North Georgia times. (Spring Place, Ga.) 1879-1891, April 30, 1891, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextNorth Georgia Times S. B. Cartel *, J. C. JJearimll, Publishers & Pro¬ prietors. Tlie ofileial Paper »r tlie County. ptrannuBU everv tiu/rsdat, •nd Altered in the Post Office at Spring Place Qa., M seeoni elan matter. ■Ysssyr THURSDAY APR II. 3U, 1891. SALUTATORY. We this week tip car sombiero and bow to the reading public. ’Though wo feel flattered by the valedictory of the former editor, il shall be cur chief motive to give you a paper worthy of your pat roDsg*. as it has been in the past, dealing out justice to friend and foe alike and at the samo time striving to snake for ourselves an houorablo^npport bv'doiog all in our sway to pram'do the upbuilding and advancement of Murray coun- 1y and North Georgia. -We fully appreciate the responsibility im posed iu us and will endeavor to gratify the most expectant, but in tho meantime we feel sufficiently able to manage cut own affairs and seek nothing from our readers more than a continuance of their liberal patronago anil good will. The Times is as it has always been a Democratic paper from center (o circumference, from tlie ''mild¬ eyed devil’’ to tho more sedate 1 ,oking “quill driver”. So you have nothing to fear from politi¬ cal, religious or personal feeling, as wo love you all, are in sympa thy with all God-loving people and have stated our adhesiveness to tho principles ot democracy and tlie ne*xt in order is to show your appreciation by your works. Gome-up, pile-up, anyway so you get-up. Open up your hearts a long with'your pocket-books and don't squeeze tho eagle so tight for God hates a stingy man. ‘■Oast your bread upou the waters and before many days you shall reap the full benefit thereof.” To the press gang and ‘‘faber pushers” Shake- We are with youj and hope that it wo add noth ing to, we will detract nothing from the craft-, which it shall be romft'ns to bo proven. We vour good will; you nave ours. Respectfully, J. G Hearts ell. The grand jury of !Floyd county has recommended tbnt a new court house be built in that county. Monday was Veterans Day and was celebrated iu (lie highest throughout.Georgia and the South. < lotion is still going into Dalton and soiling at. the enormous price p| about eight cents. That's right hold it and pay taxes and grow rich. G'cvernor Hogg, of Texas, named Ins daughti is Ima Hogg. Ura Ilogg nnd Moore Hogg.—Constitution. But, like fhe the bod-bug, he gets there all the same and is mak¬ ing the best governor Texas has ever had. u Women are growing notabley prominent as criminals. The lat¬ est case is that of Mrs Martin of Birmingham who is accused of shooting lt«r brothu- in-law. Eel Martin. Governor Northern has called a convention of tho people of Geor¬ gia to be bold in Atlanta on May 6th, lot the purpose of securing an exhibit for the Columbian Ex¬ position in 1892- 1 •t General Be;\ Rutler, the noted spoon thoif of the, late war also a pro minent barrist of Boston was bounced from a oonrt at that place the other day for running ut> against the Judge in a way that didst! exactly suit Dm, ^ This will add greatly to the ap¬ pearance of Da!too. A fine hotel and court house with her large amount of basiuess makes Dal¬ ton one, if the best cities between Atlanta and Chattanooga. S* nato'r John H. Ii’eagan of Tex¬ as has res'gned and will acc*pL * | position on the railroad tointnis i sion of that elate. Thus Tex is j loses one of her ablest reprevm I j ativee at the national Capitol bui ] he will not centre to wield his ii.fl' one ? for-good. - - -- . — —...... We acknowledge with tLaiilioj an invitation from Editor Seals of the tiuimy South to be prenctu at a banquet to be given by th it paper at its home on May 1st At that lime this Journal enters upon its 18th volume as an 84 column weekly. Tiic occasion will be one of much enjoyment among “the craft'* and we regret our inability to attend To the North Georgia Press: What Gay you to meeting at some convenient point and organizing a North Georgia Press