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Vol. 12.
■ j -\pebb, of Monticello
ami E 13. Smith, of Smitlrboro,
• recently set out pecan
-:; ^cr'S - e t0 p, e amount of five or six
Ut ^ each.
Five j oiiUf, ladies recently con
tad acm^ p ic AUi
uec ^ Q e e co UU iy.
aoce at- K) co ^
Ben. '^“ Ba 'Cl, a ^ liv^ j n
Mr.
Warren county nt ’ ,ei ® ec j 5
until it is a y eax o u. c ’ e »* Ub
the first of the jeai on * ie Coin
,
thatisjuota^earo 1
his new corn fin ue a 0 j
Old people suffer much, from
disorders of the urinary organs, the
iferfd n A ore always gratified J.H. at Me
effects of Dr.
loans Liver and Kidney Balm in
huuidihm their troubles. $1.00
per bottle.
The Stateboro Eagle says:
‘•'Tlie clerk is kept busy record
ja a mortgages. Yv e are sorry
see tlie homes of any of our peo
ple burdened with a
A motgage is a sticking
It sticks closer than a brother, and
too often sticks somebody else
in the home of the man. who gives
it.”
When Mr. G. W. 'Morgan of
Jones county died there was
found in his purse a coin which
vas given him by a young lady
before he was married—more than
sixty -five years ago. It was made
in 1787, and on one side was writ
ten in large, plain letters, “Mind
your business,” while the other
side bore the inscription, “We are
one.”
The Elberton Star claims that
the farmers of Elbert county will
save $50,000 this year through the
redaction of prices. In one alli¬
ance in that county, at Antioch
the property-owning' members
have come to the assistance of
those who cannot get supplies on
time exccnt f at ‘ a ^ net } cert
and .. borrowed money on the names
of the financially responsible mem
bc-rs, and are running the poor
er ones, buying goods for cash
and charging only the legal rate of
interest.
. Severe Oases of Blood Poison.
Thousands suffer from blood
poison, who would be cured if they
gave B. B. B., (Botanic Blood
halm) a trial. Send to the Blood
Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga., for book
of wonderful cures, that convince
most skeptical. It is sent
J- 0. Gibson, Meridian, Miss.,
writes: “For a number of years I
untold agonies from blood
Several prominent phy
sicians did-me little if any good,
I began to use B. B. B. with very
little faith, hut, to my utter sur
prise it has made me a well and
hearty person.”
2. T. Hallerton, Macon, Ga.,
writes: “I contracted blood poison.
I first tried physicians, and then
v. ent to Hot Springs. I returned
home a ruined man physically,
nothing seemed to do me anv
good. My mother persuaded nie
to try B. B. B. To my utter
astonishment every ulcer quickly
healed.”
Benj. Morris, Atlanta, G,*.
Elites: “I suffered from
Whilitic ,, blood poison which re
n«d to bo cured by oil treatment,
j ucians pronounced it a hope
jess a pams case. m I hips had no and appetite, joints
toy kidneys were diseased.
^ oat was ulcerated and my
Kiass of running sores. In this
condition I commenced a use of
b B -B. It healed
a nd and every
sore cured me completely
two months."
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Mrs. Cleveland denies that she
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CONYERS, GEORGIA, TUESDAY, MARCH 12, 1889.
Gov. Fitzhugh Lee of
ia says that his recent visit to
the north convinced him that
| best friends the colored race
, are in the south. There is a
! deal °f truth in this. Those
tbern republicans who howl
; loudest for
j the negroe’s rights
! a Pt to have the least
^ or ^ co * or °d race Bi
It is so much easier in this
, to tell what is just that to
justice.
You will have no use for
tacles if you use Dr. J. H.
Lean s Strengthening Eye
i it remores the film and scum
accumulates on the eye balls,
<!a eg inflammation, cook
sooths the irritated
strengthens weak ami failing
25c. a box.
