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ji itiici * JwwttiwiL tefejk# 7Lit c. ili State And hVlional K’av,--)- 'OL. ONE. [HE FARMERS JOU NA Official of Hanks County r3j**v.-.rr<-’- -.\uw/'. ■ ’KJ U - r -••.•rr-. *t*c-a • -sj l ?-vw- v-.y --bps, PUBLEi-KKO WEDNESDAY- Per-Yi J!-£s*->.-s-£j>{io;i hi A1 vs-MJCO. Eooalii 8 Cents i-*or Line First tion jßsMib Additional 5 Cents fCaterf.fi as S-.-ooi- i C'ms Matter at the TJ( Ri:-. •. Ga., l’ost Ofiioo. B&rtoxo - Proprietor. li:fWfWVr n _ jv’.’nr.-ry. r;ryr*;- r~ -TTr?rywr;r , sJtgwce , t^>H.W’i- A. C MOSS. ATT ORN EY AT LAW, IIOAIKP., GEORGIA. i Coliccions made and promptly ■on nod ! r M- EDWARDS. ATTORNEY AT LAW, iioiir.it * GEOttoiA. •?£T“ Wul yrctioo mail the Courts < f ti-.e 'iVf.--.ic-ra Circuit. 030 Ail BROWN. LAWY E R . Homer. Georgia. i Tr.il give social attention to a<3- L lustrations, etc., &nJ Jo n general practice in Banks on-i adjoining eoun TIPS. j* W. i. PIKE ATTOFUNJEY AT LmW, .IkEFFRI iV. (rKOf>GTA. G. W. BROW. . Q,K a Maysviln*. ilnonzis* . tv ;l; Gi; i j ffifiUce. Collect ing a specially. James M. Merritt, Attorney and Counselor at Law, ;$S a y,-w vi I C*<rg iu ~ Vil. A. ii, STAPLE it, E2o32l€l£*, f Spec al attention given to surgery, obstetrics ami cSiion'c diseases ot long s'amiin?. V I>. LOCKHART. P II Y SICIAN, 51sjiu r, Cieorgia. J. W. Sumpter, G-SNSK.A'L BLACKSJ£ITJ.IXKG, M 2Ssi!-3', Georgia, and Waggons made \t> on;k-r. Repairing a Specie 'tv. O-Yfiiiifixrf *s OoTtrtf Firs; Mondays in "each month. T. f nil!, erdinary. Superior Cit ■art, Third Mondays in March and Sep tember. m. l. Hiitcnins judge. QElcers Faunsrs County Allianco. 1 m. L. j.im>onc!i, president, c. H. c. th, vies-presidout, w. f. nii), seoie ,r. -T : ar, chaplain, a. n. Maaar, rrkevtfer. £Ji>.urelies< Gesbyteri&n Church, services 2nd day iu each month, Her. G. H. 'tledgfl: pastor. hedist Church, services Ist Sunday ‘ach month, and Satnrday before, A’3, J. Q- Gnnuois and Jno. I. Pen rgras, pastors. Baptist Church, -Th Sunday in each morfk and Saturday before, Rev. J. L . , Geode pastor. I.G'igCfi- Kokov Lodge, vo. h'2., I. 0. O, F., moets Ist Tuesday in oach month. J. W. Samptor, noble grand, T. F. Hill, secretary. Phi Delta Lodge bo. 148, F. A. . meeds Ist Friday night in each tnontb, tv. a. wataon, w. ti., r. M. Edwards, s., w. f J. w. astepter. J w., v. a. Long, EGSl’v., tv. c. J- Garrison, treasurer., wiley Treldkil!, #• o. c. u. eweir, J.i-m nu.Ty arses 6. e. t a- i. eaah, J. e. i\! Ol iC c! Hfirtcinhar 58?s. SmiH. After this mon. i vo notices ot auy kind will be inserted it* tbit paper vritnonfthe nahlicaiion fees in aii’-anoo Money to loan on easy leirns. From oito to live years time. 3 raos. I’. M Edwards. Georgia, Banks oo.—Hugh A Ans bim-, administrator of Tbos Arr-'-nm, b.g in cino fora* applied to tie nn<lr s-igned for letters or clnmb.sien fro to said estate, and 1 will pass uti:;u said application on the Ist Monday in May n*xt. This 4th car d-*y of February 1889. T. F. Hill, 40 52, ordinary. laßsinisftrg*.ior3 itmle. Georgia, Banks county. —Pursuant to an order from the court of ordinary of said county, will be sold on tlie Ist Tuesday in April 1889, at the court home door in said county, during the legal hours of sale, the 'an* 1 * belong ing to the estate of F. F. A It'd?, 1 lot or tract of land in said county, known as ko. 1, containing 125 acres, on which is the dwelling ami late resi-'emo of said deceased, adjoining loads of A. L. griffin aud D. H. Msst-or; lot mo. 2. cod uining sixty aorys adjoining lands of Chambers and A. L griffin, known as the Brown house and lot, lot no. 3 containing 118 acres, adjoining laud* of Wrn. Bowling and I). F. Scales, let so. 4, containing 114 acres, adj.-using Grids of J. E. Itch and Win. Bowl ing; said lands to be sold as the ptp ;rty of P. F. A. Rich, deceased lettoe cam. This Feb 27. 1889 43 4w. .1. II Brooks, Adni‘r, 35’0rgla, Banks c >: —Age" able t > an order or the court of ordinary or B ink* conn!'-, will ba eold at the con t horse door in said county, at auct ° on the Ist Tuesday in April tuxt within the legal hours of eaU the followin' property to wit: One share in ths s or gia Railroad and Banking Company, s>ld as the propeitv of Mmyard Hin ders, d/d. Sold for the beuefit of the hairs ct said estate. Terms cash J. W. Owen, adta'r. 44 w Ms-eh 1. 1889. Qro'gia, Banks County.—To all whom it may concern.