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About Hale's weekly. (Conyers, Ga.) 1892-1895 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 24, 1892)
ffiaVs MX c chly, J. N. HALE, Editor OFFICIAL ORCAN OF THE COUNTY. OFFICIAL ORCAN OF THEJALLIANCE Anno t’KcisMjtNT a :—For Congress, ten j dollars; for State Senator, seven ilo'lars; j for County Oflices, five do'lars. EDITORIALS We are getting tired of the Lease System. Cholera is still giving much uneasiness to the people of New York. James H. Blount will he the next governor of Georgia—after Northon. Joe James, Livingston and Black j The grandest trio in Georgia or the South. Northen makes a good gover¬ nor for all classes. Georgia has never known a better one. Littlebilliepeek will never be governor of Georgia. It’s a little too high for his calibre. You bad as well attempt to break the backbone of the Blue Ridge as of the Georgia Democ¬ racy. The third party candidate for president is a poor Weaver. His warp is poor and filling ter¬ rible. He don’t wear well. Old Kolb has joined i„ find our P party in (he boat after the October elections. .3 have a little showing. Hon. B. M. Blackburn, our brilliant young elector for this district, was in the county yes¬ terday and made a ringing Bpoech for Democracy at the court house to a good audiuence of ladies and gentlemen Inst night. Blackburn is an speaker and a brave and honest fellow. Our people like burn. A WILD MAN AT LARGE For a wild and preposterous old humbug, candidate Peek beats anything on the records in any country under the sun. The fellow has recently l>oe8 inter viewed on tho political status in Georgia, and the wildness ^of rot given out by him almost passes belief. Here is his claim : Heannouu ces that he is-going to be elect ed Governor of Georgia by 25,. 000 majority, that the T. P, is going to elect one hundred and *» tlnrty-se • e eu « e mbeis uf t 11 the Legislature and that every C 011 gressional district in the isgoing to be carried by tho third party. No man living ever heard of a wilder, more prognostication. It shows that of two things is certain: Peek is either utter ly reckless of his statements or else he hasn’t sense enough to iieu Peek is demented. Audit isn’t a case in which much learn mg has mai t a e low mad. It is simply a case of fool for want o sense. Candidate 1 eok will not car ryhis home county. He will not likely carry a dozen conn ties out of the one hundred and thirty-seven that make up Uio State. He will bo beaten at least throe to one- There isn’t a solitary reason why he should he elected, aud there are very few people in the State of so little inte.hgence as not to know it If he were all right in his litical views, his want of would In? a eonlusivo reason in favor of voting against him. He hasn't sufficient intelligence to make a passable mayor of a one-horse town; and the idea of making out of such an old cubus a chief magistrate for a great State like Georgia 4 mg "^3 .t. * T *• ,.'vN..\ A •-> for Infants and Children. I recommend it u superior to any prcscripUoo known to me.” ll A. Auoibk, II. D., 111 So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y. The Cxstacu Compakv, 77 Murray Street, N. Y. We are in tiie market to buy Cotton Seed and we 3 vant you to call on us before you sell. We will «*' pay the very highest cash i 7 * ij i We are at Still’s uarcnou.se. i fem o. •j‘5 itll a 11(1 1 B LlfSOV. • i* September 181)2. ■■■-■ -— • ...