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/ Y r ft JSI- Il'l'tlUrltt ' XtWoaL State And Nalioiwl News- \ )L. TWO. The. TMumcvs Boa vital. OiVieial Or"an of Banks County. i ■ • r-i* mw* w *-r u eMVVMO kamu w . PUBLISHED THURSDAY. 50 Cts. Per Year. Bit>rri|tiion lies Aiirmr ©. Lu£als 8 Cfel&ts Por ZLixie First Insor ti.-ji, Bneh Additional 5 Gents- Euterect a Becoml Class Matter at the Homer Ga.. Post Office. Juo. ilarton. - Froyrietor. ‘'•vsrt-v r”, i' ;xwrrfT-' ■ ■ c.r•■•-•■--t o wewtTw,-T^>yr*^gy^iyrv!cy>H-. BDWARDS. AYTOaNEY AT LAW, HOSIER, GEORGIA. jpi&T* Will pisctire in all the Courts of Weciern Orcuit. OSCAR BROWN, L A W Y E R. Homer. Georgia. Will give special attention to ad ministrations, eta., end do a general practice in Banks and adjoining conn L ■%. YVill loan MONET at 06 per e.ent. per a rimin’. G. VV. BROWN, (Li r * Vi'W* vY CVt/ (?\0 QJYA , 35fiys"vi ISe, CJeorafi**.. Will do a general practice. Collect ing a spocitity. ■ r. L. HITCH, ATTORNEY AT LAW, JeD'-rson, - ' Georgia. Will nrsp *e • n Jaekeon, Clark?, Jlat:, lianke, ITsukliri, Madison, and iilt tie curte in tha was tern eireait. HOWELL C. STAND RIDGE ATTORNEY AT LAW, TtEsiy-ViHe, Georgia. : M. M • i IT. Attorney :nd Counselor at 'Law, £ aysvilie, Georg in, — I W. 1. PIKE,— x AT / AT LmW, Jmo to ,k, Georgia. 1)11. A. H, STABLER, lioßi< r, Georgia, Special attc: lon given to surgery, obstetrics and chioa’e diseases ol Jong standing. ~\L D. 1 KHART. P H Y SICIAN, Homer, Georgia. Ordinary’a Court. First Moadav* i. each month. T. F. Hill, ordin y. Euy©rir Ccnrt. Third Mondays in March and Sep tember. Glxurohts. Preubyterian Church, services 2nd Sunday in each month, Rev. G. 11. Csrtledgo, pastor. Methodist, Church, services Ist Sunday io each month, and Saturday before, Revs. J. D Gunnels and Jno. I. Pen dergras, pastors. Baptist Church, 4th Sunday in each month and Saturday before, Us*. J. F. Goode pastor. It c ages. Homer Lodge, no. 82,, I. 0. 0. F., mc3ls lot Tuesday in each mouth, J. W. Sumpter, oobie grand, T. F. Hili, secretary. Phi Delta Lodge so. 148, F. A. M., meets Ist Friday night in each month, w. watsoa, w. m.,p. M. Edwards, s. v?., 3. w. SBBapter, J w., w. s. wog,' tc ’y., w. e. j. Garrison, treasurar., wiley Treldkill, a. and , c. a. owas.J D., Hvniy aresti a. s., a. s cash, j. &. NOTICE! September (Jets, IWiwS. After this month ro notices ot any kind will ho inserted in ihi* paper without the publication fees in advance MONEY TO i CAN In sums of S3OO aa i upward* on less C(>rn;ri;ssion than ;v man in northeast Geer ;in. P. M F!;> Aims. 52 6 in. Cfflcors Blank . Fox- 3ulo A this Office. A 1 kir.us. ftflcEEree’o Wins of Cardu! and THEDfOUD's black-draught are for sale by the following imnimnin Banks aud adjoining counties: j n Stephens, Homer, osorgia. w, T nur.can jcwellsville, Georgia. George wiloy, jowe ilsville, Georgia. diaries sweet, slto, ceGrgia. j. Lee tegrand, cramer, georgia. a. a. cellaiay, walnut nill, georgia, Hathcock and co,, uirmony grove, ga. power & Gunnells, Harmony giove, ga. Baugh and nro., itaysrille, georgia. 0 c kitns, Apple valley, geergia. j b. mo shorter, Frrt Lamar, georgia. LtOCll i I.C'dUY Beautiful moonlight nighti. The Masonic Lodge met last Fri day night Sosie frost last week/ cotton nipped a little. Some items crowded out this week for want of space. ! & ®P* Ladies, if you want the latest styles in Hats and Bonnets, and Fancy Goods, go to T. L. Key A Cos., Harmony Grove, They buy direct from the imports aud are headquarters for such goods, Several attended ’preaching at Y/ebb’s Creek, Sunday, With this istus the Journal starts on-its second year. Head the law eard of Mr. J. L Hitch ot Jdferaaa, iu this issue. If you want to see th® lat est styles aui lowest prices in Mil linery and Fancy Goods, Fine Dress Goods, etc., call on T. E. Key & Cos., Harmony Grove, The Journal would say its col umns are not open io every little trashy r bit ot news that comes ia. A protracted meeting is in pro gress at the M. E. Chureh. May th© results ba geod. The Carnesviile Tribune is still knocking away oa the need of a railroad, I, E, Key & C©., Harmony Grove, can show you the most magnificent line of Millinery and Dress Goods ever brought to this market, anil they are cheap, too, for female diseases. Xu tha case ot Jordan vis. Haulbrook far back installments on sewing ma chine, judgment for plff. was rendered in Squire Ash’s court yesterday. McELREE'S WINE OF CARDUI for Weak Nerves. Mr. J. M. Merritt and Miss Car rie Bils® wer® marrisd near Gills ville last Sunday, ’Squira Evans officiating. The Journal eitands congratulations. Tks trial of Hawes ended last Friday at Birmingham. The jury | ‘•Oiivv>irl Aiial V4*!''' 