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Thursday. -May ]-i 1898
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Anouncomprits.
fit iok AM. arrlcM $:t.O0.
Ticmt* v*»r emur.
FOR TREASURER.
W. are autbnrijxi to announce J. C. Reus
»• * candidate for County Treasurer, h'tee
ion Firat W«ilne«.Uy in October,
W* are au'homrd to announce I,. C. .Taxis
8.* fX%£&S’*£sr
vv. W* are authoriaed ■ ,.k ■ ,. to announce It. .... A.Oreg
ory as a candidate for County Treasurer,
(taction First Wednesday in Ootober,
FOR REPRESENT!!’EAT,
Wa *■» authorized to annonaca W. 0 Her
ril at a candidate for HepretecUtivi, «ub
jaot lo action of the drmtmriiiic party.
The blackberry crop looks promising
now, arid if nothing serious happens a
large yield will be on Ibis season. De¬
linquents needn't mind about fetching
us Any on subscription.
Frank Peeples informs us that a slteti
herd or pointer bitch came to bis house
Monday. She vas of a mddisb color
*nd shaggy hair. The owner will oblige
him by calling for her.
,, Uncle Sam VV alls was very much
car
ned away wtth the Hprmg Place picnic
prs and says that all the fault he had to
n whs t an ( n not Btav long enough.
Re requests that they come again.
The manor men, hoy or boys, who
left the gates to the court house yard
open should, if apprehended, he severly
dealt with. We vouch that Judge Mil
ner will iuipose a heavy line for it.
The Constitution of Monday stales
that a new line of railroad is to be built
from Lula, in Hall county, th rough this
county and |o Chattanooga. The pro
jectors of the scheme are wealthy in
dividual* and claim that the survey
will he made at once and work began '
Vy September.
The Murray county people
especially invited • . ’ 1 1
»r« ... , to attend , ,
Tapp’s (-rand Millinery Sale
now bought going on. Thousands have
thousands ot fine up-to
date Hats still fgoing at less
than TAPP, half what The <^h«vs ask,
The ^ Millinery Spot Cash Man,
Store of North
Georgia
Dalton, Ga.
Prof ('. H Shnnhr and tuias Gor
o«lia ( Leonard, of Fort
married Mountain,
were at 11m Temple liouee
yesterday. Jisrlgfe Ovbey ofliciafiTt"
Surveyor Bob Love paid his sis¬
ter in Dalton a shotr visit this week
They eoy that the Snmmcrrour
church, recently finished, is Urn
finest and most convenient edifice
of the kind in the county.
Farm work is in fine shape. Crops
»re growing off nicelv aifd plenty
ot hog and hominy is assured for
old Murray.
How To Trr»‘ a Wife.
(From I’ftciAc iimilth Journal'.)
First, get a wife ; second, lie patient.
You may have great trials and perplexi¬
ties in your business, but, do not there¬
fore, carry to your home a cloudv or
contracted brow. Your wife may liave
trials, which, though of less magnitude
may be bard for her to hear. A kind
word, a tender look, will do wonders in
chasing from her brow all clouds of
gloom. —-To this we would add always
keep a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy in the house.' It, is the best
and is sure to be needed sooner or later.
Your wife will then know that yon real¬
ly care for her and wish to protect her
health. For sale by Bkgwell Bros.,Drug¬
gists, Spring Place, Ga.
Stand up, gentlemen. Do not
be bullied by the braggarts. If
you want to run for office do it.
You have a right to and no one
ean gainsay it. Send us yoar an~
nouncemenf. We are for you.
Hons. John Black and Sam Mad¬
dox. of Dalton and a party of pro¬
jectors of thenewline oftailroad will
breakfast at the Temple House
next Snuday
RHEUMATISM CURED.
After eminent physicians and all
other known remedies fail, Botanic
Blood Balm. (B. B. B ). willqu : ck)y
cure. Thousands of testimonials
attest this fact. No case of Rhen
tuatism can slaud before its magic
healing yower. Send stamps for
book of particulars. It cent tins evi
deace that will convince you that
R B. B is the best cure lot a ll
Rlood and Skin Disemes ever dis'
covered. Bmvare of subslituteg
he ‘just as good.” $1.00
bottle.
|e by Di legist.
J17DGF. MADD X WINS.