Mr. Cleveland was a good
ident. It is .doubtful if the
try ever had a better one.
was conscientious and faithful
the discharge of his duties.
placed his country before his
ty, and was President of the
people. He made some
but they were not serious
When the history of his
tration is written they will not
apparent, Tlxejr were too
to attract more that a passing
dee.
Cleveland will go into
as the great veto President.
vetoed 278 bills, 157 more than
his predecessors combined.
explanation of this
record is easy. Legislative
ods had become loose. Mr.
land made it a rule to
all the facts and bearing of
bill that was submitted to bin,
had the courage and honesty
withhold his approval from
measure which did not appear
him to he right.
If your kidneys arc inacti ve,
will feel and look wretched,
in the most cheerful society,
rac } anc i 10 i y 0 n the McLean’s jolliost
nions. Dr. J. II.
and Kidney Balm, will set
right again. $i.00 per bottle,
Miss Bessie H. Bedloe, of
ling-ton, Vt., had a disease of
scalp which caused her hair to
come very harsh and dry and
fall so freely she scarcely
comb it. Ayer’s Hair "Vigor
her a healthy scalp, and made
hair beautiful thick and glossy.
Under the law the four
states will not have their stars
the flag until the Fourth of
after their admission. As it
require several months to
the preliminaries of their
into the union fiag will
ably retain its present cluster
til July, 1890.
The colored man who owns
good farm, owes no man and is
friendly terms with his
neighbors, has solved his
of the race problem.
Croupy suffocations,
coughs and all toe common
tions of the throat and
quickly relieved by Dr. J. H.
Lean’s Tar Wine Lung Balm.
The meanest man in the
is named Brown, and he lives
Mobcriy.Mo.
bor Jones a ha:, interest m a
anphen refund to nrnde
mlk, nnuntenmp that.one.
ed the fropthan of toe eon -1.
cow recent.v Loosen ±>i > , L
is suing Jones for
a ° eb - ;
Another young may, tms time
Imhanian, has got tho lockjaw b,
chewing gum. Ibis gum-cliew
ing business seems to be
dangerous. It may
the population if it is persisted
, *
H epes o 'ever a
so°danXrausly atmosphere poisbued by
effluvium of the as
could be by the deadliest
Dr.J. H. McLean's Chills
j- e ler Cure will eradicate oO
poison from the system.
a bottle.
A cooking teacher has been in
structing a class of Chicago
en how to make kisses—the kind
one buys at the confectioner’s,
His plan of proceeding with the
instruction was quite interesting
and somewhat suggestive. The
fi r .t thing he did was to
“ What are kisses?” Of course the
young ladies either giggled or
blushed, and in either case tire act
showed that they knew. Then the
teacher went on: “If you want
kisses, you must work hard.” The
young ladies did not suberibe to
that very heartily. They thought
•*. was la ther easy J to get them.
“lucre , nothing so l«r,l . , to got .
s
just right as .a luss, continued the
teacher, and the young ladies Le¬
earns thoughtful. They reflected
that kisses-sometimes landed on
the nose, or. elsewhere out of
place. Then the teacher
ed the secret of a successful luss.
He said: “It depends on the heat
Big. You must beat delicately,
and yei you must beat strong,
No doubt the young ladies
cided in that view. They
very well do otherwise.
If you spit up phlegm, and
troubled with a hacking
use Dr. J. II. McLean’s Tax
Lung Balm.
It is again rumored that Mr.
Blaine will retire from the
after having held tho position a
short while, and that he will be
succeeded by Mr. William Walter
Phelps. This can hardly be
as Mr. Blaine is not a
man; but if he should, resign
would be quite natural for
Phelps to take Lis place.
Phelps is now offieeless, so
speak. He refused a
tion tiro House in order to push
convass for United States senator,
and then Senator McPherson de¬
feated him. There is no more
pitiful object than a republican
out of office.
