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ATTORNEY AT LAW.
HOMER, GEORGIA.
sg(T* Collectiona inade and prompt!.?
rotuittod
"p. &T. ERWARBS.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
HOMER, GEORGIA
Will p'^cticein the v"ourta
of tiu* W*>itorii Circuit
OSCAR BRO W N,
L A W Y E R .
Homer. G-eorm.v
Will :.;:v9 sf-tei&l attention to 3d
email-irati€?Q fc: , **•:;,. aud Mti A
praouan iu Banka ••> > r! j ioinor
•lies. Will loan MONEY *■. 0£ per
wilt, '3 -r an on in.
. —.— \y, 1. PIKE, ,
ATTORNEY AT UW,
J lil'Kß).,3>X. tvKPKGIA
G. v\L BROWN,
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J 1 vs*■ VtlSv, </l6o!’griß.
"Will do a gaasral practice. Collsot
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J±x&s Mkkimtt,
Attorney arid Counselor at Law,
■Afiiy aVllle, ,
{■•) W3LL C- i'i'ASf9RI3GE.
, attorney at law,
tfc.; -niHei O'oorala,
jxl. A. ii, LTAPLEH,
• A jliter., corgi'i,
ft-, ,| atieniiou givea to
ob?: - • and chrome diseases oi io?Jg
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7. D. LOCKHART.
P H YBICIAN,
'tmer, Georgia.
J. W.
SrSK'r: itSLACKSMITH2S?G.
7. sites’, Georgia
B'. Jrgie unci Waggons mate
c order Repairing a SpeciaM.v.
Ordinary’* Court
t Mondays in each month, r. r.
nill, r Unary.
Bssperiei* Cmrii
‘J h’vd Mondays in March anil Sep*
teteber. M. t,. Hntchius judge.
Clmrol&ejM . - ,
T ; • byterian Utiurch, services *aa
:in eseh month, Key. G. H..
SJartteiige, pastor. .
Methodist Church, services Ist Saaday
itt . '■ month, and Saturday before,
Re-?.. ,}. I), Gnnnols and Jao. I. Pen*
iergraj, pastors.
lA-j&irt Church, 4th Sunday in each
tjsouth and Saturday before, Rv. J. F.
3 ooda pastor.
Li'dfi-as. _ _ _ _ „
r .or Lodge-, so. tti., I. 0. O. F.,
moots :t Tuesday in each month, J.
v .-nr?:pier, sjoble gi&cd, T. F. Hiit,
secretary. _
p liclta Lodge ro. 148, F* A. 25.,
•ju- . Friday night hi eaoh month,
i,, •, t£o, w. a., p- tt. Edwards,
v ,u w. compter, J. w., w. s. wag,
6*e?.’v., w. c. j. earrisca, treseem.,
xciit * reidkill, s. D. c. e. oW£&,J,d.,
€!*>'■ tv. ?R a. a, j, tasfc, J, 4.
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After ihis iti-o not;otvi oi a:;>
kiml will b • in his paper
without tim p:i : .iAa':o;\ fo*s -a-ivaaca
OiSloor* " Jiora
.; 1 . Si oi) pi HHuieat, o n. c
6-uiii - pr(wi;ieot, •;/. e Hill -si-iicta
ry. .. j • ayai chaplain, a. >■■ uwaa*
doorkeepor-
IVOTJCIE!
r- incy to 1n -.f OC t <- . r. rsl
c.sw.to. Apply to J. M. Marritt, <>iya
ville, r O. C. ChauJlar, JeiAror,
Georgia. 4o A,
M o7liY _ foT.bA N
Jr snn;B of hn ! upwards on le(a
eorßuiissioa than cuy mas in nr?V<f*Kt
Georgia. E, M Edwards. f>2 6m.
©fiJeot a JSlMnJta For Sal®
A*, thi? Office, A>[ kin Us.
jMcElree*B of Carduf
and are
£sr sale by the following merchuiita in
Bank vl adjoumay. eouunoa: J 2
•.'isphrna, ho Bier, Georyia.
w. T onrican jewt>!lFiilp, tiaorgia.
oenrgo wiley. uti:isvilir, Georgia.
cV-srles swert, Alto, ceotgis
i. Lre JiFgrand, ctnraar, goergia,
a. i roUamr walE.nl nil!, geoijria.
