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About The Solid South. (Conyers, Ga.) 1883-1892 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 18, 1886)
SOLID SOUTH J. ' CITY ..... AM) LOOM! TmMfn ITLMS. M. D. IRWIN, Local Editor and Manager. sa iFrdy y - - * d ecTTs. 1880. Nominated Ticket. SHERI ef: AUSTIN. ' W. II. M. clerk: V U. F. CARR. tax collector: LAMAR WOOD. tax receiver: R L HUDSON. TKEASUEU: G, W.( LO J FELTKR. Coroner: (J \V. OAKS. surveyor: T. I) O KELLEY. Don't forms to go to tin* Mt-ilio disi SunJay Hiliool nvxt SnmUy an<l take vimr inum-v. - .... L-.ist Momlay morning Mr. An ,Lcw Oak*’ dwelling on North and Sojjilli rail road at reel wan burned dowu. It. was oeeiipied by Albert Evans, col. Thu oeuupant lost till he had. The superint-n lent will announce the committees on the Christmas t tee for the Methodist Sunday School tomorrow afternoon Let all the officers, teachers and .scholars lie present. Dr J nies L Pierce, the new pas tor, will i'leaeh at the .Methodist idiur.-li in this oiaee next Sunday, tomorrow’, at 11 a in. and at night. Mr Jason Gross ley, rf Locust Giove. was hi i lie city this week. The Methodist Sunday school will have a i In istmas tree at the court Ionise i.n Fiidav nielit 24th inst Doors open at 0 o’clock and fxer CIS' > to nog in at 7 o clock sharp. Dr Jas L Picric, the new pastor, will move to tin* Merit >dist parson •I^rt* at this place in the course of 10 days. The committee having Die parsonage rn charge, of whi -h Col. Bn-tun is chairman, an*having «d the needed repairing on the build ing done. Xlio collect oh at the Methodist Sun-lav self n! i a n-x! Sunday »'IH iie iippi'opriaVe l to l e purchase of |»!V 4 • lits in He nil', on i lie Christ mas trt‘C for t Id* aefi' ol I a'■ little ones. Le. ill emile ;• re.-Ired to give tle-ir tut i aril ihefehy vid in in akin • t lie chi!' h : 'irlitippy If yon cannot come. H nd the monev by your eliiblren or SO iie rien l. The members of the Presbyterian yhill'eti ire i ■q'lv'-.ie l t.o meet :it t lie chit . h tins cveniiij j. t, 2 o'eb ck gi, : ,rp :■» .trieti i to >mii' important in it er* O ye (•yslereatei's, sin I triends ol the i'liffl‘e!i whether lovers ol oysters OI* Tin*. |*b\'lM* (’oil t forget tint 'lie L'l lies Ai I Sni-tv of 1 he lb e-byte rian church will srive a grand Oruler Sumicr at Nielifs Hall on Friday evening tlie 81st inst. The funds will be us**d for re|iairing the church. Admission 25cts. Dr. Oils Guinn,of D 'vercnux, Ga., visited bis [uirenu in the city this week. Mr Sam M 'bit. of Mmon, wrs in town ri, i« week M.s. Lm Davis is visiting her l»:i :io. Hr ant Mrs. Quigg in the eitv this w ck. Prof. Tims. A. Murray lias boon in A worth, nis oid home, for several dnvs. straightening lip some unfin¬ ished business. Mr. A. J. .\l<Min of Walton conn tv was married to Mis* Nelit* Peek Hi. l lie bride's residence in Sheffield district l ist Wednesday evening at 2 n'e oct . Dr le'c's drug store is hendquar ter« *'or Ssnt.a Gian* this year Be ■**er sin t * call an 1 art* bis stock ol ("h si in i eoo ,s before buy ing else wli Mi s'm-s Km iii* and Fannie May A in »n vi-ited I'rienda and relatives in A t buna t hi* w eek \i .1 .« V-,n leroriff was married is-t \V ne».»K\ tt a Miss Miller of B . -s •Olili ( ut I lie residence of ’Squire Gus Tloasber The ceremo n\ w:rs (n *ifirm d'bv Mr Tisrasber. 