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If you wish to purchase at Alina
ta prices, the best quality of Paints.
Oils, Varnishes, Paint Brushes,
Gktnsand Putty, go to Dr.—Lee-’a
llrug store. All of these goods are
1 ought direct from the inanulactur
«. s. Cali and get a sample card of
colors.
Splendid Farm For Sale.
One hundred and sixty-seven and
one half acres of bind for sale at a
1 argnin. Well impro’ ed with two
pood dwelling houses, tenant and
outhouses; well watered; 40 acres
ibiest lands; 15 or 20 acres good
bottom. This place is under a good
fti te of cultivation, about seven
miles from town and a desirable
place. IlWUf <fc IIEX.J1S,
Heal Estate Agents.
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HE QUEEN CUT BARBEES. SAY:
When yon wish an eivij sli&va.
As good rthja barbers ever gavej
Just call on us at our saloon,
A t morn, utjeve, or busy noon.
We’ll onrlanddresatlii hair with g aca,
We’ll suit the oonlour of tbs face;
Our room is neat, and towels clean,
Hcissnrs sharp, and razors keen,
And everything we iuinlr you'll find
To suit the tastefiaud please the mind
And all that art and skill can do
If you’ll call we’ll do for you.
The Btion^Cfit. Most Duxablo
ami Beat Toned Biting in the
vorld. Every string warranted*
NoPtrlnjB Bold at Retail.
li?o?u7 £* WSKBSk Muiio
lu Musical BIerc*han<li«o, Instrument*.
Bunch tc Dra*»B*nd York.
4U Malden Lane, New
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Uot)iiUun3 liauof ne\v»pai »ms and cHtimulcfi
€>fUiocoMtofttdvertlaii»H:.Thefti1v‘rli finds In it ior the who in¬
wantu to spend one dollar,
formation lie requires, while forlorn who will
invostone hundred thousand dollars in act
vertising/a his scheme requirement, la JndioMtcd which lanude will
meet every or can by
to do no br/ slight changes easily arrived at cor •
rcBp%. deuce. 119 editions have been Issued,
bent, post-paid, to any address for 10 centa.
Writo to (fl£0. 1*. ROWELL & CO.,
EKW3PAPEU ADVKRTIS1NU BUREAU,
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THE UNIVERSAL
FAMILY SCALE
18 AN
.INDISPENSABLE
Household Article.
Will lAHt a Uffdlm#, accur¬
ate, always no weights easily to loono,
derstood, ready, occupies little un¬
■pace and U the cheapest
scale ever mad*.
Smn> ron 18 Pros IursnuruD Cibcttlab.
I. S. SPENCER’S SONS,
CtUILFOHD, CONN.
AIMS HANDY STOVE SHELF.
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COMPLETE
WITHOUT ONE.
I.iirht and Strong:, or>
and duiahlo. useful 1
Mid in warming excf^dinply dithaa, vtu
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FITS INV SIZE FIFE,
A(k your hardware dealer for one
or eoud to us for Ciroular.
L S. SPENCER S SONS,
GCIXJiVUU, COW3V.
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norm and naATxns. xn wxmiixo
riiaATM, SCHOOL ROOM HEATERS- Kooli
( •MoiUc-a* Uie U*d.»tio» oad VeotUatiaa of an
Ursa Tima with th. operation of a tai ai»
rciKACr, alio r»rlora*4 CookStoroa, Ranjca.
inPEKUL rtRXACEl, *C.
ClrviUor* tuii.i on applicatloa.
- * S2 SATXCNB HTSKACS * UTS. CC.
76 Baekman St. N. Y.CIty.
NEW STORE.
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If U I U Dili
EXCEEDINGLY LOW PRICES!
All kinds of Dress goods,
Clothing, Hats, Shoes,
Groceries of all kinds,
Large line of Ladies’ Jerseys, Cloaks,
and Wraps, arriving, at prices .
never before heard of
Every body and their aunts, cousins, etc ®9
Invited to call at
F. SCOTT’S B j TsTO’ mm Mliiiiisjj IMP
.a a 5 1 i 5
Center street, Next to Dostoffice. JL
An Open Letter.
A. J. PIERCE, G. W. CAIN.
Office of Pierce & Cain.
September 1st, 1885.
