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About The Rockdale banner. (Conyers, Ga.) 1888-1900 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 16, 1898)
HALE’S BANNER-WEEKMY PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY. J. H. HALE, EDITOR. SARAH J. AND RUTH HALE. ASSOCIATES. Entered at the post-office as second-class mail matter. Price, if 1.00 per a nnum. DEMOCRATIC TICKET. For Governor, Allen D. Candler. Sec. of State, Phillip Cook. Atty. Gen. Joseph M. Terrel. “ State Treasurer, W. J. Speer. « Comp. Gen., W. A. Wright. “ Com. of Agr., O. B. Stephens. “ Prison Com., J. S. Turner. “ Cong. 5th district, L. F. Livingston. “ Representative, Dr. C. H. Turner. “ Sheriff, W. H.M. Austin. “ Clerk, L. II. Sigman. “ Tax Collector, W. G. Clotfelter. “ Tax Receiver, G. H. Hull. “ Treasurer, J. A. Dukes. “ Coroner, L. T'Farrill. To Our Negroes. # The mnn who attemps to secure an office by tearing down the social bearers wliieh are the defence of his wife and childrens is unworthy, the vote are respect of any decent white man are self respcting negroe. The negro an white man can live .together in friendship and peace and will do so if let alon by the dirty libertine who are trying t dissatisfy them in order to get theirvote. There is a place for the white man, there is a place for the negro and each feels easier, hap¬ pier and better while filling place. Nowhere will the negro ever re¬ ceive better treatment than in the south, no where in the south does lie receive better treatment than in Georgia; no where in georgia does he receive better treatment than in Rockdale county and Con¬ yers, by no party does lie receive better treatment than by the De¬ mocrats. By them they are given laws that protect their homes and their children; by them are they given laws that educate their children : by the Democrats are they given lawH that secure to them every civil right that is given to any whitenmn. Social laws belong to individuals and the white man or negro who attempts to over-ride them does a violence to his race an to his own family, We say in all candor, negroes, do not be deceieved by lying tonngues. If you have a betteer friend in this county a moung any party than Ed. of this paper, point him out. Wo have never approved of your long years of bondage; we have never advocated your colonization, we have never sought to have enacted laws unjust to you. We believe the negro is the best, laborer the South will ever have, far prefera¬ ble to an- foreigners. We are of those who believe the South be¬ longs to the white men and negros who were raised here and by them we want to see it developed—each working in his proper sphere—the sphere given to them by God, by nature and by circumstances. Kisses And Glcry. Kisses glory and pensions are set over against the toils oO var It is questionable whether the balance is not unduly loaded against peace. War is made unduly attractive when its rewards are multiplied. Time was when glory Vas valor’s sufficient recompense. Later pensions were invented' to cnarm souls incapable of glory's thrill. Now that an osculatorv bonus is thrown in there is danger that our young m«n will all the time be clamorous for war. Are we to be always engaged hostilities with some foreign power. ? The peace party has difficulty as it is to keep our bellicose congressmen from sending other people to the glory field, but with Mrs. MoHavey and Miss Tompkins against them 1 their course is almost hopeless. Ex. | He Obeyed Orders. were striking tents and packingup the other day, a sergeant approach¬ j ed and said: “Strike that tent,” “What with?” asked the new I recruit- “Oh, with a club are any | old thing,” answered thesergeant. The new recruit forthwith be¬ gan to pound the tent, when a man within jumped out with a black eye, where he had been struck through the canvas. The sergeant S had to take the crowd to the can¬ teen to smooth mutters over. j am. NT<* •• 77/T(r»-ui». pain, danger and hJt death for some For others it practically at all. There no /m Jw k % is no reason why child- J ' 7 birth should be a period It is a eral pain months and dread. before Sev¬ liniment a to be woman becomes a ap¬ mother she should ternally. plied ex¬ prepare herself for It relaxes the critical ordeaL the - There is a prepara¬ HUB tion made which is cles and re¬ intended for this lieves the purpose alone. distension, The name of gives elastici¬ this wonderful ty to every preparation is organ con Mother’s cerned in childbirth, and takes away all danger and ■M nearly all suffer¬ ing. Best results 9 follow if the remedy is used ■css- during the whole period It of is preg¬ the nancy. remedy of the only the world kind in that is endorsed by physicians. $1 bottle at all drug per sent stores, or by mail on receipt of price. Free Books con taining invaluable in formationfor all women, will be sent to any ad¬ dress upon application to w Th# Brsdtlald Atlanta. HeQulator Ga.