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IJANKS COI N ! V .IOITj. XAL.
THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1
IIAi! FOlt CLI'.IIK.
Colonel li. \\. J, Hum is in tlie
race for clerk of the house of repre
sentatives. He has been in for sever
al days, but the fact is just beginning
to become known in a general way
Colonel Ham spent yes'erdav in At
lauta on his way from hi.-; home at
Gainesville to Darlington, lowa,
where he lectures tomorrow afternoon
and night at a chautauqua. He
expects to re back here by Monday
night, and he will remain over for the
state convention on Wednesday.
Colonel 11am has represented Hall
county'twice in the general assembly,
once about ton years ago and again
about five years ago. He was a
strong Candler advocate tit the recent
campaign- Tuey arc neighbors in
Gainesville-
The other candidates for clerk ot
the house are lion. John J. Boifeu
iller, of Macon 1 Major Frank Cailo
wav, secretary to Governor Atkinson,
ami Mi- ltd Ft y, of‘Cobb county. It
was RUji|i sed that all the entries
were in, but Cl done! llarn’s announce
rr.ont complicates niattets somewhat
—Atlanta Constitution.
The time and place lof meeting of
the Bar Association has been changed
front .hun 31st. and July Ist. rnd 2rd.
at Cumberland to July 7th and Bth in
Atlanta.
BEWARE OF OINTMENT FOR
CATARRH THAT CONTAIN
MERCURY,
As mereuy will surely destroy the
sense of smell and compltaly darange
the whole system when entering it
through the mucou surfaces. Such
articles should never bh used except
on prescriptions from reptablc phys
icians, as the damage they will do is
ten fold to the good you can possibly
deprive from Kail’s Catarrh Cure,
manufactured by E J. Cheney* Cos.
Toledo Ohio, contains no mercury, and
is takenmleriially. acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system. In buying Hail’s Catarrh
Cure he sure yon get the genuine. It
is taken internally, and made in To edo
Ohio, by F'J. Cheney & 00. Tesii
monials free. Sold by Druggists,price
75c. par bottle. Hall’s Family Fills
are the best.
GEORGIA: Ranks Countv,—
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has applied to the Ordinary of
said county for leave to se’l land be
longing to the estate of \V. H. New
ton for the purpose of distribution.
Said application will be heaad at the
regular term of the court of Ordinary
for said county to be held ort the first
Monday in August 1818. This 27th
ri. it. L
Admr. upon the estate of‘H. VYANew
ton rtec’d. (2.61.)
INSTITUTE PKOCEEUINGS.
llomf.r, Ga, June 20, ISds
Hanks County Teachers Institute eos-.-
vened iu the cou'-t house at 10 a. in.
| After prayer by Ur. A. H Stapler
and the election of M. C. Sanders as
s.-.-relarv, I’rof. 11. W. Wood ini* C. S,
! c ,h flared tbo Institute ready for
bieinee?. lie tlu-ti gate an outline of
-!ii - t rk, and introduced Miss. Mamie
of the Georgia Normal and In
' and Jstrial College as Expert..
Miss. Bacon them gave Nome in-
Isi ructions on the purposes to he at
j coniphshed in teaching spelling and
arithmetic. Adjourned at 12 in. Re
assembled at 1.30 p. m. After sing
ing by the Choir, die Expert gave
some instructions in teaching reading.
She then gave an i lustration in
primary number work with the aid of
n class ot children. Recess 15 min
utes at 2:55.
Re assembled at 3:10. After some
remarks by the Expert, <he Institute
i was entertained lor some time bv
i'rof. Ernest Neal. Adj .timed at 3:50.
TUESDAY.
The Institute met at 9 a. m. After
singing by the choir, and prayer by
Rev. A. J, Sears, the Institute was
declared opened, The roll was then
called by the Sec’ty,
The Expert gave some interesting
instru ting in teaching spelling and
fending.