Association^ We don't want to dictate but sim¬ ply suggest that this be done, yi order to form a uniform rate, get on our hustling pants for the ad vertisement of our resources and advantages lo 'the outside world and to have a good time generally ---*- • <- fhe historic city of Pome, Italy, was thrown into a,fever of excile ment on the 23,by the explosion ot a powder magazine. Much damage was done to the entire city and the nerves of tho wiley organ-grinder, df so small an_ac cider.t as this'sorves to kuock them off tho Christmas-tree, they had better net monkey : with Uncle Sam's government. Murders are getting to be so common that they are scarcely no ticed all from too free a use of‘red eye’, the little ‘hip-pocket* pistol and the manipulation of the‘paste¬ boards*. If the authorities would enforce the laws as they should do this kind of business would soon bo on the decline. Give the Jaw¬ breakers the fullest penalty of the law and see hoWitliey take it. An editor werks 385 1 4 days in the year to get out 52 issues u! a papei; that's labor. Occasionally some tender hearted being comes along and pays for a years sub¬ scription iu advance, - that's money. And onco in a while a heartless wretch takes the paper a year, then skips out to some other country and lcfuses to pay: that’s anarchy. But there is a placed prepared for this last named creature where later on justice will overtake him and he will receive his just deserts: that's h l. --»-•-«-. The public free school system is growing weaker each year and there should be some decisive steps taken in this matter. As it now is almost any one with a spoonfull of brains c?u secure a certificate to teach a free school and tha consequence i3 that the country is flooded with incompe tent teachers with the poorest method of instruction imaginable. It is just ns essential to have a first class teacher for beginners as it is tor those in advanced studies; “as the child is so shall the man or woman be”, this is especially true of the ftrst principles instilled in tho nfind cf the young pupil, hence, tho conclusion that a good teacher is indispensible in every country school. Let us have good teachers and it will follow th .1 wo will have good schools and a country noted for intelligence, SHOOTING AFFRAY. A serious shooting affray occur¬ red in the upper end of this coun¬ ty on Sunday (he 26th, in which Greed Iiipps was shot and fatally wounded by Bill HodrL-k. The difficulty arose over a gvme of' cards and a good supply of whiskey. Hipps was shot in three different places, two of which are said to be fatal. Both arc young men of this county and tho affair is re grot ted by the friends of both par¬ ties. Hedrick es'eaped and is sup pjsed to havo left the country. 18»1 Bargains /.V docks, A A -Watches i :*iL jl.y v \ . -'jr and y K. / f J e w e 1 i* y i \ X f A i Old Men Ride Twenty miles To have their eyes tested, delicts corrected, and to he > suited in Glasses, b r. • ef.lA.TAPP, Jeweler and Optician, Dalton Ga, LISTEN? Wilson & Co M PHO TOGRAPHERS atJDa1 ton, (successors to Hurd & Delany) will tor the next 30 Days give with each DOZEN CABI¬ NET PHOTO’S one 14x17 Crayon Picture , all for $4.00: or the Cabinets without Cray¬ on for $3.00. Work guaran¬ teed in every lesjieet. Bring in your old pictures if you want them enlarged. WHEN IN DALTON Call atthe NEW BARBER SHOP for a first cl»s3Sha%c or a 'Stylish II tlr Cut. Shompooingife Dying done in wmkinan-Hko manner, Nuno but White B ajt> era employed. Our Dandruff Eradicator is a dead shot for dandruff. Shop opposiue Henry WratLcrly ’i Shoe House, G. V. Bostwick Pm p. __~___:______*__ JUNE SHERIFF’S SALES. Statk or Georgia Murray Cocky, W‘d be sold bdme the court house door in tho town of Spring Place, to the highest bidder at pub¬ lic out Csy between tho li-gal hours of sale on the 1st Tuesday m Jane next, the following described prop trfy to wit: On all that portion of lot ofland excepting No. 265, lying -the North of mill Holly- and cretdr. saw gin property, includin'; about three acres of hind. Also fifty rods off of the Souln’side ot lot No 260. nil in the 20th D:st. and 2od Sect, of said county, by virtue of and to satisfy a Justice court il J'», from tlie 1013th Djst. G 'll said county, in f l vor of the B«cifio Guano Go. VS WJ Peeples. Leiicd on as the property of the defendant. * Also at tho fame time anti [AlCO one steam en«ine.nud boiler (m-ide , by 1 M Niggle) , T i \ a ud 1 saw j mill and fixnjres thereto. Said engine bo ing 25 horse power, lllO boiler |ji0 horse power. Said raw m 11, en gltll', . '•> llcl ‘Il'i. ix-Mi-i I ..ett-to located about 2 rniit!.