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About Conyers weekly. (Conyers, GA.) 1895-1901 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 8, 1896)
The Siicrkhi Ct F’.CIAU ORGAN OF THE COUNTY. J H. WALLIS. Euteu-d at the poll fliee at Conyers as sicond-iluss mail nutter. Saturday, Feb. 8. 1890. ADVERT I.SING RATES 3 mo. <5 mo. 12 mo. 1 met! *2,;VI s t,'.'.) •f (j.l o 2 “ 4,0) 7 •«> ‘ 10 oo 4 “ j | 7. Ml j 12.00 20 oo 1-4 column 10.0) 15.0 > ?5.io Y •• 18.00 ! 30.00 : 0 ■>.!'() “ : s *oo 1 ! 50 0) i Ji 0 '• ■<) — Ijoc-ils 5 cents per linn i< r tir t m-nr tiou ; 2 ;-j cent* for each *nb« yncnr in Motion'" Regular adv. 5,‘c. w im. li (v first, inn ritoti; 25c lor c-ach suosequeut insertion. SUBSCRIPTION HAL'S: One year, in advance..,, .....$1.0 0 Six month, i.i advance ..... ,50 ■rrw Ou account of failure to re ceive out paper from Atlanta in time w T e are unavoidably late in issuing. We hope our readers will bear with us patiently and when we get well regulated we will reward them. Just now there is a glimmer of hope that Congress will re¬ cognize the Cubans as beiiger ents and extend to them the right of beligereuts about the time they become truly victori¬ ous: Last Satuday the U. S. Sen¬ ate passed the free silver bill by a vote of I- to 35. Since the Exposition we have heard but little of Atlanta’s Trocadero until Samson, the stiong man, introduced a new feature last Wennesday night, in the shape of a “coo-chee coo-cliee-kan-kau-go-as-you please-do as you-please-masque hall It is reported as a most disgraceful affair. Congressman Livingston has introduced a bill asking for new post-office building in At lant-a, The bill provides for sale of the old building at tion and stipulates that the pro¬ ceeds of the sale go to the fund of $1,000,000 required for the uew building. Ml*, w tf I. bmiih, - , , *Siieni cl _ 6 77 lu, OL nased 1 through yesterday on iris way to . , Lor rain custnct , ■ . . , to . iOOX , . into or arbitrate coucerniug the loss of Mrs. Bowels homo lire several days ago. 1 he home is in the county organissa tion of lire insurance. Mrs .Roland Huff has been quite sick for several clays this week. Mrs. Fannie Dabney,of Win¬ der, is in our city attending sick mother, Mrs. \V. V. Al man( ] There are two manufacturing establishments in Conyers run both nigh, and day. Oil mill and the paper mill. An electric plant at the paper mill would cost comparatively little and would pay handsome¬ ly. The time will come when we will have it. Mr, Ed L, Almand, of Atlan¬ ta, spent several days of last week here, The illness of his mother instanced this visit’ Simon S. Hartman, of Tun nelton YVest Va., has been sub¬ ject to attacks of colic about once a year, and would have to call a doctor and then suffer for about twelve hours as much as some do when they die. lie was taken recently just the same as at other times, and con eluded . , , Chambcriams Col- , JO try j ie, Cholera and Dirrhoea Re me-1 tly. , lie say T 1 took . i one dose j i of it and it gave me relief in five minutes. That is more than unv thing mse as ever done for me.” For sale by Dr. W. U. Lee Dtuggist. The Old Baptist Church, For yerha the scene of sot); and prayer and the gloriou° re suits of the powerful Holy Fpir it; hallowed by thousands sacred memories and heavenly feasts, stands to-day lit tit stages of decay, chain - c fide- 1 serted, cast aside. A I . :- -wo¬ tired it stands without service to render, a target for i hr :-nn l! boy and a rendezvous for the uncanny creatures of terious night. It is fast to pieces and unless it is cured foi will, in a few years, yield to tlio ravages of time. !; it is intended that it shall Stand as