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About The Farmers journal. (Homer, Ga.) 1888-1889 | View Entire Issue (March 6, 1889)
C-lil 4l^llCj||H-L &.eenl> State And ?fat3onal News. VOL. ONE. THE FAR M EPiS JOURNAL. Official Origan of Banks County. ' itm n.iamcc’ar e-jr,-T yrwt r- ■ ii ji irmig-vt-’rawic mam wraCT——a ■ ■.. PUB LISHED V/ED NESD AY -50 Cts. Per Year. Bb<cri|Min in Advance. Locals b Coats Per Line First laser” ties*, £eb Additional 5 Cents. Entered an Second Class Matter at the Homer. Ga.. Post Office. Jno. Barton. - Proprietor. A. C £3 OSS. ATTORNEY AT LAW, HOMER, GEORGIA. Colleciona made and promptly reunited ~P M. EDWARDS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, HOMKB, GEORGIA. #*w ill p'cticein all the Courts of the Western Circuit. ~ OSCAR BROWN, LAWYER. HoMF.it, Georgia. Will give epceial attention to ad to 'lustration 0 , etc,, and do a general practice in Bvcksaod adjoining toun ties W. 1. PIKE. ATTORNEY AT LmW, .1 KrF'tBSON. G EOr-QIA. G. W. BROV/N, Q‘V C'j QMO. 6 Maysrilie, 4*;oi;rls,. WiiJ do a general practice. Collect ing a cpsciahv. James M. Merritt, Attorney and Counselor at Law, Jiaysvilie, (lieorgiv, DR. A. H, STABLER, Siomer, <Gieo**£ir, Special attention given to surgery, obstetrics and ehioa'C diseases of long B'anding. V. D. LOCKHART. PHYSICIAN, Coiner, tteorglu. J. W. Suraptei 1 , GENERAL. BLACKSMITHING. (>ergia, and Waggons made to ordfr. Repairing a Specialty. Ordinary’s Court, First Moudays in each month. T. k nill, ordinary. Superior Cturt, Third Mondays in March and Sep tember. M. L. nntchius judge. OfHcors Farmers County Alliance. M. L. McDonald, president, 0. H. o. smith, vice-president, w, f. Hill, ser.re tary, R. J. Dyar, chaplain, a. n. Msaiis, doorkeeper. Churches* Presbyterian Church, services 2nd Sunday in each month, Re v . G. H. Oartledge, pastor. Methodist Church, services Ist Snnday in each mouth, and Saturday before, Revs. J. D. Gunnels and Jno. I. Pen dergras, pastors. Baptist Church, 4:h Sunday in each month and Saturday before, J. F. Goods pastor. Lodges- Homer Lodge, no. 82., I. O. 0. F., meets Ist Tuesday in each month. J. W. Sumpter, noble grand, T. F. Hill, secretary. Phi Delta Lodge no. 148, F. A. M., mee?.3 Ist Friday night in each month, w. A. watson, w. m.,p- M. Edwards, s. w., f. w. sntnpter, X. w., w. s. Long, ecet’yw. C- J. Garrison, treasurer., wilsy Treldkill, s. i)-, c. H. ewen,J and., Hmry orsen s. s., a. J. cash, J. 8. NOTICE! wejyteiialie/e *>sSj, ISSB. A ftor tl.is month no notices ot any kind will be inserted in ibis psper without the publication fens in ad v-iuce Money to loan ou easy terms.. From one to five years time. 3 runs. I’. M Ed>\av.ds. Georgia, Banks co.—H igh 3 Aus. burn, administrator of Tiros. Aitehnin. lias in doe form applied to tie nn/Ur signed lor let’ers o! lii.-aiinsiou fn-in said eGtate, and 1 will pass upon said application on the Ist Monday in M,ay tiiy.'. This 4th dav day of February 1889. T. b\ Hill, ' 49 52, ordinary. udininisti ators sale. Georgia, Banks county.—Forsuant to an order from the court of ordinary of said county, will be sold on tbo Ist Tuesday in April 1889, at tha court hom-e door in said county, dining the legal hours of sale, tho lands belong ing to the estate of F. F. A.Rich, 1 lot or tract of land in eaid county, known as no. 1, containing 125 acres, on which is the dwelling and lain resifeii'O ot said deceased, adjoining lands ot A. L. griffin and D. H. Messor; lot no. 2 containing sixty amps adjoining Units of Chambers a'nd A. L. griffin, known as the Brown house and lot, lot no. 3 coa*sining 113 acres. Adjoining lards of Win. Bowling and D. F. Scales, let, no. 4, containing 114 acres, aejoiiting Unds of J. E. Il:ch and Wru. B >w) ing; said lands to be sold as the Disp el tv of i?. F. A. Rich, dc’eaecd. Terms cash. This Fb 27. ISB9 43 4v. J. H Brooks, Aclrn'r. Georgia, Banks c c—Agre a <le t > \rt i rb rof the court of ordinary or Biak-. county, will be sold at the con t horse door in said c maty, at auct ou, on the Ist Tuesday in April ntXt within the legal hours of sals the follow-ng property to wit: Ono share in the G or pga Railrosd and Banking Company, s Id as the props: ty of Minyard San ders, d-.i’d. Sold far theH-eoefit if the heirs ot said estate. Terms cash. • J. W. Owen, adoi'r. 44 w Ma'ch 1 1889 Q oigia, Banks Conn y.