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VOL TWO. slic ‘ttSXcc-UXrjf Ofc.'.oial Organ of X3a.xiks County vr* %iwnt *■* *•*■-'!.-raTwr*iwra— .. .i> ÜBLUHID TBURSDATG 50 Cts. Per Year. in* Adyaiicr, Lorr.b 8 Cents Per Lino First tion, Eaeii Additional ft Cents- Entereii as Second <Joi-m Matter at the Flfmier, Gs.. Poet Office -7ulo. Barton. - Proprietor. NOTICE! ssejotcMilfte** >cl, After this month no uotices of any Jtind will be inserted in this paper without, the publication lees in advance p. M EDWARDS. attorney at law, HOMER, OEOUGIA. Will practice in all the Courts of the Western Circuit. OSOA It B ItO WN, LAWYER- . Homer. Georgia. Will give special attention to ad ministrations, etc., and do a general practice in Banks and adjoining conn ties. Wi-1 loan MONEY at Ct> per < - nt, per annum. G. W. BROWN, Q\* Mayssville, Will do a general practice. Collect ing a Bj-eci -iity. V. D. LOCKHART. PHYSICIAN, SSoier, Genrsiti. J. Ei. BITCH. ATTORNEY AT LAW, Jefferson, - Geotgia. Will practice in Jackson, Clarke, Ha. l , Banks, Franklin, Manison, and ali t> e conitw in the western circuit. L. J. SHARP, PHYSICIAN & DRUGGIST, Harmony Grove. Ga. _ Dr. ef. adaju, DENTIST. Harmony Grove, (Georgia. “duTa. h, stabler, " Homer, Georgia, Special attention given to surgery, obstetrics and chrome diseases ot long e* anding. Ordinary’s Court. First Mondays in each mouth. T. F. Hill, ordinary. Superior Court. Third Mondays in March and Sep* tern her. • Churches* Presbyterian Church, services 2nd Sunday in each month, iisv. Gr. H. Cartledge, pastor. 3le til odist Ohuich,services Ist Sunday in each month, and Saturday before, He vs. J. 1) Gunnels and Juo. I. Peii oergias, payors. Baptist Church, 4th Sunday in each before, Ho* - . J.L. O . F , . f QP* ' ■ Newspaper Laws. Ist. subscribers who do Dot give ex press notico to the contrary are consid ered as wishing to continue their sub scription. 2nd, if tubecribets order the discontinuance ot tbcdr periodicals the publisher may coutiouo to send them until all arrearages is paid. 8:d, if*subscribers neglect or refute to take their periodicals from tbe ©Slice to which they have been dCectcd, they are held responsible till they hate set* tied their bills and ordered their paptr uisecntint:el. 4th.it subscribers move to other places without informing the publisher, and the pa para are seat to t. c to:no r direction, limy are held re sponsiDin. 5 h, the Couits ot the u a. and foieign, have deciued, tiiat lel'us ing to taka periodicals irctn the office or nnnpying at <1 leaving them r.ncall ed f.>r, is pr>ma facie, evidence of mten tionai fritv 4 , nod spbjso* to prosecution C doors Blanks. For Sale At tills Oil.. Si A i Kill.:*- ftfcEfrse’s Wine of Cardyf and thedford’s arc for sale by the following merchants in lia.'Rf. ..mi ai'joru iug vjounuco: J. E Stephens, lioivcr. \V T . T. Donuan, JawelLville. George VVilev, JeivallsytLe. Charles Sweet, Alto. J. Lee Legrand, Cramer. A. N. Bellamy, Wdriot Hill. Ilabclmock aid Cos., Harmony Grove power ard Wiiford, Harmony Grove Bingb and Btotl-.dr. Maysviile. J.C Sims, Apple A alley. J 11 Mi-Whorsei, F >it Lamar. goxal ,1 leva 5. nil i■ iini iiti'■!!mm i t Brn rrii v.j. ■HraMuMcawcanrj—nwwwi .■ m.% M-cELfiEE’S WINE OF CA3DUI for Weak Nerves. Sunday was a dull day. *■ Miss Ada Forbes of Mayesville, was in town Sunday. It is rumored several weddings are lo take place around here soon. •Banks has her share of saw mills and gins. So much lor her. Methodist quarterly coaferoece met Saturday and Sunday. The Journal comes out a little ahead of time this week. McElree’* WINE OF CARDUI for female diseoaes. ymrMirmfc-an rrrMimiTirTrTP~‘"— J T The dead set of winter will soon bs here. Mr. G, <J. Forbes is still quite weak from his recent nervous spell. The rains Friday night and Mon day morning made it some ceoler. The boys engaged in a game ©1 baseball Saturday evening. The scathing on the court house is about all up. The covering will soon commence. Some o 1 the young men have for saken the eettoa patch and gone Lo the saw mills. Mrr. Hr. MoFierton returned from a visit lo her home in Oconee county, Monday. A number of Banks’ lairest vaung ladies are attending ihe lair this week. So inush far Banks. Bia Harmon