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About The Solid South. (Conyers, Ga.) 1883-1892 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 5, 1885)
SATURDAY - -. DEG. 5, 1885. PATENTS GRANTED. Patents granted to citizens of the southern states on Nov. 24, 1885 and reported expressly for the Scud South by C. A. Snow & Co. Patent lawyers, opposite U. S. Patent Office, \S h l ^£ 1 ' '^Abercrombie, Kelley’s Creek, Ala., Cultivator; II. G. Pas sell, Leesburg, Va„ Weather strip; J. II. Hatton, Selma, Ala., Chair; F. S Clark, Austin, Texas, Baling press; W. B. Glowers, Decatur, Tex. Bedstead; G. W. Crosby, Good Hope Ark., Clothes washer; .J. J. Faulk nor, McMinnville, Train., Grind r.g mill; T. C. Garlington, Lafayette, Ala., Planter; J. B. Heard, Bowling Green, Ky., Slump extractor; II. M. IIorrne,-Blossom Pntirie, Tex Knn iiing gear; r. l.ult, New, .Origans, I,a., Plant roller crusher, Win. .Mat thews, Lhino, Iex.,,.lIat.d,o%^ J: n ’!’ puller; II. lurry, Bonham, Icx-aw, Trap: (bale; D..-S. W. H. Troy, d'hompson,-: Montgomery;Ada.v Mating,; Seeding Riachjjie; W. T. Stewart, Big Springs, Tex.,- Cultivator. The Friday superstition does not get much encouragement from cer tain incidents in the political careers of President Cleveland and Governor II ill. The New York bolli nominated toi Mm 1 csiuent were 1 at Chicago. Hill was inaugurated Lieutenant Governor on Finlay. lie was nominated for Govfcnjor at twenty minutes-past 12 o’clock Thursday night-in reality Finlay morning. He will be inaugurated Governor on Friday, Jam 1 1885. He has therefore chosen Friday evening, December 11th, as the most ap nropiate time for the reception ten dered him by the Manhattan Club, Lest some of our readers think that Friday is sure to polities, bring good instead of bad luck in we may ap propititely recall the facftl.it MA Blaine was also nominated on Fri dtiy, in 1884.” There are -‘walking warnings” in every large city. These -‘walking warnings” are men who once lived in line mansions, drove handsome horses and controlled their hundreds of thousands of dollars. They arc now without a dime and depend up¬ on borrowing from their old friends. They will never get on their feet again. They have lost their “grip,” as it were. One by one they are lost to sight and forgotten. Their ranks are kept full, however, by new recru its. They cannot make money in tin ways that money is made slowly. Those w ho choose the slippery paths of speculation know the danger they will have to encounter. No one of them however, thinks that danger will overtake them. . Claude Estes, Grand Chancellor of the K of P., of Gainesville, and an old newspaper man, was married to Miss Nannie Jones, of Macon, Thursday morning. It is now said that Mahone is gathering up his scattered fragments tortile purpose of going to Dakota. There is some comfort in this, but Dakota is very near the United Stales. Three large illicit distilleries were raided in Cherokee county, near Moore’s mill, on Shoal creek, Friday night. The three contained 7,000 gallons of beer, besides a large quan 1 t-v of eon, whiskey and brandy. The liquid will be used in irrigating the sand. Never was a sincere word utterly lost, never a magnanimity fell to the ground; there is some heart al ways to greet and accept unexpect¬ edly. A woman who claims to know says ft takes more strut,ogy to man-y oil' n fatuii'v (if.girls than it does to secure re ejection to Congress. The pfohibp ii'ti law does lot go intnftefl'ee.t iti Atlanta.iinttlmext July —the time lit which the liquor li cense expires.,. Fred Douglass is gushing Yocilerimi'i in praise of Mr.