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About Conyers weekly. (Conyers, GA.) 1895-1901 | View Entire Issue (June 15, 1895)
Tried Friends Best, Forthirty years! utt’s Pills have proven a blessing to the invalid. Arc truly the sick man’s frienu. A Knew!! Fact For ror bilious DlllOUSneaciacnt.UjSpcp.jlf headache sourstomach,malaria,constipa tion and all kindred tiheaser,. *TI U 1TT1 C t * till i ^ 1 1 L *5 JLlVer * I *-.2^0 AN ABSOLUTE CURE. BRIEF BUT BREEZY. n<l J he COtmiMJtlW'mrnti mi.ii uuiraiHM'ht <’! <if the > . L . (U - I .lolly , t'i , f (• uei n^l<t .. iii ’ ' ' .luiTV 15-lh. \W jvtuni tliauks fur invitalion toanmni. Or. Kmc< Pain IM* •*C3fU’. t'< -tit-util. *,'■ iiatve yull or Wlil )UU have fruits and vogittiibloy to soil i Do you 3 wish to tlkspo.su of tho.ll adVAIitagliOUHiy . , .. aim , wuti .... mwv , trouble Y If you do, zeo ii. h & D. it. Aituaild & (Jo., ami go! pul * UCUitil»' j.p. a'!.., In -oC ,, fc ^ * ' are Use resident agents produce Jot Clark & Co.; general rninmifi«fnn hick haiilfr* Sow It Olk, ailtl W ill Buy ) O JI pio duce from you. 'litis is an op¬ portunity J never befvi’e extended . loom' people, sSud one W men slitmld by taken advantage ot by dvdry pt'i son who baa any surplus vegetabh-a or fruits, mm Marshall, of Atlanta > hf' CtmipHined * FraukMcUalla „ Ol'iasv .. , , u ._ ,. ...1 l’l'UKty , f* f> * tw o ppchtYicfuial Bays ill tin* city Mr. Foiibp, a clever Henry county gentleman, w<u in the city receiiiiy. \Ve b» that four men woie killttl oi^llio excunrion to Au¬ gusta taturday night. Three were >u‘g n ) t tK, and vvete killed l in fights ; the other was a white man vvlio wssheti to got. oit at Union Point; anti when ho saw tliat the train would not stop hd jumped oif, killing liiiusoU. Pitcher’s Castoria* Children Cry for W,iLE HM 3 NDJM TALK? P*t ’ —*—-—r— i Are UlC people going to let the proposed * * <&<y line Bom • ; Snapping S?hoal.4 to Uonyem end , ill talk aktio Y This Humid t»F, Such a line would bn of great , belie Id D> arnyt-iH, osp* . -. daily the UHTt'luvihie. No Olio catiTaitdo eeu Him tioKiefltS to ceuvmoed w "' o w hich would front IS**’ CfhlfiW 11A ion ot such a linn Evoi vhody vv« have talk is in “ fatur of it.. MoreV ■ 1 . thu , pity when everybody iityois tmfc**ipiw», wisvn kittle by pulliiiK " gemot with a livoiHjHH ttilxt'tl in tUo road Could ho hnhf, *ff> lot it and iu a meat deal of talk and very little eitorb euui i> to wi do < 1 nvthinjl lhnvev - d‘.UK( ot , W, A - © niav ho some the citizoks w ho have been working ^ for the road an injus lice; pel ha p« ft fw Id have been ut Work', hut alone jjifeydish* -! nothing. * VV© iiopo 0’tFr\ eiu^ . !i a j ! ^ f , ^ proposed lioju VI ill l*Uk his shorn tier to the whW'l, and help enternrise TJa. which means much for . all COtifceVW-u. , **n j ; > vlie h , Uk 8 “' whil*> wv v wo lid Uk<' for some T p>>?i»2vl , one at KimiU to kwp tvs Kuw. on tiie news aA that* end ■ two,—pull ULpyWi-i 1 one, am SOT BEAD Will Kill IV* l bags, roaches, BD'ft, luotli*, mcvajnih's tnil beet’e* : in fir A every cou ceivable kind of vo'utin which infvsl* fitnoit'*!"*'ela¬ tion. if nt»' the money is re¬ funded- Try it l (swart I1BI11ES HMED. What Georgia Farmers Want cd Information About. T3S ^KIKMIOSEIW KSPLIES. -- fi|.r»vi«s r. !