spent Sat r. LockbaiVs having , JGHT tea cure3 Constipation. a is vary scarce in this ice and awhile a birl led. “Hevoled to the Interest of Hanks f’onnij.” HOMKIi, BANKS COUNTY, GA., THURSDAY, NOV. U. 1889. MpB&~ tee Ait B .own, ill q , loans M 1 NEY tat 0 per cent, per aar.u;u, Homer G.i. Mrs. John Hill, sr„ has so im prove 1a; fo bo out. Th® old lady has had quite a saver© spell. Ihu.’sdry 28th inst., is Thanks giving day. Ere this Ihe gobbler is preparing tor a long journey. Mr. Idas Bowden ef Helton, and his ceusia, Mr. Addie Bowden of Anderson, S. C-, paid Ilomer a bus iness trip Fridav. Go to work ami nx up your acad eniy. Do you expect your children lo ever know' anything without you take au interest in 1 heir learning and give them advantages? Rev. TANARUS, D. Cartleclga of Jeffter son, filled the Presbyterian pulpit Sunday. His subject was, “Two schools.” Mr. Cartledge handled he subjact with interest. Mr. M. C. Zanders of Martin In stitute, Jefferson, paid his ho in * a visit, Fatu:diy and Sun day, and returned Sunday evening. Mr. Sanders speaks in high terms of the Martin Institute, &#~W'NE OF CAfiDU], a Tonic for Women. A good deal ot cotton from this section has been sold wiihin the past few days. Markets ranging prices will be better after Ch:ist mis. This is abut the usual figures. A wedding took place in M/.ys viile Tuesday—The marriage ot Miss Hear!, sister te the wife of Dr. MuCurdy, to Air. Dickinson—the can trading parties are from near Corinlh, Miss, Many forgot that the hair and scalp need cleansing. Expensive use of Ayer's Hair Vigor has prov en that ij, is Ih@ best cleansing agent for the hair-i-that it pre vents dandruff and stimulates the hair to renewed growth. Try it. In honor bound, There’s where honor lies; But give us a mortgage bound On crop, cotton and ties. The above is now th® tune of the merchant. Well, can you blame him? fie must havo pay. There is some talk of the alli ance in this county being dissalis tied with the marriage ot one of the couples going into the alliance in Athens to day—claiming that they do not belong to ihe organiza tion. This is with the alliance. For years i antlered troiu loss of ap peiitf end ieditreistion, but lailtd to (ihd re! ef tntil I began taking Ay* r’s Siisapa/i!la. This mediaiue entirely i:urod- me. My appetite aad digestion r < now perfect. — Fiad. G. Bower. BjG .Seventh st.. South Bjs o t, Mur 'J Be boys are beginning fo fall into line *nd go in droves to few ’ i'Lis h s been their lusi iies-s around Homer 'or a century or two. Ones in awhile they gei off. II y-'j you’.' havo to learn— well, how to “drap her notes” acca sionally. Tell bar—well—it takes more thin one to make a river, don’t it? Col. liyca of Belton, informs Judge Hill that the charter fora railroad from Belloa here, pass ed the senate and is now a settled bill. Work can now commence at any liras or bends be issued. Col. Byce says be intends pushing the road through aionce. This is llatfering, and the Journal only hopes the colonel means what he says, and will put the road through. To tne Public —We, the under signed take pleasure in recommending the National Garment Gutter to ali who with to learn the art of garment cutting. We believe it to be superior to any system in use, because it is cun Complete and easily learned. L teaches cutting all garments to dt per fectly all ages and both sex it should he in every fsmiiy Yours truly. Mrs. ir. e. wiluiet, m>s. w a Brown, m s w. b iiublrard, aaineariile. Mrs. M. D nud-OQ, Mrs. Ave cohh, Mss Nannie b yd, sirs. j. Tuik. 28. The Gainesville fair closed last Saturday. The Journal is not pre pared to say whether the enter prise amounted to anything r not. There is one thing eertain—to make a success of any enterprise of importance, the managers must learn to advertise iu other papers besides their home journal. Gaines ville and Athens wants Banks’ trade, and yet they can not appre ciate tiie worth of it enough to ad vertise in her county paper. A killing took place in Madison county Thursday night of last week. A fourteen-year-old negro boy was shot by a white man. The shoot ing was brought about in this way: The white man had went from a saloon into the woods—i place where the negroes play cards from a aickel up to $5 and $lO a'game. The ngross became involved in a fight, and began throwing rocks— one of tha missiles hitting the white man, while letreating to the woods from/there he had been secreted looking en at the game. Whereupon h® turned—drew his pis.ol and fired into the crowd, hit ting the boy and killing him in staidly. At last acceunls he not been captured. Tr >' L'ACK-UHAL'GUT tea for LygpepMa. 