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HARALSONxxBANNER.
OFFICIAL ORGAN OF HARALSON COUNTY.
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SI.OO PER ANNUM.
JAS. R.GRIFFITH, i
Editor and Proprictor.
‘Entered at the Post-office at Buchanan
Georgia, a 8 second-class mail matter. |
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Buchanan, Georgia Jurce 13, 1890, i
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VALEDICTORY. i
To Tue ReADERS oF THE BaNNER:
With this issue my connection
with the editorial staff of the Ban-
NER closes. Mr. Jas. R. Griffithi
having purchased the BANNER,
and desiring myself to
engage in another occupation, he
will, with this issue, enter upon
the editorial management of the
same. We have but a few words‘i
to say before we make our retiring
bow, 1
First we will say that our asso
ciation with Mr. Thos. W. Griflithl
has been pleasant and profi-table,'
and the disolution that takes place
with this issne is both mutual and
harmonious. ‘
It has been our aim during our
short association with the BANNER, |
to uphold and defend the best in
terest of the people of Haralson
county, and to give them a paper
worthy of their support; as to how
far we succeeded in this line ig
for the public to judge.
The BANNER, at this time is on a
solid basis, and we are coufiident
that under its new management
it will excell its former standard.%
We return our thanks to the
patrons of the Banmer for their
hearty support and co-operation,
and also to our elever county
officers for the many favors shown
us. In conclusion we respectfully
ask you to still comntinue your
support to the BANNER in the fn
ture as you have dome in the
past.
Wishing the readers of the Bag~
NER unbounded success and hap
piness, we take our departure
with many pleasant recollections,
Yours Truly,
J. S. EpwARDs.
SALUTATORY, |
Having purchased the Baxnzr from
my brother, Thos. W. Griflith, we wiil
assume editorial charge of same with this
issue. In taking charge of the Baxxer
we will say that we expect to spare ho
time in giving to its readers the best and
latest news of both state and county,
and especially the news of Ilaralson and
_adjoining eounties.
The Baxyer will not be run in the in
terest of any one class ov orgraization
alone, but in the interesgt of the people,
The BAnNER is the offigial organ of Har
alson eounty and we expect to use eviry
effort in our power to make it onc of the
best county papers in the state. The
people of Haralson deserve a good pa
per as their county organ and they must,.
they shall have it. |
We anticipate a pleasant relationship
with the good people of Haralson and ad-
Joining counties, for we expect to give
them a good paper if it is in our power
to do so, and we know that they will ap
preciate it and give us their support,
thus through the co-operation of the peo
ple we are bound to suceeed.
We expect to deal fairly, jnstly and
honestly with all and to advoeate the
bast interest of the people in general ac
¢ording to our best jucdgement and the die
tates of our conssience. Our motto shall
be “‘Ever onward, ever upward never
resting, yet never reaching the goal.”
We oexpect to inereaso the
eirculation of the Bannsr fifty
per eent, by Christinas next, and in order
to do o, we expeet to offer the greatest
inducements ever offered by any county]
paper in the state.
Asking the hearty support and eo-op
eration of the people. I am
Yours Sincerely,
Jas. R. GRIFFITH.
The General Confederate Reunion,
| Waeareinraceipt of the Souvenir
of the great Confederate Reunion,
which is to be held in Chattanoo
ga on July 3,4 and 5, 1890. It is
an exquisite bit of art. The cever
has on first page an immense U. 8.
flag in eolors, a splendid portrait
of Genepal J. B. Gordon, the Gen
eral Commanding the United Con
federate Veterans, printed on the
same. The fourth page has the
Counfederate flag, in proper colors
on its flight to the stars. Beneath
it is a colored illustration of the
famous scene at the battle of the
Wilderness. This explanation is
found under it:
“The artist describes the mo
ment on May 12, 1864, when John
ston’s Division had been surroun
ded and captured, and General
ILee had ridden ¢ the front to lead
the charge that was to save the
city of Rickmond. Lifting his
hat, Lee was about to give the
command, when General Gordon
rushed to him exclaiming: ‘“To the
rear, General! the safety of the
army demands it! These are Vir
ginians, and they never fail! For
ward!"’
As the command of the gallant
Georgian rang out, the line sprang
forward to the charge, aud two
stalwart soilders seizing the reins
of old Traveler, forced the com
mander they adered go te the
rear.'’
