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Banks' ’ ' County J ourn al.
VOL 2.
W. JVI. YfiARGIN J A. GARRARD
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Our Motto in the .'mstnevu world is quick sales and small prvfil, usd v,.u will
certainly be tinrprir.ed if you will wily conic and hear our Low Prices
and gee oar im-i-s >.>••. k ol LU RNTTU U hi, riUJNKS, VA LICKS,
CLOTHKti GRIPS, WIN now SHADES, LACE t:UR
’] AIN'S, L'( TURK FRAMES. WAR PICTURES,
CARPETS MATTING. JEVVEEEKY, MILLIN'
CRY, LADIES TOILET and other goods too
numerous to mention
■Y- red ■ VVa-chts. (
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f-nd iv | atvs. N:.l i.i. of
Notions, an.i Stationary, also
Wall Pa; cr. f 'ms, Robes.
Burial Siloes and everything
that is to be fn::;.] m a first
class undertaking establish
ment
At 1 the above goads at lower
prices than ever before
Our use of Notions, Stationary Bicycles and Bicycle
L’epaiio ( dl kinds we are closing out at First Cost.
We have the nicest line cf Jewelery that has ever
been brought to “K dge City.” We guarantee every
piece to give perfect satis,action.
When you think about buying Milhnerv Goods,
II; • ts, Ribbons arid Ladies Goods we aie the people to
see about thcrti. Such prices a.- we are uoincr to inak;
as scon as we r turn from market, in this lire lots
never been known. W invite all ladies to call aud Ssie
us before buying. We will save you money.
Our stock of Coffins, Burial Robes, Burial Shoes is
complete and we have got -the nicest Hearse in Banks
Jacksou or Hall. We always give the very best at
tention to the Undertaking business.
We certainly understand our business and know how
to buy the best goods at the lowest prices. All of the
above goods is bought low aud expenses are light, con
sequently we can and will save you money over any
other housn within a radius of twenty miles of us. We
mean business and will treat you right, so come and
give ns a trial.
We are algo Agents for Milwaukee Mechanics Fire
Insurance Company.
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YEARGIN & GARRARD,
Maysviile, Ga.
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1/' Hanitvan business former]', conducted by Nunn & Eckies
ilits b' en pure .use by Tlte Muisville Hardware C\>ui[ inv and
removed on Yv e-u side uf Rail Road udj lining Bacon & Cos
We have added many new features including
uM-1 CIIINIST 2 one S, IRONPIPESand FITTINGS, V.AL FES
10. *" - '' ' have full line of Farmers ’n Bla-ksmith Toels
including ShOVES, PLOWS, HARROWS. IRON etc at,
’invest price . W'il be pi.-prared t furnish at short notice aov
Special articles m our line iliat may not b# in stuck.
Bacon & Cos.
Who occupies the adjoining room will keep on baud a full
line of Genera! MenihandL.- Cos. sitting of Dry Goods aud
Groceries, Crockary, Glassware, Shoes, Hats etc.
<j ive tis* a )I t\s-. • i c-ssp
Fine PMograpis.
T. J. ALLwiH, - Photographer
/.HARMONY GROVE, GA.
He make anything from the Smallest to the Largest size Photographs
The finest work and Lowest Prices. Satisfaction guaranteed.
CAI .!„ A.IM DSE E 2 11131.
Subscriis fertile Journal
!>'. order to reduce our slaon
down before Sunuraer, from
now until June Ist we are
going to offer Bedsteads,
Mn tresses, Lounges, Bed
Springs, Rocking Chans,
Sales and Trunks at pi ices
BELOW ZEROW.
Come and see for your
sei t.
PAPER EVERYWHERE
' Greet Us at Birth aud Aoemnua
jitfcs U i in Death
Cotton at one time was king. Then
again it was iron which occupied the
throne. Another turn if the wheel
am leather held the sceptre, but now
it is paper. Paper, like ti e poor is al
ways with us We eaa scarcely act
in life without paper iu some form or
other. Our entrance into the wor'J
is announced to friends by a papei
card, and t’o.i record of it is made to a
| naper book. As children we rnrke
land buy paper toys and throw pap.'
spit-bnl’B at the blackboard or the
tiacser, whichever present." better
target. We gam our education by
m ansof paper books. We make love
by letters written on paper, gel mar
ried in a paper church, the wedding
march being plaved on a paper organ,
while the minister gets a paper V or
iX, or more it he plays in luck. We
make a wedding trip in a car with
paper wheels, and running on paper
rads, getting the conductor’s permis
sion so to do by giving him a paper
ticket. We register in a paper book
at the hotel, which has as part of its
kitchen and laundry equipment paper
pai's and tub* and trays We settle
in a bouse which has a paper lining,
or, may hap may be built of paper
lumber, utdass, percba. ee, we have
the money to own or hire a “brown
stone front." We ask our friends to
call by means of paper, and refresh
them with a bot'le of besr and a bit
of cheese, accompanied by a paper
napkin. We wear paper vests and
paper lined ulstera. Our wives wear
paiier lined sleeves and skirts. We
use paper hosiery and paper shoes.