Judge Maddox will continue to hoI<l
hiaseat in the present congress and
Dr. Felton will remain on his farm in
Georgia. The committee on elections
today reported unanimously in favor of
Judge Maddox holding his seat. The
report of the committee says that ad
mitliitg all the claims in the case of Dr.
j M,on . - , majonty of ... Judge Maddox . .
I is not reduced below 1,200, therefore he
was manifestly elected ami entitled to
hot.! ivis seat. The news was received.
j with i»n«-b plensnre by the Georgia con
gress Judg •..Bartlett, who is a mem¬
ber of the committee, wired Judge Mad
dov this morning, the,hitter at his home
in iiotne. This contest has been a weight
upon Judge Maddox all during the
present congress. It lias pievented Ilia
entering any of the politieel discussions
in congress and in tiiat way to an extent
destroyed . . . . his . influence. . „ , The r , fact . , that .
n partisan committee unanimously re
ported in his favoi in Him contest is
! of si*- his personal >»'■ popularity in the «*«.»* house.
I
Judge Maddox is a valuable man in
congress.—Constitution.
Rome. <la., May,—(Special.;—The
friends of Judge Maddox are congratu¬
lating him onthe receipt of thofollowing
dispatch received from Wasliinton about
•1 o’clock:
JoluiW.Maitdux, Rome,Ga.—YVeliave
just reported right retain unanimously in lavor of
your to congratulations. your seat. Accept
my hearty
UMox f “ n by , Uie V°“'
^^spot,.lent an.l , remarked
1 '’^.removes a load under winch i
, I,8ve ’ ,uen laboring ever since my last
election. That contest has, to a certain
extent> nlrtail)M , my nfteflI | ness to nnr
„onstituency. because I was often eoun
Bea | ed , )V o(der members to remain si
t , ]( j w j )fJl j wo „|d have raised my voice
)o ,,, fllU , KoniK „ f Wie aflser , ion8 ot
those enemies of democracy. I shall
make out my list of appointments to
night and begin at once a vigorous can
vass of the district. 1 have been liand
mapped by that contest, hut 1 now feel
free to act and shall meet my opponents
and answer them on any point ntid f
feel no apprehension as to the remit,
“Oneof the worst fen turns of the nmt
ter vas that, while 1 was fighting for (lie
vindication of the party against charges
of fradulent, practices, which I have
signally refuted and changed the charge
f,;Hul 011 ,hfl ,m P»b«ts, a brother
democrat at home came out against mu
But, 1 am going in to win. 1 shall not
return to Washington prior to adjourn
nient, hut w ill talk ilemociacy to the
voters of tlie seventh district, who, 1 be¬
lieve, will vindicate me overwhelmingly
at the polls next, fall.”
Judge Maddox has nearly recovered
from his reyent illness and his friends
are up and out for him all over the dis¬
trict.—Constitution.
Mr. I). P. Pavis, a promiiiet livery
man and inkrclmnt of Goshen, Va., has
this to say on the subject, of rheuma¬
tism-: "I lake pleasure inreeommeml
iug ('luu)iherlaiu’s lllin Balm forrheu
iism, as I know fiom personal expeii
ence that it will do all that, is claim ,1
for it. A year ago this spring my broth
er was laid up in bed with inilanimato
rv rheumatism and suffered iulonselv.
The first application of Chamberlain's
l’ain Balm eased the pain and the use
of one bottle completely cured lii.-n. For
sale by Bagwell Bros., Druggists, Spring
Blace, Ga.
John Camp goes hack to Cave Springs
today, where lie will resume his duties
ns gunger. His wife and thechildren will
follow in a few days. John and Hoi,.
Paul Trammell spent a day of this week
fishing and had fine success; in fact,
they think they caught all the large fish
there were in the creek .
•Re Long. Ben Rogers and other*
ot Eltipty, are prospecting for gold
and silver m the mountains near
Hassler Mills Also m. \V (Jioer
and Cnpt, Thompson, of f.’hala
nooga. are I bore.
Wheels:—I f y<m want a
W lieei 8e« u>: it you aic deter¬
mined net to ritlo one see us
anyway. lady Special pne* to first
young AH led rued buying tiom us
free of charge.
Tub Farrar Lumber Co.
Dalton, Ga.
Hon. J up Peoples was in town
one day this week on business.
While hero bo ItHked some politics
ami saied we had learned ihe re
port was in circulation that be was
out of the race for representative.
He says that * his is a imst.tk-, n»uj
be is a candidate and oxp ci-= lo
r-nake the taco to the end.
