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About Haralson banner. (Buchanan, Ga.) 1884-1891 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 3, 1890)
The foralson Vonner. VOLUME VII. PROVMSSIONAL, Wi F. GOLDIN. J, B. GOLDIN. ~ GOLDIN &BRO, PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS, DRAKETOWN, - - GA. Offer their practicesto the citizens of Haralson and adjoining- coun- Mes. M # L. Craven. Lloyd Thomas Craven & Thomas, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, . BUCHANAN, - - - GEORGIA. w Ivy F. Thompson W. P. Robinson. Cedartown, Ga. Buchanan, Ga. Thompson & Robinson, Attorneys at Law, Buchanan, Georgia. m J. M. McßribE, PricE EDWARDS. Tallapoosa,. Buchanan. &= 0t " S «Meßride & Edwards, ATTORNEYS AT Law. Oxfices: Tallapoosa and Buchanan. W I. N. CHENEY, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, . BreMEN, GA. » mfl-n__ G. W. Austin, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Carrollton, - Georgia. ' wflm J. M. NEILL, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, A BreHANAN, GEORGIA, Offers his professional . services to- the town and surroanding country. Allcalls promptly respoaded to night or day. Office at drugstore 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, Ga. praketown, Ga. BLANCE & BIGGERS. LAWYERS, Will practice in the courts of Haralson county, and in the Federal conrts at At lanta. Prompt attention given all-busi ness, | MW ; GEO. R. HUTCHENS, ATTORNEY AT LAW," Tallapoosa, - - - Georgia. 3="Criminal law a specialty. m-—-t—-l—— M. J. HEAD. A. 1. HEAD. snchanan, Ga. rallapoosa, Ga HEAD & HEAD, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Buchanan and Tallapoosa, Georgia. TTR P M A BST T TR AI,.YLM TSR K J. L. COBB, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Carrollton, Ga. Will practice in carroll and adjoining gounties. —mm PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, " BucHANAN, GEORGIA. Having permanently located «t Buch anan, 1 offer my professional services t the people of Buchanan and' surround ing country. All calls promytly» re sYonded to day or night. Ofiice, Young’s old stand. I will be found at night ‘at the Morgan ~ Head place, opposite T. P. Moore's. Wm ~ W. C. ADAMSOX. R. D. JACKSON ‘Adamson & Jackson, e . ERWYERS, Cammorrtoy, - Gwozara. | BUCHANAN, GEORGIA, éRIDAY OCTOBER, 3. 1890, LOCAL - ITTEMS. Hweet smnmers’ gone away ! And autumn comes with its gale, Now ourdebts we'll:have to pav, And for this twi'll take some “kale,””’ ' | When you go to Tallapeosa don’t fail to give David Hass a call. Cotton has been badly damaged by the recent rains. Let us try David Hags en cloth ing this season. Mr.J. 8. M. Biggers has moved into. his new resienc: on depot | street. MprJ. L. Head, of Carrollten, 'was in town a. short while Mon day. We hear the people say that Da vid Hass, in . Tallapoosa, has an immense stock of clothing this SeASOT. Our paper did not reach ns-~un til 1:19 o’clock to day, Friday, which aeconnts for -the delay getting out the paper, We hope this will not oceur again. Reliable parties tell us.that Da vid Hass sells clothing cheaper | thig season than any other house in the state of Georgia. - We notice several of Felton’s citizens on our streets last-Friday. Among them were Messrs. White, Dunean and others. Lots of Bucbanan people have bought clothing from David Hass and they were we!l pleased and satisfied with both goods and pri ces. A number of our boys went ont bird hunting a few. days ago. They reported when they got back that a half day was abont all they killed. | i David Hass is always glad tfo see you, because through honest . . | dealing, he has gained your con confidence. Fine cigars and cheroots and in fact the place to buy fancy and family groceries, is at Gamble’s, opposite post office, Waco. . "Yon can get what you want from David Hass in clothing, boots, shoes and hats. Wm. Johnson Jr. Annonnces this | week for sheriff. People who| know Mr. Johnson say heis o very ' ni.e man, if be is elecfed no doubt{ he will make a good sheriff. ' Do yon suffer with catarrh? You ecan be cured if you ‘mke! Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the grezl’fii blood purifier. Seid by all drag gists.. ’ Mr.. W. A. McCalman’s fami-| ‘l.v moved. to Carroliton, Tuesday. ] 1t is with reluctance that we give, ‘them np We¢ notice that agreat many hands and arms have been lacrea- | ted by cotton gins- alveady this| season. It does seem that people would learn some timeto keep their handk out of gins, and it seems that a great many are learning it by sad experience. ORDER FEATHERS FOR MATTRESSES, PILLOWSY , Etc., 0f R. H. West & Son, | ~ Rome, Ga Mr. R. A.