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About Conyers weekly. (Conyers, GA.) 1895-1901 | View Entire Issue (March 14, 1896)
’i>,t SHcrkly, OFFICIAL ORCAN CF THE COUNTY.' J H ■ WALLIS. Entered : t the px-tcffice at Conyers as *. cond-dass mail matter. Saturday, Mch. It, 1896. ADVERTISING RATES. 3 mo. G mo. 12 mo. 1 incli ; 2SS3SS 9 0.1 0 2 i “ 10.00 3 “ tC 20.00 V. column 10.00 | CD 25.00 , ! 55.00 ■ ‘ | 18.0!) I ICO 00 i *t 3 !.00 T oeals 5 cents per liue for first inser S.m o: cents for each subsequent in t-nn • . adv. 50c. re>; inch for Regular each subsequent first insertion; 25c lor insertion. SUBSCRIPTION RATE: One year, in advance.................$3-00 advance................°0 Six month, in The race for representative in this county promises to be live iy Macon gets the state conven¬ tion this year. We are glad that the Central city gets it. She deserves it. Cong re-snian L. F. Livings¬ ton was here a short time this week. He anticipates visiting Venezuela at an early day. If Crisp isn’t the next Uni ted Stat Senator, to succeed Gordon, politically speaking, Georgia should be marked off the map. The state Democratic Execu¬ tive committee met in Atlanta last Saturday and declared that Georgia needed only one state convention this year. This is a great stroke in behalf of the people. The Vkekxy has some of the most liberal advertisers the country affords, and they are all prosperous geutlement. A man that appreciates the value of printers ink usually sets the pace and shapes the business of a town. Blossom. We are very sorry to state the fact, that Mrs. Benn Tuck¬ er, who has for several weeks been quite sick, is no better. We hope she will soon regain her usual strength. School at this place is holding on remarkably well, 54 pupils have been enrolled, and most all have been in regular atten¬ dance . Fvery thing has been so quiet here for the past week, that we have nothing in the way of a sensation to attract the readers of your paper. The farmers in this section are moving things along nicely, and from the guano that is be ing brought to this place, I fear they will make the same mis¬ take they did two years ago. Unless we are visited by some disaster, the cry will be in the fall, “Too much cotton made.” What has become of the organ¬ ization to reduce the cotton acreage? Mr. Broughton the Pres, of the state organization has failed by some means to im¬ press the farmers on this scheme, We hope he may yet succeed for the destiny of the Georgia farmers, unquestionably, hinges on this. We have a young man “Mack” iu this community who uusteriously disappears every Sunday evening and no one can tell where he goes until some¬ time the next week. Wo see notice in the Oak Grove of bis visiting there, would the cc iu impendent up their keep a close watch ou him. ■Smite” List of Jurors Drawn for April term, of Rockdale Superior Court, 38D6, by his Honor Richard II. Clark, on the IStb dav of October 1S95. GRAC'D JURORS: 1 T C. McCalls, 3 Geo. W. Warren. 3 1'. M. Almand, 4 J. A. Lowe, 5 J. L. Pate, G IVm. L. McKnighf, 7 J. T. Adair, 8 M. II. Wesley, ii B. D. Wliat ley, 10 M . L. Wood, 11 P. H. White, 12 J. S. Weatherford, 13 S. H. Wood, Jno. W. McDaniel. 15 W. S. Veal, 1G B. F. Tucker, It W, W. Swann, 18 James W, Cowan, sr., 19 Thos. E. Brodnax, 20 T, T. Thrasher, 21 Robert Hollingsworth, 22 A. P. Summers, 23 Glenn H. Owens, 24 Walter Wood. 25 A. J. Smith, 28 S. J,Taylor’ 27 Jas, P Tilley. 