The Conyers weekly. (Conyers, Ga.) 18??-1888, April 13, 1888, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE WEEKLY. HJ. GUINN, •EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR $1,25 PER ANNUM. Entered at the Conyers Post Oltice as second class mail matter. Advertising rate3 made known on Demand Job Work Neatly and Promptly Executed. Scud men to St. Louis who en¬ dorse Cleveland’s message. Smith Carolina is pensioning her maimed I on federate soldiers. The amount given is five dollars per month. Dr Cosiiy Smith of the West let m Female College died suddenly with vertigo at his homo in Macon last Thursday. Plight hundred and seventy three maimed soldiers have received the benefit oftho law, providing com¬ mutations for soldiers disabled in the late war. mm? Next month in Washington a great-grandson of Daniel Webster is to marry a great grand daughter of Benjamin Franklin. This will be a grand affair. The Macon Telegraph writes that Senator Brmvn voted for tho .hill appropriating $ 100,000 for a monu jnent to the negro troops who serv¬ ed in the federal army. Senator Colquitt voted against it. Speaking of our congressman, Hon. John D. Stewart, the At¬ lanta Georgia Cracker says : ‘Tic is a noted lawyer and industrious stu¬ dent,, and one of the best known men in Georgia, lie has been twice elected to the legislature, twice to tin* bench of the Superior Court of tho Flint circuit. Three times elected judge of the court of ordinary of Spalding county, and twice mayor of Griffin, at which place he at present resides, lie is a “dyed in the wool” democrat and a h opporter of Mr. Cleveland and Mr. Carlisle in their tariff “reform policy.’ Rockdale county is little in point of area, but her polities is loud and lone, judging from the tenacity with which the two factions adhere to the different views of things and persons. This county does not be¬ long to any one man, nor is any one man able to carry tho county in any election without an almost superhuman effort. We are as a people all great but all equals. In proof this let us ask a question. What representative has haul a walk over, as it is called? Dr. Stewart has represented us by the skin of the teeth. Senator Beck got there by a scratch. Hammond carried the county by a majority too small to mention. Colquitt beat Gartrcll m the county by a majority of one. Such being the undeniable record in tho county, who then will dare say one man is by position or influence superior to all others, and can by a wink or nod compel the people to truckle in sm vile obedience to his willing dictates? Is it not better to enter¬ tain the smoother idea that we are all great but equals? The idea that one man or even two , men carry Rockdale in their pockets is the merest , , bosh. , >- Now to . ,, tho • main point under review. On the fourth Saturday in this month there is to be a mass meeting in the court house, and it becomes the duty citizen ... ... the county . who . every m can to . be present and , assist . . the , m se lection of delegates. Some will doubtless insist on sending purelv “free trade” delegates, while others will probably be inclined to in struct their delegates for Don.- , The tariff . .. r issue . is upon 1 us and it may be well enough for who term themselves leaders to look well to their respective poli cies. Iflhe county U really fo, “free trade’ as outlined by land and supported by Colquitt, the people say so. If it is not, j’,. lot ZfA-AAL i . V,,,. t . '■ The OeliKhtful Liquid Laxative*. Svrup of Figs ; is a most agreeable and ,* valuable ; , , family remedy, u as it is easily taken by old and young, and is Ilibitnal prompt and effective incur i,.,, tWIpatatk.n and the many ills depending on a weak or inactive condition of the Kid¬ neys, Liver, and Bowels, It acts