Georgia Historic Newspapers

    THE CONYERS WEEKLY.
3=% ▼ DEMOCRATIC CALL.
The Democracy of Rockdale coun¬
ty are requested to meet at the Court
House on Saturday the 19th instant,
at 2 o’clock, p. m. to select delegates
to the State Convention which meets
in Atlanta on the 13th of August
next to nominate a candidate for
Governor and State house officers,
also to select delegates to attend the
Senatorial Convention of this, the
27th Senatorial District, which con¬
venes in Monroe on the 8th of Aug.
A full attendance is earnestly wish¬
ed. Come out, as their may be other
matters for consideration.
By order of J. N. Glenn,
Ch’m. Dem. Exe. Com.
Rockdale county.
J. N. Hale, Sec’y.
Congressional.
Now that Hon. N. J. Hnmmoml has returned
homo from Congress, Congressional politics
in this district will be warm indeed. Already
things are ut white heat, in Henry county.
The question will bo settled there to-morrow,
perhaps In Jackson's favor. No other county
will take action, we suppose, until after F ul¬
ton does. Bockdalo is yet badly mixed and
undecided, Jackson, Mynat.t and Hammond
all have friends here and their respective
claims will be pushed to tho best advantage.
Tub Weekly ho far lias taken 110 decided
stand and will not until our next issue when
we will hoist the name of our man. Wo have
decided It Irost. to waft until Mr. Hammond
comes home, that we might see his completed
record in Congress, watch his open! ng tactics
and have all tho candidates together so wo
might select, from tho lot intelligently and get
the best. They are all representative men,
but we have already seen much in favor of
one that, will most certainly win for himself
our support. We do not propose to go wild
over the matter, but will give an honest, fair,
undivided support to (he man of our selec¬
tion, whethor It will be the brilliant Ham¬
mond, tbo solid conservative Mynatt or tho
gallant Jackson, our next issue will tell to our
leaders what we huve decided.
We’ll Present Rockdale.
The Senatorial contest., in Rockdale, judg¬
ing from the Conyers papers, is likely to pass
off very quietly. It seems to bo the desire of
many of her best citizens to present the coun¬
ty to the Mouroe convention, instead of t he
claims of nuy individual. If that feeling
should prevail, and there seems to be no
doubt it will, we ean see no good reason why this
Rockdale may not furnish the Senator
tltno. The claims of our own county Star, arc al¬
ways first in the consideration of the but
in case there is no candidate from this coun¬
ty, Rockdale ought to oome in next for a fa¬
vorable consideration. After Rockdale takes
action on the Senatorial question, It which will
tie done on tho tilth Inst., will then be time
for Newton to decide whether she will sup¬
port the choice of our neighboring county for
the Senate,—Covington Star.
The esteemed Star has us down about cor¬
rect. We are for Rockdale. We havo many
good men and know that we can present one
who ia worthy of tho support of the entire dis¬
trict. Wo recognize the right, of the other
counties to reject the choice of anyone coun¬
ty, even when the rotation system is strictly
enforced, and that one county is entitled to
present the man. Vet. we think some good
objection should be raised; not refuse a coun
ties choice simply upon personal grounds.
It is best, however, to send good men and pro
sent the claims of our county, and if one man
is objectionable present another. We appre¬
ciate tho sentiment of the people of Newton
and will return all favors shown us at the
proper time.
The Senatorship.
While there is but one publicly avowed can¬
didate in this county for the State Senator
ship, there is no disguising tho fact that there
are quite u number laying around in the bush¬
es who havo aspirations and expect the light¬
ning to strike them. It is the idea of some for
Rockdale to havo no avowed candidates, but
to send delegates to the Convention to ask for
Rockdale the honor of furnishing tho man
and getting him up afterwards. We see no
good sense in such a move. Lot the men who
expect the nomination, if Rockdale should
have the power to name, oome out now so that
the other counties may know who they are
and have the privilege of considering and dis¬
cussing a heir respective worth and merits.