‘fimlg whe has been in atlanta for sevral weeks re turned home last Fryday. Bob says-he has got enough of atlanta Full cream cheese, ginger ale, fresh parched voffee at Gambie’s, Waco. g . Mr. H. D. Lasseter announces this week for reelection to the office of tax reeeiver. Harvy has made a goodl;%x receiver as his books will show, he promises if elected to discharge his whole duty as he has doue in the past. Parched peanuts at Gamble’s warm and fresh, opposite post of fice, Waco. | ' Yon can get a square meal at glass front, epposite the post of fice, Waco, for only 25 cents. NOTICE. All 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. Foors, Draketown, Ga. The people &f Buchanan and vi cinity are regnested to meet at the court house Monday night in interest of the Buchanan: school tor 1890. G. M. RoBERas. Attention Farmers. I am-now ready to gin your cotton at all times, and in a first class style, I propose to make the finest samples and best turn outs, - 4 w-,Res;)ectfnlly, " J. 8. EDWARDE . Mrs. Mattie Evans .of premen, spent sevral days in Buchanan this week. All persons indebted to me who will ‘settle the same by the 15th. day of Octo ber 1890, will be given 10 percent dis count; this does not apply to partial payments, E. B. Hurcunsox M.D. Draketown, (a. We the eitizens of the 7th 20th and town districts think that Rev. M. F. waddell is the proper man for the next county treasurer. We think he is well qualifind to fill the office, we want him to fill and more than that we think he needs ;the office as he hag a very sicklyi wife, : | | Respectfully, | { Voters. Following iz the programme of the suchanan literary society for Wednesday night Oct., Bth, 90 Dialogue, *‘Handy Andy.” Mr. Johnson, Ira B.Boas; Handy Andv, W. T. Newton; Recitation, Miss Cora Hearn; Reading, J. S. Ed wards; - Reading, Miss Myrtie Craven; Re-itation, W. L. Young: Declamation, B. S. Griffith; Ques tion for debate. Resolve that the education of youth should be made-compulsory in the United States. Affirmative, S. L, Craven and T. W. Griffith, Negative, W.DP. Robinson and M, J. Head. [ | For Over Fifty Years. | Mgrs Winstow’s SootHiNg Syrvp has been used for over fifty years by millions of mothers for their children while teeth ing with perfect success. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, eares wind colie, and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea, It will religva the poor litgle swiferer immediately. Sold by Druggists in every part of the world. Twentyfive cents a bottle. Be sure and ask for ““Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing syrup,”’ and take no other kind. HARALSON CO.. SHERIFF SALES For First Tuesday In November. W ki Will be sold to the highest pidder the first - Tuesday in November, next, within the Tegal hours of sale, for cash, before the court house door of Haralson county Ga , the following property, to-wit: One house and lot in the town of Bre men, Haralson county, Ga., said lot bounded south by the: right-of-way of the G. P. R. R.. fronting said right-of way 100 feet, on the north and west by . W. Hood property, east by the Boat right alley, fronting said alley 60 feet; ' said lot being a part ofland lot No, 212 in the Seventh Distriet and Fifth section of said enunty; levied on as the property. of Hood Bros. to satisfy one mortgage fifa- issued from the Superior Conrt of said vounty in favor of Carter, Magil & Ewing against Hood Bros. ALSO one house and lot in the town of Dugdown, Haralson county, Ga.; said lot containing one and one-half acres more or less, lying south~f C., R. & C, Railroad and kuown as the Gilkes place; Jlevied on as the property of 8, H. Gikes to satisfy one mortgage fifa issned from the Superior conrt of said county in fa vor of 1. 