-- AH persons iu trusted arc hereby notified that if no good canee be shown to the contrary, an order will be granted by the under signed on the Ist Monday ia Apri 1 st-xt, establishing a uw load as mark <?d out by the road comm a doners ap pointed for that purpose, eomrnenoing at or near T Q. Smith’s residence and running by J F Elward’s and James Breom to the public road aoar the rest dense of John Whitfield. March Ist, 1889. T. f. Hill, ordinary LOCAL ITcMS. JVlcEiree’s Wine of CarduS and the dford's elack-draucht are for sale by the following merchants in Bamrs and adjoining ecunties: j e Stephens, H .mer, oeorgia. w. TANARUS, Dancan jewoilaville, Georgia. George wiley, jewellsville, Georgia. Charles sweet, Alto, ceergia j. i.ee cramer, geergia. a. S. Bellamy, walnut Hi!!, georgia, Ilathcoeh and co„ Harmony grove, gs. power k Gannc-lls, Harmony grove, ga. Baugh and Bro., Jiaysvilß, georgia. o c situs, Apple valley, gsorgia. j. b. >ic .vhorter, Fort naaiur, ge< rg’a Try j 5 L AC K- T tea for Dycpepsia. Au exeess of animal food and a par ti 1 closing of tbs pores of the skin, dasirg tho winter months, cause the system <o become filled with impen ds#, Tiiese cun ba removed and the blood purified and invigorated by tak ing Tver’s Sarsapalla. Pr:o3 sl. RAUGHT tea cures Constipation^ ‘HJsvyvKisl A at! tPi-cp'ronsive I” ER, BANKS C( >1 NTY, GA-, 11 ttf )A Si kR< 11 20,1889. Georgia, ' Banks County.—To ail whom it may concern: All per in'trested are le &by notified, that if no good ca*u-c he Gown to the ct.’iira vy, en order trill b granted by the nr-.- dprslgued on the Ist Monday in April nox’, e.-taliir :/ng a i.r road un mark ed out by the road .•otntuinGo*>•< su peiu'ed. for that per .use, ci-maiesc: .g ;v the fork of the road wc-.-t of W. H. Mize's residence, tb cme east and to in tersect with the public road leading from Harmony Grow to Nails Creek Chuioh, thence leaving sail road at Mai tin Willis' (eol ) residence, them-e to tbe Fianklin cninty lice, nesr tb rosideuce of W B Neal. J?.*b. S3rd. 1889 T. b'. Hill, 48 4r. O'-diuary. The weather lu3.t Sunday was as suitry as in May. Thus far March has behaved very well. Last Sunday presented a good Sabbath-school. Mr. Rilch of Jefferson, gave fhis office a social call yesterday. The largest crowd in attendance at court, was yesterday. Mr. M, L. Chandler was in town this week. A mad dog was reported killed near Maysville last week. A nice drove of mules wero in town yesterday Mr. J. E. Stephens reports hav ing killed a mad cat. last week. It is thought court will adjourn to-morrow if not, to-day. Farmers are vary busy planting corn. Mr. King of the (Jarnesville Tri bune, gave this oliiee a pleasant call yesterday. Business has been rpiito lively with tho merchants Iho past few days, court being in session. The singing at Mr, Yv. B. Ma son’s Saturday evening, was pleas ant and entertaining. Messrs, Woodlill and Gray of the Constitution and Journal, were in town this week. There will be services at the M. E. Church sth Sunday in this month. Having printed a half-sheet th s week, correspondents letters will appear in Rext issue. Rev. Mr. liorie reports th© Mf. Pleasant M. E, Church having . • caught lire a few Sundays ago, but was put out before serious damage. The recent rains were nst enonph to put the groand in good plocg icg order, and vat they were enough to mike the r inds maddy. The first quarterly convention of tha Union Singing LSociety will ba held atMt. Oliver Church sth Sim day in this month. All who are in terested in singing, are invited. Horse-swapping has been no small item this week, and it some didn’t gif “cleane 1 up’ they oa t congratulate their good judgment. xNI il>’ji'£ $J <L Money to loan at 06 percent, o*- real estate. Apply to J. M. Marriit. *1 .vs viiie, or l.Jf. 4J C. Cna.:i-'!er, Jtncpoi:, Georgia. 43 tf. Ayer’s Hsur v i'or minnlafes the h-tir to a vigorous g;ro*vih. If c-.