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Y EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Gl ek e ey
SATURDAY, Sept." 6, 1884,
- In the Vermont Btate election
the Republican ‘vate was miuch
less a'ndpthfi ;Dg}t_r_xgt;rups '§i.inp_d. »
<A man in’ Hpnry cmi—ty,‘(}zi.';h:fi
an arithmetic_loo.yéars old. |
" The Hon, H. C.-Ritch, of Pauld
ing county, is yery sick.
* T'he Rev. SBam Jongs is having a
gréat revival ‘at. Newnan, ks
t +J. {As "Holzelgly* was ' mominated
by the Repuyblicang™at = Kinggton
last Saturday for Congress from
this District. ' "
¥ Mr. J.M. B. Kelly says he has
a eds that weighs 18 pounds, keeps
the chickens oyt of the house and
¢an wallop any gommion rized dog
in the neighborheod, "It is four
years old———Cnrlww]f_(fi&ulfl}' Times,
The Hon. Mr, Tignor, of Clay
ton countyy will be Senator from
the 35th Senatorigl districts
Coweta and Troup counties have
Republinan cafidi({utefi for the fieg
islature. Theye até four of the thn
didates and all ave pegroes. -
From;pcial from Carrollton
to The ‘a,' Constitution ‘we
learn that V. F. Brown, Esq., of
Carrollton and John Word, of
. Bb\‘\"‘&g, “were paminatéd by the
Carroll caunty Democrats at Car
tollton last Monday for Represen
tatives. Mr. Brown is an old friend
of the-editor 'of.&his paper, and we
hope the people ‘of Carroll will
leectrhi@gF Mr, Brown is well qual
ified, i 8 an organized Democrat
and the people of Carroll will be
greatky honored With {Brown in the
Legislatue. Mr. Brown isa young
man, and we think that there isa
Jarge amount of good work in him
that the people can get hy giving
him a chance to do the work. We
are not persanally gequainted with
Mr. Word, but from all reports he
will make a good-Represontative.
The contest.for Senntor from the
Forty-cecond Senatorial District
is very clpsg
The race for Congeess in the
Fourth District is going to be very
gxciting. Persons spoke at Car
‘rolléion this week ta a crowded
house and, from the rgports, he
made a good many friends.
» Th%@qn. John W. Mattox will
be the Senator -of the district in
eluding Floy county,
“Po you suppose eating angel
gake will make an angel of me?”
asked @seraphic young lady of the
worldly younf man, *“DPve no
- doubt it wilk,”* he answered, “if you
¢at ensugh of it.’, :
Joe Hoxie. referring to the Lt
terness of Southern ladies during
the war, brought down the house
by saying : “If the devil had beon
a woman, what a devil of a devil he
would have been!”
;.....I.‘-%:5.-, Lk
Sylvie-~“Oh! Isn’t he lovely?
Paul—*Where did he come from?”
Sylvie—‘Pa brung him home this
afternoon.”” Paul—“ You shouldn’t
say, hrang” ‘Sfieie,'yon ghould say
b " e
brang. Qm@%
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~ & Idont think much of that)
\Weidea weter scornfully,as he pick
~ed np Wvgscent piece givem him
ed by o custemer. “Neither do 1,7
yeplied the customar. “Otherwise’
[ shouldn’t have given it {o vou?’
i
Chicago boasts as a lady, now 94
years okt who used to sit in George
Washington’s Jap. ¥ is comforting
40 know that even if George could
not telt a te he used to have some
fun with the girls,
&‘.auag man to druggist.—Can
you givelie anything to remove su
-~ perfluous hair?” Druggist(thought
fully sevatehing. hisg bald head)
* “Hem 'why don’t you, zé:;” parrid?”
v g e
€sl. W. D. Elis, Col. B. F.
&Wt and Col. John Thomas
~ pave been nominated to represent
fi;&’mgmtg in the Legislature.
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Two of vour citizeng, Dailifls
Crafwford and’ Landy, wewe davried
sver 10 Newnan last week before U,
S, Comnissiones -MeLendow un
der & charge of contemypt of court.|
The contempt cousisted in arves
ling Jacohs undel a warrant . for
concealed weapons, he beinguat the
time. ordgred to.appear g a wit
neßs bcfmje the U. 'S, douyrt,” Craw
ford and Lands wepe perfectly
right in'making the arreste: They
did not know that Jacdbe had the
suhpanatat all; hut ha‘i'jm_g‘ no
coungeldn: vepresent them, they
were fined $1 -each and the costs,
whicli, was $27 in each case. So
you see the eoat’s tail was longer
than its body, It was simply an
outrage. peßg L O ‘
On lagt Saturday your corres
pondent fva¥" réquested to go over
with tivo of your very best citizens,
Bill Williams and Esqr. Farmer.
