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~ Entered at the post _office in Buehan
muqemn&clm mailmatter.
-In our humble opinion, . all cot
ton and guaro have proved the
ruination of the furmers of Geor
gia. :
“Pine straw bageing,” saysthe
Florida Dispatch, “is pronouced,
afver a thorough test, to be superior
to jute in every respect.”
About 4,000 negroes have left the
State of North Carolina since Jan
uary Ist, 1889, for other States,
ana they are still going.
King Alexander of Servia 1s 13
The heiress of King William of the
Netherlands is 9. King Alfonso of
Spain is almost 3.
The s¢um of SIOO,OOO has been
collected in London, New York
and other cities for the famine suf
ferers in the southeasteru part of‘
Cnina. . ‘
A boquet of white roses hung on
the bell knobb of the house of al
dead person, along with the crape,
15 a new idea iu trappings of woe
noted by the New York Tribune.
Some Michigan lumbermen re
cently purchased 60,000 acres of
pine lauds. in Mississippt and
Lowsana. The pine timber of the
South is now beins eagerly sought
after. .
Old Ben Franklin, a man of
some note in this couutrv, said “the
way to wealth is as plain as the
wayv to market,” and held that the
whole thing depended upcn two
werds—“industry and frugality.”
An Editor of an lowa paper be
ing asked, “do hogs pay?” suys a
good many do not; that they take
the paper for several months and
have the postmaster send it back
marked “refused,” “gone West,”
etc. :
Herr Krupp. the cannon maker,
Barron ven Rothschild, of Frank
fort, and Herr von Bleischwebber.
the blind banker of Berlin, are the
three richest menin Germany, ac
cording to the Berlin income tax
list, recently vubiished.
French engineers are utilizing
the poppy to strengthen railroad
embankments. The roots of the
plants tor a netwoirk that ecannot
be exterminated witheut great dif
ficulty. and are therefore admiri
able for the purpose named.
An English electrician has in
vented a material that he calls
““glterion,” for the prevention of
corrosion in boilers. The interior
of the boileris coated with the mu
terial, urd from time to timne elec
trical currents are sent through it
Ex-Gov. George Peabody Wet
more, who seems the tavorite 1n
the race for the chair vacated by
Senator Chace, is the hushand of
the handsome Mrs. Wetmore who
is said to have declined at Ham
burg, last summerto be presented
to the Prince of Wales,
There is a smali tortune waiting
for the man who can discover
some process of making the veneor
used in making fruit baskets flex
ible without the usge of steam or
hot water, and thereby save the
manufacturers the time now wasted
in the drying of the material.
When you can’t work out of
doors on raipy days help your wife
around the house, don’t forget to
court her like vou did when sweet
hearts. It will make her happy.
Makesno difference it you have
been married ten or fitteen years,
why court her all the harder.
Mormonsin the South.
e :
- The Mormon elders continue to
carry on their work of proselytiem
in those puires of the southern
gtates where there is great illitera
cy. 4t is stated that there are now
200 of them st work—loo in Alaba
bama and 100 in purts of Geogia
Tennessen. They me becoming
bold, are beginning to ask,”as
Tweed did when he was plundeing
New York, *What are you going to
do about it?” ;
| Thisiz the question—whiit are
!we of Georgia, Alabama and Tenn
lessee going to do about it? There
iis no law that will reach the case,
The constitution stands in the way,
and state and national legislators
have been unable to getv around it.
We are powerless, except we resort
to means outside of the law,
This. then, is the situation: On
the one hand. hundreds of families
are being broken up, almost entire
neighborhoods are being depopula
ted, and pernicious ideas are being
inculcated —for no matter whatthe
‘Mormon elders say. polygamy is a
part of Mormonism, and they be
lteve in and try to teach it. The
converts that they send to Utah,
Arizona and Idaho sometimes
namber several hundrea at a time.
More than 500 have been sent from
four counties 1n Alabama, and 200
‘more will be sent in a few months.
On the other hand, any effectual
interference with the work of the
elders must be such as would sub
jeotus to the charge oflawless
ness. :
There is plainly no present relief,
unless, as has been said, we disre
card law, and the gravity of the sit
uation has sometimes seemed to
justify the people 1n doing that.
There is future relief, however, and
it lies in education. The elders
don’t-attempt to prosecute their
work in educated communities,
When the civilizing influences of
education shall be feit by the be
nighted people, among whom these
emissaries find their vietims, there
will be no fieldin the south fiom
which to build up the Mormon
cburch. Every effort, therefore,
should be made to improve the
publiz school system.
