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VOLUME VIII.
THE BAtUER-MESSEil v itfmt. /«p p
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Published Every Thursday,
Entered at the post office in l’.uolrau .-, April
'K!.h, 1HK;I, it, second class mall matte?-.
Professionul Curds,
1ft C. ADAMSON K. I>* JiU AHON
ADAMSON & JACKSON,
LA IV VERS,
Cai;i;oi.lton> 6a.
\VSU uraettce- in Kswalson county.
JOE LASSETER,
B-ABBEB,.
llUCtMiXAX, (tA.
Work done neatly anfl eScwply at all nines.
Wive me :i call. Slioji west side sq.m#.
C. JgJiiEAX,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,..
UirCIIASAX, 6 a.
Will practice fti all courts of Haralson a:»tv.aU<
j oining counties.
J,.T. E'WARDS,
PHYSICIAN & SURVSON.
Bjieaik:^ Hf*.
'Sow offers liis v»rofesf<i<m«l s^vviee.s to the
vowii and Hummndinjr (imimiibity. OlUr-e at
Rood Jiro'B. old ??t!iud. N il oa'.Us oroinoi’;y tilled
dfty or nikht.
J. M. NEILL,
PHYSICIAN & SI RGEONV
llrCIIANAXW Oa.
Oilers bis professional services to the town
and siii'roiiiiiliii'j; night country—nil onlay! i-clls prouujtly re¬
sponded Office t(>. Drug of J. M.-Neill & Co.—will
at store Kelley place,
be found irt nbiht at the -li>(‘ AV
’
150 j-jnaJs soutlj.of (i. ~Al. Rofcevts’ store.
A£.v ,1. HE A P v A I. IIC- AIV
liacliaJiru; G?., Ta'lapoasft, Ga.
HEAD & HEAD,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Buck ax a n and Tai.i. ai-oosa, Ga.
Will practice in all courts of Haralson county
and Superior courts improved of adjoining faiAuv. counties; also
lend money on
Wm. n. I’BICEv •
BMYSHT3N A SURGEON,
Waco, Ga.
Offers liis professional services to the peojile of
Haralson and Carroll counties. All calls filled
prompt’;,, day.orniv-lit. Ifowdoa Otfuie in dnig.^ore of
Trice & Co., ,st.
JOHN T. COBB,
PH YSICTAIo'w- SURGEON,
Buchanan, Ga.
Haring permanently located at ltuchanan, 1
now offer my professional services to the people office
of liuciuiii-.n ami surroumling calls country, pl filled,
at Young's old stand - . All prom y
niglit; or day—night calls at the Kcssdeace ot
M. ,1. Head,.opposite T. 1’. Sfoove’s.
RAILROADSCR.EDU ,ES.
CHATTANOOGA,ROME & COLUMBUS R. R.
"CEEC2CASIA.U.GA BOUTS.’'
This . lie.v.-and. , popular route . lias , a DoViilf, ,,
ralffr'o''taf i ' Service .Chattanooga
The traveling; iJiWie.wouWjilo lmb between well the to North j»atron- am!
Ize this new rluirt
Soutli. l'lose conncctioius lira made at. t hatta
n*og*, Tcnu., Kwnfe Ga., Kriume-,- Ga. aa.d Car-
rollton, Cla., with all lines diverging from these
points. patrons are.-assarasl good and comfortable
Our
accomunxiatioiis. bcliadulubelcw: Irv effect Alas' 1,1890.
SOUTH. | NORTH..
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tC FULTON 1
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Passer.o-ers L’-vving Chaitanoopa c-» - No. 1, ar
Hve at Ilaiiie. Ga., 1 11 !>. SI., CairoUtmi 3 1’. M.,
triffia I 7:201 7:2(! 1 jl. .a. mit and Macon .Macon u: 11: 2 2 ()H. (l H. M. “ Uoturn- '
ing, leave Ma-, n. 3:10 ” —h a. . v»:> Mf, Griffin, r \, 10:20 A. M.,
Carrollti-M, 1:I5> MAUimia, -it’. M., ami arrive
, Malting daylight
vt/Twttanooga (it 7:10 p. M. a "Venn
side between M >n,(rii.,ah(l Cbattaiio«)ga> & U. li.
Nee tli.it your ticket', renfl via C., ii. C.
A. N. SLOAN. iCil’l. r gt. A l’afo. Ag’t.,
Clin rtanooga, Tcmi.
W». H..3V ( r .-LIAM.'ON, f Vs’t. Sunt.
BUCHANAN. GEORG LA, THURSDAY MAIK’II 12 , im.