We ride paper bicycles and shield
them frera dust by paper covers.
Our yaelits have paper sails. We use
paper covers on our pianos, get our
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groceries and meats in 'paper bags,
light our kitchen fires by means of old
papers and kerosene oil, have our
clothing sent home in paper boxes,
decorate the of our houses with wall
pa)ler and our tables with paper flow
ers aud lump shades, cover our Veils
with paper quilts, carry canes of pa
per, lohk for “tips” on “paper,”' and
finally, after using paper m all its
many forms of our life, we lie down
and die. Our death is certified toon
pa/>e" by the physician, is made known
to the world on paper, and finally we
are laid away in a paper casket. —Ex.
Notes of the Fashion
Moonlight gray is a beautiful opa
line tint of that very fashionable col -
or.
Avery large number of evening
dresses are made with transparent
leeves reaching to the wrist.
The newest skirts on the evening
toilets are very light anv supple, being
merely silklined and i:t at ail stiffen
ed with interlining.
The newest stockings have clocks
in ope. work lace, starting from a pin
nacled point aud widening to a couple
of ineh at the bottom.
The very newest head covering is a
a graceful replica of the old English
walking h it, with crowns, both round
and square, to suit various faces.
Fine India cashmere, or drap d’rte
is an ideal material for young girl’s
best dresses. Indeed, any woman mi
lder 30 may wear cashmer".
?SGI) REW ARP ,
will bo paid for any cane of rhemna
tism which cannot bo cured by Dr:
Drummond’s “.Lightening Remedy.
This offer is made in good faith by
the proprietors, and there is no reas
onable excuse tor anyone to suiter
onger. An ordinary ease will be
cured by one bottle In addition to
the reward for difficult cases, the
money is always refunded when the
reir dy fils to cure, The price of a
bottle is S3, and that is the cost of a
cure. Drummond Medicine Cos,, New
York. Agents Wanted.
Zachery’s Seed.
Milledgeville, Ga , Jan. 30th ’99
Editor of the Journal. Sirs:—
i'lease ask onr old customers not to
be in a hurry about buying Garden
seed. We will be m Horner court
week with our wagon, ana would like
to supply everybody with good garden
seeds. Respectfully,
“Tom” R, ZACHARY & SON.
HOMER. GA„ THURSDAY, MARCH 10 1800.
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And is it not due to nervous
YgvSf exhaustion? Things always
look so much brighter when we
J are in good health. How can
A you have courage when suffer
xi':*. ing with headache, nervous
prostration and great physical
||:|i weakness?
Would you not like to be rid
of this depression of spirits?
. Y How? By removing the
A cause. By taking
It gives activity to all parts 'Vrar
that carry away useless and Y
poisonous materials from your i
body. It removes the cause of (ggh
your suffering, because it :e-
moves all impurities from your
blood. Send for cur book on jfnk
Nervousness.
To keep iu good health you ig£3
must have perfect action of the rail
bowels. Ayer’s Piils cure con- Wick
stipation and biliousness.
Y/pHe to aup iSoctora, §wjj
Ferlppi Ton won! 1 like to WJTirtiTt
son)'* eininsr.t physicians aheat your wEkm
condition. Then write us freely all the ws?M
particulars in your cpso. You will re- E3h
ceive a prompt reply, without cost. nXf
Address, Dlt. J. €. AYEIt.
Lowoil. 3lasa, tel
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Hold On to Them
Iloip oa to virtue; is is above all
prices to vou in all times and places
Hold on to your good character, for
itjas and over will be your best
wealth.;
Hold on to your hand when youjare
about to strike, steal or da any im
proper act
Hold on to the truth, for it will
serve vos well and do you good
throughout eternity.
Hold on to your tongue when you
are just ready to swear, iie are speak
harshly or use an improper word
Hold nin vour tempo; when you
are angry, excited or imposed upon or
oiheis angrv about you.
Hold on to your heart when evil
persons seek your company and invite
you to join their games, mirth aud
levclry
"lold on to your good name at all
times, for it is much more valuable to
von than gold, high place or fashion
able attiio.—Es,
Flushed Cheeks, Throbbing Tem
ples, Nausea, Lassitude. Lost appetil e
Sallaw Complexion,Pimples, Blotches
are warnings' Take Ur. M. A Sim
mons Liver Medictde,
OA.S’S’O.'H.IA.
