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VOL. TWO. The YFlccHlvt V cmvfat. • OygnzL of Bjmkn County* rKf*~~r~TP'‘ f~..i ... tx* .•-••• ■. s us PUBLISHED THURSDAY -50 Cts. Per Year. ' @iiUm - • r l , A<i V'- see. Locals 8 Gsafs Per Ztiao Tirst laser" tion, ,?ia.ch Additi'mn A 5 Coats* •Eutered as Second C'ttsw Matter at the Horner. (?•■., Post Offico uao. liax’ton, - Proprietor. ewrtjw: ’TJrmvmttacgpmurmrr’. r>v> ucvvs 'r.y rxmxrt"^v:ro.’'txTJrz'jf’i NOTIG’:! c|>tmber !@BS. A lUv this uionth do notices ot ■„ n y hind wili bo inserted iu this paper without the publication feer* in advance P M. EDWARDS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, HOMER. GEORGIA. ■psr Will *ractice in all the Courts of the Western Circuit. OSCAR BROWN, L A W Y E R. Homer, Georgia. Will give special attention to ad ministrations, etc., and do a general practice in Banks and adj-dnimr <oun• ties. Will loan MONEY at 06 per cent, per annnm. G. W. BkOWN~ IVvVQWXYi QiK Stays* i!e, ttoorarif*. Will do a general piacdoe. i:>g at; eciaity. V. iTLOCKHART. F HYSICIAN, Honi;r, G'cor^iss. J. 1.. BITCH, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Jefft-rsoD, - Georgia. Will practice in Jackson,. Clarke, Ilffi, Banks, Franklin, Madison, and ad court*- in the western circuit. ITjT sharp. PHYSICIAN & DRUGGIST, Harmony Grove. Ga. . Du. E F. ADAiR, DENTIST. Harmony throve, Georgia. “ UR. A. H, STAPLER, ISonrer, Georgia) Special attention given to enrgery, rbstetrits and chron’c diseases oi long *' arming. Ordinary's Court, First Mondivs iu each mouth. T. F. Hill, ordinary. Superior Court, Third Mondays iu March and Sep tember*. Cl\ arches* Presbyterian (J burcli, services 2ad Sunday in each month, Rev. G. IT. Oaitiedge, pastor. Methodist Chinch, services Ist Sunday in each mouth, and Saturday before, lie vs. J. 0 Gnnneis and Jno. I. Peu derjSfi as, pastors. Baptist Ohnreh, 4th Sunday in each month and Saturday before, J.L. Duncan pastor. Ledges* Homer Lodge, no. 82., I. O. 0. F , meets let Tuesday in each month. W (J. Pool, coble grand, ft. J. Dyar i ocretary. Phi Delta Lodge so. 148, F. A. M. mte f 8 Ist Friday night in each month, u. a. wateon, w. ai.,p. M. Edwards, vr., J- w. sampler. 3. w., w. e.Long, n e’ty , w. c. J. aanison, treasorer., \ ilc-y areldhill, s. and,, c. it. ower.,j.D., i curt oieen e. s., a j. caik, j. dh ltfewspapcr Ijav/.r. Ist. subscriters who do not give ex orcss notice to the contrary arc conoid fS>cd as wishing to coiitiona their mih kjGiiption. 2nd, if subscribers order th#ditieontinuanco ot their periodicals the publisher may continue to H"iid them until ail arrearages is paid. 3rd, if anhwciibors neglect or refui-c to take their periodicals ft ora 'he office to which they have been Greeted, they are held icsponsible Lid they have set tied their bills and ordered their paper .in continued. 4th. it subscribers move to other places without informing. l).-e publi.-dicr, and the papers sra seat to t.'e former direction, they ate field re -possible. 5 h, tire courts of the u. s. and foreign, have decided, that re us ing to take periodicals from the office or reuiofing a'd having them nncal! ed f rvbi.pjpma facia evidence of iur, n tii-hal ' frauds and si b ject to pro cutioi and a fine oi 100 dollars for It, * - ti-nse, an! sl'o lor second, and lUyeai* imprisonment to third OSloeis Blanks FovSale At tin* Uit ice A 1 kuui*. money to loan In shies of S3OO aa i upwards in Fes commission than ny niah in north)ast Georgia, i*. M Edwards. i52 6m. McElree's Wine of Cardal and THEaFOBD'SiBLfIeK-DRAuciHT are for sale by the following merchants in Banks auu adjoining Ui/Uuiics: E StpfdieDs, flow. nr. W. T. J.) LMicari, Jowrllsville. George Wiley, Jewallsjube. Charles Sweet, Alto. J. Loo Legrand, Cramer. A. N. Bellamy, Walnut Hid. Ifatchcock and Cos., Harmony Grove Power aud Wiilbrd, Harmony Grove Baugh and Brother, Maysvillt*. J.C. Sims, Apple T alley. J. B. McWhorter, Fort Lamar. Notice to Contkacto, s —Georgia, Banks County, Will be let to ti e low est bidder before the court house rlo> r ia Homer, on the Ist. Tuesday iu Fov next, the contract lor keeping the pau pers of Banks county for the year -180.1. Bond and security in the sum of I.OUO dollars will ho required of the contractor. Contract and spcificationt on file at the ordinary's office. Sept. 80th, 1889. T. F. Hill, ordinary. Agreeably to an order of the court of ordinary of Banks county, will be sold at auction at the court house door of svid county on the Ist. Tuesday in nov. nezt, within the legal hours 01 sale, the following property, to wit; 1 tract of land lying in said county, in the 284 district, g. m., adjoining lauds C. 0. Roberts, riiram Cash, j >s. m Keeeler; land of the estate of seerge Ivaesler, and the widow’s dower, cou taiuing 129 acres, mote or less; 6oid an the property of Henry C. Keys ler, deceased. This Oct. Ist. 18&9. Mary E. Iteesier, administratrix Georgia, Banks County.