LOCAL ITEMS.
Wcatlier:
Gome in and give us the news.
Council meeting was rained out last
Saturday night.
Col. IV. F. Brown, of Carrollton, was
in the city Tuesday.
Deputy Sheriff Bee uv> spent Monday
and Tuesday in’town.
Bradley, the brakeinan. whom wo spoke
of being in the wreck, is getting well.
Keep cheerful. The sun will shine
when the douds shall have passed away.
Th® track of the C., K. & C. R. K. is
kept- (Try. almost by the continual passing
of trains.
Bud .Stewart wants to sell you the host
and cheapest goods-in-.town. See if he
don’t.
What has become of our friend Jvay
Hesteiiy? The mea-sles. must have car¬
ried Id in off.
This weather is-becoming alar ning to
the farmers. We hope to sec some fair
weather Soon.
Mr. Win, Pitts, of the 7th district, and
a man who pays for his paper, gave us a
call Tuesday evening.
If you nan to read this paper why
don’t you subscribe for it and quit read¬
ing some one else’s?
A portion of Mr. A. L. Morgan's m il
pond was washed away last Sunday even¬
ing. It has been rebuilt since.
We Irani that the mill pounds at Mon¬
roe and Abemathey’s mills on the Big
fallapoosu river .re washed away.
Old Farmer has forgotten us all here
and gone to writing for Avkansaw pa¬
pers. How arc you for vain, O. FT ?
Out door work seen.:, to be a thing of
the oast. ur people seem to he waiting
1 patientlv, •’ though, ° 1 foil .better weatlnfr.
j
Read the ad vertisement of th a-Great
South American Nervine Totiic. on the
other, aide of this paper. Beat-medicine
known.
Go to Cambell' a, of Cedartown, when
you want to buy a stove, gun or anything
in the hardware line, f&raj ids. “ad” in
this naper.
Mr. G. Y. Cole and fa-uady, who have
Iieen spending- some time with relatives
and- friends in Carroll county, returned
Iioma Tiiesday.
Mrs. E..U. Wilson, who has been spend
iiig some months ay.Tefaple 1 auder med
ical treatment, returned home Tuesday.
Her*te;dth fesume better.
77k:-V i,' find like to hear .-t'.vm .-oin'- old
subscrUicrs ivho are yet,in. areas for the
Meraenffei. A few deUcis-what we
need and are obliged to imve.
A-, 3Ir.. Sims, a« old miner, is stopping
in l»udiiina*i now. He says Haralnoi:
comity is licli in minerais. We would
like to30.0 some of it developed.
We ’aiKlcrslniid tin! ! .our d'.pot agent
refuses to deliver what is known as
“packages.” Doubtless many poor wo¬
men mid helpless children will be glad to
hear tl.isw
We have been re-.nested to s?-.y that
Bnsli School House Alliance will hold
their Quarterly meeting Saturday before
the -tin Sunday in this. Hnm.kh. Good
speakers and all others are cordially in¬
vited.
Folks, will marry in spite'’ofjthe rain
and the old folks.Wo chanced to stop into
Judge Davenport’s office one day last
week and found him -issuing license for
a young num from A la In ma-. We sugges¬
ted to the Judge chat be ought to get
married, as his license would not ecst
him anything. We would marry every
pop some pops if the license didn’t cost
us. anything; that is, if, if,.if—-
It didn’t rain $ny here Monday nor
“Olmesd ay.”'
A great deal of real os,ate changing
liere now.
Our foreman, who by the way is R close
observer of the weather, says there bnsn t
1.. , ,i . c1o,„il„., ,ky since Cliri.tuias.
Xeiil A .Union have purchased of Mr.
1.. C.ManGcVrJc ^ , the co«;H>r lot , where . ( ,, oh ,
y, V. Suc,.W.-s„i#™isnc,v rt.,,,1 tin,
speak of building a brick on it this
summer.
Mr. J. A. Cantrell left for home yester¬
day morning, having the me. sics.
It rained a little here last Saturday and
Sunday. How wa*it out your way?
Co!. Julian lias just returned from a
visit to Carrollton. He speaks in glow¬
ing terms of Carroll toil.
Mr. J. S. Dean, of this place, says
gravity’; is noth! ap but electricity. How
docs that sound, scientists?
Our correspondent Eli gave us.a call.
Monday. E li’s letfcrs'are always fullrof
wit and lmraov aho are appreciated by
;l lW
ME T. E. Kivkley, a oonlractwr and
brick maker, was here Tuesday looking
upa location for the puypi ae of starting
up an extensive brick manui'actoi’y. He
also speaks of putting in a bf;i for the
building of the nevi courthouse. A num¬
ber of. our business men speak of building
brick houses this summer, and a good
brick yard at this y ,ce would doubtless
be a paying in ves rut.