a relic it. should bo protected from depredations. If there are intentions it i dive to we humbly suggest that it be torn away and the other removed to the lot it oc* cupics. This change can be I1J ade and at the same time the church can be re modeled at a nominal cost. The old church is becoming an eye-sore—it stands in its fast decaying con dition a simultaneous der of past joys and sorrows, past dissention and dissolution. What is to be done with it? It is a magnificent church lot, and decidedly the best location for the church. But should the good Baptists see proper not to use it,the old building should be torn away that it may not stand a rebuke and a censure to the past and present. ft ie a big thing to say but neverthe¬ less true, rii&t a great muHitude of peo¬ ple have crowned Simmons Medicine* Liver Reg¬ .” ulator, tho “K ing of Liver There is nolhi ig like it for Malaria, Rlieumatism, Chills and Fever, Ueiulaehe, Con¬ stipation, Biiiotuuc-s, and «fl (roubles sick nr-ing Indigeviioa as'uggisfi diseased liver. Sim¬ from or mons l.iver Rcguhvor is (he preven¬ tion and cure for those ailments. There will bo an examination of applicants for, and au elec¬ tion of County School Commis¬ sioner of Rockdale county be¬ ginning at 9 o’clock ou Satur¬ day Feb. ITh 1896, at the < -' 0Jrt ^ ouse lU C' liyers. J. J. J.augford Pres, Board of Education Rockdale Co. Mr. Scab Gioun is painting the now Christian church. He will do his work well. FREE MEDICAL REVERENCE BOO^T (64 pages) for men and women v/Bo c.; c wiiu auy fora of private dir. peculiar to tlitn* ocx, errors o y^th, c<mla{^ons ctS, diseases, fctaale tro:: bics, etc., Send 2 twoc-r.t aiv,. r .r: tc p-.vpv.. clans in tiff.-, wnwuy. Dr. i & CO., So. RroA at.. Tho-e electric- l-lglits fur Conyvr-v will come one of these duvs an<i U-.en %vc will have indeed the brightest town in ill'ssret'eu. Watch 1 he sentiment grow. An advertisement in the Werkly goes into the bauds, every week, of two thousand readers. & ■ i v : ■ SB A re you taking Simmons Liver Reo i.vron, the “Kura op Liver Mem iixes?’’ That is what our readers . ant, and nothing but that It is the samo old friend to which the old folks their faith and were never dia. But another good recora tnonebation for it is, that it is better Pills, never gripes, never weak ena > >cu -' works in such an easy and natural way, just like nature itself, that relief comes quick and sure, and ono and everyone should take only Sim mens Liver Regulator. Be sure you get it. The Red Z v-t on the wrapper. J. H. Zeiliu Jt Co., Philadelphia, Verified, We have always contended that a newspaper filled with home advertisements is sure, to impress people, not only t!:e town, hut with tho Bup of the town Till! p well patronized , is _ inraihule , paper ' all eviuei.ee , |....... Ot a plOspf . i Ouv, .. t' ,, 11 " terpri.-ieg community. - and her business , , vers men attracted attention through ot the W hex by. Read what the Jonesboro Enterprise says: 4 * vV t ? pro .....", e< n v \ n end ' that “* business men ot Conyers poa scss an aoumlai.ee O* _e g°°<* ,i j ulgment, liberal enterprise* healthy progressiveness by the splendid showing they in the teeming advertis mg columns of the Conyers Weekly, Truly, Editor Wal IN should he proud of them and continue to eulogize them, for they are an excellent set of citizens. They have rallied to the support of his paper with most admirable heartiness and no one can doubt but that the results of their liberality in ad¬ vertising will reward them ten¬ fold.” Indigestion is often taken for con¬ sumption. The word consumption means wasting awav, and dyspeptics often waste away as badly as consump¬ tives. The reason people waste away is Le cause either they don’t get enough to eat, or the? dou’t direst what they do ! Hi . if ilie latter is ymir trouble, take .