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About Haralson banner. (Buchanan, Ga.) 1884-1891 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 9, 1884)
YUy Haralson Banner. “UERMS OF SUBSOKIPTION :. J —-j.o._.—.- ‘ Oné copy.one Vear,..........i:.. .sl;§s{ One copy sis moiithe;. ... ... ... .Bfil‘} One copy thfew ittoitthh,. .. ..0. . ... 40‘ PROEVSSTONAL CARDS & s W YTt »Q J. W. BIGGERS, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Dn‘\m::rowx, - - GBOURGIA Offers his services to tli# people of the Rome Circuit dtiil Carroll coun ty: Collsetibng a speciality, MY EIAATI \ 1 J C TRENTHAM PHYSICIAN & SURGEOY, PoPLAR SprINGS, = - (A, | ?{fi‘g}‘s hig setvicks to the beople of‘ aralson county. He ig also pre pared for Dentistry. Canbe found "ft' all times at Nis brother’s [A renthamJresidence. } W. P.ROBIN SONJ ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, 1‘ BUbHANAN ... ... .6A, Claims Collected, Titles to Land lo%l?%(l'gfte{;qucl intruders ejected. ice in Court house. W. F. ROBERTSON, i Eaae o . PHYSICION & SURGEON, BEcHINEN.. . ..o 0 Ga, Offers his services to the people of Haralson county, ,Obstetrics and diseases of women and children a speciality, o @Y W: F. BROWN, o (}’{‘TORNEY~AT—LAW. Aoty T O #Will practicesin. Carkoll, Haralson and.adjoining Counticg, Collection a speciality: | i i~o-Ju I_\IEA“I)’ i ... ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. }‘ RECHANAN . F 0000 GAY Will practice in the Rome ()ircuit,! and inCarroll and adjoining Coun tics: 180 i the ‘Federnl Courts in’ Atlanta. Office in the Court houso“ e o W, W.& G W. MERRELL, ¢ 1 LAWYER S, CARROLLTON, . ... ... GA. will attend’ aki*the Terms of the Euifl)‘i‘f? v Cowrt, for Haralson Cotinty, or any where else, where business may call them, Equity and Land. Litigaticd.a gpeciality 7 Ay A 9 5 v J. M. M’'BRIDE, e ATTORNBY=-AT-LAW, | ! Yoianln. o ‘(}.\i _g\"ill Practice mn the Courts of the Ronre Circuit; and in - Carrvoll and and Douglas Counties, i ‘ i ; { BMITH & RICHARDSON, FPHYSICIANE & SURGEONS, BUEEANAN 0 e il go e S :‘;‘lifi LS b S N PLEDWARDS, Sy ATTORREY-AT<LAW, Bucnanay,., ... b bt i Cafxad ' !Prgci-ifiée‘iqhklamlso;i dnd adjoin ing Counties, *" o &4 Office in Court House, i bL . a v APV Q W, W. FITTS, P, VO sSEALER in— - Drugs, Paiilite, ile ‘ figo’ksl €A o .ond Stationary,: ¥ UARROLLTON, ..... GEORGIA HARALSON BANNER. LA DBUCHANAN, GEORGIA, BATURDAY, AUGUST 9, 1884. O TR e I John ;Kelly. " t The New York Times says that {while Johu Kelly, as the head of the Tammany organization, is try- ‘ iigto airange & bargain with the other democratic factions of the eity whereby he - may secure his own price for the support of the national ticket, there are symp {oms of a'movement in!the various assembly districts to digplace him from his seat of power altogether. There are many Tammany demo erats who are in favor of suppor ting the national tickel dnjhow, and who are not pleased with the way in which it 18 proposed to trade with thoit votgs to intrench the power of the hitherto honored chief. The incipient movement is in favor of Ed Kearney as the grand sachem, and it is strong en ough to conttola number of dis tricte. How far it may go and what developments may come from Kelly's diekering remain to be seen, There seem to bé many “wheels within wheels” in shis can vass.—Rome Bulletin. The Stornt’s Wreck. Citatrinooaa, Tefin., Atig.,;l.