North Georgia times. (Spring Place, Ga.) 1879-1891, September 25, 1890, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextC.' N. KINO. S. B, CARTER North Georgia Times KINO « CARTER I’ujplguere, THURSDAY SEPTEMBER *«, Announcements. For. Representative, E. TV. Eembert. Tax Coiakctob. We aro reqce^iod to ann -uuca tte tian^e of M. M. WELCH *« candidate for re-elec¬ tion to tho office of Tax Collector of Munay County. Election 1st. Wednesday in January lfeai. After the solicitatiea -•{ many friends, I have decided to&ttno&Bce myself an a candi* da la for Tax Collector. Election first Wednesday in January 18PI. j. A. Grrgokt. Fob Tsrascrkb. Wo are authorized to announce the name of JOHN S. ADDINGTON as a candidate for county Treasurer. Election first Wednes¬ day in January 1891. We are authorized to announce JAMES A DICKSON for County Treasurer, election first Wednesday in January 1891. Wo are authorized to announce Rev. JOHN II. PllILLIPl’S as a candidatefor County Treasurer, election first Wednesday in Jan¬ uary 1891. Foit State Senator. Wo are authorized to announce J. M. HARLA N as a candidate for tho Senate from the 43rd. Senatorial District. For Shbrief. With thanks t j the people for their suffrage in tho past, 1 announce myself as a candidate for re-election to tho office of Sheriff, and trust that I may have a liberal patronage in the election ou 1st. Wednesday in January 1891. J. C.NcEstire. After consulting with my friends I have • decided to become a candidate for sheriff. If I am elected to tho office which I Eoek, I will f&idifully and impartially perform the duties of uarno to tho best of my ability. W. C. Gkovss. After numeronn solicitation:), 1 have decid¬ er to become a camiidato for the office of Sheriff, and earnestly solicit the support of all the people. Election first Wednesday in January. Respectfully, C. L. Terry, Foil Tax Ekcrivkr. After due deliberation, I havo decided to aonounce my sell' aa a candidate for election to tbo office of Tax Itoooivcr and solicit the vote of the people. Election 1st. Wednes¬ day in January 1803. B. F. C. Loi'GHridge. For Clork, We are authorized to announce H. U. Akdksson ae a candidate for Clerk of the Superior Ceurt. Election first Wednoaday in January. We aro authorised to announce Samuel H Fischer as a candidate for Clerk of tbo Superior Court. Election first Wednesday -a January 1891. To the Good People of Mur li ay County. It lias come to my ears that a report has been circulated through your county that there would be but one Cotton buy¬ er in Dalton this season, viz: Messers Barrett, Denton & Lynn. This is therefore to no¬ tify you that 1 am still here and in the market, with more money and better facilities than ever before. You can always find me one door from the Na¬ tional Bank, with a sharp knife, ever ready to examine your cotton ami give you the highest price. Y ours V ery Truly, J. II. Kenner. SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVEN¬ TION. The Sunday School Convention of the North Georgia Association metal Central Academy, Murray County Georgia, Sepl., 5th 1S90 and was called to order by O C Langston, President, Flint Hamil¬ ton, of Dug Gap, ilu Dist, Vice Pres., J W Langston, Sec, and Treasurer, Joseph Eobinson, of Grove Level, fer 3rd District, Hen¬ ry Bevel tor 1st District, M S liar bin, for 2nd District. Executive commiiteo for next term-. O D Keith. 