Georgia Historic Newspapers

    ARALSON - BANNER
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EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
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BATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1844,
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TAVORITE
FAVORITE!
Albert Wrenn, W. 1. Rogers
Pas. Agent, Pag. Aaont,
Atlanta, Ga. Chattanooga Tenn.
W. L. !’I\NHJIC",
Gen, Pag. & Tkt, Agent,
N.. shville, Ten
Margarct Fmily Powell, ) Libel for Di
| vorce in Har-
VB. y alson Superior
| Court Janunary
Robert . Powell. ) Term, 1884.
It appearing to the Couri by the re
turn of the Sherift that the defendan:
does not regide in this county, and it
further appearing that he does not resid
rin this State, and it appearving that the
plaintiff dees reside in this county and
State, it is, on motion of the courcil, or
dered: That said defendant appear and
answer at the next term of this Court,
else that case be considered in defanlt,
and the plaintiff allowed to proceed,
And be it further ordered: That this
Rule be publlshed in the Haralson Ban
ner onee a month for four months vext
preceding July Term of this Court.
J. BRANHAM
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[ certify ¢hat the above is a true copy
of the minputes of the court.
I 1Y HUTCHESON
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: MRS, JANE HARRIS
ONB {JUNDRED AND ONE YEARS OLD.
Mrs. Jane Harvig, (the widew «f
Charles Harris) formerll -of this
county, now of Haralson county
residing with her son-in-law, Mr. 5.
Gann, Sr., is one hundred jand one
years ald.2sbe is the mother, grand
mother, great-grand-mother and
. great-grand-mother great-grand
mothev- of neagr ‘our hundeed de
peendents. Sho never had but one
hushand. He was a soldier in the
war of 1812, in consequence of
which she now obtainsg a pension
of $96 per anum from the national
government. Sho has been a con
sistent mewber es the Primitive
Buaptist church far 80 yoars and
says, if it was possible for her live
ghe will bo & member eighty yvears
mare.
#ho tells some very intoresting
and laughable stories about her
visits among her friendly Indian
neighbors, while they were in. thig
country, one of which is that they
would all seat themselves around a
pot of goup and a largs wopden
Fpoon was passod around, cach in
turn taking and drinking a gpoon
ful of soup from the pot, Occa
sionally Bkee-nah (the dog) would
intrude and roceive a stroke on the
" head with'a spoon, Tho dexertous
use of tho spoon caused the soup
to decrease in quantity very fast,
until all appetites were completely
satisfied, at which time Shec-nah
was permitted to come forward and
gatisfy his taste according to the
demands of his stamach.
Her (Mrs. Hatris) acquaintance
among the continental soldiers who
had sgerved in the revolutionary
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war, \was, congiderable; but they
ate gfl‘lkggmgpmw;m) one left to tell
the hardships endured in thoge
days which tested the hearls of
patriots, whigs, traitors or torics.
She was born in Pendleton districy,
8. (~ from which place her hus
bamd went to the war of 1812,
Our townsman, Mr. F. M. Gann,
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is, her gramlsfié.; He has been a
vesident of thid county for forty
yearsg—Paulding New Era.
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' LOCALS.
And otill it mains,
Farmers ave getting vary hagly
behimd with theiy worl.
Our woychagts pro selling spods
vepy. fast,
Farmeng arp buying and hauling
guane, gnd ;_"'i\'i]);.;:i]‘fll\-l'i;"(l ngtes,
Ouwr shertfl’ had a big smile on
his fyea thg other day, T iw—well
when 1t gpareies he wil]l have a
san-inglay,
The young ]‘(‘l‘;lil(“ hada nice
singing at tha Lavelesg hatel last
HSunday njght.
Rav. A. G, Ppsbur will preach
at the Baptist ghurch Sunday, My~
ery hady is reqgiested tp como.
Thanks to the Hon. J. ¢'. Clam
ents fqr puplic documents.
Mr. WS Byltswent over to Dal
las last week,
When you are in want of physi
cians, pleasy call pn Drs, Smith &
1 Richardson.
! Mr. 8. P. Edwards, Esq., went
dewn to Caprolltanl, last Friday.
