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THURSDAY JULY S3, 1891.
Livingston and J«rry didn't in¬
vito Ncrtben to the Alliance ral
I y in Atlanta the other day, Holy
MoeefaJ Northen must feel terribly
crestfallen. (?)
Senator Quay says he will proba¬
bly retire. What is Ihe^matter
with Low! Go with Quay and
McKinley, [_o)d lady, tho people
don't want yon.
In a party of ninety-six Georgia
editors, not one of them favored u
third party and they stood five to
one for Cleveland against Hill.
’Rub for the editor hi They are of
tne right stuff.
Murray county is "looming up.
She has a fine crop of corn and an
average crop of cotton. „ Our farm¬
ers ate boand to como out on top
in u few more years, thou debt and
the mortgage will have been things
of the past.
Jerry [Simpson ami his crew
have[,been in [the south for tho past
tow^dajB trying to’.organizo a third
party but[they reciove no encour¬
agement from the sensible and
conservative clatseB. The fow who
urejded by.this stale old augo will
bo til comparisons to ‘‘ihompson's
colt.”
About fifteen hundred miners
and citizens captured 107 soldiers
and the convicts at Coal Creek,
Term , on Monday [and [sent them
in box cars to, Knoxville for safo
keeping. < This is pretty tough .for
a civilized country. The gover¬
nor will send out enough troops to
hold the miners).!own and tlie ( con
victs will 600U bo 6eut back.
Sunday’s Constitution prin¬
ted sketches and portraits of
Georgians hayseed legislature.
Cuv telegraphic dispatches
have uot as yet advised us ot
any uprising and rebellion
among its subscribers.—Chat¬
tanooga News.
Go to, Shaver, goto, Geor¬
gia’s law makers cany in hay¬
seed in their pockets, is this
attempted ridicule genuine, or
is it contracted bombast?
“Statesman'’ Livingston, over
iu Georgia, is kicking against somo
of Gov. Northen ; s appointments,
If Gov. Buchanan would make
(some appointments at which Mc¬
Dowell would kick, Tennessee
would bo a few thru and per cent
better off.—Chattanooga News,
Well, Shaver 4 do be” in the
right road sometimes. Little
does it concern our governor
.what Livingston thinks of lus
appointments. If Northen aud
the people were fools enough
to listen to this fine-haired al¬
liance leader it wouldn’t be
long till we would be at the
mercy ot a third party with
Leonidas “Fot himself” Livings¬
ton at the throne.
HIE ELIIJAY AMANUENSIS.
The above animal came at us
a !a non compos mentis last week,
When we loaded our little gun
we loaded for bear, and fired
point blank at tho sub editor of
l., lug bil l W t ouner ■ , but , upon mves- .
find wo fired too lotv
•#
1 and plowed np an almost defunct
ekunk, From the aroma of the
| brute, we ore led to behave lie is
j tho nub Editor and borrows under
; the Courier office.
Ibis early training of tlw J inputs - |
f 1 ^ ^ voting man Icaifits hijir
that whcm he meets a gkuck in
in.tho road it is proper courtesy
to give it room,
j Take the road skunk, it is youts.
Tho Editors
And Their Excursion to
Washington and
Mew York.
j
Royalty Entertained white in Atlanta
by the .Journal ani Constitution, j
,
The Weekly Pres? Association I
bold their, fifth annual session in
Atlanta on Tuesday the 14th
They came into the Gato City
On Monday from all parts of the;
state and before ^noon nearly [one
hundred Georgia vindicators were
quartered at Iho Kimball as the
guests of the Journal.
At 3 o'clock Monday evening
were tendered a drive oyer the
city by the]Journal and alter see¬
ing the sights, this same paper
gave us a banquet at Piedmont
park which was hugely enjoyed
by al! present, especially Bill
Kersh, of the Fort Ynlley Enter¬
prise and George Dealer, of the
Journal.
Al 9 o'clock tho Governor guvo
a reception at his mansion and
all us poor editors had the high
honor of an introduction to thc
Chief Executive, his wife and
daughter. Wo spent a lew short
hours at the mansion in pleasant
conversation, after which wo re¬
tired at the'Kimball.