-»«»«« to u. * N-c-«-u< y , rm.ir of f’iM }%**nt Mu: <i tion*.— Fnuinthu « root 1'imi O.T I. a 1* * i VrAvixv. s~~\Ut «fs Aifiut Fertili % ert ttu J AJ»ttorj*. * K*KS OF :uT;wnsx Wiin ns.tvrxi: /.rsst TUHS7J) l SltFJt. Qvzmox 1. —Suppose i wish lo torn ttn<ter he.- fnrtijiiiiii^. n»w *n,ai J nrc-venC tau ios, o; tin* mir which the peas nave laniBtie..? 1. left during the whim wo icuow tan; thU jnu»t A.ws'.veh 1.—As yon will notie s from the cumuiis-sioner's Setter tor tins tini.itii, to I urn an entire {Mjaernp attaer « n..t fin? iwost rcitmaeraiivo pimi of lit!'isuug tr* lKUiehti. A far bettor par ^ 1 *' 1 s,, * v h '-oi.-nye w| iSt0Cttt or th « <.unison vUr '* U>r clover /' r ^ , )0 mi.bla Or you might sow «'lnoi. or umt-r win, an-i by n«ing :<"««« form potash. 20» pounds per “(Tv :n knnm i> good, vou coakl expe-ct, with opiUiiarv ,S“.t4a5i« # a paying vioM. *V those crops tha laud ulrnuld bo thor »“»**'* P loWcfi a,ul hnrrowed. spha yi.\*g apparatus. Qr k -■no.-J *i.—Tno development of diseases ami thi jiioruuso of iron grower that 1 can but agrrm with your views on this gobiect of prevail tiviw, sipraytae, eto. With this ««<l ia ^ the probable cost, A::kwrk 2.—We have recently seen in opwiition a smali sprayer, which can lie attached to the aide of any vessel, barn-i, tub or backet, nud for a small garden or orchard will answer every purpose. It call bo easily ban Hod, throws tlv» spray with snflieicac torcu and cost $5.50. For larger orchards or market- gar ilons the following from Secretary Mor¬ ton, United States commissioner of ag¬ riculture, cover* the ground: "Spraying to control various insect pests, particularly those of t-ho orchard and mu-don, has reached so satisfactory and inexpensive a basis that it is recog¬ nized by every progressive farmer as a aewsssary feature of the year’s opera¬ tions, ami in the case of t he apple, pear and plum crops the omission of such treatment mean* serious loss, The consequent demand for spraying appa¬ ratus has been met by all the lauding pump manufacturers of this country, and ready-fitted apparatus, consisting of pump, spray tank or barrel, and n'oszle with hot a, are on the market in numerous styles at prices ranging from ;J20 upward. The cost of a spraying outfit for orchard work may, however, be considerably reduced by purchasing mer-My the pump mid fixture* and *• hom ; ° n a f on » barrel. An apparatus of tins sort, rap resuminsa 3 , r i e that im* proven very satisfactory iu practical experience, ia iu the accompanying figure. Kjis merely a strong pomp syith an air c jj an ,j, , r g a steady stream pro vided with two discharge iioso pipes. of these enters the beard and tlm wato ,l '* 1 ^ p f ° n thoroughly , mternuxed, and the other h * u d longer oao i* the spraying hoie and terminates in fcho noxslo ‘ Thespraying hoseshonidbe abot.tSC feet long and may be fasteued to a light p 0 j (!j preferably of {ntmboo, to tu-sUt iu directing the spray. Tho nozaio slioaid he capable of breaking the water up into a hut* mist spray, so in to wet tha plant completely with tha least possible expenditure of liquid. The two more satisfactory monies