The Cr mmissioner then appointed
the following committee to examine
school text books:
M-s. Tt tr, Mrs. Massingill,
Misses My re. Bruce, Jennie Kettrel!,
Blanche Chandler, Alice Duckett,
Dora Campbell, Loren a Scoggins,
Messrs A. 11. Stapler, N. A. Moss,
J. I. Pittman, I. L. Candler, James
Evans, H. \V. Chambers, 11. L.Brock,
J. S. Chambers and M. C. Sanders
Recess 15 minutes at 10:40,
Reassembled at 10.55- After sing
ing by the choir, the subject of arith
metic was taken up, and the Expert
gave some instructions in obj ot work.
Adjourned at 12 m.
Re assembled at 1:30 p, m. Seng
by the choir. Prof. Neal then gave
a lecture on teaching history. Recess
15 minutes 2:30.
Re assembled at 2:45. The subject
of history was resumed amt the Ex
pert gave an interesting talk on teach
iig history and the importance of
having a school library Adjourned
at 3:30 p. in
WEDNESDAY. ,
The Institute met at 9 a.
The choir sang “Meet Me There/’
Prof. \ T , A. Moss led the Institute
in orayer. Song by the choir “Jesus
Lover of My Soul,. The roll was
then called by the secretary. Min
utes of Monday and Tuesday were
read and confirmed.
The expert then conducted an exer
cise in spelling and proper pronuncia
tion.
The subiectof reading 'was taken
up, and illustrations in phonies gi’-en
by the expert. Recess 15 minutes at
10:25. Re assembled at 10.40. Song
I VYtii Sing the Wondious Story”
was sung by the choir.
How to teach Geography was dis
cussed by the Expert
Primary number work was resumed
aid explained by use of objects. Ad
journed at 12 m.
Be assembled at 1:30 p. m. Song
‘ Over the Sea” was sung by the
choir.
Address by Hon. G. R Glenn S. S.
C. Recss 5 minutes at 305
Re assembled at 3; 10- Song by the
choir, "The Sweet Story.”
An interesting talk was then given
by the Expert.
The following resolutions by Prof.
Candler were unanimously adopted :
Whereas The Banks County
Teacher’s Institute has been greatly
favored, entertained and benefited
by the visit and address of State
School Commissioner Glenn, Re it
Resolved First That wo, the County
Commissioner and teachers of Ranks
county do heieby tender our heartfelt
thanks for his able and timely dis
course."
Second. Tht every teacher in this
body exert bus or her best efforts to
put into practical operation the means
suggested by him for the upbuilding
of the cause of education.
Third. That copies of these reso
lutions be published in the Southern
School Journal and the Rinks Couu
ty Journal. Adjourned at 3:30.
THURSDAY.
Institute met at 9 a. m. Song by
the choir, “VYitata Friend we have in
I uses.” Prayer be Rev. S. L. Wilson-
Song by tne choir, “Tempted and
Triad.” The secretary called the and
read the minutes of Wednes lay. A
few remarks were made by the com
n.isstoner
The Expert to>k he the nl-••••->*.
of Geography and g. . > n ; mt.-ac
tions in nature study. Iteioas 15 min
utes at 10.30
'! t I a’ 10:45. Song by
the choir. “I Love to tel the S.ory.”
The Expert devoted some time to the
rWUßtn'Wi v. ... . ..
discussion f Physiology, after which
sh : r , \ on Swiss industry.
Mi otic ■ teaching grammar were
given by Prof, Candler.
The following committee on reso
lution was appointed by the commis
sioner: 11. S. Brock, W. 11. Sugars,
M. C. Sanders, Misses Effie 'fruit
Anna Pendergrass and Leila Richie.
Adjourned at 12 m.
Reassembled at 1 ; r 0 Song by the
choir, “Onward Upward.” Address
by Rev, S. L. Wilson of Maysviile.
The following resolutions by Dr.
