The Solid South. (Conyers, Ga.) 1883-1892, March 13, 1886, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text‘ ’ . ‘ \ ‘ k 1 ' . > . . 1,4?“ . ' _ r" , .9 mqgwiiw .W “““Wumw L ’2’? v .2 "W . 13'“ {a ‘ ‘ i~ ' ‘A n :-.\ , 3,‘ . ,0 " ' 7r:- ‘ ' A ‘ ’ ““ A Ruptun-s insmnuy reﬁned by Fry‘s cel ebmml truss. The only Truss giving an upward and inward premium smuv as holding rnptnrv up with the hand. Nu prvssxm‘ on the bark. Nothig‘h smlps tm-hufu. First premium and Im-duls award d at ('incinnatti oxpusiL timHSM. For sale bv Dr. Wm. IL lmc, (‘onyvrm GA 1 Da TBs Yolontanly! Those aru the words of Mr. David Carr, of DtiKalb county, employed in rendering Ids testimony. READ WHAT HE SAYS. “Eight years ago, while living in healthy Cow¬ eta county, n, ” w ife, a strong, overlifting w oman, strained herself from and brought on what physicians termed ‘falling of the womb.’ living trouble*, com pli¬ cated with other female she w as .reduced at the time I speitk of, to almost a shadow, I had tried all the physicians and nearly all the patent med¬ icines f could hear of, but, she did not improve at all; kept getting worse, and in a lit of desperation, she decided to try another patent medicine, and, luckily for her, It was BIIADFIELD’S REGULATOR. Jn one week’s time she was relieved, and by routined use of itslie was cured sound and well. She Jins since la-come the mother of two strong, healthy children. Uiiln Now, after a lapse of five years of termpted health, by her imprudence in lifting, she has fin-ought, on the old trouble again, Imt. strange as It. may seem, she does not look upon it with that sense, of loathing and hoj-ror as might take tie expect¬ ed, for t-le- says it will not, your -eru¬ ed.v long to cure her, and when [sug¬ gested getting a physician, she indig¬ nantly replied tliat as long ns she could GET BRADFIELITS FEMALE REGULATOR She needed no doctor, having saved her life once she knew It would ern e her now. Gratefnily yours. ■ - David C,uta.” Kdwardville, Ga., Jan. 20, 1886. Send for nnr Treatise on Female Dis¬ eases mailed free. Address, Atlanta Oa. Riiadfikld Rr.<ii i,4TOH Co.. Foil Sai.k ix DR. W. H. IJilC,' Druggist, CONYERS, GEORGIA. HOME AND FARM -1—AND SOLID SOUTH $ 1.50 PER ANNUM. SOLID SOUTH CLUB RATES. Solid South and Weekly Consti¬ tution one year $ 2 . 00 . Southern Cultivator $2.00. Home anti Farm $1.50. Savannah 'Weekly News $2.00. Weekly Weekly Telegraph Courier Journal $ 2 . 00 . Ijouisvillo $2J)0. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, The liest. Salve in the world for Guts, Rruises, Sores, UleeVs, Salt Rhetini, Fe vor Sores, 'IVttcr, Hliapped Hands, (,'liil blains, Gorins and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Riles, or no pay re satisfaction, quired. It is guaranteed refunded. M give perfect Price or money Dr. IV. 11. 25 cets per box. For sale by Lee. Dr. J. G. Westmorclamt Cures Piles without tlie knife, ligature or hot iron, w ithout pain, and in less than a week, perfectly and and permanently. ulcers Female diseases, < lancer other treated hisapeeial application,and Gatarrh, G and 011 - suinpLion, AstliMia, Nasal Broueliitis is by his special model of In¬ halation. 55b. S. Broad st., Atlanta, Ga, SMITH’S if-*, -J’ Un Lie] J Ri /-yUBE on» Blllousnesi: (Joso re)le»»» Sick Neuralgia. H«ad*cho TI1C7 In Four euro Sour*. and prevent Chtlla A Fovor, Sour Stcroaeti ^ Bud Breath. Clear the Skin. Tone the Herses, and glvo • He ^ Vigor to the ajrstem. Hose 1 ONE UK AN. *r* them once and you wHI pever be without them. c Medtcmo rice,25 centa Dealer* par geiteraMr. bottle. Sotd Sent by Druggist* rucetpt and et on •rite In stamp;, postpaid, to any address, J.F. SMITlt Ss CO., Hanufactarera and Soto Props.. ST. LOUIS. MO. In DENTAL NOTICE. Having permanently located in Gouyers, for the 1 impose practicing Dentistry, i -respectfully solicit the patronage of all ihose w ho are needing work done in tny liue. Pricer reasonable. Satisfaction Son guaranteed. Offieeof over J. II. Almand, & Co.’s store. 