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About North Georgia times. (Spring Place, Ga.) 1879-1891 | View Entire Issue (April 30, 1891)
North Georgia Times. Subscription Bate: One ye*r,fl (»« Six months, 50eents;Thre months, 25couts. Payable in advance. Address alt eemmunicstioas t > Tbs Ttxts Boring PDe», G». HOME NEWS. Sunshine. Growing crops. Fannerslbusy. Paint your houses. Advartiss in’ tha Times. Farm hands in demand. ‘ Plant more corn nud^eas cotton. 2 spools thiead 5c N Y store Dalton. For pure fresh d,uga go to F 0 Trevitt Dalton Ga. Guoss who pulled tbe'cow]out of the well by her tail? Our young friend Will Terry of Decora is up on a visit. The'young paople are talking of having a picnic atjan early] day, DoiVtC forget: to call on FfO Trevitt when „in ; Dalton.^ Drugs and Jewelry. * Miss Hattie Ratcliff of this]eoun tv“has been visiting friends] near Chickanuuga Tenn. Col. Starr'and.family of Dalton spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives and friends iu Spiing Place. ~ -m Guess who went to s.e 1 his best girl Sunday and walked homo in the night, a dir tau<:e]of seveu mile*? F O Trevitt is tho druggist o> North Georgia—see him at D-dtcn, Mr. Sim Hassle r of Roan counly Tennessee is visiting relatives in tbs vicinity of' a Hassler M’-Ts, ibis county. Deputy U. S- Marshal.Ira Camp¬ bell was in the city this week. Look out.boys ho is after some¬ body. If you want your prescriptions accurately filled taka them to Trevitt Dalton Ga, If you have a cow given'to lay¬ ing off: jus*. give her a dose of sugar anct that"' will.bring her up regular. Ifcis^not necessary to mention that wo have jbeen enjoying the finest] of Spring weather,;for. the past week. Wonder whatsis the'attracti in in Spiing Place for a certain young gentleman from up on the' creek? Notice the ’‘ad 1 ’ of C V Bost* wick, barber at Dalton, iu this is¬ sue. He is a pleasant gentleman aud will treat you right. Read the' li ad“ of Wilson & Oo.. Photographers at Dalton, in this issue. They are the only artists in Dalton and do first class work. From the present indications ■ some of the young people ot Spring Place wilt be trotting down life's highway in double harness pretty a:ou. A new and stylish line of import ed French hats for the Radies, }ust received at the New York Store in Dalton. Call and>xamfne]them. Come up gentlemen and have your name* placed] on the scriptton list of the Times. It ''©sts a dollar a year and/gives the latest news. Seaborn Fincher of the Red ‘ rent Brewrv «rew»y went e out on tha creek on a flsluns expidition the first ol Ike week weeK. His riis general ge ™ app i p 9 arance.\s sufficient proof 1“ had tbe nsu.i run of look. We spent,Saturday h Dalton in thefintereat ot the Times and found tbe merchants at that place doing a rushing business. There are “no flies on*’ Dalton or any of her ImainesB men. Col. W (3 M ar da and a party of Daltonians were guesls at tbe Tempie Douse Sunday. These Daltoti people know where lo coao for a day of pleasure and a rqtiare meal, for Judge Temple has a rep¬ utation not confined to North La C. N. King is authorized to re¬ ceive and receipt for subscription to the Traits, So if- yon owe us anything and happen oa Ibis gen tlemaa yon will do ns , a tavor by handing him the amount yon are due. % Miss May Johnson presented the Tihes with a niee biquet of rare and b aMijfni flowers on Thursday of last week. Miss May is a charming little lady and knows how to arouse a fow pleasant thoughts in the mind of a news pap^r man. Nexil Camp & Co : have their Planing Machine in working order and are now prepared to do all kinds ol planing as cheap as e.in be done in Dalton, (jive them a trial when you have anything in their line; they Will give youjsatisfaclion. Notice your receipts and'if they do not say you hate paid your subscription to the Times for 1890 be sure you bring along the change when you como to town. We ore requested by Prof C H Humphreys to announce that the Murray County Singing Conven¬ tion will bo held at Piegah church on Saturday beforo the second Snnduy in May. Prof It-belts will be there and a grand time is anticipated. We rro informed that the Spring Place Amateurs will give a public entertainment in.the near