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About Conyers weekly. (Conyers, GA.) 1895-1901 | View Entire Issue (June 27, 1896)
iL. ( u m the best now= K INU riACHINE. L\Vood I Tubular be Steel the niow- best given up to L [it so says every one Wood who The Walter A. R Machine Co. received [ go ld medal for the best L r at the Atlanta Exposi last year- and at nearly all . lr fairs and expositions , r e it was exhibited. material is of the very best, lias e wheels, and besides being L“‘ driving it more power t durable nas other [ms l lighter than any ma haB a n equal dravt on both hor nil is ao heavier on stock than L plowing. If you are think- asked buying a mower all that is of you S 86 it work or ask some one U, run the Wood Machine, The nanv gives a cirtilicate of guaran nth every machine sold. I can al Lisli * you with the reaping which at lent to cut your gram is attached. selling the Clark BDl still pay Harrows to put in |e [ead with. what of the .below one l successful farmers in Geor Lys about the mower. J- A. GOODE. L-yees, Ga-, May 20. ’96. [ J. A. Goode;- Dear the sir; Walter have been using [Wood Tub dar Steel Mower two seasons, I have had r other make of mowers cut ton my farm and I would [give the Wood machine for four of them. t runs lighter than any of m and cuts 12 acres per day jre other machines cut ten. Very respectfully, W. F. McDaniel. For Charter. IMA Rockdale County. I the Superior Court of said ■ty:—The petition of Albert per, J. II. Leankouf, Henry ■house Louis Wellhouse and Hi Ifellhouse, of Atlanta Ga-, In. Almand, David M. Aimanil, ward H Almand Thom. E Brod I Allen D Summers and Jessie Rlmaud, of Conyers Rockdale ■ty, Ga.,respectfully show that I and iheir associates and suc lors desire to be incorporated for Km of twenty years, with the It of renewal at the expiration laid term uuder the corporate ( pe and style of Rockdale Manu purjNi; Company, with a capital p of One Huudred Thousand par: with the right to iucrease e to Five Hundred Thousand Bars and to have the right under by virture of their oharter to de the capital stock into shares One Hundred Dollars each, with individual liability, except as to lvalue of the stock subscribed by p stock holder, and also to pro p for the sale and transfer of said 5k. jsid It coroporation 'hall have said the to begia business under lie whenever ten per cent, of the fhl has been paid in- That F cheif place of business and pufacturing Mills, cite is at the Union per Byers, on Yellow river, near in said county of Rock pi and (hat their cheif business pe is in Conyers, Ga. Your planers [establish desire, under said name branch offices and koies in the city of Atlanta and ewhere, as may be necessary for Harrying on of the business of 1 company, with all the coropor powers under the Constitution his State necessary for the pur¬ ges of said coroporation. Lour petitioners further show t their aims and objects are purchase and otherwise procure at ion, lands and material, nee water power, steam power or h ’ and 3,1 other machinery and ‘ !c l nece w Ool 7 ary into 10 mannfacture kind of fabrics cot_ any o / mmm W «. CONYERS, GA., SATURDAY, JUNE 28 1896. g 1 CASTORIA I I I A I >■' 2 I 3 for infants and Children. T HIRTY million, years’ of persons, observation permit of ns Caator to apeak l a with of It without tlie p atronag guessin e of g. It is nnqnestionably the lost remedy for Infants and Children tho rrorltl lies ever known. It is harmless. Children liie it. It gi vea them health. It will save their lives. In it Mothers have something which is absolutely safe and practically perfect as a child’rj medicine. Castoria destroys Worms. Castoria allays Feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sonr Cnrd, Castoria enres Diarrhcea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves Teething Tronbles. Castoria onres Constipation and Flatnlen oy. Castoria neutralizes the effects of carhonio aeid gas or poisonons air . Castoria doos not contain morphine, opinm, or oth e r narcot i c property . Castoria assimilates the food, regnlates the stomach and howels, giving healthy and natnral sleep. Castoria ia pnt np in ono-siza bottles only. It is not sold in hulk . Don’t allow any one to sell yon anything else on the plea or promise that it as ‘‘jnst as good” and “will answer every pnrposo.” See that yon get C-A-S-T-O-R-I-A. The fac-slmile Is on ever y aignatnre of wrapper. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. desired by said company. That they may manufacture said cottou and woolen goods and sell the same, exchange and otherwise dis¬ pose of them at aDy business point or agency that they may hereafter establish. That they in that name may con trac find be contracted with, sue and be sued, answer and be answered unto in any court of law or equity n this s ate, have and use a com mon sea 1 , buy, sell exchange, lease rent and receive in payment of stock and debts, real and personal proper ty, choses in action aud. effects of whatsoever kind, and to dispose of the same, by deed, transfer or other wise under the laws of sail State, lot He purposes uioresuij. Tomateand pais such rules and re B ul.tioue necessary to the conducting appoint of the business and to elect, audeypley such ofticevs, agents and otter employees as are necessary for the manage ment of, comrol and carrying on said company ’s business. To have all other powers usual and necessary for the management of said company’s business. Wherefore your petitioners pray the Court to pass au order confering upon them, their assoc : ates and sue cessors all the rights, powers and priviliges in this their petition, and also all powers confered upou corpo rations of similar character as may bo consistent with the Constirution and laws of the State of Georgia, This May 27 189G. J. R Iewin, Adv. 17.7G Petitioners Atty. Georgia Rockdale County I hereby certify that the above and foreuoing is an exact copy of the original petition which is of file in my office. This May 27th, 1896. W. T. Huston, Clerk S. C. Rockdale county Ga. Add your name to our list of readers. 1 have an absolute [f^fhidsonwpeless cured. So cases prw-posiivem have been already penmnently who ^iJand’iwstoffic^address. have Consumption,Throat, Bronc^ Sincerely, i ' T- ± generous rropoauca. guarantee tue Campaign of Corruption. The goldbugs have entered upon a campaign of intimida tion, bluff and bribery. Every corrupt method known to poli¬ tics will bo employed to defeat the wishes of the people aud postpone the restoration of sil¬ ver to its proper place in the financial system of the United States. The money nower and the tariff barons will submit willingly to heavy assessment for a corruption fund in the ex pactation of replenishing their coffers under the life-destroying gygteru of high * protection end old st d ard, These arc lot mer0 t hiir( , es ° M of tllc Ea5t bonst ‘h . a “ h f “ st compames . and , money lenders will go to Cole <ago aud declare to the lepiesen atives of the South and West that they will foreclose every mortgage held on property in these two sections if a free si 1 - ver candidate is nominated on a free silver platform by the Democratic party. This is only one of the campaign dodges of the money power. The delegates or the people will have to face more than threats. An attempt will be made to buy their vote, ' and will be spared , to , no money this end. , The power of . patron- . , e W1 aS °-iM H ° U , a ^ them. m, They will be surrounded i i by t e in uence o o ice m • . who will be taken from their at their various , dat.es hr Washington and at the e.spenco 0 is prop, . The money powa .no mac e millions “ of dollars out ot the bond issues . of „ . lie present . al- a ministration In time o pro found peace the public debt has been increased *282,000,000, and it looks as .£ it would be further increased , it the near fa- f , ture by another bond issue. One of these sales yielded a pro¬ fit of $10,000,00 to a knot of “financiers” whose influence Shapes the financial policy the White House. Flushed with this and victories, these money-changers have taken upon themselves to force upon the country thefinan cial policy which best suits their interests, regardless of what ef¬ fects it may have on the great army of wealth producers on the farms, in the n- ills, factories and workshopes. In the spirit of shylock, they would saciilice humanity to gold. They have plenty of money at their com tnand, and there is no question as to their readiness to make a lavish use of it - They can af¬ ford to raise a campaign fund of many millions of dollars. One more bond issue would yield them sufficient returns to recover all their contributions and a handsome nrofit beside. They can bring pressure to bear on the great debtor class, and they are ready to twist the thumbscrews if they think it necessary to accomplish their purpose, but the people are pre¬ pared to make sacrifices to redeem their