North Georgia times. (Spring Place, Ga.) 1879-1891, January 22, 1891, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMosers I Hambiiglit 3 CLEVELAND, TENN Auction Bargains Xr Men's Clothing, Shots and Hats, We will Bell you Clothing, Hats and Shoes Cheaper than any House in Cleveland - Don’t fail to give us a call as it is a pleasure to show cur goods. Rogers & Ham bright, Cleveland, Tennessee Spring Place has two flouiishing Sunday schools. J LCole visited his brother, Jeff Cole, in Giltner county this week. Dont forgot the Old Peliable Hardware Store of T A &. S K Ber r y. Guess who take a cat, with him to set birds when lie goes hunting? I I propose to suit the old. young and csiiddleaged in shoes, Ovbey The roads between Spring Place and Dal ten are getting consider¬ ably cut up For tombstones and uicnnsnental work calt on C N King. 1 Judge J D Temple is improving his hotel by building a two slory veranda on Hie front. Get your fall a ad winter suit at Ovbevbs. Mr Homy Pincher. of near town, in making arrangements to go to Texas—Thinks he will get off about the 15th of February. Fllijay has a spoka factory in operation with a capaoity of 25,000 spokes daily. -»-•-« Mr William M Morgan, of this county, has received an appoint¬ ment ns U. S. Store Keeper, and has been consigned to Rising Fawn, Dade county. T. J. Ovbey will sell yen clothing as cheap as it can be bought in Ga. Mrs G. A, Stvawn, who lifts been very sick for sevei al days, we are glad to lean, is improving. The contract has been let for erecting a now court house in Dal¬ ton, which is to bo a handsome building after modern plans. It is to co t about 828 200 We omitted in oar last issue giving o. c-nrt of the election re turns which by rrquest, we give below: Iton. (Fool) Dan Dunn of the Tenth District received for the office of Coroner a total of three (3) votes; for which Dan leels complimented and desires to return thanks to his friends. NOTICE AH parties who are indebted to roe by note or account will please make setlement by the 15th of January oi your acconnts will be placed in tlie hands of an attorney for collection. T. J. OVBKY. James A Dickson, county Treasurer, has taken Iho oath of offica and entered upon his du ties. He received from former Treasurer $3 427 27, which shows that the llice la in a healthy coc" dition at tho beginning of the new year. ----- Sam Wood) who has been visit¬ ing relatives at Hassler M'H 9 for several weeks, took bis departure for bis home in Mexico, cn Tues* day Mrs J B Johnson, who has oiently managed the postoffice at Calhoun, has been displaced by a roale subject who is supposed to fit fhe character of sycophants -re¬ quired bv the Farrison adminis¬ tration. He is so repnenant, how¬ ever, to the community, that an united effort is being made to prevent his commission.—Dalton Argns. The price of cotton is quoted to have advanced from 30 to 49 points since the 5th of January. We advise those who are not abls to hold their cotton to sell now, as tho market will in all probability, not be belter in 3cme time: Confederates, The annual meeting of John B. Gordon Camp of Confederate Vet' ernns will bo held at tho court house in Spring Place on Baku day the 24th inst at 11 o’clock a, tu Officers for the ensuing year will be elected. Let every attend, and ail confederates who are not members are cordially ill' riled. Jan 19th 1893. J. A. McKamy, Ada] and Sec. If there is one abominable law in Georgia, it is the divorce law. At least seven-eights ot it should be repealed. It it were generally understood when the marriage contract, is bemg made that it is an obligation for life, there would be more serious meditation on the congeniality ot contracting parties, and tho real object for