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About Hale's weekly. (Conyers, Ga.) 1892-1895 | View Entire Issue (April 30, 1892)
KNOW HIM BY SIGHT. Cor, Enkrpihe. Hon. W. JL. Most of us know Jeek of the county of Rock i’ale. To those who do not, we «'esire to say, tnat he is a very t-ocial and clever man. He has 1 ©presented his county in. the legislature and once served i his district in the state senate. «)f course he has never been ac¬ cused of possessing an overa¬ bundance of wisdom, and ought not to be blamed for being a little weak at times, in the up¬ per-story, for this is a misfor¬ tune rather than a fault—and should be pardoned rather than condemned. At present he is proudly posing as one of the selfconstituted leaders of a peculiar organization known as theTeoples Party, and the frisky way in whtc.h he prance around, reminds his former Democratic brethren of a very small boy riding a stick horse, three weeks after the cicus has pulled up stakes and departed. The Col¬ onel has ever been our friend and we cannot find bile enough on our ‘liver, or, gall sufficient in our heart, to abuse and vilify him becaui je chances to get turned upside down andjis being bewitched away from the cherished traditions and time honored principles of the dear old Democratic party which has alwaas and at all times been the advocate and champion of right andjjustic between man and man—whose watchwt rd and battle-cry for almost a cen¬ tury has been, “Equal rights to all, and special privileges to none. Col. Peek very eroueoesly imag. ines that he is a forcible speaker a great and important person¬ age charity demands tnat he be permitted to labor a litlle while longer under this fascinating HaPueination, for it him feel gooj, does no one any harm, and deceives nobody. In a recent interview publish¬ ed in the Atlanta Constitution, Col. R. T. Nesbitt, Commission¬ er of Agriculture, urged upon our farmers the necessity of reducing the acreage in cotton, audjof adopting the best meth¬ ods to make their farms self sustaining. He advised them to put in ample provision crop,and thus insure our surplus at home. Also to plant renovating crop of peas, clover and grass. Col. Nesbitt stated with emphasis the cost of cotton as a crop was far beyond the price received for it, and, illustrating with the figures of the experi¬ ment Station and Col. Corput’s experience as published in the Southern Cultitvator, he pointed out that not only must there be a reduction of acreage' hut by careful preparation and upbuil¬ ding of the land, a reduction of the land, a reduction of the cost of making might also, in time, be effected, That the Commissioner should be criticised for giving such timely advice seems strange ,yet in some quartern a determined effort has been made to miscon sture and misrepresent his posi¬ tion on this question. To us it seems right and proper that the experience of successful farmers and the world. Indeed, we undersand that the Agricultural Department is required by law to publish the latter. Commenting on this the Ma con Telegraph says: “Col. Cor put’s experience ought not have a particle of influence on the price of cotton, now or in the immediate future, but it v Ought , , to . . be great , value to the a termers of the South for the tewpn it teaches.” It would seem that the reduc¬ ed acreage and the falling off in the use of commerscial fertilizers has had some effect on the mar¬ ket, for notwithstanding the larg surplus on hand, cotton has advanced £ of a cent in the last month, with an upward tendecy in futures. In another column appe >rs resolutions from Mt. Zion Alliance