Haralson banner. (Buchanan, Ga.) 1884-1891, June 13, 1890, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextCORRESPONDENCE. BREMEN. Send the BAnNER to J. S. Bell. Crops are growing the best in ‘she world, We had the boy preacher, Jim mie Cook, with us last night. Phillipps, Miller & Baswell are getting their machinery and fao tory nearly ready for plaining, matching and resawing at the . jundction. | Yeur Bremen coprespondent had «a great dealof pleasure in Waco last Sunday in Sunday school ‘work. They had some fine sing ing. Felton will have to do some! fine singing if she surpasses Wa «o. 1 C. W, PARKER. ‘ bbb it iiy | 4 | WESLEY ‘CHAPEL. | Enrror Bavyer: I will give yon @ few items from this part of the county. The health is good through this part, except Uncle IHop Jean who is very low sith a eancer. - I havn't Bmuch vews te write about this week, while it i 8 rain ing and the refreshing showers from our heavenly father is upon as. } I would like to read some detters {rom our young folks through the papers. A great many of you can write better than I can, and it would encourage our papers. Crops are looking well through this section. May the blessings of omr Lord rest upon the people through out the land, and may the wickedness be driven from our midst. Well, I will close for this time, for fear this ‘‘squib’’ falls into the waste basket. Good wishes to the Banxrer and its many readers. 1. H, FELTON ITEMS. Mgz. Epiror:—lf you will be so kind as to find space in your valuable paper, The HARALSON BANNER, I will feel very great ful. Where i& our Felton correspondent mow, “Ruff and Ready,” that he is not writing auymore for and in behalf of our fair ligtle town, Felton? Is he dead, or is e so busiily engaged cutting cord wood ‘that he has not time to write? Felton meeds a regular correspondent, for she is a worthy and progressive little town and deserves all the credit that may be wiven her, The good people of this place and sur .rounding community are very busy at tending to their own affairs in life, and everything is moving on quietly. Last Monday evening we had a fine re. freshing rain, which animated the farm ers and they are all in high spirit They report their crops as being very flour ishing and promise a good harvest. When the farmers do well all do well, ' is & trne adage. Felton can proadly boast of her school, which is in 2 first class condition under the management of Prof. J. C. Rokerson. Prof. Roberson opened school here on the first Monday in January, last, and he has sinee that tsme enrolled one hundred and thirty-six pupils from Haralson county and twenty-five from Polk, : Felton has also a fine Sunday sehool, and an interesting Literary Society. With my best wishes for the Bawnsr’s suceess, ; OBSERVER. NEAR BREMEN. News scarce. ‘Work flourshing. Grass plenty. Cotton looks well, 'We have ' seen some squares. ; - Let me say to you many readers ~ that lam behind. Some of my - meighbor farmers have corn tassels ready to put out. But while I am hind in everything. Mr. D. W. Hollaway and wife are at her father's house on a visit. Old fashion sweet potato cus tards have a mighty delicious taste for this soason of the year, We hawve no sickness or deaths to report this weelk, 1 We have been hard down at work this week and have not been. ont to see anybody. I hearsome talking of getting ready for a county fair, and if Haralson does attempt such a thing we don’t want her to make a fail ure. We want her to come to the front in everything that pertaims tothe building up of our county. Success %o the BaNNer and its many readers. N. H. ¢ LITTLE CREEK DOTS. Oh? how ouy hearts rejoice this morning for the blessed good rain is falling to okeer our hearts and build up our hopes for a good vrop year. ur expectations are great. We expect a great and glorious time this year beth spiritwal and temporally. We had a good meeting. Last week Sister King preached from Thursday night till Sunday. The spirit of God is always with her. She can exercise more fath in God than any person I ever saw, Last Friday night we think she preached the best sermon we: ever heard fall from the lips of any paeacher. We want to have a geod time to-morrow. May the {Lord be with us that we may please him in all we say and do, Saturday evening. The picenic is over, I neversaw a better behaved