the nnion would be more seriously contcm plated. The state of South Caro¬ lina has no divorce law in her stat¬ ute books I have enlarged my store room which enables me to carry a lar¬ ger line of general merchandise than ever before. T J Ovbey. Mr S. II. Fincher look (he oath of office on Tuesday end entered his duties as clerk of the superior conrt. Sam is a young man of line worlh and will make an efficient officer I nm now receiving a complete lino of imported dress-goods and invito the ladies to examine them before dealing elsewhere Ovbey. Messrs T. A. & S. E Berry of Dalton, On., have rrte-red into ft copai tai-rship with Dr Blossar for the mannfreture of his great rem erly for catarrh, which is a perma¬ nent cure for Catarrh, Bronchi tis, Colds &o. It b very pleasant to use, not being a snuff or douche or anything of that kind. A trial sample will be mailed bee to .'.ny applicant. Address Dr J. w. Blossar & Co., Dalton, Ga. Below we give a list ot’ the Traverse jurymen who were drawn to serve at the Februa¬ ry Term of Murray Superior court 1891: Sam II. Henry Solomon B. Mat tin Thomas J. Bryant Columbus M. Anderson. John R. Leona d , Joseph < ’. Linn j David M. Pedon John II. Whittle John D. Carnes Robert R. Baber Joseph R. Mathis Elisha B. Warmack William L. Waterhouse Russell T. Bond Moses W. Williams Thomas M. Winkler Thomas C. Hill John H. Graves James W. Ridlev William II. Whittle Wm. D. Douglas James M. Campbell John A Beaver Oliver M. Barton John II. Tankersley Edga r Jackson Joseph N. Welch James F. Smith Wm. J. Ilogan Anderson Miller James C. Ellis James W. Learn on Loranzo D. Covington Francis M. Jones Joseph B. Cor Jonas Dunn, » ft T. Hall & Hr©. CLEVELAND TENNESSEE. Wqole Sale and Retail Dealers In all kinds Family Groceries. Bacon, Flour, Sack Sait <fcc. gpField Seed of all kinds a Specialty. Send tlie Times t no local ol your settlement A fence around the court TO y 10 Ike apperanec *3 Send your Children to school in Spring Place The Civil docket of Murray superior court is lighter for the Feb Term than it has been for several years Yo .1 IpH To subscribe lor tilt TIMfcS. Of course 1 got my suit at Ov bey‘s, no bo’.lor gouils can be had in the market. T A & S £ Berry have on band and will keep in stock, a first class lir e of stoves. Call and set) them before piuchasing elsewhere. Strayed. A large cow with high horns, about 9 years old whit * back, black aided; branded Z on rach hip. and S on right jaw. S has grown nearly straight, marked—split in the right, and two maker Lils in the left ear. Wouhl calve about 29t,h Dec, ‘90—any information will be greatly aj premia toil. J. N IlAYbE, Loughridge G.r. Ovbey is leading in clothing, JOB PRINTING. Whan you need anything in this lino, send your ciders ('■ ftJcNoJly A Hearts!!!, Cleveland, Tennessee. They will do yon right. All work done promptly. tknd for prices &c MONEY TO LOAN, on real ostoto, in amounts not Jess than §300, cheaper tinin o«n be got at home. Apply through C. N. King. Wo are bound to lend the market on Clothing this season. We have received and arc re y'V'fS tl ‘° W * ? r t 'r J Clot fang ‘.ver brought to Spring Place. Vv e have culled the nnuket lor best goods that could be had, and buying in large quantities, enables us to sell at Rock Bottom p ices. T. J. Ovbey p.y CjeorgfJ that's a pretty suit —Yes, got it at Ovbey’s. When yon are in Dalton d< nt lorgcl that L Bucholz keeps the Gib standftid confectionaries and is always ready to wait on the !uurvnj boys. A good sqanre rntu! will he furnished for only 25 cents. Re¬ member Mr lyiick, first door below Trevitte & Bryunt’n di ng aiore. .: >..- :1: -..'v‘_ MERICAN M. ‘21,, SGI-ENWIG ‘ .5. ‘v“*.'&?;'~';:'«:’~§‘$’.‘.