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THEME
Is the largest and handsomest stock of General Merchan¬
dise at o’.ir store that has ever been brought to Spring Place.
We have purchased the entire stock of Mr. W. W. liullinax
and now
IS
The time to buy goods cheap. We propose to sell a great
many articles ot merchandise to the people ot Murray count y
at absolutely wholesale prices. As a matter ot course we cau
not sell at- these low figures tor long. We only offer to do this
in ord r to make room for more goods. tVe have everything
on earth you want that is .isualy found in a first class stoic.
W'e have
A
Select line of over 2<)00 pairs of Shoes and can fit any foot.
We will sell you a pair ot extia fine Kangaroo Shoes or any
kind ot a Brogan you want as cheap as you cau buy them in
Dalton. We have an extra tine stock ot Ladies and Children's
Shoes and when you go to buy be sure to*see us aud get prices.
In fine and coarse Boot* we do not propose to be undersold.
In I act we have anything in foot wear you want and no
MAN
Woman, or child need lea re our store without being
pleased. stock Dry
Our of Goods is simply perfect, We have a
world of Jeaus, h Right at a very lew tigur and which we ex¬
pect to sell very cheap. Ou: shelves are filled with beautiful
Calicos, Prints, Worsteds, \ civets, Bat.teen*. Checks, Flannels,
Ginghams and various other articles too numerous to mention
and we a e selling them all very low. We have no
HE All
Stock in the Dry Goods line. Everything is new and
fresh. Come and see.
As to Glassware. Cups, Saucers, Dishes, of any inscription,
Pitchers, Bowls, Knives aud Folks, Tumblers, Goblets, Etc,
we are over-stocked and must close a great deal of this out.
So if you want anything of this kind come right on to see us
and we vvtli fii y<. u up.
We are headquaiters for Nails, Horse Shoes, Plow-points,
Trace Chains. Tacks, Well Buckets, Tin Buckets. Oil Cans,
Axe-handles, Tin Cups aud anything
ON
This line can always be found in our house.
When you need supplies, such as Flour, Sugar, Coffee
Meat, Dice, Soda, Baking Powders, Suit, iVpper, Spice, be sine
to come and see us no matter how lit-tie or how much you want
of anything you will always find us glad to serve you.
yye.are tneking the trade of Murray county Irom
CARTER’S ©IJ \ If TEE
To the Tennessee line and propose 1 > make the people Place jnst the
right kind of bargain- to get. it. When > o« »rc in Spring be
sure to call on us and get price", it v-V not cos- vou anything and
may result in on'r mutual benefit. Respectfully, liomasoM & Fitcimi.
TTAf X JJ.1 X. 1 ^ T I a 17p{ FA J SU T r I. jp X.U 17
Thv grand jury recommend* that the.
old jail property and the Staples eur-j
ner, which is owned by the county, lie
sold and the proceeds be appiopriated
to building a go-id iron fence around
the court house. The fence question
has been worn thread Imre by the grand
juries of late years but it seems that
our county fathers are not cognizant of
the fact, at least they pay no heed to
this wise counsel. !
ti CUT AND DRIED”
xzotrr 'rtEtos
OTHSES MAU'OSTTVSx:,
All die News About Vou and Vuur
Folks.
# of Dalton, spent Sunday
Ed King,
j iere
Jim Cldlders will sell yon groceries
cheap for c asli.
Mr. and Mrs. G. T, Osletree are here
on a visit to their diuigliii-r. Mrs Kelley
Hons. Humbert, Uamsev and Wilson
came up from Atlanta Saturday and
spent a few days with the home folks.
Remember that tlie best coffee is
made in Falls City Coffee Pots.
Onr aunt, Miss Hannah Porter, and
cousin Eugene Taylor, visited u.-> toe
past week .
The school Board meets on f e 1th
Oil account of no quorum present at the
last meeting. Vie hope i very member
will feet it bis duty to aCr-nd to the best
and growing interest, of Mnrrav conn tv.
Too much monev is being spent on
uv poor teachers and mall
S ich is often a wast of funds. Mr.