gently, strengthens the organs on which it acts, and awakens them to a healthy activity. For tale by Dr. W. ]I. Lee & Son. ------- - • -• ■ Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, The host salve in the world for cuts bruises, sores, ulcers, Vult Rheum Fever sores. Tetter, chap¬ ped hands, Chilblains -Corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures Files, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect sat isfaetion. or money refunded Price o2cts per box. For sale by DR. W. If. LEV & SON-. m. CAPTAIN'S FORTUNATE DID DISCOVERY. Capt. Coleman, sehr. Weymouth, ply¬ ing between Atlantic City and N. Y., had been troubled with a cough bo that lie was unable to sleep, and was induced to try Dr. King’s New Discovery for Cor. (umption. It not only'gave him instant relief, but allayed Tlia the children extreme soreness similar¬ »n liis breast. were ly affected and n single dose had the same happy effect. l)r. King's New Discovery is now the standard remedy it the Coleman household and ou board the schooner. Free trial bottles of his stand ard remedy at Dr. ’V. il. Ltd 11 Dru§ Store. - *>» Bring your job work to the Wekkly office. Atlanta pricesdu licated and work guaranteed. WM. J. ALBERT, At torney At Law, 2 1-2 Marietta Street, Atlanta, Ga Prompt attention given to all busi ness. tf. MILLINERY. Having recently purchased tho entire stock of Millinery and Fan¬ cy goods of Mrs. Cowan and Rich¬ ardson, I am constantly supple¬ menting the same with new fresh goods of the best quality and latest styles, and hope the well merited patronage of the old firm will be extended to their successor. The public will find my prices low and stuck complete, consisting of Hats, Bonnets, Laces, Flowers. Hosiery, Plumes, Collars, Cuffs. Duelling, and a great many other articles too numerous to mention. I have engaged the services of an experienced trimmer. li will pay you to call and exam¬ ine my goods and and prices be¬ fore buying. Very BesptTy, Miss Fannie Riley, At Mrs. Cowan and Richardson’s former stand. Conyers. Ga. A- J- & Q. A, Black —LUJIBiSr. 11KALKKS— CON YKU 4 , GA. We have lumber of all kinds. Soil at mills or deliver. Terme reasonable. Now located at Hen¬ ry Wilson’s in Sheffield. All or¬ ders will bo promptly filled. A, J. it G. A. Black. Connkrs, Ga. Jan, 18. 1S8S. HENRY SCOTT. An Old Experienced Barber In Conyers. 1 enr v * cott ’ a uoted A tla " ta - barber, , is now running a v barber -'hop in the Sight hmld.ng, second floor, lie is prepared to dress the ^-.r . m the latest styles, > blmrpra- ,, z ^ rs ’ cleaa towels, anu a fuH outfit aua}Son liaiu 10 atcommov .iK ^tomorB. Give luma trial and bo convinced that Menrv Scott is in ' point of fact a neat barber. pr K0GH1S fF ft o? re o? & 0 T L 4\\. \\ \W hHBb llA UP A T1 Btl|nH fTT?'PQ AJllXlO) A ^ f \ND €f*tS ^ $ tt V It t S , | t T S. THE BEST $1 SHIRT IN THE CITY. Yalises R Umbrella’s etC. Q 9 PEACHTREE B r A TDrr STREET. kVUMtk «80. LADD’S LIM-A Positively the best lime on the mar I'ct - can be bad cheap bv c ilbn^ on flrt*. v j T»r Fi , ( . F Conyers Get Pith, tf -------------— — *>BI» F. SH-BATTO*. (Patent.) Headquarters for Harmonicas, TRADE ONLY. <59 Maiden Lana, Hew York. T. J. 6 King, fj) J Maker of Boots and Slices and Har¬ ness. SHOP ON COJISlEitoR AND RAILROAD ST t. LETS. Is prepared 1° execute promptly' and neatly till kinds <>;' Boot, Shoe, and Harness work'. Prices guaran teed and work as good as the host. 1 keep the very best stock in the m: arket and eonseriuenlly do good r< liable, work. Fi no. ‘■hoes and durable liar nets v peeinitv. All kinds of repairing done with dispatch. T. J. KING, CoxviHts, Ga., Feb. 1st. 1888. J. 8. DANIEL cosy »bs- - ----GEORGIA FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE. Fire and death arc sure and con¬ stant visitors.. Be . ready. Delay is dungeons. Rockdale Nursery, A CTIOTrE SELF.CIFON OF FRUIT ‘TREES AND GRAPE VINKS. All the Loading Varieties Best adopted to this elima'e. Pro pa gated ami for pale >'t mv Nursery, one and a half mins east of Conyers, Ga. My tree? this year of ail varieties arc the finest and best, grown of any 1 have ever put upon the rnaiket. Jesss M. Welborn. Convert', Ga., Jan 1888. 