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About North Georgia times. (Spring Place, Ga.) 1879-1891 | View Entire Issue (April 23, 1891)
C. N. KING 8. B CARTER North Georgia Times KING & CARTER Publishers,. The Official Paper ol the County, PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, and entered in the Post Office at Spring Place 9a., as second dais matter. TIIUBStoAY APRIL S3, IS9I. valedictory. With this issue my connection with the Times, which has been pleasant, is closed, and before bid¬ ding adien 1 feel it my pleasant duly to extend my unlimited thanks • to thpss who have so liberally pa¬ tronized the paper duriog my con¬ genial association with Mr. Carter as my co-partner. I would be un¬ grateful m the uttermost did I not thank you. For four years you have given us your cordial support and not a jar or wave of unpleas¬ antness has ruptured our business, social, religious or political asso¬ ciations, We have endeavored to wound no one’s feelings, going straight-forward, doing what we thought to be our duty. Wo now bow out, and introduce to you our successor, Mr. Jno. C, Heattsell, son of our worthy and useful citi zeD Esq. W. D. Hoartsell, who has purchased one half interest in the iiMEs plant with all the appurlo Ranees including our interest in Ftc. H books, accounts, subscriptions Wo find it impossible to give tho paper proper attention and practice our chosen profession, that of Law, hence, the expression “evorv man to his talent”, and Mr. Hoartsell is the right man in the right place. He is endowed with faculties lor tbo business. Being formerly connected with the Tex¬ as Lasso his experience wdth that paper speaks volumes for him, his artioles sparkled in beauty, were splendid in composition and car¬ ried with them a weight of thought. The readers of tho Times should be proud of the new firm, Garter & Heart sell. They are young men of stern business qualities and will turn their entire attention to the paper. As a result the people of North Georgia may expect to read a paper second to none in this up country. Respectfully Yours, 0. N. King. it is quite evident that Livings¬ ton will be re-elected to the presi dency of tl.e State alliance Tho Italians still havo a ki.nl of •hankering’ to cotue over and give usa round. Let the damphules come. Economy is a good hobby if not ridden to death .Better match it with enterprise and drive tbe pair to prosperity. Senator Ingalls has, at last struck his taUnt, He has a large truck farm audit is a great pity (hat some cheap phrenologist didn't tell him long ago what suited his tempument best. -► - When Harrison return! - to Wash inglon it is very likely the South will be belter represented as his recent visit added greatly to his already extensive list of * nigger“ acquaintances, Accident has caused many to be come wealthy, b it intelligent ap* pliuation of biain nnd brawn is what most men are obliged to rely upon for worldly wealth. ’Twas in the gloaming, ’way out in Wyoming, a maiden sat comb¬ ing her hair and there came np and squeezed her a great big bear. She unconsciously mnrmered ‘'still tighter, dear.” Profcs8or Totten rfYalo college has been figuring for some time on the date of the reappearance of our Savior and says ho has at last solv ed the problem. Tho learned ger> tlorn thinks Ho will be among u* - in 1899. Would that it was now if Ilia presence can seive to convert sorao people into tho belief that it js jas! J to pry p tt] their old subscrip- 1, ns so we could purchase . a , tew second hand remnants to patch up our only pair of‘britches’in f'rder to appear decent when He appears jn our BHuctum The European hotel at Chatta¬ nooga was destroyed by fire on the 19th This makes twice within three years this building has been burned. I c ss a bout $20,000. A pa 1y of mountaineers near Rock wood Tennessee attacied a tanbark camp at (hat place Sunday killing ten negroes and wounding a number of others They had been discharged from the work. U r negroes* superseding them and U : * is doubtless the c«nseof the troob'< Litton for