North Georgia times. (Spring Place, Ga.) 1879-1891, April 23, 1891, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextNorth Georgia Times. Subscription nates: One year, $1 #0 Six months, 50ceots;Thre months, 25ceuts. Payable in advance. Address all oommunieetioos t> Tbs Tints Soring Pises, Oa. HOME NEWS. Wasted: 500 new subscribers. Wanted: You to pay up your old subscription. David Kittles was quite sick the first ot the week. Ye scribe attended singing at Gum Spring Sunday eve. Ask S. 1. Fincber if he would like to go fishiug up on Mill Greek some time when it is opt to rain. Corn and Cotton planting is the order of tie (lay. Quite a refreshing rain fell oa Saturday evening. Tiie new jail i3 nearing comple tion. Sheriff McEntire was in the city Monday. Mr». 0. O Goins spe.nt the latter part of last week with relatives in Chattanooga. Mr. Robert Peeples, of Chatta¬ nooga, was dawffto sye his mother l”.st Saturday and Sunday. Marion Moreland says he can show tt> e oldest dog track of any man in the county, Taylor Stafford wlro has been quite sick for some time is able to be up. Blessed is the business man who advertiseth not. He wanteth no trade and ho shall not be dis¬ appointed. Tho roads to Dalton are greatly improved since.t.be rains ceased. Nick Peeples of Hassler Mills was in town Sunday. Bob Hill of Dalton was over to see his parents on Saturday. Dr. IVJcNeal of Ra-msey was in the city tho fiist ot the wce ! ;, Ask your neighbor to subscribe for tho Times. Mrs. Bramblelt, mother of our Tax Receiver, is quite sick. Oscar Arnold sports a gold #klch this week. —.•• Rev. Hudson has gone into the cattle business ns ho passed through town Tuesday driving a cow and calf. Legal adds for next month mnut appear in our next issue. Small gram crops are looking veil, * T J Ovbey is making some de¬ cided improvements on his dwell¬ ing. Tim is a hustler and will keep up with the times. Col. H Heartsill received a nice pipe through the mail Monday as a present from his little grandson of Morrison Bluff Ark., a son of Dr. Will Heartsill. —__-•+ —♦ Spring Place is soon to he the home of quite a number of ama¬ teur actors’ J LTffpp, jeweler, at Dalton has purchased a fine Marine Chronom¬ eter and is prepared to, bring watch es to perfect time. He employs the best of workmen and guaran¬ tees all work. $1 would look as big as a wheel to ns about this lime of year. Who will be the first to prise us? Bill Smith says he is going Albia Tf-xis protty soou for purpose of starting a establishment. , . . We want 100 coops Spring Chickens at and w.Il pay highest cash pice fort em Defournette & 7o. John Bumate and Mr. Walker, the First National Bank, ot Dalton accompanied by two young ladies of'that place took dinner at the Temple House Sunday. ■ ■ i ■ » - » * 1 ■ — Miss Lizzie Morn's, accompanied by Mrs. Fannie Johnson, Miss May, Mr. Monroe McGhee and Mrs. Keister, spent Sunday with her pa¬ rents out on the river. G W Oglesby, at Kenner’s Warehouse, Dalton G:l, will sell provisions and farm sup¬ plies oB-titne payable in the fall for good Dotes. ----— » m - ---- I am now receiving a complete line of imported dress goods and invite the ladies to examine them before dealing elsewhere, Ovbey. Fishing is the chief sport of the season. Two silver sides and four largo “suckers*’with the usual ex perisnee if the common luck. Any shortcomings in this week's paper are due to tbe severe illness of a favorite pup. His pupship needs to have attention for we know not what the future has in store him. German millet seed DeJournette & 4 o Ga. 2 spools thiead 5c N Y store Dalton. Hair Ornaments at the New York Stoie Dalton. The sanitary regulalions around the public square are in a veiy poor condition', in fact there are scarcely any. This matter should have at¬ tention. For tombstones and monumental work call on C N King. .For new SDriag'goods cail at the New York Store Dnltou (la. T. J. Ovbey will sell yen clothing as cheap as it can be bought in Ga. Our readers will do well to pat¬ ronize those who advertise with us besides being of advantage to us. We depend upon the patronage of a liberal public for our support and itshpll bo our aim to give you a live, newsy paper in return, but it is wholly impossible to make a sue cess of any business without u fol¬ lowing. 