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About The Solid South. (Conyers, Ga.) 1883-1892 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 14, 1891)
I Oak Grove Hems. Mr. R. L. Hudson is now staying at Stephenson <fe Turner’s helping Mr. Turner with the books. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Johnson of Conyers spent Sunday w^ith Mrs. Jeff Hudson. I understand that J. L. Chupp, district lecturer will address the al¬ liance at Oak Grove Saturday even¬ ing at 2 o’clock and perhaps go to Smyrna Saturday night. Mr. Otto Clotfeltei and his lovely sister, Miss Fannie of Smyrna spent Saturday night with Mr. if. L. White’s famlily. Mies Viola Moore of Conyers is visiting her sister Mrs. George Tur¬ ner. There was an enjoyable singing at Mr. If. L. While’s Saturday night. Phila¬ Mr. and Mrs. Bill Terry of delphia spent Sunday with Hon. W. E. McDaniell’s family. Mr. 1‘olie Ford of Philadelphia attended the singing Saturday night Mrs. Will Everett and daughtep, Miss Ludie of Conyers spent Thurs¬ day at Mr. O. S. Ilaygood’s. Mr. Lum Granade is improving his place up here and when finished will move to it. We are glad to welcome him to our community. There was an enjoyable sociable at Mr-George Turner’s Wednesday night. Rev. John George of Lithonia will preach at Rockdale Sunday. Dont forget to sow wheat and oats ibis fawl—sow now. The Detroit Free Press Fiend has been punning on Dr. Bull’s Cough Syrup. His is only gratitude, for all thinking men know its merits.— (Exch.) Wo di spire every tiling political in xui off year. "Wo want things lively, Larry Gantt is some better and liopes to be able to give more atten¬ tion to his paper in the futuro. "We believe most of tlio people arc disposed to pay every dollar they owe. The great trouble is they caint get .bold of enough dollars. The government should have no mnpliiB in the tiearury. Lcttliepeo •jJ^liave the surplus. He said: “My love I am sorry to disappoint vou about the picnic, but my trotter has a lame foot.” That nothing! We’ve got plentp of Salva¬ tion Oil. Bring us your job work. The best equipped and the most artistic printer in the country. Lowest prices and better work than elsewhere. To purify Your blood Take Hood’s S asspariKa. The hog is to be no issue for he will be slaughtered before tlie race The charity that begins at home, seven if it ends there, is a very good sort of charity. A man of wealth with blood relatives need not go out¬ side the list entitled to his considera¬ tion. To It live liis own kin in pover¬ ty while contributing what is but a drop in the bucket to tlie relief of immeasurable human want is not true charity— Chicago Journal, There’s a patent medicine which is not a patent medicine—paradoxi¬ cal as that may sound. It's a dis¬ covery! the golden discovery of me dical science! It’s the medicine for you—tired, run-down, exhausted, nerve-wasted meu and women; tor you sufferers from diseases of skin or scalp, liver or lungs—its chance is with cvciy one, its season always because it aims to purify the foun¬ tain of life—the blood—upon which all such diseases depend. The me dicine is Dr Perce’s Golden Medical Discovery. The nr.kvrs of it h.