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8 Publlsuers.
AUGUST 28,
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nouncements.
T Tax Collector.
netted to #nn unci the name
LCU ib CHii<udiit« lor re-«ieo»
Ho«M of Tax Cou.uctob of Murray
Election 1«. We«lneadiy Id J»Du.ry
fler the solicit Minn of mic; friends, I
• decided to mnounce myself a* * caadi
P&>r esdxy in Tax January Collector. 1891. Emotion first
IS. A. OgEfloir.
EOS RKrRXSKNIATlYE.
'Weare authorlicd to announce E. W. Rem
«rt aa a candidate for election to thi 11 ou ;e
of Heprvaentatiroa, aubject to the action 0 f
the primary called for August 30 th,
I announce tnyaelf aa a candidate for the
Georgia Legislature, auhjeot to the action of
the primary called for the 30 h of Aug., aud
respeetfilly aa* tfto support of the people.
A. K. KAMSEY.
We aro autborited to announce the name
of Kaq. C. P. Gilbert as a candidate for the
Georgia Legislature, aubject to the action of
the prim a.y to bo held on the 30th of August.
After being solicited by a number of my
friends through out the oounty I have con¬
sented to become a candil&te for tho Georgia
Legislature, aubject to tho aetion of tho pri¬
mary to bo held on the 30th of August. I ao
JioR lb® support of the poop’o at largo.
Smith Tikadwell Sr.
For Treasures
We are authorised to announce the name
of JOHN S. ADDINGTON as a candidate
for county Treasurer. Eloctiot: first Wednes¬
day in January 1891.
For State Senator.
Wo are authorized to announce J. M
ARLAN as a candidate for the Sonaie from
k43rd. Senatorial District.
■ For Sheriff.
thick, f) the pooplo for their suffrage
1 announce myself as a candidate
■ ^Btoctiun to the cilice of (sheriff, and
lit 1 may hnvo a liberal patronago in
H|^fe:tioii on 1st. W ednosd. y in January
J. C. VcEntirr.
inrultlog with iny frionds I havo
I become a condidato for sheriff
sited to the office which I seek, I
”t i fully and impartially perform tho
duticl tamo to tho best of iny ability.
W. J.ORUFI8.
After numerous solicitations, I have decid
e 1 to become n candidate for tho office of
BUeriff, and earnestly solicit tho support of
all the pi,-uple. Election first Wednesday in
January. Respectfully,
C. L. Tkury.
For Tax Receiver.
After due deliberation, T have decided to
announce inj»9lf as a candidate for eleotion
to (he office ot Tax Receiver and solicit tho
votc of (be people. Election 1st. Wednes¬
day tin January 189!.
B. F. 0. Louqhiudoe.
)'0K Ci.OhK,
We are authorized to ar.r ounce II. II,
AxuttHox b h a dnndldate for Olerk of the
Superior Court. Election first Wednesday in
January.
Wo nro authorized to announce Samuel II,
Finchkr as a candidate for Clerk of the
Superior Court. Election lirnt Wednesday in
Junuary 18 ( 11 ,
GbaND Jl’KY PuKHKNTuSENV3.
Georgia. Murray County.
We tho Grand Jurors chosen and
sworn for the August terra 1890 of
Murray Superior Court, beg leave
to submit tho following Genual
Presentments:
Wo have, through vaiious com¬
mittees, examined the books ot
Ordinary, Clerk, Sheriff. County
Board, Tax Collector, Tax Receiv¬
er, County Treasurer, Justices of
Peace, Notaries Public and Jailer's
Book and find them all corrtctly kept
We find there are 38 white
schools and i colored and in a
flourishing ccEdition.
The term being 4 months (or
the public Funds. We are in¬
formed by our worthy county
School C, that we will bo able to
have a term of 5 months Public
school with tho increase ol Public
Funds.
Wo find the Court Honse in
good condition, aud the Jail and
Jailers House in a very bad and
dilapidated condition, and retom •
mend a new one built as soon as
possible. We recommend that it
bo built on the North West comer
of the Staples upper lot
Wo have, t hrough a committee
examined Iho^auper Farm and
stock, and find them in ordinary
condition, under the cha ge of
Charles A Si raws. We find the
inmates well pleased with their
keeper, there being 8 inmates on
farm
We find the public roads in good
condition, with the following cx
ception: The Federal road from
Holly creek to J r { Peck's; also
the road leadmg from / R Peck's
to David F Me J1 ah a ns.
We find the f jJJr-wing bridges;
McMni en, (V|itclicl ind Holly
CrecK needing repairs and recom¬
mend the repairs as soon as pos
Bible,
\Ve find the expiration of Virgil
A Stuart of the 129lBt Dist G M
and O C Howell of 1011th Gist G
M, Notaries Public has expired and
recommend they be reap/.»ointed to
the above named office.
