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VOL. TWO. ,I'nc 'SilccHUi gjottvnaL Official Organ of Hanks County. u*. -p pbiBHEP THTjn piv/vv. 75Cts,PerYear f9a)>-criptlon in Advance. Locals 8 Cents Pec Lint First In sertion. £soh Ad<litSoii.l * Cents* Enteiod ss Second Cd-s Mstltr at the Ilotnei, Gh., Post Office ./no. Barton. - Proprietor. NOTICE! Kfptoisber s(!i, A ftcr this mouth no notices ol any kind will Lc inserted in ibis paper without the publication fete in advance. V M- El> WARDS. attorney at law, HOIiCP., GEOIIGIA. ■glSF* Wit) practice in all the ('out ts of the Western C renit. G. W. BROWN, Maysttltf. Ceorgrin. Will (lo a general praedee. Col lecting a specialty. Dll. A riT, STABLER, Itomer, os*Ki:s, Special attention given to surg ery, obstetrics and ebrouio diseases ot long standing. Dr. E F. A DA! it, DENTIST. Harmony Grove. Ga. L. j 7 SH AHF, PHYSICIAN & DPi’GGIST, Harmony Giovc. Ga. LOCKHART physician, BZoutor, Georgia. Ordinary’s Court, First Monday in each month. T. F. Hill, Ordinary. Superior Ccnrt, Third Mondays in March and Sep tember. M. L. 11 u'ohins, Judge. Churches* Methodist, T. O. Boric, Pastor. Services Ist. Sunday iV each mouth and Saturday before Presbyterian, G. H. Cartlodge,Pas urr. Services 2ad. Sunday iu each month. Baptist, J. F. Goode, Pastor. Serr ■jeos 4th. Sunday in each month and Saturday befoie. 11/nier Lodge, No. 82, I. O. 0. F. meets lsr. Tuesday in each month, W. C. Pool, noble grand, It. J. Dyaiy, secretary. Phi Delta Lodz*, No. 148. F. A. M. meets Ist. Friday nigut in each month: w. a. watson, w. m., f. m Edwards, s. w., J w. simpler, J w., w. s. Long, tee>ty. f vv. o. J oar risen, treasurer, wiley Tie’dkill, e. and, c. n owen, j.d., Henry G.cene, t , n. J r>. Cash, j s. joeTpf Intln g Neatly done at this Office at low j rices. Gome and examine vork. Letter Heads, Bill Head?, Cards, Post ers, Dodgers, Tags. Circulars, Mortgage note, Justice Court Subpoenas, Fi Fas, Sum mons, Titia Deeds, Etc. PiteniH, Caveats ami 1 ladeixinrks obtained, and all Patent busi ntsf conducted for model ate fees. Our off ee is opposite :nited states ratent office, and we can re tire Vf tent in less tints than those n mole from Washington. 8. nd model, rtiewir.g or photo with de K-riptions. We advise patentable or not, tree of charge; our ffc not due until patent secured. A vain jilet, “llow to obtain Patent*,” vtitli names of actual clients io your state aD<l county, or town sent free. AddrcssQ A-SNOW&CO-* opp patent office,Yv ashiogtoa. DO. MCELR.EE’B WINK OPCAltmil and Twin ii’osd’s Black Diucciiit aroforsalt by the following merchants iu Hanks an.d adjoioingCcuntics: .1. D II It. lloraer. \V. T. Dun ran, Jewellsville. Geotgo Wiley, Jewellsyil e. Charles Bweft, Alto. J. Lee Legrand, Cramer. A. N. Bellamy, Walnut Hill. Hatch rock Ac Cos., Harmony Grove. Power it Wiiford, Harmony Grove Bangs and Btother. Maytsville. J C Sims, Apple ' ailey. J. B. Me VV hot ter, Foit Lamar. erxfl RSMOV ESj ’K SV&EDJAW CORNS, ( *> *> — aw warts* wwmm These are Straight Papers, and Meat Carry Conviction. The value of a v. commendation dep -ads wholly on the giver of it; S3 sjuukus and alleged testimoni als teas plouliful a;; the leaves in V diamhfofa or the sands ori the sea beach. When a g®ntlen;n ' saah prominent - " however, as the *OO, W. it Wilderet Albany, G?, SpcaSs, bis words carry weigh’ with them. He says “I tofieicd fi ten yeats with lhemnatbm and in tha time tried a'! the so called specifics 1 cou'd hear ot. One ot them cost mo three debars per bo tie tor nine bf.t'.lea and yielded no relict. My grandson who tuns on the B. aud W. Railroad finally got tee a hot*is ot p. p. p. (prickly ash poke root ar.d pr.stasstum) ami