Mr. Williams dident © need any
counsgel, There was not a scintilla
of evidence againét him, "except
hearsay, and thé court dlscharged
him promptly. “Uncle Sam” will
have to pay the costsin this case,
and if would look to us just like
this was the prime object of the
meeting, e e ‘
Esq, Farmer had found out that
he wasg to be arrested hy attach
ment for confempt, for issueingthe
warrant againsy Jacobs, ‘under
which he was arrested by Craw
ford and Lands, He deteymined
to cheat the marshals out of their
fees for arrest and mileage. So he
disguised himself "by shaving and
putting on a clean shirt, and
went on the same train with the
officers, who didn’t know he was
along till I, as his copnsel, stated
his case and made his defense for
him in open court. The boys seem
ed a little hucked. You see we
called hiymy Mr. Walthiel as we went
on, Brq Farmer came clear. That
[is the d'iffc_mnc.e, l_),et‘\\'.c;en. “,Ics'r:e
Roberts and Dr. Raberts.”? If Lands
and Crawford had made the facts
properly to appear, they would
have Leen discharged, hecause I am
satigfied that Commissioner Mc-
Lendowis afairman— —
Prof. A. N. Merrell paid our
town a visit Saturday and Sunday.
He reports that he has a flourish
ing school at Liberty (‘hurch in
vour county, that the peopte are
fully awake on the sub’ect of edu
cation and that they are building
or gaing to build a good school
hoyse, This is all right, It will
be “hpead thrown qn the waters”
and will be gathered after many
days, .
September 15th is the last day
for bringing suits tq the October
term of Carroll Supreme Court.
Little Johnnie Bradley, son of
Mr. and Mrs. J, T. Bradley, my
nearest neighbors, died Saturday
and was buried here yesterday.
Col. Beal, of the Timzs, visited
hig old home, Franklin® on husi
ness last week. ? ‘
The Methodists are beginning a
protracted moeting. Rev. Mr. Gard
ener and Dr. Heidt are in attend
ance,
A series of meetings, wnder the
managemennt of Rev. E. B. Barrett,
will begin at the Baptist Church
Wednegday night.
Several copies of the “BANNER”
are taken here, and I froquently
heat it spokenofas “a mighty good
little paper.”
A Person’s club” was organized
here last week with sixty members
to begin with,
The” Convention Monday nomi
nated W. F. Brown, of Carrollton,
and John H, Wood of Bowdon rep
regentatives for Carroll county. No
nominations for county officors.
Mr. Persons airived on the Mon
day evening and was greeted by
large crowds of enthusiastic
friends. The band played “Dixie”
as the train pulled and “three
cheers” wentup from 300 people
for “Porgong.” -
~ Mr: Persons addressed a large
crowd on Tuesday. His style was
able. His arguments were unan
awerable. He was perfectly at
'home, and in no way embarrassed.
He adopts himself with equal ease
to all circumstances nn‘A is the
same plain sensible = gentlemen,
whether he is conversing with one
of our ecolonels or shaking the
brawny hands of our humble
farmers. . See |
Rev. W* Wfioop has heen giving
direction to a protracted meeting
at Beulah for several days. The
meeting closedd Sunday and thir
teen new converts went dowu “inte
the water.” B G W My F
. - x Centel'. & Ak« ~.N..‘t
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Epiton BANNER) Protractad
meelings are’ 'a;f‘:‘(';lltt over, dand we.
hear of many glovious revivels and
additfong te thé church, ol !
We did not gee the editar of the
Baxser at the Carroll singing
convention.” We were - glad, how
ever, to 'see ome of Haralson’s!
good gingers with ‘us, S e i
‘Candidates in our county are:
| coming to the frent.’ Tive:d good |
‘mnnf‘us the dounty l{as' have an-T
anounced fdr Treasurer, - 1
Mr, Marion Brock, a nice young
gentlemen who is teashing school
near here, attenipted to whip one
of J. C. Attaway’s boys a -few
days ago when the 'hoy cut the
teacher very severe in the side with
his knifa, ettt
Hon, Henry Persons, indepond.
ent- candidate: for Congress, will
speak "in -Cartblltoh Tuerday.
We say hurrah for Hon. Heénry R.
Harris, the Democratic nominee.
