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BANKS COUNTY GAZETTE I
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY.'
Uttered at the Po*t<>JJl<:e at J/onu,
Gn. an twoftd chixts MUttir .
of SaiMfriffttlo?! (<D,ii:
*nr ye* r . : r(* '
Six mouths 25 1
CH AS. I). TONEY, Ki>rr<>it A I'iiimshek.
HOMER, GA.. OCT. 15. I*o6
DDK mnr TD K KT.
For President.
W. J. BRYAN.
For Vice I’resident,
ARTHUR SEW A EL.
Fur U. S. Senator
. C. F. CRISP.
For Congress. Ninth District
F. C. TATE.
Miss Florence Eugenia Ahl, the
heaviest woman in Georgia, died ne-.r
Baxley recently, She weiglfcd 117
pounds and was only 111 years of age.
Mr II anna says that Bryan's earn
‘paign of Hpeechir.uking is doing the
repuhlieans good. Hr'tvcver, Mr.
Hanna has not yet offered to pay 11%.
expenses of .Mr. Jin an’s tour.
A young “gentleman" having
in his physician, s,dd:“Nuw sir, I wish
tto more trilling; iny desire is that, you
at once strike at the root of tn\
disease.” “It shall be done.'’rep!icd tl.o
doctoi: and lifting his eiuie, he
smashed tiie wino decanter which
stood on the t .hie.— Exchange.
Avery curious Cos i:i.. nces hap
pened recently. \V nr. McKinley
died ai Portland, Oregon. lie was a
second cousin to the Republican cun
idate for President hearing the sarin
name. It is a curious fact that h
was “laid out” by Win. .1. llryan, a
second cousin of the Democratic
nominee for President and his name
sake. *
Capt - C. S I’onk, a deacon in the
first Baptist church of Chaltanooga,
the largest and most fa shionabi(. <
church m that city, was expelled from
membership last Tuesday night fo,
re marrying, while Ins divorced wit.
is still living. Mis first wife scout'd a
divorce on tin* 'ground of in-ouipnt
ability of temperament, and three
months ago he manic! a well known
lady of that city. \ b.igu majority of
the male members ot the church voted
against expulsion, but the ladies
voted solidly in favor of it.
Elections have been held tin fall in
nine states, These states have a to
tal of 02 electoral votes, of w hich tin
democrats are sure of judging
iron) the results of the state elect ions.
Alabama gave liO.OOll majority,
Arkansas 7)s,(Hit). Florida 18,000, tbs -
gta 40,000, Tennessee .'IO,OOO and
Oregon 17,000 to the .detnoi ratie
ticket, while ,Maine give l.'v'i'O m.
Vermont .‘IB,OOO majerities to the re
publicans. These demn. rdic states
have 52 electoral votes, wink) Maine :
and \ or.n,mt hnvo only 10 between;
them. 1 best, are straws showing
which way the political winds art
blowing.
n
Nourish
Him.
1 hat’s the who' secret in a
were. We can con: r.< disease j
unis-..; we can keep up the pa- j
tient's stAngth. And thc.c's |
. only one way to do that- ;-vd ]
him. Bn it the system re -t s j
fond? Then use SCO TANARUS: S j
EMULSION of Cocl-Uver Oil
with Kypophosphites* It roes !
STRAIGHT TO THE BLOOD. I
stops the wasting, rekindles
the vital fire, raar-es new iTsh
and so renders a hopeful tie,ht
possible against A Y disea'
Especially is >. Ivor.- j
chial and lunt; ' in t' :
relief and cu; v oi v ... h fv-itfs
Emulsion has won its i . !
tion. Book about it free.
Scott's Enulsion is no mystcriov l
mixture. It is palatable* non n.. .
ing and infinitely prt.’ -\blc ' .
piain oiL i V genuine h.-.s r 5
mark on saline -col reel r. r.. pus Get
the genuine.
For rale at CO els. and SIXO by all
druggists.
