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About Haralson banner. (Buchanan, Ga.) 1884-1891 | View Entire Issue (April 25, 1890)
Che Doralson WVonmner, VOLUME VII. #. L. Craven. Lloyd Thomas Craven & Thomas, ATTORNEYS AT Law, BUCHANAN, - - - GEORGIA. Ivy E. Thompson W. P. Rokinson. | Cedartown, Ga. Buchanan, Ga. Thompson & Robinson, Attorneys at Law, Buchanan, Georgia. ‘ }. M. Mcßripe, Price EDWARDS. Tallapoosa, Buchanan, £ e e «Meßride & Edwards, = ATTORNEYS AT Law. - Offices: Tallapoosa and Buchanan. DM HEAD, 4. W. ALDRIDGE. HEAD=&:ALDRIDGE, . CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, BucHANAN, Ga. Plans and designs of buildinfis furnish 1, and satisfaction guaranteed. I. N. CHENEY, PHYSIOIAN AND SURGEON, Breymen, GA. G. W. Austin, ATTORKEY AT LAW, ’ Carrollton, - Georgia. J. M. NEILL, M.D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Bucitavay, GEoRaIA, Offers ‘his professional services to the town and snrrounding conntry. All ealls promptly responded to night or day. ~ Office at drugstore of, Neill & Co. 1 will be found at night ot the Duck Keliy piace, 150 yards south of G. M. Robherts’ store 3 JAS. A. BLANCE. J. W. BIGGERS. cedartown, Ga. praketown, Ga. BLANCE & BIGGERS. ; LAWYERS, Will practice. in.the conrts of Haralson, ‘¢ounty, and in the Federal courts at At larta. Prompt attention given all busi- Hess, . W. MERRELL, W. P. COLE MERRELL & COLE, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Carrollton, - - - -Georgia. Will attend superior courts of Haralson «ounty; will give special attention to land litigations; will examine records, titles, and make abstracts of anything eonnect- | ed therewith; will colleet ¢laims, and ne gotiate loany of S3OO ormore on improved farms. Special attention given to the ad ministration of estates, and other things in court of Ordinary of carroll county. GEO. R. HUTCHENS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Tallapoosa, - - - ‘Georgia. £~ Criminal law a specialty. M. J. HEAD, A. 1. HEAD. snchanan, ca. rallapoosa, Ga. . HEAD & HEAD, - ATTORNEYS AT L.Aw, Buchanan and Tallapoosa, Georgia. J. L. COBB, ATTORNEY AT LAW, ‘Carrollton, 'Ga. Will practice 'in carrolt and adjoining sounties. John T. Cobb, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, : BucHANAN, GEORGIA. : Having flpermanently located at Bueh anan, I offer my professional services t the people of B:fihanal? and surxiound ing country. All -calls promptly re mwdny or night. O&ee, young’s I will be found at n"ltqht at the Morgan Head place, opposite T. P\ Moore's. . IF YOUR BACK ACHES Or you flm out, re‘allfv good for nothing . Yo fl:hgnml debility, Try Lavmmeiatet Sirtss vt BUCHANAN, GEORGIA, FRIDAY APRIL 25, 1890. | LOCAL ITEMS. Plant corn. The woods are pretty. Gather flowers for your best girl. { The Sabbath school is on a boom. Mr.C. W. Ault knows how to run a planing mill. Col. Lloyd Thomas visited Tallapoo sa Monday. ‘ Rev, L. D. Coggin. of Brewen, was in [ the city Tuesday. Ask Neill & Co., what De Witt's Little Early Risers are, Mr. BillQrutehfield, of carrollton, was in town this week. Capt. D. B. Head, of Carrollton, was in town last Taesday, : De Witt’s Little Early Risers get there | —For sale by Neill & Co. Cotton planting is the order with some lOf our farmers these days. Take De Witt's Little Early Risors.— For sale by Neill & Co. There were a large congregationof boquets at chureh Jast Sunday. Cleanse your breath with De Witt's | Little Barly Risers.—For sale by Neill & Co. Go to the Literay society every Wednesday night, and thereby be bene fited. » Hon. Bill Brown, one of Carrollton’s most prominent lawyers was in the city Monday. The number of pupils in attendance at school is 48. This speaks well for Buch | anan’s school. : | Miss liarnest, of near Mt. Zion, Carroll | county, is visiting her sister, Mrs. L. P. MeKissack of this place. Miss Fannie Thompson, of Tallapoosa, spent a few days in town this week asthe guest of Mr. H. C. Head’s family. Messrs. T. J. Loveless & Son are now laying down the lumber to build an ad dition to their already roomy hotel. | His girl didwt go back on him be cause he used De Witt's Little Early Ri sers.