11. II. Fuirell, representing Prof. Orr’s
“Popular Complete School Charts”
in Murray recently and showed
nieiidations of these Charts t'\’ Capt.
Bradwel! arid.all the prominent
aiid list) progressive have county been
commissioners «ho
thorn in Georgia lor the last several
years Ii. is a great pity that Murray
has been so long without »'h.„v
;,d plus. A teacher that cant use se.i»'>i
.......u-c-h properly
and .-.or oeoplc and H,a Bo.-, d of
cation have foumi it out.
We take thi- method of
those who came forward and paid
their dues last Tuesday.
we needed the money and thank
ior it.
Mrs. Kelley has recovered sufficiently
from tier recent illness to return to tier
home at this place.
W. IL Wilson, at Dalton, makes the
test.photographs.
Genial sam Hurry and a nmviher of
j other f>eltmiinus attended the Masonic
1 Lodge at this place Tuesday nigtli.
Tho. uuiti with the ‘ffaikin^ machine”
was here a part of this week ami
tureu all toe loose nieklea.
Go to Wilson, in Dalton, when you
j want your picture enlarged or some ele
i gant photo’s cheap.
George Ridley and Howard Bagiev
1 got into a row over some trivial matter
j three miles l-elow here Saturday night
: in which Iiagley received some ugley
I wounds fiom a knife.
When you need fresh groceries go to
j Childers.
A deplorable accident happened to
our young friend Bum Baggett this eve
j , 11 e was driving the mules to Mr.
Kelley’s gin and was caught between
: the cogs in the large wheel and danger
| ously mushed. Tlie physicians express
: tiie li « wiU & wel >
END HtSKMENT.
j “Yonr ‘Complete School Charts’ give
\ entire, satisfaction, so; far as I know,
We have one for each school in the Co.
H think they give an impetus to tlie
i worker: ami a teacher that cannot use
a Chart to an advantage cannot use a
! book to an advantage aud, therefore
i shouid be relegated.
P. E. Duffy, C. 8. C.,
Clayton, Co., (fa.”
“My county lias used ‘The Complete
Charts’, of V. K. Orr, for two years and
1 can say without the least hesitancy 1
h it after having been county school :
c nimissii in-'r of Hal! county for nine
yens and a teacher for forty year-, tin t
a ievolution lias been wrought in my j
schools. Incapacitated teachers have;
been thrown aside, and good men and ;
j women have taken their place. All of I
i the above has been brought about by
1 the use of ‘The Complete Charts’ and
’.he Iiirttilute.
j John T. Wilson, C.S.C.
Hall county,
J j A Tkstimomai.
j \V« tho undersigned after
l t *„ tin!I the merit.- of ti.« Falls Cfn V
i Coffee Pot unnesitatuiglr thai
sav ee
.
: mid it far superior in many respect:, to
aiir coffee pot we ever us:.-j and reeo
! men.) it.-, use to ait who desire
j and good tuCice.
j Mrs. M. R. C.hastasn,
] " J. Q. iStcaui,
i ” VV. J. White,
im m
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LOVEMAN & S€*NS. gfe
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i-VX X J ORE Better goods, goods,
And cheaper goods
Than ever before.
"VTOTHINU but Blight,
New aud pretty
Goods just
From New' York to show you.
Lovely Cotton Wash Goods
At 5c, 8c and 7e.
GENTLEMEN, DOST BUY ANY CLOTHING
YOU
' PRICE OUR LINE.
V
Roliiuwn & Fi-iclur will pay
tbe high.** pile- M >■';!»,
P< ^ iliu "
will } »ii V } tilt* fhp
Uia» k«l; for $11 &in Itf of JHpoUco
Kobitifion A Fiiichm’ arc %.-t|.
% \li aaI yOOtis Mid Vti pti
goods than any house in Spring
pj. irt , (Jail illld 8CC rlit-ni it
you wtmt a bargain.
Job Printing write to McNeliy
di Heartriili Cleveland Term.
They will do your work neat
aud cheap and deliver it live.
I invite my old customers
froiii Murray county to come
to see me when in Dalton, f
will give you a square meal for
a quarter ot a doliat and
think you would go away liun
gfj'. l ftlso handle^confecfcion
er j t . H a )j kinds and Will Sell
you at a very low price.