Agaiu if Rockdale has no candidates and it is
so understood, will not the other counties,
even though they are favorable to us, make
terms aud pledge their support to othev can¬
didates? Let it bo understood that we are go¬
ing to send good organized democrats to the
Convention; let it be understood that wo have
no man to present with the cry “ him or no¬
body," but will give the district alt of our best
candidates to select from; lot it be under¬
stood that wo will abide and stick to the ac¬
tion of tho Convention. Wo fear that there
will be a wrangle here at homo for delegates.
Why? Because mou who are candidates and
meu who are not candluates have self at heart
more than they have their county, and will
want men to go who will put forward their
names even at the expense of the county's
good. We do not want an insumeted delega¬
tion sent from here for any nun. We want
good sensible representative men who will go
there for the interest of our eounty and peo¬
ple aud not for any one man. Upon this ques¬
tion we have uo choice other than the man
who can get the nomination. Who he is we
know not, and want it left for the delegates
to settle.
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Jacksons Candidacy.
The coolness with which Capt. Harry Jack
son, a candidate for Congress, appropriates
the glory of winning the Southern Mutual in¬
surance case is certainly wonderful. He did
very little towards bringing about the result.
All the papers were prepared by Mr. J. H.
Lumpkin, his magnificent thr Supreme Court reporter, and
Court the argument Ignore the Supreme 8
won decision. He was complimen¬
ted in the highest manner by the judges on his
effort. He 1 b entitled to wear the crown, even
though he is not vto?at<&tlm^lawi^fthof^te! a candidate for Congress,
acts We wish o?his“55& he 1
was a candidate for Congress. Are
certain journals in the fifth district posted
concerning the work doue bv tho Advertiser. last grand
jury of Fulton county?—Coweta
'Veil, we have heard of a “quiet little game”
berthaUtTost'a certam oTuJidate'alew thorn
sand—votes.—Griffin Sun,
Surely the Griffin Sun and Coweta Advert!
ser don’t mean to ipsmuate ibat Capt. Harry
Jackson, the candidate for Congress in
district, has violated the laws of the State bv
indulging iu a little poker or anything of the
sort? Our people would like to hear from the
Captain on the subject.
It would bo hard to match the Gainesville
match. In fact the Gainesville match is
amicbloss.
Our Executive Committee.
At a mass meeting of the Democracy of this
county, at the court house the first of August
1882, Col. J. N. Glenn was appointed the head
of the Executive Committee of this county
with J. N. Hale as Secretary. Now we would
like to know who compose the Executive Com¬
mittee of this county. Have not several of
them dietl and moved out of the county, really
leaving us withoutan Executive Committee: 1
Should it not be re-organized? Our people
should look after this matter at their next
meeting.
_
For some time a number of our best citi
zens and poker players have been enjoying a
lively little game-lively but “quiet.” We feel
at liberty to invite all Congressional candi¬
dates who may wish to have a little fun to
come down and “shuffle” with us,
Will the esteemed Macon Telegraph please
enlighten the country press generally as to the
hardships imposed upon the railroads of thi
State by the Commission? Were not the pri
CDS charged by the railroads before we got a
Commission exorbitant, and were not the dis¬
criminations grossly unjust? We just want to
be enlightened on the subject.
The Macon Telegraph is beyond doubt the
>8t powerful journal in politics in the State.
Ite positions are the soundest, purest and
best, and its estimates and predictions the
most reliable of any.
There is no doubt about Fulton county con¬
trolling the polities of this State, and nothing
adds more to the strength of the great, corrupt
Atlanta King, than the custom of holding ev¬
ery Convention, political or otherwise, in At¬
lanta.
The Congressional Convention of this dis¬
trict, ought to be held here or in McDonough.
Hut like all the rest it must nestle down In tho
very bosom of political corruption.
