Che Doralson LVanner,
VOLUME VII.
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" LOCAL TTEMS.
v June,
y gflne the 6th,
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. /Kill the grass,
“‘ Beantiful weather,
* Dring in your eggs.
~ Batter is worth 20¢.
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. Pay the the prinior,
Grapes are plentiful.
. The farmers are busy.
~ Urops are looking finely.
~ Some sickness in town,
© Attend Sunday school,
* Talk up the court house.
. Mubseribe for the Banner,
. Dats are a failure this year.
Fresh beans are in demand.
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Co-operation means success.
. Come to Bachanan to trede,
| Patyonize your home papers,
m» to preaching every Sunday,
Correspodents, give us the news,
Uandidates are seen everywhere.
1%. Prepare for the coming campaign.
_No wheat wmade this yearin Haralson.
~ The side walks are in bad econdition.
Some few strangers in town this week.
Give us the news when you come to
town.
- The Doctors seem to be very basy these
days.
Mr, Price Edwards paid Rome a visit
_}gst Monday,
~ Mr. W. L. Young is at work with Mr.
G, M. Roberts.
Mr, James R. Griffith is now on the
Banyer stafl. ;
. Mp. T. W. Griffith, made a trip to Tal
{ap®ea last Wednesday, =
Look out for the census enumerator.
He will be on hand in tine.
Judge W. C. Adamson, of Carrollton,
was in the ¢ity last Wednesday.
.'QiFarlnels support those for office who
are in favor of promoting your interest.
Mr. I. N. Holland, of unear Pleasant
GGrove, was in to see us last Wednesday.
Work on the addition to the Loveless
hotel is being pushed forward at a vapid
rate.
[ Mr. J. J. Albright, of Union Hill, says
Lhat the crops are looking finely out in
is neighborhoad.
' The singing at the Ba ptist church
ast Sunday evening was a decided suc
688 with Prof. W. M. Shell as the lead
b,
Mr. H. C. Head, is still unable to get to
own, on account of rheumatism. We
ope ty see him well enough soon to get
0 town.
Mr. Bill Shell says that he has a
brand-spang-fired’’ new buggy that he
rants to hire te somebody to ride in
ext Sunday. |
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[ Dr. A.J. Toppings has been in the
ty for a few days, He i 3 one of the
pst dentists in North Georgia, and when |
ou want anything in his live, call on
0,
' Miss Lizzie Anthony, who has
pen assisting Prof. Griffith in his
thool at this place, returned to
er home at Cave Springs Wednes
by, where she will remain until
ho@ opens again. ~
Dr. M. K. Phillipps, of Kramer,
kve us a pleasant call last Satur-
The dootor is greatly be
aved over the death of his wife,
hich we chronicled in our
it week’s issue. It is a great
'ity for a man to lose a good
iman, for in her he hasa fort
6. The doctor has the sympa
his many friends in his
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i bereavement. _
BUCHANAN, GEORGIA, FRIDAY JUNE, 6. 1890.
l Gool growing seasons.
Pretty moon light nights.
The new Methodist church is
about completed. ‘
Mrs. J. 8. M. Biggers has been
on the sick list this week.
The most of the farmers are
through chopping cotton.
Rev. L. D. Coggin, of Bremen,
was in the city last Monday.
Miss Myrtie Craven is now as
sistant postmaster at this place. i
Mr. J. B. Willingham’s little
child has been sick this week. ‘
Col. J. M. Mcßride, of Talla
poosa, was in town last Tuesday.
Some very valuable prupertyi
was sold at sheriff's sale Tuesday.
The weather the first of the
week was the warmest of the sea
son. |
An equestrian of Gen. N. B.
Forrest is to be erected m Chatta
nooga, Tenn.
Mr. B. L. Osburn’s little child
has been quite sick this week but
some better at this writing.
Cleanse your breath and regu
late your bowels with DE WITT'S
LITTLE EARLY RISERS. Sold
by Neiil & Co.
The Sabbath school is still im
proving. Every body in Buchan
an should aAttend the Sabbath
school.
Hood’s Sarsaparilla is on the
flood tide of popularity, which
position it has reached by its own
intrinsic, undoubted merit.
- Rev. G. B, Jeukins; of Temile,
{Ga., will preach at the Baptist
church next Sunday at 11 o’cloch.
Everybody are invited to come
out and hear him. -~
DE WITT'S LITTLE EARLY
RISERS. Best pill for Sick Head
ache and Sore Stomach. Sold by
Neill & Co.
Rev. H. D. Hutcheson, of near
Tallapoosa preached a very inter
esting sermon in town last Sunday.
Mr. Hutcheson will have an
a ppointment each mm;th.