We have pulled through the‘summer to accommodate our customers, and are now on the eve of a
Prcspero’U-B S>TReason,
And never have we had a brighter prospect before us. We have purchas Cat bottom prices af large stock of
Dry goods, Ladies’ dress Goods, shav ls, Wraps, etc
-WE HAVE AN ELEGANT LINE OF- -
Ladies new Markets, Circulars and Jerseys!
We sell KING’S SPOOL COTTON, 500 yards for 5 cents. We have procured the services of Mrs. Lou
she will take charge of the Ladies’ Department, and w ill be glad to have her friends call.
Simonton,
-WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED TEN DOZEN
The onlj 7 L5 O renuine Diamond shirt made.
Have just rnccived a large and well assorted stock of
Jewelry, .Fine Gold and sii ver watches 9
In the recent change in our firm of Cain & Quigg, Mr. Qnigg retiring, Mr. A. J. Pierce purchasing his inter
est, consequently the'stylo of the firm will now be PIERCE & CAIN, All notes and accounts due Cain & Quigg
are in the hands of Pierce & Cain. We have been very lenient with our customers on account of bad crops, but
with the present outlook we will insist on a full and complete Settlement this Fall. Hope none of our custo
mers will ask us to carry them over. Those who pay early and promptly will have our best wishes—prompt
settlements make long friends. Yon will always find us with a full and
Complete Line of the best Goods V
And courteous, energetic salesmen to wait on you.
............ under many obligations to our Friends and customers for past favors and solicit a continuance of the
Hfuno. We are at tiie same old stand, 3, 5, and 7 Hotel Block, Conyers. Georgia.
Yours respectfully,
Fierce & Cain.
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JOSEPH H. ALM AND. NEWTON M ALMAND.
’ 85 . •J j. H. & N. M. ALMAND, 3 85 .
-DEALERS IN-----
General Merchandise and Furniture,
--CONSISTING OF
A IMi L' C : fit UJ. n a f:i Ferns, timm, Iress
And in fact everything you need in the Drv Goods line.
1 ARGE LOT OF EMBROIDERIES. LACES, INSERTIONS IN ENDLESS VARIETY AND STYLES!
S-ib-tnlicl Line of Notion a—L: dies’ Gents’ and Children’s Fine Hoes. The unexcelled “TAMPICO” Corset.
Ladies’ and Gents’ Fine Shoes!
Have a very complete stock of Ladies’ Fine Shoes and Slippers — none superior. Large lot of Gents Fine Shoes
and Boots, also the Famous Brogan for every day wear.
Hen’s Custom-made Shoes a specialty! LOW PRICES
a-HT-FiNE a- LOT OF FALL AND WIN TER CLOTHING AT ASTONISHINGLY
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„<*»„-n. ” h0 ”“ d !
*W-Sl.l<!iuli,l'liticof Grand IlUEECa Emeral, LOADING GI Arcadia NS-DOUBLE and BAIUiEL Newport SHOT GUNS FOK (Hj®
Stoves ranging from $10 to ?30 in prices. These are the best made and satisfaction guaranteed in every sale!
.....Large stock Ci uars--The of “KITTY fs iiiilv MAY” which Groceries! has no superior in the market
;.u ' l ' kndld n,i; i hneof Tnhor-ffrts LAliGE and MOULDING
LOT OF PICTURE FRAME
From 3 to 50 cents h foot—frames made and hacks furnished free.
,-B HAVE .1 1 ST RECEIVED FROM THE MANUFACTORIES at CHICAGO Sib LOUIS, CINCINNATI* larges** of
- r, * Mm *• *’ ; * > * : - IMi m i aaifiiim ' s \
7 n
Lvs. Fats! cradles, L&ar?«. Bureaus a?a C LUes wMJeSTr. marble lops,Flos Id * of BeMsJte.
SPECIALTY '
puE OSIPARN * WALCOTT COTTAGE CHAIRS A
** ir;u-le k. Give trial and he convinced that business.
Wo gnnvan o > ru* s >»n , v ..|-v in stm us a we mean
£Sy“inGHEsr MARKET PR paid for co tton and country prodi ce^®
Kcspecually J. H. & N. 31. ALMAND,
, KlfVQ 5 & 7 aailroad a llmmerce Streets, o Conyers, m Georgia,
IN GBKEBAL.
SATURDAY - 170V. 7, ISt 5.
SUUBAY EEADIBG.