We recommend that Jurors and
Bailiffs receive two dollars per
diem
la taking . . , leave of , his , . Honor, „
Thomas W Milner, we beg leave
to express our i'8'irty appreciation
of the able and impartial manner
in which he the
sible duties of his high office.
W e also commend and approve
the able services ot Col A W Fite.
Sol Gen.
We take pleasure in commend
IOS OUr Sheriff, John 0 Mctintiro
and GUI Glerk Of the Superior
C 0Urt, O N King for the efficient
manner in which they discharged
the duties of their office.
We also lake enpocial pleasure
in commending J L Robinson our
Bailiff in the promptness of per¬
forming his duties.
All of which is respectfully sub¬
mitted and that the proceedings
be published in our county paper.
Bespectlully submitted.
William J Peeples,
foreman.
C. C. Keitii,
Clerk.
It it ordered by the court that
the foregoing general preBent
mentd be published as recommend
ed.
Done in open court.
This Aug 23rd 1890.
Thos. W. Milner,
J. S. O. G. C.
I certify that Ihe above are the
true presentments a? filed in office.
C. N. King, Clerk S. G.
To the Voters of Mur
ray .ounty.
In order that there may not be
any m'sunderatanding as to the
manner of voting and holding Ihe
primary elecrion called for next
Saturday the 30th. instant I have
thought it proper to make a brief
statement in-regard thereto.
Said election will be bold under
the same rules and regulations
that govern general elections.
The polls should open at the court
house at seven o'clock a. m. and
close at six o'clock p. m. and in
the county precincts they should
be open from 8 o'clock a. in. to 3
o'clock p. m. Ballots should be
cast direct for the candidates for
Congress and for Representative
and the election should be super¬
a of
and two free hoickrs. The various
Justices oi the Peace and Notaries
Public are requested to act as su¬
perintendent; in their respective
districts. Ali persona who will be
qualified to vote in tho general
election to be held on the 1st. day
cif October have a right to vote in
the primary. The superintendent-'
are requested to send or briDg the
returns of the election to the Court
House by 12 o'clock Tuesday Sept
2nd. when the vote will be
consolidated and the result de
claied by the Executive committee
The candidate receiving the high¬
est vote will he declared the ncm
inee. Trammell Starr,
Chrn Dem Ex Com.
Below we give the valuation
of the taxable property ot the
county by districts and the
grand total with the increase
over last year.
Town 243 698.
Ball Ground 162,868,
Eighth 95,995.
Doolittle 101,596.
Tenth 193,577.
Alaculsa 87,684.
1013th. 166,085.
Shuck Pen 169,142.
Bull Pen 47,798,
Freedmen 7 , 010 .
Wild Lands 11,199.
Total. 658.
Increase over last year 35,-
388.
We ti-iink tile increase shows
that onr people are in a pios
perous condition, Let the
people raise the figures to 50
or 75 thousand for another
yea-.
To the voters oi Murray Connty:
I am a candidate for the Clerk
ship of the Superior Court. Of
my qualifications I will not speak;
as many of you are personally
with me. But to those
fyoa who do not know me, I
will say jnst a word. I was born
in this county, and raised between
the plow handles. For the last
three years I have been before the
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to roe y, and therefore am perfectly
familiar with the duties of the
Clerk of the Superior Couit, and
the laws with which be should and
d 0e8 have to be familiar. I solicit
the vote (f all classes and will
appreciate the vote of every one
Respectfully,
H. H. Anderson.
Georgia Murray County.
Notice it hereby given that from, and
after the 20th day of September 1890, I will
beeome a free trader, and will inforce eon
tr. cts in my own name. Thu the 20th day
August 1890. Mary Davis, wife of W. J.
Davis.
I consent to the above.
W. J. Davis.
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If you are going to the W,eet,
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MONEY TO LOAN,
on real estate, in amounts not less
than $300, cheaper than can be get
atjhome. Apply through
C. N. Kino.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Georgia, Murray County!
Will ba let to tba lowest and best bidder
in the Town of Spring place on Wednesday
tho 3d. day of Septem.b«r 1890 the erection of
Jail and Jailers residence in said Town, for
said County. Plans and specification! oan
be seen at office of Ordinary said county.
Commissioners reserving the right to rojeotan
y and al) bids, Bids received until 3 o'clook
p. m. By order Commissioners said Connty
July 2 1890. W. LwruaN,
Chairman.
W. II. Ramsey,
Clerk.
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE.