—To all wlrom it may concern.--All persons in trusted are hereby notified that if no good eaune be shown to tho coa’rary, an order will be granted by the undor signed on tho Ist Monday ii April atxt, establishing anew roid as mark ed out by the road comm’sojineis ap pointed for that purpose, commencing at or near T Q. Smith’s residence an! running by J F Elward’s and James Breom to the public road near the resi dance of John Whitfield. March Ist, 1889. t. f. Hill, ordinary. "Toc^ZTriMsT” McElree’s Wine of CarduS and THgpFORD’s black-drauoht are for sale by the following merchants in Banks and adjoining counties: j e Stephens, Homer, Georgia. w. T. Duncan jewellsvills, Georgia. George wiiey, 7awelleville, Georgia. Charles sweet, Alto, ceorgia. j. Lee ipgrand, cramer, gecrgia. A. Bellamy, walnut Hill, georgia, Hathcoeh and co„ Harmony grove, ga. power & Gunnells, Hai mony grove, ga. Baugh and Ero., naysviile, geoigia. 0 c sims, Apple valley, georgia. j. b. Movhorter, Fort Lamar, georgia A purgative medicine should poss?s< tonic ani curative, as wall as ea'.har tic properties. This combination o f ingr‘dients may be found iu Ayer’s PUI They etrengthen and fi:imu late the lo ve’s, oansing natural a-ofioa MsELREE’S W:NE OF CARDUI for Weak Nerves, j wars! And HOMER, BANKS COUNTY, GA., WEDNESDAY MARCH 6, 1889. Beautiful spring weather now. Judge R. L Hooper gave the Journal office a social call Monday. Mrs. Smith, tho mother of Mrs. Perkins, died last week. The overseers are putting the roads in good condition for court. Mr. C. A. Meeks was quite sick a few days of last week. Mr. W. B. Mason is visiting Atlanta this week. j Mrs. T. O. and M, L. Chandler of Grove Level, was in town this week. Misses Emma and Lizzie Per kins visited their aunt,‘Mrs. Cox, last week. Judge Hill was called to Atlan ta last week, to appear in behalf of tho Banks county pensioners, Mr. A. D Will batiks added sev eral new subscribers to the Journal this week. There will boa called meeting ot the Farmers County Alliance Ist Tuesday before court. A mad dog is reported to have been killed yesterday. Try EL/\C K-D RA tea for Dyspepsia* Mr. W. A. WatSA’i presented a turnip weighing 10 lbs, to Judge Hill last week. Mrs. Harmon died at her home one mile from town, last Thursday. Her burial took place Sunday. She was a member of the Homer Moth odist Church. It is reported that a man was found dead on the line of of Banks and Jackson last week. The Jour nal could not learn the particulars. Read the large advertisement of Mrs. Jas. T. Comer, Maysvilie, in this issue. This firm can furnish all kinds of goods at market-prices and below. MeElree’s WINE OF CARDUI for female diseases. Capt- Enick Anderson tendered his tlon to the Journal Tuesday. The captain is an old-time thorough democrat. He said, whenever the Journal go i off of democratic principles, he wanted his paper stopped. The captain is right, fI®*WINE OF CARD'jI, a Tonic for Women, The shooting of Mr John Coffee at Mr, Hider’s, Saturday night, in this county, four inilos from Lula, by Messrs. Hanie and Martin, has created no little excitement on the side of beth parties. At last ac counts Mr. Coffee was not dead, though his wounds are serious and may prove fatal. It seems Mr. C. was wanted to answer to the charge of murder committed in Hall eoun tv something over two years ago, Messrs, Hanie and Martin of Gain esville, learning sfhis whereabouts went down to Lula ami wens ou to Mr. Hitler’s and lurked around his houso several days and nigbtr, until last Saturday night, when they stole into the house and car ried out the above results. Ahnost miraculous ara uonao of the cures aecoraph’shol by the use of Av ar's Sarsaparilla. Ip tbs case ot R. L King, Richmond, Vi . who suffer ed for 47 3 ears with an agrava f ed form of scrofula, Ayer’s Sarsaparilla effected astonehing results. Grand jurors drawn to serve March term; James A Portefielrl, Marion Whitfield, James J Auth er, Thomas J Jorden, John T Gar rison, Izaac Chandler, Thomas F Parks, Th s. H, Stevens, aD VVill - banks, DW Garrison, C Chitwood, T B Mize, a j McWhorter, T B Bruce, R C Alexander, j n Cog gins, Mathew W Cox, W D Moss, W J Craw, A J cash, R l miller, Jes se o Thompson, J w iceesler, j it ry loe, t j carr, J and martin, w c cheat ham, j w Gillespie, j w wright, w M Bowling. Traverse jury, March term, ’B9: it F meeler, a