“A church has no--right to disc-ip
line a man for getting drunk, when
it does not discipline him for drink¬
ing,” says John B. Gough.
“I believe the reason the people
won’t come more than they do into
our churches is because we don’t
feed them on the word of God.
They have been feed on sawdust
long enough,” says D. L. Moody.
Methodist girls are assured by
the official journals of their church
that they cannot dance without
breaking that solemn vow which
they made at the altar, “in the pres¬
ence of God and His angles, to re¬
nounce the devil and all his works.”
“It fills my heart with joy,” said
an earnest country clergyman at the
conclusion of his sermon, “to see so
many strangers among our congrega¬
tion on this beautiful Sabbath
morning. Sojourners in our town
are always welcome. We want them
to come. Young men and old men
whom pleasure or business has
called away from the softening influ¬
ences of home, w r e greet with open
hearts. The collection will now be
taken up.”
Widow to medium—“Is my bus
band happy in the spirit land?”
“Yes; perfectly so, madarn. He has
everything his soul desires.” “Then,
thank heaven, he’s got it at last.”
“Got what, madam?’’ “A post of¬
fice.”
There is an epidemic of typhoid
fever in and around Logansville.
G'ol. Loclclin J. Winn, of Decatur,
is improving rapidly, both physical¬
ly and mentally. He has been up
town every clay since Friday, and
easily recognized any of his friends,
and most of the time talked rational¬
ly and intelligently on any subject.
The pickpockets got in their work
admirably during the State fair.
Some being robbed while holding
their children to see the sights while
others were robbed in the act of get¬
ting on the cars, and in various at¬
titude people were robbed.
An election was held Saturday in
file town district of Newton county
on “the fence” question and resulted
in the adoption of the stock law by
a majority of 129. Seven of the
eleven militia (li triots in the county
have now adopted the stock law and
it is believed that the others will
soon fallow their example.
The prohibition election comes off
in Atlanta on November 25th. Uni
v or sal excitement prevails, and the
chances are about even as to the re¬
sult. The negro vote is divided.
Secretary Bayard’s deafness is
said to be increasing and to trouble
him sei iously.
Monday Governor McDaniel ap
pointel Howard Van Epps judge of
the city court of Atlanta, and issued
the requisite commission in connec¬
tion with the appointment. The ap¬
pointment is to fill the vacancy caus¬
ed by the resignation of Judge Mar¬
shall J. Clark. Judge Van Epps
will go on the bench December 1st,
his term commencing upon that day.
The. project to incinerate dead bod
ies, now under way in Buffalo, is
meeting with strong opposition from
the churches. Bi hop Coxe made a
strong sermon against it on Sunday
night, urging that cremation was
opposed to Christian civilization.
The marshal ofLaGrange states
fiat he has lived in that city for
thirty-seven years, been marshal for
ten years, and testifies that crime is
not one tenth what it was before pro
hibition prevailed. Real estate has
increased in value, business of a R
kinds, except the cnarshl’s increased
the morals great.lv improved, and no
one wants whiskey back under any
consideration.
Some excitement prevailed in Col
quitt county over the capture of
some sheep and cattle thieves,
Some parties ha ve been gathenng
sheep and cattle that did not belong
to them, and delivering them to
ties in Mitchell, to be driven to mar
ket. On Tuesday night of last weak,
three of the party from Colquitt
and two from Mitchell were arrested
and lodged in Thomasville jail,
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1 ,
military or otiter display although
w as one«t
best, if not the ablest military leader
produced by the North during the
war. The entire South sends a
wreath of immortelles to decorate
the grave of amaniy foe in arms and
W '•p IT TS 'TT?' 2 * 3555 *
NOBilE EaiElB
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The Dread of f^Y{ , 0rl 'i:
MOTti Transformed RUOOD to shSsths labor
HOPE ±±J P th a ? *n, better >«!W tba,,;,]
JOY! _- A m>_ U es greatly the hinyei- d imen J
of both tc 0
SAFETY aM EASE child, aixl motiior J? *, J
mother ]ea v P“|
—to— in a t0
Msmg foil! tiOn highly
ble to speedy recv .,1
ery, and far less liable to fioodin?
\ ul-ions, and other alarming
incident to lingering and painful bw
Its truly wonderful efficacy in this ’
spent entitles the Mother’s' Fri«nd to ])P I
ranked as one of the -|*l» " byRffl .
ances given to the world
enes oi modern science.
