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»T i E WEEKLY,
R. J. GUINN,
EDITOR a PROPRIETOR 1
ANNUM. :
$1,25 PER
Pont office ’
Entered at the Conyers
as second clsesm&U matter.
Advertising rates made known on ;
Demund,
Job Work Neatly and Promptly
Executed.
HOME-GROV/N LUXURIES
The majority of farmers, in their
deni re to plant and now many acre?
in what are known as the standard
or commercial crops, ordinarily
■n-’oloot n.Rl.cttjra f’t raise ...... manv little things
that are very conducive to good
living. Perhaps the abort*** of
the s-eafon in this part of the conn
try is the main cause of this neg
lent. It is certain that the tables
of the people who live in towns, are
much better supplied with fine gar
den vegetables and small fruits
than those of families who live on
ifirros, especially on large farms of
those that are but partially improv¬
ed. Farmers generally have cab¬
bage, onions, hems carrots, turnips
cucumbers, and tomatoes, but very
fa’v of t) cm raise cauliflower, which
.is s» easdy raised as cabbage, or
egg plant, which can be produced
with as little trouble as tomatoes.
Celery is very rarely found in a
farm-house unless it is brought
irom some large town, which i
supplied with vegetables bv a mar¬
ket gardener. By the old methods
celery was a. very expensive plant
to raise and blanch, but by the im¬
proved methods it can bo grown
with little difficulty, and it deserves
to have a place in the garden of
every farmer.
Almost everyone who raises corn
has green curs for roasting and
boiling. But on many farms the
time of u. ing them is limited to
tivo or (hree weeks, the usual peri¬
od for core to remain in the milk
state. All the t orn is planted at
about the same time, and as a mat¬
ter of course it nil matures or be¬
comes hard in about the same
number of days after the seed w as
planted. It does not secern to occur
to most, farmers to plant a few hills
of corn during every week from
April to July, and thereby secure
ft succession of roasting cars.
Many farmers do not plant sweet
corn for table purposes, because
thev have nc seed, or for fear if
will “mix” with their ordinary dent
or flint corn.—They deprive them¬
selves of a great and very cheap
luxury by not planting sweet corn
at different times in the spring and
early summer, so as to secure a
succession of green ears. Popcorn
is as desirable in the winter as svreet
corn is during the summer and the
oarlv part of the fall. It is as easi¬
ly' raised as common field eorn, is
an excellent article of food, can he
prepared ani for eating without expense
is promotive of household hap¬
piness Still, popcorn, plain or
sugared, is more common in the
city ibari in the country.
The condiments chiefly found on
farm-house tables are pepper, vine¬
gar, catnip, and mustard. Not in
fvequently grated horseradish is
f utnd. Rut the garden radish,
one of the most delicious of vege
tables, as well as one of the best of
appetizers, is rarely raised by farm¬
ers. The few who do raise garden
radii?lies, sow all the seed at one
time, ml have them in a tender
and crisp condition but a few weeks
at most. By sowing a few seeds
on rich sandy soil every week from
the time.the frost leaves the soil
till the latter part of summer, fine
maisiws ... , k> secured . least
can lor at
. lin it Hie , ,, Bv , toe , seed .
year. sowing
to ihe black Spanish radish at
ahosit t r.D tinio the sood of flat tur
. « ,,
tnpa is usufiuv sown, a supph u * f of
. hat . jnfonor . , . radishes ba
f o xiie tv can
obtained ff>r use during cold weath
*r, Gsrfhm cress or pepper-gra.-f,
in not uu penerally raised as it was
Tunny y«ar» ago, though it is an
excellent relish, espeeinlly when
'used on cold meat. Watercress
ha* rso superior as a relirh. and it
-e®*> b* raised almost without trou-
ble on the Har.ks of •dreams,
margin of t pi|ngs, or the .da-res <
likes. A U 1 one-- e*Uil>fi»hed will
remain i:i good conditi >n for yearn.
a«d will supply*fresh stalks for the
table fr rij e- F. ::l the spring til;
winter.
lew farmers pay much attention
to raising.melons, and tbc-ir jj.
