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,sBO£ s - fattSSfro-* 1 ^ S> lull* 5?s %% V B?“‘ III |i s - s” 0, III 1| -3 Is WHIP S - II | 11' S I T II K^lit “I § If? % a 1 si tf w ^ \ \ s = Ul tr _ O H LJ O oo ll. Efr- rv. OO UUI to - 5 »* I fc * 5 m 'Si t V V % Live [WEAVER f sale of these celebra iS -GEOGIA. UM & MOORE, hf&ctnring Opticians in ktlatitn, [are Georgia. supplied with not IssHs.uot supplied with L ISE-'S COLLEGE. Worr's m.s Cof/rr/r L GA. • • 24th YEAR, led business school. BookJ Ehorthand taught by ex- Hales * • • . YOL, X. NUMBER 16. SUMMERS BROS. GRAND REMOVAL, SALE. - £r U mJtm - w O’ •> -s S 9 -N 'X- 3- Fellovy Citizens ! I come to say that them •/ Summers boys down on Center street, are doing the business of Conyers. Everybody removal is sale. their great The fact tnat 46 months 1 old house is ready with to “ lances ” measure 30 year old homes speaks FRS. Imirl I f™. ST I I VIM i] It is said that the llx';.,':‘zJeS re- 1 fuse to fuse with Post & Co. Thereis danger of black ‘ no isupremacy yet awhile. 1 ‘ The people of Rockdale will ‘ always be found true to the 3 ‘best interest of the South. 1 Peek is to be the third party candinate for governor. Anoth- . er lamb to be slaughtered. 1 ‘ ‘ville, T: ler will Peeples,‘ be a democratic of Lawrence-i can—‘ didate for congress. He is one ‘ of the best men in Georgia. } Some parties laCk brains, some ‘ principles; some, like the third{ party, If you lack hear both. a man say that a 1 l majority of the farmers of this ‘ county are against the Demos-7 racy you can put him down asl an enemy to the truth. I A year or so ago a third par- i ty crank said to a democrat, “ go 05 ; you smell like a nig ger ; you stink! ” Wonder who 1 stinks now ? ‘ Third partyites are handing 1 out circulars to negroes asking them to come to the speaking and to bring their wives and children and enjoy the basket dinner. This is being done in our county and by the most. prominent leader among them. The Covington Democratic Mass meeting passe-.1 resolutions Pledgeing fealty to ti 0 Demo ocratic party and its 1. ,~:.iinees; also resolutions asking that the Ocala demands be considered and adopted by the National convention. When Gordon and Black and Hammond and Blount and oth er grand old Georgians come and speak to the people, Infidel Post and his gang will vanish. CONYERS, GEORGIA, SATURDAY MAY 14, 1892 Water Loo Peek wants to be governor. There are a hundred thousand men in Georgia better qualified. , The Democrats of Oconee county declare . that the old county will remain true to De mocracy. This is good news, indeed, especially after so much boasting of the Third party that they carried Oconee in their pockets. If every county in Georgia was as well organized as J ack- 1 there would be no Third ‘ son party in Georgia long. Thirteen 1 1 Democratic clubs, one in each Militia District, and they meet once a week. N 0 man, after consideratiozi—look-i giving the third party full ing into it thourghly and then still continues to advocate it, has not a drop of patriotic blood in‘ i his veins ;he is unloyal to any cause; is wanting of consistency Y and is a anarchist-Exchange thinks there is 1 Senator Teller some prospect of an interna— tional monetary conference being held, but the time and place are very indefinite, to his mind. On the subject he is quot ed as saying: “The truth is, Eng land desiers the United States to declare for bimetallism first. thinking she might be able to obtain some kind of an advan tage. France is all right and favors bimetallism, but as to how Germany would go in the matter I am not certain. It is only a question of time, howev er, when England Will declare i in favor of bimetallisn'..” The i Washington correspondent of i the l’hiladelphia Ledger says he . has information that five Euro i pean countries have consented ito ence, participate and that in this such government a confer [has issued formal invitations. . i f-r * J^y - \ C T 'ju- j ■»“ fee We move June the 1st. Summers Bros. V Er SB Si « c m M t i t \ iW-'f/ i iim We are not the oldest house in Conyers, neither are we the deadest. Summers Bros. PRICE 1 00 A YEAR ■: ■ -1 *n —/m liptgf Jiv b-mO i f 'jfT 3 fed * , /A & I This man was scared into fits when he heard of SUMMERS BROS. Low Brices and removal sale. (§);0 i. © i >v z f. ^ E irr2**~“ - Buy from men of Enterprise. and of ours is in the balance; the prosperity of your families and of ours is to be deter mined by the contest. We can-‘ not afford to divide in this time of peril. Division means the re turn of Republicanism and the negro to power. God pity us if by our actions we should ever accomplish such an end. Let us all unite for the com mon good, and in the spirit of our Master live in peace and harmony with each other. “Be hold how good and how pleas— ant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity.” “A house divided against itself cannot stand.” These are the two mottos, which will we take ? Brothers, come back! We will meet you half way and welcome your return, amitting all our faults, and together we will buckle on the armor and by the help of the Almighty One will yet win the victory.— ,Athens Banner. The great Baptist Convention has adjourned to meet in N ash ville, next year. i It is now almost certain that , Georgia will be against both Hill l I and Cleveland. The delegates from Rockdale are almost to a i man in favor of a Western man 1 ‘ for president. It is fully realized by the in tellegent element of people that the third party will bring about i negro supremacy, a thing thati will never be tolerated in our1 dear old Southland so long as ; the sun doth shine. And it has been proven beyound any pension ques tion of doubt that the plank is in it. Does it not take 1 very rotten material to consti— tute a man that advocates ne gro supremacy; the taxing of the Southern people to pay a pension to Yankee soldiers. 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