1891 —Clothing!. Clothing!— Something we can’t do with* out and we are bound to keep it. We have received and are re¬ ceiving the largest line of Clothing ever • brought to Spring Place. We hove culled the market lor best goods that could be had, and buying in large quantities, enables us to sell at Rock Bottom p- ices. T. J. Ovbey By George! (hat's a pretty suit —Yes, got it at O /bey's. Miss Fannie Venable of RoA creek is making preparations to start to Texas on a visit to relatives in a short time. Henry Addington of the W & A is spending a few days with his parentB uear town. He is greatly improved from the severe injuries received on that rad a. few weeks ago. , Mrs. Wright ofMfc. Zion school was in town Monday. Mrs. A L Moore is visiting rela¬ tives in Spring Dace, Col. O, N. King is off for a trip to Atlanta. We soil the Spencer Optical Company’s Spectacles and glasses They are very fine glasses and you should try them before pu- chasing else¬ where. S. J. McKnights Drug Store, Dalton Ga. 4 The M D‘s ail lepcrt dull in l heir line of business. This f hat the health of the county uouiuahy aoooJ Sumach Dots. “All's qaiet along the > > 6tomac ,< ’ News ot interest is very scarce a! present as nearly ev6rv ono seems to be staying at home and attend¬ ing strictly to his or her own bu i ess. Farmers are busy planting corn, cotton and etc. Rev. Henry (Jilbett of Whitfield county preached a good sermon to a large congregation at Union Spring school house Sunday Apr- 12th. Prof. Humphreys spent last week in the northern part of Murray m the interest of Mason & Hamlin and other oigan companies. Mr. H B McEntire and wife of Rock Creek visited relatives in the neighborhood, two or three days ot last week. Mr. James Glass of Chattanooga spent last Saturday and Sunday with his m. ther, at his old home near Sumach Sabbath sihool was organized at Zion Hill April I2lh with flattering prospects for a good school. Gossip. Dots from Lough idge Newsisaca co as hens’ teeth. We aie glad to chronicle the rapid improvement of Mis. S T Tye who has beeu seriously ill fo'.* the past two weeks. As I write I cau plainly hear the woodman’s axe and plow¬ man’s voice which speaks ol the industry ot our country. The farmers are striving to gain an independence by their la bo: s. There is a young gentleman m our vicinity who is so lazy that he has to get a sick k‘t ten t j breathe tor lrm. Miss Narcis McOatny of Loughridge is visiting friends and relatives in the lower end of the county this week. Hope her visit may be one of pleas¬ ure. Miss Claim Howcli spent the night with her aunt, Mrs. Car rell, near Cisco Saturday n’ght. Misses Ellen Howell, of Gis co, and Addie Gregoiy of Loughridge spent the day with ..liss Sallie Hams at her home last Monday. Mrs» M. S. Hall is having a barn put on her premises near Harris <fe Morton’s stoic. A Martin has - the cont act for building it. Mr. J. R. Harris lost a fine calt‘‘by death 0 last- wtek, the exact Joss unknown. John Harris aDtJ Wesley Petty didn’t go to see their best girls last Sunday. We dont know the reason. Mr. Charlie Adair was on the old road Sunday, ‘Blue eyes,” was the attraction. We would be glad to hear more iron) Teh.iacana Tex. correspondent. » Success to the Times, Prof. M. P. B—, and “Frisky Jim.” Youis, Ignorance Boqttq* and June apples will be leceivcd at this office on Mocd iys. Tuesdays and tVedcesdats xf Yozrn hack aciiks for Or you are all worn out, really good nothing it is general debility. JilTThlRS. Try JtrtOll'ti’S UlOff Sold It willcure you. all and devtera givt in a good medicine. appetite. by Mini. PRICE^^- 1 - 1 50 CTS. IT IS^ THE BEStT ‘ \ fc « ... EASIEST TO USE. & THE CHEAPEST. R IF AVE OU QATAR eol3 in tho Ilead, Throat, or Lungs, we cal aura t\t. you by our new method. Remedy pleas Cost moderate. Send for sample, whid mail FREE! Address, / DR\J. W. BLOSSER & CO, DALTON/]A. Ovbey is leading in clothing, When you are in Dalton dont forget that L Bucholz keeps the the standatd confectionaries and is always ready