„ enough confidence in it to sell it on trial. That ie-you J can get r it from your druggist, and if it doesn’t do what it’s claimed io do, }ou can get your money back, every cent of it. That’s what its makets caii taking , the risk of their words. Levying taxes on property that can be easily secreted or reinoved is theoretical nonsense the abolition of the personal proparty tax altogether would he a blessing to the state by inviting fresh capital from all sources; and as it pays less than 10 per cent of the taxes now, it would do nobody much harm. —Troy press, YOU CAN RELY Upon Hood's Sarsaparilla as a posi¬ tive remedy for every form of scro¬ fula salt rheum, boils, pimples and all other diseases caused by impure blood. It eradicates every impurity and at the same time tones and vita¬ lizes the whole system. This is the fifteen bundreath time but we will say it again. Conyers needs several small industries that would give employment and keep money at home. Miss Georgia Richardson of Cov¬ ington was at the telegraph office here a few days this week. lie said; “My love I am sorry to disappoint you about the picnic, but my trotter has a lame foot.’ , That nothing! Wc’ie got plenty of Salva¬ tion Oil. At the armory last night the vol¬ unteers decided the question of keep ing their uniforms at the armory. Thoy voted against it. Tl>o Divinities of India. “The gates of the Hindoo Pantheon are never shut,” Sir John Strachey has finely observed. The truth of the re¬ mark is likely to receive a curious illus¬ tration in the results of the census in the Northwest provinces and Oude. A novelty of the census was a separate classification for the various sects of Hindoos and Mahometans. Sect, how¬ ever, implies a definite religious creed, with distinctive tenets, from which a limited number of schismatics have di¬ verged; but so far as Hindooism is concerned, at all events, we have no such creed, and if we are to apply the term sect to the heterogeneous groups of worshipers who call themselves Hin¬ doos wo must materially modify its ordinary signification. As a matter of fact, the census enu¬ merators found that the ordinary Hin¬ doo did not know what was meant when he was asked what his sect was. AU lie could say was the particular god he worshiped. The consequence is that tlie census papers are crowded with a vast number of tribal and local gods and deities, many of which have never been heard of before, and will in all probability never be heard of again. —Pioneer. Taking Advantage of a Mother’s Love. Captain Scoresbv relates a strik¬ ing instance of tlie affection of a whale for its young. One of his har poouers struck a “sucker,” as the calves are generally called, and in a few moments the mother rose close to the boat. Seizing the young one, she dragged out of the boat about 600 feet of the line and disappeared beneath the water. Rising again she darted furi ously to and fro, frequently stopping short and suddenly changing, her di rectloti For a long time slie acted in tills manner, and so solicitous was she for the wel fare of her offspring that she seemed totally oblivious to any danger to herself. One of the boats finally approached near enough to allow a harpoon to lie thrown at the dam. After two failures one of the instruments struck her, but she made no attempt to escape, but on the contrary allowed three other boats to gather about her, and was event¬ ually killed without any .further resist¬ ance. -Detroit Free Press. Wouderiul! The cures which are being effected St., by I)rs. Philadelphia, Starkey & Pa., Palen, Consumption, lf>29 Arch Ca¬ in l' rrh, Neuraglr, Brroi'chitis, Rheuma¬ tism, ai d all chronic diteases, by their Compound Oxygen Treatment, are in¬ deed marvelous. *** If you are a sufferer from any disease which your physician has failed to cure, wriie for information about this treat¬ ment. andi heir book of200 pages, giving a history of Couponed OxpgOn, testimonials it- nature ami sheets, with numerous from patients, to whom you may refer for still futher information, will be ■^SBfSSfJSSSKfJ- medical work, saving, it does, merit the as a as Hsnlt >> >a ™ o1 ' st^y and experience, you vs ill find a very interesting one. J StarkeV LY, -j “Y v J ^ J 1 1529 tKan Arch k , St, Philadelphia, l a. Sutter St., San