1st District, JT Harris, dad Dirlrich Addy Dantz ler, 3rd District, lira, Bowdry, dlh Distiict, Repost of .Schools. jlacidonia enrolled 2*- Litera¬ ture. Testament and Kind Words. Amount jviid for literature. CUcIs. Supertendants, , E K Chapman. Pme Grove nehurch, Sup, .) II Reynolds. Literature, Kind Words- No prtp'ls 72. Amount contributed $ 5 00 lor the purpose of buying an organ, and $5. for lituralure. Fort Mountain, Aa¬ ron Nix, 8ui'„ No. er.roHtid.70 Lit¬ eral urv. '1 estutpeiit. Contributions fcOcts for t l-o purpose of buying Located at Last. I have a good farm on Mill croeli two miles north of Spring Place ad¬ joining W E Steed’s land which I must rent to some good man The place has 50 acres of good up¬ land and 25 acres of bottom, open for cultivation. It is a good \ iace and must be rented. Write to me. Johr. W Green, 493, 8. Pryor 8t. Atlanta Ga. HOLLY CREEK RIPPLES Sept. 22nd 1 90. — A heavy rain yesterday. Work i3 progressing finely on the new cotton gin at Holly Creek Mills. Fodder pulling is nearly over, but cotton picking is (ho watch¬ word. \Viii’e the fleecy staple is being picked the price is going down. Payday is drawing near and (he power of money to oppress is de¬ termined on anothei annual grub. The Murray county Binging Con¬ vention will meet at Casey Springs Saturday before Second-Sunday in October. All who are in any way inters tod in the convention are re quelled to be present . Will hold two dayk - Stlurday and. Sunday. Mr. A O Axey and Bov Mr. Bright havo each lost a work ox lately. Hay making ts siill in order. Tho syrup making sear-on has onco more roiled ’round. Elf, sieging books. No baptised 5 Centra! Academy, J W Mt-rnky, Superintendant. No pupils 85. Amount contributed $4. for litera¬ ture, books and American Baptist. Conversions 7. On motion it was decided that the next session bo held at Piney Grove church in Whitfield county on Friday before the 4~h Sunday in August next. Bev B F Foster will preach the introductory ser¬ mon at 11 o,clock a m. Report of Pleasant Valley Sun¬ day school: Sup. M SHarbirjNo. pupils 85; Literature, American Baptist; amt. subscribed $10. used for literature. Conversions 5. Minutes read and approved. Adjourned to meet as above mentioned, Jes. W Langston, Sect, and Treas. Big lot of new goods are daily being received by J L Tapp the Jeweler and Optician. In watches, he has the largest and most complete line ever shown in this section. Silver¬ ware, a beautiful line just in and still more on the way— Has Uts of beautiful goods for wedding presents. Engage¬ ment rings, a large stock, of Diamonds, fancy, set and plain, 18k, gold. In Clocks, a large and beautiful assortment. It wil) pay you to see Tapp, Dal¬ ton Ga. Another Convention. Messrs. Editors:— Wheie&s, two democratic conventions have already been held in the Seventh congressional district, one regular, and the other com¬ posed of Jeffersonian demociats only; and, Whereas, it is only just that every shade of democracy should have a healing, there¬ fore, tho John Quincy Adams Democrats of Murray county are requested to meet in Spring Place on Saturday the 31st day oi Sept, for the purpose of electing delegates to a conven¬ tion to bo held soon at Buzzard Roost to nominate Colonel Loudmouth, who is anxious to run—for congress. It is thought advisable as soon as possible; so that if the nominee fa Is to give - general satisfaction Martin Van Bn o ren democrats wil! have time to put out an acceptable can¬ didate. Kiitio ol representatives will be two delegates to each prob able voter. [Signed] J. Q. A. Democrat. Ovbey is ieachng in clothing, To LOAK. I am prepared tc negotiate loans on improved farm lands in sums of 300$ and upwards cn very eaeey terms and Iqw rates of interest. Farmers desiring to borrow’ Will do well to call and sea me. Trammell Stair. Atty. Spring Place. Shoes of every description at Henry Weatherly’s. I propose to suit the old. young and middle aged‘u shoes, Ovbey. NEW GOODS AND CSI3AP ONES. I hay 1 , jost received