SCOTT £ rOWKI, K.-v Yort.
Hepnl>J lean Iteeruitx.
Unable to indorse the single gi>ldj
stadium! on account of the lirsancin
servitude which upon ii.
people of this country, hundreds of j
loys-i republicans -,viio have always!
siby the party *'.•.•• heretofore, j
but ~r.' Wflm'v protest against a i
govt’inment by and for the in one v I
power, have boldly come out on the
side of bimetallism
One of the latest secessions ta the :
silver ranks in tile pending campaign .
is Hon. Thomus Garfield, of Grand i
! Rapids, .Mich., n brother of the Into
| president of the United Spates-
In a letter addressed to Hon. Ik (j.
I Walkms, chairman of the union nil
ivers’ .tc ventral committee. Grand
Rapids, Mich , Mr. Garfield says: ,
Dear Sir—l am diametrically p
posed to allowing England or a v
European power, or any other power
to be consulted or to dictate in any
way cur financial policy. I am in
favor of capital, but am opposed to
having capitalists hoard their money
jin any pati /iml bank or invest it in
I government bon,is I want capital
put where it will 1 wan proud'
to b- n republican when rcpuHican :
principles w ere voiced by Abraham j
I.incoin, President Grant, John A.:
Logan and J unes A, Garfield; lmt I j
am 0| posed to having the principles
of the republican party voiced bv the
ba"k, r bondholders of Lombard and
J^Vallstreets, through their a cut,
j Mark Hanna- I am an Amcrie u,
; hence I am opposed to- eon. u in >
I any power in our American policy,
"specially in finances.
’ THOMAS''GARFIELD.
Still another valuable recruit to tin
cause of bimetallism is lion, ’cs .- R.
Grant, of San Francisco, Gal- "
Grant I the youngest sot: of the iat*
president, U* S. Grant, an I one of
the leading republicans of tin- Pacific j
i I
slope.
The attitude of these distinvuLhed
leaders on the money question is - sig-1
nificaiit and shows that hundreds- of
repuhlieans.who oelieve in the prin
ciple of popular sovereignty intend
to vote vitli Jtho democrats in tb.e
coming elections
Legal Nut lee.
SI \TH OF GEORGIA )
Hanks County ■
To the Superior Court of said county:
The petition of J. Robin -An, K. ilnki i
and I) b Amlerson respectfully shows
ihe court: 1. That your petitioners |.
Romnson, I-. Baker of Banks . unity
and D..1. Anderson of 11 i’oo in G i
-ue n Tdonts of said <■ mo
2. That they, ami is
other per-oa. as may h o nc -socu.
1 tod witl; them, and etol ■ u .rpoi
• u : - mler i’io in. ia : it. ;,nme of the
L ■ - <'.>a -i , - .I t ~d> fiir the
term in \vei >y years, with privileges
-i renewal at the expirati ,n of that
time said incorporation to be located
at B.ilwill Gn. ii. The, object and
I'lirpose of said cub is to ma-ntain
and provide in a suitable vav u lious ■
or l’oitms for the social recreation oT
i<s members and facilities and comcn
umecs for sccia intercom so and enter
tainment as usually appertain to dpbs
totined tor such purposes. 1 1 hat
they desire to have the power to hold
and convey such property both real
and personal, to recceive the same by
gift or purchase as may be ueeess uy
or convenient for the purp >-.-i of said
eorporalion or foe the saf * mvestoient
of said funds as it may acquire
That- they desire the power to make
Mull bylaws, rules and regulations ot
ine -Ua* tent with the laws of th r is.
as necessary or the gi von
lilent of said club, the eoinfort of i:s
meiil* -is :th malitii :i 1 i eel f• ni
jsionofit.s members-the lights and
duties of members am 1 otlio is the
•■arti if its ’iropetty flu; investment of
its funds and generally to do ;.ll juicli
acts and things as may "lie no ■ ssa-y
or eonventiont for tlio carrying •at
tiio objects and purposes aforesaid,
b. Tbat jsj.iii incorporation 1 dig
formed and organized for flic pur
poses of social enjoyment and not no
tile pul pose of trade or individual or
corporate pr.dif-, has no capital stock.
