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Newspaper Page TextTHE CONYERS WEEKLY CONYERS, GA,, APRIL 13 , 1883 , NOTICE. From this date ad Ordinary’s ad^ vertisements will be inserted iu the Cox ye us Weekly a public gazette published in Rockdale County, Ga., and this is to give notice that this pa¬ per is now my legal advertising medi urn. O. SEAMANS, April, 1SS3, Ordinary. MAC DANIELL WALTON’S SON OUR NOBLE GOVERNOR. lid-con <1 (fedted and the au¬ thor of th« Hallockletters seat back 1o the Senate After three days hard work the convention has at last nominated the Hon. Henry D. McDaniel], of Wal¬ ton county, for Governor, As no nomination could be made by the en¬ tire body a conference committee was appointed composed of G Bacon, 6 Boynton, 4 McDaniell and 2 Cook men, which reported last night in fa« vor ot MeDanull —the report being received by the house and the gens tlemau unanimously nominated, Col. C. A. Niies is a most excel¬ lent correspondent. The Constitution as a constructor j oi tables is simply immense 1 ! Republicanism still holds a big hand iu Georgia. Watch the ras¬ cals. Just as the Constitution said—no just as the Macon Telegraph said— Bacon went iu ahead. Fresident Arthur is in Floiida on a gamboling tour, with Jay Gould backing him, Cliet is a good uu. It the gubernatorial conventions of Georgia would .-avel around it would knock the show business in the head. The day has about dawned when the Constitution, Joe Brown and Colquitt cannot dictate the people of Georgia. We say three cheers for the Mas con Telegraph ! Long may she live to fight corruption and battle for lion cst Democracy. — ■ ■■ ........- - ■ a n On» « The Macon Telegraph is now the boss table erector ot this grand old commonwealth, Tho Constitution will please take a rear seat. The people of Georgia should turn their attention to the raising more asses for the farm and not so many for gubernatorial conventions. Coi. Livingston, of Newton, made some very fine talks iu the late con vention. Tin CoL is a man ot con siderable more power than looks. —---- I If you want a copy of the Georgia Major, the best humorous paper in America, you ean got it and this pa¬ per 12 months for $200—the price of the Major alone. The great ring w ith headquarters at Atlanta, Ga., can now see then power broken. When such men as Henry D. McDaniel gi ts in office they can’t run the Executive depart¬ ment. Geoigia Democracy is pretty lim¬ ber when she tries lo be. She never fails to recognize a republican cat when she hears its mew. Gen. Pee Em Bee Young may be a very smart man—we cant say positively. We bad the profound pleasure of meeting a large number of the “Geor gia Press’ in Atlanta this week— Gantt among the rest. Larry is par exceh nce the most complete new?, paper man in Georgia lie is carry¬ ing Lis Banner high. It has been charged that one of the «!^r’nSIJf! He kept the convention locked the sole purpose of keeping the ho- j tels crowded wi.h delegates. We| liaidly believe the charge H ue. EmT.rns Weekly :-To-day being too wet to plow several of my neighbors I gathered in to see my fidi pond. Afer! an unsuccessful effort to ratch some with j a book and fine, we concluded to d.aw off the pond. With shovels and spades 1 „! we ^ Lad it down, and, , tom, , sur -1 prise, we found fish from four inches to two feet in length and weighing from four ounces to five pounds, and in quau -1 titles too numerous to mention. We \ killed enough for a fry one of which was i a of female, iu Laving two compact four and a like half the ounces ggs j j eggs roes • of a shad. Suppose there were about j fifty thousand taken from her. All who j ate of the fish pronounced them extra j good with a swiefrnss not common to other fish. There has been much said ! about the Carp, and I will add that any jierson who thinks they cannot be made a cheap and profitable fpod are badly ! mistaken. Stine have had but little at tention. W L Peek 1 P. S. N Ighbor Shippley says he> 11'ot lake one thousand dollars for j J hispoed. (Communicated.) Messrs Editor:—It is a matter antago nistic to my feelings to tax the many readers of