less common in the country than in
the city. They do not rank very
high as articles of food. but they
contribute to good living. During
the past few years the consumption
of melons Inis increased very
in cities, and housekeepers find
take the yd ace o ix \.. ,t \. 'OOi
melons can be raised as far north
aa corn can. and i-v ijwmr fair;
Uy should be well fuppii A with
them.— h
^ '
Lnder . ot ... Km-as. ..
a mw aw
women of that State voted in the
municipal eleetiyns held in its sev
usd dt;'-.*; to-day. This O-neri- ‘ ‘
ment oflfemalc suflra; V.’lli ...
garded nil h interest ail over the
country,
-•»«
Atla’nt;i and Montgomery
tarv companies have declined to
take part in the national anil y ... at
Washington, in Mar. be-atisn no
gro companies will be allowed to
take part. 1 Wo don’t blame them.
•
Hon. Itoscoe Conkling recently
fetid : “The smiilk-Gfcconn'try
paper is worth more to its '
-cribers in' one month than its
price for one year, and dons more
for its neighborhood for nothing
than a high oflicitil wttli u big sula
ry.
A not her lot of Slice
from the factory wo travel for, at
half prices -at Stewart & McCalla’s.
For the use of man 01 woman
The most useful article ever invent¬
ed. Price $ 1 . Put up in neat box
with full directions.
M. E. A. Co., P. O. Box, 1993 N.
Y. City.
Mexican Soldiw’s Pension
The undersigned haring had consider*
able experience in obtaining Pension*,
offers iiig services to the SoNhers of ihe
Vie,<in war in gelling Pensions now
allowed (ii’-m by Congress. J, N. Oj.kx.v,
Jau. 27 , 18 S 7 . Attorney at Law
Ssȣ
Owners and Operators of thi
uraisow
Who sdi the entire products
at their iiiHuense factory Cirett to the- public.
From them you can purchase up® liberal terras.
THE BEST OHGAHS MiUDFACTUBED.
“j' WARBAH TLaTtiA sAYYffknb. N
Catalogue anil full particulars free.
iVrite us before purchasing-. Address, mcn
tioning ttatne of this paper,
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A N D JE W E'L bfv> i
Ai! kinds of jew el made to order. '
ry es.!
Gold migi at a
repairing in the test wanner, Sat- .
IS .'action in work guaranteed, 1
office' Center street, I
on j
Conyers, Ga.
GEORGIA RAILROAD.
.STUNK MOUNTAIN ROUTE.
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2 : w. -? t. or.
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vn. 2 .S bast dah.v.
' t s-pia-t 45 fat*
Arts. swsT 40 pm
1 v C miers 9 so am I
A'h-. fro |
" mii’.Tve W^h'ii 2 aa pm
. 4 1-1 p«n
,vr Macon 6 00 pm
ar Augusta 3.->3 pm
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ram n«.-s. 2 i ant Jo will s»:«*p ai aim
1 receive ();I ,-s*!figers to and from thefol
iowitn.' stm ions only: G rovfeinwn, liar
Dear leg, 'i bornvn. Norwood,
Barindt, Gruwfanh.iile, Union Pm.it.
0 i . - M ;•» M.Te n Bn Ledge, S.-eial
Uircle, Govie.jifcii, 0 <uv. vvLithouia
Smie Mountain and 0 eeai.ur.
Train No 1 cotkedS for aT'poims
l' e-t and Norta W est. 1 isui i\ ( ’. 2
connects for Charleston and all points
East. No. 27 , for all points
j and South Wes 1 -.h, , No. 'No. 28 for for Charles- points
t on an( j s a x-a nn 3
West and North West. No. 4 for
Charleston, Savannah and all points
East.
, 10 TIN W. GREEN, Gen. Man.
Ell. DORSEY, G’n. Pass gt.
Geo. V?. V'iute, Gen. Trav P&pr. Agt.
seasis t L 4 W
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AND
€ cuts | it r ii i 5 h t r s.
THE BEST SI SHIRT IN THE CITY.
Yalisos, Umbrella’s etc,
9 PEACHTREE STREET,
4 TL 4 N f 4 \im.
MRS. A M- LEE
SSHDOORTOa. 'V. OAI*OPPOSITE UK, LKS’S
OLD STASH).
m
All kinds of millinery and fancy
goods. Those wishing to purchase
hats, bonnets, Robbins and other
goods in the miliinerp line, will
find it to their interest to inspect
her goods and prices before buying.
