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Vol. XIV.
WASHINGTON NEWS.
Gathered for the Banner Readers
by Our Special Corres¬
pondent,
Mr. Harrison was fortunate in
being out of town this week. He
escaped the first exuberance of the
Blaine howlers, who have gone
completely wild, because the al¬
leged reciprocity treaty has been
formally accepted by the Brazil¬
ian government, instead of being
rejected as has been rumored, and
because the British government
has agreed to submit the Behring
Sea dispute to arbitration, reserv¬
ing the right to insist upon the
payment of damages by this gov¬
ernment for what it calls the il¬
legal seizure of vessels sailing un
der the British flag, Before
crowning Mr. Blaine kins’ of the
world of diplomacy the Blainiacs
should procure a copy of the
dispatch of Lord Salisbury, sent
to the British Minister here last
Summer, which was a part of the
correspondence submitted to Con¬
gress at the last session. They
will find that the proposition then
made by Great Britian to arbri
trate was, with the exception that
it included the Canadian fisheries
dispute, substantially tlia same as
that now accepted by Lord Salis¬
bury. If there has been any dip¬
lomatic victo' y won ic these ne¬
gotiations Mr. Blaine was not its
winner.
Notwithstanding the statement
that Mr. Harrison had concluded
not to make the Appointments of
the nine United States Judges
until congress met acain the re¬
publican applicants for these life
time positions are patiently wait¬
ing for him to return to the White
House in order to renew the seige.
His ostensible reason for going
to Maryland was to shoot wild
ducks, but I think that his real
reason was to escape the impor¬
tunities of the “lame ducks” of
his party. It is thought here that
he will make these appointments
before goingto the Pacific Coasts
in search of votes in the next re
publican national convention, and
the vote hunting jaunt is to be¬
gin, very appropriately, in the
neighborhood of the first of Aptil.
Attorney General Miller is said
to be studying the law under
which these judges are to be ap¬
pointed, as doubts have been ex¬
pressed as to its constitutionality.
Secretary Foster is in Ohio,
but there is quite as much con
sternafion in the Treasury De¬
partment as there usually is upon
a change of administration, and
the impression is general that
many heads are to fall in order to
naake place for Foster’s machine
republicans. Treasury Huston is
expected to return to Washington
to-morrow, but he will not, they
say at the department, again re¬
sume his duties, although his^res
ignation has not been officially
accepted. There is a well de¬
fined rumor here that Mr. Harri¬
son will try to get rid of Huston
by tending him an important for¬
eign mission. Private Secretary
Halford says there is nothing in
m it, but it finds many believers
nevertheless.
Laat night at the hotel at which
Hon non. Wilna \\ ihia « n p R. xr Morrison • v lives,
el ere Hlinois was a gathering of delight
democrats exchanging
CONYERS, GA., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18. 1891.
“S‘"S“ T £ t‘£
States Senate, and no one ex¬
pressed more pleasure than Mr.
Morrison, who had been promi¬
nently mentioned as a candidate
in case of the withdrawal of Gen.
Palmer.
Republicans here take a special
delight in the knowledge that
the extravagant appropriations of
the last congress will make a de¬
ficit in the Treasury which the in¬
coming demo vatic congress will
have to provide for, either by re¬
ducing expenses or increasing
taxation, and they actually Jhave
the “gall” to express their delight
to democrats. Perhaps when the
democratic House begins to show
up some of the financial crooked¬
ness of the majority in the last
congress, as it is almost certain to
do, these fellows will not feel
quite so gleeful.
The Treasury Department has
notified the claim agents that all
payments under the direct tax act
will bo made to the States in trust
for citizens thereof from whom
they were collected and that no
one will be allowed to examine
the direct-tax records of the De¬
partment unless authorized by
one of the States to do so. This
is a black eye to the fraternity of
claim agents, but it would be safe
to bet that copies of the Depart¬
ment records were in the pesses
sion of favored individuals be
fore the order was issued.
The illegal sealers in Behring
Sea will have a lively time this
season, as pending the arbitration
the ships of Great Britain will as¬
sist those of the United States in
putting an eud to the business.
THAT TERRIBLE COUGH
In the morning, hurried or diffi¬
cult breathing, raising quickened phlegm,
tightness in the chest,
pulse, chilliness in the evening or
sweats at night, all or any of these
things are the first stages of con¬
sumption. Dr. Acker’s English these
cough remedy will cure
earfu symptoms, and is sold,
under a positive guarantee by Dr
M. R. Stewart, Druggist.
The Annual Statement
Of The Mutual Life Insurance
Company of New York skow r s the
remarkable progress made by this
institution during twelve month?.
The record made by the Mutual
eclipses its owu best efforts, and
naturally exceeds that of any
other financial institution in the
world. The new business written
amounted to $160,985,986, show
mg a continuous and phenomenal of Mu¬
advance. The assets the
tual Life* now' aggregate $147,-
154,961.20 indicating a gam for
the year of $10,753,633.18. The
Companj' now has an outstand¬
ing insurance account amounting
to $638,226,895. Its*total income
from all sources is reported at
$34,978,778.69. It paid to its
members during the year and for
death claims and endowments
other obligations mutual $16,973,200.05. had 206,
Up to date the
055 policies in force, showing a
gain in membership for the year
of 23,745 thus forming the big¬
gest army of policy-holders in any
iegular Life Insurance Company
in the world. The surplus and fund above is
now $9,981,223 38 over
ever liability.
CAN’T SLEEP NIGHTS
Is the complaint of thousands suf
fering from Asthma, consumption,
coughs, etc. Did you ever try
Hr Acker’s English Remedy? It
is the best troubles. preparation known for
j, L Sold on a
positive guarantee a ct~ 25c. and t ’ n ~
Dr. M. R. Stewart, Druggist.