endorsing Col. Nesbitt. ®oe© © © ©© © © The malleat PU 1 In tha W orld! A from Why Dyspepsia do and you Blek-Headaeha, suffer “ rendering life miserable, when the © remedy is »t yonr hand 7 © TUTTS •Tiny Liver Pills Afrlll Q ipeedlty remove mil this trouble, enable you to Mt and digest your food, prevent headache which and Impart have an V enjoyment of life to yon been a stranger. Dose email I# Price* Kef. 15 cents. Office, 90 Park Place, p* fllOH-AKKM ft 1 ” * 1 h •it/ An Consumption old physician, retired Cured. from practice, having had placed in his hands by an East India mi sionary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and permanent cure of Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma and all throat and Lung Affections, also a Debi¬ posi¬ tive nmi riuiicai cure lor rservous lity and all Nervous Complaints, after having tested its wonderful curative powers in thousands of cases, lias felt it his duty fellow. to make it known to ids suffer¬ ing Actuated by this motive and a desire to relieve human suffering, I will send free of charge, to all whode sire it this recipe, in German, French or paring English, with full rcetions for pre¬ dressing ami with using. Set by mail by ad¬ stamp, naming this paper. W. A. Noyes, 820 Powers’ Block, Rochester, JN, Y . to may 9 -’ 92 . There is more Catarrh in 'bis section of the country than all other diseases puc together, and uutil the last few years was supposed to be incurable. For a great many years doctors prounced it remedies, a local disease, and constantly and prescribed local with local by fading to cure incurable. treatment, has pronounced it Science proven catarrh to be a constitutional disease, and there fore ltaU’s requires constituiional treatment Catarrh Cure, manufactured by the F, J. only Cheynoy & Co., Toledo, Ohio is constitutional cure on the mar¬ ket It is taken ieternally in doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. It acts dii rectly on the blood and mucous surfacel of the system. They offer one lmndret dollars for any case it fails to cure Send for circulars and testimonials. ®£TSold Address, F, J, Chknkt a Co, Toledo, O by druggists, 75c, Citation for Letters of Gnardianslup. GEORMA, Rockdale County. Rockdale, L. J. Almand, State of residing Georgia, in the County be appointed having ap¬ plied to and property guardian K. P. of the person of J. Born, Jr., a minor under 14 years of age, resi deut of Ellis county, Texas, this is to cite all persons concerned, to be and aj> pear at the court of Ordinary the first Monday they in May, why 1892 said and show cause, if any can, L, J. Almand should not be intrusted with the guar¬ dianship of the person and property of said J. K. R. Born. Witness my hand and signature. Lhis March 80, le-95. O. Shamans, Ordiuary. NOTICE. IK)inted I hereby the give notice that I have ap as Equalization for Rock¬ dale district; county the M. following for Lorraine E. Owens; For Honey Creek district: J. D. 8cott : for Town district: J. W. Almand andH. W. Ham¬ mock ; for Sheffield district: P. H. thereof White. and They will please themselves take due notice govern accord ingly. 3-T. O. SeAxaks, Ordinary. CITATION FOR DISMISSION geo rgia, Kocimui corarx. Whereas J. S. Grenade, Administre filed and entered on record that he has any kini ^ they ed and can, creditors, why said to show Administrator cause, if should not be discharged from the Ad SK»flfflEl?S3S O, 8 *ajus Ordinary, 1 SB #i PATENT MEDICINE, CASTORIA. ■p f. :y. *1 CASTORIA • i? - for Infants and Children. "CMtarltb so wed adapted to children that I Caatorla cares Colic, Constipation, I recommend it as superior HIT to any prescription I I Sour Stomach, piarrh®a. Eructation, known to me.” Amman, M. D„ ^ 111 So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y. | Without injurious medication. Thb CcsTAun Compaht, 77 Murray Street, V. Y. - SUMMER’S G-rsa.t I3em.