—William Holland has applied lor exemption to personalty and Hutting apart arid valu ation of homestead, and I w 11 pass up o i the same at T 2 o’cioc t m. on the 11th day-- of November 1889, at ny > tfiee. Oct. 23, 1889. 25 2tv T. F. Htll, Or linarv. g|o.ca l Ltcms. Fvery family should have too Ka tional Garment Cutter. It. teaches haw to cut perfectly fittng garoion’s for all ages and sex. Wo take phas are in recommondi t r it :<> the public Coi. JfcUtrsuu Hv Oil, <>. the firm of Hood & bod, was m.*r. 'et l\.edsy it. M rieita. Ibe J niri.el’a t'ost u ibiies A number iei. ntt.o iua tventt’g lot Atlanta. *o a'ifnd *h- txr.tsitton. fticE'ree's WiNL-. OFCAHL I lil for fezaale dLseacCs. 6 * * *•l’■ vjo Sl’C Sss I<***<*Nt *pi' Hi >k t* <t tfMii as :> y *’ 9 HOMER,.BANKS .QOUNTYffiA.. THURSDAY, OCT. 24, 1889. Read the cardfof Ur. L.J. Sharp in this issue. Harmony Grove, Ga. Cotton pickers ate still busily engaged in nicking the Maple. Mrs. Oscar Brown has been quite sick the past weak. 'lhenoied Crump land case was carried to Athens, Monday. Sunday was a cloudy day, with indications of rain. This week, so far, indicates rain very strongly. The Journal wiil dp the county printing to the contrary of I hose who may net, like it. Mr. J.S. Chajubers left for Dah lonega last week, where he goei io attend school until June, The darkies gathered here Saiur day i.o hear Biii Pledger, but Bii! didn't come. ®S*WINE Of CARBUI, a Tonic lor Women. The fare fro'm Maysvills to At lanta during the exposition is $2.30 two days io each week—Tuesday and Thursdays, Go >,l for five days. Miss Decie JStepuens returned Wednesday of last week from a visit to lier sister, Mrs. O'Connor, in Atlanta* Dr, McNorion returned from Nicholson last Friday, where he has been making up a good school for next year. Mr, Alfred Rone's sermon Sun day morning was forcible and in teresting. The congregation was about the usual gathering. The idea ef a “bale of eoften to pay my debts, and another to buy a cheap Cincinnatfl buggy,” seem to be the whole desire with some. Its wrong to go to church and then go on the street and blas pheme the preacher. But its ne wonder those who do this talk about their neighbors. tea cures Constipation. When syrjiptoiis ot tu.uiwirs appear, in any form, take Ayer’s Agu Cure it will preveat a development of the germs of disease, and eradicate tfcein irotn Ike system. A emo is warrant ed -n every instance. , lr) P 4 A U GJS JT teL for lOyepef’ElA. Married at Hebron church in this county, on Tuesday 22nd. inst.. at 4 o’clock, p. in., Dr. 11, L. Neal and Miss Lizzie Neal, and Mr. J. R. Neal and Miss Eva Burns. Rev. G. IT. Cartledge officiating. When the system is ueoilitated by diseare, it should bn sfreair heaad and rmewed with Ayers’s Sarsaparilla. Ibis medicine invariably proves itself worthy of sit tht can be said in its ‘aror. Sold bt druggists an ! dealers in Tutsdifsir.es. Price one dmliar. Six oottles five dollars. Mr. Frank Lurrough of Alliens, has opened up a swwii g machine office, wher® he is prepared to fur nish any kind of a iiiactniiw waited. Banks should remember Mr. Dur nugb. lie it- a Banks county boy. A gentleman passed through here Tuesday morning from Atlan ta, where lie had been in attend ance al the exposition, lie cl rims io be from New York, and further, that he was robbed while in Atlan ta. MeELREE’sy/pwEOjfj:AßDU{_fo r Weak Serves. The yarn shirt is now gaining the day with the city “fop,” and he is ushering it into society, where ever its intrusion will be permit ted. This garment-fever is fast gaining ground with those of the “optimate” standing. The yarn shirt sprung into ex istence through the engineer, fire man, brakesman, and other profes sions of the lower grade, who wear them through cheapness and lazi ness io exchange garments. It will be remembered last win ter a congressman undertook to in troduce Ibis ‘dusty” garment in the chambers, but tho members of more refined judgment, hissed and jeered the “foppish” congressman out of the attempt. He went to his room Pnnoralized and doffed the yarn shirt and