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P. TILLEY.
agent.
OAL.
tot. The country
i selling all kinds
g coal at any price.
Tvaut the best coa
J P Tilley.
1 j ]\ r 6V?S
D g ° Hood.
le r ate in all things.
L week is Christmas
McKnight visited
.
iinday.
lie employer oppre
or from his employe
Lnt socks, just drop
j Cain,
rossley, of Lithonia,
this week.
us, no doubt, is a
le man we think a
vardlaw, of Atlanta,
on a visit to his
Sunday.
-an go through the
>ut getting sort of an
either good or bad.
j. Dabney has moved
»use just vacated by
ludson.
lldu’t fail to go out
l entertainment next
it,
ber [g who makes a
out of his farm
access,
jsaparilla ventive of the Gi'ip
has grovvu
lavor. It fortifies the
p purifies the blood,
lere 90 votes polled at
p precint last Satur
[othrr-preciucts have
eavd from yet.
[ 9o deluded as to con
idea that a printer
d manuscript written
toil,
he of our subsoi’ibers,
in areas for Hale’s
jindly bring us a load
| Worth while to worry
condition of the mar
you have something
>dy in Rockdale coun
without fail, be pres
Institute next Friday
'en pray a minute and
tour; others work a
id pray an hour. Cali
Inner before dealing
Rf lf lad, why leave a
e au d luxuriant home
;?'y° L>tct,/ ’ viafe tho^d P areuts untold -
0 r
•uld
M j lsc Pssion .fe? his
collaf?4H
i down low
to tell my
1 was as red
turkey cock
mi at was thi
I frequent!
I I in U-ua^fl iflH
A j
Bring us some wood.
Christmas almost here.
House rent is high in Conyers
The paint brush is being right
smartly applied.
Austin will be our next sher¬
iff ; mark the prediction.
The legislature adjourns to
day.
Mrs. Mamie Shaver visited in
Atlanta this week.
The grandest happening of
the season—the entertainment
Quite a number went over to
see uncle Berry Almand’s calf
last Sunday.
Elder M. E. Hurst preached a
very fine sermon at the Primi¬
tive church last Sunday night.
sir. Poke Lester, of Walton
county, visited Mr. J. F. Almand
this week.
Mr. John Robinson, of New¬
ton county, visited in the city
this week,
There was quite an enjoyable
sociable at Mr. M. F. Dabney’s
last Wednesday evening.
Money cannot buy a monu¬
ment that will keep an unworth
ly man from being forgotten.
Sheriff Austin is one of the
best fellows in the whole coun
try.
Judging from present indica¬
tions the weather will be very
unfavorable Christmas.
Ladies don’t fail to examine
our line of nolions before buy¬
ing. G. W, & A- P. Cain.
Miss Dora Holiigsworth re¬
turned home this week from an
extended visit to relatives in
Atlanta.
Mrs. Mary Farmer, of Cov¬
ington, visited her parents, Mr.
and virs. J. W. Farmer, this
week.
Henry Austin woke up evexy
body on Decatur street the oth¬
er night singing ta-ia-boom-de
ay. Henry is one of that 40.
There are 40 children on De¬
catur street from the court
house down to the first rail road
crossing, a distance of about 200
yards. They make a fellow
feel most delightful when they
all get out on the street together
aixd set up a simultaneous howl.
On last Sunday morning, Mrs.
W. T. Shipley, of Harlem, Ga.,
and a former resident of Con¬
yers, died. The remains were
brought here for onterment in
the Rockdale Cemetery Mon¬
day. The funeral services were
held at the Baptist church at
this place and was conducted
by Rev. J. M. Brittian, of At¬
lanta. She has a large concourse
of relatives and fi'iends who
mourn her death.
Last Wednesday evening at
7 o’clock, at the home of the
bride’s parents, Rev. E. M.
Hooten officiating, Miss Wood -
ie Hardin and Mr. Egbert Smith
were hapily united in marriage.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. W. Hardin, one of our most
highly esteemed citizens, and is
a very pretty and accomplished
young woman. Mr. Smith i3 a
very popular and successful
young man. After the ceremo
ny an elaborate reception was
by the brid’s parents.
They have the congratulations
Mersre w ’Tends.
summer, uiMUai
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AnEntertainieni.
The Entertainment to Be
Given by tile Conyers In¬
stitute next Friday
Night Will Certainly Be a
Magnificent Affair.
ADMISSION 15 AND 25 CENTS ONLY.
TO SEE THE SCENERY ALONE IS WELL
WORTH THE ADMISSION FEE.