your excellent paper in reply to such articles as ‘ Earnest Worker’s” friend has written. We have no desire to lie in controversy with anybody, arid to write of their faults, for we all have them more or less, and I am tru'y sorry that ‘ Earnest Worker ’ lias a friend, and he, perhaps, lives out, of the District, who belongs to that class of persons spoken of in Holy Writ who have tlieir part in the lake that burns with fire and brim stone. May the Cord have mercy on his sou)! He undoubtedly must be the manufacturer of fhe article published in the Weekly a few weeks ago which asserted, as a wa ter of fact, that only six names could he found in the jury box in Loraine District- Now- if any person dea’res to know the truth the Clerk of the court will inform the better. We have a list of 28 names and three or four were overlooked by the Clerk. If ‘-Earn¬ est Worker’s” friend expects to get to Heaven lie must repent in sack-cloth and ashes, well, we suppose he wants to be a grand juryman, The Commissioners are sensible men and they don’t want mens names i» the box who spins such long yarns, and brays like that ugly animal w’tii long ears. T»ke heed, “Earnest Worker’s” friend less you Eli out of the jury box next time where there is weep¬ ing and gnashing of teeth. You flatter yourself very much and you have found out perhaps under the same windy pro¬ cess that six jurymen was all the names in the jury box in this District and that “Old Vox” promired the negroes liis in fluence to have tlieir names placed in in the jury br-x. Well, perhaps ‘'Earn¬ est Worker’s” friend has liad a filthy dream and dreamt ‘ Old Vox" wanted to have a 'squires name arid used foul means to get it, Lori pity such dream¬ ers. Rome of the very best people of this district are willing to contribute money largely to aid such fil'hy dream¬ ers to remove from tiie district. They have destr >yed concentration at our church by organizing little factions of schools in each corner of the district, that will not pay a teacher to teach our children—destroy ing two good places at cross roads, formerly occupied and paid the teachers well, If these dreamers were out of the way concentration would once take place an.d a school house would be erected at Union Church and paying school that wou Id authorize a teacher to take hold of, and our would be educated and the stand as a monument to the pro citizens of Loraine, and those passed by Union church could Bay, is a people united heart and hand promote the wolfare and education of children, and Union church would the name she bears. Old Vox. THE BLIND CHILDREN We copy from .the Constitution, 6th 1 an article stating that Dr. Calhoun soon operate upon (lie eyes of fifteen j | children now at the Blind Asylum Ga. Dr. Calhoun does this all charity, yet we believe State .should him for his labor, if successful. 1st, it relieves the suffering. 2nd, cause they will be no longer upon the for support. Dr. Calhoun was, at the suggestion of Gov. Stephens, who was always looking out to do some good, appointed oculist for the Blind Asylum. When Gov. Stephens learned that sight, could be re¬ stored to a number of the inmates, lie told l>r. Calhoun to do the work and lie would see that he was paid. I11 (lie midst of the lab >r and cares of the office, and the criticisms of the press and public, why did not some oi the pre¬ vious Governors think of this great deed of kindness to the unfortunate? Simply because they did not possess the heart of Stephens, and because they were looking after tlieir own reputations rather than the good of the people, and especially the unfortunate. Mr. Stephens was rec¬ ognized while living as a great and good man, hut liis death reveals the truth, ev¬ ery few days, when*something is pub¬ lished of his inner life, of a greater man, possessing the best heart. The Newton County Sunday school Association will hold their annual con¬ vention oh the 4th of may. Ro». J. F. McClelland, of Stone Mountain, will de¬ liver the address. News reaches this place of a probably . . . fa’ftl accident Winch occupied near Lo gansville, last Sunday evening. A young man