There are thirty-six pages of
descriptive matter enclosed by
this cover.
On July 3rd the United Confed
erate Veterans will hold their con
vention. At night there will be
a grand entertainment by the La
dies Forrest Monument A»essocia-‘j
tion. It is to raise funds for the
erection of a statue of General
Forest, the greatest cavalry officer
of the age.
July 4th will be celebrated by a
grand display of one divison of
military and seven divisions of
veterans, together with civie so
cieties and trade displays. Gen
teral E. Kirby Smith will com
mand on that day, assisted by
seven Division Master Command
ors.
July sth will be spent on the
field of Chickamauga, with an his
torical gathering on the summit
of Snodgrass hill in the afternoon.
The mountain tops and the Ten
nessee will be ablaze with fire
works on the nights of the 4th and
sth, j
Railroads give one fair rates,
good until July 156th. Ample ar-i
rangements are made in Chatta
nooga for the accommodation of
all. Every Confederate soldier in
the United States is not only in
vited, but urged to participate in
this general Reunion.
i For particulars as to transpor
tation and arrangements, address
lat Chattanooga, Maj. G C. Con
{ner, Chairman Com. on Transpor
tation.
If &sou or any of your family
should happen to be frightfully
burned or scalded, what have you
in the house to alleviate the pain
until a physician? A box of
Begg’s German Salve at hand in
times like this would save a world
of suffering and oftentimes a doe
tor bill, as it has no equal in cases
of this kind, as well as inflamma~
tion of all kinds. For sale by
Neill & Co., druggist, Bucnanan,
Ga., and Bishop & Hearn, drug=
gist, Wacoi Bl 0 o
Btate News,
The negroes who assaulted Mrs.
Taylor of Suwanee are still at
large. 1
Capt, L. C. Perry, a gallant ex
confederate, of Dublin, is dead. {
Mrs. Campbell Wallace, dr., of 1
Canton died Sunday of blood poi
soning. She gave birth toa ohild
four days previous. ‘
A man named Wade and a mule
were killed by lightning while
plewing in a field neay Kingston
a day or twe ago, ‘
A gentleman at Hampton nam
ed Grier is in possession of the
spade that broke dirt for the Mer
cer University building at Macon.
~ Maeon and Columbus. it is said,
are the only two cities in the state
‘that have barred the railroad tick
et scalper by impoging prohibito
ry license fees,
The wife of Hon. John B. Good
wyn of Newnam gave birth to
triplets Wednesday the 4th inst.
All are girls, weighing six and a
half peunds each at birth.
Albert Johnsomr, colored, who
murdered Marshal Castlebery of
Pelham, has been denied a new
trial by the ‘supreme court, and
will therefere be resentenced to
hang.
The Confederate veterans of Ma
con rafled a city of Macon bond
worth s§loo and &30 in gold, Juli
an Ransom of Vineville, a suburb
of Macon, won the bond, and F.
B. B. Mapp of Milledgeville the
SSO.
The greatest joke yet is on a
crowd of New York capitalis who
subscribed $5,000,000 for a worlds
fair, but failed to say anything
about New York in the obliga
tion, and will now be compelled
by law to pay the same to the Chi
cago management.
July 15 there will be delegates
in Atlanta from all over the Uni
ted State to attend the Southern
Dental Association, which will
meet in that city at that time.
The Convention will be held in the
chamber of commerce and the ban
quet will be given in the opera
house.
A citizen of Chayleston, W. Va.,
has been long bothered with a
smoke chimney and the other day
he got a mason toinvestigate, and
in the flue was found a tin box
containing $5,000 in cash, which
some one had hidden away dur
ing the war and never returned
to get if,
At Brnswick, Monday, Philip
M, Ulsch was standing on the
northern platform of the Bruns
wick and Western freight depot,
when he accidentally stepped over
the ends of the planks and fell to
the plank wharf, five feet below.
The fall broke his left arm in two
‘places and his right arm in one
hfilace.
