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Banks County- Gazette VOL. VI. BIG FRUIT CROP! Jitiy your Fruit Jars a"a Jelly Glasers early. Tiny are adczmcim, every deny. H( have for the wholesale and retail trade. 700 DOZ. FRUIT JARS. 300 “ JELLY TUMBLERS. t,ay in your supply at oncs. Lan e xtm'K Cream Freezers, Fiy Fans, Fly Trap*, Glasses and Shakers fur summer drinks. We are the leaders on Crockery, Glassware, Lamps and Tinware. J. £l. HT GGIAS V SON., BROAD ST., ATHENS, GA. LOCA L N EWS AN D N 01’ES. fIATUICKEI) FKOM TOWN AND COUNTr. Littln Items too Short lor Heat) But l.aiiK Enough to In terest tlie Reader. Unusually large crowds Jure attend. tug court this week. We regrot to learn that Mr. G. W. Harmon is again quite sick. So far there has been very little drunkeness here this week. Come in and subscribe for the Ga zette before you leave court. The Hotel and boarding houses are full tip this week. We arc glad to see our worthy tax collector out. lie gels about v, ith the aid of a crutch. Mr. E. M. Forbes was over from Itayrtton swapping—(not horses)—- jokes with the hoys this week. Three erf Dr. Vaughn’s brothers Were here to see fnm this week. They have five oilier brothers living. Mr. E. I). Owens has been conduct ing : n aucton this week for Mr. .Smith. Send the Gazette to your friends who live out of tho county. Prof. J- I. Pittman has been elected teacher at Ridgeway for next year. A big crop of peas will be made ir. this county this year. Don’t forget to come in to see ns before you leave. The Gazette can give you big money on a nice top buggy. A Tent meeting is being conducted St Harmony Grove this week. Too many people in town this wuck to give names. The festive horse swapper is still with us. A little son of Mr. Mark Sanders cut his foot pretty badly Mondav. The largest crowd on record here Tuesday. Congressman Tate is cm hand this week shaking hands with the boys. Several of Bank s counties young ladies left last week for Milledgeville to attend the G. N. & I. college. Rev. Ford McCrea will preach at Hollingsworth on the Oth Sundav in this month. Everybody invited. Mr. R. J. Dyar has been very busy whetting up the gins of the different sections this week. All kinds of county produce has gone up in price in consequence of flic demand for the exposition. Homer school will close Friday. They will have an entertainment Friday night and every oody invited. The citizens of Alto will apply to the legislature for a charter of in corporation. See advertisement elsewhere. Mr. Groves C. Forbes has his new churn power on foot, ft is pro nounced by all who have seen it as the best thing they ever s;\w in that line. Owing to the Gazette force having other business to look after this week, we have not gotten up as much matter as usual. Hope to do better hereafter. “Joe,” the funny Dutchman is on hand but he is no longer peddling wine. “Joe” says he has too many friends to engage in that kind . of business any more. The tent meeting at Hollingsworth closed Sunday after a successful revi val of a week. Eleven joined the Methodist church and anew church was organized. The building will be erected between Harmony church and the school building on la id donated by Mr. G. W. Smith. Several others joined the Baptist church. COURT IN SESSION. A Great Deal of Hu.sine.sH to be. Attended to. *• c Court convened this week with Judge Hutchins presiding and Sol. Gen’l Russell on hand. The Gaines ville, Clarksville, Jefferson, Carnes ville, Athens, Haimony Grove and county bar wore in attendance. There is a great deal of business on band and it will probably last until Saturday night. We will publish full proceei iiigs next week. The following is the list of jurors serv ing : GKANI) JUuY. 1 YVm. H. T. Giliispie, forsrnan. 2 Jam- VV. Wright, 3 Rufus C. Moss, 4 Thos. B. G rittin, 5 Thos I>. Mize. C Thos 15. B ruce, 3 Jame r O. Wood, !) V.'m A. Scoggins, 10 Dat'd A Garrison, 11 l). R. Brewer, 12 Taimon I. llarber, 13 Marlon ’V); ’field, 14 Henry . \ ' 1 >yton, 15 Jcsbil J. A.aderaon, I () I. D.ickett, IV George VV Duonon, IS William FX> is, lb Wilhapi A Watson, 20 Joe H jtoinels, 21 Barney Giliispie, 22 Thos G Smith, 23 Milton W Giliispie, 23 Asa VV Cnudel!, TH.VVt.KSE JURORS. 1 lioravio J David, 2 Ira V Aria:. 