North Georgia times. (Spring Place, Ga.) 1879-1891, October 30, 1890, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text1 Rogers s Mambright, CLEVELAND, TENN, Auction Bargains In Men's Clothing, Shoes and Hats, We will sell you Clothing, Hat and Shoes Cheaper than auy Houso in Cleveland - Don't fail to give u - i a call as it is a pleasure to show our goods. Rogers & Hambright, Cleveland, Tennessee. R M Herron is pleased to nonnee to his old customers, and and to the new ones that he is sure to have—that he has purchased the largest and best selected stock cf Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, for this fall and winters trade, that has ever be' n seen in Dalton - . He especially wish es to call attention to his stock of Dress goods and trimmings, which is the finest, most stylish and taete ful that could be found in the Eastern market. He desires also to call the attention of the Ladies of Murray to the fact that he has secured the services of Miss Nora Love, as saleswoman. The expe¬ rience and taste of Miss Love is well known to many in the sur¬ rounding country. She will be on hand to aid the Ladies in selecting dresses and trimmings to match, to make combinations of goods and colors to a charming effect &c &c. Call and see for yourselves. Dig your potatoes if you don't want them trost bitten. Get your tall aud winter suits at Ovbev's. Miss Minnie Daly is attending the mathematical school at Sumach. For tombstones and monumental work call on C N King. The top of the Cohutta present¬ ed an icy appearance Monday morning. Dont forget the Old Reliable Hardware Store of T A & S E Ber *7* T B Camp has moved to the res¬ idence recently vacated by Col H Heartsill. Merchant Ovbey'and U S depu¬ ty marshal W W Manldin attended the Exposition last week. Bead the announcement, of James L McEntire as a candidate for Tax Collect r in this issue - Dr Hill Harns left for Atlanta this week where he will attend Den¬ tal college for two or three months. Rev Sam Osborn, of Gilrapv count.y, has been called to supply Mt Pisgah church during the en¬ suing year. Mr Cft'ter of the Times and his little daughter, Minnie, attended the Exposition last week and report a pleasant visit. - - The Quarterly meeting of the M E Church South, held forth m town Saturday and Sunday. There were several received into the church on Sunday night. Mr Bass accomnanied the presiding elder from Dalton, and gave us an in¬ teresting talk ou Sunday. Mr D M Durham, mail contract¬ or from Calhoun to Carters in this county, was spending the night tbe24thatMr J H Tankerslev's and after eupoer, while picking his teeth, got out of one of bis jaw teeth a piece of a minuie bail the size of a wheat grain - Mr Durham received a wound in the battle Atlanta, July 22nd 1P84 and the piece of lead abovo mentioned n part of the bullet which wounded him. Mr Durham is a candidate ior Tax collector in Gord n connfy. B. F. C. Lougbridge of Mur ray county has recently been visitiag friend- in Eliijay. Lougbridge we understand is making the race for Tax oieceiv 6 - of Mur ay county and he is a nice man and a man well qualified for the sition. We wish him success, JKllijay Courier. CJeorge T. Mall & Rro. CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE. Whole Sale and Retail Dealers In all kinds Family Groceries. Bacon, Flour, Sack Salt <fcc. ^pField Seed of all kinds a Specialty. Col. Trammell Starr, left Monday morning for Maeorn » here he will attend the anmi ai meeting of the Geoigia Lodge of F. & A. M. lie will also have the pleasure of at¬ tending the State Fair, and At¬ lanta Exposition while away. Herron carries the best stock and caps in the market, The test and cheapest jeans and are to be found at Her ron's, Dalton Go. Mr. R. A. Vining and his Miss Minnie, accom¬ panied the corpse of Mr. G, W. Cleveland from Huntsville Ala., to Spring Place on last Saturday. They returned home on Mon ilay. — —— — ♦ - -»■ If you want reliable shoes, such as Zeigler's, Bay State or Stiibley's, go to Herron's, D ilton Ga. Men and women who want comfort in the way of good un¬ der-wear, can find the best Q tocl^ at Herron’s, Dalton Ga. Died. Mr William Howard of "VAuell Station, died on last Wednesday, of dropsy, and was buiied at the Spriug Place grave yard on Satui day. Mr Howard was a citizen of this county lor a number of years previous to the time he moved lo Whitfield. Ho had been afflicted for several years, and bore his tut* ferings with patience and before bidding his loved ones a last fare¬ well, gave them testimonies of bis acceptance with the Father, and th-1 all wis well for the futuie. T A & S E Berry have on hand and will keep in stock, a first class lir e of