are those of tko ft.de Kmm pump aUil lhe with ^ ermo noasle ™ ! and r "f\ bo A h-s suit may ' he ^taincA of any pump tnanafoctarer or hardware dealer at a cost of front$:3 t0 * 13 - lI ' 009 with bra3< fittings he ^ cured it will servo for tlm application ot fungicides. The outfit outlined above Uuiy bo mounted oa a ours or wagon. th ” additional elevation secured in this way facilitating the spraying of trees, for more vxteuuM operations, the pomp may bis mounted on a large water tank-” mversa. Qvasnos fl -l notice remsdies for •praying in «w» Inst report. Is it ncc fruit spray? rinsed Caanor a goad crop ot be without thisftronble and ejtpcnsv ? it not, give some spa ciiio dtm-tious. Assweu ,5 --This question of spray is no longer a matter of choice, hat of uBOessity. The presence of fungus diseases and insect pests is the main cause of disappointment in our fruit crops, and also of the early decay oi orchards, which should continue in bearing for an iudoftuita period. The value of theso spraying remedies has been so clearly demonstrated by tiie #xpsrim?«t stations aud by individual tests of large fruit- growers that wo can no longer doubt their expediency or economy. Iu fighting these pests the warfares must b> aggressive as well as defensive, and should have been inaug¬ urated earlier ia rha season; bat it is not yet too late to use some of the rem edies which I give below. Apple—(Saab, cadi 1:1 moth, and bud moth )—When bio,soa»s have burdt-aus aud ar»euiit»—t'us saws, S to Ji days later; 20 to J4 days later, bor fieaos again,'JO to i-1 days later, bor deans again. Cnorry—(Rot. aphis, slag.)—When Lmtbas set, bord.Max if A*g» ap¬ pear, (last leaves vita air slaked iun& liilie boro. l»rnp<? (Fungus diseases, flea beo th> 4 -When Lav. 3 r, ! l 1 1 inches in diameter, bordeaux Paris green for 'i : , t r a ,. 0 f fl» bsai-ie. Whnn flower? iiavt; fiV«Un, boTdctanx ajjrt pnrH gr«?en ru be.oav; 10 to 11 days -.uer, bordi.an to 14 days later, it any disease ap prays, Uonteanx; ID to li days later. amtn->i;!su-,.ri eopp--r * carbonate. Apply again i.ttnr, It , non -wary. j i'-uch -dirt, mlMtfWi —When fruit ha* a.-6, horde mx; when fruit is nearly ammoasaoa, copper carbonate; 5 w 10 days later, tho same; and 5 to It day ■ later rspeat, if iteeeemry. i’.-ar.—(L ‘at biigitt, scab psylia, cad Jia ,-After hto.*»nw have fallen, Jj 0 j- an ! araeitites; k troviue emui sion if necessary ti to 13 days later; re peat these; 10 to J-l d'iv« foWibly later bocdeasB, k-n.'••«=. emolsifU for P^llaj io lo 14 days later repeat, if necessary. U upherrv, blackberry, dewberry.— (Anthn.oiio.c-, rust.,-During snmmer, if ras( appaara on leaves, bonleaux. If ortingo or red rust appears it is best to fl^rroy thd pliints. Sw»wberry.-<Bust.)-A« first fruits arusatting. bordsaux; as first fruits arcs ripeuing, ammcmkeal copper carbon ate. When last fruit is gathered, deans; to be repeated if rust appears, . ......- «<- «»“• ■”>' >» treated throughout the frmtmg'seiismi, Tomato.