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About The Conyers weekly. (Conyers, Ga.) 18??-1888 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 12, 1883)
THECONYERS WEEKLY. Georgs- is tT» riTry worth*.if men wonl.l give in the va!ue ot lf, eir estates and perronaHy property, not a cent less ifi»n four hundred million of dollars. Chatham county is worth tan in Ulion or dollars more than is ’returned. Richmond, six million. Fulton, ten million. Bibb, five mills .ion. Muscogee, five mil'ion, and so i OO t o • lie end of ihe chapter.—sum ter Repul liean. The farmers are irleres'ed in bav jflg ths protective tariff system mail named, as tAey make more out of home; market than a foreign on< . And all. who are engaged in man off. tares are cod sum era ot their product? instead of being rival corsmueies, it creasing t he supply and diminish - ! ? the home demand, Judge Divid Davis was once Ilia king a depos t at a Washington .hank, and stood counting a large pile .of money at a desk. A w ell-dressed • ■young man stepped up and, with a j j rhowaoji smile, said. “Judge, you dropped bill.” Sure enough i •have a there lay a crisp, genome $2 bill at the depositor’s feet. “Thank y >u,” blandly answered the Judge, placing his ponderous right hoot over the bill ] Oil the floor, and calmly resuming 1 his counting. The sharper, taken j hack hy tfJie .^coolness ot the pro- ; ceeding, disappeared, and the Judge ‘ was $2 ahead by the transaction. a There is something singular about# cinder. A boy ill stick his bead * a w lOiitiOf a car window and ride a hun- j dred miles with cinders flying all j around his head, and he will never ; get a cinder in his eye, while a quiet: lady, with a vail on, in a seat remote from an open window, will have a cinder in her haifvlosed eye before she has gone a mile, and .-he is all broke up. It beats all what u difference there is in people about cinders. A homely woman might get a. cinder tin his.r eye, and nobody would tpay afjf Attention to her any mere than tell her not to rub her eye ! veiy in.ich, but let a handsome young 'woman catch a cinder in one ot her beaiuifnl eyes, ar.d the fhsfc tear th 1 comes to the eye softens the heart of every man in the car, andbtncy all want to probe for it and offer some assistance. Fancy blue wool overshirfc for fall tutd winter, $1, a’ Stewart’s. CONYERS MARKET. [Corrected Weekly.] O Cotton . . . . . . 7 to fb'c-ts Corn ... . . . .65 cents, Meal .... . . . . 70 cents Bay .... . . $p,3- r ). to 1,50. Bran .... ......<?o cents , j Oats .... ..... to cents, Wheat . . . . . $!, to l,xo Flour . . j . . $6. to £-8 a bare • I Ikmeac. . ...... 9cts. Lard . . . , . ., . . i2 to 14 ct.s. Sugars . . . .....S to 13 et-:. Salt.... . . . . $1 i0 to $J,25 Ci flee . . . .....12 to 30 ets. Syrup N. <\ ..... 60 to So cts. Other Syrup. . . . ’. '. toto-^cts Peas ....... 6 S to 70cts. liice....... . . .8 10 10 eta. Ghickans ..... 10 to 25 cts Butter....... 2° to 25 ots. Eggs....... COUNTY OFFIGERS. Ordinary . . . . O Seamans. 1 Sheiff. . . . . . A. , -n P. Mitch , el. , Clerk . . . J. J. McCord. Tax Collector......W. W. Nelms. Tax Receiver......Wm. T- Husoa. Coroder . : . . . . .Geo. W. Oaks. Surveyor .... . . . R- A. Guinn. Court 3rd Mondays in February and Au¬ gust. J. D. Stewart, judge; Emmett Wommack, Solicitor. CITY OFFICERS. Mayor . . . . . A. M. Helms. i Clerk .... . • * * J. R Maddox, f Marshal . . . B G. a Pace j Deputy M.........L. S. Bellah. j O'erseer ..... J- R- Irwin. 