The lower H ..,r of Car weight
Bros., big itore in Dalton, was de¬
by lire on last Friday
morning at 4 o’clock- Loss about
$2'l,000; insurance $16,000. The fire
is supposed to have originated from
escaping gas These young men are
hast lei s and will open up again as
soon as their matters with the in¬
surance companies can be adjusted.
We will s u mf The Southern Cnl
livafoj and Dixie /turner, andth e
JrMPLEcuTi: one year for $1.50.
bend in yogi- .-ubsciiptioua.
Sick? • • • • • =
.
IF YOU ARE
Select, one of the following list of
medicines and get well: •
IVhite’s Corn-u) for Diorrhoea,
White’s Bye Water.
White's Sarsaparilla,
White’s Quick Relief,
d filter’s Restorative for Nervous and
Geneial Debility,
V.’tiite’s Kidney Tonic,
White’s Deatfi To Rats,
White's 8t.ar Worm Medicine,
Whits’s Bootheron Chili Cure,
White’s Rheumatic Herb I.miinent,
White’s Cough Syrup,
And a great many otiier remedies, ail
of which are Gcak.axtkko to do its ree
omended or Yoi r Money Refunded.
Call on voiir druggist and examine my
medicines. W. G. WHITE,
Richmond, Ky,
For sale by BAGWELL BROS.
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TOM PEEPLES, *lr.
DALTON, GA.
A •<►
1 have all kinds of Staple and Fan¬
cy Groceries ami positively will not, he
undersold by anyone. Give me a trial
and be convinced.
IW" Don’t forget, tint I carry a full line
of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
and will save you money on everthfhing
in this line.
RESTAURANT.
Excellent meals
For only 20 cts.
Tlift patronage of my Murray Co.
friends earnestly solicited. Come
around to see me; I will assure yon
kind treatment aud that y u u won’t
go away hungry.
Lev. J. If. PHILLIPS,
Dalton, < leotgia.
J. DIVINGS. M. 1 .
DALTON, GA.
Solicits practice in Mur
ray countv and makes Surgen
a specialty.’**'
* JEFF D AVIS
This well known loan Horse
will make the present SetiSOII at |
illy iitaflU*
1 USU;U;ce 00 |
All possible care will he ta
( ken to {d ev, nt accidents, but
will not be responsible !oi
For any irifbrmatio n
ifig this horse, inquire of any
sto k man in the county,
Very Respectfully.
thomas p. ramsey
Ramsey, Murray Co. Ga.
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Western & Atlantic R. R.
(BATTLEFIELDS UVE)
AND
Nashville, Chattanooga & St.
Louis Railway
CHATTANOOGA, . . TO . . J
NASHVILLE,
CINCINNATI,
CHICAGO,
MEMPHIS and
ST. LOUIS.
P1LLMAN PALACE SUFFJT KEEPING CARS
JACKSONVILLE and ATLANTA
. . TO . .
NASHVILLE end ST. LOUIS,
THROUGH WITHOUT CHANGE.
Local Sleepers between Atlanta and Chat
Cheap Emigrant Rates to~Arkansas and
Excursion Tickets to California and Col¬
orado Resorts.
«/.° r ; n ’fn?^“ ^ a“o‘ lder *T ,b ° Sl Ut ^ ep i'' R8 9 ' eS Car Schedu,e Reservation ‘’ et£ and
wrlte ’ -
C. B. WALKER, J. A. THOMAS,
Ticket Agent, y^fc.
Union Depot, No. 8
ATLANTA, 6A.
C. K. AYER, J. L EDMONDSON, T.P.A., *
Ticket ■ Agent, anoooe,
Rome, Go. Te«fl.
K*S- H. BROWN, CHAS.E.HARMAN,
Trallic Tuania, ^ Pass A9t
ga. ' ”
«; u s H Mf cXtTt EIIEBATE
<•' £VffcK i af% I’.i itMOMO, ViRGi M A.
t; d.rjU'rt Kztes \ i a •*. at era Bait way.
F'Jk theyarcastoti of the 6th Annual
Reunion of t*>e United Confederate Vet¬
eran’s, vvhicii occurs at Richmond, Va.,
June 30-JiJy 2, 189b, Smithern Railway
will sell tickets to Richmond, Va., and
return, at greatly reduced rates. Tick¬
ets from Atlanta and Chattanooga, and
points no.th and east thereof
States of Georgia and Tennessee will be
sold June 27-28 and 20th, with final
limit forgetnrn trip July 6th, ISsfitf. The
servi o On the Southern Railway is
peerless^and its equipment is unexcelled
For further inlorination in regard to
rates schedules, etc., call on any agent
of tfie Southern Railway, or Mr. W. II.