The Convention met Tuesday
in the parlors of tho Kimball with
the fullest attendance it has ever
had. About thirty new papers
wore admitted to the association.
At <5 o'clock Tuesday evening
we stalled from the Union depot
on the excursion that had boon
arranged by Sterling Roberts,
the Corresponding Secretary, and
the Atlanta Constitution. The
Richmond & lianullo r-ilrond
furnished transportation to Wash¬
ington and the Pennsylvania road
carried us from that place to New
York. The Pullman Oar Co. fur¬
nished ur two elegant s'copers and
tho goose swing high until the
Constitution's boer played out
Wo arrived iii tho big city just
thirty six hours ail or our depart¬
ure from Atlanta.
Mr. Gray of thc Morning Adver¬
tiser, raot us at -Jersey City aud
conducted tho big party of ninety
six editors across tho liver to the
Metropolitan hotel on Broadway.
After our arrival in New York
we visited all the most prominent
places and could barely stay at
any particular point long enough
to nea it for invitations to go some
where else. Nothing was too good
for the city and authorities to do
foi us. They gave ns excursions
to Coney Island, Long Branch,
Glenn Island i and to all popular
resorts near New York. Wo visit¬
ed Central park and saw the big
elephant at Coney Island, the Stat¬
ue cf Libei ty, the fireworks El¬
dorado and and last but not loast
tho Sub treasury, where a number
of us had the privilege to handle
$10,000,000 in one package,
which some had never dona before
—and are quite likely to never do
again.
Friday nRbt, we, in company
with several others, turned our
backs to the biggest town we had
over visited and started on the
homoward journey, leaving about
sixty of the boys in New York who
did not leave until Sunday even¬
ing.
On our way homo wq stopped r.
fow hours in Washington where wo
visited the White House and other
important places at tho National
Capitol.
from Washington It Atlanta
wo passed through the famous bat;
tlo-fields of Virginia and tho To¬
bacco regions of North Carolina.
After a long ride, wo arrived
Sunday evening in Dalton “lop
side up with cars” and proceeded
to walk over to Spring Place, a
distance of twelve miles, which
w« covered in J just two hours ami
four minutes alK l we now chal-j
lengo the Weekly Press for a walk-
ing match.
Remakes about the bots.
Sterling Robotts, ol tho Sparta
Ishmaeiite, is a daisy aid the first
part of big name serves to express
h : 8 worth to the W&ckly Press.
Hall, of the Calhoun lime*, was
1 be» e ia full force although he
lion's beer wan drank. Hit this
docs rtt, keep him from being an
idi-around-strajaht-up-asd-d awn
1 ' rod ■, febovsr and . W9 now , know why .
iho td.tori I page of the- Tima.-:
ISS0 MlsU * «✓
Holden, of the Blm Ridge Post.
along but somehow something
went wrong with him in the out*
set and he had ft CSSO of the blues
for a while, but he come in before
long and proved hiaase’t OKG of U?.
\V. S. Coleman, ol tho Cedar -
town Standard, got stack on a pret¬
ty girt at Culpepper Courthouse
in Virginia and it took some hard
work and sound ttflk to get him to
stay with us. He speaks of start
tug a new paper in Virginia.
Bill Brock, of the State of Dade
Nows, was neck deep in ell the
fan and is particularly fond o
artesian water, IIo says if Joe
Brown would move his convicts
out of Dado county that Trenton
would be no bigger than New
York.
McNelly, of the Qalilonegu Nug¬
get, is the ladies man of the Geor¬
gia Weekly Press. Mac is allright
nnd bis weakness for the fair sox
is hia only fault.
Ben Perry, of the Canton Ad¬
vance, says he never expects to
have a largor monument erected
over him than the Washington.
Bill Kersh. of the Fort Valley
Knterpr so, was in clover all the
way. He, loo, is a dear lover of
artesian water and[ like Coleman
got stuck on somebody nPCulpep
per CLurt house.