11. ii. McDonald. NERVOUS DEBILITATED MEM. EsVpSSs?"* of Vltctlitv fmd JMnSnorf. »n,l all kimlre.! 'tis pempbieriesMl*. ksar Ko risk tslm-urml Illu.imUsI muxiuj* mall«l free. t.. ruklresslna Marshall, . _ Mich. . VOLTAIC BELT CO, I keep a full line of spectacles ami guarantee to suit my customers both in quality and price. Du. W. H. Lee. SATURDAY - - MARCH 13,1886 EDITING A PAPER. Editing a paper is a pleasant busi nos—if you like it. If it contains much political mat¬ ter people won’t have it. If the type is large it don’t con¬ tain much reading matter. If we publish telegraph reports folks say they are nothing but lies. If we ornit them, we have no en terprise, or suppress them for politi¬ cal effect. If we have a few jokes folks say we are nothing but rattle heads. If we omit jokes folks say we are nothing but fossils. If we publish original matter they damn us for not giving selections. If we give selections people say we are lazy for not writing more and giving them what they have not read in some other paper. If we give a complimentary no tiee we are censured for being par¬ tial. If we don’t, all hands say we are a great hog. article which pleases If we insert an the ladies, the men become jeal otts and vice versa. If we attend church they say it is for effect. If we remain in our office, attend ing to our business, folks say we are too proud to mingle with other fel¬ lows, I f we go out they say we don’t at¬ tend to our business. Hon. A. O. Bacon was at Canton court last week. lie says he has thrown himself into, the gubernato¬ rial canvas this time to win or know the reason why, or words to that cf feet.—Marietta Journal. He will be very sure to find the “reason why.” Thc Prohibitionists of Walton county are getting up a petition for an election, There is not a retail bar in the county, and it is thought there will be no serums opposition. Prof, White says his position to ward the negro on the peasantry question is misunderstood. He did not ad v ocatu running these people from the country, for there is land enough for all to work. Let the ne¬ gro remain and take his chances. Six hundred tornadoes arc re¬ ported to have occurred iu this country in less than one hundred years. Daniel Webster once said: “My son, deal with the man who adrer tises; there’s miilions in it.” If the discharge7 from the bladder is light colored, and demands fie quout attention, especially at night you have reason to sus|K?ct an un healthy condition of tlie Kidneys, use Dr. J. IJ. MoLcnans Iloimco phatic Liver and Kidney Balm. For sale by Drs. Stewart aud Lee. Jan 80 3 in* Among the curiosities at the Or dinacy’B office, at Macon, is the lot lowing document, which was given as a bona fide security of the willing ness of the mother of a youthful bride to her daughter entering the matrimonial state: “Macon, Ocktober 6 .