—(Rot blight.,-At firs; ap pearauco of blight, or rot, bortleaux, to lie repeated as necessary during the season. The above extracts, with the follow ing formulas, are from careful tests at Cornell Experiment station. As to the manner of application and other do tails, we have not space to particalar fie. A sprayer, of ocrarse, is uecossary, nmt you miyht write to Cornell lor ex puoit directions. BOSHEATJS MIXTURE. Cor>p«r sulphate, 0 no a mis. Quick litno, 4 pounds. Water, 40 to CO gallons. Dissolve ths coppor snlpbala by ting it in a bug of course cloth nud hanging this in a vessel holding at least 4 gallons, so that it is just covered by the water. Use an earthen or wooden vessel. Shake the lime in aa equal amount of water. Then mix the two and add onongh. water to make 40 gal¬ lons* It is then ready for immediate use but will loop indefinitely. If tho mixture is to bo used on peach foliage it is advisable to add an extra pound of lime to the above formula. When ap» plied to sttoh plants as carnations or cabbage* it trill adhere better if about a ponu l of hard soap bo dissolved ia hot water and added to the mixture. For rots, moulds, mildews and all fan gous diseafios. a sreoxf xfgn coppre carbos ate. Copper enough carbonate, dissolve 1 th: onuw; Ammo¬ nia, to copper; wa¬ ter, i) gallons. The copper carbonate is best dis roived in lnr.;e bottles, where it will keep ill bftntt.siy, and it should be di* luted with water as required. For the sumo purpoAft.i at bordentix mixture. YolUtaLte—riOI>5 J i-.H aULWIVf® safiVTlOH. Copper si)inhare, 1 pound, TViitor. 15 gallons. Dbisoivo the cojjppr .sulphate in the water when it is ready lor nso. This should never be applied to foliage, but must be used before tiio buds break. For jnacbes and nectarines use 35 gal¬ lons of water. For fungous diseases, P Alt is asftK.x. Paris arreu, 1 pound. Water, 200 300 gallons. It' tins mixture is to be used 011 poach trees, 1 pound of quick lime should be added. Repeated applications will in¬ jure most foliage unless lime is added. Paris green and Bordeaux mixture can be applied together with perfect safety. Use as the rate of 4 ounces of tkearsen ires to 50 gallons of the mixture. The action of neither is weakened, and the p ar;B -raea loses all caustic properties. For insects which chew. i.osoox t-uwPLE. This is toed m the same proportion -is Paris green, but as it is more caustic it should be applied with two or three timoA its weight of lime* or with the Bordeaux mixture. TI10 composition of London purple is exceedingly varia ble. and unte** good reason* exist for supposing that ft contains as much ar sonic as Paris greeu,us9 the latter pois Do not nso Loudon purple oa peach , . or pium - ‘ *' bh> lime is added. Fox insects which . chew. » HSU4SBORE. Fresh white aoilebore, 1 ounce. Water, 3 gallons. Apply when thoronghly mixed. This poison is not so energetic as the' arseu ito.s and may he used a short time be¬ fore the sprayed portions mature. For insects which chew. KEROSEXE EMtXStOH. Hard soap, 1-2 pound. Boiling water, 1 gallon. Kerosene. 2 gallons. Dissolve the soap in the wafer, add the kerosene ami churn with a pump for 5-10 minutes. Dilute 10 to 20 times before applying. 1 strong emmsion for nil scale insects. For insects which suck, , plane , iic?» mealy , fcusys, rea > as gpidvr, . , tmrpA, . . bark Ill- lice or scale. 