edit r Coffman. ■WN. •’ The bids for making a deep water harbor at Galvest >u Texi3 hnv been opened but the contract 1.a not been awarded on account of the illness oi the chief engine**! Congress appropriated $0 200,000 for the work. Jimmie Blaine has a lot of his ecret service men in New Or¬ leans ferreting out the Hennessy murder. Jim is very inquisitive but it is necessary that no should know the particulars in cases of this kind. Young man don't take the ad¬ vice of Horace Greely to “go west and grow up with tho country,* - but stay east where the country is al¬ ready grown np as well as your self. Tne “money trees** have long since ceased to grow in that wild and wooly country* The Farmers Allianco has a good object ij| view and we truly hope it may succeed in promulga¬ ting the principles set forth in its constitution, but we fear that too many disgruntled politicians will blast t! e fairest hopes ot (his body. Every enterprising citizen in Georgia has a desire to see the “Empire -1 arueng tho*e United States represented at the \Vorld‘s Fair- No ordinary exhibit will suffice to show her vast resources to the outside world, but put on her “Sunday breeches** and she will hold tbo foremost position. Tho people around Spring Place should turn over and mb tho dirt out. of their eyes and give them selves a vigorous shake, thereby loosening up the moss that has for years been gradually accumulat¬ ing in that particular place so it would easily pull off when they begin lo move around through tbe procession J' "get up and git.” It we could attain about sixteen times as much wealth as Jay Gould and the remainder oi'Goth am‘o our hundred we might poss illy make no kick when some sucker , happens , along , and , Mlb* , scribes for' a year and refuses to pay up: until that lime you-may look out for we shall “lay m your crook “ An Unexpectc d Proceed jnff * u O' On Fiiday of last week O young gentlemen from Dal.oa aj «JC pear, d before Col, Hearlsill and made a complaint of foal ( lay in the recent, death of Mrs. Lambert at this place, asking that a Coro¬ ner’s inque; t be held and tho b idy of the deceased be taken up and examined to prove their suspicions A jury was at once impaneled and a thorough investigation made concerning the circumstances of tur death nnd tho witnesses with out a single exception testified to tho kindest treatment on the part ol Mr. Lambert, there being not tho slightest cause revealed by the ev.dence to cr*ate a shadow cf suspicion that he had used foul means at any time during her sick¬ ness, Notwithstanding all ibis the Jury adjourned until Monday when they again met in order to give the prosecutors better evidence. an opportuni¬ ty to procure Af ter hearing a long string of cir cumstanres that had not the slight est connection with the complaint the *ury rendered a verdict that “Mrs. Lamlv rt come lo her deaih from the tffoct of complicated dis eases”, and not from poisoning as alleged This pr. ceeding humiliating wn=, as a matter of course, very to Mr. Lambeit as he has been among the peop > e at tbia plaC( , 0 lly a fl W mon ttis, but n that time he has made mat y friends and no one be lieves him guilty of a '•rime fo base. 1891. n Bargains IN Clocks, Watches ifM [ST] and f - I f l cwe r y . Old Men Ride Twenty miles To have their eyes tested, defect.** corrected, and „to he suited ip Glasses, by, J.L.TAPP, Jeweler and Optician, Dalton Ga, Notice To Th e Ladies. We are bound to suit ladies’ fancy regardless what it costs. Have received a beautiful stock of ladies’ hats and would like to the fact that they are of the very latest st}le and fashion. A cotdial invitation to all. T. J. OvBEY; A New School! The National Garment Gutter is the most complete system in use. AU persons can readiiy learn to cut their own clothing. Only a lew lessons necessary. Now, is the time to learn. Terms'reas na ble. For further particulars ad drees or call upon, Rose & I homas. Spring Place, Ga. Many Persons household Arc broken do pn from overwork or .