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,C. N. KING S. B. CARTKR
North Georgia Times
KING Si CARTES Pub I l»n era.
THURSDAY MARCH 19, 1891.
The Official Paper of the Comity.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY,
and nateied la the Poit Offlee at Sprinj Place
9a., ae eeeond elaai metier.
Brick piasous’are out on a
strike at Mobile, Ala.
England is reported as having
been dry lor the past five weeks..
The States are beginning to pre
pai e for the Woi Id's fair at Chica¬
go in 1893.
W L High, banker of Madison
Ga., failed on the 13th. His ha
Mlitics are about $ 1 , 000 , 000 ,
The presidential campaign lor
1892 Seems to be binging on Har¬
rison again am )ng the republicans.
Jay Gould was fined $250. a fow
days since in New Yoik lor not o
beying a summons to attend a Jus¬
tice's court.
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The Tennessee hospital for the
insane at Nashville was burned on
last Friday apd 50Q mad lunatics
were turned loose on the people.
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Mr. Henry Lamar and Miss Louise
Connelly of Augusta, while out
boating near that city on the 11 th
were drowned.
Euglaml lias the labor troub¬
les as well as the United States
and as here, the laborers gen¬
erally whip the fight.
j B Glover, receiver ol the Ma¬
rietta and North Georgia road, has
sectored a new force of hands in
lien of those tb it were out on a
strike and put tho road into opera¬
tion again.
\V. J. Cowar, ex-collector
and sheriff, ot Mat ion county,
Miss., lias absconded with $2,
000 ot the state’s funds.
If you are goiqg west or
south west and want Cheap
Tickets ami Quick Time ad
dress or ’onu otl'W. E Sutton
or J. L Smith general emigrant
ticket agents Daltou Ga.
Six men were killed at a
ball-room at a little town ut
Kentucky on the night of the
13;h. Red eye the principal
actor.
The Standard Oil Company’s
plant in Brunswick G«-, was
burned on last Sunday. Loss
$5,000; no insurance.
Commissioner Nisbet of the
agricultural department says
that he has never seen the crop
so backward as at the present.
On Wednesday of last week the
Illinois legislature cast the 154th
ballot for United States Senator
and John M Palmer was the man.
und (hero was great rejoicing a
moni; the democrats. Still the
democratic majority incieases.
The State railroad commission
on 14th decided to allow the Wes¬
tern & Atlantic road to return to
the old 3 cents a mile rate for pass¬
engers. go when we go to Atlanta
after March 14th when tho rate
went into effect, we will pay $3.
instead of $2 25.
The Monroe High School
building at Mornoe, N. C.,
was burned pn the 4tb., and
two young men lost their lives
in the flumes. Loss of the
building and furn.ture about
$15,000.
Te.vchkr‘8 Association.
The Georgia Teacher's Associa¬
tion will met.t in Brunswick Geor¬
gia on April 2?th and continue till
May 1st. One lare rale for round
trip on lailroads will be given.
Ticket- will be sold April 26th and
29th and limited to a continuous
passage in each diiection, with ex¬
treme limit May 5th. Two steam¬
er excursions have been arranged,
—one to St. Simon's Beach, the
other to Cumberland bland. A
grand and profitable meeting is an¬
ticipated by the teachers.
1891. •UY
Bargains O
WATCH CASES
IN
Clocks,
Watches It than Is better to CHEAT to SERVE It. the public
Wit Is better to make a FRIEND el
and a customer than a VICTIM.
It Is barter to HELP one’s patrons
than to HURT them.
WWhat Is fair and Just to the CON¬
Jewelry SUMER Is best In the long run
for the STOREKEEPER,
e ar*THlS 8TORE IS RUN ON THEM
PRINCIPLES.
PATTIYT
IWWf
Old Men Ride Twenty miles
To have their eyes tested, defects corrected, and to be
suited in Glasses, by>
J.L..TAPP,
Jeweler and Optician,
Dalton Ga,
The eighteenth Annual conven¬
tion of the Georgia State Sunday
School Association will be held at
Columbus, Ga., Tuesday, Wednes¬
day and Thursday April 21st 22nd
^3rd 1891. Representatives from
Sunday Schools of all denomina¬
tions are earnestly requeued to be
present. Our schools should be
represented. Send name of your
delegates to W R Bedell, Columbus
Ga., that they may be provided
with accommodations when they
arrive. Reduced rates will be giv¬
en ou the railr tails.