B*w the ,y Tin Kind You Kars Always Bought
EVERYBODY TRADES
WHERr MONEY WILL PURCHASE THE*
BIGGEST VALUES.
NO SECRET
THERE MAY BE A SECRET ABOUT THE SUCCESS
OF SOME BUSINESS CONCERNS BUT THERE IS
NONE AT
YARBROUGH * ECKLES’
IT IS A FACT
That you your Money will 1 Buy more Goods at OUR STORE
than at any other place, quulil r considered, 'i his is no secret
and the people are finding it out.
Our new Sping Goods
A-e now coming in and the Prices are a way down. Men’s Hats from
25c to *3.00. Special drives in Men I', 1 ', Women’s and Child en BSh e .
ihi mid Enamel Ware too cheap to give away. Tobacco the biggts..
ami best stock in town 21 different brands.
Groceries at prices that will s a ve you money at a time when you
really need it most. Your wa ts met by
YARBROUGH & I2CKLES,
(SUCCESSORS TO J. D. YARBROUGH)
Maysville, - - (ieorgia..
Not a Good Risk in Kentucky
The manager of a life insurance
oompa.iv the floor, says the W...!•
intftom St*.
"Life insurance companies,’ lie was
saying, “are as part'cular about the
people they already have on their lists
as tliej are about getting them @n tn
the beginning. They are rich, of
course, but they are no more anxious
to take in a man wbo“wi!l die of dis
ease within the firs! or two thaw they
are to take in a perfectly healthy man
and hare him hazard his life by taking
personal risks in dangerous pursuits
or bv travel in unhealthy countries,
•i remember a funny instance that,
occurred once "while I was living in
N< w England. One of our SIO,COD
men had way of calling a man a iiur
iuthaniost careless and indiscrimi
nate manner, and with only the mer
est or no provocation. One day he
was in our office and casually men
tioned the fact that he was going to
make a trip t* Kentucky.
‘when ?’ inquired the manager
alertly.
“ ‘Next week.’
“ ‘On business or pleasure?’’
“ ‘Going to buy a pair of horses.’
‘“Um-er-er,’hesitated the manager
before you start I wisn you would
stop in and see me.’
‘“What for? Want me to buy a
horse for you ?’
“ ‘No, I want to arrange about your
policy.’
“ ‘what do you want arrange about
it? Isn’t it al! right?’
“ ‘Yes, as long as you star in this
country “But if you go down to Ken
tucky we’it have to advance the rate
until you come back.’
“ ‘Well, what ,’ began the poli
cy holder hotly, when the manager
interrupted him.
“ ‘Don’t fly the track, my dear fel
low,’ he said gently. 'lt’s all right
here and the rate is satisfactory to
us, but, lij Jove, we can’t give you
the same rate and let you go ta Ken
tucky and call men liars like you do in
this seetiee; Not much. We havn’t
got SIO,OOO policies to give away like
; that, and you oughtea’t to expect.’ ’’
FwRTY BARRELS \ DAY.
Harris 9s Buquo, Erin,Tenn., man
ufactures of the celebrated Erin lime
ay they have great faith in Drum
mond’s Lightning Remedy for rheu
rnotism. One of their principal coop
ers was laid i p with lhemnatism un
til induced to take Dturnmond’s Ligh
ning Remedy, After takin3 two but
ties be went to work, and has stnc
been making forty barrels per day
!f you want this remedy, send $6 to
the Drummond Medicine Company
New York, and they will send to your
express address two large bottles—
enuga for onu months treatment
Agfnts wanted.
CASTORS A
For Infants and Children,
Tile Kisd You M2ve Always Bought
Signature of
, £ pFE CT " SC 4t£ .
*■ LABT FOREVER, v “'
STEEL TRUSSED LEVERS
COPPER PLATED,
COMBINATION BEAM WITH BEAM BOX,
CATALOGUE FREE.
JONES OF BINGHAMTON,
BINGHAMTON, N. Y.
North Georgia's Resources
rie American people need no island
i- • upy their attention, says The
Conservative, published iu Nebraska,
city, divert their er.< rgies from bom
development and involve them in the
perplexites and dang>'s of colonial
policy. The vigor aid n eavor of
Americans tnav find a epic and rmin
erative employment of some of the
umovestigsted and hidden lesources
of some of ev-n the ingnial thirteen
states. Expansion of 'criitory is not
needed. Development of domanial
a ready ours ia need. As an iiittstra
tion of the truth of this proposition |
let us look into the g' eat stale of Ga.,'
which belongep to the origuial thir
teen.