__ Co* Dental Notice. Circumstances are such that I ain’t meet my regular appointment every third Monday in each month. Dr. .T. A. Seamans, of Atlanta, has consented to fill my place for me at the regular place, the Commercial hotel, room number 5. I recoommend him to give entire, satis¬ faction. Thanking you for your patron¬ age, I am, Yours Respectfully, II. A. Jones, Dentist. THE SURE LA GRIPPE CURE. —There is no list 1 sufforring from La Grippe if you will only get the right remedy. You are having pain all through your body, your liver is out of order, have no appetite, no life or ambition, have a bad cold, in fact are completely used up. Electric Bitters are the only rmody that will give you prompt and sure relief. They act directly on your Liver, Stomach and Kidneys, tone up the whole system and make you feel like a new being. They are guarenteed to cure or price refunded. For Sale at Gailey Drug Go’s., Drug Store, only 50 cents per bottle. Gittin Close. We’ro purty dost together, North, oast au south an west. It took the stormy weather To bting us to our best. One flag is ripplin over The ranks on land and sea; The man who marched with Sherman j Stands with the mnu of Lee 1 We’re purty dost together, Thar ain’t no kind of doubt. It took the stormy weather To let the rainbows out! One flag is ripplin over This bright land of the free; The who marehe with Sherman ■ man Stands with the man of Lee! Yes, party dost together. An, of it's storm or stvif. We’ll thank God or the weather That find us one for life ! For one flag is ripplin over. That throwsher ribbons free, Where the men who marched with Sherman Marched with the men ot Lee! j A ROSE BUD DOTS. Cotton is rotting very fast. Therein has eompletly ruined the fod in onr community. Mr. M. E. Cooper, is prepared to do class work this fall, he has another 70 saw gin and you ueeduot but what W. Stone will put the cotton up, Say how are wo to got to Conyers with cotton - The hm rtt pdaway-a Mill allmost impassible. L early all of our; make Conyers there cotton mar and of course thny need not exspect so us over unless there is some to that pavi tli»- road ■ and found him some Ix-ttcr. Though he is quite sick yet. Remus. __ _ _ _ __ j ^ For Infants and Children. A* fu •* WW". —We make Clothing to order the Blue front. SCHOOL book: S.J ft IMS-. WE ARE HEAD-QUARTERS ! All Kinds of School Books, Copy Books, Writing Papers and Pads, ------- O 4 Pencils,Pens, Inks, Slates, and Other School Supplies AT BIST BRICKS! IIUHHIUiiniUUIH«M t l a UI - THE GA1LEY DRUG CO CHAIRS AND ROCKERS. A large shipment of all kinds of chairs just unpacked, girl, the We can suit you in a chair for the baby, the littJe young lady, the middle age and old lady. Prices the lowest. SPECIAL. For this and next week we will sell our 3 piece ioilet Sets at 98 cents. Regular price $1.25. These sets are heavy material and beautifully decobated. Come quick before they are all gone. NEXT. 10 piece decorated wash stand sets for $2.90, this price and only for one week. These sets are of the latest $3.50. designs Re¬ cannot be duplicated in Atlanta for less than member we handle a high grade of crockery. AGAIN. 40 cents per set fo r the extra heavy Hotel goblet Regu lar price 50 cents. 18 cents for a half gallon glass pitcher. All glass ware cheap to make room for a large lot to be re¬ ceived in a few days. Come to see us. Johnson & Goode. m Ira 01 Ira] SCHOOL BOOKS! Please remember that Dr. Lee’s Drug Store is now and will continue to he as it has al¬ ways been in the past Headquarters For School Books And all School Supplies, Such as slates, sponges, ink tablets, pen¬ cil tablets, pencils of all colors, all colors of inks, writing pens, exercise books, composition booKs, school crayons, drawing crayons all colors, copy booKs, writing paper, etc. etc. We will exchagne The newly adopted books For second-hand books Of like grade. Call to see us, get the best of everything at LOWEST ERICS. Respctfully. Dr. W. RL LEE. ONE DOLLAR PERANNUI! ■ „ ■ . ----— --- : ---- : - ’ I ’ M fY A ../ C4llXIi.UA O TVn “* ^ * ^ Qnlrl WXVJLJr XT T • - --—— ---■— dlO Jol) W ork Legal Advertisements. Important Official Notice Ga., Rockdale County To whom it may concern :~p ub Companies, have filed rosters made up of in the the fEllowK territorf now embraced in Rockdale county and engaged m the Confederate 8e r vice and State malitia during the 1 war between the States to-wit J. A. Stewart’s Company’Com ^ Sid t CAXS Alm “ d W ’ S ™” and G A Lucas. ler. . A ^ Za F1 ® ° hr WerS 5 r ’ s Company; Jas P er JeQki Commit Tt’ Day ’ >is and A K Richardson’s