Wilgon & Loveless have onion
setts for sale,
Mr, W, R. Grooo visitegd friends
and relatives in Carroll county last
Sunday and Monday,
. Wa cal] attentign to the card or
Mr. 8. P. Edwards, Esq, Price is
one of eour best young men, and
business put inty his hands will
be lookad after promptly,
Do W. F. Roberson went up to
Cedartown last Hunday.
Wilson & Loveless have received
a new stock of goods. They will
sell them to you eheap, for cash,
Mr. M. H. Stephens went up to
Atlanta the first of the wack.
Dr, Parker, of Bremen, will sell
vou medicine cheap. Just call on
shim.
i Prof. Edwards® of Draketown,
spent last Saturday and Sunday
visiting relatives near this place.
Mr. A. O. Alford, of Little Creck
vostoffice, brought his dgughter to
town last Monday, and she will at
tend Prof. Upsher’s school. Aj
aood move. Will not anpther far
’mcr do the same? You can get
heard cheap, and we bave a good
toagher.
~ Read 'the advertisernent of C.
Munroe.
Mr. G, O. Smith, of Tallapoosa,
was in town. last Saturday. He
says he has eprolled the names of
100 pupils in-his school this far.
Read the agvertisement of W. L,
Danley, General Passenger Agent
ofthe NO&at TR R As wou
are going west be syre and purchase
a ticket feom his agonts,
Mr. J. Hesterly wont' to Atlanta
this week.
When vou want a good lawyer,
call on Judge Head., He ig a law
yer of many vears experience, and
he solicits your patronage,
Moessrs Ault and Bro, have a
new advertisement in this paper.
Mr, B, B, Barker is making prep
erations to build a new house.
Read the new advertisement of
(. M. Roberts,
Mr.J. Williams is happy - again
—a ten pound givl baby is the
cause of it, 2
Mr, 8. L. Hilton, of Tallapoosa,
was in town Thursday.
. F. F. Crawford, of Tallaroosa,
was in toyn Monday.
Mrs. €. Munrog is, we are glad
to state, well again. :
Mr G, M. Roberts will sell you
anything in the dry goods line or
anything else cheaper or as cheap
as any firn.
Mzr. Gena Loveless went to At
lanta Thursday. ‘
Parents should remember that
we have a fine teacher, and they
would do well to start their chil.
dren to school at the academy at
oneet ¢ L ; :
Read the advertisement of C.
Munroe.
Dr. F. R. Smith is making prep
erations to build a new residence,
The following very appropriate
verse was composed by the Rev.
F. P. Langford, inmemory of Mary
Pauline Upshur, who died last
week : :
A little while on carth she spent,
il God for her ¥is angel sent;
And on time she closec% her eves,
- To wake to glory in theégiiiesl £
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1 Mrs. L. €, MeCalman, who has
| boon gick for same time, s much
botter, :
’ My Meeks, veprasenting the ffrm
|of Bock, Crege anyd Co,. as :\t}qmn |
| wast iny town ‘this wock,
b‘hv:‘i(fl[ulcnnih want tg Atlanta
this woel;, '
Mr, Goglehy, of Mlanta was in
town this week.
Mrs, G, Drivep died of g eanger
thiz week and was huried near
Tplangosa, .
C. W. Ault and Lo, ane tha far
mers’ friends. Call at their shop
and examine their new harpow:
When you come so town bring
your oggs, ¢hickens and hydes to
C. Munroe's gtaro. He will give
you more than any firm for them.
Mr, W. B, Fulbeight visifed rel
atives in Carrall last Sunday.
A FUNNY OLD STORY,
Tom Marghall wps engaged in
the trial of a easpe in the integior of
Kentycky, when o decigion of the
judge stvuck him as 2o bad that he
aose and said ;
“There never was'such a ruling
as that gince Pontius Pilate presi
ded on the trial of Christ,”
“T confess, your honor,” contin
ued Toui, “that what I soid was a
little hard gy Pontius Pilate, but it
is the first time in the histery of
Kentucky jurisprudence that it is
held that to :q»flnk digrespecttully
of Pontiug Pilate is contempt
of court.” ;
“Mr, Clerk, make the fine S2O
for a condinous contempt,”’ said
the Judge, solemnly.
“Well, Judge,” Tom added; *ds
vou won all my money last night
at a poker, lend me 20.”
“Mr, Clerk,” cried’ the Judge
hastily, “remit the fine. The State
can’aiford to lose the money hetter
than [ can’ £
“T cangratulate the Conrt uvon
[its return to a same condition,
said Tom, resuming his scat amid
roars of laughter.—The Capital.