- west of Spiing Placo near tlie residence of W W Mauldin. Levied on by virtue i f and to satisfy a mortgage fi fa is sued from the Superior 1 court of Whitfield county . favor of , G _ W in Hdl vs. V Jlj Ban & Go. Property | in p&tsessiou ol U H & B F Jones and will he.sold where it now s:andr. This April 29th If91. J. G. UcEntire, Shot iff. NOTICE FOR YEARS SIItTORT. State or Groroia, ,Vu ray County Mary L Leonrtrd, widow of Ji !Vf Leonard deceased, having applied for twelve months support for her self and minor children out i t the estate of said deceased, and ap¬ praisers appointed to their set apart the same having mtAde return. This is to cite all persons concern: ed to show cause if any they eah why said return of said appraisers slyitild not la set aputto srid widow nnd cbildren ns a twelve months support, ou the 1st Mon day it dun . v< \i •Fhi* thp 30th duy A | til I'D!- VV 11 Ha rn c f t. ” # O d % on ty. If you are going west or south west and want Cheap Tickets and Quick Time ad¬ dress or call on W. E Sutton or J. L Smith general emigrant ticket agentf Dalton Ga. Special Notice! Having lost by death my cele brated Native Jack, Maringo Mammoth, I concluded that Mur¬ ray county should have a first c’as.s Jack. I visited the Woodward cdmbiuaiion sale at. Lc-x'iigtt.n Kv., where 700 horses nml a large num¬ ber t f Jacks were for sale, but did not get suited. After looking over quite a large teritory, I purchased “GALLO” a thorough bred Span¬ ish Jack of tho Berry and Murray importation, sa d by many to be the finest Jack of his age in Kento 7 Des cription. GALLO is a bkek Jack with mealy points, 15 hands high. 4 years old, remarkably large boue and foot and with a style of neck, Irea I ami ear unsurpassed by any Jack in America. He is high lived, and at foT1 of action ns a tilt tine horse. Nothing but block slock con be legist erod in the American Jack register. GALLO will make the season of 1891, at the Cohutta Stock Farm, Drums Murray county Ga.. at $10 for mares and $25 for Jennetts, by ■ insurance. Stock from a distace kept at reasonable rates, Dfnnis Johnson. r^r^rtrr MAY SHERIFF’S SAULS. STATR OP QIOBGIA MURRAY COOnIT. WillBe sold before tho Court House d'or in ihc town of Spring Place Ob. to the highest t)l<lj*r at public outcry between the legal hours of sa'o on -the first Tuesday iu May next ,ho following property towit: Forty /h'e.tCr s more or !e?s, of lot of No * 308 * ,n tho 27th District ana 2nd Seolion of £a ’ d C0 ” My nnd beins u,e E0Utb west corner of said pit. Levied in rs the ropef . y fJ . w , Valker Jr . by virtuo of end to satis y a Justice c mt fi fa issued from Dio lOllth District O. M. ill favor of j. W. Brow icr for Ills use of S II. Hart lay v.,. said Walker, freperty pointed cut by S. H. Hartley. I.ov-j- made and returaed tornoby R.3. l’arkv.L. c. At?o at (Itasatne time and place 9 acres more or U-sain the South ««»t corner of lot of ,jn ' 1 Xo2 ‘ fii ,!f 8|b I'i-urioiand 31 s*eti«a V f r«m spring PL.ec to T Farter* ° f Ui; Qerrter. rHad L.vi cd onami.c property of Ed Buhop by Virtue efard to ,* tii% a justice court fi fa from the S2*£th Pi^t 0-. M. raid county in favor t f W . C- Martin vj. Kd Bifhop princi¬ pal, Araos Bishop socty and J. A. Dickson in¬ dorser. Levy made and returned to mo by J . M. Campbell L. C. Also at the same time and place tho East half of fbt of land No. 18S in tho, 8th Hist and 3d Section of sai d county. Levied on rs the property of J. D. E!rod by virtue of a fi fa from tbo R24th Ttist G. M- inTjvor of.A. W. Fite