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About The Conyers weekly. (Conyers, Ga.) 18??-1888 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 2, 1883)
THE CONYERS WEEKLY. 0 2 > ORGAN CITY OF COSTFRS. S > ORGAN OF ROCKDALS COCNTY. c W White PtJELC IIER , N. Hale.......... ........EmTor —Tom EUis and Turmpseed are two “geninien >b color.’ Tom resides at t'ovejov, while Berry has his hab iw .ion within the hall »w.*d vicinrg Mi. Pleasant Church, in this county. Berry’s norma] financi ,1 condition i* one oi chronic ini pecuniosity. and about this ime last Lu- he ac- o ted Tom and importuned him tor the loan ot a certain sum of irwiipy Tom generously aceom modated him, with the undemanding that the loan was to be prmptly ,ep#id. Days merged into weeks, howev r, and weeks into mentis, hut Berry failed to make his promts good. In vain Tom adjured him to repay the loan, each time pouring into Pis unsymptubetib ear tales of va¬ rious commissary straits and domes, io distresses that might be relieved by a judicious use of the money so Unfeelingly ami selfishly withheld hy the impecunious bin owes. Tom finally waxed wroth over the wrongs heaped upon him by tie neighbor, a nd decided when he next saw Berry to square the account in some way. If he got the iTiomy, all right;—it he 1 wiled to get money, lie u d take it out in gore. Last Tuesday night Berry vis'ted Lov» joy IHTI skylarking expedition, and the first man lie n et was Ins inquiring friend, Tom. As usual,Tore wanted money: fcs usuel, Berry didn’t have it—didn’t, kDOw when he would have it, etc. Thereupon, Tom gathered a chair and struck his recalcitrant debtor uvo or three shary blows on the head. Berry closed in upon him at this juncture, and gathering Toni’s ear between his, teeth, succeeded in severing that, ornamental membej from Ifis head as smoothly arid completely as it it had been done with a knile. Berry ejected the fragment ot anttomy from IBs mouth and went on his vuty rejoicing Tom gathered up the remains of his auricular appendagd and brought it to McDonough last Wednesday, intending to submit it to (he grand jury as a supplement so his bill of woes and procure a warrant for Berry’s arrest. The assault having been committed in Clayton county, however, be was very much d.scour aged when told that our grand jury bad uo jurisdiction in his case, and as he lift town he presented the ap. pea ranee of a man who was not ou v I teerated h. body but dtely and sadly perturbed in spirit. The following sensible and forcible paragraph enpo.scd dy the Auguita News, is Horn the Athens Brunei Watchman. We have been of the opiuiou fora long while that it is the conduct of Democrats that stirs up the colored people to action. They are willing to concede that the white people alone know how and adminis¬ ter the government consequently know that their ignorance unfit them for any of ahe offices in the land. But here is the article; No country is safe wher ignorance und vice holds the balance of dower ever intelligence and virtue—and this state of affairs is now threatening the South, and Georiga especially. The color line has got to be drawn in politics, and the sooner it is done the better for tTe country and both races. We belivein giving the negro every pro tection in life, liberty and proyerly but we are an advocate of making liitn shinny on hi* own side. A Democratic party cannot save the South, but a wnite man’s party can and will do so. Let the Caucasian race combine and work together leaving the negro upon his own resources. Let us frown down any white man who seeks to drag them into politics, and cast him owrboard a3 a Jonas. Left alone the negro will give us no trouble, bnt when designing and unscrupulous white man attempt to drag him into politics, to be used as a too for I heir advancement, then he become an instrument of danger and degreda tion. - wsi» -OSsV: .