5lr W. G (boriVhor moved bis 11 )• i>;. to town !a--i i’nesdny, nocujiv in.MheJ D. Maddox liwelling <m M, i)..rjo'igii street. Welcome t« onr piace. \ftss Titos J. Cta'erius, tiie nmrdeierof Lil'iari Ma is son in R»eli«M)Bd, j V i . will be h (net*.I on Jail. 10. 1S87. 1 I - i b-mcbt lie will make a. lull eon fessmn of Ins dastard crime on tile uoiriFoLI. 25 Dollar*. Howard. I w ill vice $25 tor recovery of my wereoat and us contents, stolen fimn in- Monday 13th inst.. S«\* a egro from the axomniodation r. .n o t v • -n t’oiivers an l Richard <41 «tt ‘-inz. where be got off. Mars - I i il a. w , riu nisi: *11 in for illation |mss:!iU*. (Kev.) R. J. Biohau. C* -mwroN. Ga., Dec. 14.18*5. Rev. ,J. M. Brittinn preached a fine sermon at the First Baptist rlma'li Sunday last. At that time closed Id- pastoral care of the church. 'Ho has been a Zealous and earnest, pastor of the church for 14 years. At the close of the meeting Mr. Briitian asked all wlio had wel coined bin) as their pastor at the outset to stand up. A goodly num tier arose to.their feet. He also asked all who had been baptized in to the (fh’urch by him to stand up. In -response to this request'about 50 persons of n 11 ages sprang to their feet. “Shall we gather at the river, - ’ was sung and all the mem hers of the church and a« many of the congregation as could do so while the hymn was being sung bid the pastor an afiectiomite goodbye by a warm clasp of the hand. It was a sad time to many and the tear diffused faces told the story of drooping and sadden hearts. Tile Presbyterian Sunday school decides tomorrow what amusement it will have for Christinas. At the same time the First Baptist school will also decide whether or not it will have a Christmas tree. Col. Allen D. Summers treated Prof. O’Kelly and the writer Thurs¬ day last to some nice oranges, fresh from the groves of Florida. Last Wednesday evening at 1 o’e'ock at the residence of Mr. John Stephenson of this place Miss Lena Thrasher was married to Mr. J. T. Lummiis of Henry Rocky county, by Rev. Mr. Atkins of Plains. 'They left in the evening for their future home in Henry county, near Snapping Shoals. Congratulations. Rev. W. E. Williams, of Atlanta, preached an able sermon at the Christian church in this place last Sabbath. ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indigestion. Constipation, Dizziness. Cosh of Appetite, Yellow Skin? Shiloh’s Vitaiizer is a positive cure. Mr. Hub Bryans, of Locust Grove, was in town this week. WHY WILL YOU cough when Shiloh’s Cure will give immediate relief. Price 10 cts., 50 cts., and $1 Mr Joseph A McCord, of Carroll ton was in town this week. SHILOH'S CATARBH REME !)Y -a positive cure for Catarrh. Diptheria an I Canker Mouth. For sale at Dr W. II. Lee’s. Mr. Jas. P. Tilley lias been over to Birmingham, Ala , or. a business trip this week. ••HACKMETACK,” alasting and fragrant perfume. Price 25 and 50 cents. ly-ist Monday Capt, John M. Z ich ry h id the misfortune to get his right ;ini) between the elbow and wrist badly bruised hv being caught be¬ tween the belt and pulley at the Oil mill. None of the bones are broken. Drs.J. 1*. Itosser and Gits Guinn dressed his arm. tlictiou Capt. Zaehry is enduring his af heroically. SIIILOH S CURE will immediate ly re'ieve Croup, Whooping Cough, and Bronchitis. For sale by Dr. W. II. Lee. Mr. George W. Stewart and wife, of Atlanta, were in the city (hiring the week. FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Com plaint, you have a printed guar¬ antee on every bottle of Shiloh’s Vitaiizer. It never fails to cure. Mr. Henry Henderson lins bousilit the dwelling lie occupies from Mrs. Etlle Smith. The dwelling is on McDonough street. A FAS AL INJECTOR free with each bottle of Shiloh’s Catarrh Rem odv. Price 50 cents. For sale by Dr. W. H. Lee. Sheriff Bill Austin is clerking for the popular firm of Stewart Bros. prietary Mr. Charley Interest Elliott has livery taken a pro¬ in the stable bus¬ iness with his father, Mr. G. P. Elliott. 