©t7-es~l Sal© The rooms recently oc cupied \ f by D. Hudson IN. and Son, are being made the prettiest store rooms in the country, and after June 1st. will be occupied by the I - : :<? / i A fi n ; % 1 m m / f-' V A) m People’s Great Money Saver, And for the next 30 days we are going to sell the best selected stock of nice spring dry goods shoes and clothing ever shown in Conyers. Case after case of new goods being opened all to be Sold at some IS price rather than to move II them to the other store. SU MMERS, “How to Cure All SkinDiaeases.” MENT.” Simply apply ‘SWAYNE’S OINT N o internal medicine required Cares tetter, erzema, itch, all eruptions on the face, hands, nose, Ac., leaving the skin clear, white and healthy. It s great possessed healing by and curative powers are no other remedy. Ask your Oct. druggist ’91—6mo. for Swayne’s Ointment. 9, HO USE FOR SALE A good five room house on the South side of the railroad, near Oakland Sem¬ inary, ed known by as the Hale house is offer¬ for sale Mr. J, J. Langford ad¬ ministrator of the estate of J. W Langford, deceased. If you want a nice quiet home cheap, call on him at Almand & Langford store, Conyers Ga. He has also a fine, new double seated buggy for sale at a bargain, Call and see it. THE LADIES. The pleasant effect and perfect safety with which the ladies may use the Cal¬ ifornia liquid laxitive Syrup of Figs, under ail conditions, makes it their fav¬ orite remedy. To get the true and gen line article, look for the name of the California Fig Syrup Co., printed near the bottom of the package. THE ONLY ONE EVER PRIXTED. Can You Find the Word ? There is a 3-inch display advertise¬ ment in this paper, this week, which lias no two words alike except one word. The same is tr' r e of each new one ap¬ pearing each week, from the Dr. Harter Medicine Co. This house places a “ Crescent ” on everything they make and publish. Look lor it, send them the name of the word, and ihey will return ples Book, Beiutiful Lithographs or Sam¬ Free. SPECIAL NOTICE. The notes and accounts belonging to the estate of J. W. I angford deceased have been placed in the hands of A. M. Helms for collection. Parties must come forward at once and make settle¬ ment® or said notes and accounts will be sued, as the estate must be settled up. Kespct, 4t J J. Langford, admr. PILES! PILES! ITCHING PILES. and Symtoms—Moisture; stinging; intense itching scratching, if most allowed at night; worse by to continue tu¬ mors form, which often blee I and ulcer at<* , becoming the very sere. Swayne’s Oint¬ ment stops itching and bleeding heals ulceration, aDd in mot cases re¬ moves the tumors. At druggists, or by mail, for 50 1 eats. Dr. swayne & Son, Philadelphia. Pa. t. , 1—6m OH, WHAT A COUGH. Will you heed the warning. The signa perhaps if the cure approach of tha more terrible disease Consumption. Ask yourselves if you can affurd for the sake of caving 5w>, to run the iisk and do perience nothing for that it. We Know from ex¬ Shiloh’s Cure will cure your why cough. It neverfo.il. This explains more than a Million Bottles were sold the past year. It relieves croup and whooping cough at once. Mothers, do not be without it. Lor lame back, side or chest use Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. Sold by Dr. W. H. Lee & Son. ANSWlt HIS QUESTION. Why do so many people ve see a round us