28 Arthur Whitaker, 29 Jas. L. McCalla, 30 L. J. Almand. TR AVERSE JURORS—let WEEK. 1M. C. White, 2 H. A. Moon, 3 Thos. W. Huff, 4 John G. Malcolm, 5 IV. H. Massey, G S. L. Almand, 7 E. J. Argo, 8 J. C. Plunkett, 9 T. L. O’Kelley, 10 D, A. I’ucket, 11 S. A. Helms, 12 J. P McDaniel, 13 J. W. Swann, 14 Jas. K' White, 15 Walter L. Scott, 16 R. o! Cailey, 17 Jas. A, Stowers, 18 C. E. Reagan, 19 Z. S. Christian, 20 M. A. Waldrop, 21 H. A. Turner, 22 T. H. Biyans, Jr. 23 Geo. W. McDaniel, 24 K. B. Vaughan, 25 John G. Johnson 2G John R, Cooper, 27 G. J. Hollings' worth, 28 John William Johnson, 29 J. H. Nolan, 30 Manly F, Turner, 31 G. N. Sanders, 32 John H. Tucker, 38 C. Humphries, 34 Alfred F. Simssr., 35 David Vaughn, sr., 30 G. IV. Cain. TRAVERSE JURORS-2nd WEEK. 1 E, C. Grenad.p, 2 W. A. Browning, 3 J. E. Maddox. 4 Joseph Askew, 5 R. J. Carr, 9 Joel Marks, 7 W. J. Williams 8 1. A. Goode, 9 Josiah James, 10 G. A Haralson, 11 lira D Smith, 12 John H, Maddox, 13 Geo. P. Tilley, 14 J. W. Me Cl ung, 15 Wa, S. Lester, 16 A. N. Plunket, 17 John IV. Shaw, IS Jas. M. Street, 19 D. II. Bowen, 20 Milt R. Christian, 21 wm. U. Wallace, 22 H. V. Hardwick, 23 j. R. Haryill. 24 aoha T. Sims, 25 C. B. Hudson, 26 E. A. HarperJ27 A S Farmer, 28 Linnear Parr, 29 Lemuel j Sims, 30 Egbert A Smith, 31 j S Black, ?2 j II Taylor, 33 Geo. C Mitchell, 34 M M Norton, 35 Turn¬ er J Miller, 38 O S Ilaygood. Oak Grove. March has come, February has gone and the farmers have begun to plant their corn. The O. G, L, societv will will meet this evening. Prof. Fleming will be present and give a talk. Miss Sarah Plunket of Atlan¬ ta spent Sunday at home. Messrs. Dolplms Walker, Otto Clotfelter, Mack Maddox and Fletcher Swann of Smyrna were imour midst Sunday afternoon, come again boys you are al¬ ways welcome. Mr. and MrsD. B. Bond of Lithonia spent Saturday and Sunday with their parents Mr. and Mrs, W. F. McDaniel. Miss Mamie Denard from near Salem sbent Friday night in our community. Mrs, Minnie Hughie of Litho¬ nia visited in this section Mon¬ day. M. m fit m *?*%*"*>* * • * * " »f r # * * ■*' _ , Do You See Spots A r ,' •sir" > before you in the ait 1 That’s your liver’s fault. Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Neuralgia, Head¬ 2 ache and Billiousness are all your liver’s fault. A . Symptom* of a Disordered Liven 'r Pain in back, side and shoulders, coated a "-■ bad taste in the mouth, ■ tongue. bad.Tulinessin general drowsiness, diges- floss J tion the stomach of appetite, sour and sick stomach, habitual costiveness, dots before the eyes, s«in sallow, eyes yellow, face, ner- dry ^ cough, vousness, contused pimples mind. on the At the first appearance of these symptoms call on your merchant for a bottle of CS 5 I #aj>&Neu!algiG fllRt- 1 s it goes straight to work on the liver. It cleanses this organ makes it active again—purifies 1 your blood and you’re cured. Ask Your Druggist or Merchant For IL j CULLEN & NEWMAN ’ N ; Sole Proprietors, Knoxville, Tenn. 3 18-EST^SLISS FI) 2 - 66 . J. lj. ALAf&ND co. STILL LEADS THEM ALL. SHOES Always on band a full 13 b of DRY GOODS, NOTION?, HATS and Compute andjCLOTHi NG, CROCKERY and GLASSWARE, and a Full line of Grocsriss. liitm aS Fan Suite. Don’t buy your sup¬ plies etc., until you see US. We respectfully solicit your patronage. 