From be the understood nature of the case, it will can’™' J
course, publish certificates that we
edy without wounding concerning the thislL Jr
the writers. Yet have di-ik-ain If
we hundreds
such testimonials on file, and no niothor
who has once used it will ever agaiL
without it in her time of trouble n * " ’’ 8
A prominent physician latch- admilT remap
ed the proprietor that, if it were
We to make public the letters we receive
tiie Mother’s Friend would out sell any¬
thing on the market.
I most earnestly entreat every fetns] e
expecting to be confined to use'MnUier*
Friend. Coupled with this entreat I
will add that during a long ohstetri'rd
practice (14 years; I have never known delT if
to fail to produce a safe and quick
ery. H. J. Holes, M. 4)., Atlanta, <L
Send for our Treatise on Female Bis
eases mailed free. Address,
IiiiADj-iEi. 1 ) Ti EC.rL.vi'OJE Co., Atlanta Ga.
Fok Sale bi
DR. W. H. LEE, Druggist
CONYERS, GEORGIA.
liliOttiilA feiiilj ROAS
Cl iijiiiiia
GEORGIA RAILROAD CO.,)
Office General Manager, ■
Augusta, Oct. 1885.)
COMMENCING L SUNDAY, 4th inn,
operated: tiie following Passenger schedule
be
f&Sl?*'Trains rim by 80th meridian
t'UiiC.
FAST LISE.
No. 27 WEST DAILY.
Lv Augusta7.40 a m|iLr Athens 7.45s h
A r Wash’tn 10.40 am § Lv Washtiffii&ia
Lv Conyers ' 11.57 a m||ArAtlanta 1M pm
No. 2S EAST DAILY.
LvAtJanta 2.45 p ui||Ar Athens 7.40pta
Ar Wash’til 7.35 pm$Lv Wasfi’tn4iS?m
Ar Conyers 3.40 p mllArAugustaS.ltpn
No. 2 E. DAILY. No. 1 W. DAILY.
Lv Atlanta 8.00 anillLv amjlLvMacon AngiistalOJOjai 7.Fr.m j j
Lv Conyers 9.10
Ar Athens 5.20 pm|iLvMilliUvlo'i.fiara« in||Lv Wash’ll 11.20*m ;
“ Wash’n 2.20 p
“ Mil’ll J ve4.23p nfilLv Athens 9.00*w
Ar Macon 6.15-poiKAr Conyers 4.23pm
A rAngnsta3.35 p mil Ar Atlanta 5.40 p m
LvOonyers 3.42 p in|iLvGainsvJHe5.56f. ™
ArGainsv’ 8.25 p int Ar Conyers 11.55 * in
CO VI NO TON A C COM M O DA TI OF.
Leave Atlanta, . 5.50 r m
Leave Conyers, . 7.35 pw
Arrive Covington, - 8.10pm
Leave Covington, , 5.40 a m
Leave Conyers, - 0.12am
Arrive at Atlanta, . 7.55 a m
No. 4 E DAILY. No. 3 W.DAILY
Lv Atlanta 8.15 pm«Lv Augusta 9.45pm
Lv ConyersO.ol pnffLv Conyers 5.09 a m
Ar Augusta5.50a raijAr Atlanta b.4o vm
No connection for Gainesville on bun
day.
Trains Nos. 2, 1, 4, and scheduled 3 will, if rug #•
naled, stop at regularly
Station.
£p2?“No. 28 stops at Llthonia but not»!
Berzelia.
£ 3 f“TrainNo. 27 & 28 willstopandr*-, 1
ccive passengers to and from the
ing stations only Grovetovvn, fierzeua.
llarlero, Bearing, Thomson, t arns..
Barnett, Crawfordvilie, Union i® l! i
Greensboro, Madison, Rtita.-'-,
Social Circle, Covington, Court'.
Stone Mountain and Decatur. ion for all ^ p»»)9 J*]*™
trains make close, connect Soirthw«>»
East, and Southeast, West, Tbroi gn
North and Northwest and carry Cbarke
Sleepers between Atlanta and
ton -
fei l”’ ....
Connects at Augusta .u
__ al!, l loutheast.
JOHN V, r . GREEN, Gen.
'h’RSEA, Gen. raf-euge -
Jos r W. Mn®, Gen.
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