3 Try Hi 0 S*! U: mmM mmm BPKOTAC L.33Q, I have the largest and best as sortment of spcctaces ever brought to Conyers. All prices from 25c per pair up. Gold, silver and steel frames, pebble glasses. Prices twenty five te fifty per cent cheap¬ er than tho same goods aie sold in Atlanta. Dr. W, fi. Lek. GEORGIA RAILR9A0 S-otte Mountain Kovte, Georgia Baii.koad Co., j Ofilee Greueral Manager. I COMMENCING Aikiu -ta . Mar. 24,1888 SUNDAY. 20, inst the follow ing Passenger schedule will he operated. Trains run by 9o;h meridian tun FAST LINE. no. 27 'Vest baily. Lv Augusta 9.45 am | Lv Athens 7 - 45 ArConyers 11 S7aui 1 Ar Atianto 1OO NO. 2S EAST DAILY. Lv Atlanta 242 pm | Ar Athens 7 Ar Conyers 340 pm 1 Ar Augusta 8 i 5 NO 2 EAfT DAILY NO I WEST DAILY. Lv Atlanta !I-0o am | Lv Angustai0.35an. Macon I,v Conyers 9.19 am ! Lv 7.10 am 4 r Athens 0.2O pm 1 Lv Mil d’vi o 19 am “ tVash’n 5 20 pin | Bv Wash’11 11.20am “ Mii’d’ve 4.u pm | Lv Athens 900 am At Macon 6.00 pm j Ar Cony rs 4 24 pin Ar Augusta 3 30 pin j Ar Atlanta 5 46 pin COVINGTON ACCOMMOD AY ION. Lv Atlanta fi-10 pm j LvCov’gt’n 5.40 am Lv Conyers?00 Cov’vt’nS.35 pen j Lv Conyers Atlanta 0.12 am Ar pm | Ar 7.6s am ElDua nR NO, 3 EAST DA H Y l v |im : T.v vugu?tuii.(.o j.m LvCony’rs 12. 39 am 1 Lv Conyers 5 07 a m Al A tigu a 0.40 am | Ar Atlanta 630 am Tra n Nos. 27 and 28 will at . to 4 and , from anc recteve passengers the tulipwing stations only: Grove '•’ niwn i'dinK Greensboro, Madison Ruliedgc, Social Circle, ( ovingt-un, Lbmve .-. Litnoiiia. Mmui lain and Decatur -j',- J e.i .1 v N , > 1 CO. ec.s :oi ail pem s ffc -t and North Vest. Train NT. 2 co uuecto for Chari■ st m and aii points Ea t. No. 2 (, for ad points West “!?<!■* X... » for WpV and * North * W*esK ° No P 4*for lesun » Savannah aud all points OHNMV. GREEN, Gen. Manager A. D. Summers’ Popular prices Will draw the trade. He gives the following quotations this week : ALL MUST GO YEEY I J\ y in f Beautiful line of scrim at Summers. See that nice Saline at Summeis New Sprint; Gingham at Summers. Spring dress goods at Summer-, New Spring lawns and linens at Sum¬ mers. New Spring Nainsook at Summers Parents see those childrens school at Allen L>. Summer?. Nc.v Spring Prints at Summers. 25 cts buys a yard of the best all wool jeans. 40 cts gets a Jersey jacket at Summers’ lycis will buy a good working shi t. 45 cts gets a splendid linen front skirt. 25 cts will get a shawl from Summers, 25 cts btiys hat we sold for 70 cents. _A mrt Lb _ Splendid line of the very latest style of hats just received at Summers. Hats we gold for 70 cts now 23 cents. L 1 io $1. 95 will get, you a splendid all woo! coat. Our clothing must, go. Beautiful line of odd pants at .Sum¬ mer?. Cheapest line of notions in the city. 5 cfs buys 3 spools of ihread from Sum mers. R P SBSKE^ES3 MSEgafe l ? la ill p m E*f % Wo ha to a few odd coats slightly im¬ at about halt price at Summers. Big drive in trunks and ladies p!u 4 i bags—some are beauties. h h GO 1 We have liarl a splendid trade in Those custom goods are perfect every pair warranted. Die price in till -lroes cut 20 per cert. If you wear shoe. it will pay you to see Summers. Table darnasR at 40 ets, cheap at 55. cents— Napkins to match. WORSTEDS Giotlier big cut in all worsted dress goods. We must close out to make room for our spring goods. 