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About Haralson banner. (Buchanan, Ga.) 1884-1891 | View Entire Issue (July 4, 1890)
@The fjoralson LWonner, VOLUME VII. LOCAL TITEMS. July the 4th. ~. National Holiday. Oue bundred and fourteenth anni versary of Amecrican indepéiid ence. €Col. S. P. Shepard went up to Cedartown last Satueday. Mr. A. L. Morgan says he had sotton blooms the 26th of June. Col. W. P. Robinson visited Tallapoosa the first of the week. Base ball, foot racing, ete., were all the go last Saturday afternoon. Hon. Bill Brown of Carroliton " wasin town the first of the week. The worst cases of serofula, salt - rheum and other diseases of the blood, are cured by Hoed's Sarsa ( parilla. DE WITT'S LITTLE EARLY RISERS. Most pleasant cathrtic liver pills ever made. Sold by Neill & Co. : The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Willingham has been: very sick, but we are glad {o learn is some better at this writting. ~ Cleanse your breath and regu- Jate your bowels with DE WITT"S LITTLE EARLY RISERS. Sold by Neill & Co. My, Thos W. Griffith has moved back to his residence which has been occupied for the last few mor.ths by Mr. W. A. J. Wester. DE WITT'S LITTLE FEARLY RISERS. Best pill for Sick Head ache and Sore Stomach. Sold by Neill & Co. ;r The annnal meeting of the Har alson county 5. S. Association will ' be held @t Buchanan Wednesday before the third Sunday in Au gust. a Mrs. Lgander, Wright informs us that she was cured Ts Chronic Constipation by DE WITT'S LIT TLE EARLY RISFRS. Sold by Neill & Co. . Mr. A.J. Hunt sent us two cot ‘ton blocms the 28th inst., he sa,ys:! ¢“We have plenty of them.’’ Mr,J Hunt is one of Haralson’s best farmers. . ; 4 .. DE WITT’S LITTLE EARLY - RISERS are little pills that do not gripe or cause pain. Small, easy to take, safe. Sold by Neill & Co. S | A number of our people attended ‘ - the gemeral meeting held at Holly springs, «Primtive Baptist church in Carroll co, last Saterday and; Sunday. ~ DEWITTS SARSAPARILLA ~ will renew and purify the blood, eradicate disease and make diges tion easy We sell it, Neill & Co. % Messrs. T. J. Loveless, J. W, Ogletree, G. M. Roberts, Ira 8.. Boas and J. R. Griffith attended the S. 8. Association at Bremen ~ last Saturday. | ~ In last week’s issue we made a ~ mistake in the initials of Mr. Coal - Bon who will preach here the sec - ond Sunday. It should have been A.J. instead of J. C. Note the ~ ¢hange this week. : ORDIR_FRATHERS FOR ,‘(' NR .‘ DT} LYY P S 4 WY ] BUCHANAN, CGEORGIA, FRIDAY JULY, 4. 1890. Laz Summerlin is on the sick list this week. . Col. 5. E. Grow of Carrollton was in town Monday. Politics is plentiful, but chick ens and eggs are scarce. As this is natiional holiday we get out a four page, allhome print paper this week. “ Mr. R. E. Loveless says that he is now prepared to give fifty-six persons theéir-meals at one time. | Rev. A, J. Coalson, a noted ’young Baptist minister, of Tem ple, Ga., will preach here the scc iond Sunday in July, everybody in :vited to ecome out and hear him. _ Dizziness, Loss of Appetite, that Tired Feeling, Faintness, Dyspepsia, Blood Disorders. Ee zema, Blotches, Pimple, Sallow Skin and most diseases resnlt from ‘an impure condition of the Blood. Purify it with __ _DE WIT’S SARSAPARILLA ‘We sell and recommend it, Neill :& Co. i . ; ‘A good mauy of pur beople at tended the. big singing at Corinth church a few miles east of town last Sunday. They report good imusic, and a nice time generally. ~ Cliff, the 9 and one-half year old son of Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Neill, has been quite sick thig week with brain fever, but wé are glad to note that he is mncfi better at this writing. P - BUCKLEN’S ARNICA SALVE. TaE Best SALVE in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Soras, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chap ped Hands, Chilblaing, Corns, and all Skin Eruptiong, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For Sale by Neill & Co. The cotton fields of this commu nity are speckled with blooms; this speaks well for the cotton crop, as cotton blooms are usually searce in this section on the 4th of‘ July. ' Wken you get all out of sorts,] Billions, Dyspeptic, Despondent, ‘ Blood impure Liver inactive, lack of ambition, tired feeling and everything goes wrong just come to us and get a bottle of DEWITTS SARSAPARILLA. It isa perfect ly reliable perparation and will' build you up and renew your strength, Neill & Co. : 1 Little Charley, the four year old son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Griffith, of Temple, Ga., passed quietly away last Thursday night. The little fellow had suffered some time with measles and in cennec tiom with measles took pneumonia. The two discases baffled the skill of the physicians and released his gpirit from eacthly ties and it fled to God who gave it. While we extend our'heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved family, we feel that their Joss is Heaven's gain. Mr. W. J. Brown lost a good mule last ‘'Wednesday evening. Mr. Brown’s mule was taken sick Wednesday afternoon, at Messrs. Brown & McGarity’s saw mill about twe miles north of town. The mule was brought to town ‘where almost every conceivable ef fort was made to relieve its suffer inigs, but it only grew worse until about midnight when it/ died. fg&ifl‘&@.