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SIiBSCUIPTION I£ A I E:
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Take tins paper.
Advertise your business.
When Sheriff Austin, of De
Kalb swings Flanagan and Par¬
ry his county well be freed.
Tlie Queen’s jubilee must
have been executed to the
,: Queeen’s taste . ) ) It is said
to have been the grandest d;s
play in the history of the v. oiId
%
When the statistician come;
to make up his record of hang
ings for Georgia for 1897 he will
have quite a job on his hands
The record has been broken
in Georgia, sure.
An effort is to be made to
have the present administration
appropriate three million dollar;
to he used in buying a suitable
site and erecting a new and
palatial White House, This
will ho approved by the people
Senator Clay is meeting I he
highest expectations of his
friends in his new position, and
the record ho is leaving behind
him is one that proclaims his
statesmanship and conserva
tism. We all appreciate Mr
CJay in this neck of the woods
The fiht that the Blalock com¬
mittee is making on Commis¬
sioner Ni belt, of »lie Agricul¬
tural Department, appears to
bn a mighty llimsy affair. Ii
pains most people, and if pos¬
sible renders the committee
more unpopular than ever.
The proposed annexation of
the Hawaiian Islands seems to
have disturbed theMikadn. We
are glad of it, and hope that
still other and more important
obstacles may appear to thwart
the scheme. What in thunder
would wc do with the Islands
if wo had them? Let the Japs
inerem e the kick.
Terrell Hudson col., was
luu- -yd in Decatur yesU-rday at
noon. Hudson killed a negro
in DeKnlh county about a year
ago- It is said that Hudson
yv a - frightened into msen-dlnli
bilily and it is doubted if he
knew what was taking place
when preparations were being
made for his final plunge, lbs
neck was broken by the fall
The Rome Argus, in speaking
of Judge Jno. S. Candler, says:
‘•Hi- is a record of which any
man may feel proud. It is
marked by rapid promotion
from one position of honor to
another, and by uuwavoring fi
deliiy to duty and faithfulness
to every trust. On the bench
Judge Candler stands pre-emi¬
nent. He has won an enviable
reputation among Georgia
judges, and Ins risen to a high
.’ pU- in the col li li nee and
fee! , of lio people.
•« lull t
it h ,nor noi 3 , w di-. lit tl.i Hu- I,,,,-; upi lglit .a* judge.
His career, thou brilliant,
a. jus: il , uhu, and we
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honor and usefulness,”
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Absolutely Pure
01 -i> rated fm- its jtreat Icavr-nuig
the* food agal.stalum and all tlio forms cheap of
adult- ration common to
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.,
NEW \OHK,
It is said that lion. Leonidas
F. Livingston, who represents
the Fifth Georgia Congressional
District, is one of the best look¬
i. in the House. The rea¬
ing men
son for this it is claimed that
he does not drink Washington
whiskey, like the other mem¬
bers from this state. There are
a large number of moonshine
whiskey manufacturers who are
constituents of the Colonel, and
they see that lie is well supplied
with the genuine “mountain
dew,”—Marshall Banner, (Ala.)
The Banner is growing ‘ fuu
ny” early. The ‘ardent spirits’
cuts no figure with Congress¬
man Livingston and his hand¬
some appearance is, perhaps,
due more to that fact than any
tiling else.
Gen. Gordon was re-elected
Commander of the Confederate
Veterans Association at the re¬
union in Nashville this week.
Judge Juo. S. Candler is fast
climbing the ladder of fame
lie is to-day the most universal¬
ly popular Judge in the State.
The next, re-union of the
Confederate Veterans will be
held in Atlanta. Tin's city will
not fail to properly care for the
old soldiers when they congre¬
gate'within her gates.
It seems that Congressman
Livingston is likely to have op
position from Atlanta again.
So long as it comes from Atlan¬
ta we presume there is no need
for the Colonel to tear his hair.
Entertainment.
The entertainment given by
Prof. ForestvjWood for the bene¬
fit of (lie Presbyterian church
was not very liberally patron¬
ized, but those who were pres
out enjoyed the recitations and
character representations 0
Prof. Wood very much. IIo is
an accomplished artist in his
line and we wish more of our
people could have been present.
Notice.
I am now prepared to grind
your new wheat in first-class
order, having thoroughly re¬
pared my wheat mill and have
new bolting cloths and can
guarantee satisfaction, so bring
on your wheat and get some
good home-made Hour. 1 am
now grinding every day in the
week and you can get accommo
dated at any time at my mill.
* Respectfully.
A. N. I'lunket.
AND ITS pin
To thf. £ditor :—I have an absolute
remedy thousands for of Consumption. have By its timely use
cured. hopeless So cases been already
of permanently proof-positive am I
its , wver that « consider it my duty to
send tvo bellies free to tlwse of your readers
wliohave Consumption,Throat,Bronchial or
Lung Tiouble, if they wii! write me their
It?* The Editorial **.od Unsiuess Management
t&s taper Vuarnotee this g?acr jup Vroppsitua*
Mis*|llut. ie V.odlace, who has been
very sick with* fever for the past
week, is improving
MissEthd Alimnd, of "'abing
G».. is the erest of Miss Sadie
Hale.
Mr. Dan Hudson is at home after
an extended lour through South Car¬
olina
Capt. .1. M Summers and wife f i
o
Atlauaa, are on a visit to Mr. B. H,
•'uramers in Sheffield dist-ii-t
Master Walter Wallis has returned ]
from a visit to his sister M .-e. Bai'ey
Of AUgU*ttf. I
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Misses Ruby and Lizzie Summer.’.!
daughters of M r . B. If. Sumn. -re,
are spending 'some time with M r s. '
Fretwell,
**auy drummers have been* ,
in Conyers for the past few;
days- They are taking fall
orders,
Ed Guinn lias been with Mr.
w‘ S’ Marbut for several days.