‘E’&ék‘Sﬂﬁurﬁﬁﬁ$1Fb'éﬁg “ ~‘~" "Mm": M] n v; " ‘. WT"! ' 1 -“ v : the 0mm and most popular scientiﬁc nsd 1 ls mocmmicnl pnvcl‘ publish“; and has the lame.“ ‘ cirnuluﬂon of any paper of xts cl_nss in the worm,» * ‘ Fully ilhwh-umd. Best class M Wood Enurav ings. Pnhlished weeklr. Sand for trjnl, specimen 51. ‘ copv. Price $3 0. year. ‘mn' montlxa’ N.\‘. \ MUNN a (70.. L’Unusnmw. 3m Broadway, A Edition of Scientiﬁc American. 3 A meat succosn. Each issue conmms co‘nrod luhmzmvmc plates of country nml city resldun cna or public bulldlmzs. Numerous engravings u! uul fun plans mu] specmcations fur the use $10le contemplate hgndmgz. I'ricn $2.50 a your, ms. acopy. MURN A: 60., Punmmms. z 3?: ' 2'!“ mayhomcnh 31w” , 1‘?“ ‘ ‘ rd by PNN :..~ “i 3;; ing to ‘ «3' who »"I-'-‘ ' if, A h (‘u., had ‘ huvn nmr ,5 ‘5 .sn yvnm’ oxpgrmucn um! have mndn over “.41“: 100.4“) applications for Amerwm um! FM emu pnmmw. ﬁnnd fur Handbook. curren pundence strictly conﬁdential. TRADE MARKS. Pnh In can your mar}; 1.: not mustered in the em 0mm». apply to MUNN & Cu.. handbook. and prom immediate promotion. Semi for COPYRIGHTH for books. charts. maps ate“ quickly procured. Address DlUPéN Ga (30,, Patent S-nlioﬂofl. sznxmn 01mm: an BROADWAY. R. 11 'MST DRoin.-. ROM BITTERS . rs«as«s»Bsff-» liastr- “1“7‘1 - can bo rnwio In six months esliini; TUtliSON’S MAPS & CHARTS For S6 page catalogue, ftce, address, JS. C. GUiJflSON, Cincinnati, O., >T. Y. City, Jwlwosynie, W., Otast,, Neb. ?a-msmé Icompuny’s We sell the Spencer Optical Spectacles and eye They arc very fine ; gla8ses aU( ] you should tr before purchasing else i 'where. S. J. McKniglits New Drug Stor.-, Daltou Ga. EXECUTORS NOTICE. Georgia Murray County M. M. Bates Executor of tho Estate of G. C. McLain deed., represents to tho Court in bis petition duly that he has fully »-d miv.isto.ed said D 0 M rLain’s estate. This is therefore to cite mil persons concerned, he rs and creditors to show cause if any they can, why said Executor should not be dis- I charged from his Executorship and receive letters of dismission on the 1st Monday in March 1S91. This Deo 3d 1890. W. IT. Ramsf.y, Ordinary. ADMINISTRATOR'S* NOTICE. Gwop.gta Murray County. Whereas C N King Admr of D L Fettitt j represents to tho coU' t in his petition duly filed, t h t be has fully administered said eptite. This is therefore to cite nil persons concerned, heir * and creditors to show enu^e if ay they can, why said Admr. should not be discharged rom his administration and receive letters of dismission on tho 1st. Monday March 1 SOI. \V. H. Ramsby, Ordiua ry. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Georgir.. Murray County W he re as C N King Admr. of K inbeth Mauldin, represents to the Court in his pe¬ tition duly filed that ho has fully ndminis * red said Estate. This ’’a to eitoall persons co cettiod, heirs and creditors to show cause if any thoy eat why said Admr. should not be discharged fro c hi? admiuistrntion and receive letters of dismission on tho 1st Mon¬ day iu M. rch 1891. W. ti. Ramsey, Ordinary. FEBRUARY SHERIFF'S SAULS*. Statk op Georgia Murray coubty. Will be sold before the Court House d or in the town of Spring Place Ga. to the highest bidder at public outcry between the legal hours o>f sa’o on the first Tuesday in Febru¬ ary next the following p operty towit: 0no bL/ok maro, with blaze face, ten years old, ar d ci.e black horse three years old. Levi *d on as tho property of J. W. Paper by virtuo of a*mortgage ti fa f oni Murray Superior court in favor of John Silvers Sr. against J IV Rnpcr. This Dec 30th 1890. Ala© at tho same time and place, two ten lbs undivided interest* in the north h a IF o lot of land JJo in the 9rh Dist and 3d section of said county. Levied on as tho prope rty of A G and D M Yining—one tenth as tho property of each by virtuo of a S fu from the county court of Murray county iu favor of Clayton Webb vs. A G and I) M Vi ’j,mua. 7 th 8 »,ai8'ft. John C. McEntip.e, Sheriff. --— I IRON < FENCES & ==ss [improvedI ResidGwce, Church, Cemetery. & b Roof Cresting, ditching Posts. HU 1 LINTELS. Iron Verandas. 