-ares yjro’.n/s Iron Bitters rebuild, - the aid - ! digestion, removes ox cess ofyile. jud cures malaria. Get the genuine. BP |C Mfei *LLSKIN..“ BLOOD DISEASES. The Best Household Medicine. Once or twice ea cli year the sys tom needs purging - oi' tlic iuipuri tics which clog? th© blood. From childhood to old agejno remedy good%TsuUs *** of BOTANIC BLOOD BALM. W. C. McGauhcy, Webb City, Ark., vrites. ** B. B. B. has done rne nit re good and for less money* than any other blood j i rificr I ever used. r depend B. B. for a *** presenation .««. writes: “ I on B. the of my health. I have hod it in my family now nearly two years, and in all that time have not had to have a doctor.” BLOOD OT WrltP for CO., Mwtrafod Atlauto, On. “ Bonk of flee. Woudcrs," BALM Stnt W.&A.R.R n gH Western & Atlantis Railroad. SOUD TRA!NSU WITH ftLLMAH CHAIR CARS AND PALACE SLEEPING CABS --BETWEEN- Close Connections I n Union Passenger Depots. See that your Tickets to CATOOSA SPRINGS _ LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN —Read via— Western & Atlantic R. R. ROUND TRIP Summer TOURIST TICKETS And CHEAP EMIGRANT RATES. PftSSENGEH Only lino UEl'OT, making: Allantn. elofo connrrtions for Savannah, in UNION Au¬ gusta, f 'hnrlestitn and uii Florida points. vsrito For Tickets, call Sleeping t ar reservations, <5e., to or upon ( S. L. Hooens, City Pa-s. Agent, ■JFHakk ( Savieii, Ticket Chattanooga. Agent, C. K. WalkSb, T. Ag't, Union _ Depot. K. T>. M*.sy, he. 1 Kimhall House, Atlanta. CHAS. E. HARMAN, Genera! cr Agent, Atlanta. J. W. THOMAS, General Manager. .. -----t---iU----- *oo5SS2* BH.<?wsS pocKW*mil« I iKON a bitters a< j V ertistng beet Tonic, (tl ven away at Dr8K and U»e Keaeral etore*. Apply at once. If you are going west or south west and want Cheap Tickets and Quick Time ad¬ dress or call on VV. E Sutton or J. L Smith general emigrant ticket agents Dalton Gn. Special Notice! Having lost by death my cole bra ted Native Jack, Maringo .Mammoth,! concluded that Mur ray county should have a first c’ass Jack. I visited the Woodward combirmiion sale nt Lcx : ngt**n Ky., win ro 700 horses and n largo num¬ ber < f Jacks were for sale, I ut did not get suited. After looking over quite a Inrgo Ituitory, I purchased • GALLO" a thorough bred Span isb Jack of the Berry and Murray importation, sa d by many to be foe finest Jack *.f his ago in Kentucky Des cription. GALLO is a bk.ck Jack with mealy points, .15 hands high. 4 ycnir old, remarkably large bone and foot and with a style ci nude, boa and ear unsnrpagsqd by any Jack in America. He is high lived, and as full of petkn ns a IrrlliDc horse. Nothing but block stock can 1>“ tegirderod in the American Jack register. UALLO will make the season of 1891, at tho Oobutta Stock Dennis Murray county Ga.. at @10 for mares and $25 for Jennetts, by insurance. Stock from u distaco - | reasonable iCpt , lt rates, Dkvnis Johnson. MAY 8I1BRI!T"S «A1,( «. Static op Georgia murra? coubty* Will be fold before the Court House d or in the town of, Spring Piacfc Oa. to the highest bidder.at public, outcry between the lognl bou^s of sa'c on th§ firet Tucedny in May next tho following property towiti Forty fire sf r e more or Itrs. t f lot of Innd No. 308 in the 27tb District nnd 2nd Section of etild county and beinf the south writ corner of said i t* Levied 'tn as tho f roper'y fJ. W Fh ker Jr. by virtue of and to sntis y n juFiirr c urt fi fa isFiied from the 1011 tb District G. M. in favor of J. W. Brow ler for tbo nVe ot ^ II. ffnrtloy v«. said Walker. r»op**rty poinlrd. cut by S. n. IUnicy. Levy ina<*o nvd vetnrned to mo by n.S. Park*, b. c. A1»o nt the pnia*‘time trml pines 0 ncre* inert* t:r b ?i» in tho South west corr.er of lot of *.U! i *Xo 27B i tl fib L)i»tr ! ci »uj 31 SeeU. n Cf Minray oiuti'y kth! Ijirg wist ofbig road leading f rem f i - rir g Pl. cc t.- I'.rters Qerrter. Levi i-i (ii i > .be j r* po:tj o' Kd Bi.