And now the Jtev. Mr. J. A. Munday, Tisqr.,
threatens to sue Blackburn of the Madisonian
for slander. We care not what a man’s morul
standing may lie, the fact of him suing a coun¬
try editor for anything is sufficient evidence
to convince us that ho is a “damphool.” We
will add for the benefit of our fastidious read¬
ers that iho phrase above used to end and
round off our paragraph is not considered pro¬
fane in newspaper parlance. The profanity
has been extracted that the word might he
used freely—boing so expressive.
Congress lias adjourned. The amount of
work done has been enormous, as will be seen
by reference to the Congressional records.
Joe Brown is back In Georgia. Now the lit¬
tle political worms and maggots that wriggle
at his command will begin to stir the scum
and dross in the political pot controlled by the
capital corruptionists. When Joe Brown dies
he will rot in two hours.
Hon. Pat walsli of Augusta has been given
the place of Hon. Goo. T. Barnes on the na¬
tional Democratic Committee. He is a good
man for the position.
wo will never givo our voto for the election
of a man who will vote to support old .Toe
Brown in any office, even though wo have to
oppose our best friend.
It is now understood thgtthe race for the
office of State Treasurer will bo between Hum
ber and|Hardenian. Humber is a good man.but.
t here is not in the State ono who is of as much
interest to tho State as Hob Hardeman. He is
almost, indispensable during the sossion of the
Legislature and at all other times. True, hon¬
est, efficient, accommodating and handsome,
he is a man that Rockdale will fool proud to
support.
who is Ella J. Courier?—Southern. Nobody
much,
Theme arc some political aspirants in this
section who havo been straddling tho fenee so
long that they can't sit down without a pad
in their breeches.
when J. C. C. Black and N. J. Hammond
constitute our Senatorial pair from Georgia,
the people will have representatives of whom
they may justly be proud, what true Geor¬
gian can think of our present Senators with¬
out blushing?
Hon. James H. Blount will have a walk-over
in the 6th district. This is a fact we delight in
announcing.
f'Ornspitkitrc.
As to Representatives.
(Communicated.)
Mb. Editor;—T here are hut few counties in
tho State that havo made the substantial prog
ress that, has Rockdale, but few counties stand
higher in the value of her lands and the
amount of agricultural productions. Her
number of illiterate whites are very low and
the number is fust diminishing. Who lias been
most, instrumental in bringing about, our good
standing? Who of our public men have been
more earnestly and faithfully striving to ad¬
vance our interests and welfare than Dr. J. A,
Stewart, the inau whom the people of the
want them in the
Legislature ? He has ever had the interest of
our people at heart. He has ever been found
firm and unyielding when we needed a cham¬
pion. A Christian gentleman, with a big heart,
kiud, polite, and having the ability to repre¬
sent our people ably. We want to see him
come out and announce himself a candidate
and we know tho people will givo him their
hearty, undivided support.
Respectfully,
Rockdale.
Why is It?
(Communicated.)
Mb. Editor:—W e all remember that only a
few years ago a man was shot down—mur¬
dered—in this county; the perpetrator of the
deed came to our town, walked around sever¬
al days, and not an officer dared to arrest him.
Wo remember that just a short while ago a
citizen of this county was charged with the
raping of an innocent child under his protec¬
tion: that he was arrested and put in the At¬
lanta jail and not an officer would Swear out a
warrant and go after him, and that after he
was arrested and put in jail, the doors of the
! jail were uulooked b >' somo unknown parties
] and the fiend set free. We all know how
| strong are the efforts (?) to catch him now.
... v ’ e all remember . . how .. the , heavy (?) . bond* . , of
certain parties who defied the strongly ex
pressed °* tl ? e of thiS couu ‘
ty were forfeited ana the enormous sum ot $2
paid for their forfeiture, we all know how
Promptly (?) the charge of the judge to have
the parties arrested and brought into Court
W; ’S carried out. We see how the crimes of
murder and rape are let pass iu our county
and our jfill filled with negroes charged with
little petty offenses, running the eounty to
heavy expenses. Why is it? How is such [
things carried ou? Is it right? Do our peo
pie endorse such actions? We believe they
have so far. Lookeron.