Doll, T. P. A., Chattanooga, Tenn. J. L.
Meek. T. P, A., Knoxville. Tenn.
SATliiOSAt PUOHIBITIOV COS
VENTIOSi, FITSBURGH, PENN.
Heduced Rules Via Ssutberu Railway,
On account of the National Proliibi
tion Convention,-which will be held in
Pittsburgh, Penn., May 27-29, the
Konthem‘Railway will sell tickets to
Pittsburgh and return, at rate of one
I limited first class fare for the round trip,
i j Tickets will be sold May 24-20, limited
Sor re, iF n o0 or before May 30tb, 1890.
) Fowiuther information regarding rates
ainf schedules cail on any agent of the
Southurn Rai’way, or Mr. W. H. Doll
T. P. A,, Chattanooga, Tenn, Mr. J. L.
Meek, T. P. A-, Knoxville, Tenn.
MUMMER SCOOT, OF VOUSG WOM¬
AN’S CHRISTIAN KXDEAVoR
AahviiGi N. C. Reduced H»t » via Suutfi
ern wailway.
For Ihe occasion of the Summer
School of the youngWoamn’s Ghris
tian Endeavor, Southern Railway
will boH tickets to Ashville, N. C.
and return at a rate of one hrst
class limit fare for the round trip
Ticket* will be sold June 10. Hand
Xl, good to return on or before
June 2bth. 1808.
Fopfurthei inlorruation in regard
to rales, schedu’es, etc., call on
any agent of the Southern Railway
or to L. A Mtipman. T P. A.. Bir¬
mingham. Ala- K. J. Martin, TP
A., Golnmbu-, Mr. W. H. l>oli,
T P A, Chattanooga, I’enn. J. L
Meek. TP A. Kuoxvlb. Tenn. A.
VVhedon. PA' T A. LoujsvilV\ Ky...
S. T.’bw.ft, P At T A, Lexington,
Kvi' |
SUIUMR •i:iU 5 ..:« MUIKC MKV* i
t'11 HIP'S I i % t UNOX- •
A VtLKE. '«'S>r»SN*.
via -■' 0 ,o; lie m it i ilway. |
Fttr i be (iMiiMt n the Summer j
Oltc .Men’s Ubiis- j 1
tian A>M-cia{ion. Smlbern Rail
s, ‘' 1 Ib'kvts lo K'lOXvill'.i,
and retnri. at « rale (d'on -l
hrst, class limited fare for t outid
trip. . Tickets will be soid June 18,
Band 20. good to re I uru on or
before June 80ib, 18%
For further information in regard
to rates, schedules, etc.. eaU on!
any agent of the Southern Railway ,
or to l a. Shipman, tp a Hr
mingham, Ala. K J Martin,
Coimubus, Mr. w a Doii t P-A,
Chattanooga, Tenn. J L Mees, T P
A Knoxville, Tenn, A Wlieuon.
p & T a. Louisville, Ky. s t Swift
P & T A Lexington, Ky.
General Assembly of Cum¬
berland Presbyterian church
Birmingham, Rates Ala., reduced
via Soutiiein Rat
ay ay.
For the occasion ot the General
Assem bly oi (lie Cumberland Vies
byterian Church, the Sou!hern Hail
way will sell likeets lo Birming¬
ham, Ala. and return at a rate of
one first class limited fare lor the
round trip. Tickets will be sold
May 17, 18 and 19th.good (o return
ah or before July 5th, 189^.
1> or Inril er information in regard
to rates, schedules etc., cail on any
agent ol the Southern Railway or
iO L A Siptuan, 1 P A Birming
I am. Ala. L J Martin. (Jo in in bos
Mr. \V U D J T 1’ A * hatta-,
pooga, Term. w L Meek, T P A
Knoxville. I’enn A Whedon P &
U A, I onisville. Ky. S T bwilt, P
& T A Lexington, Ky.
Intkrnatjoni, y’. p. s c. e., Con
vkntion, Washington
d. e., reduced RATES
via Southern Rail
WAY.
