The Conyers weekly. (Conyers, Ga.) 18??-1888, December 12, 1884, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextCAlNJWS. of the Christmas tur nff %d tbeHwwl , e in state that Its J S | R d to fast.. proving very lti0 n and care given our one 0 f the smallest g of Ter heard of iiiblish the tribute re* Ka:ie Anderson mxt 35 n filly has one of the [ thoroughbred real beauty. horses in ije is a sR. R has not, as yet, island pipe at this place ftvdiness ? L did not preach here on [ but we had a good ser ; r w ortbv minister, Mr L i s coming up well and F,e. It is to be hoped slice will favor us with a .rvest. C. McCall*,' G - w - . Col. J N G'ennatu nd court iu Atlanta this ; . e Fen but few marriages tv this year. The ordi [sub that the number is lau half the usual amount. irs are having beautiful arranging their farms pat’s crops, Remember nnot prepare too we!'. itton factories at Augus I in that vicinity have le price of goods 1 4 cent ke mills are running on ■•via railroad is said to I 3,147 pas engers 10 At friday, to the big jubilee, be A. Hutchins was mar s Fannie H. Hodge, at the ' Mrs. R. E. Wright, in by Elder J. M. Brittain, day night. nany of our people are in tws and the Sheriff’s ■xpec't d to do some pret rk soon. Come up folks taxes and save cost. rt Oslin, one tf the Ga. crest employees, was in y, last, ylsitUig his old I family of Mr J. WI ler mercliHn’i, Mr. J. H. I beui serious y ill, but I to 1 -aril ihao he is a good to- day. are notified that they are n in this place, and that Ms and po ice will take r vagrancy. Betier keep r three candidates have-' "I- cornered, the other the latter were unarmed. Mh succeeded in making te. hunters have somewhat of late. Like many Igs the profits bird hunting powder, shot and caps, (chants have have made a brave sucseeded very well fng and arranging, their p as to go cn another year lating tbe people. Con iany clever business A small nurse containing issue'’ twenty dollar bill. win be liberally reward* (“g the same at this office. [a hig considerable amount going on around here Hie whipping post should “ed for the thief. u want a horse, buggy 4any or kind go to the livery ramie Morris is one of the hoys and he al ways treats irs right Hay good has moved to lr, u as it custodian, and will commence moving Many that are now on i fcever go to the farm. 1 ' % °f the whistle makes of a certain sweet little I dwells on Decatur street, rj he it at) ached to service Pad or way freight. They F e ciou s packages for her. ■ 0 owe the Weekly and founts in the 1 collection need not be not only need our utust have it. Necessity We aro glad to learn that Mr. Alien Summers is rapidly impioving If you love me, said a dear creat¬ ure, say ;;o: but if you love me and don’t waut to say so, squeeze mv hand. Two negroes, it is said, atteoipled to rob Rev. G. W. Simmons, the other night. I 3 it possible that, our county is infected with highwaymen? Is there any one who can say ought against Billy Austin as a man? Is he not tre nominee of an homsi Democracy ? Answer these ques tious and deposit your ballots. It is gratifying to be able to sav to the young foiks that any' repoit to the effect that Simla Claus was recently' drowned in crossing the Atlrntic, is alt >g tlier u itrue. It is with pleasure we note the im provement of our worthy citizen, Mr Nowron Hollingsworth, who has been suffering with a severe attack with rheumatism. Mr. H. L. SShipley will kill nearly 3,000 pounds of h- me rai-ed me this fall, and as his go on lady is one of the best in the county for having things nice at heme, good times may be exp. cted at Ins house. Rockdale has few better farmers than Hes ! Shipley. . ; Nothing is s> reliable, as Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral tor colds, coughs, in short for any and all derange men!8 or the respiratory organs, which tend towards consumption. In all ordinary cases