L. M. Buc iioltz.
FITS
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Or S alting SicJcEasa remedy or.n
bo cured. Our , j
cures aflor all others
fail.
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That you may try it
without expense we
wiHsonri you one bot¬ 1'liii-j
tle free. All tilABuiilS
PAID. Give A SJ, Post!
Offlco and State. Lilies.,
Hall CfeeaiieftU Co.,
' WEST PSIIiA., r A.
TIT YY E CAN please you. it
E WILL please you
You will
Give us a call.
kJGing.anis QpLENDLD at, 7c yard.^,'
per
New r Dress Goods,
New Trimmings,
New—
Everything.
/ luEO ,„ NOTO
Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas, Texas,
iSiebiinka. Colorado, Utah, California
; «>r«£oii, VVa»liii,glou, Mixics, New
iiKxieo or 11 nil i hi Territory
■
nnd will Wml me a postal or letter
siating
V> .iitua vou are going,
Wiuss you are going,
; Wui-.uk you will start from,
Liev imutv there are in your party,
What freight anil baggage you have,
I will write you or cal' at
your house and furnish you
with tho fullest information
regarding Routes, Lowest
Kates ot all classes, besides
Maos, Descriptive and lilus
trated Land Pamphlets, Resort
Books, Got Springs ^Guides,
! etc.
I i CHEAP FARMING MJIIISjIJi MIS
so uhi, akkansas,.Kansas and
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| A- A- GALLAGHER,
soutu’n pass act..
10:1 Read House, Chattanooga, Teon
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ills resulting from impure and impoyer
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known to tbe world.
Pricx-? 1.O0 per bottle; 85.00 for I! bottles.
# For sale by drujrfciHts; if not, send to us.
f Address blood eALM co., Atienta, Ga.
VELVET TRAIN,
Atlanta to Chicago in
Twenty'two Hours
and 68 Minutes.
Commencing on Monday, Jane
5tb, the Western and Atlantic rail¬
road and the Nashville, Chatta¬
nooga and St. Louis railway inau¬
gurated the quickest schedules ev¬
er made between Atlanta and. Chi¬
cago.
President Thomas said that he
had the short line between Atlan¬
ta and Chicago, and he intended
to make whatever schedules might
be necessaiy, not only to meet the
competition, but to show his pat
rons that he appreciated
kindness by giving the them quick
°5t and best service between Al¬
,
ima and Chicago.
The velvet vestibuled train
U Aves daily Atlanta 10 a. m.; leave
Chattanooga 2:42 p. m.; leaves
Washviile, 7:45 p m.; leave Evans¬
ville, 12:45 a. in,; and arrive at
Chicago, 8:58 a.nr, making the
unprecedented time of twenty two
hours and fifty-eight minutes from
Atlanta to Chicago, This train
will be veatil'Uk-d throughout, in¬
cluding baggage, mail, express,
day coaches and Puilihan’s finest
In addition to this special vesti
buled train to Chicago the world’s
fair ilyer, which formerly left at 2
p. nu, leaves daily at 2:15 p. m.,
with solid train, composed of bag¬
gage, mad and express cars, dav
coaches and Palmar, palace sleeper.
This train runs solid from Atlan¬
ta to Louisville, and the sleeper
on tnis train will go throngh from
Atlanta to Chicago without change,
via Mo non route. This solid train
from Atlanta to Louisville connects
iathe union depot at Louisville
with both the great Pennsylvania
line and the Monon route, Leav¬
ing Atlanta at 2 15 p. in., via this
route, you will arrive at Chicago
the next afternoon at 5.30 p. m.,
The third train which the Wes¬
tern and Atlantic railroad has for
Chicago leaves Atlanta at 8.20 p.
in., aud t.rrives at Chicago the next
evening at 0.4O p. m. This (rain
nips solid lion Atlanta to Nash
vilie, and connects in the union
depot at Na°hville with through
trains Jrom Nashville to Chicago
wilhoul change, a.ia carries a Pull¬
man buffet sleeping car tinough
Irom Atlanta to Chicago, via Louis¬
ville and the Pennsylvania lines,
without change. The morniug ex¬
press will leave Atlanta at 8 in¬
stead of 8.20, as heretofore, and
will arrive at Nashville at 7.15 p,
m., n aking all local stops as at
present.