3 . B. 7 iMIBil]D 5 ; go. GEORGIA, Rockdale County: To the Superior Court of said county :— The petition of Andrew J. Pierce and Mrs. Jane N. Pierce, of said county, respectfully showetb that they and their successors desire tc be incorporated un¬ der the name and style of the Conyers Leather Manufacturing Company, with a capital of two thousand dollars, with the privilege of increasing the same to twenty thousand dollars, to be divided into shares of one hundred dollars each with no individual liability exceptas to unpaid The subscriptions chief place of business to be in said county of Rockdale, with the right to establish branch offices and agencies at other points if needed. Petitioners make known that the main objects of said incorporation are pecuniary gains and profits to its share holders, and the special objects and aims are to procure a site and necessary material and erect, operate and main tain a Tannei y in said county, and to mat special end and purpose, purchase, otherwise procure, hides and other terials, used by tanners; for the pose of barter and sale, or tanning into leather of any and all kinds, and to manufacture the products of said tan¬ nery into any or all articles that can be manufactured out of leather or'hides; or any other articles or things that can he manufactured out of, or with them, in conjunction with other materials; and to barter, sell, or otherwise dispose ot the same, and to do any and all acts and things needful in establishing and conducting said business; With full powers and privileges to purchase, own and sell any property, real or personal, for the purpose of carrying on the busi¬ ness of said incorporation. To sue and be sued, haye and use a common seal, and have and exercise all powers and privileges usually conferred upon cor¬ porations of similar character. To elect and appoint and emply such officers, agents, attorneys and other employes that are deemed necessary, and pass such by-laws, rnies and regulations as are needful for the conduct of said bus¬ iness and for the control of its officers and employes in the affairs of said cor¬ poration. Wherefore petitioners pray the grant¬ ing an order incorporating them and their associates and successors for twen¬ ty years (with privilege of renewal) in the name and style, for the purposes And in duty bound, etc. This Feb. 26th, 1896. A. C. McCalla, Atty. for Pe’trs. A true copy from the records of Rockdale Superior court, this day filed in my office. Feb. 26th, 1896. W. T. Rockdale Huson, Clerk County, S. C- 6 a. Farm To Rent. Paper mill farm to rent cheap apply to D. M. Almand President of Union Paper mill. NOTICE. lam selling the Clark Cutaway har row. Some¬ thing every farmer Call on at W arehouse J. A. Goode. DISEASES OF THE SKIN. The intense itching and smarting inci¬ dent to eczema, tetter, salt-rheum, and other diseases of the skin is instantly allayed by applying Ointment. Chamberlain’s Many had Eye have and Skin beeo very eases permanently efficient cured by it. and It is equally for itching piles a favorite rem¬ edy blains, for sore nipples; chapped hands, chil¬ frost bites, and chronic sore eyes. For sale by druggists at 25 cents per box’. Try Dr. what Cady’s Condition Powders, they are j ust Tonic, a horse needs when in bad condi¬ tion, blood purifier and vermifuge. LEGAL ADVERTISE¬ MENTS. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. By virtue of an order from the court of Ordinary, of DeKalb county, Geor g ia> i will sell at pub | io outcry before the courthouse door in Conyers, Da, on the first Monday in April, 1890, dur in g ,he lawful hours of sale, a one third undivided interest in a parcel of land (except as to the trees, wood and timber thereon) containing 23;; acres more or less and situate in the IGtll district of Rockdale county Ga., and is part of lot number 276. Said interest t0 5e a(>ld as tll0 deceased. . ropmy of Mr8 An _ nie Z. Powell