- Clove land. Mr; (’levejantl reciprocates by kejting Fred in a four thousand dol¬ lar offiei*. Fort Gaines has a dwarf in the shaper, of a colored boy'. He is said lo be l i WJ’. s out^and # is oulv three ieet high and weighs about 50 IKinnds- 1 He smokes, chews tobae co ami .... drinks whiskey 1 , wiien , there , is . any „ m . i( 1.., 1 I,.,l ,,iu - MV wav P PARSONS’iSFjfLS Tb «*3 pill* w*t* a wend >pful diKtararr. Tf o other* like th«*tn In th* world- timer* Will ^-oaltirely of cur* box or tc.iave *11 m*:;ner of ar uud a&ch l*ox i« tv urt h iaa EJuatratad the ooot pantpnlet - o» I».U*. It ad uuv abort tb*n> and you urill be thankful. One pill a dote. fra* BoMav erywbcra, by mail for Swu- Pr. 1 S..TOlibigOX & C?Q.. lioston. fih«nifaxi’M t*?r)(lDotT^5 ut«iy|» S .. S gu fif* «• u 5r* py ^ ofi eartSi Powder is abaci M H m «L ft feM- fc §*8 M h Vd lau-te ^en* lay we? * v> kSiU'S-iufti. tASv ESEs I fe-.ra f 1 asafejssev* The world would get along very badly if all its men and women were artists and scholars, and nothing more, Some one has wittily remarked that the devil is not omnipotent, but uhat it is his infernal activity that c j oes t| )C W ork. Bostonians never utter the vulgar “: Moa( ’-V makes the mare go. Prot • Bull.van and all other residents ot I '° 8ton sa v: ,“ The s P eeJ of the - ic-.nin.ne 1 horse is greatly aecelera , tcd b y pecuniary propulsion. “I see you still keep up the mourn - jng decorations for Grant,” said a visitor in a composing-room of a newspaper office. “Oh, no,” said the foreman, “that’s the printers’ towel.” js ^ th M and Ml . g> Am _ , - .. .. f Norwood the l \ ’ 01 0 ^ ol ’ are a, f U ,. . . , in f ;< p lgia Ml ? Heath is nearly 87 . V-jQ, years-of age, and IPs wife is 85. <V were'married inl8 9 0 Ail 3 who , wish bargains call 8 on . J. Richardson & Cowan. They are selling at cost. TWr^FTTT-?T? £• AAUAli ’Q XJ FRIEND! ;r ., rr . n , . . .. ^fj [fiTijjjj ihLu a thin triumph of seien un lKflP'P xaUli h lUlJftPR Li tidd liii skill, arid no mor( . inestimable irrvjrnnD HDMKlih pin nnTTTl UliLiJ ’’cm-tit wagtever be¬ T)l( . Gcad of sbortenstbe J^p-It not time only of MOTHLKIIOOD and Transformed to labor lessens 1AUiAj Ill fill Id tl ‘? intensity of j,am, better than all ,? fo ° iTt Y • os Urn 'i-mSw"Yolif. of bbtb mcahoi and oiiTipmy Pill Jill P fllili ,,ji p*.op Ifiiun child, and leaves the mother In a eondi SUfleflllg T ®~ fCI3U! , Rpn highly lavora hie to speedy recov cry. and far less liable to flooding, con¬ incident vulsions, to and lingering other alarming and painful symptoms labor. Its truly wonderful efficacy in this re¬ spect entitles the Mother’s Friend.to be ranked as one tf(e of the life-saving appli¬ ances given to world by the discov¬ eries of modern science. From tin, nature of tile case, it will, of course, be understood that we cannot pulflif.li certificates emti-ernhig this Rem¬ edy without wounding the delicacy of the writers. Yet vve have hundreds of such testimonials on file, and no mother wlio tilts once Used it Will over again be without it ill her time of trouble. A prominent physician lately remark* ( 1 the proprietor that, if it were admissi¬ ble to make public the letters we receive, tin* Mother’s Friend would outsell any¬ thing on the market. I most earnestly entreat every female expecting to be confined to use Mother’s Friend. Coupled with this entreaty I will add that during a long obstetrical practice (-11 years) I have never known it to fail to produce a safe and quick deliv¬ ery. !i.Hours, M. I>., Atlanta, Ga. Send for our Treatise on Female Dis¬ eases mailed free. Ab bess, BkadkiklV Hkoih.ajok Co.. Atlanta Ga. Fun Saue by DR. W. II. LEE, Druggist, CONYERS, GEORGIA. CREAM ELY BALM S