tc wait on the Murray boys. A good square meal will be furnished for only 25 cents. Re¬ member Mr Buck, first door below Trevitte & Bryant’s drug store. Of course I got my suit at Ov bey‘s, no better goods can be had in the market. Georgia Murray County C. C. Howall Executor of estae of L D Ilartly represents to the court in his petition July filed, that ho has fully administered said L D Hattly estate according to his will. This is theseforo to c te all persons concerned, heirs and ciedito s, to show cause if any they can, why said Executor shonld not bo discharged from adrn ifistra tion and receive letters of dismission on the 1st Monday in May 1891. This Feby. 4th 1891. lV. H. Ramsey, Oidinary. ADMINISTRATRIX NOTI E. Georgia Murray Conn’y M A Iieis/er, Administratrix of R B Keis¬ ter, represents to tho Court in her petition duly filed, that *he has fully administered said estate. This is therefore to cite ail per¬ sons concerned, kindred and oreditors, to show cause, if any they can, why said Admx. should not bo discharged from her Adtnillis trotion and receive letters of dismission tho first Monday in Julie 1891. This Mardb 3d 1891. IV. II. Ramsey, Ordinary, NOTICE TO PERFECT SERVICE. It appearing to the court, by tho petition of D 11 Loughridge that G B and Mary Jane Gentry on or about t o 10th of November 1889 executed nnd delivered to said D II Lough ridgo a mortgage on oigh'y acres off tho North portion of lot of land No. 188, in the 8th Dist. and 3rd Sect of Murray oounty Ga., for tho pnrprse of securing said D II Lough¬ ridge ngainst loss as surety for tho said G B and Mary Jano Gentry oh a promtsory nota executed by them to John Hill, ditod Janu¬ ary 27th 1887, for Thirty dollars principal, with eight per cent per anum and duo Deo. 1st 1887, on which said note judgement has been taken in favor of said Joint Bill against said D 11 Loughridge which said 0 B and Mary Jano Gentry refuses to pay. It is therefore ordered that tho said G B and Mary Jar.e Gentry pay into this court on or beforo the next term thereof the sum $30. and Int. at 8 par cent from date of said note, and tho cost of this suit or in default thereof tho court will prooeed as to justico shall appertain and it is therefore ordered that this rule bo pub¬ lished in (he North Gtiontm Times, a nows paper published in said county of Murray, once s month for four months, or served cn the said G B and Mary Jane Gentry, or tlleir special agent or attorney throe months pre¬ vious to tho next torm of this court. Jones & Martin, Thos. W. Milker, Potr. At’ys. «T« S, C# C. P« I horeby certify that tho above is a true ex traot from th miuutes of court, Foby Term 1890. S H FinCiisb, Clerk S C NOTICE TO PERFECT SERVICE. Mary Farrar Vs Wit Farrar. Application to sot aside nunittgo contract in Murray Supeiinr court, Feby Term 1891. It appearing tn the court by tho return of IheSherffia the above stated case that the defendant docs not reside in said county and it further appearing that lie does not reside in this Eta o. It is therefore ordered ly the court that service bo porfected oa tho defend¬ ant by the publication of this order ftfcco a month for four months before the next term of this court in tho North Georgia Times a news paper published iu Murray county Ga. Thos. W. Miutxa, Jones Sc Mahtin. J S C C C. Petrs. Attyi. I certify that the above 's a true copy of tho order from tho minutes of court. This Apr. 15th 1891. S H Eincher, CSC. PETITION FOR PAKTITION. Mrs. Georgia Murrow o' al vs. AS Vining ct al; Petition for Partition of lot of land No. 65 and north half of lot No. 80 9 h Dist. and 3rd section Murray Co. Ga. It nppoaring to tho court that Benjamin Vining Sr., one of tho defendants and ton ants ix common in this cose resides < ut of the state. It is ordered by the Court that said Vining be served by pub'icafon in terms of tile statute—open court Feby. Term 1891. Thos, W. Milnes, J. S. 0. C. O. I certify that above is a true oopy cf the order from the minutes of court. This Apr. 15lh 1891. S. H. Fincher, C. S. C, Neuralgic Jfet'sons And those troubled with will nervousness relieved by resulting taking Horn caro or overwork be