——— IrMain Ciigtisl ^pwm^ E.UR.E EXVBEi^ED ’ Das fB°E Cf 5 ‘-i£USTHE -. Kkd- '. -Toiio^Blh, 18S2. Harris Remedy Co.—G ents—i usfcd tlte Pastillos .*»«» directed and they completely cured me. In about one week from the time i cornm.^ using them I be.-au to sleep well and I continued to use ali tho box wuh constant improvement and ainca that time (Oct. IrvfD I have felt ?«e a new man. I truly hope that many of the sufferers will find out that you U8vo a specihu lor nervous weakness and be cured by “sne. Respectfully Yciste,--- visit P. 8.—Ton will 1 not publish ny name bat persons in* you may be referred to me nnd I will answer them. To every youn^, middle age or old man troubled with nervous sealed or circular physical is debili¬ 1 ty or impotence sent free. Send fall address on postal card to P, & D. M, 7 flfi/zwza, , @ 27., . -Dealers In- :1; V.” 3.3% 1;} :13? 1' 9 ’3 g - ,1? ,1 2.“? .11 . -1 ‘1‘» «1 1m 1. 2? 1 'T.1_ . ~_ - :fu‘: ‘3. 2'11 '~ . 3;. '5 .195 ‘1‘ .1 . -‘ $4“: '1" 1 “’r 5‘5» J; 1"" ' "z; ~ 3-. 1- ’2 '3' fiat: '3 :7 -’ v: ”"343." 9?" -' 2 " 1“; ‘ "’ ~ 3“ :1 " .1: 3‘ 3?” ‘9 '1; 1k" 1.. 2‘, i ' '1‘“? '1 3’ 13' 1‘ : 3‘~ ""3" . w ,4 ,2 1 1 —. - " . r :3 3‘, :3 :1, :. 1 ~_* 3 “i g ~ .3 ~ 37'! 5'; i '1} ‘5 1 ' -‘ " *» H“ ‘1“ 7T -‘ 3‘ "1 "1 ‘ i: ‘~ " 1:,» .1 a v ."~ t w .. .7 1 ‘5' 1 1, "1‘ :1 r '2:‘ ‘5' ' 3&1 1- .. 1. 1.; s . 2' s . Every Kind. We have in stock and are daily recriv in a handsome line of goods of e’.ery kind, which we will sell low down. We are paying the highest prices for all kind of countn produce, cotton etc. tnmaHUBiu Now’s the Time TO €33”;ng %“~ r&flifi WEN $33323 ES.» 6:20“. J&B r73? $3M"; ,2; 55?”qu r. «S&RQfiEMW 7 V, r -, _ , NO.W Dont forget It. %z flemg/ /” & , P _ & D M Almand Your boyy from 3 years to 30, can be suited at J. A. & T. D. Stewart’s. Call and see that “ ex-quisite ” no tion department of .T. A. tfc T. D. 'Stewart. When j o a want se’ect cream cheese, sausage dried beef, apples cocoanut eabb'ge, onions, &c call on Fiank Harper ABro. Tha Preacher’s Quiet Habits. Sedentary and studious men scrtie times become prostrated before they know it. Those who spend much time in dose mental work and neg lect to take enough exercise often find their stomachs A..„ to do the work of digestion. The liver be comes torpid. The bowels act ir¬ regularly. The brain refuses to serve as it once did. Their preaching becomes a failure, and there is a state of general misery. So many minis* ters have been restored to health by the use of Brown’s Iron Bitters that the. their clergy friends generally of this medicine are speaking as" the to very best tonic and restorer f they know of. It restores thin and watery blood to its proper condition by ton¬ ing invigorating it up with the purest and most science has preparation of iron that ever made. It is pleas¬ ant to take, and acts immediately with the happiest results, not only on the parsons, but on other folks as well. /Wv Perfect Pastiy Patent Flour Call on U. F. HARPER and BRC. /> Cl / ( V CM, C Brsoan’s Best Brand. Why don’t somebody come here and run a hotel? NOTICE. By virtue of an order issued from the Court of Ordinary of R ickdale «™»“. wfli >* '»"> ll house door in ihe town of Conyers , on the first Tuesday in November next, wirhin the legal hours -t , sale, , tt.e . following tract or parcel of land be. longing , . te the , entate ... ot it James U. (' Fitzpatrick, deceased, known ns the T , roeman place, , i lying ■ in • . the.tenth 1 „ «o. „n, * dis vict of originally Henry, now Rockdale t> county, 0...1 and l, bmng .