Stapler was unanimously adopted:
Whereas Rev. S. L. Wilson ad
dressed the Institute this afternoon
Resolved;*, hat we as an Institute do
thank him heartily for the earnest
words and In lpful ideas, and for the
spirit of brotherly feeling shown to us
and for us. We feel that each of us
lias Veen encouraged and benefittod
by his faithfulness in dealing with us
and with the questions which occupy
our time and attention. Recess 15
minutes at 2 30.
Re assembled at 2:45. Song by
cboir, “Flitting Awav.” The story,
“A Dog of Flanders” was read by
Miss Anna Ritchie. Adjourned at
3:30.
FRIDAY.
Institute met at 9 a m. Song by
choir 1 “The Rock that is higher than
I-” Prayer by Rev. H. L. Brock.
Song by choir, “Leaning on the Ever
lasting Anns.” Roll cal! and minutes
ot Thursday read by the Secy
The story, “A of Flanders” was
concluded by Miss Bacon. Recess 15
minutes at 10:30.
Re assembled ot 10:45. Soiig by
c’loir, “4 charge to Keep.”
Reading, Geography and Penman
ship were in turn discussed by the
expert. Adjourned at 12 m,
Reassembled at 1:30 p' in. Lect
ure on travel by the Expeit
Address by the County School Com.
Thv following resolutions were of
fred by the committee:
Whereas We appreciate the able
manner in which our efficient Expert,
Miss Mamie Bacon, has conducted this
Institute, the untiring efforts she has
puff forth in our behalf, and the im -
provements she has made in us as
Teachers; and
Whereas We recognize Miss Bacon
as one of the foremost teachers in
Georgia, and one of i > lending wont
en of the South, tr. .. . > e,
Re,- lved I. Th t our brartfeh
11. i e tendered 1. r ior ihe <
iu.i ajle manner m which tsht
tins instructed us during this Institu'e.
Resolved 1. Tsai the pray- r , of th s
body shall ever be in her behalf, that
•lie may never tire in developing the
minds and moulding the character of
Southern women who are destined to
bless our country through convng
generations
Resolved 3. That we try to emu
late the noble and Christian life that
she is living.
Resolved 4. That she be tend: red
our best wishes for her future health,
happiness and prosperity,
Resolved 5, That we respectfully
request our County School Commiss
ioner to Secure her services next year
if agreeable with her.
Resolved That we, the teachers of
Banks county in Institute assembled,
extend onr sincere thanks to our
worthy County School Commissioner
Hon 11. W. Wooding for (he aid 1
° . j
tut nner in which be is condu- ting lie
affairs ot his office, and far the cour
tesies lie has shown us during tins
Institute.
Resolved 2. Tnat we tender him
our co-operation in the noble work he
is doing, and our best wishes for ins
future success.
Resolved That the thanks of this
Institute be tendered the Baptist
church of this place for so cheerfully
giving us ehe use of their organ.
Resplved That we tender Sheriff
John S. Parks our sincere thanks for
the many courtesies shown us during
this Institute,
Resolved That the thanks of this
Institute be tendered Miss Dora
Campbell our fa'thful organist and
the choir for the pleasure they af
forded us this week with their excel
lent music.
Resolved That we thank our
worthy and very efficient Sec. Prof.
M. C. Sanders for so intelligently and
faithfuhy performing ail work intrust
ed to him
Resolved That we extend to thi
citizens of Horner our thanks for the
hospita.itv we have received from
them during this Institute
Resolved That the Banks County
Journal he asked to print the proceed
ings of this Institute and these reso
lutions. Respectfully submitter.
Miss Efiie Truit,
“ Anna Pendergrass,
“ Bella Ritchie
Messrs W. H. Segars
H f. Brock,
M, C, Sanders.
Committee.
Adjourned at 3:30
H. W. Wooding,
M. C; Sanders, * C. S. C
Sec'y,
THU 1 TI.AVIV REUNION.