For sick headache, female
troubles, neuralgic pains in tho
head take Dr. J. It.
Little Liver and Kidney Fillets.
25 cents a vial.
The grand plan for tho erection
of a $10,000,000 cathedral in New
York is still pursued by zealous
Episcopalians. Subscriptions are
being taken and a large amount of
money has already been promised,
but the sum is yet far below tho
magnificent estimate. Work will
be begun when one-fourth the re¬
quisite shall be secured.
A PAPER SCRAP SAVES HER.
It was just an ordinary scrap
wrapping paper, but it saved her
life. She was in the last stages
of consumption, told By physicians
that she was incurable ‘and could
live only a short time; she weighed
less than seventy 2 >o« n ds. On a
piece of wrapping paper she read
of Dr. King’s New Discovery, and
got a sample bottle; it helped
her, she bought a large bottle,
it helped her more, boug-Lt an
other and grew better fast, Con¬
tinned its use and is now strong,
healthy, rosy, plump, weighing
140 pounds. For fuller pameu
f Triaffi
t , e30 t hi 3 wonderful Discovery
Fro. at Dr W. H. Leo & bon
Drugstor e.--^
^ bJooi , caus08 dyspepsia
disnensia ^ reacts by / causing
^ ljoft ? on> ^
worse, until the whole system
The surest Ke ans
^ for ^ vicfcim ig a ihor
ougii and persistent course 01
Ayer a Sarsaparilla.
The Washington Critic say:>
that the Pres^ent has perpetrated
° ne and only one, sinco his
arrival in Washington. A lady,
who is an admirer of ^ lce
( ]eiit Morton, saiu to h:m,
a lar<rc an( ] handsome Vice
° answered,
d f t ou ‘ have.” He
small vices >
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Atlanta Journal: The Techno
logical School is overwhelmed
with orders just now. The peo
pie of Georgia and, in fact, the
South are beginning to appreci
ate the fact that the school can do
as good work and do it cheaper
the artisans of the North,
and orders are pouring in from
every hand. A. few of the mauu
facturers of the state complain
that the school underbids them
and ruins their business, “But,”
said Dr. Hopkins to a Journal re¬
porter, “the school does nothing
of the kind. It does not deprive
Georgia manufacturers of patro¬
nage. It is not competing with
state indurtries. The school
makes a finer grade of castings,
etc. than can be made anywhere
except at the North, and the com
petition is with Brooklyn, Cuicin
nati, Baltimore and other Koitli
era cities, and not with state imlus
tries. Ihe school undoubtedly
saves the state as much as $20,000
a year. The school made a bid to
furnish the desks for the capltol
and it is said that their bid was
lower than any other. The award
however, was not given the boys,
and at first they were mad, and
tiiohght that an injustice had been
done them, but since they have
heard the reason why they could
not give it to them they are satis¬
fied. Only so much was appro¬
priated hv the legislature for fur¬
nishing the building, and the
commissioners were unable by
combining bids on separate
of furniture to make the
come within the sum
and so they were compelled to
cept a bid cfilio Hubert Mitchell
Furniture Company for furnish¬
ing the entire building. It was
for this reason that the bid for
the dusks was not awarded the
Technological school. The boys
at the school are beginning to
understand and like their work,
and as much attention is paid to
Ihe practical work in the shops as
to the scholastic department.
Col. Pickett, a distinguished Ken¬
tucky educator, visited the school
a few days ago, and when ho had
been shown through all the de¬
partments, ho said to Dr. Hopkins
that the school was the most
thoroughly equipped and best
one he had ever seen.
Imperfect digestion and assim¬
ilation produce disordered condi¬
tions of the system which grow
and are confirmed by Strengthening neglect, Dr.
J. H. McLean's
Cordial and Blood Purifier, by its
tonic properties, cures indigestion stomach.
and gives tone to the
$1.00 per bottle.