3 II Lit ay, 4 James D Wats®.: 5 Henrv C M Donald, 6 J M F Vt -.ghn, 7 Thos N ?:■. !, 3 C nge f lerrb ;rton, 9 llilla l*a, s, 10 Cicero G Mattox, 11 Thos A Carian, 12 John G Odell, 13 Wm W Bow ing, 14 Jackson M Odell, 15 James W Casey, 17 Warren L Mize, 18 Joseph M Jollev, 19 Thos M Coffee 20 William T Massey, 21 Robt D Moss, 22 Thos N Aaron, 23 Francis M Harmon HOMER. BANKS COI'NTY, GEORGIA: SEPTEMBER 11), 181)5. ‘24 John G Bellamy, 25 Lowery R Patterson, NOTICE- Notice is hereby given that a bill will be introduced in the next Gen eral assembly to incorporate the town of Alto in Banks county and to pro vide a charter and to define the rights of said town under its charter. Sept. 17th, 1595. SEE THE WORLD’S FAIR FOR FFTEEN ENTS. Upon receipt of vour address and fif teen cents in postage stamps, we will mail you prepaid our Souvenir Port- FOLIO'OF THE WORLD’S COLUMIUAX Exposition, the regular price is Fifty cents, but as we want you to have one, we make the price nominal. You will find it a work of art and a thing to be prized, lv contains full page views of the great buildings, with descriptions ef same, and is executed m highest stvleofait If not satisfied with it alter you get it, wo will refund the stamps and lot you keep the book. Address II E. BUCKLEN & CO Chicago, 111. NERVOUS PEOPLE And those who are all tired out and have that tired feeling or sick head ache can bo relieved of all these symptoms by taking Hood’s Saraapn rilln, which gives nerve, mental and bodily strength and througly purifies the blood. It also ceates a good up petite, cures indigestion, heartburn and dyspepsia. HOOD’S PILLS arc easy to take be action and sure in effect 25c. soda a:id salt on clover. Question 2.—A party staying with mo over night iulorms me that ha knows a good farmer in Ohio who thinks socond crop olovor hotter thou the first carting for horses, when cut in the aiternoan, half cured and put in the barn free from dew or rain. Ho aides it, wiion packing with a mixture of suit ami bicarbonate of soda, but dou’t know the quantity of soda t' a buoet at sait. Me also ear* this khvG salts his stock with salt aud soda, mixed, and thinks it much hotter than suit alone. He says tii salt aud spda destroy tho salivating properties in the clover and do not slobber t'ho stock. Being anxious to try it, as I am now cutting my second orop, will you kindly submit this to your chemist and have hiui sav how much soda lie would ad vise used to a bushel of salt, and what is tho chemical effect of the mixture and give his opinion in the matter and I will try it at once ? If there is any thing in this it would be worth much to farmers in making use of tho second crop, which is often hotter than the first, and heretofore has only baon used for cattle. You will greatly oblige me by an early reply. Answer 2.—The bicarbonate of soda is used to nontralizo the acidity pro duced by formentation, and prevents it forming. Have had no experience with those to prevent slobbering and don’t know whether it would do it or not. Would like to know the result of your experiment. Use 1 gallon of soda to 1 bushel of salt. No harm in the soda, but too much would give an unpleasant taste. Question .1 —I had aoow constipated for two days, kidneys acting freely, balance of her sickness, bowels loose and discharge from kidneys scant. No appetite, thirsty, restless. Died in aeveu days. What was the matter? Giva treatment Was it contagious ? 2. Another cow, with symptoms very roach like tho first, except in last stages she beoame mad, running at any thing that came about her. Oucuttiug open found in stomach a hard ball of several pounds’ weight, composed of rough food, ends of twigs, etc. What ailed iier and treatment? Answer 3.—Your oow died of peri tonitis, which is caused by local in juries, constipation, diarrhoea, or irri tation of any character. , It is not con tagions. Treatment—Hot cloths to abdomen; laudanum, i drachm every hour for six hours. 2. Your cow died from impaction or gastritis, whioh, by the accumulation of the poisonous gases, generated by the undigested food affects the nervous system and brain, causing tho animal toact'Wke one mad. This disease is generally caused by the food. Treat ment should bo purgative, with a change of diet. Coasing to chew the cud is only a symptom of arrested rumi nation. mm. /ASF.AMGF CA w tea *it vi! i Jr—-... H r— VwSmi-’-jixiai.’ 3s Opens Sept. iS, 1595. Biicfc lu.j.v *i liirhtH, water-worlir. '.'if: 5, St'inim’Mii; * n:i' ttv>i n in m.■ y.i j,/.. pipe organ. Art ■ 1 v v.L-r'' , cialtics. Dioc.itior. rr. fit* ’ • -jig.u :• jil '■ *.* mony free?* Slght-si n>rifi}( rfaiiy. I'm-.m •. >. ■ . typewriting, -■ Lconiimii .. 'liiifortr. Health unvjrpahve'l Keat HOCImI Hi\r. rounilbiKb. I’lipil- b'-'ii d wrtb Tunl’y i. College Ifotnc. BuftisV. Smith, Free., 1 j-.frranr-c, Awarded Highest Honors—-World’s Fair, 'DEL MOST PERFECT MADE. A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder, Free from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant. 