—Deer Mis ter Foard. I have no interjections to yore marrying her cf you will treat her as a wife she is verry vong and lieant never fooled with no man you haf to lain her and look over her. Youfs verry respeckful Msu. BaowN. A Hancock farmer once, asked Da vid Dickson what “time in the moon” he planted corn, and elicited the following answer: the “I don’t plant corn in moon. What 1 get ready to plant, 1 plant in the ground.” deal of The reply embodies a com¬ mon sense on the subject ol plant¬ ing all crops, but it is lost ou the moonite. When the ground planting is warm the and well prepared interfere. for moon will never Dr. J. II. McLean’s Celebrated Catarrh Powder will cure Catarrh, Cold iu the Head, Ozena, and sores up the nostrils. With this little in¬ vention —a bent glass tube—which will be in every box hereafter, you can blow Hie Catarrh Bower up and ou the iallaoied mucous membrane. If you blow to hard and some of tlie Powder goes down your throat, will do no harm. For sale by Drs. Lee aud Stewart. 3 iu. Rev. Sam Jones told the people of Chk-ago the other day that “a man literally takes his life in his hands when ho goes out to talk prohibition down there” (referring misrepresentations to Georgia. It is by such as this, says the Rome Courier, that sectional prejudices are kept up and embittered, ’The fact that prohibi¬ tion lias been carried in over half the counties of Georgia without vio lence or danger to prohibition advo cates is a sufficient refutation of his charge. The Sparta Ishmaellte is celebra¬ ting its seventh anniversary. It has taken, rank as one of the be&t'papeys in the state. If you wish to purchase at Paints, Atlan¬ ta prices, the best quality of Brushes, Oils, Varnishes, Paint Glass <vnd Putty, go to Dr. Lee’s Drugstore. AH of these goods are bought direct from the ° Uall andsct sample card ol ers. a colors. .Judge J. 13. Estes, of Gainesville, has at last obtained his consent to contest the seat in Congress now oc¬ cupied by Hon. Alien G. Candler. He lias publicly announced this fact. The next and most important ques¬ tion for Mr. Estes to decide is can lie get tin- people’s consent to the change. We shall sec. J)r. Mel!, of the State university at Athens, organized the class in par¬ liamentary law Thursday. The prac¬ tical science of parlimcutary law was taught in the University of Geor gia before it was in any other college in America, and some of her gradu utes have been very fine parliamen¬ tarians. Henry Ebert, No. 1314 N. 16th street, St. Louis, Mo., says: I called to tell you that t|ie bottle of Tar Wine Lung Balm which I bought of you is the best remedy in the world for croup. My little girl four years old, had a very bad attack, and we despaired of her life, but two doses of Tar Wine Lung Balm made her all right. I would not take $100 lor the good it done her. For sale by Drs. Stewart and Lee. 3 no. James H. Paine, grandson of Rob¬ ert Treat Paine, the signer of the Declaration of Independence, who died in New York in great squalor a few days ago is now discovered to have had $40,000 in bank. Alonzo Burnett,, the negro editor of the Atlanta Defiance was acquit¬ ted Saturday by a jury on the charge Of publishing a criminal libel ou A. G. Rhodes, a furniture dealer. For horses or other Animals, Dr. J. H. McLcro’a Volcanic Oil Lini ment is superior to all other remedies in eases of Bruises, Fistula, Sprians, Sores, Cuts, or,ar> spe- iai disease. It is a sjMicific for Rheumatism, Neu ralgia and Nervous Pains, which i 111 huh liatcly yield to its magic infitt oiKteft. Whon used according to di lections it relaxes Contracted Mils' eles, renews elasticity in stiff joints and shriveled limbs. For sale by Drs. Stewart and Lee. 3 m. General W. T. Sherman says in a recent letter i hat he pays $200 school tax in St. Louis. The New York Sun investigates and finds that lie pays $125. But better men than Sherman lie about their taxes. The South Carolina negroes make a serious mistake in leaving home for Western States just now. The