stoves. Call and see them before purchasing elsewhere. Of course I got my suit at Ov bey's, no belter goods can be had in the market Mr. G. W. Cleveland is Dead. Ou Friday of last week Mr. G. W, Cleveland, b other of Mrs, Monroe McGhee of our town, died at his sister’s Mrs. R. A. Vicing, at Huntsville Alabama. Ills remains were shipped to Spriug Place for burial and were consigned to their last resting place in Ma¬ sonic honors by the Spring Place lodge, on Saturday after noon. Mr. Cleveland had been in Montana Territory, engaged in mining tor over thirty years. He came to visit his relatives here and to benefit the condi¬ tion ofbi3 health, Lst winter. He went from here to Hot Springs, and intended to return from there to Montana, but his health growing worse, he re¬ turned to his sister’s at Hunts j ville, and remained there tdl his death. Mr. Cleveland had a considerable estate in Mon tana, consisting of mining lands and mouey. He professed religion at Pleas & n t Valley church in this eoun ty when a boy and joined the church at Zion Hill immediate* ly after. W hen asked of his future prospects just before his deaih, he answered “All is well.” Which answer should ke a consoling thought to his rehqjvt ?. Public Notice. the • All members ot Executive Committee authorized by the Rome convention that iuated Dr- Felton lor are requested to meet at Spring Piaieou Saturday, November 1st. \V. C, Tilton, Chm. Ex. Com. We are bound to lead the market on Clothing this season. We have received and are re¬ ceiving the largest line of Clothing .ever brought to Spriug Place. We have culled the market ior best goods that could be had, and buying in large quantities, enables us to at Rock Bottom piices. T. J. Ovbey - By George! 1 hat's a pretty suit got it at 07beys. When you are in Dalton dont that L Bucholz keeps the standard confectionaries and is ready tc wait on the Murray A good square meal will be for only 25 cents. Re Mr Buck, first door below & Bryant’s drug si ore. HOLLY CREEK RIPPLES The continued rain last week caused somewhat of an over¬ flow - on the low lauds ot (Jontia sauga and Holly creek. Do - ,on know - what is the matter with the mail seiv'ce, that a communication can’t pass tiom Tilton to Spring Place? Rev J II Phillips is worse again—confined to his room — though he was able to sit up iu bed early yesterday morning long enough to officiate in a marriage ceremony; the con¬ tracting parties aie: V. w. Bright and Miss Josie Ellis Hope the Times will extend hea T fcy congratulations. The funerals of Mr T. J. Bnndleand infant child were preached at New Prospect v ester day by Rev B F Bright. A large ?nd appreciative 1U1 — dience attended th6 services. Rev I E Wofford has been re-elected to th-; pastorate at New Prospect, which he has accepted. North Quite a cool, brisk wind lias been sweeping this way since early yeste'day morning. Rev B F Bright has been called for the ensuing year to the following churches: Pleas¬ ant Hill and Blue Springs, Gordon County; New Hope, Murray county, and Swamp Creek of Whit field. Will say just here that pas torial duties at Blue Springs forbade his being present at the session of Murray County sing¬ ing cunvention at Casey Springs and although that body by resolutions^ sharply c - iticised his absence, yet we do not believe there is any one mo:e in hearty sympathy with the institution than he, Eff. T. J. Ovbey will sell you Clothing as cheap as it can be bought in Ga. I am now receiving a line of imported dress goods and invite the ladies to examine before dealing elsewhere Ovbey. I have enlarged my store ioodi which enables me to carry a ger line of general than ever before. T J Ovbey. ■ The great Texas State Fair is in progress and will continue till Nov 2nd The N c & St L R’y will sell ' tick ets np lo the 2 8 at one taie ;ronnd trip# Good t0 retnrn on or befote N , >v 5 p 6r further infer •mation address *Y T Rogers T P A Chattanooga Tenn. We sell the Spence; - 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 Store, Dalton Ga. We have replenished our stock o ladies hats trimmings &c in the latest designes and know no better way of advertising than to ask the to call am; examino for them Our prices are reasonable New York Store ADMINISTRATRIX SATE. By virtue of an order from the Court of Ordinary of Murray ceunty Ga. will be sold, on tile 1st Tuesday in December 1890 at the Court House door lu said county, between the legal hours of sale, one store house and lot in the Town of Spring Place, lying west of ths Court house square, and known as the “Keister drug store property” sold as the property of E. II. L. Keister, deo. Terms cash. Oct. 29th 1890. M V lUts, Ad .