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About The Banner-messenger. (Buchanan, Ga.) 1891-1904 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 5, 1891)
H n w ‘t v it A ergsni * VO LI ME VIII. THE BANNER-MESSENGER. Published Every Thursday. KiMerM in the post office at Buchanan as sccqjitl class mail matter. I Professional Cards. J. M. Me BRIDE, A TTORNEY-A T-LA W, Tallapoosa, Ga. Will practice in Superior Courts. PRICE & J. S. EDWARDS, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, BUCHANAN, GEORGIA. I wilt be associated with J. S. Edwards in all cases in which ha may be employed in the Superi¬ or Court o£ I Lualson county. PRICE EDWARDS, Chattanooga, Tenn. W. C. ADAMSON H. D. JACKSON ADAMSON & JACKSON, LAWYERS, Carrollton, Ga. Will practice in Haralson county. G. S. BISHOP, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Tallapoosa, Ga. Offers liis professional services to tlie people of Haralson and adjoining counties. J. T. EDWARDS, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Bremen, Ga. Now offers his professional services to the town and surrounding community. Office at Hood Rro’s. old stand. All calls promptly tilled day or night. M. J. HEAD, A. I. HEAD, Buchanan, Ga. Tallapoosa, Ga. HEAD & HEAD, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Buchanan and Tallapoosa, Ga. Will practice in all courts of Haralson county lend and Superior courts Improved of adjoining farms. counties; also money on Wm. H f>RTCE, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Waco, Ga. Offers his professional services to the people of Haralson and Carroll counties. All calls filled promptly, day or night. Office in drug store of Price & Co., Loudon St. JOHN T. COBB, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Buchanan, Ga. Having permanently located at liuclianan, I now offer my professional services to tlie people of Buchanan and surrounding calls calls country. promply promply filled, filled, Office in ... Drugstore. ... All All night or day—night calls at my residence on Carrollton street. J. M. NEILL, PIIY'SICIAN & SURGEON, Buciianan, Ga, Offers liis professional services to the town and surrounding night country—all day. calls promptly re¬ sponded Office to, Drug or store of Neill & Almon— at will lie found at night at of my residence 390 from yards de east of depot, left side Depot street pot TAX NOTICE. I will be at the following places for the purpose of collecting State, and county taxes for the year 1801: At Wesley Chapel Oct. 24th “ Mountain View U 20th “ Felton U 30th “ Buchanan (1st Tuesday) Nov. 3d “ J. W. Spearman’s “ 4th Cadle’s Mill “ 5th a.m Poplar Springs P. O. “ 5th P.M Mt. Zion church “ 6th A.M “ Gentry’s Mill *‘ 7th a.m “ Waco (i 9th “ Kramer (( 10th “ 7 th Court Gx-ound U 11th “ Draketown n 12tli “ Tallapoosa ^ 13th, 14th “ Walton’s Mill 16th p.m. “ J. R. Head’s - 17th a.m “ Bentley’s Mill “ 17th p.m Respectfully, JoeW. Kelley. Notice Here, Good Friends. Tax Collector Joe W. Kelley, while liis rounds, will receipt you for subscrip¬ tions to the Banner-Messenger. We will thank you, ftieuds, to remember us when yon go to pay your tax. Just ask tho Collector for a receipt entitling you to a year’s subscription in advance, if you want to do us a favor that will be appre¬ ciated as long as we live. Remember one dollar pays for this paper until ary, 1803. BL CHr AN AN, HARALSON COUNTY GEORGIA, THURSDAY NOVEMBER 5, 181)1. LOCAL, ITEMS. Middling cotton 7 3-4. Why did you slight the printer when you sold that cotton? Capt. John Rodahan, of Tallapoosa, was in town yesterday. ITof. C. \V'. Cremean, of Tallapoosa, was in to see us last week, ftjty- BLACK-DRAUGHT tea cures Constipation. Tax Collector Kelley will receipt you for subscriptions to this paper. A number of our boys are visiting the Piedmont Exposition this week. Judge Adamson, of Carrollton, came up on business Monday evening. Mrs. T. J. Loveless is vis¬ iting in Douglas county this week. Ball’s Bookstore is the place to get your