———. ________------ V on can get j a great __ j bargain in a new sewing machine by calling on J. J. « Langford. r * a moro like a heaHlets practical joke than a sober reality.—In order to establish the fact of his deficiency hi all the attributes that go to constitute a manager look ai ti;o conchi ,n in which management -its left' the Allianc- .hr atige. But then, if he had any sense or buainof tact, he would still un¬ lit for Governor because of his political * record and principles, Ilns views asset . forth . by , his , . brief record in the Legislature, are such as do not meet the ap prova i 0 f (h e very class of peo j,| e w hich he relies for support, legislative en U ctments were never in the in terest of tl)e laboring people. He was dcstinctively the -repre sentive of the landlord as against the tenant as shown by his in troductionof what is known as the “ Peek Slavery bill.” in the Lesislatme Legislatuie n 01 f which which hp he was wa. a a No intelligent man a reeoi . a of that 80rt WO uld jj ave effrontery to go before the people, and ask-the sufferages j th(J t enant aud laboring class }Vok does ifc on thc princi- j pl e that “ fools rush ill where j al) gels fear to tread.” . g ufc i{ tbis wb jt e . e yeO old olutione3t won , from aU these | . , , . ! H^ai principles 1S wliilh lie is ^ J| voca l EliglliuV’of ^>« " onid be hoth° sufficient,, .' t e mces The political schemes advocated I by hjm are S() wild> urational and revolutionary as to make it' impogsible fol . him to ,, ol] a lalge vote m thc ytate.-Sjmrta , , ... >,Ua -----®:--- Mr. Weaver. ■ ~ “ ’' . . t ! eav °‘ “ !0 n0,ni " 00 0 ae ' 1 “ . u ar J* ,K 1 lVbldent ’ e , di C Hirgi 1 t yuig 10 ' .de the bo-th aau get our peo l ,k ‘ Wvote !ut ' huu ' Hoie ! s what ho said about the people ■ who conu' ised the Democratic a,t -3 ^ ua, V' («. «. 10.11 an. non l lu lu ’ ' l "- 1 "’ u,t c,,, o r ‘ ot i ojoufiist, L— <o«r citizens ou tb«- Sarpvt-ssiou >■* .... .. : t;)f foi tLe pilloly up . Jt8 . dem^ciuUu ,>aip.*edU*.wering 'his u-ju ar. . : . .1 *-tu* y es ubU-Ulug human »Lw-»y.U<u. J. B <• .aver, at Ad-k, I >wa, July Is, is6e. KjUg Wonogj give8 ^nep, and promotes di¬ Without j^Oation, injurious medication. “Hero we have the old fight over again. The Confederate Democracy, North and South, in which the infa¬ mous copperhead division of Iowa appears, are again contorting v>ith Grant for (lie salty cf the Union. As at Donation, he proposes 10 'move j on their wort a at once,' and (here is no escape for this rank, traitorous hard except in another surrender. Charge on them fellow republican^ and spare not one, not even a road euporvisor, from total political ann delation, - Gen. J. B Weaver, at Bloomfield> Iow8> gept . 4 - is 68 . Aad theso men ( the Democrats) appear and ask for your surport. They should come on bended knees asking forgiyeness for the unspeak able crimes they have they have committed and the wretched miseries the v havo ir,f icted u P on our - B. Weaver, at Fairfield Iow "’ bept L ’ 1,7L ’ “ The rccord of tLe Republican P«*y appeals to the candid judge ,neDlof .f me " nm “ pe “ ba ble ! th<it . t 8 ' lve > P ei ' a P 8 ' 11 waa 100 ieuie “ w ith the leading democratic conspi ratol . 8 . The same old gang, save ihose who were shot or hung, are again conspiring to get post-ssion of the Goverment next year.’