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LIVER, for the KiDNEYS and for the
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ive to the system would but give it a trial
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Mr. Editor, my . ;.'
again, It seems my righis burt|®
been in bad luck. When I*\\h}i ‘t‘
boy a new fence rail fell on ifi,“
causing the nail to come off the
largest toe. Next, among the boys
I was the rider to break the young
horses and mules, so a yonng horse
reared up and fell back on my
ankle, which sprained it badly.
Next, about a twelve hundred
pound ox, pulling to a log cart
well loaded, stepped on my foot.
This time a saw log fell on it,
which is the worst hurt of all.—
The nail will come off the largest
toe again, so you may know it is
a bad hurt. When I will be able
to travel I cannot tell. It is tire
some for me to have to be so still
and remain in the house so long.
This ig eight days. So I thought
I would write some for your paper,
about some things Ihave read and
seen.
I read in the Banxer that Buch
anan would unite on the school
interest. I hope the Messrs. Grif
fith will teach an impartial school
and give satisfaction to all. Why
don’t Buchanan establish a school
system and take interest in the
school; assist the teachers in cor
recting faunlts and wrongs, and
visit the school to encourage the
children. Will the school commis
sioner and board of education at
tend to all this? If so, all right.
I have taken some interest in
school this year—enough to make
a good gize bill. I hope to be
more interested next year.
I think Georgia has fell short on
her school duty. The university
and colleges are all that have had
much attention, or that have been
much cared for. 1 was surprised
when I read President W, A. Can
dler’s article on Georgia’s schools,
and how the school money has
been managed. Every Georgian
should read it. I read it in the
Southern Alliance Farmer. I
think Georgia ueeds more men
like Dr. Candler, and fewer or
none like old Dr, W. H. Felton.
He has claimed to be the poor
man’s friend, and a fellow might
say he has proved it, if he doesn’t
care what he says. I think the
alliancemen and some members of
the legislature have kept the Doc
tor hot. I hollo ‘‘good!’’ twice
every time they strike him.
I read an address from the Hon.
A. J. Snelson. I think the people
should indorse him, and disap
prove the course the Aflanta Con
stitution hag taken against a ma
jority of the people’s interest and
in favor of railroads and a few
men. I think all alliancemen
should regard the Atlonta Consti
tution as no friend to the Farmers’
Alliance order.
I read the Hon. Robert Berner's
substitute to the Olive bill. He
gets close to the Constitution and
some more of them. We should
rejoice to know we have such men
as Col. Robert Berner.
I read a good letter in the South
ern Alliance Farmer on the State
Road betterments and about the
lessees signed Shot Gun. 1 read
Col. Felix Corputs ideas on rail
roads and competition, and they
are good, The legislature members
should read them and act for the
people.
Well, I saw some jute bagging
pass theother day. Icannot see
the cause! Arethey mad with
the'alliance, or only a friend to the
jute bagging trust. It does seem
to me that every body should help
the cotton bagging drive the jute
out of the country. The jute on
ly makes foreigners richer and
does not benefit a single man in
he South. The United States has
actories enough toalways fur
iigh bagging and keep down ex
ortion prices, Isaw on the day
¥ “hie election on the fence and
stoc. low question, a few men
who 8., 01 angry. We aght
not to get .. gryqver an eletion;
let every body votugg they ~ish,
and let a majority sy wheh is
best and right ; some sty a lajor
ity is not qualified to judge what
is best, such ideas should b de
nounced, for they are ]dangrous.
I signed the petition and voted
for the stock law, intendiig no
harm to any one. I dont think
the stock law would sui ths coun
ty at present, but I thint it is
time for us to consider phematter;
It will come soon. It i} clsing in
on us fast. ’
' Prof. M. D. West called n this
morning, and I paid him or the
lchildren’s schooling. lan proud
to say I paid it with pleaswe, for
my children were well revarded
for every cent. I think heis one
of the best of school teaches, and
I think he is a perfect geitleman
in every respect. He is-s moral,
honest and intelligent. e took
dinner with us and bid as good
bye to go his way to Almama to
teach school. I wish hm great
success. I think he wil make a
great man for Georgi‘c. I hope
his place will be filledjf Buchan
an and we will have a gyed school.
I will cloze by saying the child
ren and their ma make ne nurse
a heap, and peel apples to make
dumplings every day for dinner,
I would leave off the dwmplings,
but I like them too well.