books. Read bis “ad” in this pa¬ per. Mv. N. Wilson commenced teaching a school at the Wesson school house last Monday. Dr. W. F. Robertson has recently made considerable improvements around bis dwelling. Mr. J. W. McLendon, Jr., is doing the carpenter’s work on Mr. ,J. S. Rigsdale’s residence. Several of the boys attended tho Pied¬ mont Exposition last week. They had a giand time of course. We have not sold that sewing machine yet. We certainly have a bargain for you if you want to buy. IRcELREE’S WINE OF CflRDUl for Weak Nerves. Mr. Robt. Trussel, of Carrollton, was tip to see—no not us, but—well his best girl, you know, a few Sundays ago. MT. J- K. Holcombe, Jr. has the con¬ tract for building a residence for Mr. J. S. Rigsdale. What does that mean, John? We have been requested to say that tlie Literary society will bold forth at tlie academy from now on every Thursday night. All invited to attend. Mr Jonas Wilson rendered us valua¬ ble assistance in the office last week. Jonas is a clever young man, and just about the right age to gel married, girls. gST'WINE OF CftRDUl, a Tonic for Women. We call your special attention to the card of Dr. W. F. Robertson, lie is ma¬ king a specialty of some treatments that you would do well to consult him on. Don’t fail to read his card in this paper Mr. J. O. Davenport had an encoun¬ ter with a steam engine the other day. His arm was caught in the wheel while the engine had forty pounds of steam and moving lively. The engine was stopped but Mr. D’s. arm came out pretty badly bruised. Very popular, very small, very good. De Witt’s Little E;u!y Risers, the pill for constipation, billiousness, sick headache. Sold by Neill & Almon. Dr. W. F. Robertson proposes to cure you of that opium and morphine liabtt, or charge you nothing for tlie treatment. He has spent a considerable amount of money for a treatment that has* been tried, and its cures are permanent. Con¬ sult with him. Mr. G. F. Reid, of Bremen, was in to see us Monday. He tells us that Mr. R. M. Bryant has sold liis land to Dr. Bry¬ ant, of Temple, and that Uncle will move to Cullman county, Ala. Har¬ alson will lose a good citizen, one of best, when Mr. Bryant moves away. ny of bis friends will regret to learn news. Try BLACK-DRAUGHT tea for Dyspepsia. If you want a number thirty-two collar, call on Mr. R. E. Loveless. Mr. less, however, doesn’t wear but a teen,- and lie doesn’t weigh a deal over two hundred pounds. So you can imagine how large the little nigger thought himself to be when he called a number thirty-two. Mr. Cooper, the fruit tree man, is, here delivering trees this week. S. L. Hi Hi on, Esq., will move to the state of Aakansas this fall. Mr. lion Griffith was carried to bis fa ther’s Sunday very sick. To Sell.—Y oung cow with young calf cheap. Apply to Tiros. W. Griffith. Happy and content is a bride with “The Ro¬ chester she lives in the light of the morning. To learn more, write Rochester Lamp Co. Lieu) York. Mr. C. W. Golden, we leant, has contract to build a new court house in Dallas, Paulding county. Smith & Griffith, orr enterprising liv¬ erymen, went down o Carrollton Tues¬ day on business. They came back with¬ out it. Plantation Chill Cure is a phenomenal seller with us. We fiml it has merit hence guarantee it. C. IV. Ault. Have you a picture that you would like to get enlarged? Then call on H. H. French, Tallapoosa, Ga. We guaran¬ tee that he will give you satisfaction. Wo call your attention to the advertise¬ ment of tiie Savannah Carriage and Wag¬ on Co. If you are in need of anything in their line, it will pay you to write for a catalogue Prof. J. A. Roberson closed out an in¬ teresting singing school at Pleasant Hill last Sunday by having an all day public basket dinner singing. Wo were request¬ ed to make notice of this singing last week, but failed. Every one should use P. P. P., because at this season nearly every one needs a good medicine to purify, vitalize and en rich the blood. Thanks to those who have reneq^d