Therefore petitioners prav ihat an or
der be granted inso' porat ~:g them,
their ossoriatos and > .oces-ois under
tie' name aforesaid for the | urpose
aforsaid and for the time aforesaid
nod with m nrivi iges anti power
aforesaid.
'i J, Ro—\s >x.
O-1 Al; I’imv, x, I'.. IVvKI i.
Petition' r's V'.t'v. \ D I Asp
'•KO:. 1A : Basks Cop vi \ 1 .
■ . lurk, . . hereby eertif h,i
a true copy of the original t.to i mat ion
for charter as appears on ’ •in flits
office. This Get CU.li ISSU.
1 . V TURK. C. S. 0.
I only ask you to compare my
anus vV Organs and prices with those
of other dealers. \‘<ut eati see foi
yatuself if yen are not a musician even
Call at the tl iretie cokv ami av
,V i >11!' SllbiOrt] '! ■
“Yours Truly” and Courtesy.
A little while ago .The World sug
gested that as th • address on an en
- ciope nothing more than an in
struction to ’,e pa:,t office ‘ lerks, it
s fo]!v and 'e oi t ,u.- fo write
Mil.,” “Mis - ," -.Miss,” “ Esq ,”“t ok”
or any other superfluous words on
the envelope-
Wc nls ) questioned the need o:
saying “Dear Sir” and signing out -.
selv* -Yours truly” and the like.
The providence Journal ands mo
other contemporaries chose to s in
tli is a plea for lit A abandonment of
courtesy Hut that is a cleat b egging
of the whole question- The n o of
these forms is courteous and tlcir
omission discourteous solely because.
,it is customary to use them, ml not
ut all because they mean anything of
courtesy in themsifivi". fjur p!.-a
was for the abandontnent of the eni:-
ventioi, so that ii should be perfectly
conrti-oua tp omit the meaningless
forms
We have alr-i lv done that as to
telegramg. r J e tnlegr.ipli cotniei*
nies allow m, .vitlnmt ehav'e. to ad
dresu any b alv - e please as ATr• ”
or “Esq .’’or ‘ Hon.’,” but we never
think of doing -o. It. is not the i-u.a
--tom and so there is no flisr-m.rtesv in
not i: m a telegram- Equally there
would no ilix-onrti v in ouiitting
then- nitaninglcss forms in IcU- is it
by genera! agre-met t’-. -ir u?.- could
be aband med.
Indeed, ft. has be.m abimbmed by
the Very best, society so far as the
addri i sis on < nvelop-. arc concerned.
It, is no long.j- ‘good tor •to write
anything on an e-iiyi kmr; exi -ot th
namo ot the person for whom ihe
ctt.er is i-.tended an ; his address.
V. hv shonhl wc not bv rgreement
, strike out, ‘1 car Sir” and ‘Yours
truly’ in like nuannr’
A Ir.nclred \ ears eg -, and *•• eii
fiftv years ago, the th ■ “Y.iiirs truly”
would have been deemed a gross
breach of courtesy- Men then wrote
somethjg !ik. this;
“\\ ith the highest r. >p<-cf and . s
teem, permit me to subscribe tn. -’lf
your most humble fmd oiiedieut, ser
vant-”
lhis snbsei-iptmn was a iismie of
white lies, of eoui'se, but. . a\ ali-'ii
(j.accted it. Now that, the tradition
is ah imme 1 a man who should s> -s ib
serihe hime; Ii -.voidd be rcgartlo 1 as
,au Klietie stickler for the t>:).Fit -ua
a pest at:.'.
Should we all agree to abandon the
| “Hear Sir” and the “Yours truly” in
I letter', as we have done in leh groins
then o r v, J., and,
ias absurd - that nil ■ Lr l-.rui.