donned the white and boiled shirk” But as he went back some of Hie members took up the old Latin phrase:—O lempora! O mores! We don’t beg people to fake the Journal. Its \bw subscription of 50 cents is not 1 cent, an issue, and wFo can expect you to send a whole year to any address, the Journal on tho credit, list. The truth is, you don't want a piper that you are not willing to pay the low price of 50 cents *‘or iu advance. Therefore the Journal will not intrude on this kind of subscribers after next week. It will overhaul its books next week and visit those who have shown they want the paper. For the time they have taken the Journal they will find their ac counts with postmasters. During the holidays w intend given the county a thorough canvas. When we first came here we violated the rules of journalism in not doing it. And it came about in this way; “When we left Auburn, Ala,, ®ur intentions were te sturt a paper at \Vatkinsville, Oconee county, anil that placo had been recommended to us by Col Walker, Auburn, but he hadn’t been in Watkinsvill* in several years, and we didn’t ask for letters of introduction to any one in Watkinsville. Whan wo came to Watkinsville we found lhe Ocar.ee Enterprise had been run ning there over a year. This, of course, disarranged 6ur intentions. But Col. Johnson, the editor, cited Banks as the only county close to a railroad, he knew that didn’t have a paper. And this is the way we cniie to come into Banks.” G'onunuiticuted, Drove Level. Ga., Oct.2l.—Nice weather is yet favorable.—Cotxm is about two thirds open.—-Our farmers are gathering and shuck ing corn; won’t we live fat lor awhile?—The Bushville Literary Club meets every 2nd and 4th Sat urday nights in each month, —Alli- ance meets every Island 3rd Sat urday evenings.—Breaching nt Grove Level, Sunday, was largely attended. Rev. Mr. Moon, frsui Harmony Grove, preached an in teresting sermon. Text—‘-God is love!” Rev Mr. Jackson will preach at the Lime School House the first Sunday eve, prox.—Miss Fannie Sump er, one of Homer’s fairest young ladies, is the guest of Miss Lula Brewer.—Miss Blanch Chan dler has been spending a few days with Miss Ada Pruitt, who has about recovered from a severe at tack-of fever, /.nd is now th^guest of the Misses Chandler. We are glad to see MBs Ada out again— she is so lively and pleasant. These who are in the habit of regarding quickness of thought and brisk ex pression from a fair lady, will cer tainly give Miss Ada her dues, as she is one among the manythaf is ready at all times to meet the Learn ed and unlearned, and very often win the freshest and most important laurels; she is endowed with the ‘anguaga from, different authors, such as George Washington, as lie stands upon an eminence wrapped in purity, serenify and sublinniy— a man; yet above the rest of man kind; and different poets, Longfel low, Rope, Shakespeare, Byron, Dridon, Burns, etc., 2nd while in iier family ways, assigns to the above their matured greatness in all their heliuess.—Luck to the Journal, Lyons, Fiance, Oct 21 —An iu'er rating c;se, which will be a d'tficalt matter for the courts, happened re cently iu the Rod Cross Hospital of L r ons. A patient was placed tindar the influence of chloro orm, it*. order to bo subjected to a most, painful operation. At the first incision, however, the man, who was usually etrong, became couseioue. Crazy with pain, he tore the unite from the hand of the oporat ing surgeon, and despite the presence of several friends be plunged it in an instant into the hearts of Prof. Nagout and a young man who was acting as witness. The doube murderer was taken into the tenure room and bound. Recognizing the fact that a„ naicotia could intiuence him, the operation was performed without its use. He will probably recover. The interest in his trial, which will probably take place til the near future, lies in the defense that he commute! the double crime in a fit ot tampoiary insanity, caused by the extreme pain. The casa wilt form an important chapter in the history of medical law. Kansas City, Mo., Oct. 21.—A large number of incendiary hies have &o uirred hoie rec-etniy, and the police have discovered that the incendiaries were a band or schoolboys. They er organized and catted themselves “Capt. Kidd’s pets.” The members are bound by blood curdling oaths, and ail their plans were carried cut according to written orders, signed in the blood from the arms of the young'desper adees. 11 el.adets of the band are un der ane.t. NO 21.