GKGO it IA RAILROAD.
Georgia Railroad Co-,]
Office General Manager, )
Augusta, April C, 1SS4. ,
COMMENCING SUNDA Y, igth inet.,
the following Passenger schedule will be
operated. Trains run by 9°th meridian
time, twentv two minutes slower than
Atlanta time.
FAST LIN L •
1 ;r>. 27 west daily.
Lv Augusta 7.40am 1.58am | j
NO. 28 EAST DAILY.
Lv Atlanta 2.43 pm
Ar Conyers 3-42 pm
NO 2 EAST DAILY.
Lv Atlanta 8.25 am
Lv Conyers 9 5° a "i
A r Athens 4.40 pm
“ Wash’n 2 45 prn
ViPd’ve 4 49 pm
Ar Macon 6 45 pm
Ar Augusta 3-55 pm
COVINGTON ACCOMMODATION,
Lv Atlanta 6.00 pm
Lv Conver«7.6o pm
Ar Cov gt’n8.2o prri
NO. 4 EVST DAILY.
Lv Atlanta 8.5O pm
LvCony’rsio.28 pm
Ar 6.I0 am
Train No. 28 will stop nt and
receive passengers to and from the
following stations only: Berzelia,
Harlem, Dearing 1 hompson, Gainak,
Crawfordville, Union Point, Greens
horo-Madison. Rutledge, Social Circle,
Covingtou, Conyers, Stone Mountain
aud Decatur.
Connects at Augusta for all points
East and Southeast.
.JOHN W. GREEN, Gen. Man.
E. R. DORSEY, Gen. Pass. Agt.
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Swellings, Female Diseases.
ence of Urine, all Diseases of the Genito¬
urinary Organs in either sex. For Un¬
healthy or Unnatural Discharges Fleur,” each use $1.
also “Chapin’s SYPHILIS, Injection either contracted or
For Chapin’s Constitu¬
hereditary Bitter Syrup, taint, use $1.00 bottle, and
tion Pills, per $3.00; and Cha¬
pin's Chapin’s Syphilitic Syphilitic Salve, $1.00. 6 bottles
Syrup, 2 of Pills, 1 Salve, by Express on
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E. S. Wells, Jersey City,
That Hacking Cough can be so quiokiy
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For lame Back, Side or Chest use Shiloh’s
Porous Plaster. Price 35 cents.
Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure is
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CROur. Whooptng Cough and Bronchitis
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Shiloh’s Vitalizer is what you need for
Constipation, all symptoms Loss of Dyspepsia. of Appetite, Price Dizziness 10 and and 75
cents per bottle.
PATENTS
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tinue to act as solicitors for Patents, Caveats. Trade
Marks, England, Copyright:’., for tho United States, Canada,
France. Germany, etc. Hand Book about
Patents sent free. Thirty-seven years’ experience.
Patents obtained rhrtraithMUNN S CO. are noticed
in the Scientific A msIITCan. the largest, best, and
most Weekly. widely Splendid circulated scientific paper. $3.20a veer.
formation. Specimen engravings and Scientific Interesting in¬
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Ammucan Ofiloe. Sjl Broadway, New York.
1 , 600 !
Business Directory
For Conyers, Covington, Atlanta,
McDonough, Jonesboro and Jackson.
We will give every business and profession a
card in the Georgia Farmer, a live Agricul¬
tural Journal which has over thirteen hundred
actual subscribers in Rockdale and adjoining
counties, one year for $3. A card on the cover
of this journal is worth as much as a large aud
costly advertisement.
J. K. Buyan's. Publisher.
Fire Insurance
LIFE INSURANCE,
BY
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coxy i;ns, g a.
