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About Haralson banner. (Buchanan, Ga.) 1884-1891 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 19, 1890)
@he foralson Banner, VOLUME VII. BUCHANAN, GEORGIA, FRIDAY SEPTEMBER, 19. 1890. NUMBER 35. UL PROFESSIONAL. | W. F. GOLDIN, J. B. GOLDIN. GOLDIN & BRO, PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS, DRAKETOWY, - - GA. Offer their practice to the citizens of Haralson and adjoining coun ties. ST T DOV STR FA AT S NWT TIR A N TS S D 8. L. Craven. Lloyd Thomas ! h - Graven & Thomas, ATTORNEYS AT Law, BUCHANAN, - - - GEORGIA. )W 25 OWOGTV MR TR T W AWY R SRR, YA TN . B 50 Ivy F. Thompson W. P. Robinson. Cedartown, Ga, Buchanan, Ga. . Thompson & Robinson, Attorneys at Law, Buchanan, Georgia. J. M. Mcßripe, Price EDWARDS. Tallapoosa, Buchanan. 1 e e «Jeßride & Fdwards, ATTORNEYS AT Law. Offices: Tallapoosa and Buchanan. mflw—“ . N.CHENEY, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, . BREMEN, GA. AR WA RT T 5E LR SRS\ RO MR MATKL X B A N ATTORNEY AT LAW, " Carrollten, - Georgia. =7 J. M. NEILL, 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 dragstore of Neill & Co. 1 will be found at night at the Buck Kelly place, 150 yards south of G. M. Roberts’ store JAS. A. BLANCE. J. W. BIGGERS. cedartown, ca. praketown, Ga. BLANCE & BIGGERS. LAWYERS, Will practice in the courts of Haralson county, and in the Federal courts at At fanta. Prompt attention given all busi ness. RTINS TSTA AN I W T S N R SO, VIO YLT GEO. R. HUTCHENS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, | Tallapoosa, - - =~ Georgia. & §-="Criminal law a specialty. M. J. HEAD. A. 1. HEAD. guchanan, ca. rTallapoosa, Ga HEAD & HEAD, , "ATTORNEYS AT LAWw, Buchanan and Tallapoosa, Georgia. '—mw J. L. COBB, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Carrollton, Ga. Wil practice in carroll and adjoining vounties, PN A PR XTI PR UW A S YRAN YB T AIT T TS John T. Cobb, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, BucHANAN, GEORGIA. Having flpermanently located at Buch anan, I offer my professional serviees t the people of Buchanan and surround ing country. Al calls Eromptly re Sfmnded to day or night. Office, Young’s old stand., I will be found at night at the Morgan Head place, opposite 1. P, Moore's. AR WA I BN TN 50,0 TLR DT M LA 7ST Y W. C. ADAMSON. R. D. JACKSON Adamson & Jackson, LAW YERS, - CARROLLTON, » GEORGIA. LOCAL ITEMS. Mg. Joe W, Kelley has moved back to town, Mr. Isaac Weatherby went over to the gate city on business Tues day. : Mr. T. W. Griffith and family are visiting relatives at Davis ville, Ala., Mr J. Z. Craven of Carrollton was in town a few days the first of the week. Mr. G. M Roberts went up to Chattanooga last Saturday, re turning Sunday. A goodly number of our people attended the association at Cor rinth last Sunday. : Woman sufferage will be deba ted at the Literary society next Wednesday night. Letters of personal advancement politically charged forat the regu lar rate of advertising. ; Col. S. P. Shepard who has been reading law for some time was admitted to the bar Monday. The cotton fields are getting very white and cotfon pickers will soon be in great demand. Col. S. 1.. Craver and fami'y are visiting relatives and friends at Crossplains, Ala., this week. Miss Jessie Beall who has been attending school at this place re. turned to her home at Embry: last week. - Mr. W. L. Crowley, who has lived in Buachanan since last spring, moved to Felton last Mon day. : Prof. Heury Shell, of near Se noia, spent a few days with his brother, Mr. W. M. Shell, ¢f this place last week. Dr. W. F. Robertson and family of Attalla, Ala., have been visi ting their many friends in Buch anan, for several days. Crops in the vacinity of Buch avan are almost as good as the land will make them. They were damaged very little by drouth. A multitude of people attended the association at Corinth Sunday. The crowd was ronghly estimated at from one tothree thousand peo ]_‘_vle. We learn that there will be an all day singing at Pleasant Grove about four miles west of Buchanau the first Sunday in Oc tober. . Do you want a bhandsome pres ent? If so don’t fail to get your name in our premium box. Our drawing takes place the first day of October. NOTICE. Al persons wishing to pay what ‘they are due