'ail Cells AND GASE& Saw Mills and I n r Machinery, Write (or Prlcet. T MANLY MANUFACTURING CO., DALTON, GEORGIA, Be sure you mention this paper. ffl laov’s > a ^ Blood Purifier Cures Boils, Old Sores, Scrofulous tricers. Scrof¬ ulous Sores, Scrofulous Humor and all scrofulous diseases. Primary, Secondary and Tertiary diseases Coti- of tageous Blood poison, Ulcerous Sores, the Scalp, Salt Rheum, Blotches, pustules. Pimp¬ les, Itch, 1 Tetter, Ring- worms, Scald-Head, Eczema* Rheumatism, Constitutional Blood poison, Mer¬ curial Rheumatism, Disease. - , of the Bones, Gen¬ eral Debility and all diseases arising from impure Blood or Hereditary Taint. Sold by retail drug¬ gists. $1 per bottle, koy Remedy Co., Atlanta, •onpipaui n( a.tn^p ip iq Pi°3 po<)3 d oa; 8 piH) 'tioj ojno iji» }1 sun.hxnr mom s'iMmouu Xj.i, ’AJ!i!q3ir nuouaS s> 1 ! noi Salmon ioj poo8 au«.u 'mo ujoa: u xi 1f oro v riiov HL>v>ti aaox Ma T iy t’ersons ho’.tschola Are broken do st) from ovsiwOTk or cares Jlro’Vi i’a I ton Hitters rebuikj* tho • /stjrn. aids digestion, removes cx aessofbile, rud cures malaria. Get the gcnuiQti. JV e w Y © pi Store. Sew Goods, Latest Styles, ! Millinery and Fancy Goods! Notions and Trimmings! Ladiso of Murray county call aad examine our uirely selected deeds Hats, Bonnets, &e. Da'ten Ga. 4-18-ly NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS IN Goods. * f LATEST NOVELTIES IN FASHION! Just Received at the Milliter} Store of J. & J. B. GRAVES, No. 85, Hamilton Street, Dalton, Georgia. A new and elegan t apartment of Milinery and Straw Goe^s .consisting of 8 trail Bonnets and Ladics'a^d Children’s Hats [trimmed find untrimmed] Neck and Sash Ribbons, Vilvet llibbons, Neck Ties, Bonnot Silks, Satins, Velvets and Crapes, Flowers, Feathers,Ornaments £c. Our goods were bought of the largestaiid best importing Houses in Balti¬ more and New Yotk, and will bo sold at very low prices for cash. 1891. 1891. © el*" ® © V II E T, Spring Brack, Georgia Clothing! Clothing! Clothing'!! I have on hand, and will keep the best line of Gents ready¬ made clothing, on the market. pyvHso a lull stock of Dry-goods, Hats, Caps, Shoes, Hard¬ ware, Groceries etc., and will sell at low juices, for cash. rrtr Spectacles For Sale By Dr, John F. Harris, Spring Place Georgia. —Dealer In— ....Drugs, Medicine, Chemicals, Fancy and Toilet Articles, Spunges, Brushes, Perfumeiy Ac. Kceps alao a tulljm of Tobacco, Cigars. Stationary, Paints, Oils, Varnishes tfec. * A choice selection of family Groceries, cheap for cash. W. J J®M SON DEALER IN }■ Groceries, Provisions, Confectionery, Ci¬ gars, Hats, Etc. SPRING PLACE, fit) GEORGIA The best East Tennessee Flour, Bacon, Lard, Sugar, Coffee New Orleans Syrup, Lenoh’s Factory Thread and a select stock of Summer Hats of the latest styles, all of which will be sold at Rock bottom prices for cash or barter. % I J • TAPP ---DEALER IN-- Diamonds, Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver-wan^ Wedding P.eseuts, Christmas Presents and PresetiU for the Old and the Young. PATENT ^LBVER. , 3£ <f MYOPIA. IIY PERMETROPIA, PRESBYOPIA, ASTIGMTJiU, Or any den ct in vision that can be remedied by lefract ive power, acctrately and skillfully corrected. Call at i J . L . TAPP’S Jewelry St<>r n , r.ext door to Lovemtrft ' - No charge for sling the i a t yes. BOOK-KiEPiHQ, SIJ3RT-JAKD, T. PE?i83Aftov.« 1.10. .. / ( . 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