North Georgia times. (Spring Place, Ga.) 1879-1891, January 22, 1891, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextO. N. KING. S. B. CARTER t North Georgia Times KItIG & CARTER PubHmicrs. THURSDAY JANUARY ‘it, 1891. Tbe official !*<»•,ter ot the County, PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, and entered in tbe l’ost Office at Spring Place Ga., aa eocand olasa matter. Tebuacnna, T*x« Jan. 12.1891— Dear Times: To an old Murray boy ir. tbe dietant west, the Times is a wel¬ come weekly visitor. The issue of •Tan 8th which has just been re ceived, is especially interesting The sad intelligence of Mr Mark Leonard's death, cal's vividly to uty mind ttio first time I ever saw him. I was then an applicant for a primary school at Ft Moun¬ tain and he was tbe second man to sign my article, (Mr C N Vance baing the first) and after this , we became warm friends. His chil¬ dren have rny warmest sympathies in this their darkest hour. And Sam‘1 Hinoher is elected Clerk? Let roe longratulrto you, old school mate, on your success¬ ful election over so many distin¬ guished opponents, all of whom are personal fiminis of mine, ud 1 over whoso succea I could as easily rejoice as I can over yours. I meet with a g ost many Geor¬ gians out here, and it is quite a pleasure to see so many of them iii prominent positions of trust. In fact, I believe it is generally conceded that Georgians rre ns current in Texas as—well, tolerable good money. Some bills are never questioned, while ottiers arc sus¬ pected ot having ihe corners oft; but you know how that is, Messrs Editors. Will you please send me the last copy cl the Times, be¬ fore Christmas? 1 I will give my old county paper an occasional letter. A. L W. Last year Georgia outstripped all her sister stales in railroad building, and the prospect ie that this yoar‘8 record will be hardly le*s remarkable. The three roads now building from Macon, the Macon and Birmingham, Macon and Atlantic and Macon and Dub Jin are all being pushed as ns the engineers and can do their work in spite of the money scarcity, and like activity is reported from other sections of the state. From Augusta comes the statement that the Augusta and West Florida road is cm its ieet again and is to be pushed to com¬ pletion.—Ex. Dr l'Auner the forty-day fister, dosen't relish having his laurels taken awry by Sncci and 1 as dial longed tho Italian to a ninety davs fast at the World's Fair or for n fast to continue from day to <hv until one or the other yields. There ooght to be a “Society for tho prevention of Cruelty to Cranks” to stop this fisting bus iness.—Ex. From Dalton Citizen. Halt road News ol Local Interest. It. is reported Ihat Muj Statilman will be elected president of the W. it A. division of tbe h & N, sys¬ tem. Mr J J Farnsworth, formerly district passenger agent of tie Louisville Southern branch of the East Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia railroad, has been pro moled to tho goner; 1 passenger agency ot the same branch with headquarters at Louisville. The Chattanooga News says; • The p opte along the line of (lie Western and Atlantic can rest easy. It is almost an assured fact that the Dalton accommodation j will ba continued on its schedule. La°t year it paid 2 cents a mile more for every mile traveled TlaYCBlBl «»j i. v it V than t any j other train on the Western and Atlantic. It pays well, and Miss ‘Ellen N.’ likes a paying thing about as well as the rest, of as.” The Nashvile, Chattancoga and St Louis company has commenced improvements on the Western and’ Atlantic railroad. It was the in tention of the lessees to relay the’ entire route with heavy steel rails, and taht intei)ti->n Ins already been put into r p actice. The lav¬ ing of steel rails lias already com jnancad on the Atlanta end of the