(ir.n. John l>. G irdan, commanding
United Confederate Veterans, res
pectfully requests the I’re,ss both
daily and weekly, of the whole coun
try to aid the patriotic and benevolent
objects of the United Confederate vet
rans by publishing the date the Re -
unin is to take place atjAtlantn, G i.,
on July 20th, 21st, 22d and 23(1.
Thu Atlanta Reunion Committee,
under the leadership of its Chairman,
the cbivahous General Clement A.
Evans, is a guarantee that evert thing
will be done lor the comfort aim con
vtnicnce of the old vetrans and all
visitors which is in the power of man.
It is splendid body of very able and
distinguished comrades, who are fully
alive to the magnitude of the work
entrusted to them in entertaining and
cririeg for their old comrades, and it
will he their ptide to make it the most
memorable Reunion upon record; and
the citizens of Atlanta are aglow with
enthusiasm and patriotism at the
prospect of dispensing their far-,
famed hospitality to the surviving
heores of the lost cause.
There are some things you can do
without but you can’t afford to risk
another day without a bottle of l)r.
Tiehenor’s Antiseptic, the greatest
chemical discovery of the age. Heals
Cuts, Burns, Gun-shot Wounds, etc,,
quicker than anything. And don’t for
get that it cures Colic, too, while you
wait about ten minutes- For ’further
information, apply to any olio who
has given it a fair trial
America, Europe and England.
Americans have been surprised by
the evidence of the hostility uf conti -
nental Europe to the stand this conn
try has laden on the Cuban puestion.
He havr disclafTned a desire to annex
Cuba to the United States; we have
no race hostility to Spain or to Span
iards. we have left to ourselves no
motive to war, and nothing to gain by
success, save to delieer the island
from misrule and barbasity- Yet ,ve
are described tbroughogt the conti
nent as little better than brigands
it would be open to us to retort,
if it were worth while 5 that Prance,
has dismembered Siam and seized
Mad.iiascar. that Russia, which has
overrun Asia: that Germany, which
has esvvuit a slice off China, whioe
covets Samos, vhich deprived Den
man; of ,„.! ieewig-Holstein and
France oi Alsace Lorraine; that Aus
tria Huugatv, which took from Tur
key iis provinces oi 8.-snia anri Her-
zego.'ina—that not o:.e of teese couir-
U'ies is in a position to reproa'-h us
with territorial brigandage, if the
charge were true.
Of course it is not that they are
shocked at the thought that. wc
could contemplate taking possession
of Cubo. The explanation is djubt
i less twofold- In the first place, they
do not relise the ida < f the United
States having any part in European
politics. Ilowovvr ready they mav
be to take territory from one another,
or iroin one another, or from savor,
signs whom they regard as barhari
Pans, they do not. with America to
disposuess one of them of one of its
colonies, even if it is not to take
that colony as its own.
Hut there is something much deeper
term this. They are all excessively
jealogs of Great Britain, and ot its
power in all parts of the world. They
see ihat this war has brought Eng
land and the United States upon
terms, not of alliance, but of sympa
thy and friendship which are better
than any paper alliance.
Fortunately their oti'.spoden ill
will aan do us no harm. Not. one of
them dares, tnd ev“n aU of them esm
btn.nl would hardly dare, to put their
hostility in y.tactice, so long as l.ig
land’staiids ready—as she see-ms to
do—to be as active in our behalf as
they are against us.
So the friendship of Great Britain
at this iime is of far more'consequence
to us than is the veiled hostility of all
Europe. Let us hope that John Bull’s
fine altitude toward us may lead us
all, on the coming Fourth of July, to
think of something beside our old
grievances against him. It is almost
time to expunge from our memories,
not the heroism of Bunker Ilill, not
j the manlinass of the Declaration of
Independence, but the spirit toward
England in which, to often, we cele
brate them.
As soon as the farmers can conven
ientlv leave their crops for a few days
we think we all ought to meet m
Homer and cle.-tn oft the last resting
j place of onr beloved dead. We will
suggest the last week in July.
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