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. EVEBYWHEBEWE GO Wo find someone who lias been cur ed by Hood's Sarsaparilla, ami people on all hands are praising ibis great medicine for what it has has done for them and them and their friends. Taken in time Hooil'i Sarsaparilla prevents serious illness by keeping the blood pure and all the organs in healthy condition. It is the blood •purifier- HOOD'S BILLS become the favor ite cathartic with every one who tries them. 25c. per box. 8 Don’t forget that we car: save you about $25 011 atop- buggv. Cal' at the Gazette office for pniticulm s. Hunks County Singning; Con vention; Will be held at Nail’s (’reek church commencing Friday Sept. 20, and will continue three days. All singing societies and Sabbath schools are invited to come and semi delegates. Come one, come all. Tho church is on tin' Homer .aid Cos: r.eH-*l!e vend, 7 miles of limner. W. A. Scoggins, Pr< sidcnti State of Ohio, City of Toledo) Lintons County. i h ’ Frank J. Cheney makes or Ml that he is the senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney A Cos., doing business in the city of Toledo, county and state aforesaid, and that said firm will nay the stun of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot he laired by the use of Dial's Catarrh Cure. FLANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence; this fitli day of De cember A. D. ISS6. J seal t A. W. GLEASON: ( , J NMaiy Public. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken intern ally and acts directly on the blood and mutinous surfaces of the system; Send for testimonials, free; Address, F. J. CHENEY A Cos., Toledo, O. MTSnld by Druggists, Tic. YEARS OF INTENSE PA?M. i>r. J. JR, Watts, druggist and physi cian, Humboldt, Nob., who suffered with heart disease for four years, trying c. • *y remedy and all treatments known to him self and fellow-practitioner: *; believes hit heart disease Is curable. Ho v/ri j.h: “I wish to tell what your valuable medi cine has done for me. For four yearn llr •! heart disease of the very worct bind. fV,v oral physicians I consulted, paid 11, g Rheumatism of the Heart, Jt It was almost un endurable; with shortness of breath, palpita tions, severe pains, unable to sleep, especially on the loft side. pen can do __ four weary years. DR. J7H. WATTS, I Anally tried Dr. Miles’ New Heart Cure, and was surprised at the result. It put new life into and made anew man of me. I have not had a symptom of trouble since and I am satisfied your medicine has cured , mo for 1 have now enjoyed, since taking It Three Years of Splendid Health. I might add that I am a druggist and Jiavo sold and recommended your Heart Cure, for 1 know what it has done for me and only wish I could state more clearly my suffer ing then and the good health 1 now enjoy. Your Nervine and other remedies also give excellent satisfaction." J. 11. Watts. Humboldt, Neb., May 9, ’94. I>r. Miles Hear Cure is sold on a pocitlvo guarantee that the first bottle will V m.iit. All druggists soil it at ®l. 6 bottle., for $5, or it will be sent, prepaid, on receipt of price by the l)r. Miles Medical Cos., Elkhart, Jud Dr. Miles’ Heart Cure Restores Health HAS returned from New York, where hespenttwo weeksin selevtingthe most tasty line cf fine it has lo.i lis pleasure to show. v? uy not huy niee New stylw goo<lsi wht*n You fan jet them as low gw other houses ask for for l^ast, Yosir’se JStyloM*.* 1 keep the > B.io x 3.s lcS. iimS ijs y pri<(et I<>i* jj-ood aru SOw sum yo u <*s-vn l>ny t-Hnom aiij where. Com© and see the di nrawwm CARPETS, SHOES, HATS, GROCERIES. AM) MANY OTHER TIN MGS THAT I HAVE NOT TIME TO MENTION. MEM!•:AIDER, IAM LEADER IN VINE GOODS AND’ I.OW PRICES. J. E. MURPHEY 9<- West Side Public Sauare. GAINESVILLE, GA- A RE you cornin', to the Exposition? If no, stop at the Leading Hotel'- Th * THE VICTORIA HOTEL,- J. W. GOLUCKE, Man agci*. Nos. 30-32-34 South P, yor street, Half Block from Car shed. ATLANTA, CA. R IW-r Eroof Sa:,, , Or Valuables, Oars pass tbe door every five mmutes ; T Gr " l ' ~,ls- . Everything first-class. The best beds in the city bes T able in the city. Telegraph or write ahead for accommodations’ iS'S y ° a '”" T * s ' oo per *•*’ i The Greatest Attraction * At the Exposition is the Wonderful Cycloranm. HA r r r ria.-iO OF GETTYSBtJIiG, ISZlJnr**' 1 ° f mai " eutrnnceon 14th B’reet 8 ’ reet nnd Piedmont avenue. THOMAS BAILEY & CO., Foundiy and Machine Works, fj A ATJIKNS, .... .UGIV New ,Shops, New Tools, First-Class A $S%: Men and Material. Build and Repair all ill ?? Kinds of $ -.ri.'-t ’i:.ls, <.'ane Mills, Shafting. Pulleys, I’c-.pr.i a Specialty. M '-V fcr tin* ' '' i... ,i- : , • .la Jr.|cciors in tnc Market. keep in stock Steam and Water Ihue and Fittings and Cotton Presses. GIN WO UK OF ALL KINDS rou THOS. BAILY, Manager. NO. 18.