-hop by viTtU€ ' 1 ’ *• •>” h5to <eurt fi fa from tho 8241h PUt (r. M. yaid county in f»vor <f IV 1. Mfirth, vf. FJ BI?hop^rinci i»«l, Antog Bishop tcMy and .?. A. Diekgon io florspr. Levy made nnd returned to me by J* M. Campbell L. C. Also-at the ffidic time and place the V.nat half of lot of land Ko. 168 in tho 8th PUtaod 3d Seciion of #ai d comity. Levied uh Rg the property of J. I). fCfrod by Tlrtuc of a fi fa from the 82ttU (I. M- v- f-tver of A, W. Fite agaiagt J/l>> Kiyod a»««l Thera. Said fi ft roiled, by K 15 PnnieL Alsort t t'lQsaino ti me t l.d j/nce ten <cres of land in the South wiat curmr tf lot No (?43) (wnh«md:ed ar.*l forty three in the l)istii.?t and o I»vcc? ? t n of Fail enuny. Lericd #n as lb« |ir«fitrty of A. J. aian^Iittr by of * fif«fromlb< - j»Micesc..a»t,r ! bo 1&30J, District !!. V. in lc.vor o Traint: ell tar: u. v. j. - ,. i. <lmFs t<i A 3 t'fi'KLto m> L«»> t i.H A. V Poik indorser. Lcrj titti) lclutrul lo o.e by J. E. B <t d L. This Aptil 1st It01- J. C. MoExtirk, ■ -DR. BILL HARRIS, Dentist. Office over National Bank Dalton Ga. Teeib extracted without pain, a specialty. H. H. Anderson A ttorney at law Sfriko Place, Georgia. Prompt attention given to all le¬ gal business and tbo collection cf claims. —: CHAS. N. EIKG: A TIG UN NY AT LAW, Spring Hace, G.\ O. N.STARR, TRAMMELL STARR Calhoun, Qa. SpringPiace,Gft STAR!! A STARK Attorneys at Law, Prompt attention given to all logalbueinea J. J. Bates, ATTORNEY AT TAW. Spring Place, Gforgia. Special attention given to- collec¬ tions am! criminal practice HCTRD & UELA3Y. photograph*: rs Fine work in j all branebrt-s of FHOTOGRA PHY. Gallery Lwo doors north ol Dr. Main's drug store. i Remembei we do not work in a tent. Bring this advertisement to our gallery and get. four Gem I pict iii.oa for 50 cents. Be sure to 1> ing this caul. { Ilunn & Dklany, D.ilton Ga. If ymufire going to the West, Southwest or Noithwest, save time and money !>y calling on or writing to John L. Edmond •on, Dalton Ga.. traveling pas* ® eI1 gei Agent ol the “Oi.n Re¬ liable’' W. & A. It. Tt. Spe¬ cial accommodations for Texas aud Ai kansati travt 1 Dr. B H. MclVEAL,) Physician end Furgeon Ramsey ~-r Ga, Pm.MPT attention given caBs d y or night. OiTicv at the residence of 1 •To is It. Keith. The New Restaurant OF L. N. Tinsley! First class meals for only 25 cents. * Fourth door forth of D.r. /ain’s Drag S'i>:e, Dalton, Ga F. L. Keith 9 -( Dealer In } Whiskies, Brandies/? nd W^IJSTEfcij for Sawn mental purposes. 103 liast Eighth Street, CnQ, t 1 3.110 O ^8., Tenn. vV IjO?* wu* ! vt ;*-i« j on MF fifcTlI*! to mt-, ; w ii V/nnl - — anlo| . ,t ? Ul |, il|ir r.,, B etit,d : “Y *'' kt , . be?t j. C02 ’“ w iS - y is tbe iB. this market. I illVlte my old Murray county friends to call and Bee mo. Let ca»h accompany or dcr. 4 IS ly & Longest, i-SBsa Ca, We desiro to call the attention of the pub. and the ceople of Mur ay, especially, that we are now wide awake in the LIVERjf having purchased the entire bus¬ of Mr. S. I). Poarch. Wagon yard in with Stable. M^ney To no an. I am prepared to negotiate loans on improved farm lands in sums oi 300 f and upwards on very easey terms and low rates of interest. arasers desiring to borrow will do well to call and see me. Trammell Stair. Atty. Spring Place. Yd m ^.yHATsZlGHY yASFo if a Eft-- 95 CJ !*1 Up K >3 *5 i86|{ m <9 K5 > IRON LFENCES [IMPROVED] For Residence, Church, Cemetery. C ll 6 9 Roof Cresting. _ Pitching Posts. A I A \ ►-3 COLUMNS, AU SiLLS.. LINTELS. Iron Verandas. ’ail Cells AN0 CAGES Saw Mills and rTTT a Machinery, Write for Prices. f MANLY MANUFACTURING CO., DALTON, GEORGIA Be sure you mention this paper. Metropolitan Hotel. AJlanta, Georgia. Fifty yards from Union Passenger Depot. Corner ol Alabama & Pryor Streets; -- Rates Reasonable. - P* KEITH, - - Proprietor, f f,at.o of Cannon House.] CHEAPEST FROM MAKER Manly Manfg Co., DALTON, GEORGIA. RAILINGS, GATES, POSTS, CRESTIN6S. JAILS, ROOFS, STAIRS. 5TCCL Lintels, Cast Columns, Si!l8, eto. SAW MILLS IMPROVEMlNTt. iff Sin WRITE for Pictures and Prices or anything yiju need in METAL, we can send it promptly. B» *ur» you mention this pap»r. a: ESBjp; mm I ™£^Tf±r^SOCTS. ] I 1 IT EASIEST IS THE BEST, is * K F a ... TO USE. -F & T HE CHEAPEST. K T,A DIES building Xcedir-g a tonic, or children that want