*r. t q a ,v,io p.u . of lot No. (145) one hundred and forty five, and bound on the east by J. J. Covyen, north by Ansel Willingham, on the west by Donie Sparks and on the south by W. H. Btisendine, con¬ taining fifty acres, mo e or less. The above named land will bo sold for the purpose of paying debts aod distribution amoug the heirs and creditors. Terms of sale will be cash. September 28,1883. J. T. ADAIR, Adrar. LETTERS of ADMINISTRATION Georgia. Rockdale Oounty. To all whom it may concern. Whereas Jacobus Petty has in due form app.ied to me for perma¬ nent letters ot administration on the e-tate of M. G, Petty late of said county deceased, and I will pass up¬ on raid application on the first 5Ion day in November 1883. Giveh under my hand and official sign iture. This 1st day of Otobcr, 1883. O. SEAMANS, oci5 Ordinary. NOTICE, Parties owing J. & W. E. Treadwell & Co. must come forward and set' le at once, as the estate is obliged to be wound up. Cali on F S. Treadwell, in charge cf p pers. at their old slat.d Conyers, Ga., October 1st, 1883. notice. Having had my saw mill burned and needing money to have it replaced I earnestly a&k all who are due me money *0 come forward and make settlements with me. I need the money, and I ask you to come forward and see meat once. Yours, &>•., A. N. PLUNKETT, ! ( | S! ! F mrmmm m ewart’s Specific For The Blood. Purely Vegetable. Prepare! From Vegetables that Grow in Georgia and Used for Year* by Dr. J. A. Stewart and is bey mid any doubt The Best Blood Purifier That Is Now Used. Cures all skin affections by curing the Mood, and beautifies the skin, giving to it new life and ft Muootline** bo other medicine will that I have ever used. AS A SPECIFIC FOR SYPHILIS, We will guarnftte** a cure in every case, if directions are followed. It improves the blood; heaoe all disMie* that have their origin in the b!»od are improved and cured. The best remedy for SSStOETCiS. ©JR BflTO’S 33YIZ,, WHIES SWZUlK^ ULCERS CHRONIC RHEUMATISM Old Sores Eczema Mercurial Diseases A SURE PREVENTATIVE OF DIPHTHERIA. A ::reat many of the above named diseases have been cured by the use o! this Blood Purifier. Manufactured it Conyets, Ga., by STEWART & CO., superintended by Dr. J A, STEnYART, who lias devoted thirty years o. his life to the practice of medicine at this place. Send y jur orders to A. DR. M. R. STEWART. Secretary Stewart & (’a, Conyers, G*» Put up in two sizes—24 Ounce Bottles, S1.00; 12 Ounce Bottles, &0 Ceuta. Liberal deductions will bo made to wholesale dealers. Send in your orders at onee. GEO R. LOMARD & CO • J FoundrY AnD KaehinE And BoileR Wo kS, Near the Water Tower, 1014 to 102G Fenwick St., AtfSUStA, ®A., MAKE AND SELL THE UEST Saw 31 His fGvist 3 tills $ Catty 31ill&f I latitat to it 3fachiHC) // Engines and Boilers, Cotton Screws Shapings, *4* Gearing, judsoh's Governors. Wanton's Ciieu lar Saws and Gammers and Files, Belting and Babbitt Metal and Brass Jithng G'obe am check Ydves. Whistles. Guages &c ; . Iron and Brass Castings and Gin Ribft and Inj ctors Repairing promptly done at lowest price 0 , We cast every day both iron and brass having greatly increased our capacity with the latest improved tools. We are rnnnine full time with ioo *'a*’ds. which ennhles ns to ;j)) or d„ r3 promptly at lowest pries like „„ a trial hefo-e sending .Iscwhere. Agents for Georgia and South Carolina, f ir Rorting s U iiversa! Injector, the best boiler feeder out. Worics with one leve . Will work warm or cold water ami will )jff Warranted to than give satiB f ction . &nd for circulars befe-c you bar any other. They are better a