me, either on note or account, by the first day of Octo ‘ber will get one per cent. discount. Respectfully, J. C. Foorg, Draketown, Ga. ORDER FEATHERS FOR MATTRESSES, PILLOWS , " Rome, G 2 We call attention to the new ad vertisement of Mrs L. P. McKis sack. She has a new stock of mil linery goods which she propuses to sell very cheap. Mrs. J. T. Hearn and Miss Amanda Holeombe have opened a new millinerystore in the Smith building south of the court house. Give them a call. Owing to the eampaign matter{ that we were almost obliged to pub lish this week, a number of inter esting communications were una voidably crowded out. \ Miss Fannie Thompson, of_'BeeQ cham, Ala., with her little neice, of Young’'s, spent a few days with friends in Buchanan the latter part of last week and the first of this. Messrs. W. J. Head of this place and J. L. Head of Carrollton who have been up in Tennessee for some time introducing the Ford and Revell live rollers retnrned last Monday. Miss Lizzie Anthony, our assist ‘unt school teacher, lett for her ‘home at Cave Springs last Mon day. Miss Lizzie has many friends in Buchanan who regret ted to see her leave. Elders J. C. Coalson and M. F. Waddell will commence a series of meetings at the Baptist church to-morrow. We feel assured that you will be interssted if yon will come ont and hear them. Rev. T. J. Biggers, of Drake ltown, is erecting a nice dwelling on Depot street near T. W. Grif fith’s residence, Our eflicient clerk, Mr. J. S. M, Biggers, will move into the building at once. The July adjourned term of Haralson Superior court was held at the court house last Monday. Considerable business was trans acted but for want of space we cannot give the proceedings this‘ week. . Look Here Farmers. I We will be ready to start our gin the first of next week. Every thing will be in the best of order and we will do you good work. Bring along yonr cotton. W. G. Woatherly & Son. We publish this week some per sonal and political letters and cer tificates, but we want it under stood that we are not responsible for any of them, but publish them at the request of the candites and their friends. and leave them without comment for the counsid eration of our readers. : It is with sorrow that we note the fact that Mr. Jas. F. Garner, living in the 20th district, had the misfortnne to get his leg bro ken last week. 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Interest lower than usnally offered in this coun~ ty. Apply to ; Cravex & Tromas, Agents, Buchanan, Ga. M W. H.'-BEALL, PHYSICIAN AND SERGEON BREMEN, - - @aA. Will answer all night ealls from the late residence of J. Price one half mile south of Bremen. If yon have Hernia of iong standing he will guarantee a cure,or satisfac tion. M Q. . . l 9 i HNEW g —o——o— : iMILLINERY GOODS. O~ =——o 4y |1 have just received a new stock of fall and winter Milli nery Goods, consisting of La ces, Trimmings and Hats to suit all, and am determined to undersell any other firm in town. Ladies call and examine my clegant stock and get my prices before buying. Respectfully, Mgs. L. P. McKissack, Buchanan, Ga. m'—n‘w_ HELL & YANCY SE&L‘ 1 £ . l : } o : xLIVERY AND FEED STABLEx o—o—o Southwest of Public Square. Good l turnouts turnished at any and all | times. Charges reasonable and terms cash. Top turnont, one day, S2OO. Half day, $1.25. Horse, buggy and driver, one day $2.50. __-m—-“—. ~ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, DRAKETOWN, GA. Offers his services to the people of Haralson and adjoining coun-~ ties. Calls promptly responded to night or day. 0 T ,“ £ dones & Whitton | Livery and Foed Stable , , o——o—p ' FELTON, GA. - South west of (ilopot. Good turn outs a¢ any and all times. Char ges reasonable and terms cash. Top turnout one day, $2.00. Half day, $1.25. Horse, buggy and driver one day, $2.50. m“_m-\?m‘ JOE LASSETER, BARBER, BUCHANAN, GEORGIA. Work done neatly and cheaply at all times., Giveme a call. - DR, PARKER'S Medical & Surgical institute Qc 161} N. Spruce St., N‘shvule,'legn. . 11 Chronic Dis -4 Sj » e"g:a 'gleli]odr:llt'l':ca and Su.:&ical‘ % & JEGW Cases. Sexual Diseases of Men, MW Women and Children the results P o Impergfl‘t Development, Ivil, Habits or Hzcesses. plu%and the Whiskey Haidt, ete. Sanitarium and rlntelvlng-ln Hos~ elial in conmection. Write for ciraglap