HAthooeh ar.d cn., aurmosy grora. ga.
row n r at Qa ac! S. , hi q
sun?}, aaii P r; )-,- Mav-iTiile, gsorgi*.
3 c sire, Apple vaiicy. eorgi3.
,i b. w* Thof.t-r. fort (georgia
... i ; |te m •.
Yefcterti ty vr ae Maj-day. A nice
rain was presented.
There i sons* talk of a pic uic
?,round here soon
At present tL-v. hoaltli of this sec
tiou a exceedingly good,
Tits pestir# fly ha- mado his ap
p?.rauco.
Mrs. W. <L J. Garrison is visiting
: Ailauta this wock.
Judge Hill visited Atlanta this
| weak on oflteial business.
I Mr. Mat. Iviloe oi Maysville, was
in town Saturday sight.
• Some of tb boys went out gig
ging Tuesday night.
That cold blizzard last weak was
not very pleasant.
Dr. Smith of Belton, was iu town
la?.* week.
JggJP* Ladies, if you want the
latest styles in Hals and Bonnets,
and Fancy Goods, go to T. E. Ivey
& Cos., Harmony Grove. They
buy direct from the imports mid
are headquarters for such goads.
Try BLACK-gnAUSH? tea lor I iy K ipsS*.
Rev. Mr. Alfred. Boris bar jast re
taraed from a trip to Oglathorp.
Mr. Brocks, from Wilke? county,
visited kin siatftr, Mre. T. 0. Rone,
last week.
Tke boys tt&y Mr. T. J. Ash bag
faliazi “into line again.” Look out
Grove Love I. "Wc have a stake up,
Mr, J. W. Sumpter has invented
a patent cultivator that will inter
est the- farmers. Call and see it.
It is about time for sanitary im
provement. A few barrels of liraa
would receive a ready sale.
‘’Gbwurd A.d n'rocv.’iidv
;. KAN'. • C'• •j Y, GA. l\: •. if'' \jAY, .Vi j 'V
p*st'r. t ’c W'WS I “ CAi' i)..; far rtficinfi
A Literary Ui ;.; has been orgai
ixod fcj. th;> Tliouip’.-on School House;
near tua iiank • a*rl .i-rankiin uuo.j
Y trust A may prove a success.
At th Methodist church Sunday
night, the prayermaeting was wall
attended, arid the lecture by liv.
I. O, Rorie was hii- uly appreciated.
Mr, Mize und family, and Mr.
Carson and fartsily >t Franklin
counly, visited Mr. *3. C. Forbet’
family Saturday and Sunday.
Lr.&{ iseue contained an article
tbe continued. The cnmmpoad
oat has failed lo continue if this
week, but may come in next issue.
From every source^ be people
&r anthused oyer the project ol
the Dummy Line. They boliave it
would boa great /vivintage to tha
country.
If you waist u see the laf
*?fc styles aal lowt-S prices in Mil
linery and Fancy Goods, IGna
Dress Goods, etc., call on T. E.
Key & Cos., Harmony Grove,
JfcinAflNE OF CARDU!, a Tonic ior Woman.
At Iho Baptist chunth on Sun
day, s large aad attontivs congre
gallon assembled to hoar Bar L.
J. Duncan. His sermon oatheful
lillment of proph n; ■ was intersting.
' The Union SjwuKy-&;:hoo! al the
Pr?bylrian chnvnh ■; iu a floor
ishinj: condition. Th- Sunday
school at th* Baptist church, Sun
dayevcaisg, was also well attend
nd. and promises to be interesting.
s'tXass JjJ.cc tiiuL
& bises meeting of the citixeiiS is
called to sseet ob the fiist Tuesday in
May, to olact dele.ga‘e to the ib&d
Covigrees, whisk Biests ;<i Ad&uta oc
May 22, ISB9. T. V. Hill,
Ordinary.