NOTICE.
I will be in Conyers the first Sat¬
urday in every month, patients
wishing to see me will find me at
tlie hotel or at Dr. Lee’s drug store.
Dn. L. G. Brantley.
DR. W. II, LEE, DRUGGIST,
Corner Center & R. R. Street,
Makes a specialty of the follow¬
ing goods, a full and complete
stock always on hand: Garden
seed, glass and putty, violins, vio¬
lin eases, bows and strings, station¬
ery, school books, lamps etc.
GSTATiOK FOR LOTEBSOF D 3 S
MiSilON.
Georgia. Rockdack Coustt:
Whereas T» Ck Swann adnaiaistrator
of T. P, Swann, deceased, represents to
the comt in his petition duiy tiled •,>< <1
entered on records, that lie has fully a i
ministered T, D. Swann's estate. This
is therefore to cite all persons concerned,
heirs and creditors to show cause, if sav
they ran. why said administrator should
not be discharged from bis adwinistra -
tion and receive letters of dismission » >«
the first Monday in Ju.y IS 87 . This
March, 2 S, IS 87 .
O. oka maxs, Ordinary.
SHINGLES! SHINGLE
Parties wishing to pu ’•oil-’ t
shingles, can be accommodated
calling on me.
A. J. Pierce.
Convere. Ga. tf.
^ .Sllnu l£
Ar-.t/isrs -. * 1 *
■; Ar Augusta'i- is i m
T.v'M.Don 7 K ry.
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Ar Con vers 4 ?.*. i.tn
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hv 5 . 40 am
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Atlanta 640 am
RflEUMATihM AM) NEURAL¬
GIA (.'DIK'D IX 2 LAYS
The Indiana Cb rffcal Co. hsve dia
covered a compe. unci v.hitii acts with !
trtilv iiiar rape, iit-y in die cure e f!
Itheuin. ,;-m and Neuralgia. and We case gnar- of] j
an tee it to c-ir a f.nf every
acute ImitemM- ry Rheumatism and
Xenra'gsa in 2 Days, and togi”* imme
ligte relief in chronic casts and effect a
speedy "receipt cure. in -cent
On of 3 O cents, two
stamps- we will send to any address j
mere,..; pvmg our mseoscrv to me ,-u.. j
fVeiRiU gladlv refund taoney if, satisfac
lion is not given.
Til A INDIANA CMEML'tAT. CO..
Crawf.irdsvil’e, Iod
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T 1 1 M T 1 P XI i v ” rr 'l ; !’ v '. i--> s-r c-r .1 m
I i, J A ! 1 ..-f , .bkh-s wjthMr.
“«*J P-WW ’sie, Persom of -^hor sex easily
CEra " otD ' J cents to 4 -.U. >.'-r ev»mnr.
a proeertlonal sum bj-devoting all-ffieir time
«> bdsiness. Boys an;t Rirls earn nearly s
mU! * MB aien. That at who sen tms may semt
t ' aeir an-’ t«t the business, wo make
! ti>K offer. Tos’iobas are not well satisfied
wt 1 will send cn« 'i'Dlar to r Y\y i'ev tho trov»b!o
Cf writing. Nail partieulars (iud outfit free.
Aedi-eas GboiIge Stinson & Co.,
Portland, Huino.
! i !
vp 4 CO m h ■ ■■
In AGAIN AT HIS
jji r TT \ tt^ nT r h r<m ■-.v.-.-J
j_ )
And dopivn.s ns to say to fhe
public that he is prepared to iur
a ;<,b the IJKST TURNOUTS at the
LOWEST PRICES
£ ve r offered in Conyers,
IN YV bUO'-AJ F-i
FANCY HORS S,
Horses Hoarded Cheap.
lie keeps on hand a large lot of
Columbus Etigcries.
And 8 TOOK which be sells 01
trades, just to suit the purchaser.
Call arid sec me at my old stand.
T. E. Broadnax,
Conyers, G.-a 4
ML J. J. SEAMANS.
DENTIST.
offices whitehead hoith
Conyers, Ga,,
—
MONEY TO LOAN!
Rates greatly reduced—Don';
wait but call at once to see
J. S. D;niie],
Convctv, Ga
~~rn~r~ X eJ JL A, 4 E
« « - xA.- Si ..' . e
The Boss, Boot ami Shoe
Maker,
HAS OPENED A SHOP AT
WIN BURNT OLD STAND.
