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About The Rockdale banner. (Conyers, Ga.) 1888-1900 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 26, 1897)
i mm gx-z. _ s. * m TJ 1 mm m A c. JH I \\ iL. XXI. ;ggONAL pOtber Items of Inter U Crowded ofFTHe Local Page. fOLD IN BRIEF PSRMJPP idles injure the stomach because of rtvianhark extracts found in them, ^companied Chill by Tonic a digestive evereomes principle. this (! pepsin each dose contains because pure [saficient to diarest it. Tasteless and ipteed. [ l J. Almand will be mana fthe oil mill this season, ■he intention of the company irt the mill as soon as the a opens. s. Harris and children, wife tective Harris of Atlanta, re :,] home Monday from a ■tat visit to relatives in field district. I Allen Summers is back I me again looking like his I self. He has been to the I a for his health and return I «ch improved. I'land winter dress goods and I ing are in evidence at our I - We have just opened up leellent line of the goods.—D. itaand & Sons. I' W. L. Adair, who has been I f York and other eastern vote for the past two weeks, Named home. He reports N excellent trip. [W is on a boom. The will probably go above a r Will not this suggest to pis the advisability of sow peat; this fall. mm. B. F. George, Jas. h and Col. R. W. Milner, of hia,were in attendance up r Monday night services at Presbyterian church, p Ada Whitaker, a very young lady of Rockdale K is visiting her aunt, Mrs. ht : Vaughn.—Salem corres in Covington Star, k R. L. Albert and little ji riio have been visiting ^ C. Albert and wife in our for several days, have gone B,i ad several days at CoYing Ns Jim and Charlton Mel pith th«ir wives, returned to pome at Abbeville Tuesday, p three weeks visit to their r< Dr. Melton, of this r regret to announce the ill r Mrs. John Parker. She No quite sick for over a Mud we sincerely hope that ’-°od lady will soon be well t. p tirove is of the best s one Fanities in the county. Her r -0 hand in hand and ‘Uan pulls with his neighbor, [corner ‘ - JEM[ lumtv -l will thrive ,, • where r. 6 people live. _ f 'J’W'. Riley and wife re r’ to their home in Atlanta | f’he Y’ They were here to at L. burial of Dr ' Rilev's f >r •air. A. _ Rllev which 1' PDiaeo r «<U.e a oaturdav. i-i It, f^qoe.Iowa, J Pare Sept. 16, 1886. used Dr. Tiehenor's r*! throughout the shops a year, and all, without b 4 °’ P ro &ounced it the best e Y have ever used for cuts Iron Yours truly, r A Works Company. CONYERS, GA., THURSDAY, AUG. 26, 1897. Mr, Z. T. Almand is remodel ing his residence and he have one of the handsomest dwell j n g g j n ^ le coun ty when it is finished. Mr. Almand is one of Oak Grove's thriving citizens. Mr. -T. P. Persall has bought the farm of Mr. J. D. Scott on South river, and will move to it this fall. Mr. Persall has sold his home where he now resides to M*\ John L. Scott, of this place. Mr. T G. Swann has bought the T. F. Maddox farm of 200 acres just three miles East of Con¬ yers, on the Pine Log road. Mr. Swann has apparently been very successful in his land trading this year. Mr. E. A. Ewing has returned to work, after spending a pleas¬ ant vacation at home with his parents in this county. Mr. Ed sent his father a small South Georgia watermelon Tuesday, which weighed only 65 pouuds. St. Louis, Mo., Auguat 4, 1886. Please send me by express at once, half a dozen bottle of Anti¬ septic. It is the best preparation I have ever used for a sprained ankle. A. F. Roth, Route Agent, Pacific Express Co. The protracted meeting at the Presbyterian church is being largely attended at both morn¬ ing and night services. Rev. F. R. Graves, of Atlanta, is assisting Rev. R. A. Bowman in the meet¬ ing and is doing some excellent preaching. Prof. C. T. Clotfelter has been elected principal of Oak Grove school for another year at an increased salary. The people of Oak Grove community duly ap¬ preciates a good and efficient teacher, and they hold to such a man when they can. Mr. W. J, ^Williams carried us through his late watermelon patch one evening last week and show¬ ed us some of the finest melons we have seen this year. He has a number of melons that will weigh from 40 to 50 pounds, and they will be ripe this week. At the Presbyterian Sunday School last Sunday morning a beautiful Bible was giving to little Clyde McDaniel the 10 year old daughter of Hon. W. F. McDaniel, for memorizing the Child's Catechism. Clyde was a* bout three months in accomplish¬ ing the task. She is a member of Miss Mattie Argo's class. lIlMDC I US 8?TP* ET ■ is a diseas e which- if allowed to fasten ^ s n J°J4 ed by m u P° inactive n a pemltur™gSve.