Onra i* agu <u' teieggraphs and
1 common st'iiso and mult udiimus cor
I ri-spoiidem-c. 1\ hv 'houh; w. m t
' adapt, our conveatums to the eireuni
| stluces in lctU-r-wi ; ili‘>,g as wc have
j done in tel.-graphii-.g and in ft score of
| oilier w,. Having si i d>ed od t :e
j great i part ol the. old conventional
j phr scs wry .should we not shed their
Ii is entirely possible is be at once
I sensible and polite, at once truthful
j n 1 conrieons, at once simple and
kindly—-New Ymk Weill.
j ihl#> R.-sjrtC' fti
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Mis's Klla IvUßr.*..
'’For 19 yeile I suffered from h•' t. ire.','
hlo. Daring; that time I was t, 01,0.1 ' /
fivo different physicians. All oi tin a
claimed that I could ti. t It- a nil. I is
prcatly vroublod with ■hurtnev.-s of breath,
palpi lath.u and pain ir. ;io side. 1" t Imp
came excited, or exi nc .1 myself in the least,
the pain in ray side became very severe. At
times it seeiar and as thoujrh ncedLs i err: >Jtoof
fo thrdu-jh nvjtUe. Sometime ill tin mouth
of XovtmK-r las'. I commenced takin;
DR. MILE'” HEART CURE
and Since then 1 have improved steadily,
i cau now sleepon my left side, something 1
had never been able to oo before. I cau
walk without lielny fatigued, and am in
■Mich btllcr heiith tliu.i ever before, X would
recommend ail sufferers from heart trouble
totry Dr. Miles invaluable remedy without
.delay" MI is El. LA KCUTZk
51S Wright Pt, Milwaukee, Wis.
Dr. XVlitc - Heart Cure tso!d on a positive
guaraniee t hat the Hrst bottle will benefit.
All drug;;: UselUtat *l, S bottles forts',, or
it will be sent, prepa'd, or. receipt of price
by the Or. Milos lied leal Cos., Elkhart, lad.
Dr. Miles’ Heart Cure
Ordinary's Notices.
GEORGIA • Banks Counit.— To
ail whom it m-y concern : Drs C. .V
and: \'i r . S- Wilson have in due form up
plied to the undersigned for perma
nent litters of adm lustration • on the
estate of Mrs. L. I. Perkins late <>f
said county dec’d, and I will pa>s >qj
-011 said application on the first Mm
ibiv in Nov. 1890 Given under my
Land and official : igua; ure this sth ot
Oct 1890. T. F. HILL,
C.rd’y.
GEORGIA: Bvnks . Cointy.—
To all whom ii may coic—n : G. S.
.Martin guardian for A. IF. „M: tin,
applies to ine for h tters of dismis- ii m
fr-im said guai-.liaiishij-, and I wili
upon* !:■ , applicatiott on the
| iir.-t Monday in November next at j
Imy office in Ilorner. said ron-uv. |
'Given under rnv hand and <it'ficial|
signature this July 24th, EGG
T. F. HILL Ord’y-
GEORGIA : Banks County.—No
tice is hereby given to all per ons.-ow
cr ••:.•*-! that tii estate of William K s
[ lat" ' said conn tv, is in upon on
to, and no one htv ing applied f nr :i-i
| oiinis*r..ti<*ri on t.ie of said Wil
!li a I.i-sb-r and that in terms of the
: law admin; at ration will bj v.-'ed in
I'hefhi': of the .! u art or
■me oti-.ir fit -rn-i proper pers-.n.
i luriv days Tier the publication of
itb-scilat: .ii nn!e-s some valid ohjec
! i :o:i is mad.- Ins anpointiiicnt. (Lven
| under n c band and <ffi.-i:d s gnati'.re
•hi 5tL < )ct. IS ' k T F. HfU,
O -1. is - 1 1- v of Banks omiity and <-\-
i'lflibo Clerk.
Sheriff Sales For November.