— The passengers on the East Teun essce, Virginia and Georgia train report the storm heavy along the line. Fields of corn looked as though a roller had passed- over them, and a. great doal of timber was blown down. Near Reagan’s station a tree fell across the tele graph wires and broke thom down.! At Athens the timber was destroy-‘\ ed but little damage was done to the buildings. At Riceville a church was blown down. At Charleston a colored church was destroyed. At other places fencez were swept a way and the houscs more or less damaged. A very heavy rain ac companied the wind. - Oti the Cin cinmati Southern but little damage was done. Ou.,Q the Western nnd‘ Atlantic tlic back end of Worley and Cox’s store was demolished No othét damage,is teported, ex-‘ cept what was done tor erops and fencing. Along the Memphis and Charleston and Nashville, Clmtm-? nooga and St. Louls railreads the storm wis not very destructive. It struck Decatur, Ala., about one hour before it struck this place, Keports.show that it extended over an ‘irca of several thousand miles Hard words afe like lailstones in summer, beating down and de stroymng what they would nourish were they melted into drops. 1 Col, J. I, Wright, Hons. Scnborml Wright and W, W. Brooks and {Col. C, T, Clements will probubl_\w‘ lbv thé¢wandidates before the next { Legisiature for the office of Solici tor Gicneral of the Rome Circuir,: Eitiier of the gentlemien would, make.n Buperb officer.—Rome] Juiibied ke A young negress; tliving near { Now Orleans having been seduced by her father, gave birth to twins, while the wite of the brute and the mother of the girl, was sick in an| adjoining «tdont.. Tle ' iithuman father of'the mwother and children] touk & knife andt catboth ahildren: to piecds and fed the flesh to the hogs.-:He hag fled and has not | beon: arrestéd. e ; Ilenry Reordan, a boker of the’ steamship France; while: drunk a| few nights sine¢ in New York, fell: intc the" basendent© of Michael Curry shoemaker; on Grand street.. Curry thinking lie was a burglar| shothim, .. .. .. ' \ 4 MW YORK, “July 29.—Wm. R. Rigelow, night clerk in the Grand; Union hotel, absconded to-day; ta-y kiiig S9OO from the lotel safe with him. He left in the safe $2,000 in cash and $3,000 worth of jewelry. Hisi'eva, Mont.; July 29.—Advid ces jrom Lewistown &8y that sev en horse thieves aré hahgthg to trees Jat thd mouth 'uf Mlié;}éhia'f Shoals liver. Twd filen named ‘Downe ‘and Felix htve been recog niged among the fivmbers. Cuakrorresoinre, Va , July 20— James Fry, a white man, had his meius beaten olit with a club yes {erday evening by a colored man named John Rolling. ; CepAR Raving, Towa, July 28— Last night George Reed, colored, stabbed and killed E. H. Beaum ont, station agent at Kly, ten miles south of here, Beaumont hade joeted - Reed ' from the depot for profainity and vulgarity. Tho ne gro wag captured and brought Lere. > ; _ New York, August {.—The busi ness failurgs of tlis last week throughout” the ottty as repor ted to R. G. Dun & Co., iumber for the United States, 235, and for Canada 18; total 250 against 234 last week, sHowing an ificrease of seventeen failures. The whole in crease appears to rige in the Pacfic states and territories. ‘ Capt. R. F. Kolb; 6 Eufaula, ! Ala., has 150 acres in Watermelons, e ships most of his produets to l.\'cw York, Boston auntl Chicago. 'He expeets to have 1,000 choice ‘melons at the Néw Orleans exposi tion in December. j Mr. P. Williams, of Aken coun ty, 8. C. is 77 years of age and has 48 grand children. One of hig daughters, Mrs. Lowitlan, has 28 grand children. ; Cruartowy, Ga,, July 31.—The Polk county Stinday school ‘cdfivbhtilon met here to-day and was presided over by Dr. D. M. Russell. The delegates and visitors nuftiber, ahout 400 Jlnteresting addresses wersldelivered by Representa tive Everett, Rev. J. T. Gibson, Dr. T. H, Wood and others, after which a bountiful b;y;}‘;e_h dinner wag. spread in the grove near the large spring west of the Methodist ¢hurch. | Rome, Ga., July. 81.