4 hey are hoth enterprising gentlemen and will make every thing in their line move up rapidly. THE REV. H. THAYER, of Bout bon, Ind., says: “Both myself an 1 wife owe onr lives to SHILOH’S CONSUMPTION CURE.” For sale at Dr. W. H. Lee’s. Miss RHa Downs, of Monticello, is visiting Mrs.Tom Elliott in the city. 'I he Second Baptist Sunday seh >oi de cl led last Sunday by a unanimous vote to have a Christinas tree at the court house on Monday night Dec. 27. Doors open lit t> :30 o'clock. Mr. Jim Shepard and wife, of Stone Mountain, are visiting relatives in town. Mr. John F. Almand moved his family into the Newton Hollingsworth house this week, Messrs. Tom and Isaac Hol¬ lingsworth have moved near-Atlanta. We regret to lose the citizenship of Tom and Isaac. Elders Isaac Hamby and John F. Al maud preached at the Primitive Baptist church Sunday last. Last Sunday evening Miss Moliie Mitchell of tills county was married to Mr. E. S. Crawford of Dauieii-ville by ’Squire Helms. The happy pair Jett Monday for Daniellsvillc their home. At the residence Mr. Mr. John W. Al¬ mand the bride’s father, Miss Moliie Al¬ mond and Mr. Bartow Goode were mar¬ ried last Wednesday night by Rev. J . M. White of Atlanta. The groom is a sterling young man and the bride is ev¬ erv wav worthy the hand of her gallant husband. j ' S*>U's. A few BoucUe Jersey, hfft at L. F. P0IS3R IS TRASHES What the Jit. Lebanon Shakers Found—Incident In the His¬ tory of a <*uiet Comm natty. The Mount Lebanon (New York) Shakers are a quiet com¬ munity, secluded from the fret and,worry of the outside world. They are widely known, how¬ ever, fur their strict honor and probity in business. The Shakers believe that na¬ ture has a remedy for every dis¬ ease. A few have been found— the rest are as vet unknown. Many were discovered by acci¬ dent. Others came to light a3 the result of patient experiment and research. . paratively Nervous Dyspepsia disease, is a com¬ of the conditions new of glowing modern out life. It is a joint affection of the digestive organs These and of the nervous system. • two were formerly treated as sepa¬ rate ailments, and it was left for the clear-sighted Shaken to prove that the basis or this terrible-and oft.cn fatal compli¬ cation lies chiefly in the disord¬ ered digestion and depraved functions of and nutrition. They reasoned thus:—“If we can in¬ duce the stomach to do its work, and stimulate the excre¬ tive organs to drive out of the body which the poisonous remain after waste the mat¬ life ters giving elements of the food have been, absorbed, we shall have conquered Nervous Exhaust- Dys¬ pepsia and Nervous lOI). And they were right. of Knowing Shaker the Extract infallible (Seigel’-s power Syrup) in less complicated though they resolved similar r : leaser-, fully to test a* in this. To leave no ground •for doubt they prescribed the remedy in hundreds of cases which had been pronounced in¬ curable—with perfect success in every instance where their directions as to living and diet were eeruptuousi i ' v followed. Nervous Dyspepsia and