their subscriptions. Now is tho time to renew. By renewing now you can get the Banxer-Messeni ra U^n now until January, 1S93, for only one dollar. This offer will not be a standing offer. Come in before it is called in. For collars, go to R. E., Loveless. We chanced to be standing by last Saturday evening when about a twelve year old colored lul called for a number'iliirty two collar. He was readily waited upon by Air. R. E. Loveless,' who said he had the collar for him. We judge he has all numbers. Walter May fell from a persimmon last Saturday and was unconscious for some bit from having come in confab t with the ground too suddenly. Walti r is all right now, though. A boy is like a ’possum. They will climb after ’simmons and when they fall they “sull,” which, as all who are acquainted with tho habits of a’possum know, doesn’t mean that they are deadfall. You may beat and cUf 1 ’. them about but when you want to kiK them you have got to cut their heads off or break their necks. That’s a ’possum and a boy. Purifies the blood, increases the circa lation, expels poisortSs humors and builds up the system. pWliat more do you want a mediciup to perform?. De Witt’s Sarsaparilla is reliable. Sold by Neill & Almon. Rev. W. P. Whitlow, of Rockmart, preached here Saturday night and day, which completed his services with the Baptist church at this place for the present y r ear. He preached an interest ing sermon Sunday, and we are soriy to know that it was the last for Buchanan, at least for a while. Mr. Whitlow does not claim to be a deep scholar, yet he is a man of talent and good hard sense, if you will allpUithe expression. As he in¬ voiced God’s blessings • upon Buchanan and lierpeople in his last prayer, so may they rest upon Bro. Whitlow throughout his arduous work ii*tlie cause of the ter, is the prayer of the good people of Buchanan. A beautiful skin, bright eyes, breath, good appetite, vigorous body, pure blood and good health rekult tho use of DeWitt’s Sarsaparilla. It is sold Neill A Almon. LAST CA I.I.. If my notes and accounts are not set tied at onco they will bo put out for col lection, W. A. McCalmax. Dr. Smith visited in Atlanta last week. Mr. W. M. Shell was in town day. Flora, the youngest child of Air. and Airs. Joe W. Kelley, is quite sick. The roofjs being put on the new court house. Mr. Daniels says we may report the house as being abput completed. Salk.—I will have a sale on the 20th of this month. Eeverybody come out. L. J. ClU MIST.KV. Ask Air. J. W. Robinson who be saw coining into town Sunday evening with an opossum. “Was dat you, Ephuin?” The mother and a sister of ’Squire II. L. Brooks, of Felton, died a few days ago. He also lost a mule about the same time. We arc requesting our friends to settle because the other fellows are urging us to settle. That’s tlie “truph” of the whole matter. Mr. S. F. Crews, the “Napoleon of Tal¬ lapoosa,” was in town yesterday. Sandy can tell you more about tlie mineral of this county than any other man. For a load of wood, proper, call on Mr. Frank Aldridge. Our better half says she would hate to be a mule .and belong to him. Not if she bad to buy the wood, we guess. Mr. T. P. Moore pays for the Banner Messenger to be sent bis friend, Thos. J. Dodd, of Vickory’s Creek, Ga. Don’t you want to send a friend the Bannkr Messegger? Mr. J. W. Robinson, who always pays for his paper in advance, says be enjoys reading our notices to the boys in arreas. It tickles him because be knows they are intended for tlie other fellow. Just so. lor female disease*. Tax Receiver II. D. Lasseter and lady visited friends and relatives in Coweta county last week. Ilarvy took a likeing to that country. He visited the scenes of our childhood Which comes crowding into our memory as pleasant dreams. Mr. A.” G. Lindsay, who lives on Mr. J. F. Garner’s plantation near Lyle’s mill, left some specimens of ore in our office which he would like for Mr. S. F. Crews to call-fin and see. He left one. rock which is used