North Georgia times. (Spring Place, Ga.) 1879-1891, August 28, 1890, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextNorth Georgia Times. The official Paper of the County, PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, ul .stand is the Past Office st Spring Place St., a* fteond clast matter. Subscription Rates: One year, 91 St Sis months, SOeents;Tbree months, 25oents. Payable in advance. Address all communications to Thi Tihss, Soring Pises, On. HOME NEWS. I Will Not bk a Candidate. After considering what will be best for my future good, I have decided not to ask tha good people of Murray for re-election to the Clerks office; and in giving up the trust with which the people tave so kindly favored me for several years, I confess that I havn't the words to express my gratitude for their generous sup¬ port in the past. I have endeav¬ ored to do my whole duly and if there has been any wrongs imputed to me, I ask pardon, for it was a mistake of the bead and not of the heart. My lot will still be cast with the people I love. Your humble servant, C. N. Kino. Ovbey is leading iu clothing, Court in Calhoun this week. •Get your fall aud winter suits at Ovbev's. Notice the announcements in this issue. By George! that's a pretty suit —Yes, got it at Ovbey's. For tombstones and monumental work call on 0 N King. I propose to suit the old. young and middle aged in shoes, Ovbey. Dr. Gordon of Dalton, was over to see Mrs. H. Heartsill on Monday. A number Irom town attend¬ ed the meeting of Dr. Culpep¬ per in Dalton Sunday. Of (course I got my suit at Ov¬ bey's, no better goods can be had in the market. Mrs. Bessie !§hiitU of Cleve¬ land Tenii;, is visiting i elatives and frieocis in the county. Mrs. J. - B Johnson of Cal¬ houn, is visitiug at Judge Den¬ nis Johnson’s, at Dennis. Any one wishing to buy a good young mule call on Hill Anderson. Col. T Starr and family are spending this^week in Calhoun. Mr. Starr g esfto attend court T. J. Gvb^y will sell ycu clothing ns cheap as it can be bought in Ga l. ■ ed a position with Loveman .and has moved bis family to Didton. The announcement of C. L "Teny as a candidate for Sher¬ iff will bo found in this issue. Mr. Terry has acted ia the ca¬ pacity of aheiiff for four years and asks the people to examine his record and if his past acts merit their support it will be appreciated. Married at the residence of the bride's farther, on Pole Cat creek, fin the 8th, Dist. G M, on the 24th day ot August. 1690, Mr Thomas G Pain to Mies Lucy A Casey by J H Kuhn, i£sq. Mrs. Harington of Macon, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Cox near Ft. Mountain, who is dangerously ill tiom a fail she received some time ago. The announcement; of H, II. Andevsou as a candidate for Superior Court Clerk will be found in this issue of the Times Mr Anderson’s business quali¬ fications for this office can’t be questioned aud if elected will, no doubt, keep a neat set Mr. LL Campbell ot Birm ingbam Ala. has been in the comity several days at the bed side of Rev. M M Bates who has been very ill. I have enlarged my store loom which enables me to carry a lar¬ ger line of general merchandise than ever before. T J Ovboy. 1500 Dollars worth of Cloth ing received and must be sola by 1st. January. T. J. Ovbey. Mr. M. II. Bramblette and Hon. S. G. Treadwell repre¬ sented the county in the meet¬ ing of the State Alliance and State Exchange which held forth in Atlanta last week. T A A S E Berry have on hand, and will keep in stock, a first class line ©1' stoves. Call and see them before purchasing elsewhere. W e have replenished our stock of ladies hats trimmings &c in the latest deaigues 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. We call attention to the advertisement of DeJournette Co., in this issue, and it you have‘got anything to sell, it will be to your interest to call to see them. They will treat you light and give you the top of the market, for anything in Coui t adjoui ued on Satur¬ day at 10 o’clock a. in. Most all the civil woi k on the dock¬ ets was disposed of. A good deal ot criminal work yet un¬ disposed of. We call attention to the announcement of W, J. Groves as a candidate for