Hale's weekly. (Conyers, Ga.) 1892-1895, September 10, 1892, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextGqJ 1 jsfevvS. ^. y prepared to lend r.n, T is Rockdale ^improve. farms in counties on five years ^toa !tbe of six pei' cent iow rate jroifl- See him. COAL. the best. The country f a gents selling all kinds ^-ade , price, coal at any want the best coal you J P Tilly. 'bout the fatted calf ? how a* ibis year will be $1.02 on faked- I h c. Guinn of Covington L in the city, Lain would be benilicial to and turnips & p- M. Aim and &Co. rou good geans at 25 j per ip. M. Almand sell ladies Lots at 25c. Lyd Ogletree visited in Cov ,t Sunday. B. Almand went over to sis week on business. Ikes is having her house fa D. M. Almund k Co. e, cement, laths, lumber ies for sale. b). M. Almand & Co. "sell sheeting by the bolt at id jvioi'B of the IStli Ga regi hneet in Cartersviile Sept. klh Mcdonald is hei e on |[rs.C. M. Taylor. fuleia Elder, of Sunnyside jty, tbe guest of Miss ted Lula Ogletrec. r l '. M. Almand & C o. have I line of fall and winter Lieties. 3 D. M. Aimand aud Co A‘e, matress, cbtirs, etc PP mul says that you can ter !,nd live t« o days in i easily. l A dl- Almandand Co- has of Gainsville shoes, all 1 prices: also a good stock a 25 j up to $4.00. ptte hied A!aiand and nr. Lithonia t his week pri N?y Johusoc, last visited nr. week.—Lithon Almand returned from kd woo! y ” west last P'^d, ike all other way N> rode the “ bumpers ’’ N h'om thence to Con- 1 c ass car. r jtu iust. a presbyrfcery rR eveiends H. F. Bach h [ha - ftEd J. F. Wadis r Paper imon Mills — ; f Birmingham last ' ha at 1 o'clock and home, he was never his life. Re says it K a rideiag and that P whether he could had he not been en f y'^gtheaed by :fo.. " m is ja Rotcl ? S3 re-umed hc-r to ! ’ ''Tdacsdav, He Keeps the Best and W ill »ell to You Cheap. When you want to buy* gro¬ canned goods of any candies or confectioneries, etc., and want goods are fresh, nice and of the quality and at prices that as low as they can possibly sold, you can had no place superior to the store of Mr. N. T Street on Commerce street. He polite, Ire’s clever and he is honest and your child can buy from him as well as yourself. He deserves your patronage and will appreciate it- Cali and see him when you want goods iu his line and we will guarantee von are pleased. Men may come and men may go, 1 but those who once go to Summers 1 cash store lor oiothiug are sure to come again. Mrs. E. J. Argo is visiting rela¬ tives in Atlanta this week. Prepare for autum colds Summers New' York Rieket Store has a lovely line of hanker chiefs: Gladstone is a great leader, but he doesn't compare with Summers’ $2 shoe as a leader. The man who committed suicide because his wife bore him a girl instead of a boy, must have been hopelessly insane. The girl baby beats a boy baby ev¬ er)' time, says the Louisville Courier-Journal, and when her pa grows old she does not send him to the poor house as the boy does. Admision free at Summers' bargain house. Summers, the distriduter of low profits. Not even a remlant of high prices at Sumners’ Cash store. By the good management of our efficient ordinary, Ivvkdale county is in a magnificent condition to-dav. No county iu the state has been bet¬ ter managed, or is being managed, so far as an ordinary ia concerned, than Rockdalo, Judge Seamans knows the county, its people, and what is best for all, he is capable of attending to their affairs, and above all he is honest; This is the year for strikers; You can—you can strike a oar gain at Summers’ ou new fall clothing for men aud boys; We are glad to note that Mr. Grier Quigg is improving. You will find the post office in the Travis building on Commerce Mr. Bar to Goode has another boy ia the family. The Democratic Rally at McDon¬ ough last Tuesday was one of the biggDt ai d best. Thousands of peo pie, good speakers and a maguifieient uirmti. Old Hem vis largely demo mubt pieaaauwj V. J< < \ Lt hospital) e home of Col. C. j- Zacuiy The opening of school suggests; that a better school in economy can. be found than Ssrumerts NT' Racket Store. Read the notice of Huff Bros. IS ■.v place to-day. \ ODD'S PILLS act especially up I i Briug Us Your Cotton V e will gin as cheap a, : any - body and will guarantee as: nice sample and as good turn; out as anyone else. We earn¬ estly solicit your patronage and will greatly appreciate it. We have put all our machinery in w excellent condition, so give us a trial. HUFF BROS. AN OBITUARY. Salem Baptist church, Rockdale county, Ga., has been called to mourn the