1 IIOMKIi, BANKS COUNTY, GA., TUI US I>A Y, jiAV and. 1880. brought a verdict of guilty, ilia case will b© taken to tii© supreme court. A ncgro was lodged in jaii Sat urday evening, tor cutting another nog io by the namo of (Ks Jones with a razor with intent to kill, near Maysville, a few days ago. The following is the tax-receiv ers rounds for May; Maysvilla*. 11 th; Poplar Springs, 15th/ Golden HiU, loth; Columbia, i V.n; Wash ington, loth; Wiimcdc 2hid; Dav ids, 21th; Dusliviiiia,2t,l]b;. mill, 30th. jt- —%• i As an anodjis ixpeotoraut. Ayer’s (Kerry Poctoial is piomnl in its ac i cion. It checks t!ia adTOnca of dis eae?, allays all iuil .mation and consumption, and speedily rostotca healtli ta the afflicted. By tha sso yl .Ayer’s ’Sarsaparilla, elasticity o? tep, bno’yai.sy o: spirits, ’ and ills bloom ot hsalth may ba restor | e 1 to too sybtem which has becomesn leeblfd with disease. The best yitaliz tr and blool paiiiier s Ayer’s fc.: ■’ ts a - pirilla. Sold by ail drvggist. Ihice one dollar. Mr, D. G. Yeargin,’a citizen of Jackson county, and son-in law of Mr. J&lm Hill, Sr., died at his home Sunday aud was buyiad Monday. Mr. Yeargin was a brother of Mr. J. C. Yeargin of Maysville, The Journal symjfßtbizfs with the bereaved relativeji./tyflJ friends. Mia Yeatghi \i 1 le nrn to b r parosts. If the stranger could haar all that is said about them, they would think the hole of Calcutta was rea dy to swallow tha in up. But they never hear of it. Thoso who bias phonaed yoaterday, meet them to day with a smile. What a bless ing: ‘‘Where ignor mc% bliss, it is folly to be wise!” Last Saturday, in Franklin conn ty, a young man by the name of Jim, Hart, whilo hunting, stepped at a neighbor’s house. He laid his gun up against the gate. The gat© was open and a dog ran through it, striking the gun, which tired and killed the young man instantly— (he whole load taking effect iii his neck, and cutting tho jugular ar tery in two, from which he bled to death in less thao a rninuto. fry BLACK^DRAU GHT tea for Dyspepsia. In digging out the toundations f@r the larg® building which Col, Candler will erect oil the corner of Main and Broad streets, several; venerable trees that wero coeval with, th® first settlement of Gaines ville, had to ba cut down. Tis thus that the old landmarks a.a giving way before Iho march of! modern .improvement. Twenty j years ago Gainesville w£3 but an; obscure mountain village of cot more than 300 or 400 inhabitants; i it is sow a city of over 5,000, and, is still growing. But few ot the old |tr*vs, ho us© i and groves are left to I mark its ancient cite. Verily, the world moves <;nd oitn move with it.—[Eagle. Lat fall Lie Obsen r, ne w tho Journal, published Judge Muss' announcement for ordinary, for which hi jewed the publisher! . down to $3 00; $2.00 less than the kiior candidate, r i hen ho tried to get ihe publisher to accept $2.00, as pay for his prefessional card tor j 1 year; but the publisher told him ! he wouldn't do it; he must have what the law allowed him, $5.00. \He gave ths publisher $5.00, and tho publisher told him he ! would place $2.00 to his credit on j j his professional card (the other j $3.00 paying for his announcement in lull,) whereupon ho said “ Well,” aad walked cut. His professional card expired last week, having been inserted 1 year (52 issues.) Now he refuses te pay the balance ■of $3.00, which he justly owes. But j this is cot all—this winter he came j into this office to have some prom | isory notes printed; he gave instruc I fions to follow copy, it was done; tho work was priated, became af ! ter if, but seeing ho had made a ; mistake in his copy bv leaving no lines for signatures, ha retused to taka it, saying “It is no use to me ” The work h now in this ©tiice to be seen by any one who wishes. Whenever Judge Moss has ad vertising or other work, he can go elsewhere. The Journal is not so liciting his