it is a certain cure and it affords sure reh'ef for asthma and consumption, even in advanced stages. The election on Saturday resulted in the election of Hon. A. M. Helms. Mavor and lions. D. N. Hudson, J. P. Tilly, T. D. St<-wart, II. W. Harr m^ck, G. W. Cain and John II. Ai¬ na aid, Aldermen. A good board. Col, Jack Robinson Mad ox, (for¬ merly the Jersey Bui’,) of that tre¬ mendous institution, toe Solid South, sees fit to make some very pert re¬ marks in regard to this paper, its pre sent, past and future management. Col. Mai ox (formerly ihe Jersey Bull) is well known by the people of this section, and we know that upon the face all must appear at least a. faint smile wi en he ironically r * fets to a man as having a “giant in¬ tellect” or cairying on tremendous business. Six ounces of brains would not burst the skull of a Jersey Iu 1, nor fracture the cranium of a Mad ox. Yet we feel that we speak truly when we say 2 ounces more would cause a tearful explosion in the edi¬ torial room of the Solid South. Liberty Chapel Dots. < liristmas is coming. We h:ve rad a splendid rain and the farmers are happy one more time. We paid DeKalb county a flying visit last Sabbath. The most of our farmers are trying sowing wheat, although they coc tinue to plow, breaking land. Professor Frank Chapman has re¬ turned from a visit to the ‘‘land of flowers.” James Parker killed a pig the other day that weighed 520 lbs net. A specimen of the stock law. So hurrah for the slock and old Geoigia the empire State of the South. There was quite a nice sociable at Henry Park’s last Monday evening Dixie. ESTRAY SALE. Will be sold on the free hold of J. M. Zachry, 476th district G. M. of Rockdale county, on the 16lh ol Dec. 1884, one stray cow of dun brindie culler, some white on the shoulders, belly and legs. Split in left horn—about ten years o’d. Ap¬ praised at twelve dollars. A. P. MICHELL, Sheriff. LETTER8 OF ADMINISTRATION. Georgia, Rockdale County; To all whom it may concern. Adaline A. Beolly having in due form applied to the undersigned for permanent Letters of Administration on the estate ot Joseph E. Bently, late of said county, deceased, and I will pasd upon said application on the first Monday in January, 1885, at 10 o’clock, A. M. This Dec. 4th, 1884 . O. Seamans, Ordinary. N. J. HAMMQXB, J. G. ZACHRY, T. A- HAMMOND. HAMMOND, ZACHRY & HAMMOND, Attorneys at Law, 81 1 E, Alabama st., Atlanta, Georgia, B&.Practice in all the court*. II STOR _,_ 3‘33. '2 ‘3‘" “’93 '43:]; ., ~ 33,... 2 r . , v 3 , 3;? . Vﬂég . ,3 3:3; ES :2 13, 3g 9772,33, 1'25." ' 2'53 5 ' 7'2 ” ' ' f 36;: r “-2" 34’4" 33:; ‘ 3, .3 . :2 3;; 9 .~ A .7 ’ * ('39.: 3:... ,-.c:- ’3 ‘ T3 '- i 1 2 3:23.": 2 ‘ ,3 ‘~ {5 1713,": (‘7- 1' y 1 '41, 3 13.2‘1333‘ ' 2 . 3“. ~ ..- ,,:_--; ":\-,r‘-_:. 2:2": 2421'» _ 7*. «2 ~33": 2"}; 1 .- f. ,_ ., ,2 33’ “K. <5 1», 3 $21.4 - 7k"! ' , 3 , “WEE ' : ' ' - - 'i’i’ ' . " - .2 , , 15:3: 3,3,5: ‘ 225$ :2: ,._ 3 3.. ~35: . :3, ‘4' . .. ' ‘ " r w. 33,: ‘ 333%-; ‘~. 1’ ., W” 3, "L 2. ' . “2' 3:; 3 , 2,, J ﬁt? .42 2, . A 4 332.3,.“ . - ». 2 3 ,3 . , "b" 3 If“ M ’5‘: 2,6, ,2 n. .34,“ 3 " « , , 22$“ 3 A , .24 _, . , -<'<' 3 *t. 337:; = $5.131- '22: gag: 12?: ” 3:222 '2‘": a: a , 5:2 2 '. ‘ - ' '3‘ {£32 2;» 7 .2242 2’42» “5‘ ‘ 2-2:. ' ' ~23 . . e“:.:.'ar ‘2‘ “2.2::- :. * 3.3.1:; cur», '23-'- 2-35, gg 1 2-; 3 1‘ '. _, - .3 . -’ " , >7,- gyw 22'»; ; .1; i '-3,‘ 243“: -;.7.; :3;-”'5 .93.:- _ 2 "c‘ —;:.':‘.’ 2:: 5 . :2» . 1% s . ,_ ’25:; 5.2;" ‘ ' '1 3.» :3 21*“ 2- '1 $322? .3: ~ v ' _' 53,: 3-,“; ,1 15¢; ~r,‘ i 2-2-2 l ~ .. _ , Mariied at (he residence of the brides lather Mr. John D. Maddox on last Wednesday night, the Rev. ' F 11 F. Buibarsnu officiating, Mr : J T „. MeLamell . to ... Mss T Ltibe . n . Alauox. We extend congratulations. v The mill ... of « Hon. vrr W. -r L. r> Peek 1 was burned on last. Wednesday night, Loss $6 000 ; nsurance $ 3 , 000 . This ig a sad misfortune to one of our best citizens. Col. Peek mil rebut ,.1 at once. II. P .