indications are that the time is near at hand when tlie President’s fences are to be repaired with Southern blackjack. The state of Missouri iseonvulsed with excitement over a recent out rage at Georgetown. It seems that Mrs. Hubbard charges one of her boarders, a school teacher named Castle, with stealing kisses from her. In court Mrs. llubtmrd stated that Air. Castle tickled her under the chin and kissed her five times.; The success of the wretch in securing so many kisses puzzled the court, un¬ til the tickling under the cliiir was taken in consideration. In the opin ion of experts this explained the whole matter. It is believed that the legislature will make tickling under the chin a penal offense. Against slander there is no de fence. Hell cannot boast of so foul fiend, nor man deplore so foul a foe. It stabs with a smile; ii is a pestii enee walking in darkness, spreading contagion far and wide, which the most wary ti avoler cannot avoid. It is the hoar-searching dagger of the assassin. It is the poisoned arrow whose wound is incurable. It is as fatal as the sting of tlie most deadly asp. Murder is its employment; in¬ nocence its prey: and ruin its sport. If you will take one of those little Billets every evening before going to bed, you will have an evacuation of the bowels every twenty four hours, killing off and. removing those terri ble human pests, Bacterial Animal¬ cule, created by unhealthy mucus in the organs and bowels. They live on the nnieas which should aid nature. Dr. J. H. McLean’s Ilomqs opathic Liver and Kidney Billets will eradicate then and assist Dr. J. H. McLean’s Liver and Kidney Balm in giving health and strength to the suffer. For sale by Drs, Lee and Stewart. 3m. It Is now certain that Mr. Blaine in his book has not done justice to his quondam friend and admirer Col. Bob Ingersoll. Can it be that the plumed knight is an ingrate? The street ear drivers and conduc¬ tors of New York have w on in their strike. They asked for two dollars a day for 12 hours' work and they gained their point. Fencing mav be a manly art, but not bile farmer’s son in a dozen takes to it kindly. Dr. George B. DnBose, of Sparta, was mariied to MissjLofiiseDuBose, of Washington, Ga., at Toombs Du Bose’s residence last Monday, by Bishop Beckwith. The contracting parties are related to the illustrious Bob Toombs. Soon after their mar riage they left for their future home in Washington, D. C. PATLKTo GRAiiTED. Patents granted to citizens of the southern states during the past week and reported expressly for the Solid South by C. A. Snow & Co., patent lawyers, opposite U S. Pat ent Office. Washington, D. C. A. S. Adler, Baltimore, Me!., Shoo maker’s measure; R. Shriver, Cum¬ berland, Mil., Grinding mill; J. H. Davis, Covington, Ky„ Spring; D. C. Davis, Athens, Ga., Water eleva¬ tor: J. H. Dodd's, Cedartown, Ga., Fertilizer distributor; A. Ramp jecht, Wellsburg, W. Va., Decorated glassware; W. F. Latham, Culpep¬ per, Va., Window blind; J. >S. Lang borne, Lynchburg, Va,, Device for picking fruit; J. A. L/ifsey, Yhite house, Ga., Plow- stock and cultiva tor; C. T Mason, Sumter, S. C., (- 0 ttou harvesting machine; A. D. McCall, Laurinbnrg, N. C. Sash fas tcn01 . ; R. McGregor, Eariington, Ky., Dumping cart; J. S. Owner. Ha garstown, Aid., Rubber bootor shoe; j> p a g ( ., Evergreen, Ala, Floor ,.]amp; E. A. Koch, Waterloo, La., Steamboat stage; F. A. Ransom, Kasf Palatka, Fla., Wire screen; F. y v q Seyniour, Wheeling, W. Va., Stopper fastener, H. H. Smith, Wil mington, N. C. Purifying water; A. IJ. Stans bury, Colliers, W. Va., Broom holder; W. O. Vincent, New¬ foundland, Ky., Bee hive: J. E. Ly¬ on, Durham, N. C., Printers, galley; Cotton J. Wilkinson, Kentuck, Ala., cultivator; C. J. Yv'ilson, Knoxville, Tenn., Saw tooth. Business men, Lawyers, Clergy men and others, whose occupations lira of a -sedentary character, often have the feeling of being literally worn out, and are reminded very for eibiy of declining years, when ifthey h ncw what ailed them, they would ! (j r , ( j a ]j their troubles arose from the J jijgetion of their kidneys-of liver if they would at such times, take Dr. J. IT. McLean’s Honneopathic Liver and Kindey Balm, would again feel the vigor and ’ strength of maturity. For sale by Drs. Lee and Stewart. 3 in. The statement by Senator Call that his colleague, Senator Jones, is crazy, should have the effect of turn¬ ing the badinage which the press has been indulging at tlie latter’s ex pense into regret. Senator Jones was one of the brightest members of the senate, had worked his way up from tlie carpenter’s bench, and was a splendid illustration of the possi¬ bilities to which an American boy may aspire. The cloud which closes over the career of the afflicted sena¬ tor cannot dim the record he has made. ‘T don’t see upon what You grounds you can secure a pension. wore not ip the army during the war.” “I know, but I was in the Home Guards.'’ “Were yon wounded or disabled?” “No; but I first saw the woman who is now my wife while we were on parade. Since then I’ve had no¬ thing but trouble, and think the government ought to give me a pen¬ sion ” Madison county is in need of a courthouse. The grand jury has, therefore, ordered the erection of a new one. A Newspaper supporting: tlie Principles of a .Democratic Administration, Published In the City of New York. WILLIAM DOKSHEIMEK, Editor and Proprietor. Daily, Sunday, and Weekly Editions. THE WEEKLY STAR. A Sixteen-page Newspaper, Issued every Wednesday. A clean, pure, bright ami interesting FAMILY PAPER. It contains tlio latest news, down to t'us honr of going to press: Agricultural^ Market, Fashion, r Household, ' Political, Financial and Commercial, and Poetical, Humorous Editorial Departments, *11 nnder the direction of trained journalists of the highest ability. Its sixteen pages will be found crowded, with good things from beginning to end. - Original stones by distinguished American and foreign writers of fiction. THE DAILY STAR, The Daily Stab contains all the news correspondence of the day In an attractive form. Its epecial and by cable from Loudon, 1’aris, Berlin, Vienna Dublin is a commcudable feature. centers, At Washington, Albany, and other news the ablest correspondents, specially retained bv the The 6tar, furnish the latest unsurpassed. news by telegraph. Its literary features are unusually The Financial and Market Keriews are full Special and complete. and extraordinary „ induce¬ . , terms ments to agents and canvassers* Semi for circulars* TERMS OF THE WEEKLY STAR to Sttb Scribxka, trie or rosT age in the United Stales and Canada, outside the limits of New York City : Per year..... SI 23 ClnbsofTen,______________ .10 00 Clubs of Fifteen land one extra to organizer). .15 00 TERMS OF THE DAILY STAR to Sub¬ scribers : ‘ . . Bvcry Cay for one year (including Sunday)....$T 6 00 00 Daily, day, without months............ Snwiav, one year.............. 3 SO Every six 3 m Daily, without Sunday,six months AtWhsss, TICE STAR, 86 and SS North William St., New York. Weekly Star AND mb mn $1.75 FOB 12 MONTHS OLINGfiftASIFS sms XBJAOc&zrzr. &*sr •'iMgsatEzasgsmtxBs-a Tho (hcatost Mudicaﬂ leu/wery of the age. 1m fnmily muht to be without them. _ . V - THE CLINGMAK TOBACCO OIHTMEKT prompt relief. Will euro JVnnl Ulcers, At*scetM, Fittiula, Tott.tr, Salt Sores Ztlieuin. and Boils, Barker’s j'rice Itch, dO Iling worms, Pimples, i’ts. I HE GUKQMftN T05AGCQ SAKE NATUifKLS Braises, OWN Jti'-HKIiY, Erysipelas, CiiiT* Boils, «)1 Wounds. Carbuncles, Cuts, Felono, Sprains, Ulcers. Sores. Sore Kyes, B me Sore Throat Banions.Corns, Rheumatic Neuralgia. Gout. Gelds, PuheunMitism, Coughs, Orchitis, Gout. Leg Snake and D:»c Bites, Stings Bronchitis, Insects. "Milk In fact allays all local Irritation and of Ac. whatever Price 2Ss Inflammation from cauce. THE CUMR2MN T n 3AGG0 PLASTER Prcpsircd itccorciiajgr tit fiie in«*tjsci€iiilitic Tobacco LScTlllSlifF^TS, Flour, and is compounded specially recommended with the purest for Ctoi xp.Weed orCakeof the Breurt, and for that class of irritant or inflammatory n»aladies. Aches and Pains where, from tod delicate a state Df the system, tlie pnt.iejit T'ibacCo is unable to Bpr bear Headache the stronger other application Aches lie Cake. or id Pains, it in iiivaidable. Price io» etw. Ask yiiUr druggist for these remedies, or write to the SliuUti&N TOBICOO'COBE CD. DURHAM, Nf Q., U. S. A. 0 TJK PREMIUM. We offer Cleveland and his Cabi¬ net, a beautiful picture for every home, as a premium with the Solid South for one 3 'ear’s subscription. The picture is lurge size and hand¬ somely finished. They can be had at this office, Dr, W. H. Lee’s, G. W. Weaver & Bro’s, and at the Post office, Where Subscription will lie ta^ ken. Picture without paper 25 cents, with Solid South $1.25. IMIS PIPIBEEaS Newsprtncv Advertising Bureau (10 Spruce Street),where ndver- II® ¥011. t he ising mutls contracts it ns ay for in DR. HOLT’S **.*n-au^W b *—*«q Ufa 0 Ilf 1*1 rtrmuavj Op xl. -Will cure every case of DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION! It has been equally successful in Liv¬ er Complaint Constipation', Jaundice, Headache, Acidity or* or Heartburn, Chron¬ ic Dysentery Diarrhea, and Heart Disease. DYSPEPSIA and ASTHMA -Can be cured- There is perhaps no disease Indigestion, so preva¬ and lent as Dyspepsia or time, lias one too, that up to tlie present baffied the skill of the. most eminent physicians. The symtoms are loss of appetite, loss ilesli, a feeling of fullness in tile head, suffering low spirits, with sleeplessness of those etc. If yon are any svmtoms DR. HOLT’S DYSPEPTIC ELIXIR Will cure you. For Sale by DR. W. II. LEE, Conyers, Georgia. BID Jr Dtsctf$r m era of 600 directions illustrations, planting price*, all accurate varieties descriptions or VEGE'XABIjE and valuable for BULKS,jetc. Invaluable and FLOWEIi to SEEHS# Markat Gardeners, Send for it. to all, especially FERRY & Detroit,, Michigan. Da M. CG o1 ksn mm A QUICK, PEBISAHFKT; CERTAIN COHE FOR Lout Wenlraess, orFiiiiRg Mfo Xaock 2 ihcod» of Strength, NervOnssbsfl Onused by Vigor indiscretion*;.. o? ^eyelopxuGzite excesses, etc Benefits In a duy; Oaten usually within a month. No Deception Ivor Quackery, Festive Proofs, full description free. and letter of advice in plain sealed envelope, NX EKJE MEDICAL CO., F.O. Drawer ITS. Buffalo, NOTICE I will make professional visits to Conyers the first Saturday in every month. Patients wishing to see me will find me at my office in the White head House or at Dr. Lee’s drug " store. Du. L. G. Brantly. J. I. LANKFORD, MANUEACTURER OF Buggies and wagons, CONYERS, GEORGIA. I am well prepared to do all kinds of buggy and wagon repairing’in the best style. employed first-clas Having a anything car- in raige painter I can do this line in the most satisfactory manner. Fine Buggies, I have