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About North Georgia times. (Spring Place, Ga.) 1879-1891 | View Entire Issue (July 17, 1890)
NortliGeorgia Times. The Official Paper of the Couuty, PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, and entered in the Post Offioe at Spring Place Ga., as seoeod class matter.__ Subseriptlou Rate*: Oas yesr,$l 00 Six months, S0cents;Thr«s months, 3C oents. Payabls in advance. Address all communications to Tax Tihbb, Soring Place, Oa. HOME NEWS. Let us have peace. J. P. Edmondson made a trip to Ellijay this week. Wheat threshing is now go¬ ing on in the country. Seah Gsllman, we are glad to learn, is still convalescing. A little son of John S. Ad¬ dington, near town, is quite sick. John King is iu the county looking up tomb stone and monumental work. A splendid lain fell last Sum day evening, greatly to the ioy of the farmers. The DeKalb and Sp aulding county alliances have decided to take no part iu politics. Miss Aggie Ramsey is spend¬ ing a few weeks with relatives at Catoosa Springs. Profs. Car lock and Cash conducted a singing at iiipps’ Chapel on last Sunday. Editor C. N. King, wife and babv are expected to return from South Carolina this week. - Justice court in the town District last Monday was not in session vno: e than five min¬ utes. T A & S E Berry have on hand, and will keep in stock, a first class jit>e of stoves. C all and see them before purchasing elsewhere. Capt, T. J. Peeples has made some elegant impiovements on his house at the Johnson place near Dalton. Clements and Everett, rival candidates for congress aci di eased a large crowd in Daiton last Friday.'' -- — ■ — ■ — - Mrs. Bookout an aged lady, is critically ill at her home in the 1 Ot Ip Dist.net and her re¬ covery haft bt en despaired ot. Next 'Tuesday week, July 29th. will be the last Superior court return day tor the Au¬ gust term. Dr. J S. Taukersly, of Elli¬ jay, passed through town this week ou his way to Chattanoo S a - Two charming young ladies called in to see us Tuesday to see the press run, but she failed to work. Call again, ladies. John Edmondson was over this week working up an ex¬ cursion to Texas, the last of this month over the McKenzie route. Mr. Buford Ileartsill, of Cleveland Tenn., and Miss Dora Farmer, of Arkansas, are visit¬ ing relatives in the village this week. Mi a. Maggie Stewart, who has been visiting relatives in Texas, for some time, returned to her home iu town on Mon¬ day evening. Col. W. C. Martin of Dalton, ami Mist L na Wofford, of Spring Place, spent several days ak Cohutta Sp ings last week, the guests of Mr. aud Mrs. Trammell Starr. II. A. Wrench, Editor of Dalton Argus, Joe McEutire and George Keith of Daltou^ their passed through town on way to the mountains last Monday. We are pleased to note the continued improvement in the healtu of Mrs. H. Ileartsill. This good news will be hailed with delight by her many friends. We have replenished our stock of ladies hats trimmings &c in the latest designes and know no better way of advertising than to ask the ladies to call and examine for them¬ selves. Our prices are reasonable. New York Store, The Cohutta Cadets are re¬ quested to meet at the court house on next Saturday even¬ ing at 4 o'clock. A full at¬ tendance is lequired. By order of J. J. Bates, Capt. In addition to the pupils from town mentioned in last week's issue as attending Prof. Trimmier's school at Mount Zion, we should have men¬ tioned Claud Anderson and B. T. Woods. Gordon county will decide on next Saturday the 19th. who will be our next State senator. As between Fain and Harlan, Mu ray will cheerfully support whichever one Gordon may select. They are both cn pahle of doing credit to the District, We learn that Rev. S II. lie my and Mrs. Sam Harris, together with some others are going to Texas on the Harvest excursion to see relatives, and fiiends—They have made ar¬ rangements tc go over the old McKenzie route to avoid dust and to make sure connections. John L. Edmondson, passenger Agt. for the \V. &. A. R. R. will accompany the party as far as Memphis. Russell Miller died veiy suddenly last Thursday night at