-x. E II L Koistor deed. NOV. SHERIFF’S SATES. Static of Georgia Mvrrat Count. Will be sold before the court house door in tho town of Spring Place, to the highest bidder at pub¬ lic out ciy between tho legal hours of sale on the 1st Tuesday in Nov. next, the following described prop¬ erty to wit; East half of lot of land No 243, and 43 acres in the S E corner of lot No, 12(1, all in the flth Dist, and 3rd Sect, o* Murray county, being one hundred and twenty acres more or less, Dv virtue of a fi fa from the Superior court of said caunty, in favor of The Ameri¬ can Mortgage Company, ngninst C M An¬ derson, Property in posossion of defeudant. Also at tho same time and place, 313 acres of land, more or less, in tho Ninth District and 3rd Section of Murray ceunty On, Being all of lots Nos, 261, 262 and 279, excepting fifty four acres of the north part of lot 2CI, forty eight acres of the west side of 279 and seventy one acres off the East side of lot No 262, Levied on as tile property of Mary J, C, Oatis by virtue of a f i fa from Murray Superior Court iu favor of E w Bemhor , T J Ovbey and A Bishop a gainst said M J C Oatis. This Oct lat 1890 J C McEntire Sheriff m r h A - Commercial College KAWIKS??: Cheapest & Best Business College in the World. Bl ghwi n»K®Pj»nd Ba«U* M^Bduc.tloi!” Gold Medal To.OOoVr.duM*. overall other Colleges^** e<menU lo Buiinew. 100# Studente >hru»U/> 18 Teacher* employ¬ ed. tionerr, Coot and of Board, Foil BuHlneM about $00. Conr*©» Short-Hand, tncladipgTuttloB.au- Type-Writ In* *ad Tele*r»pby ■peolalttec. No Yoaotlon. inter now. Graduates raoetaafal. Thta cltv la beautiful aud healthful. For oironlara addreea Wilbur M. Smith. Lexington* Ky. •tfaniien Mia paptr. 9 Blood Purifie: Cures Beils, Old Sores. Scrofulous and Dicers, all ulous Sores. Scrofulous Humor diseases. Primary. Secondary Ulcerous and Sores, Tertiary ta(;eous Blood Poison, Blotches, Pustules, the Scalp, Salt Rheum, Rheumatism, Constitutional Blood Poison, Mcf» curial Rheumatism, Diseases of the Bones, Gen¬ eral Debilitynndall diseases arising from impure Blood or Hereditary Taint. Remedy Solifby retail drug ’“sts, $1 per bottle. Roy Co., Atlanta, Ga. F. L. Keith, i Dealer In ) Whiskies, Brandies^ f ad WIITF1S, for Sacramental purposes. 103 East Elglitli Si Street, Chattanooga, Tenn. When yon want ^ure whiskies, call or or send to mh, I will guar¬ antee i iy goods to be as represented. My corn whiskey is the best in this narket. I invite my old Mnrraj county frieuds to call and see mo Let c*8h accompany or der, ' 4 15-ly v IV e w York New Goods, Latest Millinery and Fancy Goods! Notions Ladise of Murray county call and examine our nicel Rats, Bonnets, &c. Dalton Ga. Harris & R a WoODLAWN, -OO.’OO- -{ DEALERS IN General Merchandise and Country Produce. NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS IN Millinery LATEST Just Received NOVELTIES at the Mlllnerj IN €*- FASHION Store © of o t J. & J. B. GRAVES, No. 85, Hamilton Street,.! Dalton, Georgia. A new and olegantnasortmentof Milinery ami Straw Ooo^.flonsistlng of Straw Bonnetsalid Ladies’ a-d Children’s Hats [trimmed and untrimmed] Nook and Saab Ribbons, Vilvet Ribbons, Neck Ties, Bonnet Silks, Satins Velvets and Crapea, Flowers, Feathers,Ornaments Ac. Our goods were bought of the largestand bestimporting Housesin Balti¬ more and New Torn, and will bo sold at very low prices for cash. 1890. T. J. OT BE ^ Spring Peace, G Clothing! Clothing! jCIothj I have ou hand, and will keep the best’line ox made clothing, on the market. gWAlso a full stock of Dry goods, Hats, C» ware, Groceries’efec., and will sell at low pi'icq Spectacles For Sale ByA Dr, John F. Spring Place, Geo —Dealer In— . ...Diugs, Medicine, Chemicals,.... Fancy and Toilet Articles, Spunges, Brushes,'Perfumeiy Keeps also a full line of Tobacco, Cigars. Stationary, Paints,§Oils, Varnishes'<fec. A choice^select ion of family Groceries, cheap for cash. W. J. JOHN SOW, DEALER IN )• Groceries, Provisions, Confectionery, Ci¬ gars, Hats, Etc. SPRING PLACE, GEORGIA The best East Tennessee Flour, Bacon, Lard, Sugar, Coflee New Orleans Syrup, Lenoii’s Factory Thread and a select stock of Summer Hats ot the latest styles, all of which will be sold at Rock bottom prices for cash or barter. jm J . L. TAPP 0..v‘ ) ♦ i iy --DEALER IN--- i .Diamonds, Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver-Ware Wedding P.esents, Christmas Presents and for the Old and the Young. LATENT mm>\ Vvvi - ' P 'H MYOPIA, HYPERMETKOPIA, PRESBYOPIA, '&■ ASTIGMTISM, ' . ft?, Or any defect in vision that can be remedied by refiact ive power, accurately and skillfully corrected. Call at J . L . TAPP’S Jewelry Store, next door to Lovenr. ak ' mm No charge for testing the eyes.