Citizen seem# t* oppose our
views on the Duamiy Lins. A right
1 *1 opinion is the right ef American
! citizenship. Through the extend
lad curt@ay of our brothers of the
! press, w@ giro Citizen’s adicla
ip?c&, with a request that those in
sympathy with our or ths ques
tion will respond in next, issue.
T. E, Ksy A Cos., Hsmiony Grove,
t&& show you the meat magnificent
lira a of .Millinery and Dru** Goods
j ever brought to this market, anil
! (hay are ehaap, too.
* MeELBEE’S WIWE OF CAROOS ior Weak I.’arrta,
| av--wvs_ w*T i-
Rev. J. F Goodt? attended fh®
Baptist Stale Convention at Mari
etta, last week.
sss?* toa cures Couatirmtion.
Mr. a. B. Means has recoived the
appoint sfiiont of pestmaei'er at Maya
vilie, to take tlu place oi tho prs
enf incumbent, hi;. G- W Brown
Several supporters ©f th* Jourukl
toll us wz are rnakiMg it “a lively
paper.” No.w, wo are not given lo
praise, but if the readers of the
Journal think it worthy of praise,
lot thorn speak; v. v accepf the inevi
table.
T'roaiolioA ruin'-; some peopie
TANARUS„ a V gi. io l>e so soil’ osteemcd ,
that they jut; sot respect thair beu
fViencL; they kick at their superiors
arid, ia trying to be hiadore, ihv.y
make thenwelveF rediculos.
The arhattstad aad. drowsy fdm *-,
aaiiiniOK to .q r jag time, indicate a..
iraptirr but luggifcb voadinon .f IHa
blood, which may wo rtraa-iiitti by >lk
-3i of Ayei’s Sarsaparilla. It is ibe
most poworin], and, At the sr. lira*,
moot •eoßoaiieal blood ptiriiDr known.
As n hair ‘irossir.g and renovator.
Ay at’6 liair v ie.'jr is umvsr*>ally com
aicnded. it eradicaiaft daedinff, ci.r><
uraptioa of ta- scalp, iuvigotateß and
bsaati6* rha hair, and iu
fading or turning gray.
This office has handed ku
urticK, posted up in sometime
Saturday night or SuxicUy morning,
purposed 2c havs bn written by
Jack 2 he Ripper from .London. The
article contains a number of names
1
of agro men who liv* iu this com
munity, and so far as known, are
i # ...
I law-abiding. Its purpose is mtim
i idation, *nd evidently was written
\ by some scurrilous white man with
I
- no object in view othor than an <kx
! oiling natur* ct deviltry amosj the
i darkies. The Tearnal did not think
jit worthy of publicatios, besides,
it does nit iadora# intimidatiou
from any source, wafhecially in &
I reminuhiiy where and ordei
: ar at haiid, but would s.iy to 2ks
! darkies, slay at home of nights.
i In company with Mr, P, M. Ed
j wards and his little daughter, Eu
! bie, we attended the fusers! ser
mon ot tho late Mr, T. 11, Slovens
and sa William, af Salem
Methodist church Sunday morning.
Aa umitially large corsgregstioa
was present. liev. J D. Guanelli
delivered the eulogy in his plain
| and impressive manner. The church
! was filled to overflowing/ seats had
‘ to be secured from the school house
i
jin front of the church. At the clos j
i of the sermon IKv. Mr. Peadegrass
! led in praysr, when Rev. Mr. lio
: ri anaonneed that Ihirs vere
i about four hundred ia atieadance,
; xud New Sale*a church was due
i 5?40 lo foreign mission, andhepro
' posed to take up a collection; sl9:-
| 70 cents ware subscribed.
After bonedictioa, by invitation
■ bf Dr. Quillian, with Mr. P. M. Ed
j wards and'his little daughter, wa
: tofik dinner v.ilh the doctor 2nd
, his good family, where wo passed
; several hours at the doctor’s plesu
aut hems.
i Sfealby ville, Teun , April 28, —A
! distressiag suicids oscursed bsiwsen
j midnight aad daylight to-day. Miss
Mary CLlheau fess beea sisk some
i aiestki, bat aot coslioed to hr bod.