Nest Friday night ike Conyes
Institute will give the beautiful op¬
eretta, Red Riding Hood The s o
ry runs as follows: Red Riding
Hood is sent by her mamma tx 'car¬
ry a basket of goodies to grandma
aud is warned not to linger by the
way. She start) off but soon the
flowers and the birds enchant her
and she stops to gather a bouquet
While she is delaying the wolf
comes al ng and asks her r. here
she is going. She tells him and he
hastens to get to grandma's cottage
first. He frightens grandma tiway
and slips into her bed and when the
little gyand-daugbter comes with her
goodieg he jumps out to eat her up
but a woodman rushes tn and saves
her.
Her playmates, in the meantime,
are happy at play when Robin biing s
the dreadful news that Red Riding
Hood has been devoured by a wo'f
Then grief L soon dispelled howev¬
er, by the return of the woodman
and Red Riding Hood. The scene
closes with a general rejoiemg by
mamtra and chi'dren and a happy
goodnight.
PERSONATION'S. McCall*.
Red Biding; Hood.........Lillian Sw sell.
Mamma.................i-illie May Helms
Woodman...........................Mr. Alin
Grandma ..............Fannie May im>.
W-lf.......... Jones.
Kobin...........................Norman An-tin.
Buttercup..................Florence Florence Tucker
Bo 6........................ Nodie Stewart
Elfte.................. 1’Kellcy.
Playmate .....................Frank <
Semi-cli”! ns of Blue Bells.
Full chorus of children.
Bertha Weaver...... ...Accompanist
No idea of the beauty of the oper¬
etta can be formed fr >m tine synop¬
sis. To fully appreciate it you must
see the costumes and hear the sweet
voices. Speoial scenery at consid¬
erable expense, has been provided
and every;hing points to its being a
grand success. The proceeds will
go toward a library for the school.
Tickets of admission at 15 and 2o
ceuts. The priaea are so lo v that
the hall ought to be craw led. To
qg the scenery alone is worth the
price,
SHILOH’S CONSUMPTION
CURE
This is beyond question the most
successful Cough Medicine wo have
ever sold a few doses invaribiy oure
the worst cases of Cough, Croup and
Bronchitis, whi'e it’s wonderful suc¬
cess in the cure of Confutation is
without a paralell in the history of
medicine. Since its first discovery
it has boen sold on a gua-antee, a
test which no oilier medicine can
stand. If you have a cough we
earnestly advise you to try it, Price
10c., 50c. aud *1.00. If your lungs
are sore, chest or back lame use,
Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. S 4d by Dr.
W. H. Lee & Son’s rugstore Con
yers, Ga,
It is said that W. H. M. Aus¬
tin will have opposition for
Sheriff and that his opponents
are having their announcement
published in Fulton* county in
dodger form. Mr. Austin is the
present incumbent, aixd was
nominated by the people of
Rockdale county, in the last
primary election, for another
term. He is an efficient, im
partial and fearless officer, and
has always discharged all the
duties assigned to him in a
manner that has gained .the
greatest admiration of the en¬
tire people of this county. We
gay, and say with empha
■ that it is a useless effort,
■ourely folly, on the part of
to aspire tm 1 the oSri
.
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ajnd any
Hjuaoi
ry
MS dr ■I
for infants and Children.
“Castorla Is so well adapted to children that
I recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me.” II. A. Arciiiir, M. P.,
Ill So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Our Sentiments Voiced,
There wat a beautiful silver cup
at Aim rind's Hal Lis'-night t>
young lady that proved bv a vo e
the boos t to be the most beautiful
popular young lady in Conyev.
Miss Daisy Taylor received the cup
by an overwhelming majority. We
were not there to cast our vote, but
the crowd voiced our sentiment ex¬
actly. Miss Taylor was not present
and was not aware of the content u i
til she received the cup.
On last Wednesday evening
Mr. William McDonald, of this
county and Miss Eugene Pinnell
of DeKalb county, were united
in the holy bonds of matrimony.
Mr. McDonald is one of our
most prosperous and wothy
young planters, and we wish
for them a long life of happi¬
ness.
N. T., Street can show 79
Jiff-ret kinds of candies. Go
and see {or yourself.
It is a bright idea and shows
great political shrewdness (?) to
have your announcement prin¬
ted in Fulton countv and bring
them down and issue them out
to a select crowd.
Florida sweets at. N. T.
Street’s at twenty-five cents per
dozen Jutt think of it.
English Spavin Liniment removes
all Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps
and Blemishes from horses, Blood
Spavins Curbs, Splints. Sweeney,
Ring-Bone, Stifles, Sprains, ol
Swollen throats, Coughs, o'c Sa\e
§50 by use of one bo de VVairan
ted t ie most wonderful Blemish Cure
ever known. Sold by Drs. W. H
Lee & Son, druggists, Conyers, Ga
Santa C'aus soon he hare.