kind; and would say to the brothers ol the press, sea that he deals with you square. BS'WiNE OF CARDUI, a Tonic for Women. Homer, Ga., May 7, 1889:—Pursu ant to a call made by xlie jrdinary of Banks county, a number of citizens met at 11 o’clock in the court house. On motion or Dr. Lockhart, Oscar Brown, esq , was elected chairman of the meeting. On motion cf F. M. Klrt-aids, Dr. Stapler was elected secretary. The chairman called oa P. M EJ wards, esq., to state the oijcct ot the meeting, Mr. Euw.vids stated the ob jeoi to be, to rend delegates to repre sent Banks county in tha Read Con gras* for th® state, and moved that we send six de’egalss from this county to Atlanta on the 22mi, iast. Aher some remarks the motioa was carried. Tbs chair proposed to erteitais nominations for delegates. ’The !oi lowing wer© plased in nominations: \V. C. J. Garrism, P. M. Edwards v. D. Lockhart, L. Jf. Turk, W, F. llirl, T. 0. Chandler, L. J. llagedaie On motion of Dr. Lockhart thouioet icg (ieeided to elect seven delegates, aad proceeded to elect those hi iwmi nation by acclamation, On crotion'of P. M. Edwards, resolv ea that the Farm: a Journ-.i be ro quested to publish the proceedingj of tke meeting. Oscar Brown, Ckin’c, A. tl. Stapler, S-'c’ty. s-ar-ELACK-DIIAUGHT tea cures Coiutipation, Eiin’atlonai. -& " V-'i w Ja-pr- \.t, ,tt mint i< Ga., kfav J !■•'': h Editor Jou/k.l: 1 ;..iv© i-- 1 very closely very ar * pul-it '> ed by you on tho Dm . ■ ~: > i question,ami ir-oi u ba-i, . ssl point mast say yeiu iier- an?i .*• rect. Now, in rciorem to, Ciuzei.K irieas, vviil :av ..r.Vu ha. ■ nsv r known ro! 1 -.j. • cnn njit . which sec:::.-: io be Cl.. . r. point. At the ran .-time lan, t j admit ti'.at 1... iv a. ■- les.; - . and corruption in a sect oa of l.m country that is (in a manner; offtrem the outside world But when you take into consideration the population o; the largest city in the union, and compa e it with yeur quite little town, you will find that you have in propoi tion, just as much evil, just ns much corrup tion, just as many criminals, and just as many lawyer* So morally speaking, you are r.o belter off tiiau the rest of the world. Now, in a business way, you will find it is advantagious to you to have your keen - sens.*; of business aroused to every legitimate advan tage which inlelligen'ie and pro gress devise to win that which ynu most desire—" Success.” It is true (hat business life is a sharp conflict, a:i industiial war, a hand to hand tight. Intelligence, perseverance, industry and econo my are in the lield lam sure you jast as good cuaUrial s* thca 13 in any g?cu‘on cf the states. 8o organize your cornpsny, brill rc -r Dummy Lina and join the regi meat of progress. A W ell Yfl^aca. That Daiomy L;&® Agris. In tbo last issue ct the Joercal CM zaD coEtrilates an article that ceems to be intended to oppose a i -rremv lice or a-.y other railroad cure priee for Basks county. Ft.r a short article I • think Citizen afludea to ra.oo aul ::cts than I have evar seen before, tho . rari ty ot human netnre i* al! lit- to as Be ing cxeited by the o'umnay; the strong arm ot the manufac Uier a id motopo list is pointed out as th<* g.-r.at gulf in to which the ‘-dimiin;, '* is to pour all the weifltli and hard eu-sings of our pioor people; he would have us believe that the principles of tha constitetioa ot the forefathrra will h nadera:i’;cd, and the hletsicgs of liberty ihrealaned by the “dummy;-’ that hungry r id ravenous ,er;".lists wi ; ! corns Lera on the *'(b-:mii v” to gchl up she hard iiAikiiagii of the vo-ipit; that ores 'ike go oiataie::- win go dawn iu L cifer. io i-e no snore, aad ~-jcoai !1k itie ciiiee of Sodoso and iwoui aud ail oa aeeaunt of the “Duun v * There aie two iusLituti< r>s ivbni i h advocates that aia worthy, tb‘>x e * the hogtrail and the geSokl aeo*a if says Jehovah wonll snaiie ipou rn lki the railroads hrve air-s i v cosue toe near tor him. There is no real argument in t Citizen present* lo answer. it is ad bosh. Education and toibw in the wake of all i-perual ;iu* provemeiitß. If we want piosperitv to turn in ihe oitoeticn of iiotuer a.id Banka coaaty, let u.s not stop io pay attention to those old fogy not- us. Let us ca 1 a meeting as soon as cm pa a.e bid by, and tak* some, steps o se cure a raiir.u fr oar county. SO. i