& D. M. Almand & Co have Ju-t received their new improve 1 Wheat scourer and it is a perfect Machine it cleans t' e wheat clean that make very fine white flour our of ordinary wheat we especialy ask every one that has wheat to grind to come and get good flour out your wheat all we ask is a (rial and you will be highly pleased. IMPORTANT NOTICE. We take this method of informing our friends and customers that we are now receiving our fall and winter stock, which will embrace everything usually kept in any first-class store, and as our motto has always been quick sales and short profits we will sell as low as the lowest. We feel thankful to all who have patronized us in the past and kindly ask a share ot their trade in the future. Please bear in mind ! that in or¬ der to close up our old business, our terms will be Strictly Cash from Oc¬ tober the 1 st. until January the 1 st. 1885, after which time we will ac¬ commodate all who have come for¬ ward and made satisfactory settle men s. We hope none will ask us to vary from the above rule as we mean what we say. We don’t want to hurt any one’s feelings by retming to credit them for so short a time. Remem ber money has been ve>y scarce and we have had a hard time to get goods through the summer to furnish on time,but we have faced the storm and trust that we have almost reach soqed the re. We believe all we have furnished has and does appreciste it and will come forward and pay off their notes and accounts as soon as they possi | bly can, remembering that prompt ! pay -makes good credit and secures I ^oods at the lowest cash prices. Trusting that we will be remem¬ bered, we remain, most Res’p’tly, j J H Almand Son and Co. W9 a fﬁatches 3M" 30 QUIGE’S @bOne Set of Fine China Ware left. at CAIN & QUIGG’S.—-——— $3 g§ 3 GOLD MEDAL COFFEE. 1% EU Y? UUUUUU mmwo. T’ADIES and Gents Rubber (.Tircumrs. Fu-e custon made Shoes. An C,;/ Elegant line of 6&4? Z2? M nggé’. SQS.SO QU 9&8 RINGS AND EAR BI83G3, BRACELETS, &G Baby caps and Hoods Just received 500 pounds candy. Fine lot ot Christmas candies, fruits, &c. Silk handkerchiefs. Just received ear load bran—will sell cheap. Water ground meal. Apply to QU’GS CM & Horses and Mules FOR SALE. Apply to CAIN & QUIGG, comas* g? moiling Piles—Symptoms and Cure, The symptoms are moisture, like per spiratjon, intense itching, increased b> vervdistressing, particular ly at night: seems as if pin worms were cratyling in and about the rectum; the private pares are sometimes affected. If alioweil to continue verv serious results may fo)loW ,‘SWAYNES OINTMENI’ ( s a pleasant, sure cure. Also Totter, Ttch, «alt. Rheum, Seaid Head, Ervgipe T ,s Barbers’ I fch, Scotches, all scaly, D» "»T«« & SON, Phila. Pa. Sold by Druggists. NOTICE. Conyers Ga., Sept. i0t.Vi 1884. Hammock, Parker & Co. successors to H P & D M Almand and cotnpa U y ? 'Ware housemen and ginners, re spectfully notify the public that they are prepared to run said business successfully, and shall make it their business to meet out evenhanded justice to all, thereby building up « business worthy of confidence and patronage We are re-ponsible foi all seed cotton received antil baled. Bagging and ties furnishec low tor the cash. We respectfully ask the public to give us a trial. Hill W Hammock, Manager. Cough*, Colds, Catarrh, Consumption All throat, breast and Lung Affections cured by the old established ‘‘Swayne’s Wild Cherry ” The first dose eives te lief, and a curse speedily follows. 25 cents, or fl.oo at Druggists. - LETTERS OF DISMISSION. State of Georgia, Rockdale county : Whereas, J D Scott, guardian of E. J. McDaniel, (formally Scott) having made application to the Court, of Ordinary in his petition duly filed for Letters of Dismission bom his guardianship ot E, J. McDaniel, re presenting that he has fairly and fully discharged his duty as guar¬ dian, and tullv settled up with bis said Ward. This is therefore to cite all persons concerned to show cause if any they can, whv said J D Scott should not be discharged from his said guardianship and receive letters o< dismission on the fiist Monday in March, 1885. 