Brown's Iron Bitters. Genuine has trade mark and crossed red linos on wrapper. u A pamphlet of Information and ab¬ stractor jh Patents, the laws, showing How Traded t ah SkMarks, Obtain Caveat,. hct,/M Copyrights, MUNN sent CO.Mf yprlbvSBl & wfS®^*** Broadway, York.. - NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS 1 Millinery Good LATEST NOVELTIES IN FASHION t Just Received at the Mllluerj Store of J. & J. B. GRAVES, No. 85, Hamilton Street, Dalton, Georgia. A new and elegan t assortment of Milinery and Straw flood;, consisting of Straw Bonnetsaud Ladies’ a^d Children’s Hots [trimmed and untrimmed] Nee* and Sash Ribbons, Vilvot Ribbons, Neck Ties, Bonnet Silks, Satins, Velvets and Crapes, Flowers, Feathers,Ornaments Ac. Our goods wore bought of thoi argestand best importing Iloasetsin Balti¬ more and New Yorit, and will be sold at very low iees for cash. 1891. 1891. T. J. OT BE Y 5 Spuing Place, Georg i a Clothing! Clothing! Clothing!! I have ou hand, and will keep the best Hue of Gents ready¬ made clothiug, on tbe market. . , gWA Iso a full stock of Dry-goods, Hats, Caps,' Shoes, Hard ware, Groceries &c., anil will self at low pi ices, foi’cash. W. J. JOHN SON DEALER IN J Groceries, Provisions, Confection A gars, Hats, Etc. SPRING PLACE, . GEORGIA The best East Tennessee Flour, Bacon, Lard,'Sugar, Coffe New Orleans Syrup, Lcnoii’s Factory Thread and a select of Summer Hats ef the latest styles, all of which will be at Rock bottom prices for cash or barter. He in street & Leek, —DEALERS IN Marble and Granite. MONUMENTS, HEADSTONES TABLETS CROSSE Coping, and General Cemetery Work. Special Prices Given On Application- 19 West Montgomery Ave. Chattanooga, Tunn. C. N. KING, Local Agent, Spring Place, Georgia. 1891 1891 Robinson & Finchers, Spring place, GEORGIA .... Dealers In .... Groceries, Provisions, Cotfeotioiories, Cigars, Tobaeoa, Flour, Meat, Lard, Sugar, Coffee, Syrup and in fact everything in the grooery lir.c; Queens "and Till ware; Alsoaseieet Stock of NOTIONS. TIIE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN TOWN TO BUY THE ABOVE MENTIONED^GOODS. « • • .Will buy all kinds of produce, chickens, eggs, butter, corn }• • t • peas and anything in tbe produce li;-.e. nnd pay the HIGHEST MARKET BRICE. Call and see our goods and get prices before yea sell your produce or buy ’ ourigroceries &c. County Dir cto y. Superior Court meets 3rd Monday in Feby, nd August. Hon. T. W. Milner, Judge. lion. A. W. Fite, Solicitor General. S. II. Finches, Clerk Superior Court. Court of o r di tal Y meets 1st Monday in month. W. H. Rams y, Ordinary. J. 0. McEntire, Sheriff. M. H. Bramblettk, Tax Receiver, M. M. Welch, Tax Collector. J. A. Dickson, Treasurer. M. Roberts, {Surveyor. H. F. Tucker, Coroner. Court of County Commissioncis meets on Wednesday after 1st Tuesday in each month. W. Lufvsun, Chairman— W. E. Coving¬ ton, 8. A. Gseojry, A. B. Weaver, Jas Mackey, Commissioners. JUSTICES COURT. Town Distriot 2nd Momday. Ball Ground.Dist. 8;d Satur "ay. Eighth <*■ 2nd " DoAittlo <4 4th “ Tenth “i "H 3rd “ Alacuisa 2nd ? 1 ‘ Sh ick Pen. “ 2nd i* Bull Pen “ *th <1 1013th “ 1st’ County School B ard—S. H. Henry, CSC. E. W. Rkkrert, T. J. Bryant, C. D Gilbert J. A McKamy, A. X. Weaver, E. T. V & G. B’Y TME CIIVAI. Correotod to May lltb, ’90. Trains From Dalton SOUTHWEST No. 1. 9:06 p. M., for Rome, Selma, Mo¬ bile, Now Orleans' Texas and California No. 11. 12:44 ni ht for Rome, Atlanta, Macon, Savannah, Brunswi k and Jackson¬ ville. No. 13. 2:37 p. m., for same as No. 11. northeast and west No. 2. 3:49 r. M , for Knoxville, Bristol, Washington, Philadelphia nnd New York. No. 14. 4:05 p. u for Chattanooga, Memphis, Little Rook, Ft. Worth, Karsas City, St. Louis, Cincinnati nnd Chicago. No. 12. 4:47 A. a., For same points as No 54. No. 16 11:30 a. u. ft Through Sleepers to New Orleans, Flor¬ ida, New Ycrk, Philadelphia, Washirgton, Cincinnati and Memphis. . I). W. Wrkns|<J. P Sc T. A. Knoxville, Term. J.^Ir Smtn, At W. E. Sutton, T. P. A. Dalton I** FOR DYSPEPSIA r»e lironrn’a Iron Biuers. Physician, recommend it. All dealer, keep it. El.00 per bottle. GcnnlnB has trade-mark crossed red5iues on\vrapper.