w Mize, i> e Ladd, w f Morris, l p Hardy, j Presley, vv a fc pool, i) i noopaugh, j p wilsonj G e xarrel, j w Pritchett, t n Griffin, jp slaton, w n segers, re Rice, J mc cav, J T Toney, w C nooper, j g Tucker, j a Borders, in Boyd, T T Echols, w r Halcomb, j w watson, j L Greer, Monroe Aaron, j ii Harris, TN Coffee, wa Arial, Sidney N Burdew, Green V Marlin, P F Ward, Howel B Parks, G W Iveis ler, J L Laney, j c Hydrophobia. At nil times and in ail seasons we should be on cur guard, and adopt sufficient measures to protect our selves from the poison of hydro phobia. But, in consideration of the fact, that several persons in our community have already been bitten by a rabbid dog, and the fur ther fact, that other dogs have been bitten, it is imperatively nec essary that such dogs be confined until it is certainly known, that the disease spreads no further. There is more danger cf being bitten by dogs just commencing to davelop the disease, than those fu riously rabbid. The disease begins in the dog by a sullen, morose,and restless, or fidgety condition of the animal. He shows, at first, no dis position to bite unless ho is disturb ed, and will answer the calls of his master. He curls up, with his face between his forepaws, as if to avoid the light. His oountenanca be comes ugly end suspicious. He goes trom one to another of the family, as it seeking relief. He soon becomes restless and snaps in the air, and at any passing object, and leaves home. Soon spasms or fits come on, the tangue becomes swollen and hangs out of the EiMoatiojiat.ltpir cbPiivl A- 5. Mining: i’Tc vr • i mouth, while th® tail Jiang-.A ,v i ; between t in- legs. i In man, the st ge of ir.cub-i' : - -j is from 25 to 90 and iys. I' is one of |,, j the gravest disoasos it .-.Cm-; i inanity, and there is no, weii ~.t Hienticafed cure ©•; re • r i. The first Ih'ng to le done o t t a person has been bitten by a sus picions anairnal. is to suck ;.<* wound. Tho person bitten shr '. > do this himself, if possible,.- ~.d washout tho mouth iliorou.!, strap, or handkerchief dn.uid ■ tied around the limb abov-. i.. ( , wound. The next thing to be do;:.; is to cauterize the woumi. ala iron is probably the be-t to u audit should be iharotigh;/ - plied. Mudstone, like other port,:. . substances, may suck up koo of tho poison, but fa y arc n-f, Jo depended upon. F.ruili.v. nn oi-r.c* of prevention is worth .v pound of cure. Let every dog that ins Ucen billen be killed, or secursiy cotiffie euuntil all danger ol infection is passed. V. D. Lochhart. Rnlegh, n. <J., M.-4in 3—A des perate fight oroß’re.i no w-n t>• re# m gro iiitn night. 1 etore-Ai*? in tbs hmiHti of two color?!.! "-eta-ns near Wairsr.. p. Coarsd YTiU-> bf,t .Too g-eon id the bie?fc&. ih. ball pspiffng entirely ‘thrJfig.. U a li-,dy to r h. t;aiA, whri it wan cut oat. gren cut WiLon in tha taca, t ody aud legs, and disom- Chsflen ITarria liiriis aad gree.i free both dick Three man have been killed in fish's in which Wilsaa wa* engaged. He affio stabbed a ne gro bov in sorfoih: Christmas day last. St. Elem>, ik-usdor, via galvestoo, March 3—A sharp sbo;k of earth q’.ske was felt line a? II 15 iaefc night. It lasted ah >m tlftcGa seconds and waa to!lowed a few inißate.* late: by toaro*her slivcks, each Itag violent, than the preceding oce. Tbe'dino titsD war from eaai to west; shocks weie felt at inteivala daiiiu; ibe night and to day. gnayaquil, March 3—A violecfc shock of earthquake was expeiienced here at 11 S Lst night. Daring tha night and morning there woe thirteen other shocks ot less seventy. Clocks were stopped and telephone wires are down. A panic prevails among tha people. Jaekson, Miss., March 3.—Jim Lff tie, tfcs man who, m the con'eated e'eo cion ca.-e of Hill agaia*t Catching-, KWote last weak at II filing Folk, that while the election oo’.ritui.-sioaers ware at dinner, he opened tiio ballot hex and stole one hundred tickets, subset tmirg a like isamber of oitching's, is an sprilicaefc tor ofJiua u i far t’-a new administration. Raleigh, March 3. —Yes'er.fty Ji seph Lee, a respect-* bio farmer in this coonty, committed eufijMe by shooting himself through the Lean with a urns ket. He had i-ecu in lad health threw mouths. lie was forty rears old ar.d leaves a wife and one child. Toeie was niu Mom *y m Washing ton, and the icangnraticu was Ed yry p-leasaa .