Fagan, of tbo Fort Valley Lea
der, was along and would ho satis
lied with the trip if ho had a pile
of cedar posts at liomcj^yhich ho
saw in Virginia.
We met a whole lot of the boys
whoso names we do not remember
but it is enough to say that they,
ail of them, are alive to tho interest
of Georgia in general and their
counficB in particular.
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Ramsey Squibs.
Farmers are quite jubilant over
their crops after refreshing rains
of the past w«ek.
J, A. Patterson and Rev. O.
Parrott in company with a num¬
ber ot other citizens of this county
left for Texas to be absent a few
weeks, prospecting the green
fields of that far lamed country.
Free schools in full blast, a full
attendance reported t.t each one.
After the public debate at Mont¬
gomery s Faimors Al’iance, in the
afternoon of the 1st Saturday in
August, we will be more enabled
to tell whether the “political third
party” will be a necessity, that
being the subject for discussion.
Mrs John L Dav’.s, after the
death of her husband, has removed
to her father's, Mr. T. C. Harper
and will make it her home.
Mrs (.1. L Ramsey and her ehil
dren of McGregor Texas, is visit¬
ing the family cf Oapt. A K
Ramsey. She meets a hearty
welcomo frota a host of old fiiends.
Rov. Wm, Ellis, an old c-itiz n
of Murray, but for the last sev¬
eral months a resident of Talla¬
poosa, returned last week. We
hope he will deeida to make this
his future home,
I hero was quite an interesting
“all day” singing at Ball Ground
on Sunday. The attendance was
good, and all enjoyed it to the
utmost.
Mr. Wi’liam Peeples a promi¬
nent citizen and merchant of
Chattanooga Term., accompanied
by two of his children, is visiting
hi; mother and the family of D. E.
Humphreys -
Rope “vo editor” will pardon
brevity with the promise to write
more at length seme future day.
A GEICCLA
1891—ciptbing! Something can’t do with-1
we
out and we are lour.d to keep j
We have received and are re -;
eeiving the largest line of:
Clothing ever brought to
gp r j r | t -» Place. We have culled ;
th nmrket |or begt goods that
Could be had > AfJ<] bu >’ In ^ 10
lftt*ge (juantilieSj enables us
sell at Iluek Bottom p ices.
T. J. Ovbey ,
iF/YPEJ A¥E GATARH
la thc nwrf , TIiroatt cr Lungg , w0 J
%*3 cbt. yon Oast by moderate. o»ir new method. Send for Remedy sample, pleas
whiq
WAnsUl FREE! A-Mro
0R\J. tf. BLOSSER & CO,DALTON/SA.
J. L t SMITH,
Pa»»*nger Agent M. & C. K R,
Dalton, Ga.
E. T, V., <k U. Ity. Train Arrivals.
East, Karfl! am! West Hound.
Ko. 2. 8:97 A. M.
Ko. 12. 4:47 P M.
No. 14. 4:19 A.M.
No. KS. 11:32 A. M.
E. T. V. A Ity. 8. aud W. Arrivals.
No. 1. ®;” “j*
No. 11. p
fjo. 13. 10.29 A. M.
No. 15. 12:43 A. M.
Don't bay your tickets until you eee
above named Agent.
NOTICE TO PERFECT SERVICE.
It appearing ii to the court, by tho petition
of D beughridgo that G B and Mary Jane
Gentry on or about t clOth of Norembsr 1889
executed and delivtred to said D Ji Lougb
ridgo North a un.rtg. go on eigh yl acres off tile
portion of lot of land N’o. 188, in the
filb Dift. and 3rd Sect of Murray county Ga-,
for the purpeae of securing said D II Bough
ridge against loss as surety far the said G B
and Mary Jane Gentry on a promlsory noto
esc nted by theni to John ltill, dated Janu¬
ary 27th 1887, far Thirty dollars principal,
with eight per cent per atmta and due Dee. 1st
1887, on which said note judgement has been
taken in favor of said John Hill against said
D U Loughridge which said O B and Mary
Jane Gentry refuses to pay. It is ther fore
ordered that the said O B and Mary Jane
Gentry pay into this court on or before the
t ext term thereof the sura $39. and Int. at 8
per cent from date of said note, and the cost
of this esdj or in default thereof tho court
a ill procood as to justice shall appertain and
it’s therefore ordered that this rule ho pub¬
lished in the Noimi Gkokgix Tikes, a news
paper published in said county of Murray,
once i* month for four months, or R tved rn
the Raid G tbund Mary Jane Gor-tiy, or ilieir
qracial agent or attorney thro , months pre¬
vious to tho vest term of this court.