rights, and such methods will only fortify therrf in their courage and their con¬ viction. An interview witn a prominent gold advocate, which appears in the New York Jour¬ nal of Jnne 10, shows the pro¬ gram outlined by the goldbugs. Here is the description of what occured if the voters do not vote on the silver question in a way to.please their would be masters: The South and West will suffer. They will be in it in November. The South will suffer most. I fear. Its loans will be called to the last dollar. Its cotton will he left to rot in the compress because the railroads that are owned and operated by North¬ ern capitalist, in a majority of cases at a loss, will refuse to carry it. In the West, cveiy mortgage that is held against every farm in the silver States will be foreclosed. All lines of credit for dry goods and grocer then, .ndependon . . . regtone „ “' l11 " eC “ U “ ? m >il " ke '“ and m<!r <*ants , regard the silver movement as adsolutely dangerous to the fi¬ nancial future of the country.” But we do not have to go to the East for the confirmation of this program of intimidation and oppression. A correspond¬ ent of integrity and honor writ¬ ing to us from Washington, Ga, says. ‘•A farmer who has always paid his debts and is now good for his contracts harrowed $100 from a commission merchant a few weeks ago, giving ample security for the amount. Seeing he needed $o0 more in order that he might 6 V pay cash for such things wanted . . he as goes again ^ to the same merchant to ^ ^ The merchanfc or tfcon f actor tells him he cannot get it . now. When asked why, ” p actor us h is reason UlaUbe Now York hanks have c , 03ed do wn on our banks here b g of the fre0 s ij ver craze. “Ah, says the farmer, I will ^ ^ ^ withoufc ifc then f repHed, * -You may 1 atlera », , *» ,’ TorMn*"/ , their eyes open to the evils „nd tho money power will find that the masses, though slow to move are irresestible when once ar ^ ^ the incident mentioned our cor respondent writes; FH ESHI in >-©©. J. lj. GO. STILL LEADS THEM ALL. SHOES Always on band a full line 0 f DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HATS, Null and ('LOTH 1NG, CROCKERY u,.d GLASSWARE, uud a and Complete line of tarn, Hardware aid Fan Sillies. Don’t buy your sup¬ plies etc., until you see US. We respectfully soliett your patronage. J. f). VilillOTD % 60- 1 VEEITT, X' * A 0 m m j a. y\ The above cut represents o.io of the nnuy stylos of elegant vehicles,we carry in stock. Our stock of BUGGIES,WAGONS, HARNESS, ETC Would do credit to any (own in Georgia. OUR PRICES and TERHS WILL SUIT YOU. CALL TO SEE US. K. M. Eye Hitt, CONYERS, GA. U ivery Fill ui Sde Stables ■ My 1 AM HERE TO SERVE THE PUBLIC. turnouts are strictly first-class and perfectly safe. My prices are reasonable and my patrons always pleased. Don’t fail to call on me when you need any kind of team. Jas„ W.5wamuni. The whole gist of the thing is this: The goldbugs or single gold standard men are mad because tlmy are beat and not being satisfied with the injustice already done to the agricultural interest, would, if they could, turn the screws a little tighter in order to get the people com¬ pletely in subjection to the mon¬ ey power. But the people are thinking more and aro begin ing to see how unjust it is to the laboring and agricultural classes. Under the present financial condition of the country, the debtor class will never be able to pay their debts, and a certain class of goldbugs are now wiil ing to close down on the debtor class in order to take revenge for their defeat of the single gold standard. There w*U he a revolu ^ on country yet, if this continues much longer, “People who favor the re of silver have been devidod and called hard uapjes and treated as if they NO. 25 had no intelligence and have no business capacity whatever and only bankers and certain class of merchants and city people have any business capacity or know anything about financial matters. “Repeal the tax on State ban¬ ks aud place a tax on income and compel the very wealthy class to pay a part of the expen¬ se of the Government and we will have a better state of things generaly all over this country.” The campaign is on and the people do not tear tho issue.— Augusta Oluonicle. ^fill TOR 00fUljer MAN qeedj ,J Kj 1 your Who doay tipe.+ijy i)ot jfm take, eryou^h iptereji •• • t"o • \ .•’•lean) P r 'Tlchenors Antise ptic Aly/a/a ft\/r«&& C*ran)pi°f (f JU |ta> a tjod&aijolel <|/. ajk-yov/K rt tr+ak*
