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About Hale's weekly. (Conyers, Ga.) 1892-1895 | View Entire Issue (April 16, 1892)
33 a Vs U(Ucehhj J.N. HALE, Editor. OFF CIAL CRAN OF THE COUNTY. OFFICIAL ORAN OF THE ALL IANGE Covington should be proud of her two-newspapers. They are sticking square to Democracy and the people. Mr. Remsen Crawford, a bright young juournalist, was down for The Constitution last Sat¬ urday. There will be but little oppo¬ sition to our State officers. They are mostly good men and the people know it. A number of gentlemen came upisom Covington to the speak mg.. Among others brother Si Hawkins and brother Jim An¬ derson, iGoorgia has a governor of whom she is proud. Able hon¬ est, open, manly, brave—he de¬ spises tlie very appearance of rottenness and deceit. The farmers, many of the m, started oil with the third party agitators, [were not to blame and decided by men in whom they hadjconfidence and thought were honest. Post refused to meet Living¬ ston at Douglasville and run, like the coward that ho is. Dunghills wont stand steel. We havo a cartoon of Livingston af¬ ter the rascals on our front page. We publish on our first page an account of the speaking on Saturday, last. It was a grand victory for the Democracy and for the Alliance and proved tbo leaders of the third party to bo a lot ‘‘dunghills.” Livingston, to-day, is doing as much for the Democracy as man fn the blade, and yet there are some who continue to knife him in the back. These same fellows say the Alliance men of Georgia belong to the third party and should all go with it. It will never be so. . t ____ Speaking of the meeting last Saturday the Alliance Farmer says : “ Four-fifths of the peo¬ ple wero against Livingston. ” In another place it says: “ How long wall our people support newspapers that are so unfair and unjust in their reports of meetings in which the people are interested.” Comment is unnecessary. Thirty-four delegates, repre¬ senting the alliance of this county met here last Saturday During tlio session resolutions were offered endorsing the St. LouyWatform. Col. Livings¬ ton asked that action be defer ed untill lifter his speech to the people in the afternoon. The third party agitator said no ; act at once. The vote was ta ceu and 10 voted for the reso lution, 0 against and 12 didn’t vote, showing that less than a majority voted for the resolu¬ tion. After Col. Livingston spoke 9 of those who had voted for the resolution came up and told him that they were against it; that they had been lied to and deceived. So you see that of the 34 delegates only 7 were left last Saturday who were in favor of the pension plank. Now, why did the third party agitators refuse to wait until Livington spoke to put the res olution to a test? Because they knew he would expose their deception and the honest al liaucemen would refuse to go With them. A on may fool the people awhile but it wont last long. :Vf 0 nWL, mi X l'.\ X i i ! y, f,\ l uk s, ■ # I ; SOUR ifPES! With envious eyes some of competitors look at our crowded S'ore and brisk business, yet they say : Oh ! it doesn’t amount any thing, AND Summers Bros, are simply sell ing at a loss to give a false ap¬ pearance of trade, If would only take our advice and lower their prices on some their goods the y would find out the fallacy of sour grap es. H owever, if the public continue to pour into our they will find us the same all alike, ready to oblige and willing to be reasonable and fair. m v IW ! ’ ;l u. Q c • t \ L ■ * ' jagg ft '• COME UNTO US AH ye that me weary and foot¬ sore and you will find relief at the the following prices:— 1 case yard wide Bleaching 0c-, others pay 8c. 5 cases Job Shoes worth from to 81.50, your choice for We can show more shoes than two houses in the county, will save you at least 25 cent. Another case of fine dress just received. 5 papers Sharps andbetweens for 5c. 5 papers good pins for 5c. 2,500 tooth picks for 5c. 1,300 yds. Spring Prints at 5c. 200 white aprpns, beauties si?- W r T| - % y vrpf & Mi Ex'-' \ We are crowded—come and help us. SUMMERS BROTHERS. NOTICE. I will be in CONYERS the first Sat¬ urday in each month. Patients desiring to see me will find me at the Drug Store of Dr. W. U. LEE & SON. Dr. L. G. BRANTLEY. BANK PIPE ABO RESTAURANT, Under Gato City Bank, Cor. Ala. and Pry or St#., Atlanta, Ga. fine old pennsylv axia rye and KENTUCKY SOUK MASH WHIS¬ KIES A SPECIALTY. Fin - Imported and Domestic Cigars. Jno, P. Buckale w Proprietor, I* ‘TF-NT 'LET IC'NK, CATfO! IA. e53MBEMaBMRBB3BBI aw*. -A? % 1 • „* m Sf7i 0] If m i ff : 4 iff , , ; pk* fsl for infants and Children. “Castorlaisso well adapted to children that E 6 CastcHa cure3 Colic, Constipation, Irecommend itassuperior to any prescription Sour Stomach, Biarrhcea, Eructation, , known to . me.” „ II. TT A. . Archer, . BI. „ ta D., I 1 Kails Worms, gives sleep, and promotes di crwi-ion 111 So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N, Y. j Without injurious medication. Tub Centaur Company, 77 Murray Street, N. Y. FURNITURE. M. HAVERTY’S --GRAND FURNITURE SALE. $20,000WORTH OF FURNITURE Put on my floors for this month, and must be sold in the next sixty days regardless of prices. Commencing .Monday, January 18, special prices and inducements offered in parlor, bedroom, dining ;md kitchen furniture. Prices away down. 1,00D choirs in walnut, oak and XVI century, will close out cheap. Some very handsome bed lounges, ladies’ d< sks, folding beds, chiffoniers, roll-top desks and chairs to match at 25 per cent reduction on Urnur prices. Pictures and easey at, cost. Wardrobs, in plate glass and wood fronts, very cheap. Rattan chairs and couches at your own price. Mattresses, springs, pillows and sham bolsters at special figures. the place. Come early, chase and make yourself comfortable Don’t forget pu 1 for the winter. SUE, Cheapest Furniture Man South, 77 Whitehall and 64 South Broad Street, Atlanta, Georgia. MILLINERY \| iss 7 duma Riley - HAS A BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF NEW 7 MILLNERY- Embracing everything that is wanted by ladies, misses, children or infants. Beautiful lira? of hats, caps, plumes, flow¬ ers and all other kinds of trimmings ; ribbons, laces, velvets, velveteens etc, etc. When you want anything in the millnery line call on her and you can get t 1 e newest and best and the lowest prices. CENTER STREET, - - - CONYERS, GA. DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, CLOTHING EOT. NOW FOR 1892 i __EKra 31rrj?[iid d- Langford cri & — CARRY A FINE LINE OF GENERAL MDSE ■LLCt-GSL..^— They return thanks to their many customers of the pas i—r and can say to them that they are prepared to again sell them good goods on goods terms. Call and see them. - -^<b >gy-F=v— - Almand & Langford,] Conyers, Ga. 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