—There was a heavy thurider storm last night which however; did no material damage. To )day at noon lighting struck tha &me of the Rom 2 machine shops, shattering )it to 11iec'(;s,:."1‘]|b Joss was. about fifty dollars, Faveral worknien were stunned, ‘but rione seriously hurt. = The body of.the -negro man _\'\"]lo was drowred several nights since, was found five miles down the river to-day. SAviNCAn, Ca., July 31—A commit tee of the city.council was List itight in struct(fd tolook into the costs, ete, to hore an artesien well in this eity. ATHENS,: Ga., July 31.—The large wholesale house of Reaves, Nicholson & Co. changed hands yesterday, R. K. Reaves and J. W. Nicholson withdraw ing, and Mr. George Hodgson, of Atlan ta, coming in. The firm will now be 0’ Farrell, Hodgson "<& Co. Mr. R. K. Reaves will go irte the cotton business ‘exclusively. i LawkeSceviLLg, July. 31:—Miss Lee Mills died here on Wednestay ¢vening iand was interred at - Fuirview,, cemetery: to-day. She has been: yin invalid for 25 yearss She met death calmly and peacca]-fi‘.ym}xd the f_oncourso:%mt fn]-i owed Her¥eding to the tonib could but think cf the accomplished axid beau tiful Mies Mills of nearly threg¢ «lu:-udcsi‘ 4go, : Frowspy Bravcn, Augdst 1— Yesterdoy morning a 8 the up: freight was leaving Bulordsat met aman in a buggy withu ¢ mule. colt followingy the Mulg agetting the buggg, horse, tmifi!h’%fifigifief kind ot mied up, juinped downfi an embankment antl followed the-!j train four wilds, whon, netring a; trestle, the conduetor had to stop! his teain andihive o' negro to hold’ theuttile aintil the train got away, thus caving the niule’s life, o B G —e i Preak of Lightning. ; Onithe 17th insty: Hgttiing struck the s=Himney of Needham Lan_]b’s( rédidence, a-sow miles from _Amcri-! cus, killed five cats and three orl foui"hogs, knocked a boy, who wag standing near the welldrinking o ver, tait ‘dowit ifito the'well and ruined the’ tatet so’that it is thought it-cdn never ,bq'u%d for drinking again.--Snmpter Repubs ligan, : LR *lt is tiuch Edsier to find a score 58 it Vride Bhoughto aiscover the bruthflsa‘;gyé find b%‘:, intrepid en ?Qusfi:iia‘*ft:fi%%iacé% npp@;%fly tfi| stand up fol it. * s 1 A Reyolting Crime. CaafraNooca, Tenn., July 29— One of the most horrible affairs cv er chronicled in this state came to light this morning. Mrs. Buchan an, a widow lady, and her daughter Mary, aged 17 years, live five miles from Spring City. Seteral nights a ¢o geven men, whom ghe recogniz as neighiborg, came to the house and made insulting proposals to the ladies, Being repulsed, the vil laing forced the miother and daugh- Lter to accompany them to the woods, some distance from the Lfiousu. Thure the ladies were com pelled to stay all night with the ‘men, who alternately, through the Jong niglil, ctitraged mother and daughter. All attempts at outery m'! escap: werey threatened with in stant death. In resisting the fiends the hodies of both ladics were mer cilessly bruised. At the Break - of day they wére taken to the river and forced into a boat, and the whole party floated down the river to Smith’s lariding, where the wmo ther wag taken to the west shore, two of the men going with her. The hoat with the daughter and five ‘men was taken to the east side. On landing the party preeeded to the vicinity of Birchwood, Bradley county. whete the girl was kept in ‘custod y two days, wben she made her escape while the men were sleeping off their drunken stupor. THE ESCATE, The mother uiade known what had occurred and warrants wete ta ken out for seven nien and placed in the hands of the sheriff, who in-i stead of taking steps ill bringing the wretches to justice, went to| Cleveland, The warrants were then placed in the hn_nds’of the U & Deputy Marshal Rasor, who arrest ed a n.an nined Gilhurst, who, on. preliminary trial confesged and !ga.