—For sale by Neill & Co. - John Wester collided with ten bales of hay Monday night. The result is that John has a stiif neck. 8o when he turns his head his body turns also. George Cole was in the draying bus ness, last Taegday evening, with a muly headed @x. George lis a splendid driver and seemed to understand his business. Gene Loveless says there isa flea to every square inch in Buchanan. As Mr. L. covers a good portion of Buchanan’s dirt he gets a share of the little monsters. Maxrshall Bill Head, -and Cols. Lloyd Thomas and 8. L. Craven went out fish ing Saturday evening. We learn Col. Thomas had fine luck—eatehing 4 fish averaging from % to 34 of an ineh long. Special attention is called to the ad vertisment of Mrs, L. P. MeKissack, She has just received a -nice stock of milli nery which ghe is offering at very low prices. Give her a call when yon want anything in her line. We notice Bro. Fitts of the Carrollton Times on the early passenger train Sun day morning. Bro. Fitts, you had bet ter “toat’” your gun; Anderson may ap pear again some day. Our brother is a little disfigured, but is still in the ring. The Literary Society decided last meet ing to pienic some time in May, ‘down on Beach creek near Mr. J. W. Tomlinson’s farm. ZThe society is making ample preparations to have a good time. Ev! erybody will be invited to attend. A short programme will be arranged to be carried out just after dinner, The soei ety is doing a good work and deserves the suport of all. : REWARD ; Iscertain if reasonable effort is made to cure a cough by the use of D¢ Witt’s Cough and Consumption cure. This remedy i 8 correct and certain in its wac tson ‘and costs no more ‘than unreliabie preparations. Insist upon having it.— Tor sale by Neill & Go. Price Edwards went over to GGadsden, Ala., last Thuarsday. Mr. J. 8. M. Biggers, our oficient clerk hos a stitt neck; caused by a rising. Col. J. M. Mcßride of the city of the ‘Goolden River;' was in town Monday. Robt, Young has®been employed to fire Mr. J. W. Ogletree's saw mill en gine, el % It would not Took kell for anyone in Buchanan to break ‘their necks in the oftert to get to chureh on time, i The Banxer staff went out fishing last Saturday arternoomg and you bet they made the minnows “§it,” but they didn’t ‘ bring any of them baek. i Mr. and Mrs. Th J. Loveless left | wednesday night on she down passenger { train for Atlanta, where they will spend several days before their return home. Hood's Sarsapurilla pessesses curatiye powers exclusively its own, and whichimake it *“peculiar to itself.” Be supe to get Hood’s. Read the advertis?mnt of Mrs. T. V. MeCain, Temple, Ga& She has a nice and well selected stock ®f millinery, ‘which she is offering at ®oek bottom prices. Give her a call whenyor go to Temple. The Lee boys, who had a preliminery hearing before 'Squire A, ). Meßacheérn last week for the marder of Wyatt Wil- Fiim:, were placed back in jail to await an investigation by the grand jury, Why don’t somebody take up that stray mule whichis going around town trying to solve the problem. in Subtrac tion, of putting down three and carry ing one. He looks asif he had been fed high on corn and fodder-—so high that he could not reach it. GREAT SBCOT why don’t you eure that eough? De witt's €ough and Consumption Cure will do it. This remedy is positively certain, prompt-and thoroughly satisfactory. If you have itried it yon know this state ment to be a fact—if you have not, yon are doing yourself an injustic. Itis sold by Neill & €o. Barber, the photographer, of Cedar town, is now ready to take your piet urérs on short notice. He has got his gallery done and will spend Tharsday, Friday and Saturday here in each week. Mr. Barber certainly does makea good picture and cheap at that. Give him a call. ADVICE. | “Keep your head cool—your feet warm—your liver active, and trust in God,” was the advice of a eelebrated physician to a patient. You can regu late the action of your Liver, Kidneys, and Bowels by using De witt’s Sarsapa rilla, anabsolutely reliable blood purify ing Remedy. For sale by Neill & Co, The following is the programme for Buchanan literary society for Wednesday night, April, 30th: Reading, W. A. Hannah; Reci tation, Mrs, J. W. Ogletree; Read ing, L. C. Dennis; Reading, Mus. Laz. Summerlin. = _ SPELLING CLASSES—T. W. GRIFFTH, PROMPTER. [ REDS.—SB, L. Cravern, Miss Cora ‘Hearn, J. R. Griffith, Miss Ludie Weatherby, J. S. M. bigyers, ‘Miss Della Roberts, Ira B. Boas, Miss Johnnie Smith, J. W. Ogle tree, Miss Ella Burden and W. R. Ault. ‘ BLUES.«—LIoyd Thomas, Miss Mande Upsher, J. 8§ Edwards, Miss Dora Hearn, W. T. Newton, Miss Zuls Wester, G. D. Griflith, Mrs. J. 8. Edwards, J. H. Smith, Miss Kate Smith, Robt. Shepard. A Dialogue entitled the *Ax kansas Witness.”” W. P. Rabin son, Judge; Pice Edwards, Law yer; MJ. Head, Witaess. : All persons who owe 1s on either note or aecount must-come up. at once and settle or make satisfactory arrangements or their notes and accounts will be put out for collection. ‘ : TJ. Lovewers & Sox. | Ohurch Notice. Those who were members of the Bueh anan Baptist church ai the time the church disbanded, are requested to meet the eommittee appointed by the Harmor ny Baptist Association at its last session, in, Buehanan at the church on Saturday, May Brd at 10°0’clock a. m. There will be preaching by members of the commit tee on Friday night before at 7:30, Kv erybody invited to attend. 