NOT ONE IN TEN
Of the people yon meet from day
to day has perfectly pure, healthy
blood. The hereditary scrofulous
taint afdiets the large majority of
people, while many others acquire
diseases from impure air, improp¬
er food and wrong indulgences.
Hence the imperative necessity
for a reliable blood purifier like
Kood’e Sarsaparilla, which eradi
cates every impurity, and gives to
the blood vitality and health.
It cnre s salt In,
m0M , boil*, phpplen, «nd all other
lffeetioB8 ca „ 8eJ by impurities or
poisonous germs in the blood.
Alltlint is asked for Hood's Kt.r
saparilia is that it be given a fair
trial.
The Scientific American has
long hold the first rank among the
leading publications regarding
practical information about■art,
sciences, mechanics, chemistry, in
ventions, and manufactures.. ^ 0
oflovho wishes to keep acquainted
with the rapid advancement
these lines can umponse nJh
Munn & Co., 3ui Broadway, we .v
York. Price,$3.00 a year. Cop
ig 3 0 f tho paper may be seen
this office, and subscriptions
ceived.
President Harrison lias deter¬
not to have a southern pol¬
and this determination will
the approval of the south.
says: “1 have altogether re¬
the suggestion of a special
policy for any section
country. It is the duty of the
to administer aipl en
in methods and the instru¬
ments pointed out and provided
the constitution, all laws enact
by congress. These laws are
and their administration
should bo uniform and equal.”
If the President makes no distinc¬
tion between the north and the
south in the administration of the
laws, and in his suggestions to
congress; the south will not be
backward in giving his adminis¬
tration all the support to which
it is entitled from her. All ’the
south asks for is fair treatment,
and that President Harris n is
understood as promising.
Frequently accidents occur in
the household which cause
cuts, sprains and bruises, foi
in such cases Dr. .). II. McLean
Volcanic Oil Liniment has
many years boon the constant fa
vorite family remedy.
During January 142 patients
were treated for rabies at tho Pus
tour Institute at Paris.
the patients, 133 were lulteu by
mad dogs, six by mad cuts and
one by a mud ox. Only two pa¬
tients died. The first death was
that of a little girl who lived
near Paris, the disease becoming
developed nine days after treat¬
ment. The other fatal case was
that of u Frenchman who was bit¬
ten in twenty-throe places by a
mad dog. Pasteur is making a
good record in the treatment oi
hydrophobia cases.
When you are constipated, headache, with take
loss of appetite,
one of Dr. «J. i t. McLean’s Little
Liver and Kidney Fillets. will They
are pleasant to take and euro
you. 25 cents a vial.
EUPEPSY.
This is what you ought to have,
in fact, you must have it, to fully
enjoy life. Thousands are search¬
ing for it dailey, and mourning
because they find it not. Thou¬
sands upon thousands of dollars
are spent annually by our people
in the hope that they may attain
tills boon. And yet it may be[had
by, all. We guarantee that Elec¬
tric Bitters, if used according to
directions and the use persisted
in, will bring you Good Digestion
and oust the demon Dyspepsia
and install instead Epepsy. We
recommend Electric Bitters for
Dyspepsia and all diseases of
Liver, »Siomaoh and Kidneys.
Sold at 50c. and $1.00 per bottle
by Dr. IV, li.Lce Son Druggist,
The Chicago Inter-Ocoan as¬
serts that Senator Sherman’s de¬
nunciation of the Standard oil
monopoly is conclusive evidence
that the Republican party does
not sympathize with trusts. Inc
Inter-Ocean might as well assert
{£ ^Sdf'e % e^d of
1S76; t}ie Republican party did
U ot steal the presidency.
Tho peculiar purifying and
building up power of Hood’s
Sarsaparilla make it the very host
medicine to take at this season.