Farmers are busy gathering*their
fodder. Cotton ‘iz beginping to
open A little, * *° ke
W. H. Brown, of Carrellton, and
J. H. Word, of Bowden, was nomi
nated ‘for Representatives. "W,
Tallapeosa, Ga.
ek 13 2 428
Eprron BANNER=-Our place is
quiet. We have just closed a two
weeks’' meeting at the Baptist
church, in“which nearly all our
citizend ‘wete interested. There
were éeveny additions to the clitirch‘
by haptism and nine by letfer, and}
many ‘others we hope were CONVER
TED.(?) As aproaf of thegeneralin
terest in the n.eeting, theré was a
slight of hand show man came a
long, and no douht thought that
everybody in Tallapoosawould go
to sec his performance, but he fail
ed to get acrowd, He went by
unnoticed, On Sunday last an all.
day singingi was set to meet
here from Carroll county. Singings
generally take a congregation from
2 religious meeting, but the people
of Tallapoosa were more interest
ed in the gospel, and hence the
singing failed. We would have
been glad to heard them sging if
they would have come tgashere we
were holding the meeting (under
an aybar near the l'!;lilgii)gl(];) but
they did not choose to came,
Tallapoosa ig improving, and
ere long will be a town that people
will not be afraid to come so, but
will be 1)1'(»11('1 of.
The gitizens met on the Ist inst.
to organize a Jpipt Stock Compa
ny in oidey to build yp a High
School here, They are taking steps
to build a splendid s¢hool build
ing, which we hope will be built
this fall, We have the lest sur
roundings for a High Schoel of
any place in west Georgia. Let us
get whisky out of our county, build
up good schools and churches, and
then we will be happy. iy 5
T. A Hicpon:
Tribute of Respect.
Atter a long and useful life Rev.
(. W. Butrson was summened to
the other world Sunday Inight
August 24, aged 71 years. Mr.
Burson united with the Missionary
Baptist Church and was baptized
August Bth, 1845, He was after
wards ordained to the ministry, in
which service he lived and died a
faithful worker, growing stronger
in faith as his years advanced.
When the silent messenger of death{
approached he ealmly resigned all
into the hands of God whom he
trusted, leaving bright evidence of
his happiness in after hife. When
his span of life was almost spent
and his earthly vision dim, he
remarked to those around his bed
gide that he suw where he was
gaing and passed away murmuring,
“Blessed Jesus.” .
We feel sure his gpirit rests in
Heaven where no pain or sorrow
comes, where the broken links of
earth’s friendship are again united
and where the footsore and travel
stained pilgrim finds a home and
the glories of the new Jerusalem,
We will miss him in his accustom
ed seat in the sanctuary where he
has worshiped so long, Many will
remember the admonitions of him
who has passed from the walks ot
men. He bas delivered bis vale-|
diclgty on earth, his wotk is fin-|
ished, yet his memory lives. His
RN s etras e. e 5
nanfe will not gink igto oblivion,
Many fiohlé deeds-of his hiistian;
life are recorded and will' be hand
ed %wn ‘to” gencfations yet to,
copne.” 'Wo'would gay to the sor-’
rowibg relajives, though yoir lamp
of love is broken, grieve not. Your
loved one has gong to his ‘reward,,
and ere long you will Indet him in]
the realis of endiess rekt. L. F.
Bowhon, Ga.; Auguit 29.
* ‘l X ) ook r . ~
Havralson Connty Sheriff’s Sales
: . For Qctober.
Wi]}{ be sold hefore the court house
Y door, in- the town of Buchanan,
Hatalsgan county, Georgin} within the
legal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday
in October next the following property
to-wit: Fifty acres of lot of land No. 41,
in the Bth district and sth section of orig
inal Carroll now :Hdralson county, Ga.‘
Levied ‘on as the property of 8. D. S,
Pemaman by virtue of oue tax fi fa issued!
by A. Trentham, tax collector, against
said Newman for his tax due the State
and county for the year 1883. ’l‘hisi
August 25th 1884, - . : |
© 'J. K. HOLCOMB, Sheriff, :
—— ‘
For 'Fax Collector. |
We are aathorized to announce the
name of A. Trentham for re-election tq
the office of Tax Collector ft‘)l tuis coun
ty. Mr. Trbnth;ufl piomises, if elected,
to fill tho ogf}éc‘}:{; the best of his ability.
Tor Sheriff,
We are agthorized to announce the
name 6f A. . Hunt asa candidate for}
Sheriff of Haralson county. Mr. Hunt
promiseég, if elected, to I.f‘aithful]y dis
charge to t‘]finc"‘bf!s‘t of llif; ability the du-;
ties of that ‘office. ° 1 4
ee e i
For Clerk Superior ‘(}ourt. |
We are h_fifigo;izfid o _:jtppo_un(‘e the
name 6; H-Ds Hutcheson as a candidate
for Te-election to the office of Clerk Su- |
perior Court, Mx Hgtc‘hesoil:i has sgerved
the people two 3’9’:9_,;5, and all join in giv |
ing him the praise of attphding the du..
ties fuit]sfuli}’. He solicits your votes,
promising, i elected, to sepve you to the
best of hig ability. }
1
For Reprgsentative. 1
By the ‘solicitgtion of \he people ];
have congented'formy name to ruu as a
candidate for representative of Haral
gon county, and promise the people, if
electad, t'; gerve them so the best of mvf‘
ability. SM. DA\'E.\'PORT.J;
’ For Tax Receiver. ‘;
We arg authorized to gnpounce the
name of Mz, C, W. Ault asa gandidate
for Tax Regegiver for Haralsop county,
to the January election, 1883. M. Ault
oarngs't]_v golicits the support of the peo™
ple, promising if elected, to fll the office
tothe hest pf his apility.