In northern Georgia, as any srientif
[c. tourist inay demonstrate, are mil
iions upon millions of gold sleeping iu
the mountains. These ?'g mtic deposis
have slumbered tilers for years Their
beds have been known to Americans
for more than a century. Ores as say
iig seventeen to thirty dollars a ton j
in fins gold have heed mined, sampled
and tested in northern^Georgia. And
in addition to the prectous metals tne
mountains *f Georgia carry, in their
rocky pockets, silver, copper, and iron.
The vriiderness of northern Georgia
invites enterprise
to enter upon its development and
promises aa reward the most stupend
ous possibilities in outputs of g"!d,
iron and lumber. This Empire state
of the South is an Elysium almost un
known to those outside of its bound
aries. It the northern counties be
sides mineral wealth, are capabilities
of agriculture and horticulture untold.
Here and there are onongh of farms
and orchards to prove the strong fer
l ilitv of the soil. Even in tne midst
of the mountains may be found patch
es of cultivated land which in power
of crop production vie with the very
best of the West. —Ex.
POINTED PARAGRAPHS
Some men’s greatness is due to
their smallness-
Triplets are tidal waves on the sea
of matrimony.
Virtue is its own reward—and too
often its only one.
A man may have lofty aims and still
• e very poor sheot.
The way of the transgressor is hard
if he gives himself away.
When an employe is fired he very
naturally feels put out.
There is always a commanding pres
enoe about the subpoena.
Wise is the fool who knows enough
to keep hismouth closed.
Some boarding house tables are not
appointed to fill vacancies,
Some men’s charitable coutribu
tions are confined to suggestions'
it is said that, even the unexpected
dosen’t happen in St. Louis.
A bit in a horse’s mouth [doesn’t
prevent him from getting hungry,
The chronometer is eyeless, bnt its
hands are always on the watch.
The indolent man is the first to
c' im that ho nev r had an opportunity
But few women are deep thinkers,
butjthey are all clothes observers.
Cupin is a little fellow, bot cannot
always judge by the jsiglits of love.
Time is money in the jeves of the
law when the judge says; “Ten days
or $10.”
People with plain faces have plenty
of time to cultivate the beauties of the
udnd.
There are fewer things in heaven
and earth that are dreamed of in a
nightmare.
Seeing isn’t beliving in the case of
the man who never heard o phono
garph.
An old bachelor says a women’s
change of mind is an effect without a
cause.
Bread may be the staff of life, but
what the average man wants is a fat
pudding.
Some people can’t see what pleasure
those who mind their aavn business
find in living.
Aliy tool counterfeiter can make
money, but it takes a smart man to
get rid of it.
| The average women wastes a lot of
I time trying to transform a wrinkle in
I to a demple.
NO. 4i).
COTTON is and will con
tinue to be the money
crop of the South. The
planter who gets the most cot
ton from a given area at the
least cost, is the one who makes
the most money. Good culti
vation, suitable rotation, and
liberal use of fertilizers con
taining at least 3% actual
Potash
will insure the largest yield.
We will send Free, upon aoolication,
pamphlets that will interest cv y cottoa
planter in the South.
QERTAN KAL. WORXS,
93 Nassau St., fwff Yors.
Latin is a dead language, therefore
it ought to be appropriate for tomb
stone inscriptions.
A man's politeness isn’t all on the
sui face when ha gives up h's seat to a
jady on the elevated.
Give some agitators fiee hutch and
thev will manage to get along fora
time without free speech.
Poetry may be a drug on the market
but poets woudn't care if they could
g*l drug-store prices for it.
Although a girl may kdow but litre
of business, she always knows enoag.t
cansider sealee proposals.
It pays belter to be a dentist than
an oculist. A tuau has thirty-two
teeth and only two eye®.
A man never cares anything about
meeting his wife's —un ess
they are rich and distinguished.
When au estate is divided
ing to law it means that heirs get
what ts left after the lawysrsgot
through
Apipearanoes would indicate that
heaven sometimes helps those who
have already succeeded in helping
themselves.
It might be well to remember th‘
the lengthening of the days and; esn’t
prolong the reckoning of a thirty days
obligation.
Babies and children Reed
proper food, rarely ever medi
cine. if they do not thrive
on their food something is
wrong. They need a little
help to get their digestive
machinery working properly.
of
CO8) LSVEiR OIL
W/TItHYPQPHQSPffITES -IKE <S SOOA
will generally coi. ci u. ■
difficulty.
If you will put from one
fourth to half a teaspoonful
in baby’s bottle three or four
times a day you will soon see
a marked improvement. For
larger children, from half to
a teaspoonful, according to
age, dissolved in their milk,
if you so desire, will very
scon show its great rr "fish
ing power, if the mother’s
miik does not nourish the
baby, she needs the emul
sion. It will show an effect
at once both upon mother
and child.
50c. and SI.OO, all druggists.
SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York*
anything yon invent tv improve ; e’-.o got
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