in dncfd me to try it. The Hrrt bottle showed its lehrarka. !e Gleets and alter using it tor a short time the theumati m disappested and I teel liko a i"w man. I take great pleas ureiu recommending it to the ltcu matin sufierers. Albany, or, W U Wilder. Abbott's East Indian Corn Paiui removes all Coins, Bunions and Wans, Georgia, Banks County—To al whom it may concern—W. J. Murry, adrnr , lias in doc form ap plied to the undersigned for letters of dismission from sa’d estate, ana I will pass upon the same on tbe Ist. Monday in June next. March 3,1890. T. F. Hill, Ordinary. his Bee. 4 ISS9. 3 in Georgia, Binks County—J W. Pruitt, administrator ot W. A Borders, dec’d., lias in duo form ap I litd to tbe undersigned for letters of dismission from said estate. Ana 1 will pass upon tbe same on the Ist. Monday in April nr-xi; given under my hand and official sigui* lore, Ike. 80 ISS9. 3m. T. F. liillr Ordinary. Georgia, B iuks Con sty —W. C Chatham, administrator of 0. P. Chatham, dee’d., has in due form applied to the undersigned for let ters of dismission from raid estate And I will pass upon tie saute on tko Ist. Monday in April next; giv on under my bard and official srg nature, Bee 30, 1889 3m. T. F. Hill, Ordinary. <eorgia, Banks County —\\ in. Boling, guardian of VV. C B.diug, has in due form applied to the un dersigned fer letters of dismission from said guardianship. Ami I will pars upon the same od the Ist. j Monday in April u.x;; given under my hand and official signature, De ; camber 80, 1889. 3m. T. F. H !l, i ordinary, j Georgia, Banks County. - -S L. Bowden, guardian of John A. Johnston, has iu due form applied to the undersigned for letters of dismission from said guardianship and 1 will pass upon the same on the first Monday in May next. Given under my hand and offi cial eigniture this Feb. 3, 1890. T. F. Hill, Ordinary. got a l items. BLACK ERAUGHT TSA Corea Constipation. Jev©<fltl to t!e IntiTPul of BJaislcs foualj.” UOMEII, HANKS COUNIT, GA., THURSDAY, MARCO. 20, 1890. CJJljois lilaaks For eialo At litis Oifieo. Ail hunt ; over 5 OUU mortgage and prnuitsoiy noms All others in proportion. The horse-swappers have ar rived. Things are lively. The Baptist dinner of Tues day tool* in $43. Maj. L’ruilt is hero in the in ! terc-st of the Banner, lion. I, W. Alexander ofCor nelia, is attending court. Belting, Packing and Engine Supplies tit Ilood s. Hie tower of the Baptist churc h has been nicely painted. The peach crop, as yet Ik s not been injured. Saturday was a rough day. The northeast wind howled. Court proc ladings will ap pear in next issue. There is no truth in the ru mor that this office has sold < ut The bulk of the gathering was iu town yesterday. Langs ton’s case having come up. MoELREE’S vntrz of CAB.I XTI icr W,o U jtfervos. The local liar of Northeast Georgia, we might say, is at tending court. Mr. Williamson ot tiic Jack son lierald is here in the inter est of Ins paper. Judge Estes and son Hubert of Gainesville, are attending court. S?o2Xߣ£'3 WIKE of CAR,DIM inr Female J?£*ea.ses> Mr. J. E. Stephens has open ed up a neat stock of Confec tioneries. It is reported that Hubert Morris has been captured some where below Atlanta. C-6TWINE OF CARDUI, a Tonic for Women W. W. Jordan of Harmony Grove, will sell you a baby car riage at Factory list prices. John Coffee is attending court. Mr. Coffee is not the hvena some would have him. Large line of Clothing just received at Hood’s store. Msny new styles in black dress suits, good and cheap. Hood & Son are offering spe cially low prices on meat. Car load nice, large fat Sides fully cured, just received. Mr. Dorrough of the Bush ville neighborhood, was thrown from a mule and his arm