Jifif. A large force of hands are at work uc.l tho replacing of the iron with £t( el rails will he pushed as rapid’y RS it is possible to do it. Mis Salter, the Mayr of argom . Kansas, is now administering affairs oi that town for her second oflic'&l term. Khe is said to he a locking and aimid little woman, but it must tie considered that besides attending to her pub lie end social duties she lias done all her household work, including * the washing, ironming and cooking for a family ri five, and during I he past year she has increased I er family from five to rix—Ex , •* - -i - •Ni3f:G PUW>: Slthf l :i". 1‘rin !p:> A* ' i • ' *; .•! ... 1 :i! * .'t, / . f n.ivui Jl V, i> ; i ■ \ > . *. i: t. HOLLY CREEK RIPPLES Jan‘y 17,1*91:— Mr James M King has m trod to ibis place and will begin school soon, as the school house is com pleiod. Mr King has a ten months school, Mr L D Roberts has declined going west, and will move to Pine Chapel, Gordon county, where he expects to put his children in school. The school has begun at Teas !ey‘s with flittering prospects. Mrs Dave Johns n was buried v/h Alliance honors afte* ftinere! Tvices by £ev J H Philiipps at New Prospect Wednesday. Her little infant wasplaeed in the snme coflin upon the arm of (he rruther. Sister Johnson was a member of the Baptist ciiurch at Now F or poet, and a member of the Alli¬ ance at May Hidj—the first, death which has occurred in said alliance since its organization over two years afro. E FF 1500 Dollars worth of Cloth, ing received and must be solo by 1st. January. T. J. Ovbey. Rev Bcngamin Herndon, aged seventy seven years, and his wife aged seventy five years, died at their home near Shortervillo, Ala , on the 38th, within a few moments of each other and buried in the same grave. Tho oldest man in the world is said to live at Bogoto, Saasalvador. His ag.-is one bandied and eighty years. The recent bulletin from the census department shows the Indian population to be 2*4,704 a decrease of 105.774 since 1870 - Tiio Indian war has ended. Thera is a bride in New York who is only eleven years old. The Marietta and North Ga., railroad is on tlio eye ot going in¬ to tlie hands of n receiver. The increase of the public school fund is $370,000, and commissioner Brad well thinks that it will not. support more than a five months school. Cap! J O Wynn, of the state alii anco exchange, thinks Hut was, after all, just ss much jute used last year ns cotton bagging. “The exchange sold about 800, 000 yards of cotton bagging.” said he, “and sold a great, gea! of sugar hags, whied were in great demand as a covering J'or cotton last ‘ How much cotton do you think was covered with cotton in Georgia Irst • xeaisomebody ‘ • inquired. | Not. more in an 25 per cent of i Top, I think. About half of ,i • -op was covered with expori sugar bags and other substitutes while the remaining half was e qually divided between juto and cotton baiging. •‘Jutt sold at a lower price than cotton bagging, but the cotton bagging was used by tbe alliance men with a view to increasing the tho demand for cotton. One re a son why no more-of it was used is because the factories couldn't make the cotton bagging fist enough to supply the demand/ 1 “What do you think will be tlie principal covering next year? 1 ^ was asked. “Cotton bagging straight/’— Constitution. Many of tbe Georgia cities have the grip E. T. V & G. K’Y. TIME CARD Corrected to May 11th, ’90. Trains From_Dal:oa ■OCTBVriST No. 1. 7;36’p. m., Tor Rome, Selma, Mo¬ bile, New Orleans 1 Texas and California Nc. 3« 7:20 a. m., for same as above* No. 11. 12:44 ni ht for Rome, Atlanta, Macon, Savannah, Brunswi k and Jackson¬ ville. « No. 13. S.02 A. ji., for same as No. 11. NORTHEAST and WRgT No. 2. 3:95 p. « , for Knoxville, Bristol, Washington, Philadelphia nnd New York. No. 4. 