Company Com¬ mittee, R A Guinn, J E Maddox and A J S itli. W W Thomas’ Company; Commit¬ tee, and John S M J Taylor. Houseworth, G W War¬ ren The Rosters of said companies are now of file in the Ordinary’s office and subject to public inspection as provided Given under by said law. hand this Sept. my and official signature, Adv. $6 A M 8 1898. Helms, Ord. Tax Levy for tlie year 18 98. Ga., Rockdale County: By A. M. Helms, ordinary, set¬ ting for accordance county purposes. with In a recomenda tion of the Spring grandjury of said county at at the term 1898, Rockdale Superior court. It is hereby ordered that the following taxes be and are hereby levied for county purposes for the year 1898, on the taxable property of said county, as per digest of said year to-wit:— I For the paymeht of jurors 10 cents ou the $100. II For the support and burial of pau¬ pers 6 cents on the $100. Ill For bridges, public roads, main¬ taining and supporting of prisoners, officers and lit¬ igation, the payment for past due indebtedness of the coun ty, stationery, fuel and all other le¬ gitimate expences of the county, 50 cents on the $100, making a total of 66 cents on the one hundred dollars, of the taxable property of said county, for all county purposes for the year 1898, and that the same be collected by the tax collector of said county for the purpose above stated as now pro¬ vided by law. This Sept. 6th, 1898. Helms, Ord. Adv. $6. A M Tax Collectors Notice. The tax books for 1898 will be open on Sept. 20. and I will attend the pre¬ cincts as follows: Sheffield.—Sept. 26, Oct. 17, Nov. 7. Honey Creek —Sept. 30, Oct. 21, Nov. 18. Lorraine.—Sept. 20, Oct. 14 , Nov. 14. Town.—Sept. 22, Oct. 18, Nov. 21. Will be in Conyers nearly all the time until Dec. 20th, when the books will close for 1898. E.F. Cook, T. C. Letters of Dismission. Ga., Rochdale County: To whom it may concern: admin¬ Mrs. M. A. Posey, istratrix of the estate of T. C. Posey, deceased, has duly filed her petition her for letters of dismissson from trust as administrtrix, and I will pass upon the first Monday in November 1898. Given under my hand and official signature, this Ang. 1st 1898. A. M. Helms, Ord. Letters Dismission. Georgia Rockdale County; concern:—Jos. k To whom it may of \Y Gee, administrator of the estate J Gee, has duly filed his application from ms for letters of dismission ^ trust es such administrator, and pass upon the same on the first Mon¬ day in Oetober, 1898. Given under my hand and official signature, this July 8th, 1898. AM Helms, Ord. Adv .$6. Letters Dismission. Georgia Rockdale County:—To Alice whom it may concern: Mrs. H Laird, Administrate of the estate ofWm.P Laird, has duly filed hei application for letters of dismission from her trust as such administratix, and I will pass upon the same on tne first Monday in October, 1898. Given under my hand and official signature this July 8th, 1898. Ord. AM Helms, Adv. $6. A NARROW ESCAPE, —Thankful words written b) Mrs. Ada E. Hart, of Groton, ^ D., “Was taken with a bad cold which settled on my lungs, coug !l Bet in and finally terminated m Consumption. Four Doctors ga'c me up saying I could not live but a short time. I gave myself comd up to my Savior, determined if I not stay with my friends on earth, I would meet my absent ones above. My husband was advised to get Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs io Colds. I gave it a trial, took all eight bottles. It has cured inl¬ and thank God I am saved an now a well and healthy woman Trial bottles free at Gailey Drug Co’s,, Drug Store. . 1.00 guar¬ Regular size 50c and $ anteed or price refunded. — . GEORGIA RAILROAD -AND CONNECTIONS. Schedules and Rates, both Passenger and Freight, Gen’l Pass. Agent. Traveling Pass. A •AUGUSTA, GA. 8, W, Wilks, H. K. Nicholson, c. i*. & P. A. G. A, Atlanta. Athens, w. W. Hardwick. S. E. Maqill 8. A, C. F. A, Maoon, Macon, M. R, Hudson, P, w, Com s, r. a, ». r, A p, a, MfiledgeviUe. Augusta. Teeth Extracted Without Pain! All kinds of Dental Work Done at “Hard Times” Prices. See me at my office, over ihe J. H. ALMAND CO.’S STORE. C. W. McCALLA, Dentist, Engine and Mill For Sale. I have for sale one 10 h. p. Eclipse engine and a good saw mill in first class order, also one 6 h. p. Wood, Tabor & orse en¬ gine. Will sell cheap. A. N. Plunket. —T. B. Rice, a prominent drug¬ gist of Greensboro, Ga., writes as follows: “I have handled Dr. Pitt’s Car¬ minative for eight years, and have never known of a single instance where it failed to give perfect sat isfaction. Parties who once use it always make permanent custo mers. We sell more of this article than a11 the other Carminatives, soothing syrups and colic drops combined.” For teething chil dren it has no e^qual. For sale by Dr. AA’r H. Lee*