Jones & Martin, TltO«. IV. Jtlt-KKR,
l’otr. At'y?. J. S C. C. 1
I hereby certify that the above is a true ex
tract from th miuutea of court, T'eby Term
1899. S H Fischss, Clerk S C
NO TICK TO PERFECT SERVICE.
Marx Farrar Vs Wm Fakiur.
Applicstion to sot Rfitle nitr iago coiitract
in Murray Supe ior court, Koby Terra 1891.
It appearing to the court by the Tolurn of
tho Slier ff in the above stated cobo that the
defendant dots not reside in sa'.d county and
it further appearing that he does wot reside
in this Sta o. It is tlifrefure trderod ty the
court that service ho perfected or the defeod
ant by the puhlieatiou of this ol der asee
month fur four ui,utbs before thc next term
of tlii* court in (ho North:Georgia Times a
new* paper published in Murray county Ga.
Thus. W. Milner,
Joxvs k Martin, J s c c c.
Petis. Attyi.
I certify that the above Isa truo copy
the older ftom the minutes of court. This
Apr. 15th 1891. S II Fincher, CSC.
PETITION FOB PARTITION.
Mrs. Georgia Murrotv o' at vs. AS Vining
ot al; Petition for Partition of lot of land No.
G5 aud north half of lot No. 80 9 h Disi. aud
aid section Murray Co Ga. ■
It appearing to the court that Rerjamin ■
Vinirg Sr., one of tho defendants and ton- j
ants i i common in this c>so rebides .ut o I
is i
tho state. It ordered by tho court that
said Vining ba served by puh’icar>on in
terms of the statute—open court Fehy. Term
1891. Thos, 4V. Mit.xer, J. S. C. C. C
I certify that above is a true copy cf tho
order from tho minutes of court. This Apr. |
15th 1S91. S. II. Fincher, C. S. C.
m
E ST BAY NOTICE.
Goorgia Murray County:
All persons are hereby notified that J. It.
Harris of tho ltlUth district Q. M. said coun¬
ty, tolls before mo as an cstray, a blue or,
mouse colored "Jennctt” five or six years!
old, medium size, mealy nose, tail bobed,
with saddle and harness marks. Valued by
C C Howell and N W Harris, Freeholders of
said Diet, to he worth $30 00, The owner of
said Estray is required to como forward pay
charges and take said Jennett away, other¬
wise it will ha sold by the Sheritt of said
county, (hi tho 1st Tuesday iu August 1891,
beforo tho court house duor in seid county
williin tho legal hours of sale, as an estray.
This Juue 30ih 1891 W II h AM; Kir,
Ordinary
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTTCE.
Georgia Murray County
J. W. Mackey, Ad r. with tho will an¬
nexed of J. D. Isenhower represents ;t-J the
Court in his position du’y filed, tint he has
fully administered said eslato. This is to
cite att nersms concerned, kindred nml
creditors to Show c ure if any thrv cm
why snid Administrator should wot be dis¬
charged fr-m hia adraioistr.tied and receive
letters of dirniis-ion tin the first Monday in
Sept. 1891. This .1 ur.o 3d. 1891.
W. II. Siassr, Ordinary:
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a laway
B^ ^gjjsm k A J
Ca.
vto desire to call the attention of the pub.
lic and tho *"P le ‘ fS,u ” J ’ Vtwpbv
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thatwe are now wide awake intheLIltKi
BU-I NESS; having pureba»ed theeetire bu,
of Mr. S. I>, Poareb. Wagon yard ir
connection with Stable.