We are sorry to learn of the se
rious illness of Mr. John W, Tom
linson, of near Kramer. Mr. Tom
linson is one of our best citizens
and we hope to learn of his early
recovery.
DE WITT'S LITTLE EARLY
RISERS. Most pleasant cathrtic
liver pills ever made. Sold by
Neill & Co.
Next Saturday night, the 7th
of June, is the regular meeting of
the Buchanan Lodge No. 78
F. &A. M. All master Masons in
good standing arve invited to be
present. . -
Bev. R. F. Goldin; who lives
near Union Hill church gave us
quite a pleasant call last Friday.
Mr. Goldin is one of Haralson’s
best citizens and while into see us
he subscribed for the Banner, We
are glad to have such men as
Mr, Geldin call and see us.
DE WITT'S LITTLE EARLY
RISERS are little pills that do not
gripe or cause pain. Small, easy
to take, safe. Sold by Neill &
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. Mr. G.W. Gentry, who has just return
ed from Texas, says that he traveled from
Henrietta toTemple and that he didn’t
see any wolves scampering from the train
as Editor Fitts of the Carroll Co. Times
reports that he saw, Mr. Gentry says
that it was Jack-rabbits Mr, Fitts saw in
stead-of wolves. 3 ]
The Truth B ce® "
That we have had some warm
weather, i
That Messrs. T. J. Loveltss &
Son will soon have the additi mto
their hotel completed. .~ == 2
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That the post office has b}ag re
moved to the law office of Cruven
and Thomas. s
That school has vacated until
the 3rd Monday in June. .
That Haralson must have & new
court house. 2
That Judge Davenport says he
will build a new court house if
he is given the proper autherity.
That the new Methodist church
will soon be completed. ;
That Mr. C. W. Ault is rm%iugl
his plaining mills regularly, =
That ourclever l)lacksmith‘skflw
more work than they can do,
That crops are looking well, ‘
~ That Bill Shell will &wap hor
‘ses eyery-chance he gots. -
That Miss Magnolia Shuford
has several students in music.
That Barber the photographer
can take as good photograpshs as
anybody. %
That Buchanan is improving
in many tespects, }
. That Dr. Cobb’s horse will run
away if he has an opportunity.
~ That eggs are scarce in Bl)iifmn
an, R{:’
That the Baxxer is on & bogom,
" That guise a nimber of Bl
anan’s citizens went fishing this
week.
That the preacheis say the peo
ple of Bnchanan tuke the back
seats when they go to preaching.
That “Cap’ Craven talks of
ieaving off the practice of law and
taking up the carpenters trade.
That if people would sweep
around their own doors before
speaking of others, there would
be more work and less talk.
That Mr. Lasseter, our clever
tax receiver, was in town three
days this week. -
That youn\g people are apt to
talk too loudly, especially when
they are near a ‘“‘stack’” chimney.
That people should not talk
about one another nnless the talk
was more favorable.
That wnited we stand: divided
we fall. ;
That Haralson bas the cleverest
county officers of any county in
the state. : j
That Mr. G. M. Roberts is do
ing an immense lumber business.
That it will only cost candi
dates §5.00 each to run their an-|
nouncements in the Banzer and
we think it time to put them in.
That those who advertise re
ceive the most liberal patronage.
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.
RN TRN TIR TIR ..,
OBITUARY.
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4 as Fledto God who Gave If
. and Whouw Sleeps Quietly
.+ InOur City Qemetery, - |
h * grim monster, death, has
aguin visited our community and
seized as its vietim, Mrs, Cora A.
Yaupcy, wife of Mr. J. A, Yaney
and danghter of Mr. A. J. Hunt.
Mrs. Yancy died at her fyther's
home a few miles north of town
last Friday, May 30th., and one
of the saddest funerals ever wit
nessed in Buchanan, was that of
Mrs. Yancy ow last Saturday at
1 o'clock. Mrs. Yaney was born
i\'ov.\:,_l’?th, 1868, married Feb.
2ud, 1800, died May 30th, 1890.
Mrs, Yaney was a loving and obe
diefildau‘ghter, a trueand an af
fectionate wife. On May the 28th
she called the family around her
and said she wanted to kiss them
and tell them geood bye. She
hugged and kissed her father,
then her husband, then her moth
er, then sisters and next her
brothers to whom she talked ten or
fiifteen minutes telling them to
take the adviee she gave them
then and that she had always giv
en them, as she always gave them
good advice. She also told them
that if they would take their
mother's advice it would ecarry
them to Heaven, as her advice had
carried her to Heaven's gate.