400 v iO'<!s v odon dress goods at 10 cts cheap at 13 cts, All others proportion¬ ately cheap. Y r on will find the°e popn'ar prices a splendid New Year greeting. Beautiful line of edging from 2 to 45 cents at Summers, GROCERIES Fancy and hea.y groceries of all kinds some named below: Try a sack of that A No. 1 patent flour. 65 cts gets a beautiful lamp at Sum mers, 3 large bars (6 lbs) of soap for 23 cts. Best cream cheese at 1 5 cts. Preserves and jellies at 10 cents per pound. 35 ets buys a pound of good tobacco. 30 cts buys a gallon of pure apple vin¬ egar. Glass 1ST are Splendid line of ghiss ware, full and complete line in every particular: Oysters, Sardines, Crackers. Candies Pickles, and can goods of all kinds at Summers. Best New Orleans syrup and Dove Brand hams at Summers. BIG BUSH We expect another big rush to morrow Come early. Bay your next bill of Summers an I save money by doing so, ext is ■;mm II m p Don , t for-et . « ere mO> v .p«^t, . ° f lfld ’ e ® a “ d chlkrens ’ f: es > al! fresh und sCvd ‘ New shipment of gents fine shoes ; .is -eeeived at ALLEN D. SUMMERS DE-LEC T A.-LAVE IS THE best dentifrice EVER OITBKED TO TTiB AMERICAN PEOPL ! - v’ mgmh '■ gZSss fellifl i €mm "tEf »*. mSBtSX m A is Why? Because it will J. Whiten tho teeth. 3. Cleanse the mouth. 3. Harden and beautify the gums. 4. Purify the breath.! 3. Prevent the formation of tartar. 0. Neutralize any acidity of the saliva. T. Aid in preserving the teeth. 8 . Cure tender "and bleeding gums. Dr. Calhoun Endorses Dslectaiave This delightful preparation has called forth the following endorsement from Dr. >. w, Calhoun, the eminent oculist of Atlanta, Ga.: Atlanta, Ga., October it, lass. Da. C. T. Brocket: Mr Dear Sit:—T t aftorrls us pleasuro after careful examination of the forntuia of your Del jctulave, te bear testimony to its and to state that its eurative <t the qualities .are N-y oud question, i regu. it as mime 11 waS! Youvstruly. re ^ 0n,,,ie ' 1 ^ St to thepubiic , vv.CAr.noux, M.d. a. If you would have white teeth and healthy '■inns use DelBctalavs. Get a bottle and try it, and you will be vSr.eetl of its merits, its taste is pleasant and its aroma delightful. 33 cents bottio. Asa G. Candlkm & Co.. Wholesale Druggist, General Agts Atlanta, G.a. A PI n n a 1 li H ■A is p rxn k , v*. r^» B | S p" 3 >S 6 \m in & ... 1 CORNER C enter and ('ommerce Stcets i A i ^ Jli-X ccaL. % W Si xJx, LUJq, DEALERS IN roar dsbes- in • ■ r-s. ? - if .1. ; * -r '■q cataieALs. P;UJUTS. OILS VA88iS8t£. eiA-SA mu PUTTY . aiROEw STATIOKAi'.Y SCHOSiliaOKS, C?~GT;-CISC*, R; 2 . If. £ .LX ? -.svSsii- up-! J&A- I - ■ j n iXl pi? GA.LliX /\« jKT"\ m ^ STORE Everything in c \.S> lock to suit a trading public. Our line of goods of everyf kind is the best, newest and cheapest. No old goods rusting on our shelves. Everything fresh. Our line of hats of all grades is simply wonderful. The best hat of any kind for the least money ever offered in this market. Shoes of all sizes in countless variety. Latest styles. Ready made clothing r~t i and to fit from the leasr to The gieaTeST. HUDSON BROS, Ga. March 28, 1888, !»]■■ plpIpsUiisi m % ismsf cfL f . llfL jg ‘jM g§ agll f ■ - ■ i j • IT STANDS AT THE HEAD! THE LIGHT RUNNING DO¬ MESTIC. This cut shows the New Style of Wood Work that the Company is introducing UTISTICALLl” Beautiful. Wi-nr OUT A Peek. T _ he line ... of attachments that new are now being placed with each DoMESSTIC !H'C Specialties. No oth 0] . Machine has them. These at +.jfj, rriOUfs and ti'C new Wood Work make the "Domestic” nwiie than ever, without question, the acknowledged STANDARD _ Oh __ EXCELLENCE In it« Mechanical consti ction it has no Rival. Agents Wanted in ui ecupiecl territory. Address, DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE COMPANY. Ricnxoxn, Ya F or sale bv Du.ML II. Lick.