For Treasurer.
- We are anthorized to appppnce the
name of T, Y. M, Browp as a pgandidate
for re-election to the office of County
Treasurer. Mr. Brown hgs made Haral
son county a good cflicer, and promises,
if elected, to do his dnty to the best of
hig ability,
Notice to Voters.
We the undersigned take pleasure in
annonneing the name of W. W. Sim
son to the voters of Haralson, Polk and
Paulding counties, as a egndidate for the
38th senatorjal dijstrict, Mr, Simpson
needs no recommendgation, for all who
know him, will testify that his morality
and ability can not he questioned.
Maxy Voreks
vl Lt e L U e
For Representatypve. ‘
I announcoe mysctf as a candidate for
the House of ' cpresentatives ol thi
State. I am no ztignger to the people of
this county, having repiesented the pee
pleof the General Asscinbiy, voting al
ways in the interest of *he people. I so
licit your votes in the coming election
promising you, if clected, to represen
your interests to the best of my ablity,
C. TALIAFTERRO
IR SENATOR.
To the Voters of the ssth Sena
torial DiStrict, :
At the instance gud solicitation of
Iriends, I, some months since, an
nounced that I would be a candidate for
Senator from this Disirict. I had not
thought until recently that it would be
| expected or thought necessary for can
ididatcs to anitouince in the papers,. but
such seemd toho the course adopted,
which course I regard as entirely prop
er, and perhaps the best means of gfv
ing the people notice of oue’s candidacy.
I therefore, in this additional way, an
nounee that Lam, and will be if spared
to live until the election is over, a candi
date to represent tlie District in the Scn-l
ate of Georgia. Respectfully soliciting
the suppcrt of the voters of the District.
1 ga\'e‘only to say, that if elected, my
pride and purpose will be to faithfully
and honestly serve and promote the
best interests of the people of the Dis:
trict and State.
Very Respeetiully, %
» 1. M. M c¢BRIDE.
MANT NI g
NEW HOYEL.
J. P. BOATRIGEHT,
Has just opened a aew and |
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FIRST OLASS HOTEL ;
¥ : A {- T
at Bremen, Ga. Fare ag good as
the country affords at moderate
prices. Call on him; you can get a
good meal at any time. 12m
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STATE OF GEORGIA ) i
Harasox Counry, § *
| Wm:;;n:\s, Austin Ayers, Executor of
Martin Ayers, represents to the
1 courtin his petition duly filed and en
{ tered on record, that he has fully admin
isteréd Martin Ayers’ estate.” Lhisis,
therefore, to cite all persons’ ¢oncerned,
heirs and creditors, to show cause, if a
ny they can, why said executor shculd
not be discharged from hig’executorship,
and receive letters of di,s%l_issidiyo the
§ first Monday in October, 1884,
This June 27t, 1884. : :
: S. M., Daver PORT, Qz:d}imnj\'.
SUMMERLIN & SON,
BUGHANAN, = et v, GA
DEALEBRS IN
= ;
FAMILY
GROCERIES.
COTVES, SUGAR, SPICES, TOBAC:
CO & CIGARS.
Also School Books.
Custommers will fiind ouyr Stock
FRESH AND PURE,
As we aim to keep nothing but the
VERY BEST.
HNT.OW HOUSH.
Cedatowa, G,
J. D. ENLOW, PROPRIETOR.
Having reopengd the above house 1
respectfully solicit a share of the public
patrovage,
Terms Liperal.
“Live ang les live” is my motto.
1 J. D. ENLOW
S. P S ARFPARD,
Pragtigal Machipist,
“7 ILL ypepair your Stoyes and make
them as good as new ; do all kinds
of work on
ENGINES,
patching hoilers, repairing sawmills &e. ;
makes val ve moiion a speciality.
Any person wishing to engage in the
business of repairing stoves by using the
new patented pieces, can make arrange
ments Wwith me for territory and profi
table employment. Any one having any
of the above work to do should address
me at Buchanan, Ga. 2
iy AT ANNT £
«JI\S. (]_l.altl\ N.
TATTORNEY-AT-LAW, =
CEDA RTOWN, - - wev s
Offers his services to the people of
Polk, Haralson and Paulding ¢oun
ties. : A
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