The dese population of China,
the absence of railroads and eans
ot cheap transportation, and the
occasionadl jcrop failures render it
peculiarly liable to famine. A terri
ble famine is now raging in the
northeastern provinces. A million
and a half ol people are staiving,
owing to continuous rains and
floods on the one hang, and pro
tracted drouth on the other, which
haue destroyed the crops. Th« de
tails of the fearful calamity are
vouched tor by our own official
missionarigs. A committee has been
organized m New York to raise
subreriptions, The noney raised
will be promptly sent to China by
canle message free of charge, and
wi!l reach the suffering Chinese by
the hands of the missionaries of all
denominations, and within vhree or
four weeks from the date ot Its be
stowal here. As the appeal savs,
“When it is borne in miad that so
small a sum as five dollars will
suffice to support a Chinese {amily
ot five or six persons for a month,
or even longer, one feils that there
is much hfe-giving might in Chinn
for even a small pittance like the
widow’s mite.” ‘ s
Spooksinfest South Oranyge, N. J.
Several persons state that they
have met the ghosts, and one man
reports that an airy form materi
alized in his kitchen and asked for
something to eat. It melted into
mist when approached, but reap
peared, still hungry, when he went
away. On a policeman being sum
moned, the apparition vanished
and did not again return.
| CCTWHAT ON BARTH
s the reason people will not, can
not, or danot see any difference in
lcheap nostrums put up bv Cheap
lJnhn houses or Irresponsible par:
ties at enor nous profite, rather
|than take a medicine of worldwide
reputation and one that is giving
umversal satisfaction at equal
price? No medicine in the world is
civing such unparalleled satistac
tion for purifying the blood as
i Beygs’' Blood Purifier & Bleod
' Maker, and every Dbottle that does
]nnn do its work will cost vou noth
ing. Summerville & Co., druggists.
!Buchmmn. Ga.. and Bishop &
' Hearn, Waco, Ga
Behlehem chureh on D, E. Pon
ders place, in Webster connty was
destroved by fire last Satmdeyv
‘night. Tvis claimed to be the work
of an incendiary.
‘ s lED S G o e
~ ST. LOUIS, MO., Post-Dispatch
gays: “Indian women are prover
bially healthy and strong., often
marching for days with their babes
upon their backs. In fact, they
frequently go the .day before and
after confiuewent. with their tribes,
upon the narch. These women
acquire this great strength and
power of endurance by using a
weed that grows in their locality,
but of which a medicine is now
being made, and kept by the drug
ists, under th¢ name INDIAN
WEED (Female Medicine.)
INDIAN WEED (Female Medi
cine) bas proven a great blessing
to the weak. delieate, overworked
women of our large cities, for 1t is
said that all who use it keep robust
and heaithy,
Summerville & Co., Buchanan,
and G. R. Hamilion, Bremen, sell
11,
R R e
Greene county a great many
good farmeis that live at home, are
out of dept and are gathering prov
erty every year.
HOW’s THIS.
We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for. any case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by taking
Halls Oatarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props..
Toledo, O.°
We, the urdersigned, have
known F J. Chenev for the last 15
years, ard believe bim pertectly
reliaable in all business transac
tions.and finaccially able to carry
out any obligations made by their
firm.
West. & Truax, wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo. Ohio.
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists. Teledo, O.
E. Van Heesen, « 'ashier, IToledo
National Bank,Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cuare 1s taken In
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood ana mucus surfaces ofthe
system. Price 75 <ts per bottle.
Sold by all druggists. :
Georgia aczeording to the report
tromn the departineut of agrieilt
are, has 112261 heap of horses
with ‘an average value of SBS 03
each; and 154,647 mules with an
avernge value of $97 79 each.,
e—— D > B e
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE
Tae Brsr SALVE 1o the world for
Cuts, Bruises Sores, . Ulcers, Salt
Kbheum, Fever Sores, Tetter Chap
ped Hands, Chilblaing, Corvs. and
all Bkin KEruptions, and vostively
cures Piles; or no pay required. It
1s guaranteed to give perfect satig
suction, or money refunded. Price
25 cents per box?
For Sale by Summerville & Co
- N T g e
COUGH ! axn COUGH ! anp
cousaH 1!
What in the world is the revson
vou will eough and keep coughing
and still keep trying mferior medi
cines when Regus’ Cherry Cough
Syrup will positively relieve vonr
cough at ence? This i 8 no adver:
tising scheme, but an actual fact,
and we_guarantee it. Sumwmervijle
& Co., droggiste, Buchuanan., Ga.
& Bishop & Hearn, Waco Jus
o LT R
M.J. HEAD
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
AND REAL ESTATE AGENT,
H.s thirty choice lots on Main
Street, in Buchanan, on the Rail
road, ranging from $75 to S3OO
Leots to suit afl,
Just opened up aad laid out in the
most desirable part of town.