- Gen. J. B Weaver at Keokuk. Iowa, Sept- 16 187 '• “No Republican can ever, under any circumstances, have any part or ll}t with the bungiy, relic,lious, man hati "^ 'voman sediug g a „g corpo rated under the name of democracy, w,ui« ry of civilized man and solitly now and hi t“e^« has represented. —Gen. J. B. W caver, at Oskaloosa, Sept 26. 1869. “ We know that its (the democra cy s) avts comprise murder, treason, thvft arson, fraud, perjury, and all cames posseile for au orgamz.tiou to vonoive at. Gen. J. B. Weaver, at Broomfield, lowe, Sep>. .<.6,1869. You nmv In able to vote for Talliaferro aud you may bo able to vote for Peek, bat how any ^ an caa vote fjr is ; t om . uaderetaudin g. # tiring I'sYitiir ( iitton We will gin as cheap a 2 any¬ body and will guarantee as nice sample ami as good turn ou j as anyone else We estlv solicit your patronage and .will greatly appreciate it. 33 e have put all our machinery in excellent condition, so give us a trial, HUFF BROS. THE CHEAPEST a.NB msw IMS&M4WCB. Y0URS70CK. gftTUr. Joe W. Wright is agent for the Southern Livestock Insurance Co., of Georgia, the only one in the Southern Sta«es, ana he is now ready to insnro your horses. The rates are low enough without to e in the reach of all. No farmer with good stock can afford to be insurance. LIVES. INSURE TO UR is also ajent for the famous Mutual Reserve Fund Life As* soaiaiion of New York, one of the most reliable companies in existence and the cheapest in the world. The rates are so low that anybody Ga., can carry a few thousand dollars. Call on or address hun at Conyers, before you insure.* PIANOS, ORGANS, ETC. MILES & STIFF, PIT GJE I GKA DE I'iANOS JNDOKGANS, 21 MARETTA, AND 28, 30 AND 32 N. BROAD STREET ATLANTA, GEORGIA. __ _ —. "CT^ - , Messrs. Miles k Stiff show in their magnificent Piano Par¬ lor by far the most complete and best line of Pianos and Or¬ gans to be found in the South, consisting of such well known and lime-tried instruments as the HAZELTON BROS., BEHR BROS. JAMES M. STARR A. B. CHASE, PEASE & CO., And the celebrated Packard Organs, Those contemplating the purchase of a piano or organ are invited to "nvestigate both the quality of the instruments, the price, and terms and it it will be found that their prices are ully 20 per cent, lower, the lasting and tonal qualities consid *ered, that ara offered by any other first-class house, It will cost nothing to investigate this, and may be the means of sav¬ ing $25.00 or 50 dollars. <X -> • g ZTT7 MILES & STIFF, 21 MARIETTA AND 28, 30 AND 32 N. BROAD STREETS, ATLANTA, GEORGIA - <X -gy~Bp— 2£__ Ia- L/. OUK-FUSJ - , Hepresentative CONYERS, GEORGIA HAVERTY’S 8 n ■I ii u FOR SEPTEMBER. “BIG SALES AND SMALL PROFITS” IS HIS MOTTO. PARLOR, 15 FT) ROOM, DINING ROOM, KITCHEN AND HALI, FURNITURE -AT LOWEST - PRICES - IN - ATLANTA. Ladies’ Desks, Wardrobes, Chiffoniers, Combination Book Cases, Roll and Flat-Top Desks and other Furniture AT COST. Rattan and Fancy Chairs, Lounges and Cots, Feather Pil¬ lows, Mattresses, Lawn and Veranda Chairs, AT SUMMER PRICES. Furniture Polish furnished with our Furniture. Don't forget the place. Place your orders 3 vith us, and we wil1 P leflSC 5 '° U wUh Q °°?_*'* n * MVe ^° U 25 P er cent - “ THE CHEAPEST FURNITURE MAN SOUTH - 77 33 T bitehali aud 64 South Broad Street, Ada uta, Georgia MALLARY BROS& CO MACON, GA. DROP I S A I.1N>: AND GET ESTIMATES OS GINS, PRESSES, BOILERS, SAW & GRIST avCXULS, OP. ANYTHING IN THE ; Lln.er 3 r Lins. A POSTAL CARD TO US MIGHT SAVE Y'OU CON SI PER \ BLE MONEY. TRY IT. i Mallary Bio’s & Co « - ^Slacon Ga. BSi-Moiition this paper when you write. Wfff h? \ trazkatand so s «-i*> .