home near Woodlawn. lie ate a hearty supper aud retired to bed in apparently good health and iu his usual cheerful mood. On Friday morning when his family went in to wake him lor breakfast he was found to be dead. An inquest was held by justice Ileartsill on Satur¬ day and the. Jury leturned a verdict of death by heart dis¬ ease. Miss Cohutia Belle Smith arrived at Rev. F. R. Smith's at Cohutta Springs one day last week anti will spend the remainder of the summer at that pleasaut resort. The par¬ son wears a pleasant smile over the new member of his family. Attention! The Coulederate Veterans Association of Murray County, meets in regular session at the Court House in Spring Place on Saturday the 26th. instant at 10 o'clock a. m. A full at¬ tendance oi Confederates is desired. J. A. McKamy, July 16th. ’90. Secretary. The Cchutta Cadets met on the Bermuda lawn near Vance's spring last Saturday and we e drilled by Sargeant H. H. An¬ derson. The cadets are mak¬ ing fine pi ogress and with punctual attendance will soon drill in fine style. We are of the opinion, however, that if the high grade commissioned officers would give them a little more attention it would be of mutual benefit to the cadets and the officers aforesaid. Difd. Mrs. John P. Gregory, the estimable wife oi otir fellow citizen John P. Gregory, died at her home near Hassler Mills on last Friday night the lltb. instant. Mrs. Gregory was a devoted Christian woman, a loving wPe and mother, a kind, generous neighbor and greatly esteemed by all who knew her. She was a gr^-at sufferer during tie past few years of her life, but she bore it all with patience and Christian fortitude. She leaves a husband and three little children who have our deepest sympathi* s. Our neigliboiing .city, Dal¬ ton, does no + relish the “origi¬ nal package” business. A coup¬ le of adventurers put up a sa¬ loon there last week, and it is said dealt out the meanest whisky that ever struck tlie town, uuder what they called the ‘original package” law. They had sold only about two hours, when the sheriff had the oiiginal packages in chaige and the sellers in jail. A compro¬ mise, however, was agreed on by which the whisky sellers were turned loose, on condition that they sell no more and leave the town which they did : in shoi t order, J. J. Bates, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Spring Pi.aok, Gi'orou. vThtm, attention given to collec¬ tions and criminal practice Advice to Mothers* Mrs.WrNSLow'a Sootuik o cutting S y uui* should teeth. olwayt bo used when children are It n* lioves tho little sufiererafc little cherub onoci it awakesas' produces natural, 'bright quiet sleep, and the ns a butt on.” It in very pleasant to taste. It. soothes the child, softens the gums, allay sail remedy pain, regulates tho bowels, and is the best known for diarrhoea, whether Twenty-five arising lrom bottle* teething o» uthercuiues. cents a — ■H > CATARRH p IT IS THE BEST. 4 ■J ... EASIEST - 3 USE. * & THE CHEAPEST. ;, mANLv 00., / DALTON, eeoncm. I V $?va \_ W 1% ; w »1‘ ~ “3&7 MENTION 1mg PAPER sunz. $ •*Sm MOI” THE ORIGINAL FENCES GATES, POSTS, GUARDS, every description. ; COLUMNS, i SILLS, LINTELS, GRATINGS. VERANDAS, STAIRS, CREST1NGS, TOWERS. Write for Catalogues. i'¬ l*5c‘ j h:l V//t840p^’ j "fii D. H. Harris Dentist’ is stopping at Spring Place, and will chcerfull.'' wait on those want¬ ing Dental work done, and at pri¬ ces to suit the times. Dont forget the Old Reliable Hardware Store of T A & S E Ber ^ NOTICE. All the citizens 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 fieir interset to write to or call on Mr. John F Reynolds, Agent of tho Western & Atlantic Railroad at Dalton. Baggage checked through to all points Hack Line. Simon Daly has purchased a now covered hack and is prepared to haul passengers between this place and Dalton in comfort in any kind of weather* The hack leaves this piace at 7 a. in. and Leaves Dalton 1 p. m. daily. Horses and buggys for hire at all times. When you are in Dalton dont forget that L Buckolz keeps the the standard confectionaries and is always ready tc wait on the Murray boys. A good square nical will