A handsome suit at $0-50.
A very nobby suit at $8.50.
A very fiue suit at $10.00.
An extra fine Imported suit
$11.50
Bulfr dog jeans pants best
goods 'at $1.00 pr.
Handsome check and plad
pants ait $1.00 pr; 12 oz,
skin pants at $1.00 a pair.
Satinet and Caahmer pants
from $1.00 to $5 00 a pair
Baltimore Clothing Co.
To Buir. 1 ) thk Augusta and
Chattanooga.
An Athens special to
Constitution^ March 11, says:
Today a large number of cap¬
italists organized the Piedmont
Construction Company. Colo¬
nel R. M. Mitche 1 ), ot Augusta,
was elected president, and
Congressman Allen D. Candler,
of Gainesville, was elected sec ¬
retary. The charter of the
company was accepted, and
the incorporators proceeded to
busiuess. The capital stock
will be increased to $500,09<'.
The Augusta and
road will be taken up
pushed to completion.
1 am now receiving a
line of imported dress goods and
invite the ladies to examine them
before dealing elsewhere Ovbey.
Troublk in New Orleans
Last Saturday was a day long to
be remembered by the people
the crescent cUy, New Orleans.
Eleven Italians were killed out¬
right as the suspected murderers
of chief of poliece Henneasy, on
the 12th of October, last. These
Italians were on trial and the jury
after a 24 days siege acquitted six
and brought in a mistrial as to
three, which verdict amused the
indignation of thousands of the
citizens who organized and proceed
ed to the prison and breaking their
way in, massacred eleven, as dumb
brutes at the slaughter pen. In¬
tense excitement prevails and the
worst may not be yet, 1 he Ital¬
ians throughout the United States
and Italy feel outraged and ask for
redress The Dalian government
has cabled the Un ted State * au
thorilies requesting a close inves¬
tigation of the trouble and asks
that promised comity of the U S.
be shown the natives ol that gov¬
ernment.
Hon. J. C. Clements at
Home.
Congr esiman J C Clementa was
given a grand banquet on his re
turn from cong'oas last week, by
bis friends in Rome We would
lire to add our congratulations to
Clements for tho zwalous.amnnci in
which he has guarded the ialerest
of his constituents.
While in congress he was] ever
ready t .0 prosecute the wants of
bis people at home and while the
odds were against'him, on,>ll 4 im
porlanl measures, as the Force bill
for example, come before I he house
his time and talent and ail bonora
ble means were brought into us 9 to
out ride and crush.under foot and
send out in defeat
He will resume the practice of
law at Home.
We expect to hear from the Co
lonel ip the future.
Bills introduced in the house
in the fifty first congress were
14,033, against in the fiftieth
congress 12,645, an increase of
1,379; joint resolutions 279; an
increase of 10; seuate lulls, 5 -
129, against 4,000, or an in¬
crease of 1,129; joint resolu¬
tions 169, an me ease of 24.
Bills passed by the house,
1,748, of w hich 1.513 became
laws; and by the senate, 1,305
bills, of wli’ch 673 became
laws, making the total number
of laws during the fifty—fiirst
congress 2,5 86, as against 1.-
824 in the fiftieth congress, an
increase of 362. Senate also
postponed, indefinitely. 616
senate and 18 house fulls, this
being equivalent to defeat.
During the fiftieth congress
161 Bills were vetoed. Dur¬
ing the the fifty- firot congress
14. the most important of
which were the act establish
ing the record and pension of~
J fice ot the war department and
the acts providing for public
buddings at Bar Harbor, Me.
Dallas, Tex.; Hudson, Ky.; and
Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Out ot eighteen contested
election cases, the house seated;
eight of the republican contest
rj^SUtariC
A. Unsas vacant.
All Internal Revenue special
tax stamps now in use. will be good
no'il 1 30th day of April; alter
that tame t-e tax on dealers in
manufactured tobarco has been
abol : shod t So says Gol W H John
son, collector of Ii.lernal Revenue
at Atlanta.