Georgia Murray County
Mrs. D. C. Holbrooks, Administratrix of
J. M. Ilolbrooxs, represents to the Court in
her petition duly filed, that she has fully ad¬
ministered J. Af. Holbrooks estate. This is
therefore to cite all persons eonoerned, kin¬
dred and creditors, to show oause, if any they
can, why said Administratrix should not be
discharged from her administration, and re¬
ceive letters of dismission oil the 1st Monday
in Nov. I890i This July 31, 1690.
W. H. Ramset,
Ordinary
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Georgia Murray County.
James A. MoKamy Administrator with the
will annexed of Nehemieb Stanford dec. has
in due form applied to the undersigned for
leave to sell the .ands belonging :o the
Estate of said deoeaged, end said application
will be hoard the fi at Monday in Sept. next.
This tho 30 day July 1890. W.H. Ramsey,
Ordinary.
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County Dir ctoiy.
Buperior Court meets 3rd Monday in Feby
and August.
lion. T. IV. Milker, Judge,
lion. A. W. Fite, Solicitor General.
C. N. Kino, Clerk Superior Court.
Court of ordinary meets 1st Monday in
each mouth.
W. II. Rams- v, Ordinary.
J. C. McEntirr, Sheriff.
M. II. BRAuni.KTTK, Tax Receiver,
M. M. Welch, Tax Collector.
S, M. Walls, Treasurer.
M. M. LrokaMD, Surveyor.
W. D. Gom.*, Coroner.
Court of Countv Commissioners meets on
Wednesday after let Tuesday in each month.
W. Lltyman, Chairman—W. E. Coving¬
ton, S. A. Gregory, A. B. Weaver, Jas,
W. Mackey, Commissioners.
JUSTICES COURT.
Town District 2nd Monday.
Ball Ground',Dist. 3rd Saturday.
Eighth it 2nd «
Doolittle it 4th u
Tenth « 3rd a
Alaculsa tt 2nd “
Sh ick I’on <1 2nd <«
Bull Pen <( 4th
: 1013th ii. let if
County School Board—S. H. Henry, CSC.
E. W. Rrubkrt, T. J. Bryant,C. D Gilbert,
J. A. McKamy, A. B. Weaver.
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(SUCCESSORS TO LEWIS WILLIAMS)
—Proprietors of—
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MANUFACTURERS OF
American and It lian Marble Monuments,
Tombs and {Headstones.
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CLEVELAND, : TENNESSEE.
1890 1890
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SPRING PLACE, GEORGIA
... .Dealers In. ...
Groceries, Provisions, Cotfectioneries, Cigars, Tobacco, Flour, Meat, Lard. Sugar, Cofee,
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MONUMENTS, HEADSTONES. TABLETS CROSSE
Coping, and General Cemetery Work.
Special Prices Given On Application
C. N. KING, Local Agent, i*.
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[Late of Cannon House.]
E. T. V & G. H'Y. TIME CAHD.
Corrected to May nth, ’90.
TrainB From Dalton
SOUTHWEST
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bile, New Orleans* Texas and California
Nc. 3.7:20 a. M., for same as above.
No. II. 12:44 ni ht for Rome, Atlanta,
Macon, Savannah, Brunswi k and Jackson¬
ville.
No. 13. 8:02 a. m., for same as No. 11.
.vorthkast and WEST
No, 2. 3:05 p. M. t for Knoxville, Bristol,
Washington, Philadelphia and New York.
No. 4.4:02 [a. ii., for tame points as
No. 2.
No. 14. 3:30 p. m., for Chattanooga,
Memphis, Little R*ck, Ft. Worth, Kansas
City, St. Louis, Cincinnati and Chicago.
No. 18J4t32 a. M., For same points as
No 14.
Through Bltopers to New Orleans, Flor¬
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Cincinnati and Memphis.
B. W. Wrenv, G. P A T. A. Knoxville,
Tenn, T.,C. Smith, T. P. A. Dalton,
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Dalton, Georgia,
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LIVERY FEED and SALE
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D alton Ci
f.
We desire to call the attention of th.
lie, and the people p, P k .
of Mor ay, •specially,
Ew ‘ ke ia tb * 1IVB *r
1AESS > b »ving purchased the entire b.i.
mess of Mr. S. D p 9aroh Wagon
. . yard in
oocnection with Stable.
J* J. Bates,
attorney atuw.
Spring Place, Groxsu.
SpEcUL aUention given to collec¬
tions and criminal practice
H. Anderson
Attorney at Law
Spring Tlace, Gboeoi*,
Prompt attention given to all le
**1 bu8ines >s and the collection of
claims.
0. N.STARR, "tSHuiriu
Calhoun, Ga, Spring Place,Ga
STARR * 8 T A It ft
Attorneys at Law,
Prompt attention given to «J