Fxaneiico, Cal. Ilet a.' mention this p.q er. It is said that Si Hawkins was the tallast man at “King Soloman.” There are too many expositions The people have fo “pay ike freight at last and it is getting too heavy. FOE OVERLIETY YEARS. Mrs. Winslow’s Soorhinq Syrim* has been used for over fifty Aearr by mill¬ ions of mothers for their children while teething:, with perfect success, it soothes the child, softens the gum, allays all pain, enres wind colic, and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. It will rebeAe the poor little sufferer immedirtely. Sold by Druggist in every part of the world. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Be sure and ash for “Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup,’ and take no other kind. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria^ GEORGIA R R. Office General Passenger Agent Au gusta, Ga., June 9th 1890. Commencing June loth this Company will place on sale FAMILY TICKETS GOOD FOR FIFTY CONTINUOUS TRIPS. ( Between stations named, also interme¬ diate. / Bchoo! Tickets GOOD FOR FORTY-SIX CONTENT UOUS TRIPS. Which will be sold at rates named and on conditions stated in commuters tariff. These tickets are additional to the com¬ muter tickets heretofore on sale.. These tikets will be sold by the Union Ticket A gent at Atlanta, and are good only within the runs of commuter trains. E. R. DORSEY, General Passenger Agent. m Pm, 1 m m I mm. ’St m m K A s I m m in hi !■ p s ■; u m i m i i ■A n ■ I i mm i 1 :• m a % ■ I 1 for Infants and Children. “Castoria is so-well adapted to children that I recommend it as superior to any prescription known to me.” H. A. Aiicheb, M. D., Ill So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Thk Centaur Company, 77 Murray Street, N. Y. In the L. J. Almand House on Commerce stree, Have on hand a full line of Family Groceries, Confectioneries 9 Cigars, Snuff Tobaco, Flour, Meat, Meal. Sugar, Syrup, and all kinds of family s supplies at THE LOWEST PRICES 1 HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE. CO HIT BUG GINNING. I have the best Ginning Machinery in the County and will UfflIODR C0T10B FORTHE THIPTlETH And Guarantee Satisfaction. Thanking my friends and customers for past patronage and hoping for a continuance of the same and more too, I Re¬ main Yours to Serve, GK JP: « At Osborns Every Day. Fresh Fork, Beef, Sausage Everything in the Market line. Every kind of Canned goods to be mentioned. Flavoring ex¬ tracts etc. Oranges, Apples, Bannanas, Cocoanuts, Cabbage Turnips etc. HSg ife, {is, Flit; sii U; Units. Everything at Bottom Prices, A. B. OSBORN. y evralgic Jfersons And those troubled with nervousness resultin from care or overwork will be relieved by tak.u Brown’s ][ron Bitters . GenuiE hastrademar-. -d orosse-l ^~ ’ ” 1 wrapee 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: Lorraine— Monday September 28th Monday October 26tb, Monday No¬ vember 16th. Honey Creek— Wednesday, Sept. 30th, Wednesday Oct. 28th, Wednes¬ day November 18th. Sheffield— Tuesday Sept. 29th, Tuesday Oct. 13lb, Tuesday Novem¬ ber 16th. Balance of the time will be at my office in Conyers. W. Murdoch, D. Tax Collector. LRH.H. MTOMALD RESIDENT DENTIST CONYEK S,- GA. I hereby tender my sincere thanks my friends and customers for their liber¬ al patronage in the past and respectfully solicit a continuance of tlie same. All work guaranteed to satisfaction. Citation for Administrator ■ GEORGIA Rockdale county— in due Whereas J . S. Granade having form made application to the court of ordinary for Letters of administration on the Estate *of H. J. Ctranade late of said county deceased and I will pass up¬ on the same on the first Monday in I)e cember next. O. SeAmans. This 27th. of October 1891. Ordinary. Castoria cures Colic, Constipation, Eructation, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea. di¬ Kills Worms, gives Sleep, and promotes gestion, injurious medication. Without Will Itaaito Sheriffs ? ^ be sold before fim* door in the city of gal hours - of sale on in December next, 5 land more or less in e > • ongionally Walr e 41 - on pfMfcsS?