1 M. W. Maddox W Irwin Coov.dlmen f J 8. Darnell, «eo. Weaver Meet , .......Every 1st. Monday CHURCHES First Baptist......J. M. Brittain. Pr -aching ...... 2d. Sundays Sunday school . . . . . . . 3 p. tn. , M ethodist . . Brrtow Bighara. Preaching . . . .ist, 3d Sundays. Sunbay school ...... S p. m Presbyterian . .....H Quigg. Preaching . . . . . 4’h Sundays. Sunday Seconi school.........9 a. m. 11 -uaptist...... Baptist .....Geo. R. Moor. : reaching........3rd , Sundays. „ Sunday school. . . . ... .9 a. m. Pj-iroitive ^ . . . Isaac Bam by. Preaching . . , . . . 2d Sundays n^NTC~P ^ 1 V_dll\0 tmq "j . \ ’ • E, VANWINKLE & C0„ f MANUFACTURERS OF Cotton Gins, Feed ers & Condensers, Cotton Presses, Oil Machinery and Saw Mills. inr UllSY itSrw HIM gBsssja iESRBi 4 ^ 1 Li __ SA \y GIN AND SELF FEEDER > Exibited bv, E. VAN WINKLE & CO., At,the Infernati' nal Cotton Expo s.iiori, Aflantri. Ga, 1881. Awarded for best fample, best general results iii Ginning, aud best constructed Ma chimMiie first prize, $100. or gold medai. B. S. Ricks, T. M Fynedes, Missies ei( . w. E. Barrows, Conneticut, Judg.s. H. I. Kirnbajl, Director Gen. Also, first piemiotn at the South Carolina State Fairs aud the Georgia lairs. This Gen is an iron frame, steel shafts, even thing of the very best material and ail gueranteed. SEjS feiltt S^g£gg§§ 1 f II 1 U 4gOSaLl; 1 1 i r r; -2= qD UBLE SCREW PRESS. Said to be the Press in the world. Suh.abiefbr Horse, Steam an d Water p .vver. Takes up but lit e room Ginning and Packing can go on at the same time. E. VANW1NKSE & CO., At lath a, Ga, ..I ♦ 7 , ; v . -g-jr - -1 VIGOROUS HEALTHfor MEN Vj ^ JESTJED Foil |5 n YEARS of cases 6 ^oundedsn St ^EKVOUS 1 »KfiiLl5 ; y, organic weakness, and ijest tob free e pt>ysiciansYresuit indulgence, and for S youtimiifndiscretlon! brain work. over Do not temporize while such enemies lurk in your system. Take a remedy that has cured thou Bands, and does not interfere with you attention tobusin ess or cause any pain or inconvenience. I ^ Sent free to any one. Remedy sold ONLY by the " HARRIS RE89EBY GO.WF’G CHEMISTS. 306^2 N. 10 th. St. ST. LOUIS, MO. One Month’s trwtaest 13. two months $5. three months *7 M « spo ___ TNtMimtJVL •9’ajgr’MT no as. Impoteneo. etc, aad The itw.ipesu. iIluBtiaTcdbookoi'60pageB vil in my practice p :or Lag " • .-C «.ti . - rer.tlcneforee3?-trefi?me.r.t, !». *• WHilAm. </5f x- W Ur SL, 1. UHUIB flPHlM nES u Ag|| a t' AND DRtJIfKEUflKESS. no form of opium, kuo* in^tes invesiiBation. ' W. C. BELLAMY, H. ». 7 1^1 Broad St., Atlanta, Ga, IHE QUEEN CITY BARBR-SHOP, ■:o.: CffifiWIf IVliBU LIliwIl Cousorial in " -:« ! Hair calling in the neatest and new , 7 es 9 D , oiT„..;„„ ^j R Qt, ST1 ,t , Dyemgexec^d with with neatness neatness 0E lhe Ietl up UaL. ATTENTION. I earnestly a=k all who are due me money for blacksmithing to come for ward and make settlements. I have done your work paying out my money tor material and labor to assist, you in making yotir crops, and now you should come and pay your accounts. I am pelled to have my capital; s0 come foi~ ward and save trouble and expenses.' septiS 4t !:■ W. V. Alm and. TAKE NOTICE. I atr. going b»ck to my old business of cleaning and remuddling old clothing all woolen goods, both iadies and gents. Also &lks and velvets. Anyone wishing to see me can do so by calling at mv resi dot ee formerly occupied by Mr VVinburn fronting uol J. C, Barton, Mollie Reed. • • NOTICE. All persons indebted to the estate of ! flames