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About The Rockdale banner. (Conyers, Ga.) 1888-1900 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 22, 1889)
jjCKDAJJ_ l BANNER. XEI‘^ S : in advance-.-- $ 1 , 00 . f' 0 n ....50 els S‘ 65fr six nionflis ....25 “ .. three f-ertisiof/ medium of Uf "’ pldde county- , Vol. IS. \0TES OF TRAVEL IX EUROPE by t. j), 0 KELLEX. Atlantic to Loch Lomond. p. ’ '■" CONTINUED.) I TO BE “N°t©s •for this week are Our Providential causes. -:n itted from to omit are sorry to have - not to them, and promise ^ to try it cu} soon again. We lei ' oymiap tKom Locb Loraoml The to h • Ihtolsfoid 0 via Edinburgh. fi L , which is very closely associated with Scott and *his writings. GET A HOME. por'sSme time we have had in ^by ■'mind the importance of some of wliich the great mass *1 ‘ le call become owners of 1 socialistic tomes. ]Ye want no coin manicationistic plan of or plan distribution, We want no tf which our good people will be enabled to emigrate to some land of promise, nor do we want any plan by which men may win or become owners of homes for which they have not paid a fair Take. What we do want is some was by which every honest toiler may own a home he it a little cabin on a ten acre lot or a mt cottage, on a hundred acre kin, we want the man who works ittoown it. There is no place onartli so sweet ,as home. Be irrer so humble the owner of a bine is a better man and a better citizen on account of its owner ship. When a man has a little piece of ground and can put daily lft ioronit, every lick he puts there | isa permanent improvement for his loved ones, he will at once begin to look to society and the country, for lie feels that riglu here my wife is to spend her fu toe life, right here my boys and and girls are to be reared and perhaps marry and rear families of their own. Then I must do all in my power to purify and elevate society. I must help to build'churches -.j,,!; and n„' schools and ' u iidustnes right lieic. ...... ( it is impossible for a man who is a renter to have this feeling. tabeeabehe He cannot work klws to improve the v G that u ii.e limn tines out I of t ten i. it a worthless Hi Uegro were to come along and toeione hundred, pounds more I fc-mnldhaveiomove. We went TV !®off G, that the. , worthy m ,° ney men [‘mail ■«l opportunity intends for to do so. to never a man “mandate wealth for his own [ purposes, hut he wants every this sianto whom lie has ) entrusted enmmea ms u-aoUi. wealth to t put n it where it will ihnw m ° St SOoL-Soutonn Al hri lequently --•;--- accidents in . ^ household ocur CD which cause «s, sprains and bruises; for use ^nolicase Ucamc Oil s Dr. Liniment J. H. McLeans lias bST ntefannly y f arS M been remedy. fclie constant 'm>Uing '*aslungtoniaus are lab just now ]*»« the fact that year a introduced In the House of* Cele ^. ratio n of tlie di ery . menca,b V an exposition b w as , “iugt°n in 1892. The ^eminent :t lands L just in the rear ted hvor-tu h Slte - The r blU was rcpQrted, hut was -■ upon. “jH-V It j s proposed to per " ^ T ^ a “ endmentSj as s the the changing of the loca- 4 t p assed. to Ne " ■ !0 i vsi iHonvuoomvia TV *TUou^i’-? T Q I VW\i\ VmvAY' ||V| a>, 'M Mm wa '=- VVj np /a My V I : 1 2ilsl ? J2te= * T Wj/j J fir V . k r _ WWW; S-- r' --------- \ m ^ h 1 ■&'R GgS Zp-- es*-Cc ,y CONYERS, GEORGIA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1889. GOOD COUNSEL. The man who starts out to find a better country than this is wast ing time. The more w'e see of the balance of the world the more fully convinced we are that thesun does not shine on a fairer or more good ly land than