loss of oae of its ornaments and most constant members, sister Tinie Morris, wife of Air. Willie Morris. Sister Morris was bom Sept. 13, 1872, in W altou county, Ga, and was married to Mr. Morris, Jan. 2, 1889; united with the Salem Baptist church by experience and baptism, July ,25, 1887. Five years she lived a faith fu 1 , consistant and useful christaiu life. Not lost—bat only gone before, could truthfully be said of this young ehristion when her spirit took its flight, from this earth to realms of eternal bliss on July 21, 1892. The death of one so gentle—so amiable, has shed a pall of mourning over the Church. Her vacant seat remiuds us that death takes the young and beautiful as well as the aged and in¬ firm, and admoneshes us to remem¬ ber tbe Creator in the days of our youth. ^Resolved Eirst. That in the death of sister Morris, who whs just budding into young womanhood, our church has lost one of its brightest and most promising members, and while we humbly acquiesce in the wisdom o! a divine providence, we can but feel grieved when we realize that her sweet smiles and gentle voice will greet us no more on earth for¬ ever. Resolved Second. That as a church we will cherish her beautiful life and in loving reinemberance ded icate a page of our record to her memory. Resolved Third. That we tender this expression of our feelings with our tenderest sprnpa hy to her sor¬ rowing husband aud relatlvss and commend to them as a balm for their wounded hearts, Him who has prom i teed to Leal the broken in heart and bind up all their wounds. Resolved Fourth. That a copy of these resolutions be sent to her bereaved husband and that a copy be furnisned the county papers with re¬ quest to pup’ish. Adopted by ihe church iu Confer¬ ence, Aug. 27, 1892. W. N Carson, Modr. J. C. Skelton, C. 0. Committee : o. T in VI -Li), T>ti* 4 a. T? | Kent, J. B. McOoornJ, T N. Skelton, I , ' | / R ^ One Bureau One Bedstead One Washstani One Center Table j Two Cane rieat Chairs j Arid One Ladies' Rocker A.t - MACHINERY, ETC SAWMLLS --$160 TO IBoU.--- ff fl)DU TV. muh? i-! j ; tr«.> Cc ’t'*- ■ rr ^ > —AND— ■ . TEE GREAT SCUTE AMERICAN v EBra' mmmmm O & iss ’ssmzsz mm “AND Ston&ch^Liver Si Cure The Most Astonishing Medical Discovery oi the Last One Hundred Years. It is Pleasant to the Taste as the Sweetest Nectar. It is Safe and Harmless as the Purest Mitk. This wonderful Nervine Tonic has only recently been introduced into his country by the Great South American Medicine Company, and yet its rreat value a- a curative agent has long been known by the native medicinal inhab -tants of South America, v. ho rely almost wholly upon its great lower- to cure e very form of disease by which they arc overtaken. This new mid valuable South American medicine possesses powers and qualities hitherto unknown to the medical profc Non. This medicine has completely solved the problem cf the euro of Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, and diseases of the general Nervous System. It also cures all forms of failing health from whatever cause. It performs this by the Great Nervine Tonic qualities which it possesses and by its great bowels. curative No powers upon the digestive organs, the stomach, the liver and the remedy compares with this wonderfully valuable Nervine Tonic us a builder ar.d strengthener down, of constitution. the life forces of It the is also human of body real and as a great value renewer in the of a broken more permanent treatment and cure of diseases of the Lungs It than msirveloi::. any ten consumption fur rem¬ edies ever used oa this continent. i a cure nervousness of females of all ages. Ladies who are approaching the critical period known as change in life, should not fail to use this great Nervine Tonic almost constantly fur the space of two or three years. It will carry them safely over the elanger. This great strengthener and curative is of inestimable! value to the aged and infirm, because its great energizing properties will give them a new hold on life. It will add ten or fifteen years to the lives of many of those who will use a half dozen bottles of the remedy cadi year. Nervousness nnd Broken Constitution, Nervous Prostration, Debility Indigestion of and Old Age, Dyspepsia, Nervous Headache and Sick Headache, Heartburn and Sour Stomach, Female Weakness, Weight and Tenderness in Stomach, All Diseases of Women, Loss of Appetite, Nervous Chills, Dizziness Frightful and Dreams, Ringing in the Ears, Paralysis, Nervous Paroxysms and Weakness of Extremities and Nervous Choking Fainting, Impure arul Impoverished