sheriff' in this issue. Mr. Groves is a woithy citizen and if elected will, no doubt, make a faithful officer. The announcement of Sheriff McEntire, as a candidate for re election appears in this issue. Mr. McEntire says that if the people will lend him their suf¬ frage this time that he will not be in the field hereafter. We ave bound to lead the market on Clothingthis season. We have received and are re¬ ceiving the largest line of Clothing ever brought to Spring Place, We have culled the market for best goods that could be had, and buying in large quantities, enables us to sell at Rock Bottom pnees. T. J. Ovbey The announcement of Lura Lovtgbvidge as a cand date for T x Rec iver will be found in this issue. Mr. Loughndge is well known throughout the county and more of him we need not say, but if elected will make the people a wor¬ thy officer. WILD LAND. I will buy any wiki land that may be for sale in Mur¬ ray, and pay cash for same. I want 10 or 12 lots. H. H. Anderson. I take this means of thank¬ ing the people for their exten¬ sive patronage on the shoe trade last season, and by my tremendous trade ia tbis line ot goods, I have been stimulat¬ ed to lay in for the tall and winter trade a larger and more complete stock than ever be¬ fore aud only ask that I may have (he same liberal patron¬ age as formerly. I will not be beat on prices. Ovbey. I am now receiving a complete line of imported drees goods and inxU'e the Judies examine, thorn be ft re dealing eke'here O.-lxj. We want to buy Ap pies, Onions, I, Potatoes Dried Fruits, Rye &G- &C If you hav> any kind cf produce to sell DON’T fail to come and see us, We pay spot cash and highest market price DeJc/umette & Co A Sad Death. Mr. James Y. Hemphill, one of Murray’s most highly respected citizens, after a pain¬ ful illness of several months* surrounded by a loving and devoted and affectionate family and a number of friends, passed away from this vale of sorrow and trouble at bis home on Rock creek, on Sun¬ day the 17th. Mr. Hemphill served his country iaitlifully. He was honest in ail the business nfiaira ot life,‘faithful to his friends, vigilant in doing right and shunning wiong, always hav¬ ing the interest of his commu¬ nity and county at heart. The loss sustained by Mr. Hem¬ phill’s death is irreparable, but such is the will ot the Father and we must submit. Our deepest sympathies go out to the bereaved family in their trouble. You will notice the an¬ nouncement of B. A. Gregory as a candidate for tax collector in this week’s paper. Mr. Gregory is a man of good business qualifications and if lortunat*-January iu the elec¬ tion will make the peopie a cor¬ rect and faithful officer. Samuel H. Fincher has an¬ nounced himself in this issue of the Times as a candidate for the Clerk’s office. Sam is one of o,ur first young mm and if elected to the office which he ahpiies, will make an efficient officer. AuntPollv Add Jackson, need 87 or 89 nnd who was a good wo¬ man died at hor home in the Noitiiern portion of (he county on last Monday. •-•►*•-4 --- Alv Joe Sewell who was raised at K Mountain, in this county, was killed in Chattanooga on Jast Monday, coupling cars Wo se¬ riously regret bis untimely end. He leaves a small family. 4,6 1"”. “Hi “4,44: ° § 5"" , 19° «’8' a “m, ,5. ”A333. “we” ' mmmmsam/mt Roy’s Blood Purifier Cure* Boll., Old Sorts, Scrofulous Ulcers, Scrof¬ ulous Sores, Scrofulous Humor and all scrofulous diseases. Primary, Secondary and Tertiary Con* tageous Blood Poison, Ulcerous Sores, diseases ot the Scalp, Salt Rheum, Blotches, Pustules, Pi tup¬ les,Itch, Tetter,Ring-worms,Scald-Head,Bciema, Constitutional Blood Poison, Mer¬ Rheumatism, Rheumatism, Diseases of the Bones, Gen¬ curial andall dlseasesarislngfrom Impure eral Wood Debility Hereditary Taint. Sold by retail drug or Remedy Atlanta, Ga. «*s. $1 per bottle. Roy Co., Sr .sKTESfia— Biliousness . e ^ ^ jjiTTKR*-, icl(!y. l aula by all d*d«» » , It r jU or ifccdfiiitso'. tic. tite -samiipe. When you are in Dalton dont forget that L Bucholz keeps the the standard confectionaries and is always ready to wait on the Murray boys. A good square meal will be furnished for only 25 cents. Re¬ member Mr Buck, first