this, and our advice to the man who owns a g’ood home 1S to make up his mind . to stay on ^ ii ie balance of his days. Im P*ove it, beautify it, love it and stand by it, whatever may take ,-hances fot pyos. penty ami happiness will be tea ><>>>> gpater than it yon go cha S - mg phantoms over the rvoml. Contentment is the mam thing, and it is one of the virtues that needs to be cultivated. Turn the thoughts towards winning happi ness, comfort and intelligence in the home circle. Make your wife and children as happy as you can, and the demon of unrest will take his departure. Happiness is not to be captured by chasing it across plain's or over rugged steeps, but the seed may be planted at the fireside, and with proper nurture it will bloom perpetually there, shedding its fragrance on all round about.—Marietta Journal. Sick headache is the bane of many lives. To cure and prevent, this annoying complaint use Dr. J. H. McLean’s Little Liver and Kidney Fillets. They are their agreea¬ ble to take and gentle vial. in ac¬ tion. 25 cents a According to the Railway Age, Georgia, leads the entire country in the number of miles of built during the past nine months, having completed twelve lines ag¬ gregating 288 miles. l' ar betterthan tnehaisi beat ^ ] ip6 the patient and destroy the J. ( oafcing . of tll0 stomach. Dr. jj. McLean’s Chills and Fever Cure by mild vet effective action will cure. Bold at oO cents ft bot- 1 T* 16 •^ ra ' s ® (,i ka h 1 ' 1 Emerson in Concort a ass w as opened Uie other mg i, on Emerson s remains w eio no • - kirbed tire gbou ■ . j - , L^vard A. ^m> ' ‘ graphed ioi, and <u « - - , being made to identify the guilty parties. There are several theories Lfi, ) rAo-nrd f " to the affair one be i m t m • -p f iward * Emerson’s • activity on tne ooaia efforts oi ueaitu to ferret Concord and his out oases .-.uses of house-breaking • • ; ° in i.i unit oi, m.a o with the ton ^ 1 n0(1 ^ the Vddo Emerson ®,ght years ^go. Hgreat von'take Hood's 'blood pu y 0 ia by aD druggists. of Lord Tennyson «> « m J restorod, the - warm aau 1 , 1J nt in ‘ England oi . mt , 1 + f . ew . wee ks , having had a nio- ucui k <i feet. Persons who lead a life of _ ex nosure are subject to rheumatism, neuralgia and lumimgo, and w, 1 f ft d a valuable remedy m Dr. J. n .'Volcanic Oil Lim McLean’s banish and sub ment; it will pam i due inflammation. The ml ; s „ nce of the hotel was i n the parlor warbling “O, would Abe a bird.' 'Well, said here's the a beginning for yon,” handed iandiord. And he lnm ifisbell. Trdigestion results from a par tia 1 paralysis of the stomach and g !*v ■AT4;:: iiidhThb “^"“-bie is h'-ir to The remedy most is 1 and effective Vf 4 u McL' in's I" 7 1 and Bans brighten ’ldbheck^ pAe cii spiri t d , u^Hn% h ^ of Ukling e | health and beauty. 81.00 pn bottle. A BAD WOMAN. A negro woman by the name of' Sarah Bennett, accidentally or in tentionally, came near killing Mr. TV. A. Dyer and his wife, three children, Miss Ophelia Terrell and two negro boys, by placing poison in the flour from which biscuit was made for breakfast, on day last. Dr. J. C. Anderson was called in and by hard work re lieved them in the course of sev eral hours. The negro woman cooked for Mr. Dyerf who lives near Dixie, in this county. On Friday she was tried in ton before Justice Bower and bound over to await the action of the next grand jury.