by tlie name of Bently was careless ly handling a pistol, which went off, the ball striking young Robert Smith square ly in the forehead. He was in a critical condition at last accounts, and not ex pected to live but a few hours. GKOKGIi. John Parker, Wm. VV l >a, ker r.r.d of: Aaron tr. Parkery .1 aiker, Ad ministrators represents to the Court ot Ordinary iu their petition duly filled anu fully cn t< red on reeoul that they have aJnmustered Aaron larket s <■ alt. This is therefore to cite all persons concerned, heirs am cm itor>, to raase > " c Sa ' d adunmstraiors should not be discharg ed trom their administration and res q{ 1)lsujissiou ou lho fi „, Mood-V in J ur<N 1883, q SEAMANS, Ord’y. Match 2, Sm G1 ORG1 A, Hi ck<ln!e County— HEREA8 David Graham, Ad minis!tutor debonis non, with the will annexed, of Josiah Graham, ’ dec'd, represents to the C*ou-t of Or in his petit i n duly filed, that lie has tu! y administered the esta'e Josiali Graham. 1 Ins is there to cite nil persons concern-d, and creditors, to show cause, it can. why sa d sdininisuatoi not be discharged from his # and Letts et receive rs on the first Monday in 18 °- U " *’ Feb 2 , 3 'U. Ord’y The ghosts have again made their f.p : pearance at the old college, in greater numbers than ever. Hebry D. McDaniel has been nom inated, and we suppose the sun will hereafter have to rise in the west, When Mr. D. N. Hudson heard of the nomination o f McDaniel he knocked the head out of a kit of mackerel and told the hoys to “wade in.’' Capt. Zachry cut up so many antics that it was supposed that he had discovered another come!, while Jim Tilley comm -inded Anthony to ‘ turn Turk loose.’* READ. This is to give notice to the pub lie generally that my store will ire ke] t open till 9 o'clock at night after this date. M. It. Stewart. D. N, Hudson has received a mag¬ nificent Spring stock of ladies dress goods, shoes, clothing, hats and iu fact everything, which he is offering very low. Give him a call before ma¬ king your purchases. The most elegant lit of prints and dress goods in the city at D. N. Hud son’s. The ladies should call and ex¬ amine his stock. 5S ‘WEIGHT'S INDIAN m mmmtm Secure Healthy Ej W action to the Liver ward relieve all bil* — ______ - Ions troubles. Purely Vegetable; No Griping. Price 25c. All Druggists. FOR SALE. The property of Mrs, M. F. T iys lor near the the First Baptist Church fronting Win. Ovi.rb-.iy and joining Mrs E. H Stewart, will be soM in Conyers on the fir t Tuesday in next moiiili. Titles good. “I T] » IIS lb. Groat Specific for Nearilgia and Headache Atlanta, Ga.. Feb. 4 li 1879. Messrs. Hutc’ningson & B-o : Having thoroughly tested your Neuralgine I cheerfully recommend it -o all who suffer with neuralgia and headache. T . M. Wood, 01 Howard, Wood & Co, Messrs. Hutchinson A Bio..—It is with leal pleasure that I add illy tes. timony to the great virtues ot y-mr Neuralgine as n specific tor neuralgia and sick headache. Such a remedy ig a blessing and all sufferers should keep it. on pand. J. R. Ridley, jng Cathedral street, Baltimore. & .-r.j r ..%r A,;s| j - f t ■ iLr THE CHEAT «at I fi itrEI 3, lilf 1 FOH A0ML m Backache, Neuralgia, Soreness Sciatica, of Lumbago, the Chest. Gout, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swell¬ ings and Sprains, Burns and Scalds, General Bodily Pains, Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted Feet and Ears, and all other Pains and Aches. No Preparation on earth equals St. Jacobs Oil tiff a safe, sure, simple and cheap External Remedy A trial entails but tho comparatively j AIR" titling outlay ““ h of * TO 50 chmp Cents, and everyone pruof pufferim-. 01 Ilr 1 Directions in xi»y»n iamgimg»«. ^ DEALr ’ Ri I “ tr/MNwrwS^'i V fjrXsA,Jj.££. ssZ vU., . i<ait/tnare, srd., V.8.A M () ORE’S SOUTHERN BUSINESS UNEVEHSm Atlanta, Ga. The best Practical Business Scliooj {n ^ g oulb> g end for Circulars. *QTS100 ^ covers Tuition, Stationary, . bosrd etc, for three months TO THE PUBLIC, I have removed next door to Dr. Lee's Drug stove and as I now have more room I will keep a much larger stock of Mil linery and fancy goods than ever before, l'o not fail to call and examine my stock and prices before buying elsew here, Mrs. A. M. Lee. p 1 < I V* Will be ike on to all 188 applicants, 3 .