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Che Doralsom Wanner. VOLUME VII. LOCAL ITEMS. | . Come ouz tg the speaking to morrow at &= o’clock. Mr. Everett speaks at Tallapoo to-day, (Friday). Let's all go to Sunday school each Sunday afternoon. Several of our lawyers attended couxt at Felton last Saturday. * Some valnable property wasg gold at the Sheriff’s sale Tuesday. Dr. Felton wlil speak at Buch anan next Thursday. Mr. J. S. Edwards has moved into Mr. W. A. McCalman's resi dence. Prof. J. E. Thornton is teaching a writing school in Buchanan this week. ‘ | Mr. E C. Wilson has moved to Buchanan. He occupies a portion of the Summerville house. We are requested to say that Dr. Toppings can be found at the Roberts hotel in she futnre. Fuall cream cheese, ginger ale, fresh parched coffee at Gamble’s, Waco. " A goodly numberof Buchanan’s people attended the all day sing ing at Pleasant Grove Sunday. Parched peanuts at Gamble’s warm and fresh, opposite post of fice, Waco. Cotton picking and sogrum mak ing is the order of the day with the farmers. | In company with Mr. J. L. Head we paid Tallapoosa a flying visit last Monday evening. } You can get a square meal atl glass frout, opposite the post of tice, Waco, for only 25 cents. Messrs. Shaler & Ault have open ed their new stock of goods and @and Moore is clerking for them. Mr. E. C. Wilson- has been em ployed as salesman in the mercan tile ertablishment of Messrs. Loveless & Son. We learn that there will be an all day singing at Tallapoosa church Sunday, (day after to-mor row) . Hon. R. W. Everett will ad dress the people on the political issues of the day at Buchanan to morrow, (Saturday). Fine cigars and cheroots and in fact the place to buy fancy and family groceries, is at Gamble’s, opposite post office, Waco. Remember the Literary Society meets each Wednesday night, if it don’t rain too much, aund if it rains too mnch, it meets the next Wednesday night all the same. Attention Farmers. I am now ready to gin your cotton at all times, and in a first elass style, I propose to make the finest samples and best tnrn outs. Respecttully, J. 8. EbwarDs . MATTRESSES, PIELOWS , Me., 0f K H West & bon, Rome, 62 BUCHANAN, GEORGIA, FRIDAY OCTOBER, 10. 1890. ~ Hood’s Sarsaparilla is a purely vegetable preparation, being free from injurious ingredients. It is peculiar in its curative power- We hope our correspondents will give us the news now as the elec tion is over and we are not so badly crowded with political mat ter. : Dr J. M. Neill whe has been at tending court at carroliton for the last woek, wishes to inform the plople that he is at home again and ready to serve them, 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 paymnents, E. B. Hurcursoy M.D. Draketown, Ga. Col. J. W. Biggers of Drake town, had the misfortune to get his left hand and arm, lacerated ir a gin yesterday evening, his arm was so bady torn up that am putation was necessary. Dr. Ed ‘Hutcheson, with the assitance of Dr. J. B. Goldin, took off the arm between the shoulder and elbow. We call special attention this week to the new advertisement of The Tallapoosa Jewelry Store. This firm has on hand a large lot of elegant clocks, which they pro pose to sell for a short while at | wholesale New York prices. If you ever expect to need a clock now iz the time to buy. They al so make a specialty of all kinds of repair work. Having secured the services of an expert Watch Maker, respect fully solicit the repairing of your watches,clocks and jewelry. Vicror C. Horing, Proprietor Tallapoosa Jewely Store, Cor. Head Av. and Mill St. Mr. J. G. Fowler, of Wayman ville, Ga., gave us a very pleasant call last Wednesday. While here he paid up for the Banyer and re newed his subscription. He says the BANNER is a good paper, We are informed that Mr, Ho rine, Tallapoosa's Jeweler, is giv ing clocks away at New York Prices. You shovld go and get one as this offer only lasts a short time. lle has over 150 clocks to select from. ' Cor. Head Av. and Wlill St., Tallapooso, Ga. Wso are sorry to chronicia ‘lhel death of Mrs. T. N. Fowler who died at her home a few miles west of Buchanan last Monday even ing. Mrs. Fowler was sick about two weeks, She first had a se vere attack of dysintery which terminated into a low stage of ty photd fever. The berecaved fami ly have our sympathies. We hear that those who have had watches repaired by the New Watch Maker at the Tallapoesa Jewelry store are highly pleased. Take your watch and clock work to him. He is an exjert. Don’t let some ‘‘botch’’ work on it and ruin it. Mr Horine guarantees satisfaction. Corner Head ave nue and Mill street. For Over Fifty Years. j Mrs WinsLow’s Soorring Syrup has been uged 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, cures wind colie, and isthe best remedy, for Diarrhoea, It will religve the poor little sufferer immediately. Sold by Druggists in every part of the world.' Twentyiiva cents a bottle, Be sure and ask for “Mre, Winslow’s Soothing syrup,” and take no other kind, A Good Day's Work. | Weakness of itsself is not a dis ease. It is however a most dis tressful symtom. Alas! how ‘nmny wearly drag themeselves \nbout. evrey effort giving them distress, existing without any ?f the pleasureable sensations of ro bust health. Are youin thiscondi vion? Why? There is no excuse for feeling mean and miserable. Re move the cause of your distress, which undoubtedly‘is a state of | blood impurity and a disordered system. How? Why by doing| as others has dene. G. W. Chandier, Red Fork, Ark. write: ““I was so weak that it was only with great effort that I could do anything. I used several bot tles of Botanic Blood Balm, and can now do a good day’s work.”’ “Able to do a good day’s work!”’ Is there not something sweet and refreshing in that expression? 1 Strength to vigorously do this or that. Strength that is only over come by natural fatigue. Stren gth that when expended, is by rest and mnaturally renewed. Such will be your reward if you give B. B. B. a trial. H.W. Randolph, Brunswick, Ga., writes: ‘I was under the care of nine differenf doctors, but not one did me the good that Botanic Blood Balm has done me.” VINES’ SAW MILL. Ep. BANNER—PIease allow space in the columns of your paper to give your many readers a few items from this part of the coun- Sy Miss Annie Watson died at the home of Mr. Walker, her brother in-law, on the first inst., and was buried at the family grave yard on the third. Uuncle Seaborn Reid is on the mend with his wounds. The election has come and gone. and 1 guess there are some sick candidates. Dr. Goldin took the lead in the Saventh by alarge ma- Jjority in spite of all the slander ous reports. Mr. W. J. Brown al -80 got a good vote. It is strange that people will tell such tales on good citizens becanse their names are o for office. The contined rains have dam aged cotton very badiy. Some of it is sprouting in the boll. ! Corn in the tield is being dama -1 uge‘i. - The Honorable Ordinary seems to want to throw off on the two districts because they want an election for stock law. Theve will| be an other election some time. We want and need the stock law down here whether we get it or not. : - There will be some moving in this part. Uncle Johnnie Phillipps ‘will move to Bremen soon. - If this dow’t find its way to the ‘wagte basket I will come again. ~ Please send the BAnNER omne vear to Mrs. Naucy Whisennunt, Temple, Ga. Success to the Baxxer and its Editor. €4, Be Ny Advice to Pigeners, _ Mrs, Winenow’s Soormuciwnueshould slways Bavin ol tesailirorot once: Jpraduseuatare quiet sleep, and (e litile cheruh awakesas *brighs Soat‘hgm L:;;il fll:' sé ;.:i&:e:tyh g’ ;:‘t:;?:lfiy:?g fi;aiif B, T ety chiee bine o othar ¢auses, dwenty-Hvs eouts @ botlie. CLOCKS. ' r;iz\' Mgy \\A f‘)‘.:/;_' T e {"’é‘) By o \“"“rx'fi v YLY i’.".,_'./“\\v TIR O Y < e rZ'M\ =g e W i A s ) 0y ) UGS \f'vk';\ RN Pt A Q) e R Do MDENIAAM ’ STR S RN :\%}2’” Lers —""l'\n N ri" I\’\ Lf’/’:'j R£ ) X ify N RA/ Sy BN\ N RN R Ks/“. ? fi,’:‘_‘- p N ;,l‘\,!_sl \i } Y K+ » LR fi;‘)}]_ Y& ! R A 1 N S ‘\V/ Ui ) \ ‘\’ 7 "’ D \ fiy«'! ‘:\% i . 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Offer their practice to the citizens of Haralson and adjoining coun ties. NMR TEE 4 FOURSLCUTEEE LRI MV NRTSO T . SO NS N. L. Craven. Lloyd Thomas raven & Thomas (raven & Thomas, ATrORNEYS AT Law, BUCHANAN, - - - GEORGIA. Ivy F. Thempson W. P. Robinson, Cedartown, Ga, Buchanan, Ga, Thomsoa & Robinson, Attorneys at Law, Buchanan, Georgia. GSRN L T LUK ST R TIN R S S W T SR, N J. M. M¢Bripg, Price EDWARDS. Tallapoosa, Buchanan, ' ¥ e } & «Meßride & Edwards = ATTORNEYS AT L[.Aw. Offices: Tallapoosa and Buchanan. I. N. CHENEY, PHYRSICIAN AND SURGEON, BrEMEN, GA. m‘:—_—"_;_- G. W. Austin, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Carrollton, - Georgia. J. M. NE [IJTJ, ‘ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, ‘i BucHANAN, G EORGIA, Offers his professional services to the town and surroanding country. All calls promptly vespouded to night or day. Office at arvestore of Neill & Co, 1 will Lo found at night at the Luek Zelly place; 160 yards sonth of G ¥, Rolosty’ store ! NUMBER 38. ~¢h e Wiolssuls NEW YOKK PRICE « TIME, * JAS. A. BLANCE. J. W. BIGGERS. cedartewn, ca. praketown, Ga. BLANCE & BIGGERS. LAWYERS, Will practice in the courts of Haralson county, and in the Federal courts at At lanta. Prompt attention given all busi ness, - GEO. R. HUTCHENS, : ATTORNEY AT LAW, Tallapoosa, - - - Georgia. &= Criminal law a specialty. m M. J. HEAD. A. I. HEAD. suchanan, ca. rallapoosa, aa HEAD & HEAD, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Buchanan and Tallapoosa, Georgia. M J. L. COBB, ATTORREY AT LAW, Carrollton, Ga. Will practice in carrcll and adjoining counties, T P B P L.W,MY .S T D John T. Cobb, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, BucHANAN, GBORGIA. Having permatently located at Buch anan, I offer my professional services t the people of Buchanan and sarround ing country. All ecalls I%romptly re sponded 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, m W. C. ADAMSON, R, D. JACKSON Adamson & Jackson, LAWY ERS, CARRULLINN, ~ GEORGIA.