\'c the nanies of parties wwho were lassociated with him in its commis sion. Yesterday Henry Thomas ’was arrested .in Bradley- county, and taken to Spring City for trial. ’ ONE (F THE MEN CONFESSES, - Gilhurst was committed to jail at Washington. The other £ive men whose names aro not divulged, are. still at large, but araknown to re‘l side within a_ghort distance of Mrs Buchanan, Mrs. Buchanan and daughter live byifarming. They are quiet and praccable ladies of good charactar. The daughter is said to be quict,jhandsome and intelligent, and on.the tyinl,.of, Githurst gave her testimony “in a ..madest but quiet manuer that denoted the la dy. Her statewment .cdincided with the confegsion of Gilhpest The de-} tails of Gilhurst’s confession are. too revolting for publie print, and? are such as to demand of the] out raged law the severest punishment known for such shocking deeds. THE YOUNGER LADY KILLS AN ASSAI -5 PART. o= g g Late news: received this: cyvening, states that Mics Buchanan claims’ that after she had Dbeen taken to the vicinity-:d Birthwoetl, ghe got possession ol knifc. One of the, men, whoser name ghe did not know, dragdrd hear hitd o -cornficld and on arother attenipt on her per son, whichihad aiready been vio lated several times, ¢hivstabbed the | man, made heravay iitto' the woods, and finally Back to her home. The man was] left debd in the!l field. Though womerdoubt this statement, Miss: Buéhdnan swears. it i 2 true and offers to take parties to find the body, ‘ ¢ TR f A Doublc Tragedy. L Gaabey,” Aalt Ty 81—0 n last Tuesddy ‘evening two young ladies yet in their teens, weré launched into eterni ty by their owii Hiind&, Misses Lou and | Texas Fones committed sticide by hang. ing tiditselves. *Two young sixters, just buddiitg into womanhood, Yoming to the same ¢énclugion at the gant “tire, and under fiich gtrange cireamstaitces, go to make #p crime the like of which was never kitowit in this country: There is mu:h 'éxé%‘t’éihmfi over it here, e atiai is shrouted in mygitry and it i Vory 1Y to get at the faets:. But 1 give it to you as T get it from the ecoro nef's jury. On last Tuesday evening just oyer the river Miss Texas Jones was ‘missing, search was at onee instituted. Miss Lou, ’u older sister, who wag afterward found dead joining in the scarch with her fath erand Mr. Jack Tanner, who was work ing on the place. While searching Miss Lou was seen {o take a plow line from the stable and a ‘ew minutes was found dead haoging to arafter in the smoke house. Abotit this time Tanner disap peared and has not been heard from since, While the body of Lou, the elder sister, was yét wlirihy Texas, the young or, was found about a quarter ofa mile from the house hanging to i hickory fees, MiT Alien Jones is 8 goodFhonest, 116 spectable, dibi-paying farmier, and the girls were wellthought of in tht eommu nity. Jack Tanner was workiug with Mr. Jones, and the “supposition is that he ruined both girls, thereby causing them to take their owii lives. Mr. Allen Jones, when asked ifl}f- knew any canse for the act, replied that he did not know that he did. The girls were both buried in the saume grave. The verdictof the corouer’s jury was that they came to their death by hang ing with a rope from their own-hands. DergOlT, August I.—Three fami lies, living together near Mount Morris, Gennessee icounty, have for sonie time beeni possessed with the belief that they are bewitched. Yesterday Dr. L. L. Fuller, of Clio, was called to visit a sick woman in one of the families, He was met at the door of the hvuse by Mrs. Lem iston, who ist‘ub:b’éd him in the breast, inflicting an ugly wound. WASHINGTON, A{ifillst I.