GI-.ORG Ia -. Banks (5 -i*NTv.—
"Ml bu s Id on the first Tuesday in
Nove.rihcr in :.r at the -<>url house in
i .-i.-l county within the legal hours of
sale to t. t: highest biddi-r for cash the
idol!-wing property to wit: Ail that
! r,n" n| u|- parcel of land lying in said
i county, on the watci.->-.f Al ddle river
la-giimiiig at a rock corner on the
! bank of a lirauvb theacu withs.- icl
j brain-h t<. a rock at tli ■ head of tJie
branch, thence with the hind lines of
|C. ('a- It an-l Rob Sent . > a > -t
oak, thence ruuniug a west errurs. .!■
! a stake adjommg the lands of Ge- i
i gum A a-horn and James Brown,
! ihem-e an east course to a phis eotv.ci
1 at'tlt'- l-.t'i'lrj ol Thus A ,! iiiii, tlx-ma
I a umli.-ast course to a pme corner at
| the lan ; <•[ Rachel Brown and Rob
| Scott, thence north to tne li. ginnite:
, 1 - in.- r in ;i .-: z one bill -‘red acn
i more or Ji-s- s,.id lanrl levied on -is the
! prop-rty of ('. \\ , Gnvmpton t > saii
Ifv an execution iss K-d lrmn B tu„
1 Stipf.rk.i- < o u-t in favor <i ti i m
| \u- h".- na ni i-t (’. \ l a iimpt n.
j This Gel. 6;h 1806.
J. W. SUMPTER,
Sheriff.
tILORGIA: Banks County -
i Mil 1 sdd on the lirst Tuesday in
November next at the court, house in
said county within the legal hour,-; of
sah to the highest bidder for rash the
folk uni; properly to wit: All ih-a
trail or parcel of land lying i.i u,e
Lonely of Banks on .the waters of
! M 1 • river bounded as vdl >w <: Be.
I gun mg at a dogwood c- rner, thence
j X .**, I E 17).7)0 cl; to a pine, ih< r,ec S
22 \V "6 eh to a rock, t lienee S 52 K
:;0.27> eh to a pin*, thence S II \Y 6.
j7u e!t to a ; ,c. them ■ N 49 W 7> 7-0
!ch I, i stake, tnei.ee N 49., W 24.2-5
jell to a slake pme ko; t, originai.v a
, . , ,k, -.bence N 82.' W ii 28 eii
lla II- e '•'■ s\V 8.80 eh to a If. ().,
j tin la-.- N 7-5 \Y 7) .40 eh o,i W. () at.
| the month of branch, thence S 71 W 4 •
eii, the lice N (17 \5 S.oO, tlu nee M '_7
U 1,;..) ,p. till-ace N . W 7 7,u ••
I l.enee. N i W 4.50 eh, the v 41 W 1
> eii, thenee N 32 \\ 4.r>o eii.
'Weee ■ ,\ J) W ii ell > 11 poplar, them e
N fi E 42 eh,. ;hence to adi _•
•it. tim In ginning corner cr.ntaining
one iic,*k]red and eighty three and on,
half I''->J acres more or h. . Sai<! •
h- is le vied on as the property of G.
.M llanington to satisfy an execution
•;su-.*d from ikinks Superior Court!
iig .inst him in favor ot P. F. M. Furr
Tiiis Oct fiiii 1 BQti.
J.W. SUMP i ER,
Si*, ft.
GEORGIA : Tan k- ('or.vrt.
NVill lie sold on the tiist Tut sdny j,,
a'ihi h'.bcr next at the court lie : e in
s.iid county within the legal ! ■> s ,
Mode to the hi;, host bidder t.r c: i tl
followi ■■i' property to.vit: One trail
or parcel of ilid !\tup- in said c tint ',
tin ;lui water.', of .Mid , rivtr eon
milliner two hundred tin Suci.'v tlue
acte.< ••••'• or ho •. ti.> -I'd: ! ~ \ r- ,
Not"; in toe lands of .1 Int KeU.
li. ]■'. . ."iißron the i' I,of
iti..,-go KcsTron tlu S- utii n.d i aids
f S.io.uv , Miller on the West, t>aid
i lands loved on rts ;lu> prop-•) tv of
Wiyiatn Kesler decyl to satisfy an
excel' i .on issued from the Superior
j court tif Franklin county in favor of
il. N. Ttibie ter use of Thomas F.