-Covington Enterprise. " BUCIvLEN S ARNICA SALY 4 ^ E. The Best Salve-in the world Cuts, Bruises, Sores, deers. and all Skin Piles, Eruptions, and tively qnired. cures It is guaranteed or no pay to perfect satisfaction, or money For^sale liViDr W* H LeiTd: . Newspaper advertising is re garded these days as indispensa ble to the success of any business. and the Arm that doesn't ailver tise and use printer's ink, is si,lev,-,! not wvv ,s,tev,,risin S - liberal. Live men have live ways, land show it in push and I j A free and easy expectoration is produced by a few doses of Dr. j J. H. McLean's Tar, Wine Lung Halm m all cm;es G hoarseness, ' : throat or u.mciilty ( ot breath ing. Major G. F. McGregor killed Mr. J. M. W. Cody on the streets AVnrrontoii Saturday, by slioot three times with a revol vcr. It was the closing act in a series of tragic personal 0 f several months duration, McGrt!gol .;, in j i n Augusta, His friends claim lie was jnst-ifia ble, while the friends of Cody say ifc waS or cold blooded Botli wore men of wea ltb and prominence. Pains in the small of tho back indicate a diseased conudion of the Livei oi Aidmq .a, n hn ama. y be easily removed oy ine use <d Dr. J- H. McLean s ' -ev ami Kidney Balm. Si.00 per oott-le. Ex-Sheriff Levi IT. Turner, an old and valued citizen of Homy county die.' , ore <hiy , Inst , , neck. , PT nofuvia’* o !R° 'toon , BETTERS mTT/r/tS rWNJnwnrfb itlm ■- V-.,.'nAk.v. Vigsi ^ ' _ f| BASTSil POSTAL AABI1 «PTS>' k» GSV <3lh. . - "WRITE " XUi YOUR ' NAME and the names of ’ YOJTIi ^'."'r/'ND NI’jRrKBORS x v ru'-'TYi ! YDiniFss n 1 JUC 8 *S& gS^ST I 6 TUT I W I » ON #Z« ATLANTA, GA And all six oi you will get a ^ sample copy of the ' GRE4T SOUTHER'S WEEKLY You thus give y< nr noignbor a week's reading frv of the b ;; st pgerm ^ . and Bam Jones pr-acli for it Dr. Jones writes t c* pannersi agy, and Mrs. K.-- - ; ', ’ ,| bbi! s “Travel and A.lv. itnre m every issue. . , A pert Auig.izum ot. g-- „ •« - t writing your name and theirs on a postal card CONSTITUTIOX and sending it to THE ^ Don - t delay . Write quick, ENGLISH SPEECH. There will never, in all proba bility.be any common language for all civilized peoples. The ar titicia] languages, such as Yola puk. intended to be universal, may amuse and interest a few persons of each nation, but they can never amount to more than mere philo logical toys. But while this is true, a comparison will show that a comparatively short period of time has proved sufficient, under j ! modern conditions, to change greatly the relative importance of the principal languages of world. At the beginning of this century only about 20,500,001) people spoke English, while 31, 000,000 spoke French, 80,500,000 German, ‘‘31,000,000 Russian and e 20,000,000 Spanish. It inoi w ifl he seen that in relative im . tanC( , Kn-lish was far behind K.™*™. h» guages, if the number of people speaking it only be considered, qj the ~l(>L8(i!),000 ’ speaking the >vt . wt languages, than 13 per cent spoke English w Russian,' ]iij e !<! (; SjK) p A , French, FU German and 1<; Spanish. Since the century began, how ever, there lias been a great change. Emdish is now spoken nlsmt l*M0O.«0» 1™I>H « f per cent, of the 400,000,0;),) to which the population using the languages spoken of have 50,000,000 speak French, 70 ,000,000 German, 70,000,000 UShi ., n !Ul d 40,000,000 Spanish, Tjui "outgrown ]aU! , u . ll?e has e mously its rivals, within a generation will doubtless be spoken bv twice as many ])<•<» plo as any other European Ian guage. Tho oauses i iave broughi ^ ^ ( q, nno . c aro s till , / ,c. ’ the world in t]wiv ro oin for expaI i siojl , iw.indutbm is needed to dc , ^ |e j r H;l t nrrt l resources, are ]‘ ar ” o- e l v i u control of e ki The United States ^Canada South Africa, instralia arc ; ,U in their infancy ftnA fl estinwL each ofthemtosup poi an »' •- -• ^ Fno-lish-sneak- ' ' 1 ing population. In every cornel (> f the world, almost, English _ has o-ained a foothold and will grow, Even in India, in recent years, the , lsi.