^ ana to cue tome ■boa re of last year without illustrations, ordering: it It contains t 175 pagm directions prices, accurate ; descriptions and valuable for planting I6t«0 varieties of Vegetable and Flower Seeds, j Plants, Fruit Trees, etc. Invaluable to aU, ©spec- i tally to FERRY Market Gardeners. & Send Detroit for it * 1 D. M. CO. Migh, CITY MARKET i -BY W B & P S SMITH. ■:o: 'T'liey keep always on hand the very 2 nicest freshest meats, in the way of B EE F & PORK f -SAUSAGE, Backbone & Eibs. Also Mutton. When vou want nice meats, good weights and cheap prices, above call at the City Market first door Post-Office Conyers, Ga. —DEALER IN— 088 SRA& Center Street, CONYERS . . . . . GEORGIA. Keeps always on hand a Frail Asrcl COMPLETE LINE —OF— Dry goods, Notions, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Groceries and —All Kinds,— Hardware, Tinware, Woodware, &c&c. Also a quantity of rice Gan¬ dies. Fancy Groceries, Apples, Oram ges, Nuls&e. In fact a full stock of goods, at prices that will defy coins ! petition. The highest market price I paid (or ali kinds of produce in goods ■at bottom figures. Call and see for 1 yourstlt. The Dress Maker’s MAGIC SCALE. r W' f JVff i ''T This ia the Magic Scale, bei mg one-ninth its actual size . It ii not a mod el or chart, but a scale of inches, With it a lady can eut from anyfAahion piste, nuikinc a perfect fit without alters* tioue. Agents wanted. MRS. s. E. SUMMER* •J r Gsa. Agent, Confera, Ga. MERIT! SIMPLICITY!! PERFECTION!!! ---:o: By it you can cut any garment. is The only system in the world 1 hat in one small piece. Satisfaction Guar¬ anteed. Price with instruction book $3 Book ail(3 lessons So. Strict atten¬ tion given jo letters of inquiry. wanted. Local and traveling agents MRS S E. SUM MERS. Gen. Agt. Conyers, Ga. 2 m. P E Pietcc—J M Anderson—N L Willet. PIERCE ANDERSON AND CO. Cotton Factors and Commission Mer chats. 19 Jackson st-, Augusta, Ga. Believing in higher prices for cotton in the near tuture, we offer to make the most liberal advances to our farmer lends, on cot (on stored vitL U’. D. N. Hudson has just received 'he finest stock of shoes ever bi ought to Conyers—custom made and of the ia test styles. F, J. COCLFDGE & BRO ) 53 South Broad Street Atlanta, —WHOLESALE— Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes & Window Glass —Headquarters for alljkinds of— ms© passes $ AT WHOLESALE. Guaranteed equal to anything made. Send for color card and prices. Ijag-We a'so keep as fine line Machine, Eugine and Cylinder Oils as is kept iu the City, and are Headquarters for any and all Sixes of Glass. F. J. Cooledge v% Bro., 53 South Broad st, Atlanta, Ga. k ■gr-n ag. t tr .sair THE OLD RELIABLE FIRM OF r _ J in ! ! -DEALERS IN IrSSHBKWBB ■ CD V£,-*1IU± ■ mmam RAILRO.tD BLOCK CONYERS, GEORGIA. Having been established fo»* I 55 year?, and carrying one ot the largest, | fullest and most com pie stocks in the country, we can sell goods as low a* any, and we guarantee sitialaction. When you want. DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, CLOTHING &C. Call on J.H. ALMAND&SON AT COST FOR -THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS —o — Buggies, Wagons, & PHAETONS. For the next thirty days I will of~ tor any of my buggies, wagons &c. at strictly cost pricis. I have a large lot of them, both of Western and my own make. If you want soruetlrng good, now is you time to call on J. W. Langford Notice! Administrator, Executor and other advertisements of the kind can be in¬ serted iu this paper cheaper than elsewhere. Remember our rates are the lowest. Be sure and call and see us before making contraets with any body. ’l HE QUEEN CITY BARBER-SHOP, :o: (unisonal in tf juiqe Ilaii culling in the neatest and ne w cat si vie, Shaving, Shampooning and Dyeing executed with neatness and dispatch. &yLicated in the Night bu’luing first floor on the left upstairs. s» NOTICE, Thi- is to give notice that all persons aie hereby warned not to