—Repre sentative Culberson, of Kentucky, who attempted to commit suicide at the National hots] ih this city the day before yesterday, and was taken to Providence: lhospital, is much better this afternoon and un less some unforeseen complication should oceur, is regarded as out of danger. _ i } jLrrree Rovk, Ark., July 31-News }is received here of the lynching -of : Dan Oliver; a vegro, at Roseville, Logan edunty. It.i% eharged that Oliver attempted to outrage the :daughtcr of a prominent citizen, but no names and no additional particulars have yct been received. A gentleman irom a western state, who is visiting relatives in Dahlonega, has hair about two feet idength. & . - A nugget of gold yas found in a Lumpkin connty chicken’s gizzard the other day. ‘ There are 27 regularly:: ordained Baptist reachers in H'al_'l_ county It requires, 230 kegs of ten penny nails for the new fail of Lumpkin county. Peach trees are so heavily laden with fruit in norgh . Geotgia that they are breaking down. | The P. 0. at Dallas, Ga., has been made a moncy order office. (tov. Cleweland has a relative in? Marietta, Ca. 2 . The cqrn crop of Douglas county is the finest ever known, 5 : Hammond cawme off victorious in the primary eléction held .in Ful ton county the 380th ult. Jackson has come:down and says he will vote for Hammond. 1., 4 A negroescaped from the Butler, jail last week by running over the jailer. f “Charley,”said mamaia, “youws have been avery naughty boy ; you have been playing marbles, andy you know Ii told you that you mustn’t, for it ts gambling, and gambling 73 very wicked, Now, T hope vou will never gamble again.’, Charley promised he wouldn’t, and his mamma was -5 delighted that she took him to the pavish fair, m\d? gave him the 'motrey:thfmh% than ces T+ ahrostr eietfything the:e. Soni¢ parents are just ug ilvonsis{ tent & Yhiw - A - 5 e BN - Whitfield county hus prospeets | for four legislative candidates, JOSEPL L. COBE, FRILLX K. COBY N 3 > COBB & COBE, A'I"I’()RNEYS -—AT*’I:AW,- ,‘ o C.\mun,rxro.\',}‘\ - i Colleetions and ejectinent suit £ a speciality, Prompt attention {4 all business intrusted to us. B ..fe us your claimsj we will collesys them 1f we chii. T m e e : e T v - w C.W. RPAD R BREMEN ... e Offers hix Beitvices ad Physiaiansot s many - yeaps expeidpee. treated at Inx Oflice at moderatit s chargeg, fui, cash or Dbarter. Hd 8 keeps Medicing aind Lamps for sn,ifi;_»; e e 9 g T o ‘\ }Y M'DANIEL & CO | TALLAPOOSA, ' . Ggles —Dealers in= 08 Drugs, Paints, Oils, Glass, hmflj and Stationary. Give them a L:_ ne i 1 & i DR. I @ BMITH, oo » . D Buchanin, - s Ga.r “bEALER s 1 ALI AR i Drugs,:Paints, 'b‘vll,fi, Glass, Sta : fi}’%’,‘.‘%’," &e, : 4 DrugSteie Sonth of Coitrt housd Liaily B TomE s S % 5 - § r Y'~ e 2 MERCIER & JOHNSON ; ATTORNEYS-AT-T.A%, | s TALLAPOORA, - . - oIE L R s e W 11111_1)1':1(11(‘& in the different cog, — of Haralson and \adjoining: cony 7} ties. Oice in the ‘.‘%&%onfiilt_lilrfi;jp{;} Pt o St agiehy it YAP OY !v IS, Y P ASAT ot e . oo e K owmw gy / - ) N & PR W. Hi BEALL: § gkl ¢ PSRy PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, - & s ' * 14 ]‘)’EJGBIES, O T i“'\'{?é Will practice fug‘ the people ,qfilhqf 5 alson and adjoining. comtigs,- e reasonable prices Give him a cals T o e R AN & PRICE & NELSON, Br("l\nc"n, Ga., : ‘ RSN T Will be at fiu@w(:a}lp-y (Y(Il"}“fitll i day in cach wedk, for the purvoss % ; Taking Pifil:‘il!"(‘#ih vl Give them aeall if yflrm want a <;,);4: pictures % ,"‘ L DT g Eayian MR & S, | Sl bk, o L e ¢A 3 BUCHANAN, S T g Will do all varietics of 'Bnggly % : -e b e wagon - repairing; Tron and ywooes work, (‘h\fi"'.tfiu- Agudini, attentio given to Horse shosing. el . L constye w 4 8 dßlin SOk BARBER SHOP. L JOK LASSEITER | vill ¢ttt your hairor shavg, mf} cheap, and in.the hestyef !!tylptv:f}% not forpet ‘t.‘),‘,?i‘%.flfi‘- higi.s Ossie. | 4 g bR o 8 e west of t\!‘é%urt house, Buchanan ~ Ga’ : ¢ kil .Ar«:,n.m a ...,.:..;‘._..,,-,_,.»_A.‘h_._.‘)'{‘- et v BENDTO B rowns A s 5 #y BINGHAMTON = . L the JONES QoAb e T T TR oo Price List P sg TR e NO. 30.