4:02 a. it., for seme points as No. 2. No. 14. 3:30 r. m., for Chattanooga. Memphis, Littlo Rjck, Ft. Worth, Katsas City, St. Loui?, Cincinnati and Chicago, No. 12. 4:32 a. m., For same points as No 14. Through Sleepers to N*xv OrlePn?, Flor¬ ida, New Y rk, Phibn.’elph::, -. x-hirgton, Cincinrati and M * * B. W W ; . *; « rr . ' -xville, Tenn. r . C. ‘ T, ; A ; Ga» County : cto 1 y. ♦ Superior Oour: meets 3rd Monday iw Feby a ad August. IIon. T. W. JIil.vkr, Judge. Hon. A. W. Fitk Solicitor General. C. N. King, Clerk Superior Court Court of ordinary meets 1st Monday in each month* W. IT. Rams y, Ordinary, J. C. McEntibe, Sheriff. M* II. Bramblettk, lax Receiver, M. M. Welch, Tax Collector. S. M. Walls, Treasurer. M. M. Lkonard, Surveyor. W. I). Goble, Coroner. Court of County Commissioners meets on Wednesday after 1st Tuesday in each month. W. Lukfaun, Chairman—W. E. Coving¬ ton, S. A. Gregory, A. II. Weaver, J as W. MaCkky, Commissioners. JVSTICES COURT. Town District 2nd Monday. Hall Ground Dist. 3_'d Satur lay. Eighth 2nd Doolittle 4th Tenth 3rd Alaculsa 2nd Sh ick Pen 2 n d r Bull Pen 4 th r i lOUth t 1st ; County School B jard—S. II. Henry, CSC. K. W. Bukhebt, T. 1. Bryant,C. I) Gilbert, J. A.McKahy, A. T. Weayeb. VesdP- j n 1ST CONSUMPP ! It has-permanently cuiSM TnotrsAKDs of enses pronouuceu by doctors hope less. If you have premonitory symp Shhlp’ buiuc 1 ,^, dralu’dpbn^'v'.u'uM j 1 for consumption immediately. By Druggist*, 35 cents. j E^-p’/F MjR/l j» ffra EF? K Q |/ti * * ® H |,U*® |%DU Mi® j|j! ' IrjPd | SKINBLOOD » n ^ t A U ! O O • The Best Household Medicine. Once or twice each year the sys tom needs purging- of the impuri ties which clog the blood. From childhood to old age, no remedy meets all cases with the same cer tainty ° r S oocl vesults as BOTANIC 1VL00I) BALM. ..Kne y 5n' V ^« C & A a n<i’t^iSi I?" 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PRANK A. KIKR, The Famous Letters Correspondent will supply regularly from Tin* Eurot.san Outer* on iH^ttcrs of pp»*. il interest to American readers, and part alarly to the Farmers of this country ; * st idy oi Agri¬ cultural and Industrial l> ,»e being the chief motive for his Trip to me Old World. HENRY M. STANLEY, The Celebrated African Explore Will he hoard from during the year i eerie* of the most interesting articles ever published. TXIOS. A. EDISON* The Great Electrician and more than One SIun«li*e*i other of the Cu © IL 0 & 9 . . . . DEALER IN .... BUGGIES, WAGONS, HAY PRESSES, FARMING IMPL1MENTS and GUANO. CLEVELAND. TENNESSEE. J L . F I N CHER . Tilton, 00:00 Georgia. * I) e a l c r I n CU-noral merchandise and country produce. 1891 1891 Robinson & Fincher ?• STRING PLACE, CEO RSI A .... Dkaleks In.... Groceries, Prev sinus,' Co, fo< tioreries, C gars, Tubacos, Flour, Meat, Lard. Sugar, Co*»«, S.yruii ar.d in fact everything in tho grocery line; Queue ;« B d Tin waroj Alio aaOoot Stuck of NOTIONS. THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN TOWN TO BUY THE ABOYE.MENTIONBB GOODS. ... .Will buy all kinds of produce, chickens, eggs, butter, oern 1* • peas and anyt ling in the produce !i.»e. and pay the HIGHEST MARKET PRICE. (’all and see our goods au.1 get prices before you so]] your prodaee or buy *cur groceries &c. II©311 street & Leek 9 -D KALE ItS IN— Marble and Granite. MONUMENTS, HEADSTONES TABLETS GROSSES Coping, and Gsneral CeiuetQry Work. Special Prices Giyk.v On Application ’ 19 W est Moiito-omtTy Avu. ClUTTA-V 'OOA. Tfisi*. C. N. KING, Local Agent, Spiiog Place, Metropolitan Hotel, Allanta. Georgia, Fifty yards irora Union Passenger Depot. C irnor of Alabama <& PryorStrsets. ■Hates Reasonable. P- KEITH, - - Proprietor. [Late of Cannon House.] J* J. Bates, ATTORK EY.AT LAW. Spriso Placr, Oforgu. 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