Said parcel of land lias on it a valuable rock quarry H Terms cash J. A. Wkight, Adm’r. of Annie Z. Powell, dtc. Ft inter’s fee $8.03. LETTERS OF DISMISSION Georgia, Rockdale County: T. J. & W. E. Treadwell, administrators of th e estate of John Treadwell, deceased, applied tr me ior Letters of Dismission from their trust as such as administra¬ tors of said deceased, and I—I wilt pass upon their application O i the first Monday in April, 1896, at my office in Conyers said county. Given under my hand anti official signature, this Jan. 8th, 1890. A. M. Helms, Ordinary. LETTERS OF DISMISSION. Geokgih, Rockdale Cour.ly. Whereas John H. Almand, adminis¬ trator of J. Wesley Grier, represents to the Court in his petition duly filed, that he has fully administered said deceased estate, this is therefore to cite all per¬ sons concerned to show cause, if any they can, why said administrator should not bo discharged from his trust and receive letters of dismission on the first Monday in May, next. Given un der my hand and official signature, this Feb. 4th, 1886. A. M. HELMS, Ordinary. Georgia, Rockdale County: W. J. Gee, guardian of S, B. Fuller, M. L, O. Fuller, J. S. Fuller and S E. Robert, has applied to me for a dis¬ charge from his guardianship of said wards, and I will pass upon said ap¬ plication on the first Monday in May 1896. A. M. HELMS, Ordinary. APRIL SHERIFF SALES. Will be sold on the first Tuesday in April, next, at the courthouse door in Conyers, Rockdale, county, r.a., within the legal hours of sale, to the highest bidder for cash, the following property to-wit: One hundred one and one-fuurth acres of laud, more or less, same being the north half of land lot number three hundred and nineteen in the 10th dis¬ trict of originally Henry now Rockdale county, Georgia. Said land levied on as the property of George P. Jones, to satisfy an execution issued from the city court of Atlanta in favor of the Home & Foieigu Investment & Agen¬ cy Company, limited, against s.id oeo. P. Jones. This 5th day of March, 1895. LW. H. M. Austin, .Sheriff. Printer’s fee $3 75. 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Give me a call when you need dressing up. spring Miss millinery, Emma Riley and has the just ope^d fastid*?,, „ 7 be delighted most 0Us iaii now with her new y iQ the Hats, Ribbon 8 ,n a ' She has secured the v Miss Lilly Bmce, of Atlanta, who will and assist in arranging for her spring arriv 7 here s Every body invited rftuv m «» to inspect her ThT' ^'f STORE IN REAR OF iiu WM S7SSa i u , 855^3 i‘ l t- 1 {Ljciusm exa ill 11 1 AM HERE- TO SERVE TRE- PHrii My turnouts are strictly first-cl ass and perfectl " My prices reasonable y safe, are and my patrons always Don’t fail-to call when p! on me you need any kind of h Jas. WoSwann. Ty, sr - i§g§ -IvsfyitoiS : 1n||§i ( pi m „ ’' 1 c i in Tlie ImiT\ above teamsteil in a to get to- to! order to get Guano in good tit N* r e. 4 Almand & Stewa :,:x Tf j FI V Tn MBB P Is n uiliii MM Are notified that we have arranged to give them pleasn satisfaction in LATEST MILLINE the coming season. Our new goods are coming in and we you to call and examine our stock. A ou will be pleased with our Hats, Ribbons, Laces, e M IHEMj Ag omtpp: See us before buying. Yours truly. McDonaid & Haygooj BLOOD AND B E I) Y STONE. THIS IS ONE OF TIIE HI GUI ST GRADI OfM I VIE o FIERI I) THE RIO RLE OH SIC TION. It has been used he for years and has alwa; a m I WL ARE IN THE MARKS7 TO DO TOV r A AND SELL ONLY FIRST CL ASS GTJYj see he befora Imi We know no competitio J. P. TILLEY