Scott, deceased, of Rockdale ; countv, are hereby notified to come for ward and make settlements, and any j persons having any claims against the j estate of said deceased, James Scott-, are hereby required to,present them, prop- | eriy attested. D. \V. SCOTT, J. H. SCOTT. Executors. Conyers, Ga., October i, 1883. ADMINISTRATOR S SALE. By virtue of an order issued from the Court of Ordinary, will be sold before the court house door in the City of Con verson the first Tuesday in November, 1883, within the legal hours of sale, the following described property, belonging to the estate of John Tieadwell.decased, t0 " d ‘ I A one-third interest in one hundred j and thirty-six (136) acres ot land ly-I tng on Yellow river, four miles north | w 0 st of Conyers 7 and known as the • , Luke Robinson | 1 lace. There ^ is about I 10 acres of forest land, SO or 60 acres in cultivation and the balance pine lands, 20 or 25 acres first and second bottoms. Ihere is on the plsce * a dwellimr, s’ables, ’ cribs, ’ e:ood water, cue. Bounded as follows; ’ on the east by J xeliow river and the George b place, on the south by the George plac ?and Joe Brook’s on the west by ; Edward Lee and Mary Johnson, . nn the north l.y lekow river, hold ^ lor the-purpeue of distribution among .the heirs of said deceased. Terms ol sale v\ ill be cash. This September 28, 1883. ; T. J. & W. E. TREADWELL, Administrators. ' Administru tor’s Laud Sale for MOVEMEEH. I By viitue ol an. ordei issued from the court of ordinary i f Eockdde county will be .sold- on the Tuesday in Novemer, 1«*8, at the I h<'-U*e door r.t s .,.,j Comity | betwesu the legaj sale hours, the ] ! dower land belonging to the estate . 0 f Bet.j (In gory, deceased, and upon i w.cih he resided at, tin ti;m of his ] d<a*h, ron :iining (35) thoty five acres, more or Jess, off of ’.»•«» sm-th >«t cerr.-rof lot of land nmi.be- - hundred and tou [2u4j in the 16th i district of what was r»rifinally Hcnrv, new Rockdale county,' adjoining lauds of E. Turner u< the north, the lauds ot William Jol.nsort on the | i east, the lands of H. Rogers and D. Gi-eogory on the south and tne lands 1 of William H. McDamell on the west is on said place a dwelling llOtlSO. kitchen, smoko liOM-e, corn crib, stable and good well. Supposed *-q loUl* „ aCl’CS fJOOCl hot> Ol* I1VO Ol 1 l anr ] in cultivation* ’ noarlv J all of the rest cleared; a small piece of for. jest land^some old field nine b„d; . I the b tlaDceall cleared and in cultivA* tion and common land. The houses are otlt of repair. Sold for the t.ert' e ^ tof 1,16 beir8 acd creditors of said deceased. Terms of sale, cash. This October 1st, 188?. A. W. HOWARD, octo 4t Administrator. »ci t y TAX PAYERS. . The City Tax book will be open for the collection of tax on the Sth October, and w ijj V.ntinue to collect until November the j: , . when they will be closed. Please c> , me forward and settle without delay. j | The book wiil be found at the Solid Sou(h office . B. G. Wallace, 1 City Tax Colhctor, $ 2,00 .» t V1I1 get the , ATLANTA WEEKLY CON8TI3DTION THE CONYERS whole WEEKLY^ vcmr! ) one ^ ' §1,00 Will get the Conyers Weekly one year when paid in advance. When sent by 7 mail §1,25 will lie the ^ , Address, ' THE WEEKLY, Conyers, Ga- : aOSSGJB I i All wlio are indebted to myself or A. M. Lee are'-heartiest ly re¬ quested to dine forward at mice ami , ett] a8 He - musl baT4 j whnt dlI „ “ S- Onr bills are coming in thick :l,ld last and are compelled to pay them, Respectfully Dr. W: II. Lee. Conyers, Ga, Oct. .5,1863. LETTERS OF DISCHARGE. i State of Georgia, Rockdale County; Wheteas J. M. Overton, guardian of Fannie M. "Denard, having made applica¬ tion totho Court of Ordinary for a dis¬ charge from his guardianship of Fannie M. Denard, this is. therefore, to cite all oeisons concerned to show cause why the said J. M. Overton should not bedis charged from his guardianship of Fannie ML Denard and receive the usual letters of di.mission < n the first Monday in January, 1884. Given under my hand and official sig nature, October 2d, 1883. octs 3 m 0. SEAMANS, Ordin’v. Sheriff’s Sales for November, 1883. Will be sold before the court house door in the City of Conyers, within] the legal hours ot sale, on the first Tuesd . in November, 1883 the fob lowl . . "» desCnhed . .. , V^perty, to w R: ° I)e I’ oust -‘ al|| l lot situate in the city of Conyers, Rockdale county, said to contain sixty-nine one hundredths (69-100) of an acre, more or less, be ing in the' W I6th district oi originally HeIirv> n Fodkclale county, mi.nv ^ not iC tJehig the , 10BSe lhafc M) . s j CoWan n6w liv , 8 in> , bounded A . as lolltiws; , >, , west bv . on the lands ot , Mis nr . n. ^ b. e bummers, on (h(i by , he Iand# ot Mart Ew . mg> 0f| t ,, e eagt , (he )andg of w . T ghi , anf , on th( , pout)l h t be n Georgia railroad, } levied on as the property . of Mr. u b. J. T Cowan to sat sly thii ti. fa., ishued from Rockdale , , , 1 buperior c . /■, Court # in • favor .. of , Moore, Mjireh & Co vs . S. J. Cowan & Son. pr0|)ertv |W)i&ted om by plainliffV attorney, #i rarties . in possess on noils September 26, 1883. mttphwtt cu 1li u ' ’ ‘ Will be-so d before the courthouse door itr the city of Conyers on the first 'Tuesday in November,* *1883, w'itlnu the legal hours ot safe, the following pcscribed property 7 , to wit: A certain lot or piece of land lying and being situated in the 16th district of originally Henry 7 , now Rockdale county, and within the incorporate limits ol tiie city of Conyers, known anil'distinguished i 1 the plan of said d strict- as being a part of and lying near ihe t . r.hvvi s: corner of lot No. tw " hundred and ninety-four (294) »« d hmtuded as follows; Beginn ng 81 u cot,1 '- r 0,1 D-c-idur Mr-et a ; ,d • r v ' ,hb P-rst^ Baptist ‘ " :i ' - ;J running with said nuth-58 degrees west, to a 1 "** j U'O street, name not know n, , ■ a,,< ^ coi&er of Paid church lot, - 56 | chains along said street and et ini 11 n e <d ! " ald lot °* land n 44 w to a rw* the beginning corner 5.15, taming six'y six one-hundredths |66. 100] of an acre, more or less, with all ,he appurtenances thereof. Lev ted on as the property of James A Ixen j nedy to satisfy this fi. fa., issued'from j Rockdale superior court in favor of I u ij A ^ P T 1 -,r a lf v _ O alULH a *-*■* "• . , ^OlincUV. .-r } 1 r> rOpeVfcV . . . j OUt .1 by | “ pOlIltCQ j *>• .. t». .. rn litis , . . 17,! „ . ' da , T ot 0 Sept., 1883. ta, n ! ?■ MITCHELL, She iff. j j SOUTH’RN SANITARIUM , THIS INSTITUTION, formely known as the Atlanta Health Institute ‘*U ater Cure,” is universally acknowl¬ edged to be thte most com[.lete and thoroughly rational and scientific eS tablishment ffir the treatment of the sick in the southern states. The fed lowing area few of the inanv remedial agencies employed in addition to the usual approved Moliere-Thermo .remedies: The celebrated Bath, Improved Turkish Full Klectric Russian Roman, Eiectio \ apoi, and »ome twenty different kinds of , ELECTRIC Water baths. also Swedish Movement by m cinnery, and manua operation by trained manipulators, Massage treats "“'"V,,- t , t U( . ntion givpn lolbe tareotment of Diseases perculiar to J I 1 kE n ii mT t i s n ■ / ij iu! f ’ ED eG a ’ o u”G Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, Eye Ear. Nose, 1 hroat and Lungs Oh or me diseases are r- addy and permanently cured at this institution. Ac dr ess U. O. ROBERTSON. M.D. 134 McDonough street, Atlnala Z'McCa RD. F. W. OSTFER. M’CORD & FOSTER. 