-iHakn Dice-live Cordial This will help you iiDe-t your food end stop vour J.ws of fir-sb. Shftki r Digestive Cordial is made from herbs, and the juices of fruit, bv the well-known Shakers at Mount Leb mion. 11 possesses gn at tonic and < 11 - gesttve powers. Shaker Digestive Cor¬ dial lias cured many supposed (onsump lives (who were really dyspeptics), by simply iheir helping tboir stcina bs to di g-st food, thus giving (hem nour mhinnnt, and uew strength. Sold by druggi-ts Trial bottles 10 cents. A tiew lot of Ir.dieearul gents utr.brel u's juvt received at Mr. Jones’ store. From what we gather “blind tigers” are at a premium in Conyercs now. Tho number will be largely increased before tho campaighu 0 , 01 s up. A new line of tho Ft test- style cuffs, collar.'?, scii fs ami ties, fit Joiies*. M,. WiiHe h . L. 1 eek !‘ and daughtet,| ’ uve S one i Washington, city. Hon. Mr. Pcek 1S m attendance upon the National Farmers Alliance cou vc-mion being iield tlu-re. Ladies will find a splendid line of iadit-.- , , and i inusce : hoys 1 at . air. -• J , rw* store. We direct your attention to Smith & Lipsy’s ne.v ; ‘a l 1 , in this issue. D YSREl’S IA T tv E N T Y FIV K YEARS. Mr. A, Y r . Shrats, King-tor. r a, says, May 3lst, 15(15: -*i was troubleo wi:h Dyspepsia for twenty-live years, and could gti i:o penuanent relief from my treaimei.t or incdieiue m.li! i be¬ gan the live u*e c-l Jiiuy’s Royal Germelcur some years ago. 1 gave me great relief, and alter iac lapse of Jive year--, 1 can re-_- a mine ml it a: tho bis? ui-di ciiiu t know of for ludigi-siioti umi Dyspspsia.” 'ihi-siase i* but oua out of thousands wn cb prove that ioi In¬ digestion, Dyspepsia and ail stomach troubles. Geriiicteur ctties whan all else fails. New package, large bottie, Lee. KB doses, $1. For sds bvDr, W. II. Mr. AlenD. Summers is ar¬ ranging to remodel his store room on Center street. He will make it the handsomest store room ia Conyers. Dr. J. P. Rosser, of Atlanta, was here attending to some bus¬ iness matters for a short time this week. Our foreman, Mr, John Car¬ ter, is nursing a mammoth boil. Borring restless nights the boil “cuts no ice” for Jolm. To tSie Public. I keep on hand the latest numbers of all noted papers and many J of the best novels , by , the of best authors, all the liteitnre ' Ou want at a nomiuol cost by seeing me. Jeff Carter. rreptitor Carter Kerr, Co. LEGAL ADVERTISE ME Pi IS. LKTTKIU OF ADMINISTRATION Gk ov ui a. Rockdale County. To whom : t tuny concern-—A. O. Oowsn lias in due form applied to the vn.ili r j p.nnd for peimaoent letters c>f Afituin:«t ratio ; o<» 'he fWate of Mrs. iiarv J BaiSv, late of sahl county, de ceased, s»»d I v. ill . ass upon raid appli wunon tho first Monday in March. I8ii(j. ivett under my hand and mil signature, this i7clt day of Jam, 896 * A. M. Hklmes. j— - LE !• i ERG OF DISMISSION ■ Ukosgxa, Kw’.dale County *. T. J. & i W. E. i rifftdn eii. fidiein s-rators r-f the ..t .mini ireaOwe!!, of Dismi lit-ccas*-'!, ‘ion ripjiiicd t» me for Letters ministry* ;• f.nm ti., it trust as such as mu j tors of rrid deceasf.