TILDEN.
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Just at thistime there scems to
be a boom for Bamuel J. Tilden for
the dewocratic nomination for
President, especially is this so in
Georgia. It partakes of the same
strength that characterized the
Field boom which resulted in a col
lapse, and inathe nominption in
of Hancock.
We heiieve that Mr. Tilden is
one gt the purest politicians and.g
blest arganizers in the demacrtic
party, but his age is a great draw
back teo hisusefulness He has lost
that physical bouyancy sonecessa
to the proper discharge of the du
ties that would be incumbent upon
him, If he is nominated ahe ‘@lec
ed, we prediet, that like tho lamen
ted A, I, Btephens, his endurance
will succomb to physical - dissolu
tion. We will sapport Mr Tilden
thougir, knowing full well that the
Vice President will be some able
democrat who will go forward -in
carrying out the reforms that Mr
‘Tilden would be sure to inaugu.
ate.~—Marictta Journal, :
John I, Cooper,ox-Deputy U. 8.
Marshall, was arrested in Newnan
a few days since upon a warran;
from Paulding county, under
charge of resisting the lawful de
mand of a railroad conductor sud
shooting at him last September, He
had forfeited his hond, sdeured by
Dr. Wilson. S _ ;
READ AND HAND IT ROND.
- It were well if this could be past
el in the hats of all drinkeds and
sellers of whiskey : ’ %
’ Robert @, Ingersoll, - although
alhough his views. of Christianity
are unsound, hus ortbodox ej.ough
| views on temperance. He says : “In
temperance cuts down youth in its.
‘stnmgth, andlage in its weakness.,
It breaks the father’ ‘sheart, he
reaves the dothing mother, extin
guishes natural affections, erases
conjugal love, blots out filial at-|
tachments, blights pul'o:\tnl'}xopq
and brings down mourning age in
sorrow to the grave. It produces
weakness, not strength ; sickness,
not health ; death, not life. Tt
makes wives widows ; children or
@m% fathers friecnds, and all of
them paupers and beggars. It feed
riicumatiin, nurses gout, wéleome s
pepidonics, ipgites cholera, @paort
pestilence and emhraces consym
tion, It ogvory the lynd with idle
nesy, wyisapy and erime, It fills
vour jpils; euppliep your alms
honses ynd demands your asylums,
It crawds your peniteptiaries and
furnishag wictims to your seaflolds,
Itis the hfe-hlood of the gambler
the elapment of the buglar, the
prop gs the high-wyy-rpan and the
support midnight incendjgry, It
countenimecy the liar, yespees the
thief, ostoems the hlasvhemoer, It
violates olligations, rvvur«nm.s‘
fravd and honors jnfumy., 1t de
fames banevolence, hates love,
scovng yirtue and slandars jnuo
cengo- Fancides the fiyther to
butcher Lis off-spyring, helps the
hushang to massaers his wife, acd
the ehjld to grind the parricidal ax.
[t burng up nan, cousumes vomen
detests lifo, enraes Gogl, despises
heeven, It degrados the eitizen, de
pases the lagislators, dishonors
stateramen, and digarms the patriot.
It brings shame, not honur: teeror,
not safpty ; despair, not hope ; mis
ery, nat happiness; and with the
manevolenceof a flend, it cahuly
surveys its frightful desolation,
and vnstisficd with its havoe, it
poisons fidelity, kills peace, ruins
morals, blights confidence, slays
reputation, and wipes cut natioual
honors, then ourses the world and
langh at its ruin.
HARALSON COUNTY SUERIFIS
SALEN,
STATE OF GEORGIA, ]
HapaLsoN fauNry, |
Wirn he sold before ihe court house
door inn the town of Duchanan,
Havalgon county, ca., on the Ist
reusday in april next, within the
legal hours of sale the fellowing
described property to-wit: 101} a
cres of lot of land, it Dbeing the
west half of lot No. 302 in the Bth
dist. and sth sect. of original Car
roll, now saralson eounty, Ga, Leg
ied on ag the property of W. A. Mg
| Alpin, by virtue of twe justice court
I(‘i fas, issued from the 1078 dist, «.
| M., in favor of ¢. w. centry vs. the
said amealpin. the property pointed
aout by the rlitf. vef’t. notified of
levy. revy made and returned to
eßy av, A centry, L: ¢, This
the 20th of reb. 1884,
fr ey J. K. Horcompr,
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If you want to ])ll}' any HATS, BOOTS,
isli()i’.h‘., DRY GOODS of any kind,
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MEAT, FLOUR,, HARWARE, TIN
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WARE; apd in fact any thing that is
Lkeptina First Class Btore, just go to
WILSON. AND . LOVELESS.