Another 500 pound lot ot
candy just received at N r l
Street's.
Read the notice of our popular
beef market man, Mr. L K- Bishop’
a! LEA DEB.
Since its first iutroduo ion, Elec¬
tric Bitters has gained rapid y in
popular favor, until now it is clear
ly in the lead among purely mediea
tonics and 'nit Tatives— containing
nothing which permits i's use as «
bevei'ege or intoxicant, it is recog
lized as the host and purest medi
cine for all ailments of Stomaoli,
Livrr or Kidneys-It will cure Sick
Headftoh*’, Indigestion, Constipation
and drive Ala!aria from 'he system
S itisfaetiou guaranteed with each
bo’tie or the mouey will he refunded.
Price only 50c. per bottle. For Bale
by Drs. W H Lee & Son, druggists
Go to Butler's restaurant when
you want your meals served m first
class style. His oyster stews are
just simply excellent.
Money that has not been hon¬
estly earned brings with it no
blessings.
GUARANTEED CURE.
We authorize our advertised drug¬
gists to sell Dr. King’s New Discov¬
ery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds, upon ibis condition. If yon
are afflicted wiih a Cough, ('old or
any Lung, Threat or chest trouble,
and wi l use this remedy as directed
giving it a fair trial, and experience
no benefit, you irciy return the bo -
tie and have your money r funded.
We could no ■ make rids offs' did we
not know that D> K na’a New Dis
o-ovprv could be ivli d on lt nev.
irints. Trial bo lc free ai
■HLL--e ^tend A- Son’s drug store
81.00
Miny
Castorla cures Colie, Constipation, Eructation,
Sour Stom iach, Diarrhoea. dl
Kills Worms, gives rives sleep, sleep, aud an promotes
Without gestion, injurious medication.
The Centaur Company, 77 Murray Street, N. A’.
Fine Meats.
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FU I. WEIGHTS AND LOW
PRICES.
Conyers now has one of the best
Markets of any town in Ibo country
Nice fresh meats of every kind kept
in the very bust and cleanest style.
You get what you buy and you get
it at the very lowest possible price.
Call and see for yourselves.
Respectfully,
L. K. BIS HOF.
First door below Lee’s drug store,
Commerce s'reet
Remember the printer Christ¬
mas, ye liberal old souls..
25 P-s. Good, Brown sugar at $1,
to arrive in a few days at H. P. and
D. M. Almand and Co's.
WANTED—All the rags in Rock¬
dale county'
H. P. & D. M. AutANd & Co.
Just reeied a big loti of la¬
dies dress frimings for fall,
G. W. & A, P. Cain
Mr. and Mrs, Joe Wright have re
turned from a pleasant visit to her
parents in A’abama.
ANSWER THIS QUESTION.
Why do so many people we see
us seem to prefer to suffer
and be made miserable by Indiges¬
tion, Cnnstipation, Dizziness, Loss
Appitite, Coming up of the Fond.
Yellow Skin, when for 76o. we will
1 them Shiloh’s Vitalize) 1 , guaran¬
teed to cure them. Sold by Dr. IV.H.
and Son druggist’
The vain being is the real'y so’iia
ry being.
sun ow’s CATAitnH remedy, a mar¬
velous cure for catarrh, Diphtheria,
mouth, and Headache, with
each bott’o there is an ingenious na
sal injector for the more successfnl
treatment of these complaints with¬
extra charge. I ‘it ice 50c at Dr.
W H. Use and Sou’s drugstore.
We have a speedy and positive,
cure for catarrh, diptherio, canker
mouth and beadacht, in Shiloh s
catarrh remedy. A nasal injectoi
five with each bottle. Use it if you
desiie health and sweet breath.
Fries 50c S Id by Dr. W. H. Lee
ami Sou s drugstore.
When you want ^;eans pants
go to Cain’s
Dress goods and trimmg to match
at J. J. Lmgford,
We lint o Jt.ige lot oi
Ladies and Gents sample
gloves for sale at a big dm.
count i at Cains.
For the next BO days will
ell noaions for the lowest
price ever known,Cain.
Socks from 2 cents to $1,00
a pair at Cain's.
Cain has just received an¬
other lot oi ladies sample hose
to sell at bargains.
New lot Christmas g ods a II. P
and D. M A mam I and Co's.
Bedstead mattresses, chairs, bed
springs, rocking chair-, and beau
roes ax H. P. anil D. M. A maud
and Go’s.
Go to Cui’ii5t and got your¬
self a pair of those sample un¬
der shirts cheap. Cain’s
We have 2,090 pairs of sus¬
pender* and will sell every
pair at h iC1 S than wholesale cost.