Call on me. No troubls to talk
whout them, and give information.
M. J. HEAD,
SeR A b SR S RS i e RA B D
Ao CRARER
;wmmm»muwmfime
i the town of Buchunan, Haral
son county, Ga, within the legal
hours of Mi!‘ on the first Tuesday
in Mav next, for cush, the follow
ing desciibed properiy, to-wit ;
Also Jots in the towr of Talla
poosa Haralson county Georgia,
Known and distinguished accor
ding to map No. 3 of «uid town is
sued by the Land ana M. F. G. Co.
of Tatlapoosa, Ga. by the follow
ing Nos and boudarivs to one lot
200x233 feet. RBouwnd 1 south by
Lipham street, eagt by Kiker street
[west, by T, L. Daurghty property
north by said Land Co’s. Property
}and 18 the south end of block No.
52, acording to said map No, 3.a1z0
‘the middle part of blork No. 51,
supposed to be 300x300, feet, and
‘bounded south by lots 7, and 8, ot
‘block Nao. 51, north hy lots 5, and
6, ot same block. east by Nelson
place, west by Davig’ place. said
lot containing a anule yard and
shelter, and small tenant house.
‘Also lots 3, and 4, of block 73,
each 50x150, to 200, jeet, same
map, No. 5, also lots 3, and 4. of
block 75, each H50x150 to 200 teet.
same map, alsolots Ne. 7. 8,9, 11.
12, 13, and 14, each 50x150in block
51, same map No. 3, all levied on
as the property of G. C. Depovster
Lo satisty one Justice court fi-fa. is
sued from the 1075th, district G.l
M. of Polk county Ga., infavor of
T. H. Booz agent tor Mra. M:A.
Booz against said G. C. Depoyster
Notice ot levy sent to (!efendm‘xt!
by mail. |
Also at the same time and place
one dwelting house and lot in the
town ot Tallapoosa, Haralson Ceo.,
(za., bounded south by Broad
street, fronting said street 133}
feet, thence north 130 feet, thence
east 1334 feet 1o Wilcon avenue
thenece south to starting . point
tronting said avenue 230 feet the
same being a partof lot of land No.
176, in the Bth district of said
county. Levied on as the property
of A.l. Head and J. D. Miller,
defencants i fi-fa. to satisfy one
J. C. fi-fa. issued from the 653rd
distriet G. M. of said county, infa
vor of R.J. Mcßride plaintiff in fi
fa. Property poinfed out by A I
’ Head defendent. Levy made and
returned to me by L. C.
The South half of Jand lot No.
62, 101} acrers more or less 80
acres more or less in a good state
of enltivation and most all of which
is fine bottom land lving on the
waters of Beac creek, Known as the
Jessie Robinsonplace and sitnated
in the Bth distriet and bHth section
of original Carroll now Huvalson
county Georgila. Levied!on as the
property of J. R. Robertson. to sat
-Issy one fi faissued from the Supe
rior Court of said jcounty intavor
ot T M. Turner against J. B. Rob
ertson and J. R. Head. Propertv
pointed out by saia Head tenants
in possession notified of leavy.
Also one 20 horse power Eclipse
10x12 eylinder engine and porta
ble boiler, one saw mill and fixtures
one cut off saw and two pulleys on
iron shaff, one loz carriuge, ule
pair Jumber trucks, one driving
beit and two cuv oft belts Levied
on as the property of N. T.and A,
B Allen and W. 8. Favor, Defts. in
fi-fa, to satisfy one Mortgage fi-fa.
issued by the clerk of Haralson
Superior court, mfavor ot Frick &
company against said defendant:,
Pointed out in said fi-fa. said.
property can be examined at said
N. . Allen saw mill place 2 milles
west of Dug Down stationon C. R
& 0. R B ‘
Also 70 acres more o 1 less on the
south side of lotland No. 31, in thel
Sth Dist. ard bth'section Huruls\‘ml
Co., Ga., it being the place and e
idence where the Deft. now lesides. |
Levied on as tleguroperty of J. M. |
Mcßue Dett. in fi-fa., to satisfy one
fi-fa. issved fron the Justi(x court
of the 1143td, Dist. G. M. of said
county in tavor of the Bu:banan
lodge No. 78 of Free Musous against
said Meßae, property. pointed out
by Delt. Levy made and returned
by J. Waleon, L. C.
Also one 3, roomed dwelling
house and lot house situated on
lot No. 1, in black No, 7,in the
town of Tallapoosa Haralson Co.
Ga. Levied on as the property of
Jackson & Saxon by virtue o!yone
Justice court fi-fa. issued from the
653rd, Dist. G. M.” of Haralson Co.