LUMBER, 200,000 FEET.
We have on hand 200,00J feet of original forest pines to
cut, and can fill special bills at short notice. We also
Deliver Lumber when Desired.
Mill located 3^ miles from Conyers near Pine Log Bridge.
J. M. B. & J. A. GOQDEf
Standard Guano,
The Old Reliable.
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This is the best Guano on the market to-day at any price.
Don’t be fooled by low prices and cheap Guanos, or the cry of
“blood and bono goods. ’
This Is a Home Industry.
Patronize it and keep your money at home, This Guano has
been used by your neighbors and friends, and is pronounced the
best by actual test, See what they say about this Guano. You
know them.
I used Rockdale Standard, Eddystone, and John
M. Green. The Rockdale Standard beats any
and all Guanos 1 have used for many years,
and I want no other so long as it is kept at the
present standard. Joru Marks,
Conyers, Ga.
I used the Old Dominion. Merriman, and
Rockdale Standard. Rockdale Standard is far
a head of either of the others. I think it the
best Guano I ever used. Every one that used
it through this section speak well of it. Some
say they never expect to use any other if thev
can get Rockdale Standard. A. C. Heard,
Newton Factory, Ga.
I am satisfied Rockdale Standard is the best.
Guano for corn 1 ever used, and fully as good
as any for cotton. S. J, Cowan,
Conyers, Ga.
1 did not weigh any Rockdale Standard to teat
it, but used it with oth.., Guanos, and think it
as good as any that I used. The cotton sacks
make it more salable. A. J. Belcher,
Starrs ville, G a.
The following firms and gentlemen are acting as our agent
Call on them when you need a first class Guano and one that it wil
pay you to use.
At Conyers— H. P. & D. M. Almand, D. N. Hudson <fc Son., J.
H. Almand & Co., G. W. Cain, Alniand & Langford, Farmers Co¬
operative Co., G. P. Elliott, J. VV. Almand, sr., J. E. Whitaker.
Jesse W. Jones.
Cora— T. W. Hicks; Kings— W. K. Downs; Covington— J. A. B.
Stewart & Son; Salem— R. B. Yauglin. standard and give
This Guano is made up to the full we our
personal guarantee to cur friends and customers.
J. P. TILLEY, General Manager,
Conyers Oil & Fertilizer Company.
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for Infants and Children.
'‘Castoria i3 so well adapted to children that
I recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me.” H. A. Archer, H. D.,
Ill So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N, Y.
«The use of ‘ Castoria ’ is so universal and
its merits so well known that it seems a work
of supererogation to endorse it. Few are the
intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach.” Marten, D. D.,
Carlos
New York City
Late Pastor Bloomingdale Reformed Church.
The Centaur Company, 77 Murray Strrkh New Took.
/AOYl/shall I attract the Public Eye?
WHEN Shall I commence to Advertise?
\XJ JEE REshall I place my Advertisement?
Of course in
THE BANNER
Using but one kind. I can make no compar¬
ison, but can say as against no Guano. it will
beat no Guano at least fifty per cent, as prov¬
en by test rows. Wilson L. Davih,
Rocky Plains, Ga.
I used Rockdale Standard in a test row 53
yards long, putting ti pounds to the row; and
this made 3114 pounds of cotton. I used
another standard guano in test row 5t yards
long, puting 6 pounds to the row; and this
produced W/s pounds of cotton. I think the
Rockdale Standard Guano is as good as any I
ever used. Ar.jtx Bohannon,
Newton Factory, Ga.
Rockdale Standard Guano is just as good as
any I ever used. T. H Pickett
N ewton Factory, Ga.
T , ISO( j Rockdale Standard and one other
kin(i ; n it compared most splendidly
w jth that, Geo. W. Ha vs,
Starniville, Ga.
C as tori a cures Diarrhoea. Colic, Constipation, Eructation,
Sour Stomach, gives and promotes di¬
Kills Worms, sleep,
Without gestion, injurious medication.
•• For several years I have recommended
your * Castoria, ’ and shall always continue to
do so as it hoc invariably produced beneficial
results.”
Edwin F. Pardee, M. D.,
« The Winthrop, ’’ 128th Street and 7th Ave.,
New York City.
No. 1.
Don’t Stand On Your
Head to Read
This.
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yadrutaS call on A. B. Osborn,
Conyers, Georgia.
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FOR
MEN OR WOMEN,
BY
MRS. DR. GLENN,
who will please you in fit and
price.
Opposite Guinn’s Academy.
George Washington
AND OUR
Advertisements
Alike bear the reputation of
TRUTH;
When we siy, therefore, that our
Stock of Goods
TFas never Larger, or marked at
Lower Prices, we naturally .ex¬
pect you will BELIEVE US.
ALMAND & LANGFORD.
Engines Repaired
Call on us when you want
stoves, tinware, and stove fixtures.
We also keep all you need in
repairing engines, such as steam
cocks, nuts, bolts, piping etc.
We will sell goods at bottom
prices. Lgl us have your trade.
Yours truly,
Johnson & Almand, at
E. Roberts & Co’s old stand.
School Tickets
Between stations named, al30 intermediate
good for forty-six CONTINUOUS TRIPS
Which will be sold at rates named and on
conditions stated in commuters tnnfl. abese
tickets are additional to the commuter tickets
heretofore on sale. These tickets will be so
by he Union Ticket A treat at, Atlanta, and a.
good only within the ain *
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tf General i-assenger Agent
GEORGIA R. R. GO.
Office General Passenger Agent, Augusta.
Ga., June 3th 1893.
Commencing June loth this Company will
place on sale
FAMILY TICKETS
GOOD FOR FIFTY CONTINUOUS TRIPS.
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