pump. eept28-6m Dhe “ Excelsior Stove House.” A Special invitation to merchants and the puplic generally to examine ‘ before purchaiing ,” the largest stock, of STOVES, RANGES, FURNACES HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS Stamp ad and plain tin ware Japanned ware.Jwood and willow ware, gas fixtures Slate and iron mantles, grates, rubber hose, wrought iron pipe for steam, gas And water. Brass goods, tteain whistles, plumbers, materials warer ciosets etc. This is th 1 largest and most varied stock that is kept in the South, and we mean to excell in Quantity, Quality and Price. Onr stock of gas fixtures, mantels and Grates, is simply the laegest in the south. Gold bronzed and ebony chandeliers. In latest designs. We are the STOVE EMPORIUM OF THE SOUTH. BCsT Can fill all orders promptly at reasonable prices. We are practical plumbers and gA« fitters, tin and iron roofers, manufa jturers of galvanized iron cornice and Ornamental sheet, in' n work, concrete sewer aud drain pipe. Agents for Knowels Steam pumps and Macks injectors. HUNT1CUTT & BELLINGRATH, 36 & 38 PEACHTREE, NEW AND BEAUTIFUL CHINA. DINNER AND TEA SETS, VASES. gla# cutlery, Toilet Sets, e&stecs. FORKS, SPOONS, HALL AND LIBRARY LAMPS. -The Cheapest Goods in the South at McBride’s China Pajace, ATLANTA, GA. Merchant*, remember thH the saving on freight on Crockery, Glassware, Show Ca-es, Wood ware, Tinwareetc- bought from McBride & Co. is a good pro it. sep. 2l. iy. MoBRIDE & CO. Read This. gSSF'We earnestly ask all who are due ua on accounts or notes to come forward at once and make settlements as we are needing the money. We have many aocounts that have been running a long time on parties we know to be good, but we need the money now, and atnst have St. So come on and pay ns and by *o doing you will greatly favor and oblige. ar ^ y e ^ Qu r 0 |j stand on Com** merce street. We calljyour attention be¬ low to our NEW GOODS. ^arThanking our customers for pa»t fa* vors, we. ass them to call and examine our fall and winter goods. We have on hand and are continually receiving an elegant a“sort.ment of hats, feathers flow¬ ers, velvets ribbons, laces, corsets, hoops shirts, ruching, zephyr and a beautiful line of iieeK wear, plush and velvet col¬ lars. handkerchief*, and also jewelry and ha : r goods besides various other articles too numerous to mention. We will sell low down for cash. Call and sae us when in town. Yours Truly, P A Cowan Sr S J Eiliohardson TAX ASSFSTMENT FOR 1883. Rockdale Court of Ordinary i Chambers, Sep. 21 1883. Whereas His Excellency, Henry D. McDaniel, Governor of the State of Geogia, having assessed twenty-five cents on the hundred dollars of the taxable property of the state for th© State Tax tor the year 1883. It is ordered by the Court of Ordi¬ nary of Roekdsle county, that the following assessment be and the same are iiereby made os the couL'ty tax for Rockdale county for the year 1883 for the purposes herein after set lorth and that the same be collected by W. W. Nelms, tax collector of Rockdale county, or his successor in office, and paid over to the county treasurer of said county, by the 15th day ot De¬ cember, next. I. For the building and repairing of bridges and other public buildings and all other county purposes for the year 1883, Thirty five cents on the hundred dollars of the taxable prop¬ erty of Rockdale county. II. For tho purpose of paying ike grand and petit jurors tor the jeer 1883, Fifteen cents on the hundred dollars of the taxable property of Rockdale county. III. For the support of paupers for the year 1883, Ten cents on tbehnn dred dollars of the taxable property of Rockdale county, O. Beamans, Ordinary.