Repairing done Neatly anu Prompt
y.
Fine Sowed and Pegged work
done.
PRICESGUARANTEED.
GIYB MS A TRIAL
MIXED PAINTS.
If you wish to paint your your
house, waggon, bugvy or furniture
it will pay you ’largely to call at
Dr. Lee’s drug store and get a sam¬
ple card of different colors and
priees of his ready mixed paints.
This paint ; s ready for use and
can be applied by any one whether
he be a painter or not Having
b< "n mixed by machinery it is su¬
perior in finish, and durability to
paint mixed by hand. It has been
sold to hundreds in this town and
county who will testify to its supe¬
rior quality.
LOST POWER
*Vi 3 SIMUAD WEAK Dr 23 ,
bowever induced, nw nn’v -.dieved but
PERMi-N'AN PLY CURED with-. -
ine*ivvr a.
IT COSTS NOTEPfG
t0 s6m * fo: P arf i c,: ’ ar ° which ve ml'
f° r ' var 'f ^ rae in sealed envelop on appli
Don’t miss this opportunity
Address, _
31 . H. A. Co M 1207 Bro.au
leat/. Xetv York CUY,
- JJX. i ssanss»?^ JJNERY-
3
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EICHAEDSOI We invite attention to elesrant & COwJ
goods: our line of Fall an i w.
nor- We are ofFerincr crreat inriuJ*' “ 4 r
CASH. We Will be pleased to wait 7 m our ^ men "
at any time, and guarantee our prices to be * a cad
as
LOW AS THE LOWEST
a yo one ruOonicrs.THE ND\ ANTAQ 1 3 QP J V ’ -pi
1 ty.v r ,
8. J. RICHARDSON AND CON
COKTEB . GA.
MISS ANNIE DAVIDSON &0
1 > 2 'IA L C'ill ' IX
mi 4 i, C 1 ©©M
C "every kind- We >r-ako specialties of
Hats, Bonaets Ribbons Trimmings jjjv
Tirear, ."Laceo, and Ha/ndkerclijefs. In Short
ever j Thing ITanally Found in Bj tip
ID 1 AIN ‘ IJfWT Cl liDlA]) hi Oil 171 J
m 3
PRICES LOWER THAN THE LOWE
When you want any thing in the Millinery line call and examiJ
goods before buying. Very Respectfully;
MISS A MIS DAYIBSON&(
LESS TIL U COST!
Great Bargains!
COME ATS SEE FOR YOURSELF.
Having purchased the entire stock of U. F. Harpir & Bro at gra
reduced prices, lam able to offer you goods at a
G e n 11 i n e B ar gain *
Do not miss the opportunity. You might not have another sueli
century. Highest market price paid for
oeoiiiY PiOEos J .
Come and see rae and I vvi’-i make it to your interest.
Youits Veby Truly,
■W I”'- . Grossle^
• ' a ~-r
^ — im r ■ &£SP kaaaRMB^ L & 14 fl c Ci 4 LL 1
kl
: r^ Q 1 .1 LARGE LOT OFPn
® Tjp :t till gi MB jt s
SI
D) CT 1 il OCSj Hats, ( lothing, Trunk:
E VE R YBO DY IN V 1 TED T<
LOOK AT THEM.
Prices Low As Atlanta
ANOTHER BIG LOT OF SHOE S 4 »
PLES AT S.BOUT H ALF PRICE.
STFAi H ART & GEORGIA! MCCALLA.
CONYERS - - -
THE NEW8TORB
Having opened a fall and complete stock of goods at the OLD
FIELD stand, I tafte this method of inviting ail xn„
Friends and Former Customers
TO COME AND SEE MS.
to carry a fail
T ■■'A do -t time business with good parties and expect
G jods, Gre» ? *
atovf of Gi-n -ral Meieband; of every rlescriptier. Bri¬ found a
ir.s, Ha* 3 F Dtensds, ani everything frt be m
we re, -no ag
FIRST CLASS Si THE.
R- foe
Co and ' I will make it to your interest. r *
< s t e me ia street.
it c. it- OLD uAYFIELD LOIiNEB on Decatur
A. J. PIEKCE.