8, Stubbs & Co., against 8. H. (xiles. ALSO one town lot in the town of Tal lapoosa, Haralson county, Ga.; said lot known as lot No. 3 in block 15 and tront ing on Tallapoosa street 56 feet and run ning back 197 feet, it being a part of original land lot No. 152 in the Bth dis trict of said countys lev ied on as the property E. T, Kidd to sat isfy one mortgage fifa issued from the Superior court-of said comnty in favor of J. M. Meßride against said Kidd. ALSO lot of land No, 207, except ten acres in the north-west corner of said lot, leaving 19235 acres more or less, lying in the Bth distriet and sth section of Har alson county, Ga., with farm and apper tenances thercon; levied on as the prop erty of Charies Newman to satisfy one fifa issued from the Buperior court of said ¢onnty in favor of the New England Mortgage Seenrity Company against said Charles Newman. ALSO one dwelling house and lot in the town of Tallapoosa, Ga.; said lot lkmn\'n as-No. 9, fronting Lipham street 100 feet, rnuning bacek to a 4, P, right-of- Iwn_\‘ 100 feet, bounded on the east by | Watson & Strickland property, west by Hunt property: a pait of original land lot No, 151, levied on as the property of Jdefendants -in fifa to satisty four {i fas issued from the Jus tice court of the 653 d distriet, G. M, of ’mid county in favor of J. M. Lipham, Z. F. Mathews and T. L. Daugherty against J. E. Whitaker and Sterling Cole. Tenant in possession. notefied of levy, | ALSO lots of land Nos 317,822, 592 and 593 in the first district and 4th section. ‘ and lots Nos. 505 and 506 in the 20th dis trict and 3rd section, containing 40 avrvs‘ each more orless, all of original Chero- i kee now Haralson county, ca.; levied on. as the property of W. R. Wilson to satis fy one fifa issued from' the Superim" eourt of Fulton gounty, ¢a,, in favor of | John B. cordon. covernor, ete., and L.! H. Muse, Transferree, against L. H. i Muase and W. R, Wilson; property point ed out by said W. R. Wilson. This October the Ist, 1890. J. K. HOLCOMBE, Sheriff. Atfention. - Drar Brerarex—The noxt meet ing of the Haralson county Sun day School - Association will be held, the Lord willing, at Sylves ta church, 10 miles north-west of Buchanan on the first Saturday and Sunday in November, which is the first and second days. Ev ery Sunday school in the county is earnestly requested to send a full delegation to this convention, as business of importance will come before it, and we hope to| have a very plesant, interesting and profitable meeting. Minis ters and Sunday School workers are cordially invited to attend this convention. ) v T. M. MooRE. NUMBER 37. ANNOUNCEMENT. Joe. W. Kelley, our present tax collector, says if the people of Haralson will allow him the office ‘of tax collector a second term he will earnestly endeavor to repay them by promptly descharging his duty as collector. “ANOUNCEMENT” To the votrs of Haralsou County, by the solicitation of many friends L anounce my name as a candi date for reelection to the office of of Tax-Receiver, as 1 am disable to farm. I promise if elected te dis i charge all duties pertaining to the ° office with as much convenience lto the people as posible. 1 [ Respectfully, . | H. D. Lasseter. ANNQUNCEMENT. Having been solicited by some ‘good friends to allow my name to lgu before the people of Haralson | county as a candidate for sheriff, ‘I therefore take this method of announcing myself a candidate and respectfully ask the people to ‘consider my claims, as will be presented to them by myself and’ friends. llf elected I shall do my%: utmost to fi!l the office to the hon or of the whole people whom [~ serve, Feithfully, Wi Jonnsox, Jr, ANOUNCEMENT. Ta the Voters of Haralson County, I am a candidate for reelection to the office of treasurer. Ilam thankful to the voters of the county for their support in the ‘past and promise if elected to keep ‘the office at the county site and ‘discharge the duties of the same to the very best of my ability. | Respeefully, F. R, Smith. TAX COLLECTOR’'S NOTICE, The books will be opened for the purpos of collecting the state and county taxes for the vear 1890 at Buchanan, October, Ilth, Tallapoosa, " 13th, Bremen, i 14th, Whnco, 2 16th, Buncombe, 5 16th, 7th Court-ground, ” 18th, Felton, & 20eth, Wild Cat, ; 21st, 20eth Court-groun,” - 25th, (Court day.) Respectfully, Joe W. Kelley T. C. - FORTUNES FOR MANY. Allen, the blacksmith, is now a millionaire through replying toan advertisement of unclaimed es tate. &ec., &c.—Times, London, Max. Ist, 1888 If your ancestor came from the old country write to Tue Evropk- AN Craimvs Agency, 56 Pearl St., and 24 Stone St., New York City, inclosing 25 cents for reply, and learn if you are an heir to any of the unclaimed estates there, worth more than a half a billion dollars, that rightly belong, chiefly, to American decendants of Europe ans who came to Amev'e~ /years ago. If your ancestors euihe over more than 50 years ago. there is a probability that you are heir toa {ortune. U