(}. W. A A. P. Cain.
| j Barging A tie« at .J. ,1. Langford
at the lowest price
L J. J Langford has the 1-ost and
stock of Jeans iu tom) e» !
m & IE1BS5G0VERY acc^ert.i/ WA08IBEHT
In compounding a solution a part whs spilled on the ban*
&■?§ and on wa«hlN*f nftorward it was di.'Oovert A jfiat the hair was com
oletelv r<*m ,,v vri. Wu ttl oncepunhisv nucriul preparation, ontho
t afid so ’•at iu-.s been tin* demand thm, wo me now imroducln*
if ihrcu«hi»oi the world under the name 01 Quern; *j AutMlairine,
-<f\ IT IS Pkiif ‘ECTLY HARMLESS / -ifc© IT? *
SO SlKiPLE AfiY CMC P CAT: USE
v# m AnU-r..UU„ SiS: 1 .M. dow.JW
f'.ula t >.1 * ta».n Ml s «
Price of Quee S'?"
scaled Ir.' u: (, rra
ponden
con • an % can
s ml to i 1 reaid r any cast
register
af l i * 11 ;»or jui’y to Qu. n'fl Anti-Halrlne,
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Tlje SfaiiW ^dsl| Register,
(Tatcuteil In United Stati-p nnd Canada.) Practical machine, Apprccla*
Is a
tcU by Practical Ktislncs* Men.
It it tv handsomely furnished Combination
Do: it Money Drawer owl Cashier. with Com
biimiim Lock and Registering Attachment.
*> It records both ensh nnd credit sales.
■ disbursements.
It records paid in ccount.
It itemizes money on a
It enables you to tra eo trunsa ictions in dis¬
igfff P1 ’lt will keep different Hues of poods sepa: rate.
U si lows lne transactions of each clerk.
It, makes a e are less m an careful.
V It ktM'ps an honest ma .ii honest and a thief
will not stay where it is.
It. will save in convenience, time and money,
enough to pav for itself many times over.
Each machine boxed separately ami ^ war*
ranted for particulars two years. address
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EAST STROUDSBURG, PA.
OFFICIALLY ADOPTED TEXT BOOKS
FOR
ROCKKALE COUNTY, GEORGIA.
Conyers, Gu..Oct. Ath. 1892.
To the leaders anl People of Rcch./ah Coualy:
Barnes’ NiW National First Reader........ CO
Bernes’ New National Second Reader........ 86
Barnes’New National Third Reader..,....... 50
Barnes’ New Nubo ml Fourth Reader........ 70
Barnes’ New National Fifth Reader.......... 00
Swinton’s Wovd Primer.................... 15
S in ton Word Book............ 18
s ....... 55
Barnrs’ Elementary Geography.... 1.5
Barnes’ Complete Geography....... .. •12
iitirveys Elementary Gramm or........ 05
Harveys Practical English Graounor !>4
Webs ter s E'amentary Spelling Book... per dozen net.
Primary Arithmetic.... ”0
Intermeeiato .15
- ,, ........ (.5
w Coihuion School „ • • • • 1 'KJ
r Higher ,, • • • •
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huu P. B. TOBIN.
asburv
HULL & TOBIN,
Successors to
GEORGE R. BIBLEY k CO.
COTTON FACTORS,
845 A 817 REYN'»I DS STREETS,
AUGUSTA, GA.
attention given to all branches of our business.
THE CHEAPEST
am must iMstra&^cB
INSURE YO UR SIO CK.
he is now ready to insure your horses. The rates arcv euffug..
iu the reach 4 all. N<> farmer with good stock can afi-rd to be with -ut
INSURE YO UR LIVES.
rST'IIe is also a/ent for the famous Mutual Reserve Fand Life .9*
ion of New York, one of the most reliable oompames n exist" ic«
•ml the cheapest in the world. The rates nre so low t >at anybody tn
a few thousand dollars. Call on or address lorn at C myers, Ga.,
before you insure. Plunkett’s Store.
[:$r Office at Almand &
H AVERT Y’S
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BIG SALES AND SMALL PROFITS’’ IS
HIS MOTTO.
PAP,LOB, BE!) ROOM, DINING ROOM,
EITCHE I AND HALL ?JRN T J t
LOWEST - PRICES - IN - ATLANTA.
Ladies’ Desks, Wardrobes, ChifFonh r<, Combination B ok
Cases, Roll and Flat-Top Desks and oil er
Furniture AT COS T.
R u {( a n and Fancy Chairs, Lounges and Cots, l ^ eather 1 *
lows, Mattresses, Lawn and Veranda Clii>irs (
AT SUMMER PRICES.
Furniture Polish furnished with our Furniture,
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