Catarrh ( 'l.KAN Tin: H l.Al) n^\\.vO A Allays Heals Inflama Sores jW tion. Restores the rnAyFEVERMar toi see of Taste, Heai G; ing and Relief, Smell, AE^ft ASST / quick positive cure CREAM BALMS* has gained an eiV4B disphu-iug.all \ iablc reputation.KS otli-IJ -FEVER er prepamlions A particle is applied into each nostril; no niiin; agrceMile druggists, to Send use Price50 e. by mail oral for circular ELY BROS, Druggist, N Y Owego, f 1 RUSSIAN Strongest, Most llurabla Tue Toned the and BeBt String in ■world. Every string tie warranted. Ko strings Sold at tail. iiaaa&aRssrasi. Musio In Muaicnl Merchandise!, Boxes & Brassnandlnstruments. 40 Malden Lane. New fork. Bxkd roa CaianooC*. WpWSPAPl^ vL§* • ■ “ “|\ The A book best onoo book fftfre*. lor an Itcoiitnias ofthecostofadvertlshiK.Theailvei'UserwIio li^ts 01 newspapers and'QBtimates wants to spent! one dollar, llnds In Itthe in formation lie requires, while forliiin who will lnvesfone hum!rod thousand dollars in will ad vertishig, a soiveme is indicated which rtjpowlence. l«a editlous liRve boor 1 issued. gent, post-paid, to any address for 10 cents. write to <iKO. p. kowkli, & co., NEWSPAPER ADVKRTISIXd BUREAU, aoSpruocSUl’rlnUufctlousoSii.), Now fork. 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 Prosperous ITew Season, And never have we had a brighter prospect before us. We have purchas at bottom'prices a| large stock of Dry goods, Ladies’ dress Goods, shay, 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 Simonton, she will take charge of the Ladies’ Department, and w ill be glad to have her friends call. -WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED TEN DOZEN The only genuine Diamond shirt made. Have just rheeived a large and well assorted stock of Jewelry, Fine Gold and silver watches. In the recent change in our firm of Cain & Quigg, Mr. Quigg retiring, Air. A. J. Pierce purchasing his inter¬ est, consequently the style of the firm will now be PIERCE & CAIN. All notes and accounts due Cain & Quigg are in the hands of Pierce & Gain. 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. You will always find us with a full and Complete line of the best Goods, And courteous, energetic salesmen to wait on you. We are under many obligations to our Friends and customers for past favors and solicit a continuance of the same. We are at the same old stand, 3, 5, and 7 Hotel Block, Conyers, Georgia. Yours respectfully, Pierce & Cain. JOSEPH II. ALAI AND. NEWTON AI. ALAIAND. ’85. J. H.&N.M. ALMAND, ’85. General Merchandise and Furniture, --CONSISTING OF A Spleii Line of Lawss, febus, Nainsooks, Brass floods And in fact everything you need in the Drv Goods line. LARGE LOT OF EMBROIDERIES, LACES, INSERTIONS IN ENDLESS VARIETY AND STYLES! Splendid Line of Notions—Ladies’ 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. Men’s Custom-made Shoes a specialty! f^FINE LOT OF FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING AT ASTONISHINGLY LOW PRICES' Hats for old men, Hats for young men. Hats for boys, and hats for the children-Hats for all who need them' SPLENDID LINE OF CROCKERY, GLASS’. WOOD’, AND HARDWARE! garSplendid line of BREECH LOADING GUNS-DOUBLE BARREL SHOT GUNS FOR Grand Emeral, Arcadia and Newport Stoves, ranging from $10 to $30 m prices. These are the best made and satisfaction guaranteed in every sale! Large stock of family Groceries e du- - Splendid line of Tobaccos and Cigars——The “KITTY MAY” which has no superior in the market LARGE LOT OF PICTURE FRAME MOULDING Front 3 to 50 cents a foot—frames made and backs furnished free! WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM THE MANUFACTORIES at CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS, CINCINNATI a larmstockcf .....!