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“We will also goll youia Stove or Sew
ine Machine cheap, :
We ',\';{int ;;_m who are cweing us, cithe
by Noteor account; so come and sctthe
at once; It votr don’t, we will put then
out for collegtion, ¥
Come and see our €ocds, and PAY
what pou gwe us, © o
WILSE@N & LOVELESS.
¢. R, HAMILTON & BRO,
BREMEN: . coalniii . ~..GA
KL%{{p on hagid eil snidiecmplete line o
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DRY - GOODS, NOTIONS, - BOOTS &
SHOES, HATE (GROCERIES, HTARD-
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WARE, CROCKERY AND GLASS
WARE. ALSO. !_V".'I.'RY.\'I"P URE ,and som--
thing that is GOOD, too. - All of} which
Wwill be Held at the . o,
LQ“’ B PRIUES, TOR CASH
OR COUNTRY PODUCE, Ete.
Come andgee us, and one claver sales‘-,Q
man, M. T. O, Bryaut, will f]ad?y wait
on you- g B -‘,-_. . ey
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Manufacturersof Furnituve,
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Budstead complefe for : 5 $2.00 ’
Dining table : 2,00 ;
Small square table - : 1,75
Centre table (ash) : 1 2,50
Washstan v . - 2.00
Hafe 3 < . : 4,50
And will impke vou anything vou waat gt low figuipes,
We alsg make the fapmous -
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Every farmer should haye one. A few reasons why it 18 the best hars
rows inade: Ist, ‘it never chokes or elogs, but relieves itself at every
revolutignz—~2nd, it will hoarrow all around a stwmpor tree and neves
stops—3d, iy spwing geaip, it will not drag in heaps, but leaves tha
grain as it is gown.—~-4h, it is the lightest deaff of any harepw made,
Come and sae it,
We areagents fgr
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Nawmills, Eneies, Cotton Ging and .
Other machinery. Also, Manufacturer’s agents for
S hest and Corg Mitls, - .
We call special attention to the whept gand corpp mill, ;
GOXTTINEYND 1Y "1 va g gni\ia y :
QUEEN OF THE SOUTH.
It will grind one hundred bushels per day, with a 4 horse power ens
gine, It is the lightest running and best niill made. Conie and see us,
a 1 wrife for Cirenlars and Prices.
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FENERAL MERCHANDISE
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Dry Goads & Groceries, Hats, Men's and
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Boy‘s Clothing, Hardware and Crockery,
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The best selected stoek ever brought to this mprket. T have on hand
a full stock of Meat and Flour, Coflee angd sugar, Tobaceo & snufls,
hovse shogy and nails antl all kinds of farming tools—all at :
v i NPT o i 1 I,O¢Y
ROCK BOTTOM PRICES,
Come and examine my stock before making purchases, and I will
convinee you that T am selling Cheap for Cash or Barter,
I want 10,000 raw hides, 10,000 Doz, coes, 10,000 chickeng, for which
[ will vay the highest market price. Bring them olong. I will gell you
a good brogan shoe for $1,25, a good Ladie’s shoe for SI,OO, a good
Calf Gent’s Boot for $3,25. Also, I have a full line of Burinl material
on hand; and in fact, everything usunallay keptin a fipst class
store. Thanks for past patronage, I invite a continusation
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I want all my old customers to know that Tam sl at my old: ¥band, o <o
and have on hand a well selected stock of Dry Goods, Bools, Sheos
and Hats; andalso, a full Stcck of Groceries, Hardware, Glassware f
and Furpiture.. 1 also keop on hand, at all times, I"r(fs]}/im‘ul,-Whifih‘%&%;
Lwill seel, together with all hmy stock, fcheap. ( ome¥qiick and price
my goods. T mean business. Call at my store south,.f('){“t;ho»oo\l‘l'!‘.-':}l‘o-&3‘@“,l@%._&
Buchanan, Ga $ e
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