0. SEAMANS. Ordinary. Liver, Kidney or Stonmrh Trouble. Symptoms, irregular impure blood, costive bowels, appetite, sour he'ching pains in side, back and heart, yellow urine, burning when urinating, clay col ored stoMs. had breath, no desire for work, chills, fevers, irritability, Whitish | tongne, dry cough, dizzy head, with dull pain in back part, loss of memory, fogey sight. For these troubles “Swane’s Pills” i are a sure cure. Box, (to pills), by m»il 25 cent', for 5 Si.00. Address, DrSwayne j & .Son, Phila. Pa. Sold by Druggists. I That Hacking Cough uan oe sit quickly' cured bp Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee It. Witi You Suffer with Dyspepsia and Liver Comp aint t Shiloh s Vital izer is guaranteed o oute you. StEEPLEs* Nights, made miserable by than ter Glue cough. Shiloh's Cure is the rCmedX for you. '.. Catarrh Cured', health and sweet breath secured by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents. Nasal Injector free. For lame Back, Side or Chest use Shiloh’s Porous Piaster. Price 25 cents. ShiloH’s Cough nod Consumption Cure is sold by us on a guarantee. It tarns consump¬ tion. Croup, Whooping Cough and • Bronchitis immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure. For Sale by Dr. M. R, Stewart, Conyers, (la. Shiloh’s Vitalize 11 is what you need for Constipation. Los* of Appetite, Dizziness and ail symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 75 cents per bottle Wheeler & Wilsons New No. 8. SsHpg 1 InfSE WWF I |V mm $ EM. IT RUNS THE LIGHTEST AND HAS vo NOISY SHUTTLE IT IS NOT INJURIOUS TO YOUR HEALTH LIKE THE HEAVY RUN NINO & NOISY Shuttle Machine. Agents wanted. Send for piioe list. WHEELER & WILSON, Ml'g Co., J Lined l-tf. Atlanta, Ga. Notice This. We will inform tnir friends and customers that we will receive mu new goods iri a fen days and you can purchase Millinery goods cheaper, from 11 s this season than they have ever been sold in the city. We will ki ep eveiydiin.tr nsua Iv kept, in a first class Millinery house. Many i lia ks for the past and hope you wi I give ns a call. We will sell Strictly for Cash ftom Out. the lust until March the 1st 1885. Hope none will ask us to break our rule we mean what ne say Cheap, Cheap for Cash, call and tiear the low pines, so cheap you cant he p buying, you will save momy by so doing call and see lor your self. S. J. Richardson & Cowan. FINK FAtlM ON EASY TERMS. We are offering for sale the farm Known as the “David Th asher home place” at a ba gain on easy terms. The place contains 270 acres. 25 acres in creek bottom. 2o;acrew in original for est. balanc in cultivation or easily cleared—it is 12 miles from either Con¬ yers or Covington 9 miles from Met* >n ough, and | rni.e of Futlers bridge on South river—adjoining lands of Frank O. Fielder. Thos- Pool. Geo. VV T . Gleaton and Dr. Dan W. Fcott. Cal *0 see us. J. A. & 3 ’. D. Stewart. CONSUMPTION -0 URK D Bv local treatment. No liquor. None of the present remedies are employed to they tmver have proved a success Givi it a trial—no charges made- All chronic complaints treated withoul medicine. Correspondents must enclose stamp. Address, Mrs. M. C. ’Valter King House, Stone Mountain, Ga. Fire Insurance LIFE INSURANCE, BY J S DANIEL L, CONYERS, GA. JGSTMr. Daniell represents a large number of the very best Companies doing business in this State, and cm write up policies on nil kinds of pro perty. Rates as low as anywhere. Everybody should have their homes and business insured and that with¬ out delay. TO THE PUBLIC. After the 1st of October I will close my books and sell no more goods on time to