taost a!! of my fail aau winter goeds and if you will come and price them before you buy you will bo convinced that I am the leader of low prices. Below I quote you a few HARD KNOCK¬ ERS to show you that I mo i: business. These g’ods will sell for what they are marked. Mens’ Hats. 1 have a large stock, and all bar¬ gains. Now is the time to bay. Don’t wait until they are all pick¬ ed over. Metis’ 2 3-i in brim, ail black, oval crown, uniined, only 36c. [Veens’ brawn mixed, round crown, unlined, nice style, 50c. IVfons 1 calf skin color, cow boy, 4A, oval crown, 75c Mens’ sicno, nutria, crushed, a beauty G5c mens’ black fur, 34 in brim, silk trimmed, a regular 82 00 hat for $1 25. Mens’ stiff fur liats, all the lat¬ est styles and colors, from $i 80 up to $3-75 Boys’ soft wool hats, iOc, 25a, 40c, 50c. 65c to 75c. Boys’ stiff bate, silk lined, $ 1.25 up to $2 50, As our space is limited we can only give a little idea, ol tho large stock wo bare on hand. DREES GOODS and NOTIONS. Callicoes, fan eoBrofi, fall pieces, dune and protty styles, 4e. Caliicos, satin iini.h, new and beautiful stylos, tie. Calicos, indigo blue print, only 6e. Wo 1)avo a full iinc of all wool Cashmere and Henriettas w ilqh we wi l soil very close, black Silk Warp Henrietta ilmt .ras sold last season fur jil 35, goes n' w at $1 .10. Black Catbmeio. II) fu. all wool, tide, 50c 65 c up t- 95a. 40, iu. Mohair brilliatitine, m gray and black, beautiful goods, only ifle to title 3-4 — Wool filliu - Aip 'C, 71- to Sypi 3-4 Worsted suiting, 4 1-2 to 5o 51 pieces Dress Lawn to close at til-Ue All wool Jeans, 20 o 35c 19 pcs unldtaehed Ca> toii Flannel. 5e 39 11 Fruit of t..e Loom, cotton tie 4(1 " Lonsdale, cotton, 8 l-.'ie 59 “ 4-4 tileacned Domestic 6 3-4. 7 7%c 200 ‘‘ Cotton Checks, 4 3-4c 36 los Choir© Brcwn Sugar for $1 60 13 lbs Granulated .Sugar E>r $1 tfii 5 lbs Coffee for if! 60 ^ 5 lbs S* da, host, for 25c C VH PETS: CAR PETS! We have a fine of carpets now that will certainiy pfenae yon in quality and price. Don’t fail to see them they ar cheap and styl¬ ish. O. T Ml'BELI.. Oleveland Ten tnisse. 310N K \ ill LOAN : on real estate, in amounts not lest, titan $300, cheaper than can bo got aijhome. Apply through C. \. King. 'S>YS' v CW.©' V c\^. fes« ^ m P-W It, has permanently cured TtrornANDs of -roses, pronounced by doctors hope¬ less. If you have premonitory symp¬ toms, Breathing, such as Cough, Difficulty of Jte., don’t delay, but use PISO’S CURE fok CONSUMPTION immediately. By Druggists. 35 cents. J-.I f I FENCES [improved! Fcr Rcsidr.nco, Cmruh, Cemetsry. «Sb s 1 Hoc? Cresting. Hitching Po3ts. CASTS" Iron Verandas Jaii Ceils AND CAGES, Saw tiifis and Machinery. Writ# lor Pries*. MAKLx ^"UTAOTBanraOO., Y" ALTOS, GEORGIA, sure you mention this paper. If you are goiug to the West, Southwest or Northwest, save time and money by calling on or writing to John L. Edmond¬ son, Dalton, Ga„ traveling pas¬ senger Agent of the “Old Re ¬ liable” W. & A. R. R. Spee¬ ded accommodations for Texas and Arkansas travel If you are going West or Southwest and want Cheap Tickets and Quick Time, ad¬ dress or call on T. C. Smith, genera] emigrant ticket, agent, Dalton, Georgia. ADMINISTF 4TRIX NOTH' E. Georgia Murray Cowl v Mrs. D. C. Holbrooks, Administratrix of J. M. IItlbrooKs, represents to the Court in her petition duly filed, that she has fully ad¬ ministered J. M. Holbrojks eitate. This is therefore to cite all person ) concerned, kin¬ dred and creditors, to show cause, if any they can, why said Administratrix should not be discharged from her administration, and re ccivo letters of dismissiou on tho 1st Konday in Nov. 1890. This July 31, 1890. W. H. Ramsey, Ordinary. HURD & DELANO. PHOTOGRAPHERS Fine work in all branches of PHOTOGRA¬ PHY. Gallery two doors north of Dr. Main's drug store. Remember we do not work iu a tent. Bring this advertisement to our gallery and get four Gem pictures for 35 cents. Be sure to bring this card. Hurd & I) el any, Dalton Ga. Oak way & Longest, LIVERY FEED and SALE STABLE. I Dalton Ca . Wc desire to call me attention of the pub. lie, and the people of Mur ay, especially, that wo are now wide awake in the LIVEN V BUSINESS; having purchased :ho entire bu» iiio.