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About The Solid South. (Conyers, Ga.) 1883-1892 | View Entire Issue (June 20, 1891)
ti. Solid jlxmrtu i. Z^S\™^ respects etc. uUU ° e ' lt ‘ per 3rgte lor ___ >e. "JSS&SmS® -a ter, iil be charged for at lo ff ' rates. are 0500,000 in mortgages There Monroe county. farms in r. 500 pounds has | Aim tie weighing beach L n cap turedonTyhee sick, but Le fMiss Cora Huff recover is soon. very L she may W. Lnd McDonald told Mr. Jonn that he saw a bloom m Mr. Eeagin’s cotton patch and Mr. ites baud told us. sorry to learn that Mi. T. Me are L kope he will Almand is quite S * C up in a very short time. > Mrs- Fee left this week for her in Ohio. She goes to look after , me interest that state. business m , Sheffield Alliance will have a pub l meeting next Saterday evening, all e invited to attend. The Press association is now in the 1st. MtKinley has been nominated for Ivernorof jcKinley obio by the republicans. [to will now have an opportuni show the people of his state the lauties of protection that makes the k richer and the poor hungry. Col. L. F. Livingston is shaking up legs in old Mississippi this week. Lis to meet Senator George in joint [bate today and we predict a grand btory for Newton's distinguished [The report that the Kansas Alliance Igoing back on the third party is all [‘fake.’’ Since it has become known that we e to have a fine school at this place iople are beginning to look this way educate their children. Only this sek an Atlanta man requested us to ke an option on a farm near Con is for him. He said he wanted to me here if the school was built and ucate his children and at the same ne give them the advantage of liv l in the country on a farm. Last Wednsday evening at 8 o'clock r-SLaFayette Almand and Miss isie \\ hitaker were united in mar p ige at the residence of the bride’s [filer Mr. Arnold Whitaker, Elder i McDaniell officiating. The young upie start life under very favorable cumstances and we trust that no ' n g bat success will crown their a y effort. The best wishes of the ll!D Sowh is with them in all the Ms of life. i5r : S. McLean, of Atlanta, as 111 city last Sunday. tmon Alliance is going to aiu the county in grand Me , on the 11th of July. They on, e Illa hing extensive prepara- 1 H - Dabney, of Dabney, was 6 e % Wednesday. l^ r - A'orthen' s organ has brought |rth and the ch ^'ge against Col. Living. pt We are to judge that “the P ; t,me " h as come. They are a u-.'.'^' te at ^ as previously been r • and the story all sumed up l Rthen y tss ' on g drawn out. If Mr - CaD 1 produce something ttr ‘aan , these old chestnuts that E -^ornoutfor a loDg time 5 to be the «saii ® Georgia. deadest pol r S To present the e i fought forth fat t in the last , A11;&nce hu lff.f a „ party Monthly would to an insult by the --teion. Governor Northen '’'■aid be hissed of the stage lip cwiltv of any such conduct. We 0T - Northen realize this bro "* ht - [Ho ges to present his the convention meets. TO m FARMS: I am prepared to negotiate promptly S per cent FIVE YEAR LOANS ON FARMS. I charge for my services a cash Com¬ mission of 5 per cent., which will cover all expense except $10 or $15 for Ab¬ stract of Title. Please call on or write to C. P. N. BARKER, Room 32. Gould Building, Atlanta, Ga. COUNTY ALLIANCE MEETING. Notice to the Sub-alliance of Rock¬ dale county. The county alliance will meet with Union sub-alliance at Union in Lor¬ raine district on Saturday, July 11th at 9 o’clock, a. m. The public generally are cordially invited to attend, as there will be public speaking from 9 to 12 o’clock. There will be a basket dinner served from 12 to 1 o’clock by the citizens of the district. Business meeting from 1 to 4 Every sub-alliance will be expected to furnish a speaker. The district and state lecturer will also address the people. A M- McElvany, Wm. L Peek, Sect’y. Co. Pres’t. CONYERS ALLIANCE. Every member of Conyers Alliance is requested to be present at the next regular meeting, Saturday night be fore the 4tb Sunday at 8 o’clock. Officers for the ensuing year will be elected. Let there be a full attend ance. A. M. McElvany. “Pa why do they place a period after capt. and col.? “I don’t know my son unless it is because there are so many they want to put a stop to them.” Miss Minnie Smith is attending tha Normal school in Atlanta. Miss Minnie Saxon, of Augusta is, visiting Miss Ida Peek in the county. The rock men are on a strike at Stone Mountain. Last Sunday was children’s day at the Presbyterian church. It was abserved with appropriate services. Mr. A. J. Summers has moved into the John L. Stewart house on Deca¬ tur street. The Alliance Monthly ought to be “killed” for being such a “chestnut.” The Conyers High School closed its first term yesterday. It has been veay successful in its first term and promises to largely increse in the future. On wery hand we here no¬ thing but praise for the teachers, Mi-, and Mrs. Perry. Col. E. J. Reagin and family of McDonough are visiting in the city. Col- \V. L. Peek left yesterday for New Rork. He goes there to meet the business agents of the Alliance for consultation on important subjects. The Atlanta Journal has offerd a prive sword for the most popularty coptain at chickamauga. The barn and stables of Hon. Mil ton A- Gaudier at Decatur were destroyed by fire Friday. The North Geornio Press says “the hardest people on earth for an editor to please are those who borrow tlie peper from some of his subscribers.’ Our contemporary is not fair from being correct. Henrietta, wife of Beriner Banks, who resides four miles from Baxley has a child that was born on June 8 with the following malformation: The lefq arm is off at the elbow, with two pendents or boneless fingers attchen, while the right arm is natural exceyt it is minus a thumb. Otherwise the the child is perfectly formed. Sample Copies Free! THE SUNNY SOOTH, onr great Southern Family Weekly should be taken in every household. The price is anly $2 a year and a present which is worth that amount or more is sent for every yearly subscription. A sample copy will be sent to any ad¬ dress. Write at once to J. H. SEALS & CO., Atlanta, Ga. SKIPPED BY THE LIGHT OF THE MOON. This morning at 1 o’clock Mr. Walter Wood and Miss Annie Lou Cannon were united in marriage at the residence of Elder Eli McDaniel), Mr. McDaniell performing the ceremony. The wedding was to have occurred last Wednesday but the Miss Cannon’s parents interfered but last night the two lovers made good their escape from the old peo¬ ple and came to town and were mar ried at once, the license haying been obtained several days ago. JAIL DELIVERY. Will Hogan, the negro who broken into Mr. G. P. Eliott’s store about six weeks ago, escaped from the jail Tuesday night. He was in the sec¬ ond story and succeeded in burning through the overhead and removing the covering and escaping without detection. Sheriff Austin thinks the burning was done Monday night. Tuesday he said he detected someth¬ ing in the jail that smelled like fire and asked Hogan if he had been tiding to burn out again. Hogan said not, but Sheriff Austin examined the ceiling in his cell but discovered nothing. The hole was burned just over she door as you enter and it is so dark you would not discover it unless you made a close exam nation. Hogan wrote a long letter to sheriff Austin in which he agrees to never do any other devilment in this town or county if they will just let him go. This fiend ought to be cought and hung. No such characters should be placed even in the Coal mines. F. M. Wilson who was convicted of the murder of J. T. Dillard last Au¬ gust and sentenced to the penitentiary for life broke jail at Forsyth Thursday night and made good his escape. Pine Log bridge will be down the first of next week for two or three days for repair. We received a communication from Union Alliance this week, but it has been misplaced and we are unable to find it. It was in regard to the county meeting on the 11th of July-, and will be published as soon as a copy can be obtained. Col. Albert Cox delivered a fine literary address in the court house last night to a large crowd on the occasion of the closing of the High School. A man w ho has practiced medicine for 40 years, ought to know salt from sugar; read what he says: Toledo, O., Jan. & Co.—Gentle¬ 10, 1887. Messrs. F. J. Cheney men;—I have been in the general nd would prae of medicine for most 40 years, a say that in all my practice and exper¬ ience have never seen a preparation much that I could prescribe with as eonti denceof success as I can Hall’s Cattrrh Cure, manufactured by you. Have pre¬ scribed it a great many times and its effect is wonderful, and would say in conclusion that l have yet to find a case of Catarrh that it would not cure, if they would take it according to direc¬ tions. Yours truly, Gorsuch, M. D.. L. L. Office, 215 Summit St. We will give $100 for any case Catarrh that cannot be cured with Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Taken internally. F J.Chexby&Co,, Props., Toledo, O. ggTSold by Druggists, 75c. Come and See Us Before You Buy Your Supplies, Dry Goods, Plows, Plow stocks, farm tools of all kinds. We keep a full line of and will sell as low as the lowest. Come and see us and we Will make it to your interest to trade With us. ALMAND & LANGFORD- Oak Grove. Rev. Mr. Quillian, of Conyers, at tended our Sunday school last Sun day evening and gave a very impres sive talk on early piety and impor tance of obedience to God’s laws. Come again Brother Quillian your talks are encouraging to our people. We were glad to see Mr. Burr Marbutt and others from Ebenezer at our Sunday school Sunday. Mr. DeFoe filled his regular ap pointment at Rockdale church Sun day and preached an able sermon. Mr. Joe Goode and little Ira Mad dox visited some of our fair sex Sun day. Come again boys, we are always glad to see you. Charlie George, qutte a popular young doctor of Lithonia, was seen in the community Sunday. Mr. Mat Nunnally, of Monroe, vis ited here Sunday. Miss Emma Almand and several others from Conyers attended our Sunday school Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. Y. Almand visted here this week. Miss Ida White has been quite sick for two weeks, but glad to learn she is some better today. Mr. P. Plunkett wears a broad smile now—its a bouncing boy. Miss Ida Parrish quite a attractive young lady of Oconee is visiting the Misses Haygood. There was quite an enjoyable sing¬ ing at Mr. 0. S. Haygood’s last night. 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