door below Trevitte A Bryant’s drug store. We sell the Spencer Optical Company’s Spectacles and eye glasses. They are very fine glasses and you should try them before purchasing else¬ where. S. J. McKnights New Drug Store, Dalton Ga. lW Dijj m * D. H. Harris Dentist’ is stopping at Spring Place, and will oheerfnllv 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 A S E Ber *7- All tha citizens of Murray conn 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 their interset to write to or call on Mr. John F Reynolds, Agent of the Western A Atlantic Railroad at Dalton. Baggage checked through to all points west pi#f * consump^ It has permanently cured thousands of cases pronounced premonitory by doctors hope¬ less. If you have symp¬ toms, such as CouRh, Difficulty of Breathing, Ac., don’t CONSUMPTION delay, but use P ISO’S CURE for immediately. By Druggists. So cento. F. L. Keith, ■{ Dealer In y Whiskies, Brandies, t nd WINES, for Sacramental purposes. 103 East Eighth Street, Chiattanooga Tenn. When yon want pur© whiskies, call on or send to me, 1 will guar¬ antee my 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. 4-18-ly Fandango The Giant Norman Horse, Vill make a stand on my prem¬ ises during the present season. Will use all means to prevent accidents but will take no re¬ sponsibility if any should oc cur. By the insurance at $10. Ross Bates Jr. i — gar JY CHEAPEST FROM MAKER PV[ 1 Manly Manf g Co. s DALTON, GEORGIA. IRON RAIUN6S, BATES, POSTS, CRESTHM8. JAILS, ROOFS, 8TAIRS. 5TEEL Cast Columns, Lintels, Sills, eto. SAW MILLS m*ROVMENTI. TRADE m in WRITE for Pietore* astf Prioes or anything yon need In * METAL, we can tend it promptly. •sours you mention this taper. 9 Hi Pompeyl what you ytm ett What makes you shake and ehibberr “ Law Chile! ise got de agu e ffC&i derft know what you means: I T-.vo Ml3 a bottle, dcirt ray mere! y •-? dem at ( ,n rV-.r-mnn-sr*ere. y '.l! WT.r--SmeU| •r .a--. 5.3 cents, \-r bau-i* Jfew York S HB New Goods, Latest Styles, Millinery and Fancy^ Goods! Notions and Trim Ladise of Murray county call and examine our nicely selected C Bats, Bonnets, Ac, Dalton Ga. 4-18-1 Harris & Davi Woodlawn, oo:oo Geo «( DEALERS *1N j General Merchandise and Country Produce. NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS IN Millinery Goods* LATEST NOVELTIES IN FASHION! Just Received at the MU then Store el J. & J. B. GRAVES, No. 85, Hamilton Street, Dalton, Georgia. A new end elegantaasortmontof MUinery and Strew Goods consistin'!; ofStraW Bonnets and Ladies’ and Children'* Hate [trimmed and un trimmed] Nook and Sash Ribbons, Vitrot Ribbons, Neck Ties, lfonnet Silks, Satins, Velvets and Crapes, Flower*, Feathers,Ornaments Arc. Our goods were bought of the largestand best importing IIouBesin Balti¬ more and New Torn, and will be sold at very low prieesfor cash. 1890 . 1890 . T. J. © Y B E Y, Spring Place, Georgia Clothing! Clothing! Clothign!! I have ou hand, and will keep the best line of Gents re&i made clothing, on the market. 1 £^“Also a full stock of Dry-goods, Hats, Caps, Shoes, Hai ware, Groceries^&c., and will sell at low prices, for .cash. J W. J. JOHN SO DEALER IN } Groceries, Provisions, Confectionery, Ci¬ gars, Hats, Etc. SPRING PLACE, GEORGIA The best East Tennessee Flour, Bacon, Lard, Sugar, Coffee* New Orleans Syrup, Lenoir’s Factory Thread and a seleefi stock of Summer Hats of the latest styles, all of which will be sold at Rock bottom prices for cash or barter. J. L. TAPP DEALER IN-- Diamonds, Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver-ware Wedding Presents, Christmas Presents and Presents for the Old and the Young. teytu. MYOPIA, HYPERMETHOPIA, PRESBYOPIA, ASTIGMTISM, Or any defect in vision that can be remedied by refract ive power, accurately and skillfully corrected. Call at J. L. TAPP’S Jewelry Store, next door to Loveman’s No charge for testing the eye?. Spectacles For hale By Dr, John F. Harris, Spring Place Georgia, —Dealer In— .... Diugs, Medicine, Chemicals,.... Fancy and Toilet Articles, Spunges, Broshes, Perfumery &c. Keeps also a full hoe of Tobacco, Cigars. Stationary, Paints, Oils, Varnishes &c. A choice selection of family Groceries cheap for cash.