|sej, ir 9 h VH « : fd 11 Walit iRafc Pc.'-U.. ml I lm fa, fartote, Faisiil cradles, Library stands, Eutcpe and Center Tables wMte I Teim; sarlde tops. Fine lire ef Bedsteads m etc HE OSBORN & WALCOT I’ COTTAGE CHAIRS A SPECIALTY..-grig We guarantee ('.rices on evert- article in stock. Give us a trial and be convinced that we mean business fcgrHIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID Respectfully. FOR COTTON J. AND II. COUNTRY & N. M. ALMAND^ PRODUCE ja®..... 5 & 7 Railroad & Commerce Streets. Conyers. Georgia DR. HOLT’S ByspHic EG&r -Will cure every c-ase of DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION! It has been equally successful in Liv¬ er Complaint Constipation! Jaundice, Headache. Acidity or 'Icartburn, Chron¬ Heart ic Dysentery or Diarrhea; and Disease. • DYSPEPSIA and ASTHMA -Can be cured There is perhaps no disease so preva¬ lent as Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and one too, that up to the present time, lias baffled the skiM of the most eminent physicians. The symtoms are loss of appetite, loss flesh, a feeling of fullness in thehead, low spirits, sleeulessness etc. if you are suffering with any of these symtoms 1)R. HOLT'S DYSPEPTIC ELIXIR Will cure you. For Sale by DR. W. II. LEE, Conyers, Georgia. POUTS’ S HORSE AMD CATTLE POWDERS ills? FWfPi MM SiSii Missus...,.,.....,. or i»rp vrnt a’H'OGt KVKKT ii UattT t-nro sublPCt. DAVID E. FOUTZ. Proprietor, BA-xiiror.E.isn. FOR SAI.E BY Sr. W. H LEE. CENTER STREET, THIS PAPER EEjE£ Newspaper Advertising Bureau (10 Spruce uTfiS^iTSlltW ucisf vassr lllsSb Y. II. M’CALLA T" "KT ■ f' NkJlA* 5“°?™! fiJUs BBSS EKE* a*-W3 my OFFICE: 3 WHITEHEAD HOUSE. CONYERS, - - - GEORGIA. I am now prepared to do all kinds of vvor : . in i e deiita! line, both mechanical anil-op-. ; - ive. Ydio-patronage solicited. Dr, S. P. DOWNS, enceTn Having bad 15 years of of diseases clinical experi¬ The treatment common to this eoiiinti-y and having resumed bis medical studies and graduated in the Georgia Eclectic Medical College offers his-professional services to the eitizei e of Conyers and surrounding community Special attention given to obstetrics; dis¬ eases of women and children and chron¬ ic diseases. Office at old stand on Commerce St DENTAL NOTICE. Having pernianently located Dentistry, in Conyers 7 for the purpose -practicing I respectfully solicit the. patronage of all those who are needing work done in my line. Pricer reasonable. Satisfaction guaranteed. Otliceof over J. H, Almond, feon d. Co.’s store. 11 . n. McDonald. 1 % 81 * q 1 S3 ©i | ^ riEOOUS’ DEBILITATES E3E3. You aro aiiovr-M a r ree corset wi the vae of i>r. l.\ •'s C-jLvr voltaic BcU th Eiecsric S»wi*ens»,vy Am.*! lances for t!.c and up: mam nt c * ; p of Smxr.a -r if. to ss of » iteiiti/ an-! jl-rnhoo-L and all kindred troubles, A’sof ». jdhgy ot ;« ;■ i;is--,’-;,,*. r«r.Lora tion to Kreith. Vigor u :d Mauhobu raD.yhletiuaec.ed r•, umnt.*c«t. No risk !dh»ci:rrrd. •ati imUM tree, -t** AitrtreRRiiijr LlaiXall, MSch. VOLTAIC BELT CO., H. Lee has just received a 8 P*? adld lmc ° l I’^-cuutry. see them. A PROFIT A DLE*FIELD. PECM GDLTDM. As the people of the PoiYth have at last learned that the practice of planting ail cotton means certain failure, they are be¬ ginning to turn their attention to diver¬ sified farming, rruit culture, stock rais¬ ing, etc. There is yet a field with very few la¬ borers. from which large profits are to result—the culture of the Pecan Lt it i< strange, indeed, that in a climate so well adapted as ours to the raising of this most profitable Nut, there should be