„ ts-Afr ’ TV.niel! net to-,resents resents a l.,r<ro targe
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number OI 11)0 \wy best Companies
doing business iU this State, and cm
write Up policies Oil all kinds ol pro
perty. Rates as low as anywhere.
Everybody should have their homes
and business insured and tint with
out delay.
Lv am
Ar Atlanta i.oojjm
Ar Athena 7.io pm
Ar Augusta 8.05 pm
NO. I WEST DAILY.
Lv Augustaio.3oam
Lv Macon 7.10 am
Lv Mil d’vl 9.10 am
Lv Wash’n 11.30 am
Lv Athens 9.35 am
Ar Conyers 4-28 pm
Ar Atlanta 5.45 pm
Lv Cov,gt’n ers6.i5 0.4O am
1 v err am
Ar Atlanta 8.00am
NO- 3 west daily.
LvA ngueta 9.00 pm
Lv Conyers 4-5 1 am
Ar Atlanta 6.40 am
ITo j j Sell Cheap
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All kinds of Dry Goods, embracing Shirtihgs, Sheetings, Blecchings. Oashmeres,
Worsteds. delaines, lawns. prints, &c., &c., domestics, checks, cas
mere, feather and mattress tickings, also boots, shoes, hats. caps,
gloves. notions. &c.4 and a most complete of family line of fancy and staple
Alsoa big stock groceries, such as
meat, corn, meal, flour. grits, sugar, coffee. fish in
large quantities, cheese, soda and hundreds of ,
other articles. All kinds of farming imple
ments, such as plowstocks, points, plows, heel
boxts,screws, plow shovels,
Spades, maddvcks and all kinds
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Grockery, glass and wooden ware of
every description. They also carry a
nice line of harness, saddles, bridles
sole and upper leather, &c- If you want
any of the above named articles call- on
them. They keep on hand many arti
cles not named here, in fact you can
come as near finding what you want at
J. H. Almand, Son & Co’s as at any
house on the Gal R. R. Look to your
interest and call on them. ,•
Itai'road Block, Conyers, Ga.
THE
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H, is the Simplest !
It is I lie "Strongest !
It is the most durable
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to sew in the sumo direction.
Chal enges Comparison ! Distances
Competition ! Surpasses Expectation!
Be sure you see it before
you buy.
THE ‘-ROYAL ST. JOHN.”
A Spirit [ come to every home,
And by my presence cheery,
I loutish care, and burdens bear,
Of women worn and weary.
I run o light and look so bright,
Tbe ladies dote upon me,
No noise I make, no threads I break,
Tho’ back and forth you fnu me,
Threv-ry kinds of goods I go,
silk, mushn, cloth and leather,
Though all machines refuse to sew,
Y~! I wm on forever,
No Lea 1 r am, no eyes I strain.
To til,.’ tbe way to thread me ;
N h'.,-ie~ hove, save needle s eye,
To e -e •! •■•arise to drear! me,
1 in u If 51*' d good, and if you should
but for a moment doubt me,
Be sure aud try, and then you’ll buy,
And never be without me.
CHORUS.
I seam, I hem, I fell, I bind,
I ruffle, tuck, and gather,
And all machines I leave behind,
While I sew on forever.
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Druggists for 3s ijd, or 75 cents in U. S.
money.
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MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN i
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- Tombs, Head and Foot
Italian and Rutland Marble Monuments, Box
Tombs. Wood and Matallie Caskets and Cases.
Barll m§ late
Sizes and Prices furnished on short n0 Ce y
g p GUFSS & CQ
Church Street, Stone Mountain, Ga.
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—Dealer In—
All Kind ofGeneral Merchandise
(At J. E. Maddox’s old Stand, Centre St.,Conyers, Ga.)