When asked if she had any choice
as to were she wanted to be bur
ied she said that she wanted to be
Thurfed at*Brichanan; as that grave
yard was the only one in the com
munity that was well cared for.
Her father asked her whom she
wished to preach her funeral,
she said Elders A. G. Upshur and
T. W. M. Brown; he also asked
Ler if she wanted to be buried in
her silk dress? She said: ‘‘No, my
wedding dress,”” ‘““and ma,”’ she
said: “I want you to take my
large gold ring that pa gave me,
to remember me, and the small
one he gave me and the two rings
and breast pin that my husband
gave me, I want to wear when I
am buried.” She said, ““if I was
able I could wash and dress my
self for the burial.” She said,!
“tell Mr. Low, A. D. Whitton tmd}
A. J. Bradshaw and all of my
brethren that I want them tol
meet me in Heaven, for they huve‘\
led me to Heaven. On the 30th
just before she died she called her‘
farther and mother to her, hugged
and kissed them, saying: ‘They
think lam going to play the or
gan, but I am going to play some
thing sweeter than an organ. I
am gaing to play the golden
harp,”’ moving her hands and fin
gers as thongh she was playing an
instrument. During Mrs. Yan
icy’s severe illness she was ever
sarronnded by a large number of
friends and her father, mother
and husband were ever watching
over her and never did she show
the least sign of excitement, or
shed a tear during her sufferings.
Three of the best physicians in
the country exhausted all their
skill to save her life, but it was
all of no avail. ‘‘She said tell the
family not to weep for me.” The
husband and family have the
heartfelt sympathy of their many
friends in this their sore bereave
auent. A Friexp. .
NUMBER 20.
&, L. Craven. Lloyd Thomas
~ Craven & Thomas,
0 PANORREYSRT Taw, o
BUCHANAN, - - - GEORGIA.
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Ivy F.Thompson =~ 'W.P. Robinson,
C«-.darrnwn,i(ia. Buchanan, Ga.
Thompson & Robinson,
Attorneys at Law,
} Buchanan, Georgia.
J. M. Mcßring, PrickE Epwarps.
Tallapoosa, Buchanan,
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+Meßride & Edwards,:
. ATTORNEYS AT LAw.
~ Offices: Tallapoosa and Buchanan.
MU A T AT S SLD TR IS
I. NNCHENEY,
PHYSIOIAN AND SURGEON,
BrEmeN, GA.
T e S S N RISt
G. W. Austin,
k ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Carrollton, - Georgia.
€, . A AYA A WAL M U MRS RTS
J. M. NEILL, M.D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Bueitanay, Groraia,
Offers his professional services to the
town and surrounding country. All calls
promptly re.s}mnde«l to night or day.
Office at drugstore of Neill & Co. Y
will be found at night at the Buck Kelly
place, 150 yards south of G. M. Roberts
store
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JAS. A. BLANCE. . J. W. BIGGERS.
cedartown, Ga, praketown, Ga.
BLANCE & BIGGERS.
LAWYERS,
Will practice in the courts of Haralson
county, and®inthe Rederfal courtd at At
lanta. Prompt attention given all busi
ness.
RAR S T SATSINR YL RYO PP, N M RS R SA,DA N RN S
GEO. R. HUTCHENS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Tallapoosa, -~ - - Georgia.
t<7"Criminal law a specialty.
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M. J. HEAD. A. 1. HEAD.
suchanan, aa, rallapoosa, Ga.
HEAD & HEAD,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Buchanan and Tallapoosa, Georgia.
LT TS WP DR AR 44 RO AL .N£ SN SRR, A AT RN,
J. L. COBB,
f ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Carrollton, Ga.
Will practice in carroll and adjoining
eounties.
1 CPRORTEN ST AR LY RV AA T A T R LSRN AR S SRS SRR
. John T. Cobb,
- PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
| BuenanaN, GEORGIA.
Having permanently located at Buch
anan, 1 offer my professional services t
the people of Buchanan and surround
ing conntry. All calls I!l)’romptl_y re
sponded today or night. Office, Young's
(»Yd stand.
I will be found at night at the Morgan
Head place, opposite T. P. Moore’s.
O G S T ONBAN AT T T ARG .Ae, TN K RIVLASUIIN
W. C. ADAMSON, R. D. JACKSON
Adamson & Jackson,
LAWYERS,
CARROLLTON, - ' - GEORGIA.
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JOE LASSETER,
BARBER,
BUCHANAN, GEORGIA.
Work done neatly and cheaply at all
thmes. Give me a call,
m
Many Persons
Are broken down from overwork or household
cares . Brown’s Iron Bitters
rebuilds the system, aids digestion, removes ex
ness of bile, and cures malaria, Get the genuine,