crowd of people in my life with the exception of one young man who seemed a lit tle disposed to fight. We had six speeches and good sing ing. The names of the spoakers are as follows: ~ Henry F. Oswalt, Josh Fincher, John Sims, Rev, W. F. Lassetter, of Tallapoo ga, Then dinney was arnounced and all ate. The speakers after dinner were Mr, and Mrs. Flem Lingo, but I was about to forget. First of all, Mr, James Sims opened the day services with the intro-. ductory speech, which was very good. There were between four and five hun dred people present and there was plenty of dinner on the table for as many more, Our Sunday school is prospering and growing every day. God is hearring our prayers and answering them. Just come over some Sunday evening Mr. Ed itor and see what the good Lord is deing through his servants who are laboring with his people. Well, I will close for this time. May the Lord bless his peo ple forever. Amen. Hexgy F. Oswarr. WACO. Trade is exceptionally good for the season, so say the merchants. Rev. T. A. Higdon, of Tallapoo sa, preached the dedication ser mon at the Baptist church last Sunday. The farmers say they never saw as fine prospects for good crops as now. : ; Myr. John Stewart of Carrollton spent Sunday in Waco. Messrs Johu Hutcheson and E. J. Walton of Tallahoosa were over to see their best girls last Sunday. Mr, Jesse Beall and wife, of near Temple, spent Saturday night and Sunday in Waco, Mr. J, S. Jeter has rebuilt his machine shop and is running full time. We noticed Col. C. J. Juhan on our streets last week, - ~ Btreet working was the order of the day last week. ~ Mr. Laz Hood, of Philadelphia, is on a visit to relatives in Waco. Dr. Aderhold returned from hisl visit north last Friday. Mr. G. W, Little of Atlant is in Waco. Mzr. Joe Carroll of Atlanta has moved to Waco where he will make hisfuture home. We are glad to get such citizens as Bro. €. 10 locate in our midst. Is it not time our democratic executive sommittee was taking some action in regard to finding a man to represent Haralsen coun ty in the legislatare, also one for the senate? We think the office should ‘“hunt’’ the man instead of the man the office. Waco has got pkenty of good men that would go if elected fairly and squarly by the people. Give the people a { chance and let them say who they {'want. : | Send the BANNER ome year to Mr. C. A. Thompson. Yours with a good appetite for primary elections. . I, There's The Dinner Bell ! What a clattering and chatter ing as the children answer the dinner bell and rush into the din ing room. Oh! the gratification a good appetite as our noon day’s meal is set before us. But this vacant chair, what does it mean? “Oh! that is Uncle Charley’s seat. Guess he don’t feel like eating, he’s got dyspepsia, youn know.” “‘Dysdepsia ! horrors ! Deliver us from dyspepsia. What’s the use {of being plagued with such an ailment anyway? What's the use having a stomach so irritated and sore that eyen one bite of food gives it distress? Why net heal the soreness, and ally the irrita tion and strengthen its muscnlar processes, by using Botanic Blood Balm. Will it cure. It certainly will. Many, many a former dys peptic owes his enjoyment of life to B. B. B. Givé it a trial, S. 4. Chandler, Richmond, Va., ‘writes: “No one can afford to be withous B. B. B. wishes an appe tite. I could scarely eat a single bigcuit for breakfast, but since taking B. B. B. I clean the whole table, so to speak. ¢ Best of All Cough medicines, Ayer’s Cherry Pece toral is in greater demand than ever. No preparation for Throat and Lung Troubles is so prompt in its effects, so agreeable to the taste, and so widely known as this. It is the family medi cine in thousands of households. “T have suffered for years from & bronchial trouble that, whenever I take cold or am exposed to inclement Yeath- ¢ er, shows itself by a very annoying tickling sensation in the throgt and by diffioulty in breathing. T have tried a great many remedies, but none does 8o well as Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral which always gives ptompt relief in returns of my old complaint.” — Ernest A. Heg}er. Ins}gector of Public Roads, Parish Ter« re Bonne, La. « 1 consider Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral & most important remedy For Home Use. have tested its curative power, in