hunt, fish or go through our lauds without our permis¬ sion. H- T. Wallace, J. F. Marston, March iiith, 1883. POSTPONED SHERIFF SALE. Will be sold before of Conyers, the court Rockdale house | ' door in the city county, Ga., within the legal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday in May next, the following described tracts or parcels of land, to wi in the ififeh District of , originally Henry, then Newton, and now S 1 d county of Rockdale—being part of lots Nos , 340, 339 852 , 329, 3 1 4 and 337 . , all together contaning six hundred and fifty acres more or less,—same now be ing in possession of Dcfendent, arid lev ied on as the property of sa : d B. F. Carr dft. to satisfy eight fi-fas from the Jus¬ tice Court of the 475 th District G. M. of said county, in f.ivoi of John Neal vs. said B. F. Carr, dft. l evy mode.May 29th 1879 by A. P. Mitchell then lawful Cou stable and returned to J. H. Taylor Sher arl 1 sa i e postponed by order of plain attorney. Property pointed out by Plaintiff’s attorney, and the foregoing described property re advertised for 8a i e by liis order to satisfy said fi-fas. Tnis March 29th 1S83, A. P. Mitchell, Sheriff. ESTER @ﬁﬂﬂﬂ’g STELE’ 381, —~——'l‘ll l4: M ()bl'l‘ POPU LAR— EP‘ 5% iSiLo'r CEDLa— '7’ @3131 m—amr ~0in m WE} {51.09-— CARE # OTOSIS AT CONYERS, 1 1 I l BA. V ,1 ■ ”4 a pai: E gte feJIs ip iSMIi SB j 1. KT r- - TP DEALERS IN MASHIMBKT* svsiftT auo&&mQ 8 . ;o: In this, Newton, Gwinnett and many adjoining counties they are agt-u‘s for the very hist machinery made, embracing the famous MMm SAW SXXLLS > 33 01Sill &M X> And all other mrchinery manufactured by Frck SEPRLiajLTCms Co. & at their large w-*rii %ss ©sb ©ns sisjyeiB, The most complete reaper, and one which, by reason of its superb rr. I taken the awards of England and America. vVe. h-indL-the Win-hip Gins Presses, etc. and in fact any machinery you want can be had through u- lit better rates and on better terms G than threnghany one else, C ail 011 or ad dress Carr & Overbay, Conyers, a. ■«8 11 ... Bm I 111 ■anon BP mm $ r, M warn —THE CELEBRATED— rnmiPSB Mwmwm* am «r~ ■sa¬ —WORLD RENOWNED - naww mrrm ems. Cotton Presses, Separators , Saw Mills, Planers, Sorghum Mills and' Evaporators, MACHINERY GENERAL’Y y -y Any piece of machinery duplicated on slu-n no tic-4 direct from the manufactory. It will be to the interest of all to consult vvi li me hi-fi re purchasing. Term easy to go ri panies. Iam also ag- r.t for the-lust brand of commercial fertilizers. Office at II. P. & D. M. A.mind's, (’omm- rc, street, Conyers, Ga. 10-ly. J. H. DABNEY. J. S. DANIEL L, • DEALER IN 111 Eft i BIRDSALL EN AND GINES. TH GULLET VAN¬ Steam Engines, Cot¬ WINKLE A 0 ton Gins, Presses Saw WINSHIP CO m i Mills, Por' able Corn \ . .1 tT 9 > TON 1 - KAY-w. Mills, Belting etc. G T 1 THE V: * I CELEBRATED i EL SPECIALTY Also agent for the famous Auitmau & 'Naylor Machinery. You e,-:n -ave money by calling on me. J. S. DANIELL Ft I Eijjyiv'Y lal K® Alift J LIVERY SALE AND FEED STABLE & BST’The best of vebich s, safe drivers and good, fast and reli.-ib «• liv.rset I have a'wrvs ready to suit anyone, day or night I have-horses worn u ind children can use. Saddle horses for men and women. A1 Clie.-q FEED. If you have a horse that you want fed and well cared f»r, ' 0,1 can have it done at my stable cheaper and fiet'er than you ean do it y<' - self. I invite everybody who brings a horse to town to leave'him vi.t: ni- 1 . Good lot, stal's and attention. SAFE. Parties wishing to buy or trade horses should call. Drovers make their headquarters with tne. BOVC1IT I pay the highest p'jA-a for corn, fodder, hay, oats etc. />. A. SIIA It P, 4 > MB TUT ©IGA,A 3 fN-Al' 1JV. tags s Sfl# TT . :... ft, 1 ■T. v-r- mi . : : * 17 / ■Y Cr’-'TY''' T i 1 •" ” - Wholseale Webe Sjuthern Decker Tepot B others for ESTEY and Gate OKGABB- C ty PxAr tjUl""" u —DEPOT OF— --X - s I ©lAi? m - -ICFORTEES OIUECT FS3M ETRorE Flo *§S“N«bodv v.iii nnderbuv us. Nobody esn undersell us. Estey Organ * Company Atlanta,^ Oa^ 553230 EJ‘EE'EL'TPA. (M15235: "EVzwﬁzwy in EUROPE {BR L-n‘mnuws. AWEMCEX‘. BEE”‘I"I'0«hn uuum Um: L‘Vk'l‘_) .