1 Cab- y, . bags worm-, entrant worms and ail in sects which have soft bodies can also be successfully treated Weak,Irritable,Tired “I Was No Good on Earth.” Dr, Miles’ Nervine strengthens the weak, builds up the broken down constitution, and permanently ■cures every kind of nervous disease, “Abmitone. yearago I ».'•«.'> afflicted with- nervousness, sleeplessness) Creeping sensaiionintny leys, Wight yylpita-tlcn of my heart, IHstwthiff eon fusion of Ihemind, or lapse of memory. Weighted- cairn srttH care and worry. X completely lost appetite Atta ^ r,t *“* i was treah, irritable and Urea, £f U weight tens reduced to teoils., In fact J tra* no good, cn eztrth, A tAcrid brought me Dr. Miles* hook, “New and Start- v? _ lias Facts,” aid tSffpA l finally decided to try a bottle of > -£r ^tlvf ^Kwrvinl' h u,.£ 0 ro I SiaS taken «V one bottle £ could s * 8t 'P ** WC returned *I •* 6 ^M& 9 3P9&i3B8& s * gwiatl? lnercEscd. ^ WUe,* ji Had taken the sixth battle m weight iiwreased to it# bs., %r£eaV™dlld VwipMely’f JS# memory tm* fully restored* JT u brain seemed clearer than ever* .Afsreat tnssdteUtc, X assure y«u.» Augusta, Me. Waxtoi R. Bubbakk. t>?. Bines* Kervlne t3 iwid on a positive ^jfSSg^M.seeli itstsi, s bottles forgot hsisKMmfursaa.®: l)f. MlleS ps*i 9 NeFYlfle KT 9 RfiStOfCS Hcsltil CITY DIRECTORY. - Mayor, ,i 0 McCall a. Mayor pro iem, J. Si. Irwin. 0 * rk, George F. TiPey. Treasurer, J. C- Stepeneoft. Ooi«f Police, W. H. M. AtiTm. Mursjtal, E A- Harper. Smith. Slreet^Oversovr, W, B. OOFHl ILMEN. 3 P. Ti lev, 51, U. Soramer*, J. H. Ii wio, J W. Jones, It. J. Ai~ maud, 3 8. Jobuson. STANDS G COMM I TILES: Rtwt; L. J. Almai'-d, 3, It. Irwin EitiHiic' '• J - P. Tiltvv, 3 V-. J ues Sanitavy: J. S. JobhsoD, M- C. Summers. .*•011001; J. R. Irwin, L. J. Airnaud Charier ©to.; J. W, Jones, J. TI, Irwin. BOARD OF HEALTH. , £>r J A. Ouiao, J. P. Til ey. J. M Johnson, Pip-BY'i'sniiAM Di. Hcnrv Quia*?, pastor. Preaching 2nd and PL Sundays. Sunday A-bool 9:30 a, in. T, l). ()Tvell<-y, >ujl. 1 '.O'UNT-Y DlRETORY. JniirmvA, O. fi t,mums. i b vk, W. T Hutson. Shut ill', W. Ii M. Austin. Treasurer, John E Wbiti.ker. Tax < Aih ctor, E F. Cook, T.-tx iteis*-ivHt', It. L. Hudson, Surveyor, It. A- Guinn. Coroner, L T. Farrill. OnlinBiies Court List .Monday in each month >n perior Courts first nmJ s<=copd >1 jiulays in April and Owi-’m r. JUSTICE COURTS Town, 4 L Monday, Hub meefb Sutifitdd. 1st SiiturUay eHi-fi month lloney Creek. 2nd SauuiiiHA, each month Lorraine. 3 rd Saturday, each mouth. Church Directory IhiivmvE Baptist; J. F. Airuaad, pastor. Breach mg second Saturday ■nui Sunday. Baptist: B. D. RagsdaT, Sn pastor, Preaching 1st nud find unlays aed Sundays- Saturday before th< Sunday cOllfvreuv© day. Sunday School 9:15 a- in. D. M- Aluiftnd, bupu Methodist: Dr. J. W. Q-.iii’iati. pastw. Preaching every bun day. 