brok en Tuesday. I*. F. M. Furr paid Carnes ville a business trip Saturday. We don’t know what the attrac tions are. Try Ei.ACK-t)hAUQHT lea £cr Dyspepsia. Puri of Maysville was burn ed on tiro Jackson side J. uesday night. The origin of the lire is not known. Some of the prop ertv was insured. The auctioneer’s voice is hc-ard in the air from morn to eve. In consequence of this the merchants are not doing so well. La Grippe is no respect of persons. Prince and pauper, : alike are its victims. Those who go l a Led early and take it quiet fare best. sol. J. W. Pruitt’s youngest daughter fell from a second story window a few days ago. She is hurt severely. No bone are broken. The doctors think her injuries internal. W. W. Jordan of Harmony Grove, has an immense stock of furniture and full stock of coffins and caskets, which he is offering as cheap as they can be bought in Northeast Ga. Tax Receivers Rounds for April Columbia, 2nd; Golden Ilill, sth; Homer, 9th; Anderson. 10th; Poplar Springs, lllh; Wilmot, ISth; David, 25th; Berlin, JOth. For one pound of good cot ton you can now buy two lbs. of meat, and for 100 pounds of cotton you can buy 500 pounds of good Hour. At these prices farmers surely ought to live easy and make some money. Harmony move, March 38. Editors Journal:—As I expect to leave here to-morrow for Philadelphia where I go to take a post graduate course in den istry, please give notice in your va viable paper that I will be absent from my office until the first of next May, Very respectfully, E. F. Adair. Mr. N. L. Meeks called al this office yesterday and inform ed us that lie feels very un grateful (o those who are circa luting the rumor that he in tends going in the whisky busi ness again. Mr. Meeks says ho never intends to sell any more spirits. Homer, on., March IS.—To all persons who are members of the Methodist Church al 110 mer, is hereby requested to come out to church on the first Sunday in April for the purpose of organizing a Sunday-school. Very llespect fully, J. T. Harmon, Supt. Why buy a sewing machine and have to do half your work with your fingers, when you can get one from W. W. Jor dan of Harmony. Grove that will do all the work? It works but I on-holes, sews m buttons, whips up seams, and in fact, it does all the work. Call and see it. ' boii. M. Carter Tate, in com pany v.itli Col. Ike Alexander, paid the Journal a pleasant call yesterday- Col. Tate is a fine man, sociable and agree able. and is largely connected in Banks. The friends of Col. date are going to put him for ward for congress in the 9th. The man that beats him will have to hustle The journal is forced to give its a readers half sheet tins week. Com in it ni cut <*U. Written for the Journal: —A scene in the far West, there is a place in Texas where tire ticks are so bad that on one o ■ casion they eat up the old cow and got up on a stump and rat tled the bell for the calf, so the witness told me. * Before the war there was a man born and raised in what is now Banks county whose name was Nathen Boling. He be longed to the 24th Georgia regi meat. He died in the army. He told me an anicdote once that he said was so. When he was a boy he went out to hunt the cows and had his shot gun along. On his way he discov ered a deer. Finding his gun empty and having no shot to load with, he rammed down a peach seed and fired away at the deer. Of course the deer ran off. Three or four years liter he was going through the same spot, when ho saw a peach tree full of ripe peaches. So he went to get some when suddenly the deer jumped up and ran off with the tree an 1 the hogs followed squeeling. Sense KIBEK. Silver Shoal Items:—Brother Bryan preached a short but very