%ggg;rz;b%msshto Mx(-,’.f Brown. 'We learn that he paic CHILDREN'S DAY, The following is the programme for children’s day in Buchanan, iJuly 6th, @ p. w 0 d o | " PROGRAMME. ; | - Sowing the seed. : 1. Opgning hymn. 2. Address by T. W. Dimmock. } 3. A prayer for God_"s&kingdom; iPs., B 0 L ) 4. Scripture reading ! 5. Singing—Seed and Harvest. v Questions for workers. 7. Recitation—Annie Ault. 8. Grateful givers—-—b& fourteen ‘boys and girls. 3 . 9. Song by . school—*“Giving to Christ. ; Intermission. | EVENING EXERCISES, 7:30. ~ Programme; Missionary Barrels. 1. Singing. ! . 2. Responsive Reading. ° 8 Prayer. | : 4. Singing. it 5. Reeitation—Miss ' Maguolia l Shuford. i 6. Concert exercises by seven girls. : ' 7. Singing. 8. Recitation — Migs Muble Oglesby—¢Rock of Ages." } 9. Doxology. ; 1 The Power of Money. -~ what an influence for good or evil ig ‘exerted by the proper or ‘emproper use of money. It seemes to be the first essential of modern life. Sad indeed is the Jot of that man or that woman without mon ey and without friends. Espe cially in case of sickngss is the need of money felt most pressing ly, and yet even the rich with all there money fall into a state of poore health and die, whereas if theirmoney was rightly expended and the proper remedies applied they might regain health and strength. . : Z. A Clatk, Atlanta, Ga., says: “I spent four hundred and eighty dollars in gold to cure me cf terri ble blood poison that affecied my limbs and nose and body, with running ulcers. One month’s treatment of B B B heald the ul cers, restord my appetite, strengthened my kidneys and ad ded 21 pounds to weight.” . Still, in spite of this and much other testimony there are many who refuse to try the remedy, seeming to prefer to pay large fees to physiciaus, or visit distant springs in vain hopes of recovery. The great truth however, ever shines brightly and’ that ie, that no one who ever gave B BB (Bo tauic Blood Balm a trial ever found disappointment therein. 0. H. Rudolph, Talladega, Fla., writes: ‘I had blood disease for six years, but, nothing benefited me, although 1 paid two hundred and fifty dollars for treatment: At last I tride B B B and found it a quick and cheap blood purifier. ~ GEORGIA—HaraLsoN Counry. ~ Whereas, J. 8. M. Biggers, ad ‘ministrator .of Joseph Lominack, represents to the court in his pe tition duly filed and entered on record that he has fulli adminis-, tered Joseph Lominack’s estate. ‘This is therefore to cite all persons concerned, heirs and creditors- to show cause, if any they can, why said administrator should not be discharged from his administra tion and receive letters of dismis f'lpxi the first Monday in Octo k e R AT EVERETT IS THE HAN, ——— e : " Hon. R, W. Everett, of Polk, 1s The Alli -ance Uandidate From The Sev- e nth Congressional Distriot, Below we publish the eqmmittee’s let ter notifying Mr. Hverett of his selection, also his letter of aceeptance. . THE COMMITTEES LETTER. RowE, Ga., June IBth, 1890. To Ho~. R. W. Evererr, Fish, Ga. Dear Sir—At a meeting of delegates elected by the County Alliances of the 7th Congressional Disirvict this day as sembled for the purpose of presenting to the Democratic Convention of said Dis trict, the name of a suitable man to rep resent the District in the 52nd Congress of the United States, you were unani mously chosen by the body, and the un dersigned were appointed to agk your ac eeptance, pledging there harty support and eo-oporation, Very respeetfully, Pavn B. TrRaMMELL, W. B, 8. Davis, H. D. Hurcueson, ! : Committee, LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE, - Howme, Near Fisn, Ga,, Jone 23, 1890- | Messrs, Paul B, Trammell, W. B- 8. Da. vis, H. D. Huteheson, Committee, { GENTLEMEN:—I am_just in receipt of ] yonr eommunication'\nforming me of the Rome Convention on 15th instant in pre senting my name to the Democracy of the 7th Qongressional District as g suitable candidate to reprvesent said Distriet in the 52d Congress and ask my aceeptance. Candoz