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A CARO.
Myself and family extend our
sincere thank* to the many dear
friend6 wholiate leeu.so ktnd'&nd
true to assuring our eore^troHble.
We doubly thank each one srLo
was so thankful of our Crfar, baby,
boy. May your voices be joined
with the.cboius of the redeemed.
Mi;s. W. H. Ramsey.
Jim Childers will sell you groceries
eh e*p ior cash.
Plot. Guss Daniels was hc i re
a portionjof last weak visiting
his aunt, Mrs. Keister.
We regret that Mrs. James
Holland has beeu quite ill for
the past two weeks.
Garden sass is now growing
nicely atui the pauic will soon
b« over.
We have been requested to
state that there will be a f>pel!>
ing Bee at tb<? court house on
Friday night, the 27thinst giv¬
en for the purpose ot raising
funds to buy lumber .‘or a
fence arouud the cemetery.
Everybody is invited and
should attend.
Mr. W. D. Petty, of j Fort
Worth Texas, an old^citizen of
this county, is heie on a busi¬
ness trip. Mr. Petty has many
friends in this county who are
always glad to welcome him to
their homes.
Wh«n you ne«d fresh groceries go to
Childar*.
Hava you been to sec that,
liae of Shoes at George Moore's? tf
not go right uow ; it will save you mop
ey.
Go to Wilson, in Dalton, when you
want your picture enlarged or some ele¬
gant photo’s cheap.
Notice: Recexvek’# sale will be
sole for cash at the residence of
G. W-jJohason ih the Hall Ground
district, Murray county Ga., on (lie
^8th ot April 18B4, the following
property towit. One oovv, one hay
rake, one baggy, one lot farming
tools, one bedstead, 4 chairs, one
cooking^ stove, ooe dininp table
and dishes, one reaper, two hun¬
dred bushels ot corn more or less,
two hundred L a tidies r fodder
more or less, one wheel-barrow
and one set of buggy harness, sold
as the property ef*G. W. Johnson
by order of court. This April 16th
1894,
S. B. Gartei Re river.
Georga Moore has actually got the
best value in a $2.50 Shoe that has ever
baan sold in Spring Place.
X ou buy tight when yon
buy of Us because we buy di
reel; from first bauds and pay
cash. Lace Curtains, Ca rpets
Matting, Window , shades , , and
all Eiads of t uiuiture at the
lowest possible price is our
motto. Its a 'constant 8* tidy
with iwlww to give v.,u .mm
value for your dollar.
Cherokee Furniture Co.,
Anything on earth that is sold in a
first-class Drug Store can be bought
from Bryant & Fincher, of Dalton, and
fchay will be sure to please you, too.
Always go there.
See here' I will begin a
series of vocal and instrumeut
al music lessons at the Baptist
church in Spring Place on
Tuesday, the 24th, at 7 o’clock
p. ii„ and all well -behaved
people are respectfully solici¬
ted to attend the first lesson.
But after the first lesson oth¬
ers than those interested will
not be expected to attend. We
have a science to teach, and as
in all other schools, it is essen
tiai to our success not to
any disturbance by “corners-!n
or goers-out.” Parents, come
out arid bring your,
I** 4 all attend the opening ie*
- 0 /D Tuesday Bight.
G. B. Daniels.
WHEAT! WHEAT!!
For every 5 1-2 bushels of
good wheat W. H. Piater &
Co,-gives one Bas ie) of Flour
and 60 lbs or bran.
Any parson getting up a list of five
yearly subscribers will get the Jimp free
for one year. See if you cant «et five of
your neighbors to give you their names.
George Moore has purchased a
ed number of bulbs of the most
ful flewer of the world, the
Lilly, it growing entirely under
Call at his store and see one
George Moore, the “Old
merchant of Spring Place, can
be found at the old stand with
anything yon want. He will always
found ready to sell tiie people
goods at low prices.
Men's Milan Straw Hats 25c worth $1
“ Rush “ tiin brim 10c <«
“ Fine fur “ 4in “ $1 “ 52.
“ “ “ 3in “ 75c “ JIG
“ Boy's, Children’s hats, all kinds
am! colors at 25c on tha $. Baltimore
Clothing Co/, Me. Cannon, Prop.
CUSTOM UPENDING.
Bring us youfc wheat: We
guarantee you a saving of 50
to 60 cents on every Barrel of
Fleur.
Every pound of flour guar¬
anteed.
W. II. Prater <fc Go.,
Varn*dl Station Ga,
Fou 9 ai.e : Buckskin, the finest po¬
sy in the county, is for sale. Cash or
ap,roved note. Call on S. B. Carter.
Metis fino clay wot gted suits S 8 . 5 O,
worth $15,
“ Thibet cloth suits $9, worth
§16.50.
“ Prince Albert “ $11. worth $20.
Wash Satinet “ $2' a , “ $5.00.
“ Union Casimero “ $5.75 “ *7.00.
Bov* and Chiktreu’s suits from 50 cents
to*.'.. Baltimore Clothing, Co., Me.
Cannon, Prop.
Allot our patious who are
arrears will greatly oblige us
by coming forward as early as
posiblt* iuih giving their notes
lor what llieyjaie due us. We
are desirous ut closiug ouj
books and will be compiled to
have these} accounts aettledj in
some uianuer hetore this can be
done,
HAPTIwr tOXVEXTIOn
1MU.AS, TEX.,
may inti to istn.
Onk fare for Jhe Round Trip
Tim VVesDrn & Atlantic H. R. and
Nashville & Ghattanooga & St.
Louis By havejjarranged a dei'ght
ful trip tor the Baptisjen-ioute lo
Owllas to attend the annual con¬
vention in May. Special train
will leave Atlanta 8,20 P. M- May
8th in charge of Mr. J. W- Hicka.