• Ska fcscaaio morbid, weak and deapoa-
I dsßt; sv?ry nesdful madic&l aad other
I aUsetis.'a vas given, but she seamed
jto grow weaker sad more belpioeß.
j night s&e went quietly cat to 3
Banoatit'nal. AtcriiialtoTnl
..Oil OU Ae prc( • 3 r.)!•)•''. -.• :• t
was d’rtrvJH-ii. It in piin2A :
Keskaoas uu;.srvij her .;,<{ ; t
mitti'd .iuieidd- Sim *•■' t ; ’<■ *
the well y.d t.K br iy i > a
much tioabl-i. ;e* 1 aiboaa luff ties
icofct exemplary Ci ris : na ic. Tu-;
aceidtut was a•tovrSi'j blow io tue iiiu
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‘•Tbsl Du niVny 1 .in
V/ho wants a Dummy Liuc from
Homer t Lulu, any moi o this tlicv
want a leech to abstract th*. Iffood
froii; their hearts: The
my” well defines the olivets of a
railroad of any doscn'pfion, upon
*&j eettionaorit, for ihoy corat bur-t
ling alowg. exciting ?ae f -ailfy oi h
inanity to that auxilify, iLai .-c
called enterprirt' and style, vu:' )•
robs thorn <<l tiiLr howesty, and ear
rise the first fruits of Ihoir country
fo tho strong ol'the
turor aiid monopolist:: Why not
live the lives of our iorafathsrf
who, in a common country and
with a common its!crest framed tho
grandest inihruaieat ev - jianned
by :<n? Yet tliere ware nw railroad
and Dummy Lines The soblost
men who ever decked the pages ot
accieul History or modem history,
were roarad in the country and in
tho village where a cotumoi iater
sst existed.
An ißiiitutiOß of Darning i u flomer
would eclipse anj Ftunuay Lifts, sed
GaLovfth would quicker sraiia upon
ssicfe su rutcrp’he.
Urifa.rici'-y in the iooistv circle is
! of tho great- ai ecmiasads aad Ant
“all *ufn should fre snt? equal/’ is
the spirit ol oar coastitatioß; who
then can vsiik for ik* sriatcofat U
Lcmat t£*n nbost thjir fset lika toys,
or ihe capitalist to gobble up tferr
carniagd for pant feare ami laugh at
tie awii&t oi their brow is their effort j
to. withstand t ! -‘ hurdetuotuc results
oi l Damaq Line? It would bottei
be a hog-trail from Homer to Lull,
and remain ike.'., than ne a sruoki
bpseo and torn crib path from ta
western states. Itailroads have coae
uo near absivay, for the patroisige
taa’ll as it is, km woes Jed torn/ of
our best citizens to eueb exlest >axt
rhey ts never ovtraoiaa it, but I t aa
iiiakft that -,v* Deed, aad p-irmiz*
homo industry. Lducata aad .veld
tha sppemnco of evil, for wn u
conn try runs entirely upon arificiai
wheels, eo ruptioa wili nataralv fel
low, sud yoiu govercmatit nsst go
like Jjsoifer. never to ries agei, and
yoar costs rv mast go like tbr cities
of Hod and Goiraonow, into eorlast
ing E Bines (JitZhs.
“Girls,” said an elderly uanarrisd
lady, *‘cever asak® a jenaj iaa wait
nay longer tbac- is necessary, i ysaag
ruftu oaiied oa are oUo®. lla '.ad been
ther® frequeatiy, and wh*s Ira told
of liifi pressace, I thoapbi I wmld ts'.
hiss a little, so sent word *own that
I would ba thare soon. 1 purposely
waited kail an har, &.:iri wt.en I did
go to the parlor ha h:td ejonsed him
self and goos>, and ha Defer oalia l
again. I liked kins awfully, tec; use
the young tnss well and be •onsidoava
of their leelings, tor romtaber thsrs
&re lots o l girls in the world juat *&
g-iod as you ere A’
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