‘ Blla Fason was convicted of
‘murder at Darien last week and
sentenced to impritonment for
life. The '.'defense introduced no
evidence, only offering the state
men of the prisoner. The state
showed the murder of Theodore
Gronwald on Feb. 1 last by Char
lie Reeves; that there had been
some difficulty in the forenoon of
that day, and that he went out
upon the streets and met Ella Fa.
sen, who, after inquiring what
the trouble was (Reeves replying
that the —— Dutchman had hit
him with a board for nothing),
counseled and commanded him to
;%et his gun and kill the —
Tom Woolfolk had twenty-three
visitors to his cell in the Bibb
connty jail Friday. They were
from Lee conuty, and wereattend
ing the federal court as witnesses.
Tom received them with languid
impatience, and appeared to he
exceedingly bored by their pres
ence. That didn’t take away his
appetite, however, and he manag
ed to eat a very hearty dinner.
Dyspepsia
Makes the lives of many people miserable,
and often leads to self-destruction, Distress
after eating, sour stomach, sick headache,
~ heartburn, loss of appetite, a faint, * all gone”
| luung,badmu,ooatedtongne.mdll:regu
larity of the bowels, are
Distress some of the more con'nnou
. After symptoms. Dyspepsia does
¥ not get well of itself. It
Eafl“g requires careful, persistent
attention, and 3 remedy like Hood’s Sarsa- ;
parilla, which acts gently, yet surely and
efficiently. It tones the stomach and other
organs, regulates the digestion, creates a
good appetite, and by thus Sick
overeommgthemflsymp" dach
toms removes thessympa- Fi€adaACNO
thetle effects of the disease, banishes the
headache, and refreshes the tired mind.
«1 have been troubled with dyspepsia. I
kad but Jittle q;pletite, and what I gli:ll eat
stressed me, or me
Heart- little good. ’ln an how ‘
burn aster eating I would expe- ‘
rience a faintness, or tired, all-gone feeling,
as though I bad not eaten anything. My trou
ble, I think, was aggravated by my business,
which is that of a painter, and from being
more or less shut up in a Sour
room with fresh paint. Last
spring I took Hood’s Sarss~ Stomach
rilla—took three bottles. 1t did me an
immense amount of good. It gave me an
appetite, and my food relished and satisfled
the eraving I had previously expevienced.”
GEORGE A. PAGE, Watertown, Mass.
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
Bold by all druggists. §1; six for §5. Prepared only
¥y C.l. HOOD & CO,, Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass,
100 Doses One Dollar
Willie Smith, the yonng colored
man who shot Rube Glover, also
eolored, in Larkin’s saloon some
time last year, was tried at Da
rien last week. Smith was arres.
ted soon after the crime was com~
mitted, on a charge of assault
with intent to murder, and gave
bond. »His victim died and Smith
fled the state, but was apprehen
‘;ded in Cclumbia, S.C. and brought
back to Darien. When his case
was called Smith plead gunilty to
voluntary manslaughter and was
sentenced to the penitentiary for
ten years.
The Atlanta National Building and Loan
Association,
From Atlanta Constitution, April 20.
The Atlanta National Building
and Loan Association loaned dur
ing the past week $44,900 to mem
bers of the association in Georgia,
Mississipni, Texas, Tennessee,
Alabama and North Carolina.
The smallest individual loan was
S2OO. and the largest $6,000. Wif
ty-two loans were made, which
were secured ou first mortgages
on unincnmbered real estate worth
from two to five times the amount
of the loan. This is certainly a
good showing for the association,
:which is only now in the fourth
month of its existence, and re
flects much credit npon the able
management of its oflicers and di
rectors,
For prospectus of above named
association, apply to M. J. Head,
Agent and Attorney, Buchanan,
Ga.
Joe Dudley, a discharged watch
man of the convict camp at the
rock quarry near Grifiin, was shot
Saturday night. The bullet broke
the bone in his right leg above
the knee. The shot was fired in
self-defense by Henry Nesbit, a
negro who had incurrved the ill
will of Dudley because he succeed
ed to the place when Dudley was
discharged for drunkennees and
absence from his post,
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Having commenced instructing
la class in music at the residence of
Mr. W, M. Shell, 1 respecifully
l-solicit the patronage of Buchans
lan and community. Promising
'satisfaction and reasonable terms,
MAGNOLIA SHUFORD.
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W. H. BEALL,
PHYBIQIAN AND SERGEON
BREMEN, - - GA.
‘ Will answer all night calls from
the late residence of J. Price one.
lhalf mile south of Bremen. If yolm
have Hernia of long standing he
;will guarantee a cure or satisfaes
}tion.
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Buchanan, Ga.
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