For the occasion of the Interna¬
tional Christian Endeavor Conven¬
tion which will be held in Wash
inlon D (J July 7-13 the Southern
Railway will sell tickets at a rate
of one limited first class fare for the
round trip. Tickets will be sold
July 5-7 and limited to continuous
passage in each direction with ex
'rme limit ’or vKuro July il 18»6.
For ftn :h . itif i otat:< n in regard
to rales s^bediik-s etc. cab on any
sgenl oi ri\c Uoir.p.'iny or VV H
Doll ft P 1 (.T-ai'ai'Ooga Tenn, LA
'’A Birmingham Ala.
E j i-i nn T V A Copt hr.*
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« I • J. A. CARlUK • i o
• • * *
DALTON, DA
Mad: :ess Factory, Wholesale and Ret&i
$ $tf f $ v %% it mMM'
tsiitit&ffi. if#
Biggest stock Furniture in North Georgia.
Carnets, Matting ami Rug .Stock rivals the city.
Portiers, Lacs Ourtaims and Shades in gveat vatiety.
Pictures Moulding and Frames Cheap.
My Mattress Factory, in charge of Mr. L. D Buchanan. Makes all
kinds of Mattresses an i werks over old orders aud does all kinds of
Upholstering and Repair Work.
Coffins and Caskets from a cheap Pauper up to a fine Cloth Covered
.Metalic. All Grades.
Gents and Boys Burial Suits and Robes.
Ladie’i and Children’s Burial Robes and Wrappers.
Gout’s Ladie’s aud Children’s Burial Slippers.
Sowing Majhincs from cheap up to the best, also Oils, Needles and
Repairs.
The public is respt-etfull invited to visit my mammouth store'and get
my prices on Furniture and Carpets before buying.
Mr. Very Respectfully, J. A. Carter.
P. S. Harry Peeples is now with me and will appreciate a
call from hi* frends.
•••
Dalton
i'-d Marble Works.
JR|
1 H. P. Colvard,Proprietor.
A 1 MANUFACTURER OF AND
* DEALER IN £-»-
4
■ j,- . Marble aHd Granite Work—Iron Fenc-'
________ ...
iDg aud Lawn Furniture.
DON’T SELI 4! • a
Produce When in Dalton Until You
Set* iiejftiiriK He,
WK PAY CASH!
6«.; A iiipire” Pea
Hand or Power.
. bushels
threshed end cleaned
a day. The Only SUC
CCSSful Pea Hulier On
the market.
( Price 20-dollars. )
Manly Macliiue Co LTOM, G ,.
Ft. Worth, Tex., Oct 10, 189-3.
Acme Cycle Co., Elkhart, Ind.
.Dear Sirs: —My Acme Light Road¬
ster strived yesterday morning and not
only myself, hut everyone that has seen
it pronounces it a strictly first-class
wheel and a beauty. I am very well
pleased with the same, and will do all
L can to get a great many more to buy
ircaSx B A».'
Au.iance, Ohio, Oct 12, 1895.
Acme Cycle Co,, Elkhart, Ind.
Dear bins:—Having given in v
wheel a good trial, I am ready to say 1
am exceedingly well pleased and (Jiank
you very kindly for the favor and prrvi
lege you have given me I showed the
w heel to one of our prominent bicycle
agents, who did his best to sell me a
wheel, and he said after taking a short
tide on it that it was a fine wheel; and
I know if the material is as good as the
finish. I will never regret mv bargain.
Yours truly, SETH BARTON.
la. P. Hag well & Brother.
DRTJGGSTS, :
im i Atuinineof Fresh Drugs, Patent
D. fn? S3 Syi Medicines, Pills,Dye-stuff’s, Tobacco,
||| Stationery, Cigars, Chceroots. candies, cigarette.
f Fine Perfumes, Brushes
. p* and Toilet Articles, Etc.
Physician’s Pi eruptions accurately compounded. s
Spring Place. - (Borgia.
taw.-
Easy cheap. to manage and
Sold On abSO“
lute guarHntee Your
money back if NOT
ALL we claifn!
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'^art* i*ayaratr Jr | toctstriDate
t meats in a
t |^ bicycle. Vaic)i,v3 t 1 tJe acrid blcyoJo tusra “***» cacpproval. No
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* S odioc employeiioDtiw
t a WUliij L-altlCi tame trocs.
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ACME CYCLE COMPANY
ELKHART, IND.
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