Having opened business it ere with a perfectly new and well assorted Stock
of Dry Goods, Notions, Hats, Boots. Shoes, Groceries of every kind. Hardware,
Glassware, Crockery, &c. We invite all of our friends and th 5 public generally
to call and tee us. We buy our goods for SPOT CASH and can sell as cheap u
any one. We want your barter and will pay the very highest prices for the aame,
We are going to L6ep GOOD NEW GOODS
And we are going to sell them low, so when you want anything in the way of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Give us a call and we will guarantee satisfaction. Remember the place, J. E,
Maddox’s old stand next door to Weaver & Bro.
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The Korting Injector, is the best Boiler Feeder made. It works war.m or cold water, anil
will take a well or tank, over V—A—N—D-IT-Z-E-N 4,000 now in use, J-E-T —- P-U-M-P-8, T
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anteed. Capacity from 100 to 30 non gallons per ho Price, to for
GEO R. LOMBARD & CO.
Premium Steam Dye Works.
No. 7, West Peters Street.
Atlanta, Ga
Silk and Woolen Goods of all descriptions Dyed in a superior style- Ladies'
Crape, Stella and Cashmere Shawls, Silk. Merino and Mousseline Dresses. Gen¬
tlemens’Cloaks, Coats, Pants and Vests handsomely cleaned. Everything apper¬
taining to the business punctually attended to. Particular attention received paid and to the
cleaning of Carpets, Rugs, I4-.ce Curtains, Blankets, &c. Goods ex¬
pressed to all parts of the United States- Ma y 9 I2 m.
i- M- Jones & Company
Corner Commerce and "Warehouse Sts CONYEBS. GA
-A,' jIdS IHQ.P IW 1 I 1
-HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL KINDS OF
General Merchandise at Bottom PriceS.
fis 3 F r ”We jsell the NEW HOME Sewiuar Machine. E^“We keep all kinds of
ESrSEWTNG MACHINE NEEDLE <.-»«
Headouarters For all School Books adopted by the Board
of School Commis -ioners of this county.
arnew jbr© $
OUR STOCK IS FULL AND COMPLETE
Business and Dress Suits
AN ELEGANT LINE FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN.
Equal to Custom Made Goods and at Rock Boitom Prices.
H1RSCH BROS
42 and 44 Whitehall St., Atlanta, Ga.
LETTER OF DISMISSION.
Georgia, Rockdale county :
Whereas, T. C. Swann, adminis¬
trator of W. F. Swann, dec’d, repre¬
sents to the court in his petition duly
filed and entered on Records that he
has fully administered W F. Swann’s
estate. This is, therefore, to cite all
persons concerned, kindred and cred¬
itors to show cause if any, they can,
why said administrator should not be
discharged from his administration
and receive letters of dismission on
the first Monday in August, 1884.
April 30,1884.
3m. O. SEAMANS,
Ordinary.
BARBER SHOP!
(OVER THE POST OFFICE.)
Having fitted up me a new room,
I am now prepared to do first-class
work.
HAIR CUTTING 20 Cts.
3 Shaves 25 cts,
SHAMPOON 20 Cts.
Qive me a call, and I will give you
a good job.
FRANK LYNCH,
June 13-tf. Coneyers, Ga.
D. S. BUTLER
Respectfully informs his friends
and the traveling public generally,
that he is still at his old stand
ready to feed tbe hungry and shelter
the cold. My table is supplied with
the best the market affords, comfort
able rooms, and attentive servants.
You all know me, come and see me,
and I guaiantee satisfaction.
D. S. BUTLER.
NOTICE !
This is to notify all persons that
one Andrew Curry, colored, minor,
is under contract, made by his lather,
with mfe ior the term of twelve
months, which term has not expired
arid to warn all persons against hire
ing or harboring said Andrew Curry,
coiored. Respectfully, S. H. AndsrsoH.
Si C. S. LUCAS,
Watch Maker and Jeweler.
CONYERS, GA.
(Decatur St., next door to Hotel.)
All kinds of watch work done in
the best style at prices that suit the
people. Jewelry of every descrip¬ X
tion repaired neatly and durably.
am here to stay and am prepared well. to
do your work promptly and
Call and see me.
C. S. LUCAS.