'iinday School] 9:15 » iu. H, Y MeUord, Supt. fa® Man M. iSS-J ^tfl) 00.fatljcr fyffifs+b/ i)Md} ■*bt Y yewr WJv° I a feke rpfereyi-"' do£5 qo+ XfiO&r * g.qou^ly lea-rtj Ta • •>• 1 D r, Tichencr& Antise ptic Aiv/a/s c\ 7 rcTC.Faajpi-r jra» K,t,«pitifl a IjoObeijold A). S.ihy<»or<ln,^gf5 + -f** ) ljcVc ; a,.'V it er taH e 9° eth** PHILOTOKEM v. -.i k, ii.,..,, Wlftiied Tft! ph’.pt n f>fc *pplic«t>on. Ifjroa c*a’t gtt » from v/v ttr 4rn^ rm,Ma4 to Ch*TV©« t*« prem f, **™*»e »m Urttfffilt, wod to ,d« Cot* pn Undt* Jy-H by «y>:***. ’Wlw4«*»Je <S S.EPI.A or» Qruy H*it uwd '9fh\nkm 11 to • broupy °-u*et . iu • 1 t* Bti&Bte* » bottle. ;v. Miles'JVn'n ««»are guaranteed "One lost dose. op Headache iu£) minutes. cent a {2jj ’ joBfe*"' Model 36 ^UlMBia 1 For Tourists. For Heavy-weight Riders. <2jl y< lop; 4w iS fpsl & sr m %C'4\ I iii G%) (TV Jw ij&L, C\\'^ A . m # TT r HE Model 36 is an ideal touring machine, capable - 1 of carrying heavy luggage, and guaranteed to stand up under the most severe usage. The tourist may coast 6, in perfect safety, for the band brake is the most effective 1 brake ever applied to a bicycle. To the class of conserva¬ B tive riders and men of heavy weight, this machine will particularly commend itself for the additional comfort and feeling of absolute safety which it ensures. Built late in the season of 1894 , and thoroughly up-to-date hi equipment. Model 36 a large tiie Many added front riders comfort wheel, prefer and for a *9 ease of steering it affords. For these we have made the Mode! 36 with 30-inch steering wheel, and call it Mode! 36a. Steel rims only. We Xtave only n few of these Special Touring Wheels, and prompt ordering is therefore nilrisnhle. They are Big Bicycle Bargains. Consult the Columbia Agent, M Pope Manufacturing Co. K Factories and General Offices, HARTFORD, Conn. Boston, Now York, Buffalo, Providence, Chicago, San Francisco. MMMMMmwmMM ^>5 VICTOR _B L g^ r | | QQj m <£?7rjk A-iAf A 65# /v -sAV Lw zsdtl || W A'.i, / / \ \\ \ . ■" fv*' >. Thera arc eight Victor Models for ladles and gentlemen, practically any height frame furnished. Victory lead the cycling world. Scad iot ufiaiogse, t OVER IMAM WHEEL CO. Makers cf Victor Bicycles and Athletic: Goods, oosm CHICAGO. crrscr. Ntw vcr.H. PACIFIC fffsaST, pOFtTLAnO. fiAH FRANCISCO. LOS ANC»i-i.£S, MIDDLE GA. & ATLANTIC R. R. 0 Effective Jau, 2nd, 11 a, m., 1895. £«ri:KAD down. gtirnr.M’ i*r. No. H*L X«> SOB S, stations. 1S0, 10aNo. !<•» A. 51- P. 51. i Igt-Vifle, | P, M. [ J*. M 0 :.o 1 15 i' r.v. M '.lle Ar. 7 55 I 00 li 55 1 33 1 “ Eiitontini -liiiHi. “ 7 45 12 Hi 7 3d *1 40 b Merlwuher. *• T th 13 S3 . ■ “ 7 f.O ! 3 315 I* M- 7 40 t 53 13) ** Dennis U40 S 10 j 2 20 j;tj Ar. Kim»ntoa Lv 0 30 3 15 3 21 Lv. i-iV'UHon " -- 11 4S 8 45 »■> 45 W - V iiiftydst ill M il 00 *3 (>0 l) T Aiiteuton tt 110 85, fl 15 3 15 34 “ M atiiyn JO 40 0 20 *.-! 20 4V' “ Hbariy Dale “ 5 8-5 ItOiio a 40 33 44 Kelley •- 5 V ; 1016 110 00 *3 4 > 4u “ Broughton viUo “ 5 12 i 10 (K*I lo' 10 08 3 53 01 “ Newborn “ 5 OS 0 ;o IS *4 00 .541 “ Carmel June. *' ! 3 01 ,03! 10 25 '4 07 f-0 '* Havston “ j 4 5-! 9 20 10 3 -» i 4 10 Ail Starr.viFe ‘‘ 1 4 45 y 05 4 30 jfe 4o _ 10 50 4 55 04 “ Cevinutun June | ii W 10 So 4 20 (Si Ar. Covington Lv, - 4 25 •FlagStations. £0"Connect with all day train* «n ftem-gia l? » '^te-on Mff" I'raJwa conneci, ,<t M»ehen wi h M.-o-on & Nortlirra K. h- " ‘ Hit* ■■ Madison and Arheii*. CoMin-t a; .XiilhWgeviUe with trams tor 0011 ond other points South and E ut. \Y. B. THOMAS, General Mtinagor. THINK OF THIS: We give you a $40 sewing machine for 40 subscriber O 0 ! - JOB WORK!