on hand a splendid lot of line buggies of my own make, also the western buggy—will sell cheap. Also keep a splendid line of wagons, which I will sell low down. Coffins and Caskets, I keep a splendid line of underta¬ kers goods, consisting of Coffins, Caskets and Hardware, and will sell remarkably close. Farm Blacksmitlimg, All kind of blacksmithing done at reasonable prices. AU work is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. J. W. LANGFORD. Haas .mmia m:nm ul‘ tin; Most Won I dnrm! Cures on record. ,. x, A. J. STROq, -I E WfiLEg CONYERS, GE0R Gi 1 4 All kind of repairing on watch,,, kind ■ or of style any at of Jewelry, done in a reasonable rates " ?5" the old Post-oftiee. Give a - be convinced that I do flm-cla« A- j. St "'oifc Band Instruments. Bend "for GEORGIA HAIL j§ SlOBBlOMaiBSM GEORGIA RAILROAD CO Office General Manager ’ Augusta, Nov. i, lk COMMENCING L tire following Passengersciiedule, SUNDAY, 22fl » be i^-Trains dire rated: time, run by 90th mcr® FAST LIKE. No. 27 WEST DAILY. Lv ArWash’tn Augusta7.40 10.40 a m||Lv §Lv Athens7.45J Washtni.-J am 1.2 Lv Conyers 11.57 a in ||ArAtlanta No. 28 EAST DAILY. Lv Ar Atlanta Wash’tn 2.45 7.35 p pmSLv tn||Ar Wasb’tuijOd Athens 7.40pJ Ar Conyers 3.40 p m||ArAugusta8J5d No. 2 E. DAILY. No.l W. DAILTj Lv Atlanta 8.00 am||Lv Augusta 10.5M Lv Conyers 9.19 am||LvMacon 7JW Ar “ Athens Wash’ll 2.20 5.20pm||Lv3Iill<l’vk*9.Bi3 m||Lv Wasli’n 11.20a] p “ Mil’d’ve 4.23 pm||Lv Athens 9.00ai Ar Macon 6.16 p ni || Ar Conyers 5Jp] 4.23pl •Ar A ugusta 3.35 p m|| Ar Atlanta LvConyers AiGainsv’ 3.42 p m||LvGainsvilleo.5jiJ 8.25 p mi Ar Co Ayers 11.55d COVINGTON ACCOMMODATIOi] Leave Atlanta, Conyers, - 5.51) pj Leave - 7.35 pi Arrive Leave Covington, Covington, - - 8.189 5.4011 - . Leave Conyers, - 6.12 j| Arrive at Atlanta, - 7.5511 No. 4 E DAILY. No. 3 W.DAIL1 Lv Atlanta 8.15pml|LvAugusta 9.45pi Lv Conyers9.51 pm||Lv Conyers 5.Msi Ar Augusta 5.50 a mil Ar Atlanta 6.4511 No connection for GainesvilleonS« day. Trains Nos. 2,1, 4, and 3 will, if sj naled, stop at regularly scheduled Fii Station. £®“TrainNo. 27 A 2S will stop amis eeivc passengers to and from the foil* ing stations only Grovetowii, Bertel Harlem, Dearing, Thomson, Union Nor™ I’ois Barnett, Crawfordville, Biitleaj Greensboro, Madison, Coiiyei Social Circle, Covington, The Stone Mountain and Decatur. trains make close connection for all poll East, and Southeast, Vest, South® Noyth and North west and carry Tltro«| Sleepers between Atlanta and Cliark ton. Connects at Augusta for all poisl East and Southeast, JOHN W. GREEN, Gen. Maud E., R. DORSEY, Gen. Passenger4j Aw Job W. White, Gen. Trav. Pass. Augusta, Georn flSRYOllS MALEor WMEfflU* Y3DEBILI1I ^FESlAISi (ECU A Life Experience. Remarkable Ben & quick cures. Trial Packages, stamp for sealed, particulars. A&r 0 Dir. WARD & CO. Louisiana,^ P ATENTS Obtained, and all Patent Busine home or abroad attended to for “ tH Fees, Our office is opposite the • Patent Office, and we can obtain r in less time than those remote trom lid ington. Send model drawing, We aitij or as.to patentability free of chat, • ■ —- we charge no fee unless patent 1= ed Postmaster We refer, here, to the circular, advice, terms, and rrferea actual clients in your own state ty, write to SNOW & CO;; C. A. Opposit Patent Office, Washum PSp. §\ |\ M t I a jtpsEgs \t\M® * - Y ®1 fi /Gij' s IlKi! ® COMPRISES 4 PREPAY**’ 1 LIVER, HEART & E ® 5 TO17I c ’ For Torpid^'Liver and KidB^ Palpitation. PUEITIf: BLOOD Blood For Scrofula and -.JSSLSSs diarrhea mixxtb ul-' For'Diarrhea, Sont d Manufactured at 5o Atlanta, Ga. F°r saa J St, LEE, Conyers, DR. W. H.