‘Ga., infavor ofJ. D, Milier against
‘ said Delts. Preperty pointed out in
said fi-fa. Tenant 1n possession no
| tified ol leavy. Levy made and re
turned to me by N. L. Hutchens.
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Also one 4, roon
nouse and Lot fronting
back 200 feet o Mahé
bounded souih by J.
property north by No 10 H#
property sittated n the toW
Tallapoasa, Haralßon Co., Ga e
led on-as the =propesty 2of GG
Hutvliens by virtue of one li-in, iss
sued from Hyvson Saparior ¢onpt
infavorcd “F 70 Jackeon agaiin
waith G, R, Hutebens, delendant/iits
tilied of luvy, - f
Also iot land Noo 520 with far oy
and improvements thewr o in the
Sth dixtrict and sth section of oiig
nal Careo!l now Haralson couny
Georaa, bevied on as tie propeny
of D. 5. Kilgwe for the use ot 17
W Denton, trang feree aguainst
said Litgore to satisly one tax fi-fa
in savoy us satd state aind county,
for the tax auve for the vear 185
Also at thesmre time and place
lote of land Nos 1112, 1182, 1188,
1187 and 1188. in 20th district, 8d
gection of Haralzon county ; levied
on as the property of C. P Johu
reon under three fi fae destied from
ljnstim’s court in favor of G M,
Roberts againet €. P, Johnson, .
AL Perryman, Thomas Phijpot and
IJ. Williams. Property pointed out
'!by J. Williams.
Also Jot of land Ne. 1040. 40
acres more or levs in 20th Dist, and
]:}r(l Sect. of orriginal €aero
{now Haralson Co. Ga. Leveic g
Las the property of G, slgmsiler v 11
Deit. in fi-fa to =0 Ffi"‘" axf g
isued by the Tax C of Fuid
county sgainst said 12 & § his
tax due for the veur 1888,
Also Jots 775 and 700, 40 ucres
feach moresor lessin the lat distnet
{and 4ih seation of orniginal Cliero
‘kve now Haralson county Ga, Jev
lied on as the property ol E. T, Eur
nest Delr. in fi-fa 1o satizfy one tux
fi-fa isued by the Tax Coilector of
sald county Dor said Deft’s. tax due
' for the veuar 1888.
§ Also lots Nos. 1112 and (182 in
20th distnet and Brd rection of
(m'rimni,ti Cherokee now laralson
feounty G DLeveied on as the
:prnp(frt}' of C. P. tohnson Deft in
[fi-fa te satisly one fi-fa jesued by
!the Tax Coilector of said ecounty
jagainst gaid Deft. for his tix due
{ for the vear 1858 A
i This Apnil Bth, 1889 -
i J. K. HOLCOMBE,
{ Sher ¥
| A.d Bsris, / Libet Tor totad
| V. * Divoree in {(Tar
| V. M. Estes. s slson ! Buperior
Conrt Janmary Ad’v, Terin, 1859, “
- Tt appearing to the coyrt Jgahe
return of the sherifi thai Y
dant does not reside in %4
of Haratson ; und 1t foet b ,
ing that defendant does §
in this state. Tt 1s otdere
conrt that gervice be per i
the defendant by the pu R
of this order onee u mont
wmicntha, before the nexf 3
{his couri 1n the Hapans ) d
TY BANNER, & NeWwspaper p f
in Buchanan, (Go. !
In oper-court 15th Mar f
Joux W, Ma
7. 5u4
Thompson & Robinson,
Libeelanis Attorng
LrLzABETH I“x.\:us,} Libel for Di-
Ve, r vorce in Bar
Rurus Laxp. ) alson Buperi
or Coart, Junuary Terin 1589,
It appearing to Jthe court by the
return of the sheriff in the abov
stated case that the defendant does
not reside in said county. and if
further appearing that hé does nog
reside 1 the soate, iois thereforg
ordered by the vourt that servie
be pertected on the defendant b
the publication of this order once
month for three month for sou
months before the next term
this court in the Furalson Count
BaxyEß, a he=spaper poilished i
Huralson county, Ga. L W
Granted, e :
Jouxy W. Mabpnox, "
wome s R
Braxce & BIGGERS,
Petitioner’s Attorney
MONEY KFOR THE FaARHER
We get it on short notice no
for b years on improved farms. I
proved tarms. Interest unotes o
per ¢=nt, pavable annually Decel
ber Ist. Commissions and expeg
senges reasonable. Average rate (§
interest less than ever before. f
Will procure loans in Carrof
and Horalson counties. ‘
| MUERRELL & COJE. [
. Nov. 3, 'BB. e 1Y j