Many Persons
Are broken Sowd from overwork or household
rare* Bro'Vfj’s Iron Bitters
cemof rebuild!, bile tho and aid.* malaiTa. digestion, Uet the removes genuine. ex
cures
MONEY EY SAY M m IS MON¬
C S Papgle will undertake to
furnish yon snv Book or Bible
that you may want at publishers
price or less.
French lens steroscopes with views
from all parts of the world. ✓
There is no comparison in the
price of going to see the bights of
this woid and having them
brought to us.
Also agent for the Black Hawk
corn sheller.
Will be in town on public days
and will save you the expence of
a canvass if you want any goods
that he fnrnifhes.
Orders taken and satisfaction
guaranteed.
Special Notice!
Having lost by death my cele
braied Native Jack, JJaringo
Mammoth, I concluded that Mur¬
ray county should have a first c'aas
Jack. I visited the Woodward
combiDaiion snlo at Lexington Ky.,
where TOO.horses and a large num¬
ber of Jacks cere for sale, but did
not get suited. After looking over
quite a largo teritorv, I purchased
‘ GALLO’’ a thorough bred Span¬
ish Jack of the Berry and Murray
importation, sa d by many to be
tfte finest Jack of his age in Kentucky
Descript ion.
GALLO is a black Jack with
mealy points, 15 hands high, 4 years
old, remarkably large bone and
j loot and with a style of neek, head
and ear unsurpassed by any Jack in
J America. He is high lived, and as
I full of action as a trrtting horse,
Nothing but black stock can be
registered in the American Jack
register.
GALLO will make the season of
1891, at the Cohutta Stock Farm,
Dermis Murray county Ga.. at $10
for mares and $25 for Jennetts, by
insurance. Stock from a distace
kepi at reasonable rates,
iJiNNis Johnson.
F. L. Kellis,
H Dealer In }
Whiskies, Brandies, i rid
WINE**, fur Sacramental
purposes.
IO:l Mast Eighth Street,
Chattanooga Tenn.
When von want pure whiskies,
call on or send to me. i will guar¬
antee tii 3 goods to be as represent* d
Mv corn whiskey is the best
ip this market.. I invite my old
Murray county friends to cal] and
see me. Let cash accompany or¬
der. 4 lS-Iy
n n t
Bought tho Splendid
HIGH ARM
ft
18S.
SEWING MACHINE
BECAUSE IT WAS THE BEST,
“rfPlss
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«J©i i.#J
SOW THEY ill WANT II
Y or H fiopd Kucli bouutifnl work.
Kashins at Factory Pries*
tVStf MACHINE WARRANTED 108 5 YEARS.
tli'.T’i.s Wantod in Unaccnpicd Territory.
m MNSFACTDRlNfi COL
ILL.
A pamphlet of Information and ab
Ietract of the lawa, allowing How to/i
.361 Broadway*
York.
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EB. HILL HARRIS,
Dent ist.
Office over National Bank
Dalton Ga.
Teeth extracted without
pam, a specialty.
H. H. Anderson
Attorney at Law
Spring Pbaci, GI6RQU.
Prompt attention given to all le¬
gal business and tho collection of
‘claims.
CHAS. .N. KING
ATTORNEY AT LAW ,
Spring p kce, Ga.
O. N.STAIR, THAMUILL ST ARP.
Calhoun, Ga. Spring Puce,Ga
STAR It & STARR
Attorneys at Law,
Promptattention given to all legalbusinee
J. J. Bates,
ATTORNEY AT I, AW.
Spring Placr, Qporoia,
Special attention given to collec¬
tions and criminal practice
HURD & DSL ANY.
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Fine work in all
branches of PHOTOGRA¬
PHY.
Gallery two doors north o!
Dr. Main's drug store.
Remember we do not work
in a tent.
Bring this advertisement to
our gallery and get four Gem
pictures for 50 cents
Be sure to biing this card.
Ilrjp.i) & Dklany,
Dalton Ga.