A STItANC EK SFLAKS.
3Iii. Eurroii—: am obliged to speak a
little eulogistic i t your town as I have
no /-heard, a word of evil spoken one of
another by any citizen of'your town dur¬
ing my stay here, a :d what is more re¬
markable even !iie “frying size” hoys
and girls show lore respect to age and
digni fy ilia m . J am year: c*
other towns and cities that 1 have visited
for fifty years, which speak volumes for
home discipline.
Another grand characteristic, yoni
county is partially selSsustaf-ning and al!
your, county lacks of being the empire
comity of the state is to increase-the nuni
her of acres of corn and reduce the nin -
I)er of cotton and fill her cribs with corn,
barns with fodder mid meat houses with
incut, then you will understand, the diag
nosis of the disease,thiiti* so dcstru-itive,
financially. The cause exists no where
else and when your county adopts the
above policy and becomes self sustaing,
and other counties seeing your indepeud
eiieewill follow her example. Two years
wiilvsati My Georgia of the v Ytno that
exists in this remedy and all the cqtf.pii
growing belt will gladly apply the reme
dy and soon the Sunny S-qtith will be free
from tlie yoite of thraldom and hold in
her hands the silver keys of monopoly
and oppressioi. will be felt and heard no
mofN,
Your count/ is second to none iu her
rich deposits of plumbago, nic-kle,. oride, j
copper, gold and other minerals. It' ev¬
ery citizen would contribute one dollar
that purse; would develop enough mineral
to invito capitaLst who would take hold
and. furnish the l diorin class business,
make- mwjiey mote plentiful and.very
soon life gulden city, so beautifully ar¬
ranged. would again hold up 1 h,-y droop¬
ing head.-.:,possessing new vitality and
build cotton factories to consume the
cotton, lub>pt a liygene policy of s.elf-susr
taining to cafe the destructive disease.'
Wo. need .-of fear, the cotton■l)e 1 t will
soon breathe easy and grow rich by reason
of pease and plenty reigning precoani
mmt orcr the ’numy -South.
Occasional.
Tlie New York saloon keeper who di
rented the cremation of liis remain -and
the scattering of ti e ashes from the top
of the statue of. Liberty doubtless inten¬
ded to destroy his future identity.'.
IN MJ3MOKY OI' WABCl S I.. DBAS.
A good father, a lover of wisdom, vir¬
tue‘ami truth; no on? knows the los - of
such- a father until they experience it. ..
gu(;h cau Qul givc a<lvicc iu time of dis
>™»- »■»' *M«. ««• «* » **»« . -
aucli occasions is some tunes move vaH\a
ble than golil, ,, more cou&okug ,. than . i
<M« «“«>• " f*? ,
owe their character, tlicir moi.iU, .lien
self esteem, tlicir education, their all to
just such a farther. In connection with
this I will quote some aim'liar passages
which my dear father used sometimes in
udvisiiTgJiis children:
Train a child up. in the way it should
go and when, it gets old it will not-depart
from it.
He that will not, work shall not oat.
He that will not plow for the reason of
the cold shall- beg bread in the harvest
and there will be none for him.
When ye arc sick send for the eld Ays of
the chui . ch al];l j et tllelT1 pray ov , r you
and anoint you wi li oil and ye shall be
healed.
The life he trietl to, live as an example
for his children cannot he more fully
told thau in “Stephen Allen’s pocket
piece” which was.found among his pa
pers securely wrapped. It is worthy to
be put in every newspaper and engraved
on every young man’s heart,
3Iake few promises.
'■ Always speak tho-truth.
Keep good cr mp-ui.y or none
Never sppak evil of any one.
Live up to your engagements.
Never play any game.of chance..
Drink no kind of intoxicating liquor.
Good character is above all tilings else.
Keep vour owa.secrets-if you have any.
Ne ver borrow if you can.possibly help
it.
*■ until able
Do not marry you are to sup¬
port a wife.
Keep yourself innocent if you would be
happy.
When.you speak Oo-a person look him
in the face.
Make no haste to he rich if ycu would
prosper.
Ever live (-misfortune excepted ) within
your income.
Save when you are young to spend
when you are old.
Avoid temptation through fear you
may not withstand it.
Never run Ado debt unless you sec a
way to get out again
Small and steady gains give a compe¬
tency with a tranquil mind.
Good, company and good conversation
are the sinews of virtue.