future. Preparations are being made for the repetition tf quite a number of splendid pieces and the peop'e may expect te bo highly ent< rtaiued when]the society de¬ v cides to “come out.” We are uot given to'suggestionB, nor do we with lo dictate, but would it]uot be a goodjdeajor the dra¬ matic society to give au eittertain ment when‘they have sufficient practice and charge a email ad¬ mission fee to be used toward the impr vemont of the grave yam? T1 is would be time weil spett (or a public necessity aud would not cost any one person but a'small amount. Every eaterprifingcit/z-n iu the county should subscribe for the Tires, A paper is au enterprise depending solely upon Ibe people fora support, ft:<1 is what they make it; if it has a* good support it gives the newspaper man a now lita and enc-ura-cs aim to throw hU'every Jacultyitoward his.w@rk in order to return the interest shown by his patrons. So come up gentlemen and show a williug interest in the leading advocate ]of jour county for it will be to your advantage as well aa ouib. Worccoive a communicaiion^oc oocasionally that is too _much on the form of an advertisement to be published without charging regu¬ lar rales for such work. We]; have a rule as to what we publish »s local matter and never deviate from it. It. would give us much pleasure could we do ourselves jus¬ tice by giving \ space lor these communications free of charge but WO cannot and hope our friends will take no exceptions .at their non-appearance for we feel that they would not knowingly ask us to print auything'in this line when it is contrary to an established rule to do so. Spring Placa needs a school building and the people should go to work to] have one built. I here is not another town in North Geor gir the size of this place]but has a public ac hool house.and we must g e t jjnt of the alleys and come to j, on t. Don't let us be atffex ccption especially one of (his kind, Spring Place was thrown into qalte a levee of excitement on Sat urday last. The residence of Co . J J J > Bates caught a * on fire and bad it not 06611 1 1 , hands it would soon have been , ba ,„ od t0 lh . gro „„a. Bot . In*, crow(1 of lne „ boy. responded to^helalarmand soon extifiguished the hungry flam as with but little damage to the building, Around and About Cisco. As this is my first: I will givtt- you a few brief lines from our lural distr ct. We have been having some weather for the past week that made us think of summer. Harve Hannah would make farming a specialty if he could get enough sleep without sleep* iDg tour hours at DOOll. M's. Maggie Bates'ot Dunn Ga. spent Saturday and fit her old home near here . Will Muckey and Nannie Me Jin tire attended the aingitig t G ibson's Chapel last Sunday. Charlie Adair ot Cohutta Springs was orer Sunday. We were glad to see him out and looking so well— “come again” Charlie Optimates likes tj see you Mr. A Martin will begin a Sabbath achool at Gibson’s Chapel next Stluday, all are in¬ vited to atteud. I will now 1-id you ‘ aurevoir.” Optimates. We want 100 coops of Spring Chickens at once, and will pay highest cash p ice for x >' em. DeJournette & ~o. Notice To The Laihf.s. We are bouud to suit, the ladies’ fancy regardless of what it costs. Uave received a beautiful stock of ladies’ hats and would like to stress the fact that they ate of the vei y latest style and fashion. A coidiai invitation to all. T. J. Oybf.y. We sell the Spence; Optical Company’s Spectacles and eye glasses They are very fine glasses and you should try them before purchasing else whete. S. J. McKnights New Drug Store, Dalton Ga. 1891—Clothing Clothing!— Something we can’t do with¬ out and wt ate loundto keep it. We have received aud are re¬ ceiving the largest line of Olo thing ever brought to Spring Place. We have culled the rmuket lor bot»fc goods that could be had, arid buying in large quantities, enables us to sell at Rook,BQttom p ices. T. J. Qvbey By George] lltat's a pretty, suit —Yes, got it‘«t O ?bey's I am now receiving a complete line of imported dress goods and invito llt-e ladies to examine them before dealing elsewhere. Ovbey. German millet seed at DeJourngtte & o Dalton Ga. !