I failed to send the abyvein last
week, so I will add, I w:nt to Col,
Edward’s office Friday to see him
on business, and went to town
Saturday to our alliance meeting.
I rode both trips, but I had to
move about some, whith caused
my foot to swell some. I saw sev
eral alliance men, as i: was the
day for the presidents to meet.—
I had some pleasant falks with
several of them* I heard lawyer
Brown, from Carrolltop, talk en
couraging for cotton bagging.—
So there are friends to the cotton
bagging outside of the alliance
order, and some disqualified and
excluded from membership. I
heard it said we, the afiiance, had
it cut and dried for the candi
dates. If thatbe so, I advise them
to sun a heap, or they will mould
and rot, for it is a long time be
fore the elections come off. I talk
to some who say they know of no
alliance candidates now. If any
alliancemen become candidates I
hope they will be able to fill the
office with credit to the order and
all the people. Ihope a few de
signing men will not destroy the
good principles of the alliance for
the sake of office.
I would like to write some about
what I have seen.and know of
whisky, as many know I drank it
to excess up to last January. Then
I stopped,never to drink any more.
I could write a good deal on this
subject, how it comes about and
the evil there is in it. I will close
to write again in the future.
'P. 8. LaTHAN.
A Good Appetite
Is essential to good health; but at
this season it is often lost, owing
to the poverty or impurity of the
blood, derangement of the digest
ive organs, and the weakening ef
fect of the changing season.
Hood’s Sarsaparilla is a wonder
ful medicine for creating an appe
tite, toning the digestion, and
giving strength to the whole gys
tem. Now is the time to take it.
Be sure to get Hood’s Sarsaparilla.
Neuralgic Persons :
And those troubled with nervousness resulting
from care or overwork will be relieved by taking
Broww’s Iron Bitters. Genuine
hag trade mark and crossed red lines on Wrappexs
LLOOK HERE!
ot e A et
Bremen, Georgia,
Want to Buy ;
ONE MILLION- BUSHELS COTTON SEED,
FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOZEN EGGS,
THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND CHICKENS,
And will pay such prices for same as will do you good.
Have just received from the West car each of
Bran and Hay.
COFFEES we buy direct fromn the Importers,
SUGARS from the Levee,
And FLOUR from the West,
Thereby saving the Middle and Traveling men’s profits and
expenses, giving our
Customers Benefit of Same.
Have also made arrangements with the
~ «Bay State Shoe and Leather Gompanys
To furnish us all our Shoes ‘
i Direct From the Factory!
‘Which enable us to give you the Champion Shoe of the world at the
SAME PRICE YOU PAY FOR SHODDY STOCK.
———And as to——
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Clothing, Dress Goods and Hats,
Don’t mention them! We have the BEST STOCK ever exhibited
in Haralson county. All at such prices as will
Amazingly Surprise Youl
We also sell the ATLANTA WAGON and CART.
Bear in mind we carry ;
No Shoddy Stock.
Come to see us and we will do you good.
Hamilton & Brown.
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Watches, Clocks, Jewelry!
Silver-plated Tableware!
Spectacles and Eyeglasses,
Gold-dust Magnifiers, Compases!
<4 GOLD+ ENGAGEMENT - RINGS!++
When you think "of buying anything in the above line,
don’t fail to see my Stock and get my prices. I can save you
money on ANYTHING usually kept in a First CLass JEWELRY
Srore. T can sell you cheaper than Atlanta on same quality
goods. I give my PERSONAL WRITTEN GUARANTEE (which lam
right here at your door To MAKE Goopn] with every article I
sell, WARRANTING same to be
Just as Represented.
I also agk for your REPAIRING. When you have a broken
Watch or Clock, or piece of Jewelry, please bring or send
it in to us, and it will be repaired in Goop, NEAT
SHAPE, by & PRACTICAL MECHANIC of many
years’ experience in the LARGEST
crries of our country,
and for ’
Moderate Charges.
‘ I have PERMANENTLY located here: I ask you for your patronage,
promising you GOOD GOODS at CLOSEST PRICES. :
; I would be very much pleased to have every reader of the BANNER
call to see me and look through my Stock, and I will convince you of
the above statements. Very Respectfully.
~ Victor C. Horine,
——PROPRIETOR OF—— .
(The Tallapoosa Jewelry Store,
{The Tallapoosa Jewelry Store,x
HEAD AVENUE, TALLAPOOSA, GA.