Any one paying us $1.20 in ad
van ce, whether a new or old sub¬
scriber, can got the Rockdale Ban
ner and the Home and Farm for
oc *y ear Two papers for a little
ljQore jbari the price of one. The
IIorHe an ,i Fun nistwo well known
need ftny encoraium f rora us.
is simply a first class paper de-
1
tQ the iatercgt of farmers
to ma ’ K i n <, home happy,
^ hove paid us one year
a( j vacce? may get the Home and
by paying us an additional
cts. Now is tno time to sub
No farmer can afford to
S s the opportunity.
WORDSTOFBTENDS:
Job irork solicited and inti).fac¬
tion guaranteed.
fieliable attention given advertis¬
ing.
TERMS REASONABLE. •
No. 3.
CAMP—SCOTT.
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From __ the Constitution of
Wednesday last wo make this clip
pmg:
Last night at the residence of
j Mrs. Hughey, at -18 North Forsyth
street, Miss Lula Scott, of Con¬
y ur8 , was married to Mr. D. 0.
Camp of this city,
The ceremony was impressively
performed by Rev. J. W. Lee in
the presence of relatives and
( friends of the contracting parties,
The bride is a beautiful and ac¬
complished lady, whose charming
manners and lovely character
make her the center of a largo
circle of friends.
Mr. Camp is of the firm of Dun¬
I can A Camp, and is one of the
most popular and prominent
young business men of the city.
The happy couple left last night
for a brief visit to Now°OrIoans.
There is a hit of romance con
needed with this marriage. Years
ago Mr. Camp ami Miss Scott
wore engaged to bo married.
After several months had passed
iho engagement , was , broken , oil,
and some time after that event,
\£v. Camp married another young
lady. Time rolled on, and Lis
young wife died. Many months
sped away, and Mr. Gamp turn op
to his first love, and it whs not
long before he became re-engag
od to Miss Scott, to whom ho was
married last night.
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BUCKLEN’S ARNICA SALVE.
The Best Salve in the world for
Gilts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
i Rheum, 1‘Myer Sores, Tetter, Corns,
and Chapped nil Skin Hands, Empli Chill/lains and posi¬
Idles, ms,
tively cures It in guaranteed or no pay to give re¬
quired. porfwct satisfaction,
or money box. re¬
funded. Price 25 cents per
For sale by Dr. W. II. Leo & Son.
“Saturday Night,” tho most
popular story and family paper in
this country, having a circulation
of 200,000, may be subscribed for
at this office. When you wish to
read ft story, road tho best. On
a quiet Saturday night, when all
the little ones are gathered around
the cosy fireside eager to hear a
nything novel or romantic, we
know of no pleasure equal to that
of reading to them a well-selected
story. The subscription price of
the “Saturday Night” is $3.00 per
year in advance. Wo offer it and
the Rockdale Banned both at $3.
00 a year in advance.
The Springfield Republican
says there ba« been ft “great and
alarming" increase in crime in
Massachusetts since the' war.
And yet Massachusetts is not a
southern state.
The following are President
Harrison’s cabinet ru> robors:
Secretary of State—Jumes G.
Blaine of Maine.
Secretary of the Treasury—Wil¬
liam Wiudon of Minnesota.
Secretary of War—B-gdileld
Proctor of Vermont.
Secretary of the Navy—Benj.
F. Tracey of Now York.
Secretary of the Interio;—John
W. Noble of Missouri.
Postmaster General—Joha
Wanamakor of Pennsylvania.
A'rrorney General—W.* H. H.
Miller of Indiana.
Secretary of Agriculture—Jere¬
miah Rusk of Wisconsin.
As Imperative Necessity.—
YJJjat pure air is to an unheal
locality, what spring cleaning
j s the neat housekeeper, so is
Hood’s Sarsaparilla to eyerybody
at this season. The body needs
to be thoroughly renovated, tho
t j, e blood purified and
the germs of disease destroyed.*
Scrofula, Salt Rheum, end all
other blood disorders are cured
, Hood’s Sarsaparilla,the most
, d B i ccess f u l spring
medicine. .