be furnished for only 25 cents. Re¬ member Mr Buck, first door below Trevitte & Bryant’s drug store. John Evans, an old Murray boy, is located in Dalton, opposite Kel¬ lers, and is keeping a first class restaurant, and asks the Murray boys to come around and eat with him when in Dalton. \\ ill also furnish lodging in con nection with restaurant. \Ye sell the Spencer Optical Company’s Spectacles and eye glasses They are very fine glasses and you should try them before putekasiug else¬ where. S. J. McKnights New 'Qrug Store,-Dalton Ga. F. Ii. Keith, -j Dealer In J Whiskies, Brandies, i nd WINES, for Sacramental purposes. 103 East Eighth Street, Chattanooga Tenn. When yon want pure whiskies, call on or send to me, I will guar¬ antee nay goods to be as represented. My corn whiskey is the best in this market. I invite my old Murray county friends to call and see me. Let cash accompany or der. 4 lS-ly Fandango The Giant Norman Horse, A 7 ill make a stand oil my prem¬ ises during the present season. Will use all means to prevent accidents but will take no re¬ sponsibility if any should oc cu-. By the insurance'at $10. Ross Bates Ji. WILD LAND SHERIFF SALE. Stvtk of Georgia mur8xy coorty. Will be sold before tlie Court House d'.or in the town of Spring Place Ga. to the highest bidder at public outcry between tho legal hours of sate olt tho first Tuesday in Aug. next the following p operty towit: The west part of lot of land No' 302 in the 10th District and 8rd section of said County supposed to be 90 acres more or less. Levied on by virtue of a tax fi fa issued out of tho Tax Collectors office for tuxes due the State and County for the years 1081, 388*, 1883, 1884, 188a, 188R 1887, 1888 find 1889. Levy inado and returned to me by J L Robinson L. C. This Apr 8tb 1890 . J C McEntire, Sheriff ill x J o’ujvy) v;!:r.t you or? h •,, ik. s von bualrp uutl acubOBif ’.an -ML’! 'b fi tio RffUO , . la \ tom. 4 •- J - — ' . l.r.yiv- vlT.’.. y a nor.nct .■: r; irs nriJ: I ,o MM fi-, ! ,;i. fi. ,.tcr.'i ] • y mcvM n f.ct o«'-v ~.“:i rt tore. r, . ~y teePiw*toic*‘" , ”al >hsSJ'J 3 icuI -a-- Uf e w York Store. New Goods, Latest Styles, Millinery and Fancy Goods! Notions and Trimmings! Ladira of Murray county cal! and examine our uifiely selected Goods Ilats, Bonnets, &e, Dalton Ga. 4-18-ly Harr m* § & i> a v s, WoOIlLAWN, OOiOO- Georgia -J DEALERS [lN }» General Merchandise and Country Produce. NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS JN Millinery Oooils, LATEST NOVELTIES IN FASHION! .Inst Received at the Milluery Store ot J. <fc J. B. GRAVES, No. 85, Hamilton Street, Dalton, Georgia. A new and elegant assortment of Milinery and Straw Goods, consisting of Straw Bonnots and Ladies’ and Children's Hat? [trimmed and untrimmed] Neck and Sash Ribbons, Vilvet Ribbons, Neck Tics, Bonnet Silks, Satins, Vclvots and Crapes, Flowers, Fuatb' rs,Ornaments Ac. Our good* were bought of the largestand best importing Ilousesin Balti¬ more and New YorK, and will be sold at very low prices lor cash. 1890 . 1890 . To J. O Y B E T, Spuing Place, Georgia Clothing! Clothing! Clothign!! I have on hand, and will keep the best line of Gents ready¬ made clothiug, on the market. UfAlso a lull stock of Dry-goods, Hats, Caps, Shoes, Hard¬ ware, Groceries’tfcc., and will sell at low prices, for cash. w • JOHNSON, -{ DEALER IN 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 prices for cash or barter. Id 0 E. Hr own, f PATENT J wfW^L %jf x s MYOPIA, IIY PERM ETROPIA, PRESBYOPIA,, ASTIGMTISM, or any defect in vision that can be remedied by refractive power, ao> _ CurateJy 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— ....Dings, Medicme, Chemicals,.... Fancy aiul Toilet Articles, Spunges, Brushes, Perfumeiy Ac. Keeps also a full hoe of Tobacco, Cigars. Stationary, Paints, Oils, Varnishes <fec. A choice selection of family Groceries, cheap for cash. H. H. Anderson A ttorney at Law SVRIXO Pt.ACI!, GnoRni*. Proir.pl atlcnlion yiven lo all le¬ gal business and tho collection of claims. O. N. ftTABfl, TE A VMKI.L STiKJI Calhoun, Ga. Spring Place,<4*.<* t STAR H A STARR Attorneys at -1 ProD.pt attention given to all lege