Tae route will be through Middle
Tennessee, and the first portions
of Aikansas and Texas, hide trip
hai been arranged from Malvern
over to Plot .Springs, at round trip
01 §1.10. If you dr si re to go
to Texas this will bo your vety
best opportunity to do so, during
ar ‘ ‘ lh& rates are ci,ei ^* r
and lire accommodations will be
b (te thiUi will bo o(r rcJ at any
oilier tune. For furiher purlieu
Jars write to J,W. Hicks T. P. A.
Atlanta Ga., J. Li. Latimer G. T.
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Our buyer is just back from New
York. Large stock and lower pri¬
ces than ever before. Baltimore
Clothing Go., Mj. Cannon, prop.
(itand Excusion To Dallas
Texas: Tickets will be on
sale May 7th, to 9th, inclusive
at halt rates, good tor 30 days
to return -
l’he Iron Mountain and Tex¬
as & Pac tic will run special
train through to Dallas with¬
out change, elegant day coach¬
es free reclining chair cats at.d
Pullman Sleeping cars.
A Hie trip to the famous
Hot Springs of Arkansas has
been arrange il for at rate of
for the round trip also
special rates at Hotels,
all particulars, f ates
\ ion-ss, A. A.
Southern Pa** nge Agent.
Read House Chattanooga
Term.,
YES *
We are showirg the handsomest stock
of Dry Goods and Dress GoouS in this city
Why Shouldn’t We?
Wo certainly have
been in the business long enough. And
as to prices
NO HOUSE in DALTON
Sells Cheaper.
We are offering Clothing at extraordi¬
nary low figures.
Yes, First C lass, Stylish Clothing at
unheard of Deep Cut Prices,
Remember this card!
UOYEMAN & SONS. Ealt ^;
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NEWSY Mll'iv
YOU KNOW.
Oran, April Tl9th—The
weather is perfect and every*
bodyjis at work.
The general health of the
community is very good.
Rev. Chastain filled hi* reg¬
ular appointment at Ilarrisen’s
Chapel last Saturday and Son 1 "
day.
Seme of our farmers have
been planting cotton seed this
week.
A good rain fell here today
which will be of great, benefit
to the oat crop.
Mii Claud Peeples returned
to her home lo Dptii g Place
this week.
Quite a nunibei ot our peo
pl atteneed preaching in Spring
Place Sunday night.
Misses Ruby Peeples and
Jennie Mo- eland spent a po
Ot , the past rock , Visiting ...
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friends in this community.
Dr. Chastain conducted le
ligious s^vict-s at this place
Sunday afternoon.
sAr. I. Hixt.»T, ot Springfield
Mo., is hare visiting his neph¬
ews, Messrs. James and will
P-teed. He is seventy-two
years of age and had pevt*v
seen either of these, nephew?
till his arrival here Monday
^ V enin^.
There, will be an ald«\ sing
ing at this place at an early
date.
With success to the Jimp
we close. W. ii. It.
Correspondence.
Sumach, April 14—Miss
Georgia Vining, of Fasoion, at-*
tended preaching at McCaaiy’s
Chapel last Sunday.
Rev. B. H. Henry and Prof.
T*m Haggard tv nt to Spring
Place on burr-' d one day last
week.
American Standard Index prints 5c y
“ “ shirting “ 3c yd
‘ Ginghams 11 l-2c yd
Dailies’ Fast Black Hose 4c per pair.
Man’s Half Hose 2 l-2c per. pair.
Baltimore Clothing Go.
Pr»f. John Gregory, ot Hol¬
ly Creek, is in scool at this
place.
Miss Claudie Haggard vras
visiting friends on Holly Creek
last week.
Mus Trewhitt, of Cleveland
Tenn., is here on a visit to her
brother who is attending school.
When yen want fair dealing and
Fresh Drugs at “live and let live” pri¬
ces he sure you buy from Bryant &
Fincher, of Dalton.
You need an accurate map of Murray
county • Now is the time to get one
while they are sochaap. Get one be
fore they are gone. Only $1 50 for a map
and the Jimp a whole year.
We welcome Misses Jennie
and Mary Gilbert, Nora War
mack and others into our inubt
alter an ahsceuce of several
weeks teaching school so dilier
ent localities.
Dr. Leach visited John A
Dair and family last week.
Jim Jtanford, of Holly Creek
visited the Inmily ot ou neigh
bot. Newt Stroud one day last
week. II.
Handsome ill Silk *rnl Satin Scarf*
10 c, worth 35c; Men’s Summer under¬
shirts 20c. worth 35c, Men’s Calico
ovar-shtrts 12 l-2e, worth 25c; JMen’s
rc-enforced white shirt* 35c, worth 75c.
Baltimore Clothing Co., Me. Cannon,
proprietor.
THAT
DEAD MAN
HAS BEEN
BURIED r i
And we are still in Spring Place slaughtering price* ©u *11
kinds of merchandise.
We have just received a bran new stock of Dress Good* of
every description. The newest and psettiest colors can be seen
in our stock, and at our store is the place for the ladies to get
their Spring Dresses. We inviu all the ladies to come and
orice our line.
Iu selecting our Spring Stock we didn't get all the pretty
comfortable wares tor the ladies, alone," but remembered
wants of the gentlemen, too. We have a large and select
line of Hats of eve-y description aud can please you in both
quality and price.
All other merchandise is kept constantly in stock.
A We always take Produce in exchange for our goods.
Very Truly, Robinson & Finohnr.
P. S. We have Fishing Tackle. R. AP.
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Marble and Granite
Statuary, Monuments, Headstones, Grosses
Building Stone.
Coping, Iron Fsticinf, Lawn Furniture, Bus.
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