-rueRe , lms , extent, l.ee„ -< and < <1>1<,'l it to an astonishing is not i m])<) ssible that the northern S p eec h mav, iu the end, expel 300 jarring dialects of that vast and ocen Py the Tl» world will not have a com- 1 mon lansnaev, hnt the Inspects are decades have passed it will have a that will so far surpass all others U] that a knowledge „f it will In ne.-essarv to ever, man who , stirs .. bejond m, the 0 fi-nnh'w -, • ° * , ’ — - A VALUABLE REMEDY- . A letter from S. P. "Wardwell, i.». w p.. S . IV< - .rapiffoniCatorrh “] u-ed Clarke's ^Siion, . . H at& Pever find it tllc tmlv thing I have sc n which ' allnv, without irritating, would the inflammation of tin- nostrils and thro.-i. - -> sootlimg -m ^ r»W lake's Flax Soap is the Ask for thmfl at c.r reading Di..g ► 01 sS - . j, • . b A J, dt Subi money , w<m j n tiie Sullivan Kilrain fight. If Sullivan can t -dor-' until tin supreme court in his case, probable he wont have ^ use for monev for a year > af ~ g^'BLACK-DRAUGHT tea cures Constipation. ALLIANCE DAY. Alliance Day ivill be one of the biggest of the exposition proba bly the biggest of all. President L. F. Livingston, ot the (leorgia State !• armor s Al lianee, lias issued the following address to alliancemen: Atlanta, G.l, October Dili, 1880.—ToAllianccmen of Georg ia: The managers of the Piedmont exposition have very kindly iixod Lhursday, the 24th ot October, as "alliance day” on the fair grounds, 1 hey have and will occur a heavy expense in getting Hon. Evans Jones, president of the batmeis and Laborers union ot Arnei ica, from Texas, also Hon. S. L. Polk, secretary of the State-Alliance of North Carolina, as speakers fur the occasion. There will bo also .a double wedding, Governor Gor don olflciating, assisted by two ■; “to.l aiyi„,s tin- {.. dressed in cotton bagging with many use till gifts to the parties by the management and citizens I of Atlanta, as well as many from >11 sections of the state and the union. Let us all. meet on that 1 day at and around the grand stand ; to om ' eloquent ; speakers named above, and « it ness not only the double “colton wedding, but the magnificent ag : and nt, f woi. ay c, .1 -1 on me grounds v. i a man A g-'•»<! reunion, ami thus have onr hopes and our faith strengthened and removed for the great contest that awaits us m the. tutu re. ( "Eie one, come all. L F Livingston j l’resident Georgia State Far J me rs’ Alliance. Vi«‘ programme for ! Imrsday j will be published as soon as ! siblo. L. The negroes f Cobb county 1 hold, a mass meeting near otta, Monday, and discussed the : advisability of emigrating to the : northwest and establishing a colony. A Pennsylvania exchange proudly refers to the organization of “a Vocal Singing Class." Fennslylvania is always getting mi ••oinetliiiu- ~ new. A “vocal singing class , must lx. a now.,,. q., There is a certain Macon insti fcution wliich owns 880,000 worth of fi rs t-class railroad stock, and cm, empktes , , invest,n .. K the ,m cecils in the bonds of ano.vi rai l roac l. This will doubtlc be fc] H , largest transfer of railroad securities made in Macon during U . ...... ...... | „ df Atlanta, was kicked JV f „ il0re ,, „j | lt |„ st , „ m , b g re8l ,lt in his dent|l W- net nbO.nl the otin .. r day that southern outrages wool,: form a leading feature in his forthcoming . . messages to , congress. This is about the size to which the President has been shrinking all summer. 