'The follow ing is the resolution of the Association in regard o Buchanan church, Whereas, information L:as reached this body, that Bucharan church, a member of this Association, has ‘attempted by ‘his own resolution o disband. We be lieve said church is in errorin this, :md‘ that guch acts are contrary to the teach -~ ing of the Seripture, and to Baptist us age and custom. Therefore i Resolved, That J. €. Jackson, (. Tali. aferror, A. Willingham and W. J. James are requested to visit §ld church, and advise with them, and if necessary as sist in the dissolution of said church ac cording to Baptist usage and custem. Mr. R. E. Loveless, while out. hunting last Wednesday evening, killed a fine wild turkey. The editors took a look atjsaid turkey about dinver time yesterday at Mr. L’s. hotel. When you need a mild laxative you should have a medicine that will act on the liver and kidney, as well as the bowels. Beggs’ Vegetable Liver Pills are prepared expressly for this purpose. Insist on getting them, as they have no superior and few equals. Neill & Co., Druggists, Buchanan, Ga., and Bishop & Hearn, Waco, Ga. READ THIS. BreMEN, GA., Apr. 22nd. *9O. With a view to the advance in business of every diseription, which is already npon us, we bought largely of Flour, Meat, Sugar and Coffee, Corn, Bran, Hay before any advance. . We have one car of bran which fwe bought for 26-eents less than it can be bought for now. : We have one car of No. 1 white milling corn for 20 cents less than corn can be bought for now. We have one car of hay already in our ware house and one on the road boaght for 20c. less they can be bought at now. We have one car of the best flour ever nut on mar ket, bought for 25 cents less than it can be bought for now. We of course expect totake the benefit of the advance, but will also -de vide a large per eent of some with our customers. We will be pleas- | ed toserve either forcash or on time. Come to see us, we will do you good. ! Respectfully, * HAMILTON & BROWN. | Bremen, Ga. _ ‘ Their Business Booming, ~ Probably no one thing has caus ‘ed such a general revival of trade at Neill & Co’s. drug store as their giving away to'therr customers of | s 0 many free trial bottles of Dr. King’s New Dsseovery for Con sumption. Their trade issimply enormous ‘in ‘this very valuable article from the fact that it always vares and never dimg,points. Coughs Colds, Asthma, Bromchi tis, Croup, and all throat and lung diseases qiickly cured. You ean test it before buying by getting a trial bottle free, large size §I.OO. Every bottle warranted. : Norice.—The notiee publithed in the Banyeß -asking persons not to entrude on certain lots of land belonging to L. G.. Smith, was not to keep the neighbors and friends from hunting and fishing on said lots, but to prohibit those from a distance from entruding. " . Respectfully. L. G. Ssrru. NUMBER 14. 4 . ’ Attention Ladies ! Qo) =e 0 The Ladies of Buchunan and sul'l'()lmding eountrv are cor dially invited to eall amd see my elegant stock of MILLI NERY. T have just received a lot of fine HATS, which [ am offering at Low prices. Come 10 sec me and get a BARGAIN, Respeetfully, Mrs. L. P. McKi§sack, % Buchanan, Ga. | 1 . W 0 T. J. Leweless & ‘Son have come to the front with one of the best SELECTED Stock of Geneval Merchandise ev er brought to We call special attention to. onr elegant stock of Come and see them and get w bargain. : : T. J. LOVELELSS & SON. BUCHANAN, -GA, w DR. W. H. BEALL, DR.V. H. PRICE. BrEMEN, (. Waco, (Ga. BEALL & PRICE, PHYSICIANS AND SERGEONS Bremen and Waco offer their professional services to the people of Haralson and adjoining coun ties. Dr. Beall will answer all night call from the late residence of J. Price ore-half mile south of Bremen. W W, C. ADAMSON. R. D. JACKSON. ‘Adamson & Jackson, } LAWYERS, CARROLLTON, - - (GEORGIA. : M‘ -~ JOE LASSETER, BARBER, BUCHANAN, GEORGIA. Work done neatly and cheaply at all times. Giyc'me a call. -lh.-m. W. M. SHELL. xLIVERY AND FEED STABLEx O=al—o Southwest of Public Sguare. Good turnouts furnished at any and all times. Charges reasonable and texrms cash. m FOL: DYSPEPSIA Use frown’s Iron Bitters. Physicians recomumend it. All dealers keep it. SI.OO per bottle. Genuino bas trade-mark and crossed red lines on wrapper. AOWA T VAT 3TS S TS 00 ST AOSSREN ok ¢ISR NAN -.. W’fagg‘es:‘;l!:l::ifi?gfii'gcatioxl and o OWS IRON BITTERS. It cures quickly. Yor sale by all dealern-ik wedicine, Get the.genuine,