anyone until next, spring. I have been selling on time now tor five years and must have some time in which to dose up and mate settlement. This applies to all and I hope no one will fed hurt, as I am forced to take this method of closing up rav old accounts. To all who come forward and make satis factor -V settlements I will sell again next season I ani now receiving a fine Une of f a q and winter good which I am selling as lo* an can be f oan ,j aDVwl.ere. Call and s- e me * Respectfully. D. N. Hudson. trnr~-‘ ««ral *• ^ctverti&omenvs. Georgia Pnekdale County: Whereas J. C. Fanner KtF«mtor on ’lie last Will 6f W. J. Hudsn) Dersd Repre-• ents to the eourt, of Ordinary in hia Petition duly tiled that he bas fi ]y administered W. J. Hudsons Estate* Thin, is therefore to cite ail ‘person concerned Kindred and creditors to show ;*A«»e if any they can, why said Execti-r should ”ot hr- discharged .from his Ex¬ ecutorship and Re< ei ve 4 Nfers of d ism is -ion on 1 lie first Monday in December 1884 Sep. 1 I884 O. Seamans ordinary. ADMINISTRATORS SALE FOR DE¬ CK BIR 1 S 84 . Bv virtue of < n order bom the court f Ordinary of R«ck<la’e conntv, will be ■!<>]d on the first Tues lay in December next, at th° court house door im Gon¬ ers Georgia, at public outcry between he le-al hours of sale, one hundred and lift)*-five acres mote or less of land, known as the home p'm-.e of Abner A. Turner, deceased, and all of said tract ■ >r paieel of land (except the dower laid 1 fl to the widow) being parts of lob, Vos. 2oj, 217 arid 200 in the 161I1, dis-> trict of originally Henry then Newton, now said county of It ckdab . The land of said h«me place bon 11 led as follow*, >n the North by land of Tlios. E. Chupp East by lands of G. 'V. J,din-on and the widow Keagi", South by widow' Reagin, Went by lands of W. II. Braswell and lames Chupp. Also one bouse and lot in the city of Conyers, containing o<nt and one-half acres, ljing on the East side of Decatur street, known as the E. Thorn place, a’so one Intent'* same street, containing one acre with house and appertenances. known as theM. d. Hudson lot. Sale for benefit of heirs and creditors. Teimscash In less oth¬ erwise made known on the dwv of sale, VVm. J Turner, H. A. D. Turner, Administrator of the estate of Abner A. Turner, Deceased. Conyers Ga.,Oct-, 23 d. 1SS4. LIBEL FOR DIVORCE. August term 1884. Virginia K. Lows vs. •Limes M. Lowe Rockdale Superior court, August term 1884. The foregoing petition tor alimony being read and consider¬ ed, it is ordtved that, the said James \1. Lowe show cause before me on Monday the 29th clay of September, A. D. 1884, at die court house in Conyers, Ga, why the above stated petition for alimony etc., should not be granted as prayed for. It appearing to the court by the r* turn of th • Sheriff in the above stated case that the defendant does not restde in this county, and it furs tiler appearing that he doe* not re side.in this state, It is thcrefme or¬ dered by the court that service be perfected on tho defendant by the publication o' this order, once a month tor four months b fore the next term of this court in the Con vers Weekly, a newspaper published in said county. This Aug. 23, 1884. A C McCalls. Geo W Gleaton, pllffs a tty. Granted. John D Stewt art Judge 8 C F C. A true ex rae from the minutes. Aug 25 1884. J. II. McCord, Clprk. More Popular Thun Ever. The Recen 1 Improvement Made in The White Sewing Machine • ’» ■ fim r , mm 8 m imXmm i Add much fo the many excellent qualities of this * < uperior MachiDr . It is an Especial Favorite ef La¬ dies. Tailors and others, who use them for the many advantages they possess over other Sewing Machines ----EVERT — White Machine Warrcnted for 5 years. J. D. & T. F. SMITH, Wholesale an I Retail Dealer*. 5 (i Broad street. Atlanta, Ga. H. P. & D. M. ALMAND, Agents, Cobyers, Ga. Libel for divorce and petition for attorney etc., i t