Blood, Hot Flashes, Palpitation of the Heart, Boils and Carbuncles, Mental Despondency, Scrofula, Scrofulous and Ulcers, Sleeplessness, Consumption Swelling Lungs, St. Vitus’s Dance, of the Nervousness of Females, Catarrh of the Lungs, Nervousness of Old Age, Bronchitis and Chronic Cough,'. Neuralgia, Liver Complaint, Pains in the Heart, Chronic Diarrhoea, Pains in the Back, Delicate and Scrofulous Children, _ I Failing Health. Summer Complaint of Infants. All these aud many other complaints cured by this wonderful Nervine Tonic-' NERVOUS DISEASES. As n cure for every class of Nervous Diseases, no remedy baa been abh» to corrtpare with the Nervine Tonic, which ia very pleasant and harmless ht all its effects upon the youngest child or the eldest and mos t delicate individ¬ ual. Nine-tenths of all the ailments to which the human family W.v. is there heir, is :tro dependent on nervous exhaustion and impaired blood, digestion. general of n debilityy>f nut insufficient supply of nerve food in the a state the brain, spinal marrow and nerves h the result. Starved nerves, like* starved muscles, become strong when the right kind of food in supplied, and a thousand weaknesses and ailments disappear as tho nerves recover. As tho nervous system must supply all the power by which the vital forces of that body are'carried on, it ia tho first to suffer for wart of perfect _ nutrition Ordinary food does not contain a sufficient quantify of the kind of nutriment necessary to repair tho wear our present mode of living and labor imposes upon the nerves. For this reason it becomes necessary that a nerve food ba supplied. This recent production of the Couth American Continent has Ikchf. found, by analysis, to contain the essential elements out of which nerve th.-cu is formed. This accounts for its magic po~cr to cure all forms of nervous *■ A SWORN CUPS FOR ST. VITUS’S DANCE OR GHQREA. CKAwroKrsvm.*, Isn., May 19,1>«V. been af Mr daughter, twelve years old, haU eouid not walk, oouH not talk, eouM nctswnl lo’.v anvthing but milk. 1 had to handle her - ’ i K-r ! :■; Tcinc thv ea'< cts were very mt vP-inr. i .1 three days she was rid of the nor iriU ; . .. ; . -,i bnroietBv. isuprov'-.f. Four bottles i ri K-rvhie I tlvir.lt remedy the South Air would v..e reeomwead grandest it ever dk-covered. c.nJ to every Ollc. i.ac.. »y. S. £.NSiii:;c,.an State f'f L'Aianc, ) Snbsciii-ed )/■■],■ ■»',-?/ fntinlii, fj’cra I 00 ' before this May -:hi to me L- .T. tii-s. x. I ia. vis, Notary Paolie. INDIGESTION AND DYSPEPSIA. Tne Great South American Nervine Tonic is the oalv absolutely unfiiiling remedy ever ciiscov There ' \vc HI for this uni orsal destroyer. j . o c ; . i:r ■a. jt‘ the South a of la«y nach which c«n 1 ’csist tiie wondosi-.u cu .; • • t A rM'rcan Nervine Tonic. ^ !nd„ icr s-a: cent I'.mta America.. ... *4 V .'.a iu ' - A ii'C flvo na<;uih.<c Of • ji 'i <*}j.->a*tsd Ftostiurh, In ■ 1 aud a jrar-orol Ik.fl :,jo, re.” 'viiUitwa <n lay wnole syste tr-.-U ii «<>f ft.-u’iig v.-t .. !■ • i -..isfirst bott.e of >1!;" Itaproved jho so Kiteeb. tlia • f *IJ - r' t low i.o’Ao cart K - ■• . .. v r. . ‘' y ■ ■ ■ ■ ;> i iiow procure^ this rensedy. ____ 1 . it Y. 7A wry turpi "ug rar■- - ip “ T *, y v aprcTt ’ f n its tse. 1 lecovHaaDd tUesoedir v* uil neighbors. «*• " ' ■ q ■ vi&si e? r«*3- t ft ,«jKp- .ra;, va» s, ii i J, «. i-Vih... • . ■ -i J> tS“ fe. ' 2 ■ C'iuwp*.R tsvaui, Ind., June 22, WST. Hy daughter, ckjvcu yeari/old, was severely* 1 afflicted*ith .W. Vttm’sDanceorCbom. Wa gave her tlireo and one-hall bottles or houta y vmC rican Nervine and the h completely i*c Mel 1 believe hwm cure every of St \ itus s Dance. . have kept lt m my family for two years, and oia sure it is the greatest, rcra edy Eial in the word lor Indigestion and aud Dvrb«i»'» flulia** all forms < f Xervov Disorders Ucaithiroui wcatever cause, Jowa T. Misa. State cf Tnduinn, County, 1 f ,. Montgomery ’ Subscribed audswurn to before rrc tliis Jun« 22,1857. C» as,. W. WKtc.HT Notary i'ub.ii* _ Mr;. nia A. ! I to ta* rt.y.o "■ u-n ■ •' »• .-a <>■■<<• iA-vioo Tech" :■ v,t completely auii j.h.a :r«i. i.; , i :*•. -• iJ c./itril: 5 «;'7 ■ /i: • • . m * 'An JO t * L r f Ot (;i»n.V J )) >tU,: a Vi /.t»aoin.i.i)eu Landed 1 y, just n «ioiir I bpryc® ro.^ii o f!:3 v.isrViB Ltjil coi;tinned ilab ,or liS R!7. nd cm erf?rely , ! end. ... It ^cy-yu-ta . ; ;Vi y id liervSS* i a y. *■- out :>h un i luno.s i have ever seen. would net bav sivou Ltrou^u tut a iiiv^r ' I not free tred this remedy. Kv customers sea; v. hat it f. c . - f f r me and ^uy it eagerly, it gives ?/ •a. • • 1:fact!on.” .