-siiains all that can he supplied to make th nair baantitol and abundant, rt-m'.vcs dsmiruiT, and renders Ihe hair ilfX.ble a**.d (floss?. fc i'tVlNa OF CARDUI, a Tonic iur Women, Court is well represented, this week. Besides the local bar Ath ens, Jefferson, Gainesville, Mays viile and other points aro repre sented by tlieirlegal lights. It Is quito Mattering to note the interest the people of Banks are taking in tliq Journal The subscrip lion list has been greatly increased wilhout any exertion en the part of the publisher this week. It is s?.id the academy wan turn ed into a gallon shop yesterday; yet some of Homer’s law-abiding citizens says, ‘-Let good enough alone,” and does not want incorpor ation. Mr. G, W. Brown of Maysville, is representing a divorce suit from Mississippi, before the court this week; the defendant resides in that state. Mr. W. L. Telford is repre sentingone from NorlJjf Carolina; the defendant resides in that state. Mr. J. M. Alerriti is representing two suits, all the parties reside in tos state. Most of the above plead s orV'tlia grounds of adultry. Is it possible the fair women of the south are staining and annexing her virtue, pride and honor with the black, bloodyand immoral Chicago? Services at tho M. E. Church Sunday morning and night we e well attended. Especially was the sermon at night interesting and profound on -tne d-i-flerent points of a Christian life. Rev. T. 0. Rorie is a divine of no small mental cal ibre. Asa minister true to Gos pel callings, he is not lacking in ferreting out to sinner and Chris tian, the duties involved in the Master's chosen words, if we would reap his blessings and find eternal life bs3 r oi’.d; as the good pastor said, fliers is temptation, there is oppo tion—sometimes trying the very depths of your soul. But what is this life to debar the glories ot eter nity? Why should the soul f#ar opposition other than from the Omnipotent who gave it? It is on ly a meagro illustration of th© phe nomenal works of His greatness; and goodness in the invisible bs-1 yond. The Saviour teaches us to I be meek, forgiving, charitable, lov- j ing and faithful. Yet, in ail this, He does not require a binding in all this life of happiness a compar ison to an eternal 'life of immortal glory. But, the Saviour's meaning Educational. A if.x.rvl Ami as you would under*!a .id it; if w 1 do not love that whi.-h we . 1. ’v can wo love that we have run*, r seen? if you obey, lute and !;*•:;■ r ! father, mot her, sister: and brotiu-rv, you aro not more de.-en : —. ;:t er t 1.0 things ilin! ara not binding to you. This L wiiaf i!u* good pastor mean’ when he said ho loved those ’nils and s a'levs (the very essonci? of God .* great ness ) and hoped, for u h;* oi an hundred years. As can be seen t :a M. . .. (Mmiv;i for the past year or so, h.u; bsen somewhat reduced in member*nip, some have carried their letters to other M. J'hChuro ics, wlnie ot- - r.-> have withdrawn and consented with churches of other denomina tions. This was greatly and to tin lack if a regularp - -.tor. It ole hoped the present paxt-.r will do much in restoring tin church. la McmoriaEn *f Brutuar Tbonus H. ' i > o' i* cln s. llall ot Homer Loße No. 82.1.0. O. F.; —AV bores ft, On \i -xvaaly Fiiihrv haa itoea fi; remove from cur uiidet our beloved bM'diev, Tbes. 11. Stvpheu, who was kibe/ ja the ey* cloue oa the 19 h of F bin ::v, 1889. Brother Stephens leaves a e&rrowiag wife ami children, with h large cou eonrse of relations a <1 i*in..s to moor a his sail death. He was a devoted hus band asd a kind and affectiouato fath er, and a coasisteat uiensber o? the church. Resolved, That hi-e bowing ia humble submission ro Him who docth all things well, ve a:o saddened whea we realize that ia the death cf our be- T-:i,ed brother, our stste and c >anty has lost a good ciiizen, aud ear Order one of its highest j i reis. Resfi-lved, That we extesl to the wile and orphan children of our daceas ed brother, onr heartlc-lt sytnpathy ia il.eir sad bfreavem*ut, and commend them to the Givor o! all good and per fect gifts. Resolved, That this Lodge go ia mourning for thiity days in respect fa the memory of enr departed brother. jdosoived. That a copy of these re solutions bs furnish*)J the family of our deceased br&ihsr, and also a copy be tftti; to tie ‘'Farmers Journal*’ fer publication. Resolved, That a blank paza in our missnte book be reserved, and that these rcfolutions be sp sad upon tha 'ft me. W. k. Ilill, R J. Dyar, T. F. Hill, Cc.maiitee. McELRgEJa Wj N E_Qr CARCUI for Weak .Verves. McElrec’s WiNIZ Or CARPUS for female diseases. Dennis, Tex,, March 12, —A steady stream of immigrants is pouring through this city to the Oklahoma eouatry, and th infos tion has broken out, hove. A num ber of families are preparing to csstthoir lots with the boomers. At the present time Arkansas and eastern Teuas arc contributing the largest quota of voter*. The cr w-i town to day ic fuial ! A () . -Bi,