compels me to say that the pn-i litcal outlouk at present is by no means encourageing, and that uponthe slm.ping{ of legislation for the next few years hinges, not our prosperity only, but our existance as a free and endipendant peo ple. All republican government should e “hy thepeople, of the people and for the people.”” The tendency of legisla | tion for a quater of a century has been to. foist upon the country a plutoeracy, that ‘banefnl Upas under whose shade more than one republic has languished and weakened and died. The prosperity of a coantry if not measured by its wealth,but by an equitable distribution of its wealth. Loylty to a country’s institutions, and that chivalrie, self-saerificing spirit which causes the masses. to bare their breasts to the storm of battle, and ren der a ready and willing obedience to a country’s call in time of invasion or of peril, can be secured and maintained only by such legislation as will insnre ““equal vights to all and special privilog es to none.”’ . To this end we should demand, Ist. 'The repeal or radical modifica tion of the existing banking system of the * United States—gigaunticr Anaconda of oppression within whose fatal folds thousand are annually being entwined, in the vain effort to satisfy its insatiable greed. 2d. That the unwarranted exwavagance which chdracterized every department of government should be summarily sup pressed, and that the people should he taxed only to sapport an economical and judicious administration. 3d. That such laws be enacted as will prevent specunlation to interfere with the price of the prime necessities of life. 4th, ’_[:hat a volume of curency be is_ sued in sufficient amount, as when suple mented by the gold and silver cireulation shall suffice to do the buisiness of the country on a cash hasis. . The foregoing are some of the principal reform essential to the peace, prosperity f and perpetuity of oar republic, and to their accomplishment I pledge whatever of energy and talent a beneficent Prov idence has endowed me with. 1 Yore expression of confidence and es teem, gentlemen, challenges my grate | ful acfinowled%e;ments and commands my serviees, ith assurance of very high regards, lam, | Very trul&yours, : ‘ ; SW. EVERETT., | The addition to the Loveless house has been completed. Geo.: Cole is painting the bunilding out and outand when he gets through Buchanan will have as nice a hotel gypstosn. G Nl e e R NUMBER 24. PROFESSIONAL. W. F. GOLDIN. J. B. GOLDIN, GOLDIN & BRO, PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS, DRAKETOWN, - - GA. Offer their practice to the citizens of Haralson and adjoining coun ties. ‘ ‘ .hm S. L. Craven. Lloyd Thomas Craven & Thomas, ATTORNEYS AT Law, BUCHANAN,, - - - GEORGIA. M Ivy F. Thompson W. P. Robinson. Cedartown, Ga, Buchdnan, Ga. - Thompson & Robinson, Attorneys at Law, Buchanan, Georgia. mm_m WM. Mcßrive, Price EDWARDS. ~ Tallapoosa, Buchanan. : 8 5 o sMcßride & Bdwards, = ‘ ATTORNEYS AT Law. Offices: Tallapoosa and Buchanan. 1 M | I. N. CHENEY, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, BrREMEN, GA. M G. W. Austin, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Carrollton, - Georgia. W J. M. NEILL, M.D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, BucHANAN, GEORGIA, : Offers his professional services to the town and surrounding country. All calls promptly responded to night or day. Office at dlrugstm‘e of Neill & Co. 1 will be found at night at the Buck Kelly place, 150 yards south of G. M. Roberts’ store : i mm—-__ JAS, A. BLANCE. J. W. BIGGERS. cedartown, Ga. praketown, ca. BLANCE & BIGGERS. L-AWYERS, Will practice in the courts of Haralson county, and in the Federal courts at At lanta. Prompt attention given all bugi ness, ¢ mw GEO. R. HUTCHENS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Tallapoosa, - - - Georgia. (= Criminal law a specialty. mw M. J. HEAD. A. I. HEAD. suchanan, Ga. Tallapoosa, Ga. HEAD & HEAD, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Buchanan and Tallapoosa, Georgia. O TRO U WA TRO K T S LTI 7RN TTR NY e J. L. COBB, ATTORNEY AT LAW, | Carrollton, Ga. | l Will practice in carroll and adjoining eounties, : RV ST oURBT N R TW WA LTI RN YT A R A T John T. ©obb, " PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, BucrANAN, GEORGIA. Having permanently located at Buch anan, [ ofi{;r my professional services t the people of ]}}‘uchax;an and surround ing country. All edlls &romytly re sponded to day or night. Office, oung’s oYd stand. I will be found at night at the Morgan Head place, opposite I'. P. Moore’s, R RS TR OSOROSTR BLT T L LM2 SO W. C. ADAMSON. R. D. JACKRON Adamson & Jackson, LAWYERS, CARROLLTON, - - GEORGIA.
