neclion with restaurant. We sell the Spencer Company’s Spectacles and glasses. They arc very glasses and you should try them before put chasing where. S. J. McKnights Drug Store, DhI^m* Ga, F. Ij. Keith J Dealer. In } Whiskies, Brandies, i WINE1S, for purposes. lOlt East Eighth Street, Chattanooga Wlfcn you want pum call on or send to me, I will antee my gonda to be as My . corn whiskey is the in lliis market. I invite my Murray comity friends to call see mo. Let cash accompany der. 4 18-ly Fandango The Giant Horse, Yill make a stand on my ises during the present Will use all means to accidents but will take no sponsibility if any should cu\ By the insurance at Loss Bates WILD LAND 911RR1FF SALE. State or OxonniA mcbray coddty. Will bo sold before tho Court House in tho town of Spring Place Qa. to tho highest bidder nt public outcry botweon the legal hours of «*’e on the first Tuesday in Aug. next the following p operfy towif: The weit part o( lotof laud No 302 in the 10th District end 3rd section of said County supposed to be 9(1 acres more or loss. Lovicdonby virtue of a tax (1 fa Issued out of the. Tan Collectors office for taxes due tho Stare and County for the years 1881, 1882, 1663, 1881, 1885, 1886 1887, 1888 and 1889. Levy made and relumod t6 mo by J L Robinson L. C. This Apr 8th 1890. J. C McEntire, Sheriff Georgia Murray County Whereas.J A MoKpiuy Adipr. ofJ.B. Miller represents to the Court in his petition duly. Clod an <l entered on Record that be h»s fully administered J R Miller esiate. This is therefore to cite all persons concerned, kin dred and creditors, to show cause, if any they can, why said ndminintrntnr should not he dischsrj ed from his administration, au<! re ceive letters r-f dismission on the first 5 on day in July 1800. . 'V. II. Ri.m»ey, New York Store. New Goods, Latest Styles, Millinery and Fancy Goods! Notions and Trimmings! LnUse of Murray county call and examine our ubely selected Goods Hats, Bonnets, &u, Dalton Ga. 4-18-ly Harr s & »av s, WOODLAWN, -oo:oo- Georgia. -{ DEALERS [in f General Merchandise and Count'y Produce. NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS IN Millinery Goods, LATEST NOVELTIES IN FASHION ! [Just Received at the Mimicry Store <>! J. & J. B. GRAVES, No. S5, Hamilton Street,. Dalton, Georgia. A new and elegant assortment of Mtlioery and Straw (loo-t;,consisting of Straw Bonnctsand Ladle; ’ and Children's Hats [trimmed and untrinmed] Noah and Sash Ribbons, Vilvet P.ibbons, Neck Ties, Bonnot Silks, Satins, Velvets and Crapes,flowers, Feathers,Ornaments Ac. Our goods were bought of the largest and best importing Houses in Haiti, more and New Yorx, and will bo sold at very low • , prices for cask. 1890 . 1890 . T. J. © V B E ¥, Spring Place, Georgia Clothing! Clothing! Clotliign!! I have ou hand, and will keep the best line of Gents ready made clothing, on the market. tW°L Iso a full stock of Dry-goods, Hats, Caps, Shoes, Hard ware, Groceries[<fec., and will sell at low prices, for cash. W. J. JOHNSON % DEALER IN J Groceries, Provisions, Confectionery, Ci gars, Hats, Etc. SPRING PLACE, GEORGIA , The best East Tennessee Flour, Bacon, Lard, Sugar, Coffee New Orleans Syrup, Lenoii’s Factory Thread and a select stock of Summer Hats of the latest styles, all of which will be sold, at Rock bottom pvices for cash or barter. El. E. Brown j. joiwstoirJ S’ATEN T . LaveB. I MYOPIA, HYPEIIMETROPIA, PRESBYOPIA, ASTIGMTISM, any defect in vision that can be remedied by refractive power,. ac». and skillfull corrected by G H Brandon the Optician at E K. Brown’s Jeweller, Dalton Ga. No charge lor testing the Eye Spectacles For Sale By Dr, John F. Harris, Spring Place Georgia. —Dealer In— .... Diugs, Medicine, Chemicals,.... Fancy and Toilet Articles, Spunges, Brushes, Ferfnmeiy &c. Keeps also a iulljiue Tobacco, Cigars. Stationary, Paints, Oils, Varnishes «fee. A choice selection of family Groceries,, cheap, for cash. H. H. Anderson Attorney at Law PnActt, Gaonoix. Prompt attention given to allie-: business and tho collection of K. STARR, TRAMMKLI, HT,RR i Spring Pleoe^p*, STARK At STARR Attorneys at Law,. Prompt atteutlor given to alllegatlnuli