interesting sermon Sun day to a large congregation, considering the coolness of the day. Prof. J. O. Tomson and J. 11. Messer sang some nice pieces of music before preaching. Also will sing at the Mt. Carmel churce next Sunday. Mr. W. M. Boling was with his many friends Sunday, There is some talk of him being a candidate for treasurer next term, and doubtless Be will, for he has had strong solicita tions. Charlie Chambers wore a smile on ins face Sunday, and reports his health fine. It seems that tie professor’s eggs and custard did him good. We notice that the Journal is receiving new subscribers. Hurrah for the Journal, May it live and prosper. If this escapes the waste basket we will write again, Doiuxer. For the Journal:—Maysvilie, March IS.—Mr. A. White is very low with measels. Mr. Frick’s children is improving. Mr. Billie Tyle is very sick. Air. Early Howard is planting corn. Our watch fixer, Air. C, N. Bates, if. visiting friends in N. fi Our young friend, Dock Carr has gone to Texas. Dr, Underwood and Mr. JtfT Cox have moved iuto their new drug stove. Mr. O. 11. Reynolds has gone in the poultry business. He has a pair of fine chickens. They were shipped from Tennessee. Air. Shirmey Sims s lys he has three bushels of eggs uiul eats till he can. Mr. B. ii. Green is in the cattle business again. Dr. Will Wilson lias relum ed from Hie medical college. Ben. Wood says ii Its don’t get ready to plant 'lds spring lie will be ready' for the next. Our town has underwent a little burning on the Jackson side. Moms A vox. A Harp From Arp.—The keynote struck ami tue news of the day sent Hying through the columns of the Joyrnai: Everything in Arp, as our 'illustrious namesake would say, is “calm and serene.'’ The farmer- are going about their work in a business liko way; already the jingle of gear and the voice ol'lhe plowman are heard in the land. Dr. Q siili.in and W. S. Mize went to At liens 1a -1 week. While lhere they bought some line slock. The many friends of Miss Le _ nora Oliver will be glad to hear' that her eves are again well, so that she is again able to at tend school at this place. The ever-welcome face of / Rev. T. 0. Jtorie was seen pass ing through our streets lasi Saturday on his way to fill Iris regular appointment At Eber,- ezer. He made no stop at all, but firmly seated in Lis hug ms tight behind old Jumbo, he plied the whip and drove on— and ever anon the small boy could hear him say: “Git tliar, Jumbo!” Miss Sofa IVartl, accompan ied by Miss Nettie Holbrooks, a charming young lady from near Oarnesviile, visited the old folks at home last Satur day. One of our nice old bachelors’ “sugar lump” had the goodness to give him a’nice red necktie not long since. He is very proud ol it. and says it will make a good back-band Vrot. a j’ii pi t.:. Abbeville, N. C., M.:v • 17- —News has just renTmd .s place or a horrible . • i.i > • near not Springs, Madison co. A twelve year old so;, of S, D. Oh nnbers, a highly re.- >. fanner, accidentally slau amt install! ly killed his mother. I'iie father nad been to not Springs bringing home with him a v.< life with some articles : r the family in it. ne put iF \..d;sq down in the house and 5..-pip'd out, when the lad fimke it to see what his father had brought him. H* found a pis tol and said to i;is ni:.tiler. o what pa Drought homo pistol was discharged, • -J! striking the mother in the breast, iter only words ••(.), Lord, you have kv ” Jackson, Miss., M; ivh 17. Tim ik-ci ion in the c- e ; I. Sullivan for j rise fi. in the Mississippi court, is that judgment is re r rsod and the case remanded, and Sullivan is in;id u.v: bond to answer such in’, mends as may be found as, next term of the court. NO. (