Mr. Charles E. Ilannon, general
passenger agent ot the Western
and Atlantic railroad, says that his
world’s lair information bureau is
working admirably, and says that!
he is answering hundreds of let- j
ters daily, giviug desired informa-1
tion to parties who contemplate
visit to Chicago, as to routes, rates
hotels and boarding houses. Be¬
sides the number of hotels in Chi
cago, oi which he has a list, he has
also obtained, through reliable in¬
formation, the address ot fifteen or
twenty boarding houses, which he
is furnishing to the patrons of the
|^/ es tern and Atlantic riairoad
j upon application.
! He has issued a neat iittle circu
j l»r giving important world’s fair
j information, which he will send 10
any one upon application.
j roads It looks had now determined as though to niaiutaiaj the rail
i
! the rates as named, and will have a j
war of schedules instead of a war j
of raks - Mr - Haimun sa - V8 lhat
tiliS-is . the best WIIV to aCOOllllllO |
j date the people, i.)V giving ihctll
q ''ick and reliable schedules and
allowing the roads to receive a liv
mg rate out of the world’s fair bus
iuess.
—From Atisinta UonstitutioD
Cheap Medicines —Save Money. I
Ail buy medicin-s, and you want
them cfieap-at ret ail or wh: lesaie
rates, ja-obs’ Pnaimuey, ttio lar
S'est -onlhorn ‘•cuitei’’ ot {nice-',
has si advertiameiiE in to-duy’s
. t- containing a lew prices.
All other articles are sold a* suni
lur low rsltce. No maltCf whet, yon
want that IB Usually keptill a hi I'"*'
drug StOl'e Send to t hetll. ran.; Jil'V
«oll H at astonishing low
Express AiatgCS tor packages on- j |
!:>r tiVe potltlds, tWCtlt VliVe Cents.
v ■ • .i/tvertismenta
■'* A l,u, .' w uu> wruMiuso is .,,,,1 dlici ;
-as iirices. ScDu for ,s a number of '«; j
*'™ d *° t!
^'Hailes n. king.
ATTORNEY AT I,\tV,
Spring Pr apk, „.........Ga.
J. J. B.&r&S,
\TT01 ' i f j.
Spring Pl A 4 'A.
pif -Special to coi
let- „ous and ce
L. '
ATTORNEY at JL.AW.
Spring Place, Ga.
S3f“Prompt attention to all
business
L. HEiSiLY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Spring Place,....... Ga.
— Will practice in the courts
of this aud the surrounding
countie-.
Jp.MES & JJARTIN,
LAWYERS,
Dalton, .*. Ga.
tlT* Will practice in Murray
county.
Jj* C BIVmG, M. D.,
Dalton, Ga.
|W°Will practice in Murray
county as consulting physician.
gglLL HARRIS.
DENTIST,
Dalton,..... ... Ga.
fijaFTeeth extracted withont pain
a specialty,
jf P. BAGWELL. M. D
Spring Place, ........ Ga.,
—-Offers his professional ser
vices to the people of this erec¬
tion and solicits a share of the
patronage.
W. W. AKDEHSON
PHYSICIAN A 81. RCSEON,
Spring Place, . ..... . Ga.
^“Professional si-r- in the
people of this .. ; € all#
cheertully nu-vcei oi and
mght.
ts*n
GENERAL JOIt I'KINTEII*.
Cleveland, .. .....Tenn.
t®“.Mail orders will receive prompt at¬
tention. Send tor prices and
sam P* es " 0I ^ -
J BKYAKT,
in - i
.1 ."-SC.
[,2'T.
Dalton,...... ..... Ga.
gyj have bought tlie entire Livsry
business of Calaway <fc Longe»t
an( j solicit your patronage,
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Patented
Jan. 81,
Sample by ■■_ 1883.
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Durable f break.
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