: Williams against A. .T. Neal 'adminis*
I trator of MAN . .Marlin princij-ai and
Lari.in Williams William Kesler and
Win. A. Martin executors Mic.jdi
Marii'ii security, William A .Martin
■ individually. This Oct<il*r Tth 1826.
J.MV. SUMPTER,
Sheriff.
Nobody nood have Neuralgia. Get*Dr. Milesf
l‘ait. IMU> fraui draaisist*. Oueceui a dose."
. *►
TV > 2 >
A Nice, Neat stock* of Furniture, Coffins
and Undertakers Supplier of ali
kinds,--A Hearse
millinery
And Fancy Dress Trtrnmirgs. Aiso
Clocks, dewe§ry a n d other Coo d3
to tedious to mention,
Al' ti ■ above <•> ills will be > >l4 at the LOWEST PRICE and
we will PROVE win' \v • say by our PRICKS, \W vriil duplicate
nr:\ prlets of Athene, Giiiisvith- or Harmony Or . We oniv ask
!a' ion Sl', I. (Mil* {, t)01 ■Sa h 1 1 ii ■ t u.s I > R. ICE s* f'.: Cy>' I l;uy
elsewhere. Here i> a few.of our price* •
I.a test. Style Soli! Oak Suits old price Sl4 flu now ovv SI 2.A0
„ ~ „ „ „ 516,0.1 „ $14.59
„ sbeval „ 425.00 siMH)
STOP AND THINKOFTHIS
Headuteads §l.f>o and up to SS.WO
“Lookout” Bureaus $3.1)0 and up to $12.00
Large Cupboards and Safes only §3.2,> and on up-
And 1 other g". ds at the LOWEST PRICES
THE LAUGST STOCK OF UNDERTAKERS SUPPLIES EVRK
received at this peace
Coffins
Ail s.. Sand all-price* from 60.00 tip f-> : 75,00. Euvial E Arcs and
tln es Remember we have a nice Hears?.
'* *' "nut :• • the pe >p!e to see Kail and Winter stock of MiHinerv
and Fancy (.4 >ds which tve %!! sell cheap.
2>< .yr' l" I <>l{(ri•7l.'' I ■ p-4
E l-ell ' stt i M ysvt in v. botla r\ u want to buv or net; Came in
and .v aus W e are here to serve \<#u.
J. C. YEARCIN & SON
tVSaysville- Ga.
• C T
<£A q
cs j e. l w sSa
is what i. W. HEAD be
lieves when he is crowded
vfifh work. He now has
four go od work nr en Em
ployee- at his shop between
Homer and Hlaysviile and
can do your work cheaper
than anybody.
MS*' '■'££. : 'T££?:"Tty*:>\Qsc ?■*/*£ ’*&& bfaflX/SR
%p-X , 'I /te££Ss>
06-v? 600as' ABB t:-:£ Css? Wll -rzt&rrm
Gvfi P/t/ccs 7/fs Lsxssr /<V. - ? ar ‘a^^S/a
Fertilizers for Foil Crons
J
- --A 1 H a \ '?;h percentage of Potash to
E ; and a pcir.taneat enrichntet:*
■ "Fa ■ s' Geia.’.” age i' : i-trated amok.
:■ ; - tal: ■: ; so.; r;■ n“.: a for ;arr.-.c- . it v.iil Be sent free, an.
v.ill —aka and rave you money. Aeieiress,
GKa ’W* KALI V. K-KKS, 93 Xmmu Ssrett, New Vori