extensively in the adulteration of flour. If you want to see it, call in. We hope you will not forget this: legal advertisements from this on must he paid in advance. We set out to do a cash business, but some of our fiiends(?) “got liy us” and on last Tuesday when we were compelled to get up some money, .nd on presenting some accounts, we told that “the other follow was re sponsi ble.” We will know who is sponsible from this on. We acknowledge the receipt of the fin¬ est Golden apples sent us by Mrs. Mary C. Garner, tlie excellent wife of our friend Mr. J. F. Garner, that we ever saw; also an invitation to attend their annual hog killing and corn shucking. The most . nweever sawinoneheapwas at Ml , Garner’s about tins time last year, Thank’s Mrs. Game The Banner-Messenger will be sent from now until January 1st, 1883, for on ly one dollar in advance. Those in arrears can get the benefit of this offer by paying „„ n„c, «>,* tions. Next year will be the most exeit ing political year in this section since the war, and you will want the news of course. What do you think of a ft How / will buy wine from a poor widow wo man on a credit and thou leave without paying for it? Well, he is not worthy the narpe of a man. Colored lad.—I want a collar. Mr. R. E.— You want a collar, say? Colored lad.—Yes sah. Number two. Mr. II. E.— All right. Here it is. NUMBER 12. W. F. ROBERTSON, PHYSICIAN A s„ SURGEON, B U C H A. 1ST A. N, ~ ~ OA. Will pay special attention to Obstet¬ rics and all diseases of Women and Chil¬ dren. •o—o—o and MORPHINE Habit PERMANENTLY cured by ap plying to Dr. IV. F. Robertson. fclf-'-Curo guaranteed or NO PAY. WOMAN’S BEST FRIEND. LUXOMNI—The Gem of all female rolncdics foP irregularities, pains disea os peculiar to women. Used 50 years by an eminent physician. Never fails to cure. Address with stamp, Luxomni Co. Atlanta, Ga. P. O. Box 357. See ad vertisement elsewhere. GEORGIA— Hakalson Counts’. AH persons are hereby notified that an election was held in and for the 1475th district, G. M., said county, on the question of for fence or stock law on the 10th day of October, 1891, which resulted in a majority of 12 votes for stock law, and tho same will go into effect after the axpirationof six months from the date of said election. This 3rd. day of November, 1891. S. M. DAVENPORT, Ordinary. NO T CE! My notes and «*Pmuits have been plac¬ ed in the hands of Col. J. S. Edwards. If not settled by the 15th will be put out for collection. Will say to those who have settled that they have my kind¬ est regards for favors shown. T. P. Moore. NOTICE. I am owing money that must be seHF^ paid, Those owing me must come up and I mean to business, as I am sick and eai^y. come see you. Very truly yours, J. Jf. Neill. Our sales of Plantation Chill cure ex¬ ceed all others together. Ask for a bot¬ tle—we do the rest. C. W. Ault. DON’T FAIL. This is to notify you that your Guano Notes are due the lotli of this month (October), and wo must insist on you meeting them by .the time they become clue. T. J. Loveless <fc Son. Look Here. You seem to think I am joking about needing wiiat you owe me. If you do, just wait until next return day. J. T. Conn, M. D. , NOTICE! Persons wanting to buy Lime can ob¬ tain a good quality of the same in any - quantity—car load lots if desired. Will ship anywhere south on C., R. & C., or G. P. R. R. Apply to J. K. HOLCOMBE, j92 Buchanan, Ga. Notice. All persons indebted to the firm of Neill & Almon are requested to come for¬ ward and settle at once, as we are corn polled to have what is clue us. Please act promptly. You will find the books with Dr. J. T. Cobb. Very truly yours, J. A. Chambers. " l D’ l )ri y other dealers i-icts. and 81.00 W. Ault, Ready To Practice.—I wish to say to the public that I have regained my and am now ready to resume the prat tice of medicine. Office up stairs in Jh Holcombe building. Night calls shod! ■ be made at my residence east depot .1 calls promptly responded to, day or Respectfully. J. M. Neill,