LISTED? Wilson
& 0o.,
PHOTOGRAPHERS at Dal
ton, (successors to
Hurd & Delany) 'will
tec the next 30 Days give
with each DOZEN CABI¬
NET PHOTO’S cue 14x17
Crayon Picture , all for $4.00:
or the Cabirwtsjwithput Cray¬
on for $3.00. Work guaran¬
teed in eveiy t espect. Bring
in your old pictures if you
want them enlarged.
WHEAT IN B1LTON
Cat! at the NEW BARBER SHOP for a
first class Shave cr a Stylish II air Cut.
Shampooing & Dying dono in workman-like
manner, None but White Barbers
employed.
Our DandruffEradioatoriia dead shot for
dandruff.
Shop oppoeiue Ilenry Weatherly*! Shoe
House,
C. V. Bostwick Pkcp.
EJlijay Seminary.
Unexcelled for efficiency and cheapness.
Faculty of f.mr nblo teachi rs. Buildings
well equipped $1 $2 for school purposes. Incidental Tuition
from to per month. fee 25
j cents ries per term. Board for student* cheap, and who dormito¬ wish
at small rent to
bo;rd IhcniEelves. Special course in Book¬
keeping $3 per month. Students admitted
any time between July 6th l&Vl and Apri,
(he l5th 1892.
Furfurtncr infouuation address:
Rev. J. IJ. T.u.int, A. M.
fresident ofFacuty, Eli.jty Ga,
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writo to or call upon
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Dalton, Georgia
Prompt attention will bo gmi
to all legal business in Murray
and adjoining c mnties.
PIlrES!
Piles cured WITHOU1
PAJK.
CrA on or Address,
Dk. McKnight,
New Drugstore,
Dalton, . . . . . Ga.
£8. HILL HARRIS,
Dent i st.
Office ovt-r National Bank
Dalton Ga.
Tee di extracted witkou
pain, a specialty.
H. H. Anderson
A ttorney at Law
SrRiso Pi.sce, Georgia
Prompt attention givt n to all to
gal business and tho collection o
claim-.
—: f HAS. N‘. LING:—
LAWYER,
Spring T ']act>, Ga.
J. J. Bates,
ATTORNEY AT I,AW.
Sfbtkd Pmce, Georgia
Special attention given to collec¬
tions nml criminal practice
Dr. IS. 8. McNEAL,
Physician and Burgeon
1 1 (t Dutie y ~y — G a.
Pm mi* r attention ven to
<•••’.'i8 d y or night.
OiViCrt at the residence ot
Jo 11 11. Keith.
Attention!
We now have our [PLANER., m
tip * f 'P order and aro ['prepared to
to diuss and [match all .kinds of
lumber in the neatest [[manner,
We will, also,[run our. Grist mill
on Fridays and. any time^Planer is
running,
t amp &’Co.,f —t Spring[PIace, Ga.
irTTrs.TTT-as
The Xew
Mestanrant
OF
I- Tinsley!
Birst'eiass [menls for only 23
cents.
Fourth door North of Dr,
j. am s Drag Store, Dalton, Ga.
F. L M 3
-[ Dealer In y
y* hiskies, Bi audios^ # nd
VV ii'LEB, for Sacramental
purposes.
103 l;ast Eighth Street,
Chattanooga } Tenn.
When you want pure whiskies,
.’all on or send to me, I will guar
tnlee my goods to bo as represented
My corn whiskey is the best
n this market. I invite my old
Murray county friends to call and
see me. Let cash accompany or
der. 4 18-ly
Whiskey.
I will soli to the people of Mnr
ray and adjoining counties the
best of Mountain Whiskies at $175
per gallon, and will put a seal ot
wax oyer each Jug or Kg so that
it cannot bo tampered with with¬
out the knowledge of the purchas¬
er- Give me a trial. I think you
will be pleased.
W. IT, Spivey.
EMijay, — — Georgia.