^It^ kidneys. They fail 1 caus the impurities to filter from the blood and poisons which it takes up from the food, and which should be thrown out of the system by way of the urine. Weak or inactive kidneys and all symptoof Diabet ^cm be I 1 K I \ I have been suffering with kidney complaint for the past ten or twelve years: have used all kinds of patent medicine doctor’s pre scriotions and home medicines, and received no beneflt. I used two boxes of Dr. Hobbs Sparagus Kidney PiMs and am comoletely ij... & HOBBS Sparagus Kidney Pills. HOBBS REMEDY CO.. Proprietors, Chicago. i J Dr. Hobbs Pills For Sale in CONYERS, GA., by THE GAILEY DRUG CO. Parties desiring a good farm to town should confer with Mr. Alonzo Richardson, Equitable Building, Atlanta, Ga. He is advertising the Cirak place for sale in this papsr aud will sell it on easy terms. It is a good place, well timbered, conven ient to town and a m©3t disirable home place. Write to Mr. Rich¬ ardson about it. Miss Nora Plunket's many friends will be sorry to learn that she is very sick from the effects of a Snife wound. Some eight weeks ago Miss Nora and her brother, Floyd, were scuffling at home and accidently stabbed herself on the leg with a sharp pointed case-knife. The wound was veiy painful at first, but soon got better aud was thought to be doing nicely until several lays ago when it became sud¬ denly worse, and she has since been very sick. May she soon be well. CARD OF THANKS. I want to express the sincere appreciation of our family to the many friends for their kindness during my father’s sickness and death. It is very sweet to know that we have so many friends who sympathize with us in our sad be¬ reavement. Miss Emma Riley. WILL CHANGE HANDS. We understand that Mrs. J. B. Reese, proprietress of the Com¬ mercial Hotel, has sold out and will give up hotel keeping. Mrs. M. H. Morgan and her mother, Mrs. Green, of Americus, are the purchasers. The trade has been made, but caunot be confirmed until Mrs Morgan ar¬ rives. She is expected in a day or so, when the trade will be made final and the property will go into new hands at once. The Commercial Hotel is valua¬ ble property aud Mrs. Reese would not sell were it not for the fact that health has failed her. Mrs. Reese has worked hard to build up a good patronage for the hotel aud she has succeeded. Tne Commercial has a good re¬ putation among all the traveling men, who are ever praising the excellent management of it. Mrs. Reese has not decided where she will locate, but we are very sorry to learn that she will not locate in Conyers. TWO DEATHS. ^ rs ‘ M yers > m °ther of Mrs. Jno. * Christian, died at the home of her daughter, in this place, last Fri day about noon, after a long and Da i n f u [ illness. Mrs. Myers had not seen the light of day for a number of years an d for a long time she had been a great sufferer, but she bore her afflictions with Christian forti tude and patience. Revs. H. J. Adams and R. A. Bowman conducted the funeral CASTORIA For Infants and Children. 3 C •ft if ea tf X-- services Saturday afternAon at 8 o’clock at the Methodist church, of which she was a member. The interment was in Rockdale ceme¬ tery. Last Friday morning .. about t o’clock, after a long and painful illness, death came to the relief of Mr. Addison Riley, at his home in this place. lie had suffered greatly for several months . from chest dropsy and his death had been momentarily expected for several days. Mr. Riley was one of our oldest and most highly respected citi¬ zens ; he was a true Christian man and his walk in life was upright. He was a member of the Baptist church of this place and as such he lived strictly up to the pre¬ scribed faith of his church. — — is death will be keenly felt by all of our people. The. remains were laid to rest in Eastview cemetery last Satur¬ day morning, after funeral ser¬ vices at 9:80 o’clock in the Bap¬ tist church conducted by Revs. B. D. Ragsdale and H. J. Adams. THE CALVINISTIC DOCTRINE (communicated.) Editor Banner: —I think it very foolish for men and women to engage in discussing the decrees of the great “I am” in the spirit of controversy we use in these lat¬ er days. God’s holy word, if worth anything, is worth everything. On it hinges the destiny of this vast universe, and most of all the eternal destiny of men and wo¬ men. God made men and women for His own glory, not to enjoy our fleshly lust. I am often made sick by hear¬ ing men ignorant of the bible canting on God’s laws and decrees that does not agree with their fee¬ ble notions of creeds, Because some man differs with them on baptism, free grace, foreordina¬ tion, or some other doctrine, the poor, frail man unchristianizes them. In John 0: 04—65 we find the apostle John wanting to do the same thing. Some ask if you believe in free agency, why don’t you get relig¬ ion right now?—you act foolish to put it off. Others say if you believe in foreordination, what do you try to do good works for? Sim¬ ply because God has told me to do good unto all men, and it is none of my business to ask why. Some say if I believed the Calvin istic doctrine, I would rob, steal, kill, or do anything I wanted to do. Such men no not of God. They would kill, rob and steal if they were not in fear of man’s laws. To these people I want to give a few quotations and refer (Continued on last page.) W. A. McLarty & Son, Dime Uox, Tex., say: “We want some more of Ramon's Pepsin Chill Tonic, as it is the best we ever handled. My son prescribes it in his practice, an«l says it is the only Chill Tonic which even a child can take without injurv to the stomach. You may send me I trrosa of Ramon’s Pepsin Chill Tonic and 1 gross of Ramon’s Tonic Liver Pills.” Beauty In Blood Deep. Clean blood means a clean skin. No beauty without it. 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Watches, V /i; • \ Clocks, \ ; ^vw Bicycl es, * Machines, and, in fact, anything to he repaired will be done on short notice. 1 also have for sale watches, jewelry, bicycles and fixtures. Prices low. G. B. IRWIN, Bank Building. JUf Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria.