Ex¬ haustion is it peculiarly Ameri¬ can disease. To a greater or less extent half the people of this country suffer from it— [country ,both^cx'os in and the all world ages. In there no are no many insane asylums filled from‘this to overflowing*, all resulting tuanming disease. Its I Frequent leading symptoms are these: head or continual [of ■ ache; a dull pain bad at the base the brain; breath; nau¬ seous eructations; the rising of sour and pungent fluids to the throat; a sense of oppress¬ ion and faintness at the pit of the stomach; flatulence; wake¬ fulness and loss of sleep; dis¬ gust with food even when weak from the need of it; sticky or slimy mouth, matter especially on the teeth ris¬ or in the on ing in the morning: furred and coated tongue; dull eyes; cold dry hands rough and feet; skin; constipation; inability or to fix the mind on any labor call¬ ing for continuous attention; and bodings oppressive and fears. and sad fore¬ All this terrible group Shaker Extract (Scigel’s Syrup) itive, powerful, removes by direct its pos¬ painless and gentle yet action tipon the functions of digestion and assimilation. Those elements of the food that build up and strengthen the system are sent upon their mission, while all waste matters (the ashesof life’s fire) which unremoved, poison and kill, are expelled from the body through skin. the The bowels, kid¬ and neys and weak prostrated and nerves *fed by are quieted, purified toned the blood. As the result, health, with its enjoyments, blessings and power, returns to the suf¬ ferer who had, perhaps, aband¬ oned all hope of ever seeing another well day. Don’t forget to go to John O. ’ . Hardin’s for lie is sellm* 6 roods obeapw ° wo iifftr from XecdliSir Mnew('<S strength, cp who ► fuilru*!Ue» itcculiur to to *Lr acx. tilluaid try BRO^p. m !-3K3<a m, 1 m m 1 ip i . TH5 BEST TONIC. ThiB medicine combines Iron with pnre peculiar vegotable tonics, and is invaluable for Diseases to \Vouicm and all who lead sedentary lives. It Eg riches and Purifies the Blood, stimulates the Appetite, Streii jet liens the Mu^clca &ua Nervcn Clears -in complexion, tact, thoroughly and invigorates. the skin smooth. the makes It does not blacken the teeth, cause headache, or produce constipation —all other Iron nu dicing* Milwau¬ ao. it as. Elizabeth Baird. 74 Ftirwell Are.. kee. AVis.. Bays, under date < f Dec. 26th. 1884: “ I have used Brown’s Iron Bitters, and it has been more than a doctor to roe. having cured me of the weakness ladies have in life. /• Iso cured me of Liv¬ er Complaint, and now my complexion is clear and good. Ila.s also been Ijeneficial to my children." Mbs. Louisa C. Bhagdon*. East Lockport. Female N. Y. t fays: *’ 1 have -Suffered untold misery from CvttphintH, and could obtain relief from nothing except Brown’s Iron Bitters." Conuine has above Trade Mark and crossed red line# on wrapper. Take iio other. Made only by EkGV. :< CUEJliCAL CO., daltiiioke, ujk Pitts’ Carminative! FOR INFANTS AND TEETHING CHILDREN . An instant relief for colic of in fants. Cures Dyson try, Diarrhea, Cholera, Infantum or any disease of the stomach and bowels. Makes the critical period of Teething sale and easy. Is a safe and pleasant tonic. For sale by Dr. W. II. Lee. NOTICE TO DEBTORS. Parties who are indebted to us by note or account will please rail and settle at oriee or we will have to place them in the hands of an at. torney for collection, as we are com¬ pelled to have the money. Co Richardson & wax. NOTICE! The accounts of the Weekly Far mer previmis to Sept. 1885. are in the hands of J. R. Irwin for collec tion. You will lie sued if you do not settle at once. J. N. Hai.e. ORDINARY’S NOTICE. All persons concerned are hereby notified that the legal advertisements of the ordinary’s office will bo pub 1 ished in the Conyers Weekly from and after the 5th day of January 18 87, instead of the Solid South as heretofore O. Seamans, ordinary. Conyers, Gn.. Dee. 2nd, 18S(>. LOCAL MABKET. CORRECTED EVERY FRIDAY. Cotton, middling, SJs cts. Bulk, clear lib sides, pei pound Vets Hams Si .. Shoulders .4 a O Lard per pound c i , Corn per bushel <;o •* Meal per bushel 70 “ Sweet potatoes, per bushel 40 “ Irish potatoes per peck SO “ Flour, best patent, per barrel 0.00 “ Choice “ “ 5.50 “ Extra family 4.00 5.00 »i Family Bran per hundred pounds 1.10 COUNTRY PRODUCE. Dried peaches per pound 3*Ao:>. Dried apples per pound Eggs per dozen 25 “ Butter per pound 17 “ “ Chickens, each. spring, each 15 25 “ Ileus, pound. “ Beeswax, per IS Hides,dry, ner pound. 10 “ THIS Newspaper MKRE3SS Street),wlierendvcr- Advertising Bureau (10 Spruca a> tising be made contracts for it may in pa A Removed. Dr. W. II. Lee has moved his drug store to the new Daniell building, corner Railroad and Center streets, opposite G. W. Weaver. PERSONAL. We can do your job work as nice as you can get it done in Atlanta and will duplicate their prices. Don’t send your work off when we guarantee satisfaction in every par ticular. SOLID S0UTK CLUB BATES. Solid South and Weekly Consti tution one year $2.00. Southern Cultivator $2 00. Home and Farm $1.50. Savannah Weekly News $2.00. Weekly Telegraph $2.00. Louisville Weekly Courier Journal $ 2 . 00 . Sheriff’s Notice. . I am a candidate for the office of sheriff of Rockdale county, at the regular election in January 1887. I will thank my friends for their sup port. I will not run in the nomina¬ tion. A. P. Mitchell. 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 \V nite head House or at Dr. Lee's drue store. Du. L G. Buantly. Mixed Paints. Dr. W. H. Lee has a large lot of mixed paints of all .colors. This paint is ready for use and can be put ou by anyone whether he be a paint er or not. Call and get a sample card of colors free. Jeans and easimeres at Scott’s. trara rxd t I II I rgi >ularity () f. house is known f ar ■: wide. H is line of goods ’ c plele and of the best. every thine- n tnxr-J Q ©/ mercantile line V, « . $ can be found at his Fine line of . 1 : e d o xold 1 A r t «I J ’ tun! ! >. Si * k ver watches', 0KBP Rsnoon n»3RQKU ■ Rtf *5 isiiing* low prices. O aemer-^Ki ", set 8 8 poll 1X( 8 X* laa > C \ t C*o -‘.>4 39P i see x ■ i ' • . trains 1 aa T} It (?■ J I WW i i m ( >e*7 raBE3 t ’'iTtie ?» j on sir-r* i-r HAS JUST RECElYEi; s l rocKerv II ■ 0 '’ /Y A « and is. selling them at | iUt*s inner Im.T<»iv hear Prints T ami dress l ; * V at astonishirur* 1 v hr.v (/ricG.s. The best tobaeve $ G n BEST SHOES AT LOWEST PRICKS, PATEN"! 'GO¬ AN D CUFFS, HATS AT PRICES NKY.il. iUiidl-i Tlie test Sir toys a 1st ^ SHIRTS AND GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS. CHEAP! The Best Ax in the market for the ic is! 11,111 Full line of Hariiwn T.r*. - fill: ' V:„.v U u Just received at son and Cowan s. \ j thing you need in i line. They are self in erytiling at bottom p and will make it to } a interest to exam fawn m soods. Bought for® and sell vert 1 can and jk y down. Come see Richardson gC°n