-,t of inr. S« D. Poi.rob. Wagon yard ir eoeueotion with Stable. J. J. Bates, ATTORNEY AfUlV. Si'Rtvo Puce, Gforgia. Special attention given to collec¬ tions and criminal practice If. 1L Anderson A ttorney at Law Spuing Pluck, GsOliGU. Prompt attention given to ail le business and tho collection of claim) 5 . O. S. 3TABH, TaAMMKLLSTARE Calhoun, Ci&. Spring Plnoc.Ga S T A « it Ai STARK A ttoraeys at La w, i’roiupt n,ttontion giron to all legalbuilnoi Mctropo ]lim Hotel. A'I lan ta* Georgia. Fifty yards irom Union Passenger Depot. Corttar of Alabama & Pryor Streets. -- Rates Reasonable. - R- P- KESTH, - ■ Proprietor. [ Late of Cannon House-] ss K 05 j N *3 sM 1 John Q- . Lea, ... .DEALER IN .... BUGGIES, WAGONS, HAY PRESSES, FARMING IMPLIMENTS anc! GUANO. CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE. Cottosi Planter, Attention! The Howe! Cotton (H oi Rome Gra. has sent a representative to Cleveland Tennessee. To remain luring the Cotton season. He goes there under a guarantee to the Business men of Cleveland Tennessee, To pay the highest Rome G&. Prices for all the Cotton ta¬ ken to that market this year. look to your interest And Market Your Crop in leveland To nry Where you are tendered, Free Stables, free house room and free wood for all those who remain over right m the City. Come where you will be treated right in every particular Ask the opinion of those of youi neighbors who sold their crops here last year. ftortli Georgia and Alabama EXPOSITION WILL OPEN AT Home, Georgia, Wednesday, November 5th, and Close S iturdav, November 15. $10,000 Premiums! Embracing Articles of H usehoH and Mechanical Manufacture, Ag¬ ricultural Products and Implements, Fine Arts, Livestock, Pcuitiy, ires, Minerals. Forestry an t Ladies’Needle Work. Competition ©pen to all! ‘ $2650*00 In Racing Purses. Scud to the Secietsiy for a Premium L ; st. EXCURSION RATES ON ALL RAILROADS. The Directors guarantee Amusements and Comfort for Ex¬ hibit i\s and Visitors. A. W. Walton, President. d H. Allen, Vice President. E. T McGhee, Treasurer. J. P Shanklin, Secretary. All Roads Lead to Rome. 1830 1890 Robinson & Fincher SPRING PLACE, GEORGIA ... Dealers In.... Groceriss, Frov si ms, Cot fctitioames, Cigar?, Tchaooj, Flour, Meat, Lard Sugar, Coffee, Syrup av..I A, f . t every luiag ia tho grocery lino; Queens and Till ware; Also a select Stock of NOTIONS. THE CHEAPEST HOUSE N "OWN TO BUY TIIE ABOVE MENTIONED GOODS. .... Will buy ail kinds of produce, chickens, eggs, butter, corn,..., peas and ta:yt iii:g in the produce line, and pay the HIGHEST MARKET PRICE. Call and see om- goods and get prices before you sell your produce or buy ’ our groceries ©fee. Me in street & la e e k, —DEALERS IN— Marble and Granite. MONUMENTS, HEADSTONES. TABLETS CROSSE Coping, and General Cemetery Work. Special Prices Given On Application If* West Montgomery Are. CHATTAV 'OOA, Tbnn. C. N. KING, local Agent, Spring Place, Georgia. A COTTON STRIKE E3 iilf^ 7M: !i No, Boss—I’ll work no more, ’less yon weigh your Cotton on aJONES ili'M ts 1 5-Ton Cotton Settle A ill Beam NOT CHEAPEST Box, BUT BEST. mk cl Tare ■ Beam, Wk Freight Paid.** For terms address, m JONES OF BINGHAMTON. JJINGIIAHTOK, N.Y.