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About The Solid South. (Conyers, Ga.) 1883-1892 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 17, 1891)
Alliance Directory. Anderson Al.iance.—Meets Sat urday evening before the second and fourth Sundays in each month. Conyers Alliance.—Meets Satur¬ day evening before the second Sun day and Saturday night before the fjurth Sunday. Smyrna Alliance.—Meets Satnr day evening before the first and third Sundays. Oak Giove Alliance.—Meets Sat¬ urday night before the first Sunday and Saturday evening before the third Sunday. Pleasant Hill Alliance.—Meets on Saturday evening before the first and third Sundays. Harmony Alliance.—Meets Satnrs day before the first and third Sun days. Sheffield Alliance.—Meets Satur¬ day evening before the second and fourth Sundays. Union Alliance—Meets every first, and third Saturdays in each month. Oak Grove Locals. A liglit rain would do us no harm. Mrs. T. J. Almand visited her mother in Atlanta this week, who is ijuito sick. liev. Defoe filled hia regular ap¬ pointment at Rockdale Sunday and preached an excelh nt sermon. Mrs. Heard Alien and her little daughter Zeller visited relatives in Snapping Shoals. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hill of Nash¬ ville Tenmsee spent Saturday and Sunday with friends in this communi ly Messrs Bob Whitworth and Griff Johnson of Logansvillo visited friends here Sunday, they looked os pleasing jus a basket of chipp, come again boy’s your are always welcome, and I think you have made a deep impression over here. Mr. Otto Clotfelter and his accom^ plished sister Miss Emma, of Smyrna visited Hon. W. F. McDanieU’s fami¬ ly Sunday. Miss May Almand the beautiful daughter of Mr. Zack Almand visited Mr. W. P, Plunket’s family Satur¬ day and Sunday There was quite a number of visi tors at Sunday school Sunday eve Messrs Tom McDonald and War ren Thrasher, Charlie Clotfelter and John MeBaniell were seen in Oak Grove Sunday evening. Misses Mamie Stewart and Fannie May Almand were the guests of Miss Maud Allen Saturday and Sunday. All Dow Hammock is attending the Technological school in Atlanta. Miss Kale Warren quite an attrac five Indy of Lithoma . returned young Ikibo Wt ilneeday after a pleasant visit of several days with Miss Leila McDaniel!. Mr. Sidney Rodgers and family of Smyrna visited Mr. 11 L. White Sunday. Mr. It. L. White the popular sales¬ man of II. C. iBlack’s shoe store iu Atlanta spent Sunday with his pa unite, Mr. and 31 rs H. L. White. V t sue glad to hear that Mrs. J. jV Mai n is able to be up again, hope she will continue to improve _ bo cheerful while live, you and when you die you will be missed. If the worm could have his ■way, he would never want to l>e a butterfly. The man who does his best in the place he now has, is on Jiis way to a better place. It is better to fence the preci¬ pice at the top than to wait with an ambulance at the hot tom. The man who gets his bread ■fresh ^change every day, never wants to his boarding house. WISE WORDS. Take thou no usury of hirnor increase; hut fear thy God; that thy brother may live with thee. Thou shalt not give him thy money upon usury nor lend him thy victuals for increase.—-Lev. xxx-Bf-37. Ye shall not therefora oppress one another, but thou shalt fear thy God; for 1 am the Lord, your God. Tire earth is the Lord’s and the fullness thereof. But the bloated landlord generally gets the rent. The People’s Party demand that money shall he issued to the people at cost and lands shall he held for the homes of all the people. Do you believe this doctrine? If so vote as you pray. If you look in church during solemn worship of out great Father you see holy Christianity manifested. That makes you believe that there is a real Bro¬ therhood of man and a Father¬ hood of God. The record at the court house would show you that a large part of the brother¬ hood is under a mortgage and a ten per cent debt, and are own¬ ed soul and body by the other part of the brotherhood. Sigh, brethern. “The poor ye have always With you,” and by the eternal power of ten per cent interest and high land rents will keep them poor.—Jeremiah. The old style reads: “Bear ye one another’s burden and thus fulfill the laws of Christ.” New version: “Load your neighbor with all he can bear and you can clean him up,” Sing the doxology.—Farmers Alliance Journal. Men may changs, but a prin¬ ciple never! Command yourself, if you would command others. The truly great are those that conquer themselves. FOR OYER FI FTY YEARS. Mas. Winslow’s Soobhinq Sykup has been used for over fifty Xearr by mill¬ ions of mothers for their children while teethintr, with perfect success. It soothes the child, softens the gum, alleys all pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. It " ill relicAc the poor little sufferer immedirtely. Sold by Druggist iu -every part of the world. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Be sure and aK u f or ' “Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup,’ and take no other kind. IRB.H. M’UOIMJ.T) RESIDENT DENTIST UONYER S,- GA. I hereby tender my sincere thanks my friends and customers for tlieir liber al patronasr* 1 in tho past and respectfully All solicit a continuance of the same. work guaranteed t‘» satisfaction. CITATION FOR LETTERS CF ADIffllS TRATiON GEORGIA ROCKHALF COUNTY— Notice is hereby given to all persons concerned that on the -1st day of Bock I>e eember 181X*, L. 8. Pel’ah, late of dale counlv, departed this life intestate and no person applied said L. lor S. administration Bellah in said on tin estate administration ol state and will be vested in the clerk of the Superior court, or some other fit and proper person after the publication of this citation unless valid objection is made to his appoint¬ ment . Given under my hand and office sig¬ nature. This 20 of Oct., 1891. O. Seamans Ot dinary. Curtins anil swing —FOR AT Oil & A\ OIT101O -BY- MS. mi GLENN, who will please you in fit ami price. Opposite Gwinn’a Academy. SeMhsrress makes men blind. Sow plenty of rye for pas tnre. Success is a child of hard work. Time is the greatest friend of truth. Patient work leads to grand results. The interest on God’s notes never stops. Kind words are the music of the world. Everything is free when it is given away, except a bride. Dentists are not all farmers, hut they live off the achers just the same. We have received a whole book of the Acts of the Apostles, but not a page of their resolu¬ tions. W r hen they say the brides cos¬ tume was a dream. Do they mean to imply that it was an illusion. “Gunpower blue” is a new color. The girl who meets her match dressed in that will be sure to go off. jY tfvraifftc Jt'ersons And those troubled with nervousness result in from care or overwork will be relieved by takin Brown’s Iron Bitters, GenuiD has trade rvir : -.dcrossed ’‘w- — wrappe TAX COLLECTOR'S NOTICE. I will be at the precincts for the purpose of collecting state and county tax for the year 1891 on the following days: Loekaine— Monday September 28th Monday October 2Gtb, Monday No¬ vember lGlb. Honey Cheek —Wednesday, Sept. 30tb, Wednesday Oct. 28th, Wednes¬ day November 18th. Sheffield— Tuesday Sept. 29th, Tuesday lOt'h. Oct. 13tb, Tuesday Novem¬ ber Balance of the time will be at my office in Conyers. D. W. Mukdoch, Tax Collector. Auk my ncents for W. Ij. place Douglas auk Shoes. If not lor suit* In catalogue, your your the dealei- to send for secure aireiicy, atul net them for you. tSTTAIiE NO SUBSTITUTE. it- jfil 1 W! FOR. m WHY IS THE W. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE GENTLEMEN THE BEST SHOE IN THE WORLD FOR THE MONEY? It is a seamless shoe, with no tacks or wax thread to hurt the feet; made of the best fine calf, stylish unci easy, atul because ice make more shoes of this grade tlian any other manufacturer, it equals uaml sesved shoes costing from Hand-sewed, $4.U0 to $5.(Xt. the finest calf jr» f;’ OO Genuine §5.00; equals French shoe ever offered for $12.00. imported shoes which cost from Welt §5.0 .1 to fine calf, 4U./3 UO Hniid-Sevteil comfortable durable. Shoe, The best stylish, and shoe ever offered at this price ; same $9.00. grade as eus t un made shoes costing from $0.00 to Railroad Men £t» ,5J) Police Shoes Fanners, finecalf. and Letter Carriers ail wear them; seamless, smooth inside, heavy three soles, exten¬ sion edge. One pair will wear a year. offered <T» 50 fine calf; no better shoe ever at 2J a this price; one trial will service. convince those who want a shoe for comfort and shoes fb vi5 and S'.}.OO Worklnstniari’s durable. Those who wj j are very strong and have given them a trial will wear no other make. ESbrywe? S’i.00 and SI.75 school shoes are O their iff S* merits, worn the by the increasing boys everywhere; sales show. they sell on as Hand-sewed shoe, best H fk*a n^liae S3 ifc»& S3.00 Dongola, stylish; equals French very S6.0U. imported shoes costing Svi.00 from $ nud UH) to SI.75 shoe for Undies’ Vi. 50, Dongola. Stylish and durable. Misses are the bes*flne and Cautlou.—See that W. L. Douglas’ of each shoe. name price are stamped W. on L. the DOUGLAS', bottom Brockton, Mass. SOLD BY J H. ALMAND <fc COMPANY. f iff MUNICIPAL BONDS INDUSTRIAL STOCKS CORPORATION BONDS APPROVED BANK STOCKS CAREFULLY SELECTED, TRIED, SAFE, PAY GOOD INTEREST, -ALSO DESIRABLE INVESTMENT PROPERTIES In prosperous cities. FOR FULL PARTICULARS AND REFERENCES. WRITE eschsach, McDonald & co., 16 to 26 Whitehall St., How York. m m 0 F >■ p i SB for Infants and Children. sa «‘C astorl a is so well adapted to children that known to me.” 111 So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y. The Centaur Company, 77 Murray Street, Y Y it 8 H ", 1 - tv v„ g§ 1 : 1 u - K v .. l; WANTED! We want all your cotton seed and Will pay the in cash phi We give special prices to ginners. Don’t fail to see us. We are now paying 15 cents a bushel, all Cash BOB no trade. W. O. Cooper, Agent for the Atlanta Cotton Seed Oil Mill. AtTerrell Plow Factory. SEOOllTiES Cast or i a cures Colic, Constipation es ij. Without injurious medication. B Cotton stored and Insured at lowest rates. COTTON weighed on standard Balances. THE PA T It ON AGE of tbs public is solicited, and Mliii tarMtei EB BRING ME FOUR COTTON TO WEIGH and STORE Respectfully, Still W. r K At Planters Warehouse Across Railroad. KgWrTe| 2 ^fi|gff|r T»g I have the best Ginning'Machinery in the THIRTIETH County arc GINYIDR COTTON FOR TIE And Guarantee Satisfaction. , Thanking my friends and customers for past patro^r’ and hoping for a continuance of the same and more too, main Yours to Serve, 0-. E 9 : • ARGO & KING. r ; > Dealers in Family Groceries, Canned Goods, Can-. - , Confectioneries. Bay Fresh loaf Bread Every <02 STERS Every Saturday. H* „ SA1 IN TOW 25 CENTS. Come and See C iS At Whitaker's old stand on Commerce street.