*.. Bradford and on U Uj * G. Levied W. Sirnontonand astke'^Jtte S on fi Sigman ta issued and from E S. s] SnL ’ fv “ Rockdale the ! u ■ ^ W count? in ^ f aVo> d„-7 t,.I, E T„ a ,,„- e i Un 1. J. & W. E. irearhveii 1 Paitew Pla%SH m S£^ Co. ■ ed out by 30 1891. lo5-vv-5ts. 3 ' foltJwing to. Rockdale county and Ixm-Vr. 1 and H. Anderson; J E. blmakerjnl; dV Almand H. on the v,e-t ^ and A. Smith. mt i property acres of land, of J more A. Robinson or less levied ^ oncnfa of Rockdale nssuediromtbe county in favor ^,A j Brcs & ( o against J. A. Robins; y erty pointed out by plaintiffs w Tenants in attcia Oct. 30ih possession 1891. 139-W-5tS. bin ‘>140 dealer to send for tr catalog:;^V 1 1 agency, betake and get them for jx-'.; 8ee d J no substitute §\ ■mmr ■ d *' r 1| - r? WHY SS THE W. L. to It is a seamless feet; shoe, with no tacts or v-c -4 ij hurt the mado o£ the best fine coil, a and grade easy, than and because other manufacturer, we make more iteaua '■ , q se-.ved shoes any costing from -j ffifi 00 Hemline Hand-sewed, $i.00 to $3.00. shoe thei'vj >ts ever offered for $5.00; cqua: Urea Imported shoes which cost from $3.0 ito glv, . OO Hand-Sewed Welt Shoe, fine a ip*?* stylish, offered comfortable and durable "Vb shoe ever at this price ; same grab • tom-made shoes costing from $8.00 to $:w. ffi*> 50 Police Shoe; Farmers, Railwo! j and Letter Carriers ail wear theii,: u« seam less, smooth inside, heavy three suits, eiti sion edge. One pair will wear a year. AA wdSn DO fine calf; no better shoe ever ufordi this price; one trial will eonv.u tin* who want a shoo for comfort and service. ffiA 525 and 88.00 aud Workingman'; durable. 7b --lb >’» have ta are them very strong trial other ’ given a will wear no mate. B-u'-l ■SPUjf © 88.00 and the boys si. Jo everywhere; school si- uxjtl s a their merits, worn the by increasing sales show. on as I kdil a#8 8aa 1PC>® 83.00 Dongola, Hand-sewed stylish; equaiil Se shoes costing from very $1.00 S6.m. rsn; imported 1,allies’ 2.50, 82.00 and to 81.J5 shoe t Misses are the best flnoDongola. Stylish and dm Caution.— See that W. L. Douglas' of each shoe. naiac price are stamped on the bottom V/. L. DOUGLAS, Brockton, Lass. SOLD BY J. II. ALMAND & COMPACT aftri (tapp fllESTcEil BEDUBiiit MUNICIPAL BONDS INDUSTRIAL STOCKS' CORPORATION BONDS APPROVED BANK STOCKS CAREFULLY SELECTED TRIED, SAFE, interest,! pay ggoo —also— DESIRABLE INVESTMENT properties IN PROSPEROUS C.TiEa. FOR FULL PARTICULARS AND REFERENCE WRITE ESCHSAOH, BSoDf?HALD & © 0 , g to a p Wa»-iha!f, SI.. Yerk ‘ t LETTERtlaF JIB txrTfl ; ‘,i: v CITATION ICE TRATiON GEGRGIA !E0CKBAIE aU _ Notice is hereby given to Py>' pe . cembtr concerned 1890, that L. on h. i| Id ie - £ jS St-tstf dale ceunly, departed life and no person appliedl foil ad , tii . ot said L. n ted on the estate administration j v .. state and " court, or in the clerk of the Opener _ some other fit anc- pi -.b ' 1 . ,; publication of tbs c: tint the made to h valid objection is Given under my hand and " ! nature. 1^91- 0 Ssa-M.o'S This 20 of Oct., urdni-T Citation Rockdale For i}iSiiiissioii_ wjntv^i^. GEORGIA. Whereas, W . N. > ^MeKnigD Uc n - tor of the Estate ot B. • * the court rr SiMMSS&bo ;-ite «» should not be discharged from minisiration and Becewe - e .-jrV mission 1S9-2. on the first Monday. This 27th of Oct roQ1 I891. Children Cry fo r Pitcher’s Castor