-».-» 6 r*ti, w.,.. A { \i.v ..*Y ?/«“ ^... Ijgj -%J _ ? <; • -- ; • •. 0 pri. . • Tie mm mnz,^msms S|<ii)c|<irc| vitsl} ! wss^^ t (Patented in United States ar t C auivla.t la ;. / Tactic*! XatUia, J tot: Z Practical ’* r*%. B w r “SSSisli IrS tzsl PlilL-. ; n ft . • »fff§ '-'■-f a careless man c a -vh?i •«sas*«s*5S For full partieiilaraaddress. B T A. A 3D A !<. D M I- ' & . CO. EAST STROUCSBL'SC, PA. Square Pianos m iiJia iil ARE GOING • H«hp38RS ....... Out of Style last. sirs? We sWii ‘KteftS probably never bo able to lSSS$!!fi &' <>t|jSS2 c-r no marketable ...... vales. j LET If YOUR contcmtilate <anplat*c!iar.,niif[ UPRIGHT cbar.irinfif OR se=od e«d GRAND oeepoatalrcrd. postal NOW; sP • ;(, UlyP* 'C-'tl; If yoq you cm 8 iis a citru. , Wo wiii ge. d printed quastior.i ab. x ntVie ap Uia aid cddpiauu, pianu, " ,. . end from rc:.r euawers we can eataaiate estimate lu Us raiae value fob ~ - ~~w ~-. "-' •iv B:i ivoU as If we MW it. FWPricee low for flrebclfus pienos. ' v "~ Z} C^'Ore to d years to complete payment. i> - 7 - v;, f;i ordera subject to anpravai. - . c. WYoa keep your ok( piano siil you approve the new. 8110 bO„H3tiiHiii gs „ Masonkl, 1 msjM «■■■ MB I QQ THE BEST R1DIH6P if’ %l 91 JC.r.33 THE BEST LOOKING Ik v> THE STH3H8EST BUILT This io e spe¬ Ever before offered. cial offer. We * * * * * * i/F sell them at this price to In¬ /^Rtblwti j troduce them, ElipticSpJ regular price Is Piano $ 75 . 00 , # g-A!.L,t upfioisienil WHOLESALE MAMUFAC-yC WE ARE 4 1 ^ ssa H __=s, r. i? P rote ^ •" Three or H bow top, Either wide or nan /W 5 IN' track, We would also furrilthCod a/* AVy.'' AZ body In wises of f*iano body If desired. * slSw v— r umi -**+**■ ^wteiuua, j.*s:a;a f> Muwane < ^ !ijp ..Jr Sor.d for Catalogue. Kami'.'i—*..,rri-■■jprjMf ■um h, Pi uaiLal Instruction, G. • Lee' to r»0hiti(-n3 I igitaiai (i .v'-' lu - .STHMALINISHfiargiio..^ ’ffBlrkiiOT iSflESISf! AST -laiMATES «d DESTB9YS «h» S I t If*j ll 11 oisow.aiis wECiFicnd ^ r months oi t*«raiment, nor anv cla i - Iran or nonsense r< oorlrd to. *> * ca *L ne suffering’ from Asthma to TE1 A PS'W X>Q$T,S of Aethmaiene. 'mwmmmM SEND mad s your name on a postal card and we will nough of Dr. Taft's Asthmalece to 'Low its power over the dis¬ ease, stop the spasms and give <, >c ight’s rest, and pi'SVC to you n a t £ e r howt bad 3 rour ' case < : it ‘ fN^SLIME SAM CURE “ “T • ISiHSKA- «,« . . and you need no Ion; your business or sit in a c. - rafDtng for breath for fear of s r- oi,. Send us vour fiill nw^JJJS , CO., MCSW iddress on a postal card. THE OR. TAFT BROS., ME 0 ICME ' -r (© y - TW OP SERIES COFFEE CULTURE. _W WATCH F04 a OF PICTURES REPRESENTING / '■^1 mm , ApSlLl __ liSil - 3 ■' ‘ VJ- ‘V s VO » Hi mr^W- m * ■n-nrTTnnimmt - -'-fis&li m 'ii - *■'“ P^ins WMf&MimmM. _=— HASE 1 - 2 ^‘-%'TmrobN' & A ^ ° Eg --cor- SCENE ON i t-.-FEE ,0 -led PLANTATION By—-— C Unnu- O REPUTA.iO- „ « OUR CCFFeES HAVE A MATIOSAL CROWN. * THE FIKE5T ea4 a?fe°hn A ?i?;y -^ VBgci $& CRUSADE BIiENZ^ paclcad vrbojs roasted (usgroum' -- - - • L,L. r .iejOo a %aa * TEST FBEF, N opportunity receipt c- -r'.-.nc our fstoout r 'ZZ _J-- r< ic_r. s P free o< 1 o-'-ca 1 —i . st&.-ap.-i of 7 Sen c >- . Brand ~jj_ , m.VSS o'j ;u< :’ a pound BBSIHESS . C 13 ASR £ SANliOSN. CT r.tOAU r-T., VyUi_ mmm fgfelsOSSia 1 e.rough ’ nvvaees time j>vL6f ^y' r \ ' ' -If oi study a-. P#0S t. AMOS. WA an ;