7 • -> , , i" ’ '’■•‘Yj ;• '' ....... ^ \r,q on i.iigxni.mion KtrUohe am. V ' ,.,,x ;,j 0 the’ dm- inflv-’u- Y v g,, iv (1 g,, ., subdue ,.; amU „ llt! tl „. ;m d strengthen weak and lading IlyeSight. 25 cents a box. Anoldobsen f TVasliin-to, hi P i it fo 0 gin H his term byspeiitliug more money on hospitality during (lie first yet: r of office than durimr » y * - « ...... ilm cxj.<uulitnre decreases glad- , uully, it is said, until the fourth vcm-, when the ordinary Presi saying money for the coming rainy day than about spending it for dinners and receptions, MiELREE S WINE OF CARDUI for Weak X.; v. , WORDSTO FRIENDS: dob v'u/‘l' sot I cited and satisfac¬ tion .(/varan feed'. Reliable aU-n.tivn given advert it - ing. TERMS REASON A RLE. No. 35 USES OF AFFLICTION. “Afflictions, as saitli the apos tie, for the present are not joy¬ ous but rather grievous, but af i crward they yield the ■ peaceable 1 rails of righteousness unto them that are exercised thereby. Af dictions try the soul, but th$y ai e unquestionably the brightest blessings allotted to men. Those whom John saw,through the lifted heinous, triumphant in the botte. land, were such as had como out of great tribulation had washed theii robes and made them white in the blood of the Lamb. Alllicti nsliadchast cned and pmilied them to such an extent that heaven will be all the sweeter for what they had suffered during their earthly pilgrimage. “Their light afflictions which were but for a moment, worked for them a far more exceeding and vtvnial wt-ipif of -lory.” Heaven is for such as suffer for ( hrists saite, because they are purified and rendered more meet for that blissful country by the sadness of the crushed heart that brokenly lives on, enduring for Him who loved them and gave ; himself for them. Thrice wel j conic then, affliction's chastening . ro,l, for tiiere is honey at the end »of it- Index. Dr. J. 11. Jl.-Uue Htm.gthen • <4«r ( li«l and Blood Purifier, | )y j f ,, v i, :ilixin«r properties, will bnglden ,.alo ihccks and tmns Iona a pale, haggard dispirited 1 ; 1 ‘ QOmu ^ boL ' The bankers of Albany report money flush. They say that sec¬ j tion has never had a better season 'since the war, and that there will be more- money in the country on tlm 1st of next January than there has been in many years. Tho ]irohil)ition law of Iowa lias been declared to be constitu tional by the supreme court of tho I State. I Miss Annie Lee Wilkins is tho editor of a bright and enterprising monthly called the Southern Girls, published at Swainsboro, Ga. If what Rev. W. B. Gordon says is true, tic religious outlook in Mexico is discouraging. Episcopal MrGor is a ( |,. l cgafc b» the convention in New York. He stated the other day that his ob¬ scrvations ns a missionary in Mexico taught ,D,.„ him that there u . two cl i„ tlmtconntry- infidels, and t j 10 ,-lass were the lower class were infidels.” i ‘Pure Gold " flour at H. P. & D. M . Almand & Go’s. Best flour The Odell YPE WRITE CP 4 5 will buy the ODELL Ol TYPE WRITER, Warranteed to do as good work as any $100 machine. It combines simplicity with UU¬ uajulity—steld, ease of opeba ‘ longer without tion— wears cost of repairs than any other machine, has no ink ribbon to bother the operator. It is neat snbstsntm , mckle plated- perfect, and adapt ? to a ll kind of type wrrtmg. L / ke a P rxl } tlll = l»res»,it produces Shi a ' 1 ’’ £ leall i Legible Manu -™V^ . e ^"riling!' bankers, ISg'mann/:- minist-is, business mer -m-em, " ^person 8 ”’, ete -’ . < f? ll l , t T l “*H* in a week can become H 00 oi) opehatob^R a rapid one in two months. $1,000 offered any operator S the OUELL-I-^Reliable Agents and Salesmen AVanted. 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