my family, many times during the past ¢hirty years, and have never known it to fail.” It will relieve the most serious sffections of the throat and iungs, whether in children or adults.” — Mrs, E. G. Edgerly, Council Bluffs, lowa. ¢« Twenty years a{fo I was troubled with a disease of the lungs. Doctors . afforded me no relief and considered my ease hopeless. I then began to use Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, and, before I had finished one bottle, found relief. I continued to take this medicine until a cure was effected. I believe that Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral” saved m{ life,”’ — Samuel Griggs, Waukegan, Il “Six years ago I contracted a severe cold which settled on my lungs and soon developed all the alarming symg toms of Consum})tion-. I had a cough, night sweats, b eedinﬁ of the lungs, pains in chest and sides, and was 80 rostrated as to be confined to my ged most of the time. After trying varions Prescriptions, without benefit, my physician finally determined to give me A{er’s Cherry Pectoral. I took it; ‘and the effect was magical. I seeme(i to rally from the first dose of this medicine, and, after using only three bottles, am as well and sound as _ever."” — Rodney Johnson, Springfield, 111, * er's Gherry Pectoral Ayer's Gherry Pectoral, PREPARED BY Dr. J. C. Ayer & Go.,;,};;_t.owali. Mass. Bold by all Druggiste, Price§l; six bottlos, $h e et oit A Aol e 0 S e bot i B CHATTANOOGA, ROME & COLUMBUS R. R. “CHICKAMAUGA ROUTE.” This new and popular route has a double dzily Passenger Service between Chat. tanooga and and Carroilton. The traveling publis would do well to patronize this new short line between the North and Seuth. Clae wornections are made at Chat tanooga, Tenn., Rome, @a., and Carrallton, Ga,, with all Jines diverging from these points. Our patrons are assured good gud vomfortable accommodations. N ote schedule below., SOUTH , NORTH ———————p—— e eet PASSENGER . PASSENGER TRAINS. STATIONS, J TRAINS. No. 3.] No. 1./ No. 2 No, 4 Daily } Daily Daily l Daily O—— s|i+ Wk e i i S —t S — P. M. |A. M. ] Dep. Arr. ’ P M l A. M, 345 1000 {.......CHATTAN00GA.,...... 710 11 10 359 10 14° covvne ss s MOSVILIE Vit 655 10 57 410 § 1025 {...,.,.M15510NR1DGE....... | 644 | 10 46 420 1036 | ......CRWFISH SPRINGS.... | 634 10 36 431 | 1047 +eesO..,ROCK SBPRING. ~ ...... 623 ' 10 21 439 D iy ALY, 10 13 445 HlO 1 invyalbl FAXBITE. .\ \\\.. 602 958 DOO ¢ 1138 §il c . NARFINDALE.......| Baß 940 528 LBR Lo i i ARBRIIN oy 528 923 b 387 11 52 ~...Z.SUMMERVILLE..H... D2O l 9.11 546 1202 1 ......RACCOON M1LL5...... &11 901 555 OB eRS e bO2 8§ 51 600 12 16 «ovv»« . TALLAFERRO...,.... { bb7 845 608 12 24 ...,,....HOLLAND_.-.\....... 450 838 617 | 128 |......WH1TE SPRINGS....... l 4 37 820 629 12 45 .........LAVENDER.........] 426 ' 817 700 J 116 IROME] 400 | 750 716 { 181 |..\..,.81LVYE8RCRERK.......| 8338 | 79 728 LBl by BRNERID ..t %o 716 732 148 Lo GRARRURERE. ... 32 | 712 744 220 1...-,....CEDART0WN;..\.... 304 700 755 S lwie i XOBNER 255 650 812 | 248 |....\....,..FELT0N..-........! 234 632 830 307 sonyovs s BUDHANAN ..o 216 614 847 335 "KRAMERI 167 5b7 900 348 .......MANDEVILLE......‘.' 141 b 44 915 400 .30, . CARROLLTON ....... 130 530 N l 2 4 Arr. Dep- 1P,M,l A. M e e e E T T T Passengers leaving Chattanooga on No, 1, arrive at Rome, Ga., 1:11, p. m., Car rollton 4p. m. Griffin 7:20 p. m., and Macon 12:20 p.m.. Returning, leave Macon, 8:10 a. m., Griffin, 10:20 a. m., Carrollton, 1:45 p. m., Rome, 4 p. m., and arrive at Chattanooga at 7:10 p. m. Making a daylight ride between Macon, Ga., and Chat tanooga, Tenn. See that your tickets read via C B &0, R R W. H. WILLIAMSON, A. N. SLOAN, yeting Supt,, G T aP A Rome, Ga, Chattanooga, Tenn. ~4+JOB WORK 4« -+NEATLY AND CHEAPLY 4 —EXECUTED— At this Office. NOW Is The Time i To Make A Little Money. Buy a heap of goods. I have taken great pains in purchasing my Spring stock of CLOTHING, ‘ HATS, | SHOES ? AND 3 DRESSGOODS At prices that will astonish you. T ALSO keep on hand furn: iiture, Bureans, Bedstads, Chairs and Mattresses. i A 2, | v a 2 * IM THE GROCERY LINE = ‘ I keep on hand corn CORN IN CAR LOTS, COFFEE, SUGAR, MEAT and TOBACCO, f ALL AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES. CALL AND PRICE FOR YOURSELF BEFORE BUYING : ELSEWHERE. G. M. ROBERTS, | BUCHANAN, GA