'I elegraphic. Fronr-cn, Fia., Nov. 10.— Frank Ujfrsshit and mortally wounded Is aac Yv’ilkiuson last nfi ht at a country dance, eight mileu frois hure. fliers made hi* escape hotly pursued br the sheriff and a porse. The latest reports a, e Biers surrounded at the houee of s' e'etive. Both parties are young men, ju u taimers. Whisky- is at the bot r m of the trouble. Chattanooga, Term., Nov 10 —Dr. Ketchesdde will bang at Dutklawn •!• xt Totsd&y, tbe governor having re fnaed to interfere. Tue murder to> - Itieii be is to suffer tae d<j.uh penab y w*s ’io of the most stu.s itiotul v ?r committed, hut owii g io the fact th; t i’ oecu tad in a tnoun &ia disiriet ai.d the facts ha v e never been publish eti. K tcaen-'d*; moml high in ti.e in riuiatiori o the rr lutunaity, and b and an interesting f mily. bnr he bee tine enamored with th** wife of James L. I ford, and tbe couple elop-J. Tie w a and cbddteu ot Ketchersido svent wb-.t. L-dlord sued luru ter alhenitiug u. s wife’e aftecti’ou.s aud recovered oi o thousand. A few weeks ago Ketek-i side became jealous of lus wife and killed her by --hooting tier iu the lum •. Madison, Fia , Nov. 10. —Jfive.e) Love, iu jii liere under seutence of death, escaped with several others to day, by tiling through what were* sep posed to be tile proof bars of site!. None of them have been recaptured as yet. Atlanta, Nor 10—Barrett pnhlioh es a long interview iu Suuday’s Con stitution, be ela'ms to have had with Rube Barrow, the outlaw, at bin home in Lamar county, Ala. The interview i? lengthy and interesting. It took place last week. Rada save lie will never give up, and will never ba cap tured dead or aiive, but is tire i of his iif®, and will give up if ha gets pardon from tbe sia'.es having crimes again,-t biu>. He. says for two years he has kept watch, and he regre s borne of bis killing-, but it was kill or be killed. Rube Bmrow is the bravest and most doi-perai* outlaw known to this countiy’s history. His donas tar <x reede anything of the James gang. Ho langhs about ho w he joinoi the Bir mingham scout and helped look for himself. The nearest they ever c .me of get ting him was the nittbt he was sur rounded in a negro cabin ;n tiontgom ery, Ala. Jacksonville, F!a., Nov. 10.—0*0 • taia Alexander Wallace, one of tha loading citizens and raost wealthy men in D ival county, died at bis residence ia this city to-night. Ha b-id he eonstv cormnissioaership for u long teriodofhis life, at tae time of his death was president and principal stockholder in tbo Jacksonville and Mayport and Pablo Railway company. Capt. Wallace was a native of Scot land, and was 57 rears old. Ha leaves a wife, but no children. S r Wsl'er ScoU’s Diary. I wonder when the complete di ary of Sir Walter Seal t will be pub lished. When Lockhart was writ ing his admirable life of Sir Waiter he had three copies of the diary printed, and they were shown by him to Mr. Morritt if Rokeby, and to Dean Miiman, in order that they might advise as to what should bo published and what kept back. The time has surely arrived when Ihe complete diary might be given to the world, as all those parsenswhe may be mentioned in it are dc-ad. I suspect that when if is published it will create a sensation. Lock hart wrote to Choker that the diarist “absolved himeelf from any aad very strict watch over hia pen, and set down* much which ths whim, or very often the laziness of the hour con'd alone account for." There must have been much sharp criticism in the di ary, as Lockart added, “Posterity will know (when the whole is puWished) that I, at least, endeavored to avoid offending Scott's surviving c mUropur sues, and I had to spate Tories about as often as Whigs the castigation of the diarizing Malagrowther.”—[L >u ■ion Truth. Weather cloudy with indications of rain at this writing. N(> ~".