•» For tombs'cites and utor.umenlol wofk call on C N King. T. J. Ovbey will sell you clothipg ns cheap as it can be bought in Ga. _—;—_—*--» ■■ - m- ' -- G W Oglesby, at Kenner’s Wa’eliouse, Da\ton G \, tVdll sell provisions and farm sup¬ plies on time payable in the fall for good Dotes. Mar ty Persons Are broken do .rn from overwork or household •Ares Broun /s Iron Bitters rebuild;, the f/stjm, aids malatia. digestion, Get the removes genuine. ex¬ cess of Aile, jnd cures if rotrjt hack aciihs Or you BKo^jvwrnti.v'jsjrTi’JKKS. are allwom out, realty good for nothing It will curejou^iUHl ^Ivo a good appetite. Sold A CASKET OF SII 1 WE na-PSi fei ckt B j S5^ IS pt-g la fe to u 7 p<*ypo Li w'no will pbovr it to their 1 » a Ht)a aud *cii<l us oi <2 r?. per MoniZi eela'VMid i-jr*»i?jy cxjicnscn p*id tuO r.cjtl:tir -' wt-o pre »al u) cpmm'bSlon, ry ruiac to i)70 po? third, 1'Zon.tU am! ^? lav •' pes* MotstSa thc.'jXth month tlii-sr’aio with tu,' :f they prove proficient salt emeu. Frii mf rraotion Trill ho s< nt you free a’oouiwo ft that youcandoand live at ..ome, wherever \ oil sre eitnu cci, 1 ii»t will pay you from SS to 510 per day. A number have earned < ver i.S iu a.day. Both nxcs, a!t tfiatima. ages. Ihe ciinpco cf allfo tims. Now is Fo inr-.s am absolutelyanrefor Oilco tbo rvoricra. G.ve yoor Fort barer aod E pressjutilrcs*. and state v;tin.*' yon raw t 1 is aivvitisemcnuiu. i.ddris?, Standard Silver Ware Co,- 8« Wuchington St, BODTdK, ra.Ri.tS3: ■ lb ,av ou e CATAR Kold in the Head, Throat, or Lungs, we ciq Vire At. yon by our new method. Remedy pleas tr\mail Cost moderate. Send for sample, whlol / FREB! Address, 0R\J. W. BLOSSER & GO, DALTON, Oviiey is leading i 1 clothing, When you arc in Dalton dont forget that L Bucholz keeps the the standard.confectionaries and is always ready <c w’ait on the Murray boys. A good square meal will be furnished for only 25 cents. Re meinbgr Mr Buck, first door below Trevilte & Bryant's drug store. Of course I got my suit at Ov bey‘s, no better goods can be had in the market. tleo rgia Murrey County C. C. IIowoll Executor of ostae of I, D Ilartly represents to the court in his petition duly filed,that lie has fu'ly administered said L D Hartly estato according to Ills will. This is therefore to c (e all persons concerned, heirs and ciedito f, to show cause if any they cun, why said Executor etion.d not be discharged from adiu nistra tion and receive letters of dismission on the 1st Monday ia May 1881. This i'eby. 4!h 1801. IV. Ii.UiMSET, Oldinary. ADMINISTRATRIX NOT I E. Geo gia Murray Conn'y M A Koislor, Administratrix of R B lvois ter, represents to the Court in her petition duty filed, ihst eho has fully administered said estate. This is therefore to cito alt per¬ sons concerned, kindred and creditors, to show cause, if ary they can, why said Adtnx. should not bo discharged from her Adminis¬ tration and receica totters of dismission the first Monday iu June 1891. This Mardh 3d 1891. IT. II. RsjtSEr, Ordinary, ‘Si O:\-9 m vrrrj mm f I pricer ^SOCTS. IT IS THE BEST. .'It EASIEST- TO USE. ' ... a THE CHEAPEST. PM ALLSKIN and BLOOD DISEASES. The Best Household Modioine, Once or twice each year the sys¬ tem needs purging ciog of the impuri¬ ties which the blood. From childhood to old age, no remedy meets all cases with the same cer¬ tainty of good results aa BOTANIC BLOOD BALM. W. C. McGauhcy, Webb City, Ark., writes. “ B. B. B. has done me more good and for less money I the than comfort any other of blood life to purifier it.” I ever.used. owe Shepherd, Norfolk, my Va., August 1888 P. A. io, , writes: “ I depend on Ik B. B. for the preservation of my health. 1 have had it in my famil y now nearly two years,, and in all that time h ave not had to have a doctor.’* lar* Write for Illustrated “Book of Wonders," BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta, Go. Sent free. A pamphlet of Information and ab Istractof Obtain the Patents, laws,Showing Caveats, How a-rade/S to/ aa\ '®\A.Wre Marks. Copyrights, MUNN A tent CO.My free.em J^Kk I . 361 Broadway, WBaBMfc-. New Tort. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Gronota Mckray Coukty Whereas UN King Admr of Fickney t Howell deceased, Las in due loun applied to me lor IclvoIo sell the lands belonging to the es¬ tate of said deceased end said ap¬ plication will be heard on I he first Monday in June next. This April 30th 1891. W II Kamsty, Ordinary. A fi® 'k Commsiclal College mumSSi: Cheapest & DestRusine:s College in the World. l»Bbwht ll-mur "uA <IUd »vw u’d mKff M \V«;rJdV HxnoAltiou. tor t* s stem '•( plBff “fd (Jcnw'itl Ituwlno^H Fdiiont'ou- 10,0Pfl 4 *ratiu.itit Itu«1ucwi !.■«?>•* | ft ! - o uvratcmi i :y. cJ. tVv.tt'f Fall Csiin-^e*. T-.-tunn «i.:. , Vpjwwu wjgn WUhwr U. 9i»Hh, hate***, »■»* NEW AN1) BEAUfll'UL Millinery (*eod§. LATEST NOVELTIES IN FASHION 1 Just Received at the Mlltnerj Slur* ol J. & J. B. GRAVES, No. 85, Hamilton Street/ , Dalton, Georgia. A new and elegant assortment of Milinery and P Straw (, 00 f E ■***;*’, Bonnets slid Ladies’a r d Children e lints rl “ ,a qjjj,, Satins, » and SashRibbons, Vilvet Ribbons, Neck Ties, Bonnet . Velvets and Crapes, Flower*. Feathers, Ornamen.sAc. X K . were bon -lit uf thelargestand best importing House sin _ and Not Yorr, and will be sold at very low more cash. joes for 1891 . 1891 T. J. Of BE Y, Spuing Peace, Georgia Clothing! Clothing! Clothing!! I have on hand, and will keep the best line of Gents ready made clothiug, on the market. {g^**Also a full stock of Dry-goods, Ilats, Caps, 1, ..Shoes, Hard¬ ware, Groceries etc., and will sell at low prices, fof cash. W. J. JOHN SON, ■{ DEALER IN '[■ * Groceries, Provisions, Confectionery, Ci ** gars, Hats, Etc. SPRING PLACE, GEORGIA The best East Tennessee Flour, Bacon, Lard, Sugar, Cofl’e New Orleans Syrup, Lenoii VFaetory 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. Hemstreet & Leek, —DEALERS IN— Marble and Granite. MONUMENTS, HEADSTONES, TABLETS CROSSE Coping, and General Cemetery Work. SrEcuL Pricks Given On Application 19 West Montgomery Are. (Tiattav'cga, Tknk, C. N. KING, Local Agent, Spring Place, Georgia. 1891 1891 Robinson & Fincher, Spuing place, GEORGIA ... .Dealers In. ... Groceries, Prov'sions, Cot fectiouerie?, Cigars, Tofcaooo, Flour, Meat, Lard, Sugar, Ooffea, Syrup and in fact everything in the grocery line; Queens'and Till war*| Also a select Stock of NOTIONS. THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN TOWN TO BUY THE ABOVE;MENTIONBD;GOODS. .WU1 buy all kinds of produce, chickens, eggs, butter, corn »• • •,« peas and anything in the produce li.-.e. and pity the HIGHEST MARKET PRICE. Call and see our goods and get prices before you sell your produce or buy '-our’groceries &c. ' County Dir cto y. Superior Court meets 3rd Monday in Fcby, nd August. Jndgo. Hon. T. W- Milsib. Hon. A. W. Fitb. Solicitor General, g. H. Fimoheb, Clork Superior Court. Court of o rdinnr y meets 1st Monday in each month. W. H. Rabs v, Ovdinsty. J. C. McENTtBE, Sheriff. M. H. BaiUEi.RTTK, Tax Receiver, M. M. Witcu, Tax Coileotor. J. A. Dicxson, Treasuror. M. Romrms, Surveyor. H. V. Tockkr, Corencr. Court of County Commissioncts meets on Wednesday after 1 st Tuesday ip each month. W. Lt'FEMtN Chairman—W. E. Coyino S. A. Gkegory, A. B. Weaver, J*s TON, W. Mackey, Commissioners. , JUSTICES COURT. Town District 2nd Monday. Ball Ground.Dist. 3rd Satur ay. Eighth 2 nd DoMittte “ 4th “ , Tenth “ 3rtf ” Alaculsa “ 2 nd “ Sh lek Pen “ 2 nd “ ! Balt ft n “ 4th " 1013th “ 1 st » | . : County’ School B aril— cf <*• Ks W. RMjB»mr, T.j. Brvaxt, a . » 3 l •• J, A. McK»«T, A. T.WfiAVlS. E. T. V & V. R’YJME; ( Du ll. Oorreclod to May 11th, ’90. Trains From Dalton SOVTnWKST No. 1. 9:06 p. m., for Rome, Selma, Mo¬ bile, New Orleans* Texas and California No. 11. 12:44 ni ht for Rome, Atlanta, Macon, Savannah, Brunswi ft and Jackson¬ ville. No. 13. 2:37 r. it., for same as No; II. NORTHEAST am 1 WEST No. 2. 3r4fl p. m , for Knoxville, Bristol, Washington, Philadelphia end New York. No. 14. 4:05 p. it., for Chattanooga, Memphis, Littie Rock, Ft. Worth, Kansas City, St. Louis, Cincinnati and Chicago. No. 12. 4:47 a. u., For sums peintE re No 14. 4 No. 16 11:30 A. M. ” ” Through Sleepers to Nlcw Orleans, Flor¬ ida, New Yerk, Philadelphia, Washington, Cincinnali and Memphis,,, B. W. Wresn, G. P £;T. I A. Knoxville, Tenn. J. L. SsiiTH, Jit W. E. Soitox, T. P. A. Dalton, Ga« POH DYSPEPSIA !?»•' flrmvn'H Iron Ttiitcrs. dealers I’hystotans reconinicmt ft. . Ait .keep 1*. Hi.Oii tier bottle. Genirin*. fca» usflfr mark ami crossed iv.l tines on wntpper