prefer to suffer and be made miserable by Indigestion, Constipation Dizziness, Loss of appetite, Coming up of the Food, Yellow Skin, when for 75c we will sell them Shiloh’s Vitalize, guaranteed & to cure them. Sold by Dr. \V. H. Lee Sou. SIIILOIl’S CATARRH REMEDY. A marvelous cure for Catarrh, Dipht heiia, With Canker mouth, and Headache. ingenious each bottle there is an natal injector fir the more succcs fill treatment of these complaints without extra Lee charge, Brice 50c. sold by Dr W H * Son. EYE-GLASSES. LVW. -✓✓.V^AVVVVVVv'vVV'AWAVvWtAAW PERFECTED k CRYSTAL LENSES i th.ok «»««. auutr Dm ntt Atari. Mi ij ■’ - -V G. W. WEAVER, has the exclusive sale of these celebra CONYERS - - - GE0GIA. KELLAM & MOORE, The only manufacturing Opticians in the South. Atlanta, Georgia, j py Peddlers are not supplied with t ie famous glasses .not supplied with PATENT MEDICINES. Aiftc* It churt, I ?*e*»«nta*«4 H *8t i »cJom to alt 4 mftrtn far wpiy. tnc linttj m*+tr all i'qvthm tumf i PATIENTS TREATE® BY MAIL. CONPIDENTUL. »- -• m i .id. .. itiutai. m W oku. Tw pwttMtan wl* « «*^ *• *•*»*. iui.r, umi ■’nenrs tsuui. micim. iu MONEY -a» i aarued at o«r 5TVW Hr* r»f w-'A, raj i.l!y and h**n**raHjr. by tli'»#p ©r ftlth-r hi. twisf -r ©Id. and in errn WralitiVa.v.l.<rrv« rhey It t». Any •^orfthrnft Wa ea« r«n d© «b© No »* ri.k. «*rk- 1©« ©an trj—m. d©v©t IT* famish yen. Birin^-r. . r. «mie* Httls esp^rtimM. from Mi to P” *■' mart *f**r • jjtfuStm, «a • f Bias BOILING *ater OR EPPs milk ) GRATEFrL-cOMFR TLNQ COCOA labelled 1-2 LB. TEN'S n A «LY. How Lost! HowR^J •1 ‘HI IC£i WDF ftUFE Rsn&wpps Gold Medal PRIZE DEBIlItt FSkav ,e * 0C?l PHYSICAL EXHAl-STED^iTAn^ 1 S B V ^ VOUTH 6 MATURE DECLINE n and WEAKNESSES pweStouL <rf MAN 1 ’"PjW.dJ gUt; h mail, 125 invaluable double pS?! ^ "J with endoreementa of the Frees and voluntary kDCFl Tlltt till testimonial, of the cured. r-i_j* ft Consultation in person or by mall 1 *1 ment. INVIOLABLE SECRrcvT^Ja The Peabody Medical In.tltut, ha, tatora, but no equal. - ir.raM. n»ny ii The Science of Life, or Self-Pr-,™.,, treasure valuable than * , more sold o £ ’ every WEAK end NERVOUS raw " be STRONG - X'dical fim m Sss HAIR TVasw BALSAM i am p A CONSUMPTIVE vou 11 Morning 1 1 Noon > Night ' i Good all the time. It removes! 1 the languor of morning, sus* ! tains the energies of noon, lulls 1 the weariness of night. flires’K 1 delicious, sparkling, appetizing, l Don't be deceived If a dealer, for tile uk< of larger profit, tells ymi some other hind I l> "just good as good genuine 1 '(is flint Hulls'. Kfllmiutm I is as as the ftrftfef*. DEARMS R«e#ewM wham all lle«*4l«fell. fUMkyF.RW *al f t 9bl Br'dn$/t *#«r York. Writ* frr b*k *!wAN Amtir Httlt fennnmlitfAwiiiMi work f«r f>», kt An;,* !'•»• Telffafj A** 1 iTniM, Sid Jus, flv»iH. pra rtiL |t1*f h'fti, *■>«? 5nfkf Mfa it»fhi»ri 'MU O’.I mhJs 'k* •*» hmuvi whm»»r fan nr*. D»»| J10 ft, day, AUcc«i, isMWfl ah«1 v»« vsfv or nil fli- time. Rif KISH#* rff, K-llur# HkHn'iwh 3KW ■tidWNfii!#rO!| 1 rinicllAUk Il.lIitlloUck Co. -•* a SO l’or linn'll Mill BUY AT HOME! If you want a Cook StoM any kind of Tinware, GOTO— They buy direct from ‘j actory and by buying them you save the Midi Man’s profit. They make it. fkj Tinware and guarantee A patronizing them you help Mi q ate ii You can get of them all H of repairs l°r stoves ; if not stock will order them ^ for you from factor}. They keep also Engine Hqairs & ^ Piping, an d will sell at U prices as Atlanta. do own wor k ^ 1 We our sell lo’wer tl enables us to those who pay clerk hire, - Come and see us I s a t ask. Respectfully, JOHNSON & ' WM _ bollma^ SrecT-ici-a gswm •»—