(I7f!Dd I w ill lira pas? | t!i ,,, r spoffcuunn on ita* Monday in April, 18&G, *jt n»y * Rice in ! Convsis slid county. Given under my hand and official signature, this Jan. Bits, ifees. A. Ivl Helms, Ordinary. T ETTERS OF DISMISSION. Georg i.,, Rockdale County. Whereas John D. Almand, adminis¬ trator of J. Wesley Orier, represents to t!ie Court in i.'s petition duly filed, that lie has fuiiy admiuistered said deceased estate, this is therefore to cite ail -ifr sous concerned to show cause, if any they can, t, hy said administrator should nut be discharged from iris trust and receive letters of dismission on the first Monday in Mac, next. Given un der my hand and official signature, this Feb. 4ib, 1856 A. M. II ELMS, Ordinary. Georgia, Rockdale County: W .1. Gee, guardian of 8, B. Fuller, M. L, O. Fuller, J. S. Fuller and S E, Robert, lias applied to rao for a dis charge from his guardianship of said ward*, and I will pass upon said ap pii„ at ;on on the first Monday in May next, i89C. A. M. HELMS, Crdins y. COAL. See us before buying youv coal. We can save you mon ey. TILLEY & QUIGG - • -— — The time is coming when De¬ catur street will bo lined with mammoth shade trees. The white sycamore predominates followed by graceful elms. .Most all of them are of tender age at present, but a few years will be sufficient to make them both beautiful and effective, Mr. J. P. Tilley made a busi negs trip to Stoukb/idge this week, DISEASES OF TKB SKIN. Tlie intense itching and smarting inei applying Ointment. Chamberlains Many bad Eye have and Skin been verv cases efliiacat pennanent^ for itching cured piles by it. and a It favorite is equally rem¬ edy blains, for frost sore nipples; bites, chapped hands, chil¬ and chronic sore eyes. For sale by druggists at 25 cento per box. Try just Dr. what Cady's Condition needs Powders, in they are a boras when bad cowl’ tion. Tonic, Liood purifier and vermifuge. GET Our prices oil Y ou want to make ! flTTU If I nirmnnnnnn - u —HE-NRY PROPRIETOR. My shop is comfortable. By towels are clean. My tools are always keen. My attention is respectful. My aim—to please all. Give me a call when you need dressing up. Mrs. Ann a Gap, wife of &• Deputy U. S. Marshal, Oolumbiis, SCan., says: IP of less “I TW5MS thaa -,vas delivered 30 min¬ in utes and w i t h scarcely any pain after using only two bottles of i p ^ “MOTHERS' BPS' FRIEND” DIB HOT StTPRES ATTEEWARD. by Express ornmH,on^eceijp^of^pricej iled free. C * °° ^ ma __ •™%&SS?AS£S! t - “ % I am carrying a full stock of GEVLUmt D ry Goods, FULL Notions, LINE L Shoes, IRS Gents PuruUhia^e^^ l -CLASS JVW'Eift F. BIG LIXE OUTTj iCR Y. ClUX'K^v and r l IN WALK ■ CtiSSi Farming Tools of every description, ware. Big stock of Snuffs, Gig- Vi 1P - of. MY GROCLRY AND CANNED n STOCK ALWAYS COMPLETE ’ All kinds New Garden Seed and Seed P,wu Onions, Cabbage, Turnips etc. 0cs , Oai 0 I also carry in stock a line of FANCY CAYnrro iNmES ORANGES, LEMONS etc. ,AF In fact I Have a store filled with goods for th e pcoplj j* w. JONES m Fuel ilt i a I AM HERETO SERVE-THE PUBLIC My turnouts are strictly first-class and perfectly safe, My ptices are reasonable and my patrons always pies J Don’t failto call on me when you need any kind of team JaSo WoSwann, illsiu on J 5 J Beef, Blootl and Bone ( OO OB. 3 n We are handling il. G. C. Hi Gil GRADE, PLANTS PRIDE, and HIGH GRADE ACIDS, We will sell the above fertilizers both at Conyers and Col ton. See us and save money and get good goods. Almand <& Stewart- ((linn £ mb mm Guaranteed Analysis Printed on Bags. Available Phosphori Acid, 1 G Per Cent. Potash, 3 PeT Cent. Ammonia 3 Per Cent. ■ WE ARE OFFERING TO HIE PLOP IK OF BO C DALE CO UNTY THE ABO YE GUANO A V 3 1 a THIS IS THE HIGHEST GRAVE OF GUANO W OFFERED TO THE PEOFLE OF THIS SI0T10N % m ia ills Mi is I Isa Si It/- SI Li me BISTG0 ODSA TTHhLO W£STfX0‘ We dont know any competition. J. P. Tilley BlscKsmiiliini ana Wagon Eoprif We are short prepard notice. to do Best first-clnss horse shoer work in in the every county- narticu^ ^ on very vite our friends and customers to bring us their work.