If you are going to the West,
Southwest or Northwest, save
time and money By calling on
or writing to John L. Edmond
on, Dalton Ga., traveling pas
senger Agent of the “Old Re
liable’' W. & A. R. R. Sp e
cial accommodations tor Texas
and Arkansas travel
CHEAPEST FROM MAKER
Manly Manf’g Co.,
DALTON, GEORGIA.
IRON RAILINGS, GATES,
POSTS, CRESTIN6S.
JAILS, ROOFS, STAIRS.
Cast Columns,
Lintels, Sills, etc.
SAW MILLS IMPROVEMENTS. ALL LATEST
UB BEST IN THE
HEW SOOTH
WRITE “?■
METAL, we can send it promptly.
Be sure you mention this papsr.
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H3E03 1 T
| | IT EASIEST IS THE BEST, TO USE, jjt “ B F
... & THE K
a CHEAPEST.
Ma? Wn?8Low‘s Adylce to aioihem*
Soothing shouldnlwtft
be used when children are cutting tetth. It c*
lievcs the li t tie suffer brut oucc it produces rwtnraj,
quiet button.” sleep, end the £fc little cherub awakes as iiu>te» “bright
os a is very plettsaot to It
sootlica the chi! ,softens the gucas, allays ail pain,
regulates the bowe a, andiB the b.-st known remedy
other tor diarrhoea, Twenty-hvf whether nrising tram, teething 01
cuusea. anu a bottle*
Calaway & Longest,
/ 1 R
Dalton Ca.
We delire to call the attention ef Ue pnb*
lie. and the aeople ofMur gy, eepealnUr,
that we are now wide awake in the LIVERY
BUSINESS; having purchased the entire bue
ineaa of Mr. S. D. Poarch. Wagon yard la
connection with Stable.
M r ‘NLT TO LOAN.
r am prepared to negotiate loans
on improved furm lands in aama
ot 300$ and upwards on very easey
terms and low rates of interest,
farmers desiring to borrow will
do well to call and see me.
Trammell Stair. Atty.
Spring Place.
fHATJEiGH*.
ORIGINAL
THE \%e. m
ONLY s i
JAKE fmjR*
IRON
FENCES
[improved!
For
Residence, Church,
Cemetery.
Roof Cresting,
bitching Posts.
AUl iRTsasr- LINTELS,
iron Verandas-
1 ! aSI Ceils AMO
CASE*
Saw Mills and
r i n Machinery,
Write for Prices.
MANLY MANOTACTUSING 00.,
DALTON, GEORGIA.
Bo lure you mention tbit paper.
Metropolitan Hotel.
Atlanta Georgia.
Fifty yards from Union Passenger
Depot.
Curnor ot Alabama Jc PryorS tinets.
- Hates Reasonable. -
R- P- KEITH, - Proprietor,
[Late of Cannon House.]
ALLSKIN^ BLOOD
The Best Household Medicine.
Once or twice each year the sys¬
tem 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 of good results as
BOTANIC BLOOD BALM.
W. C. McGauhey, Webb City, Ark., writes.
** B. B. B. has done rne more good and for less
money than any other bicod purifier I ever used.
I owe the comfort of my life to it.”
P. A. Shepherd, Norfolk, Va., August xo, *888,
writes: 14 1 depend on B. B. B. for the preservation
of ray health. I have had it in my family now
nearly have two doctor.” years, and in all that time have not had
to a
bSoD^bIllm'co h; vu af t d q E oo { $
a
ms m
m
Blood Purifier
Cure, Boil,, Old Sores, Scrofulous Ulcers, Scrof¬
ulous Sores, Scrofulous Humor and all scrofulou*
U» S S Bfood Pmson C ° ndary * nd Tertiar T Con *
«>M Rheum/Blotches^ustuleaPtoD
Itch,Tetter,Ring-worms,Scald-Head,Kcsema. Scalp, Salt
Constitutional Blood Pdison, Mer
Debility Rheumatism, Diseases of the Bones, Gen*
and dll diseases arising from impure
^U. $1 or Hereditary bottle. Taint. RemodyCo., Sold by retail drur
per Roy Atlanta, Ga.
Am At tr a cti ve
Combined POCKET ALMANAC
and MEMORAND UM ROO K
advertising the best Tonic, BROWN’S given IRON at UTMTERa Drug and
general stores, away at
Apply once.