so few persons engaged in its culture. Perhaps every one who has given this subject sufficient attention to obtain a fair test, is now an enthusiastic advocate of pecan culture < n a broad scale. The tree is of the same genus as the hickory, Its which it very much resembles. natural range is in the valleys of the western flourishes rivers, from Illinois to Texas; and it with remarkable suc¬ cess in almost every pare of the United States. I can furnish trees of the best Texas varieties, two years old, root pruned Si one year, at very low prices. Every per son who wants to plant one or more thousand, should get my terms at once. S. W. PEE :I, Proprietor Hartwell Nurseries, Hartwell, Ga. I . ill keep regularly or. Stand good beef aud nork. A. B. • /SHORN. G£0R6M |5|i || & GEORGIA r Ut LRo ,, Office G be operated: ' ‘§ ers che<lu ti.ff ~ Train8 run wth mei FAST Lime. ( ! No. 27 WEST RaIT.Y f ArWasbTum.dOanULvfe'. Lv Augusta 7.40 a ni['I, v *,/ ' 0 ; LvConyers No. (1.57a,mi.A-AU^'' 28 EAST I)Aliy '1 0 ..v Atlanta 2.45 p nijiAr At-.,. I . Lv No. 2 E. DAILY. Ko.iw Aivriistainl ,1 Atlanta 8.00 am||Lv Lv Conyers AMpmflWafifoJj 9.19ain|ILv Sj : .'Ar, -,1 Ar Athens. ‘‘ Mil’(l’ve4s-23p M ash’ 11 2.20p jii|i-Lv Ath^» VVv v,- V .,'1 Ar Macon 0:15 lni'T.v Ar Augusta 3.85 pm||Ar pnriiAi-ConvmVj Atlaut-r 5 4 , LvGonyers3.42 p m|!LvGainSvi]le 5 ■ ArGainsv 8.2» p mi Ar Convert in' COVINGTON accojimodati ‘ Leave Atlanta, 5.5,] Leave Conyers, 7.33 Arrive Covington, 8.11 Leave Covington, 5.41 Leave Conyers, (i.l Arrive at Atlanta, 7 5 No. 4 E DAILY. No. 3 W.Iui Lv Atlanta 8.15pm0LvAng,ista <ti Lv Conyers!).51 p m j|Ry Conyers 5 u Ar Augusta 5.50 a mil Ar Atlanta 6.4 No connection for Gainesville on day. Trains Nos. 2, 1, 4 , and 3 will, if naled, stop at regularly scheduled Station. ®S?“Xo. 2 o slops at T.ithoniiil:, Bcrzelia. £5@rTrain No. 27 & 2S will ; t-civo passengers tn and iVoio Harlem, log stations Bearing, only Groveu.we Thomsw/xonii^™ i.,. v ^Hr * Barnett, . Crawfordville, Union pj Greensboro, Madison, Bntfe Social Circle, Covington, tony Stone trains make Mountain close and Decatur, if connection for all pc East, and Southeast, West, Soutlii North and North west -anil carry Ti.rq Sleepers between Atlanta anil ($$ ton. Connects at Augusta for fill n East and Southeast, JOHN W. GREEN, Gep.Mana (ix E. It, DORSEY, Gen. Passenger. W. White, Gen. "'ray. Pass. A; Augusta, Gear P A TENTS Obtained, and all Patent Unsinesi I home or abroad attended to forMa/kn Fees, Our office is opp v/iftiw U.j Patent Office, and we c-an remotcftWH.il obtain Pstea in less time than these ington. Full Send model or drawing. as to patentability freo of.-chartey* we charge no fee unless patent is alio ed. We refer, here, to the Postvr.attt!,' Supt, of Money order I)iv., ami tot eials of the II. S Patent Office, circular, advice, terms, and'referenw actual clients in your o\yn StateorO ty, write to CO C. A. SNOW & Opposit Patent Office, 1 aeliinfftn THE UNIVERSAL FAMILY' SC. IS AS ,'INDISPENS: KOL'SiiiCil! ir \Tili last a lifetime ate. no weights to always ready, derstood, oeenpiei th« ch« m>ace an J Lh scale ever 8ssd foe 16 Pass Iiavetratkd I. S. SPENSER’S SON CritFOKB, CONN. ALWAYS HANDY STOVE NO STOVIU COMPLETE WITHOUT ONE. Light namental and and Strong, durable. or¬ and exceedm useful in warming os, etc/ FITS AMY SIZE PIPE. Ask your hard-ware dealer torus* or send to us for Circular. m LS.SFEH€ErS GUIldVBD, CONGO <; ■Y.k'i At I i? J| n 0- P I r.-tr . * mmm , ass’s?- STOVES ud ETEATBItS, A™ TL g or*s t:m wilh the opfrifi ® 11 Sto-«. ^ »-»o Parlor tut Cook IXPSBIAL rintit** Circulars raaDod on applictftio®* THS HIMflSS * 70 Beekman 8t. *• c E