7 Cotton Factors and Commission Merchants McCord, Office Between and Broad Warchonse & Reynolds on CAMPBELL near the store Street. of Z. . "AUGUSTA, GEORGIA Consignment!- Solicited. Personal A tension given to Business. The Instructions of Coosignovs.Drornptly Obeyed. W. II. HOWARD, C. II. HOWARD, S. P. WEISIGKR. At 4. A t 7 ) >: f» COTTON COMMISSION MERCHANTS. NO, 20 SEFNTH M'INTOSH ST, , ' ; AUGUSTA r GEORGIA. Consignmeii* s of Cotton ar-d other Produce Solicited. Orders For Bagging And Tics Filled At Lowest Market Prices. y. f, ii i I BRO B I — DEALERS IN — DECATUR STREET, CONYERS. GA. Keep always on hand a tall and complete assortment of ihe very best DRY GOODS & GROCERIES, NOTIONS, HATS, HABOTOE, CROCKERY, MUT, FLOUR ETC., SO GAR, COFFEE, CONFECTIONERIES, SPICES, CANNED GOODS SUCH AS TOMATOES, FtlACKEREL, CONDENSED MILK, SAR¬ DINES, M, SAUCES, PICKLES, MUSTARDS * And in fact eve>• tjthin,tj kept in This Market and-other WE BUY FOR THE CASH And are able and prepared to sell goods as cheap as anybody and wo guarantee to give satisfaction. We want, all to call and give us a trial. We pay the highest prices fi r ail country produce. We ki ep the best grades of Tobaccos, Cigars and Cigaret tes, We make a specialty of the L UCY HINTON Tobaeo . -:o:- y All goods delivered free in the ' City B RESPECTFULLY, BHO. U. F. HARPER ' DEALER IN MACHINERY. FERTILIZERS ETC. READ '! IIIS. Steam Engines, Co ton Presses, S w Mills, Syrup Mills, Threshes, Cotton Gins, and M ‘-J]“ BfeVtingsetc! nnd j„ j or all and any kmd ot machinery that is 1 machii^ ! doI))| - lail to . ca ]j on nim. Abo agent tor the tamous Aulunan & Taylor Man hmery. You can sava money by calling on me. d A. XLLA TULL. PTT H PT H j j J J Fistula, Fisure and Rectal Ulcers, Dr. Taber > NO. 82 DECATUR STEET, ATLANTA, GA., MAKES A SPECIALTY OF THESE DISEASES. And has cured cases of forty years’standing. Cure guaranteed. If I fail to cure j you G f pjjeg I will return your money- Address, enclosing stamp, i' F. F. TABER, P. O. Box 262, Atlanta,Gs. 1 i ;T~1 j ^ H , u J, COOLEDGE AND BRO Oo O K^OUtll t V» _L3l ~l i OaCl d Qf"i'*pp Stieet F Uailtcl, -t IotiIo —WHOLESALE— Paints,0ils, Varnishes.Brushes p & Window ‘Glass —Headquarters for all kinds of— irxxtsif mats |i AT WHOLESALE. » Gn.iraTJ’m-d -cjn-d t-. auythiutr made. Send for color card apd prices. i~-£T We aito keep as t’n.e line Machine, Engine and Cylinder Oils as is kept in the City, and are Headquarters for ant/ and all Sixes Glass. . j . - F J. Cooledgo & Bro., 33 South Bioad st., Atlanta; Ga, ^isMiiilSieM A.’ - I * - is the - -t 4 m y IK m w m IMPROVED TRACTION ENGINE With or without Rcvt-rnlfiff Gear. 1 0, 18 and 16 Horne Power. Built by RUSSELL & CO.| Massillon, 0. LOOK CLOSELY, Sells thecelebra-i ted Bird sail, and Aiiltinan Tavlo ■ Engines, the Van Winkle, Winship and Gullett Got ton Gins. The Best C'mdensero and the very Fin est Threshes s >1< 1 in the South. A large supply of the Perry tin- Royce Read «.a, best marie