against J, 1>, Elrod and others. Said fi fa coitroiled by E E Daniel. Aiso.it tho same time end p'sco ten acres of Uni in the South west corner rf lot No sr;,irr.:;;rr.;‘ h on as the property of A, J. ^laughter by' virtue Ufa fi fa from the justices const of the* 1 1639th 'Distiict G, M. in favor of Trammell Sta vs. W. M. llicbBrd8 td A. J. Slaughls makers and A. V. Beck indorser. Levy run e and returned to me by j. b. Bat d L. '. This April 1st 1891. J. C. McKktiri Shc if. PR, HILL HARRIS, ■" Dentist. Office over National Bai.k Dalton Ga. '’''i sB aB -'g;,*; ’ ••.'Smr. ... j'W"’" TeoJli pa traded without pain, a specialty. II, H. Anderson Attorney at Law Sreiiia Black, Gxorcia. Prompt attention given to all le¬ gal business and tho collection of claims. —: CHAS. N. £ING: ATTORNEY AT LAW , Spring Hace, G:. 0.1*. STARR, TRAM 11 ELI. STARR Ca’.houn, 0». Spring Place,Qa STARR & STARR Attorneys at Law, I Prompt attention given to all legalbusines J. J. Bates, ATTORNEY ATLAW, Spring Place, Gforgia. Special attention given to collec¬ tions and criminal x>ractice IRON FENCE ST Gates, Posts, Stairs, Verandas, Roof Cresting, Tower Finials. Steel Jail Okies. Builders’ Iron Fronts, Columns, Sills, S4W niLLS L ‘”?s Write us for Pictures and Prices. Manly Manufacturing Co., Dalton, Gsorgln. S* sura you mention this papor. If you are going t.o the West, Southwest, or Northwest-, time and money by calling on or writing to John L. Edmotui -on, Dalton Ga., traveling pas - senger Agent of the <; Qld Re ¬ liable W. & A. R. R. Spe cial accommodations for Texas and Arkansas trav 1 Dr. B. S. lie S KA h. Physician and burgeon Ramsey ~Y-- Ga. 8i ™ '° Oilicj at the residence of Jo n Ii. Kmth. The Xew Restaurant OF L. N. Tinsley! First class meals for only 25 cents. Fourth door North of Dr, Gain’s Drag Su>:e, Dalton, Ga F. L. Keith, - J , Dealer In ) Whiskies, B/audi es, i ad . WINTER, ___ lOF SaCfainehtal purpose?, 103 Ilast Eighth Street, Chattanooga, Tenn. Oil or ™ Efn(«. ,*$<■ to Hit*, I Will guar— ailtee mj’gO.-lls t« be «8 l'i pti-Stin ltd j i My ^ coni whiskey is the best p Ibis market. I invite my old Murray county friends to call and see mo. Let cash accompany or der. 4 IS Iy Calaway & Longest, /in i Ttalton Ca. We desiJi to call the attention of the pnh, lie. and the eople of Mar ay, especially tbalwe are now wide awake in the LIVEUT BU ;INESg; haring purchased theentire bat incss of Mr. S. l>. Poaroh. Wagon yard in eorneotion with Stable. ^^^^£&1\49YEMK Tvmmo ( j mmomL > : 186 TTT IRON FENCES [IMPROVED] For Reside,ice, ’ Cemetery. Church, [I Ch Roof Cresting, witching Fusts. I AUl SST“' LINTELS. iron Verandas. •ail Cells AND CAGES Saw Mills and ii a t Machinery, Writs for Price*. MANLY MANUFACTURING C0„ DALTON, GEORGIA Bo <urt you mention this papor. j ^otropolitan ' Hotel. i ! *- ianta, G eorgia. • 1 ' v V1 “ 3 ' :C,,10 “ Pi) 8 Sen 8 er jj j Coraoi- of Alah&ma & Pryor Streets. | -- Rates Reasonable. - ^ p - * Proprietor, [Late of Cannon House.] RfllT CHEAPEST Manly’Manfg FROM MAKER Co., ^ * w DALTON, GEORGIA. IRON RAILINGS, GATES, POSTS, CRESTIN6S. JAILS, ROOFS, STAIRS. STEEL Lintels, Cast Columns, Sills, etc, SAW MILLS IMPROVEMENTS. ALL LATEST TRADE mew sooth WRITE for Pictures and Prlce8ora»ythft!(| you need In METAL, we can send It promptly. Be eure you mention this paper. i W.&A.R.R. Western & Atlantis Railroad. SOLID TRAINS // WITH PULLMAN CHAIR CARS AND PALACE SLEEPING CARS —BETWEEN UlUkipiMii --o Close Connections i n Union Passenger Depots. See that your Tickets to CATOOSA SPRINGS ... .......... A^I> LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN —Read via— Western & Atlantic R. R. ROUND TRIP SuminerrOURIST TICKETS Anti CHEAP EMIGRANT RATES. PASS® e DE ra potA?l^t nil S n 0 . - gusta. Charleston and Florida points. 1 or Tickets, Sleeping Car reservations, * write to or call upon I S. L. Rooebs, City Pass. Agent, Fbank SaviEB, Ticket Agent, C. B. Wat.kot, Chattanooga. K. _ D. Mann. T-Ag’t, Union Depot. No. 4 Kimball House, Atlanta. - Genera! CHAS. E. HARMAN, Passenger Agent, Atlanta. J. W. THOMAS, General Manager.