Your character cannot Aa essentiallv
,!1- idrei: except by your.owMvjiats.
The above was clipped-from the Texas
Bellmonf February 7th, 1874, and was
carried in the pocket yf 31. L. Dean ever
since.
He in his science phms
What no know laws foretell;
The wondering tires and fixed
Alike are miracle.
The common death all.
The life renewed above
Are both within-rho schema
Of thalrajl-cil'cling love.
The seen.jjig eha:*e« that, cast, us.kttlmr,
AetNunpUshcK Hi« whence im;'t whither.
From An Uxwor.q v Son.
NOTICE..
Whereas, W. T. -Sims holds five $100
notes against me. giyen v iii. December,
J.SliO, I warn alj persons not to trade for
said notes, as the consideration for which
they were, giycu is null and v<>id.
li. I). Watts.
Tliis- Marcli 4th, 1 SO 1.
BRICK JrOK SALK.
Parties wishing to purchase good
brick would do well to call on me.
J. Holcojibk, Jr.
NUMBER 7 :
FELTON
Several measles in ana around town.
Several strangers in town last week.
i | Mr. dud ( a ijevt, of ICramtr, was n:
| town Saturday.
I | More guano sums to he used in tins vi
d „ ily „„„j.
I Mr. Meadors bought; a lot of corn at tlio
!.wreck on K. c, (\ fui v 2 oaucl sot
j c . ishl h „ a „„ ur . U.ousnn.l in,,!,,
^
Last Monday the river was‘higher than
I line been in-about four years*
Bill in Brown failed to get across the
j bridge Sundayc-v-tmtig to see his best
| girl.
The high water wrecked the Bethle¬
hem bridge a little, but can be lixed in a
few hours.
Ujfoi.E Asa
HKSttu; TIONs.
j
j The Bush School House Alliance, No.
190, passed the loti owing resolutions, mi
solicited:
That, AVo coudcitin the Northern caucus,
and heartily indorse our state organ and
commend it to every true Allian oenian m
j Ofeorgia a-nd elsewhere, and we btdorso
°nr noble president. .L. F. Livingston,
and we recommend these resolutions
published in the Southern Alliance Fann¬
er and B A XX KR- M ESSEX!; EU.
By our Qorre&pondent, 3farc.li 7th, 1801.
NOTICE.
Wherea.v, (I. L. Suggs holds -three one
hundred dollar notes against me, given
to G. L. Suggs arnt.J: B. Entrc-kin Decem¬
ber the Utii, 1 ,-iiO, I warn all persons not
to trade for said notes,, for I will not pay
the. samc,um.the consideration for which
they were give, A null and void.
, Ti.fi r. ary luc loi.h, i ?',((.
J. R. Rfaii.
BLACKSMTIIIIM,.
I respectfully call the attention of the
farmers and the ,
public generally to the
fact that I am now ready to do any and
•
all kinds of hlaeksmithing. All I ask of
-
you is to give me a trial. Shop at Groce’s
okl stand, east of jail.
J. S. ViTm.1 AMS.
If you want THE BEST in LIFE or ac¬
cident lnsiiranoe, ATLAS OF THE
WOLD or TREASURE HOUSE of Uni¬
versal Knowledge, see or address
Wm. Jamison, Jr., Special Ag’t,
Buchana n or Tallapoosa, Ga.
I am ready to do your wood and iron
repairing. Give me a trial. Shop at
Groce's old stand.
IlQiSpectfully,
J, S. Wtu.iamh,
Notice of Dissolution,
The partnership heretofore existing
between John Lee and J. II. Leo, by I ho
death of the former, is disolved. Those
owing the firm must make immediate set¬
tlement or their notes and accounts will
be placed in the hands of an officer for
collection.
J. IT. Lke.
waco, Ga., Feb. nth, iSM.
WANTED,—The consent of- 10,000
Smokers.—tq send each, a sample lot of
150 “NICKEL" Cigars ami a 20 year gold
filled Watch, by Express (,. O. D. 85.25
and allow examination.
Havansa C'k.ah uu., Winston, N. t.
31EN .WHO. ADVERTISE and need a
new idea nois and then, or who have not '
always the time or inclination to pie; sire
tlicir advertisements, will find a valuable
assistant in the novel book of “Ideas for
Advertisers” just published by I). T. Mal¬
let, New Haven, Conn., and sant on re
oeipt of 81.00. post-paid. lie also pub¬
lishes a tasty pamplet called “When,”
(price 25c.) a treasury of good advice to
business men. Dcscrijdive circular of
both these new books can be obtained
.
upon request to the publisher.