Miss Mildred Posey has
returned home after a pleasant
visit to friends at Madison.
We give the news.
Subscribe for this paper and
the Weekly Constitution.
Advertise your business in
the Weekly and it will grow
and prosper.
Testimonial.
,For coughs, colds horseness, etc.
have neve foil id a remedy that
equals Mother Crossleys Cough
Cure. I consider ono of the best
remedies on the market and recom
mend it to the people. It is a'l that
es claimed for it and more if possi¬
ble. D. B. Chupp.
AGENTS WANTED—For War in
(Juba, by Sen or Qucrada, Cuban repre
rentative at Washington, Endorsed by
Cuban patriots. In <remendous de¬
mand. A bonanza for agents. Only
$1,50. Big book, big commissions
Everybody wants the only endorsed,
reliable book. Outfits free Credit
given. Freight paid. Drop aU trash,
and make $300 a month with war in
Cuba, BOOK Address to day,TilE NATION¬
AL concern, 352-350 Dearborn
St., Chicago.
Agents Wanted. Male or fe¬
male in every county. Busi¬
ness respectable. Compensa¬
tion good. Mo trouble to make
some money,. Address Chroni¬
cle, Augusta, Ha., for particu¬
lars.
NOTiCE.
I am prepared to do any kind
of mechanics work on short
notice. See me or call at Week¬
ly office.—J. F. Wallis.
A Fine Jack.
Dr. M. II. Melton has a very
fine Jack at his stables in this
and he invites those who
are interested to call and see
him.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
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CITY BARBERSHOP.
-HENRY - RDHG/T.N
* PROPRIETOR.
My shop is comfortable.
My 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.
Notice.
You can get fresh Graham
“Our, ill in ton itn nnnnd polli.a package. nnokie-es f
every Ll dav at M ' H Pluiiket’s
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Beautiful dull . dun ..
eyes grow ana
As the swift years steal away.
B LL7eLaMnI^itrevLIydly.' 1
»*•*£*» u queen and hath charms to
v.-ho'wears youth’s coronal - beautiful
hair ’
Pj*esefV6 Yoilf Half
and you preserve your youth.
“A woman is as old as she
looks,” says the world. No
woman looks as old as she is
if her hair has preserved its
normal beauty. You can keep
hair from falling out, restoring
its normal color, or restore the
normal color to gray or faded
hair, by the use of
Ayer’s Hair Vigor.
Rev. aid Mrs W- D. Winburn of
Madison, arrived here yesterday
evening and are cuest of Wr. and
Mrs. J D. Winburn. Rev Mr.
Winburn will fi 1 bis regular ap¬
pointment at Salem church to-day
and to morrow.
Mrs. J. C' Stephenson has been
very sick for several days.
jPVom U.S. Journal or IlerHdm
Prof. W« E, Peeke, who
makes a specialty of
Epilepsy, doubt treated lias with out
and cur¬
ed more cases than any
living- Physician; is his
success We have heard astonishing. of
of cases
20 years’ standing
cured by
him. Ho
publishes 1 a
v a u a b 1 o
work on
this dis¬
ease, which
ho sc nds
w i t h a
tle of his absolute free large sufferers bot¬
cure, to any
who may send their P. O. and Express address.
Wc advise any one wishing a cure to address
Prci.W. 2L PEEKE. E, i) e , 4 Cedar St.» New York
MTIBf STABLES
M.H. MELTON, PROPRIETOR.
New stables, New vehicles, Safe horses. Experienced dri¬
vers, Netv harness etc.
We guarantee our turnouts to give satisfaction and vve in¬
vite the public to call on us when in need of a good, safe, relia¬
ble team. We are located on the South side of the railroad.
M. H. MELTON.
BEAUTIFUL MILLINERY.
Everything in the Millinery line for the spring of 1897, the
most stylish and select, can be found at my store, in rear of the
post-office, Ladies will be disappointed if they make their
spring purchases before examining my stock.
My stock of Hats, Ribbons, Laces etc., can’t be excelled in
this market and my prices are very reasonable..
Also sell the new idea pattern, perfect in fit, for 10 cents.
Very respectfully,
HISS EflflA RLEY.
HAY! HAY! HAY!
CORN, OATS, MEAL, BRAN, SYRUP, SUGAR vnd
COFFEE.
A New • • i
STOCK OL WIN 1)0 W SHADES.
NE.V DRESS GOODS COMING IN EVERY WEEK. 1
Shoes, Hats, Trunks, Gents Furnishing Goods, Domestics. Etc. I
Fruit Jars
Jellies, Crockery, Etc.
A large lot of Saddles in a few days.
Harness, Hardware, all sorts of Groceries and Dry Goods
on hand. Come and see for yourself and be convinced.
John Stephenson,
Mr. A D. McDonald, of Thomp
son, Ga , came up Thursday and
turned home Friday.
The critica' illness of Miss Dallie
Almand is the occasion of: he pres
ence of her brothers’ Mesers. Jtff.
Rich and Joe. in thecitv.
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Machinery Here.
The machinery of tiio Empire
Paper company, of Athens,
which was purchased by the
Union paper mill company re¬
cently, has arrived here and is
being moved out to (he mill
Several teams are being used
and the machinery will soon be
in working order. After it is
put to work it will require at
least four teams, working every
day, to convey the output of
the mill to the depot here.
We may yet see a local rail¬
way from Conyers to the paper
mill.
Tax RECEIVER’S NOTICE.
The books for receiving tax
returns for the year 1897 are
now open, and I will be at the
county precincts as follows:
Sheffield.—Apri! 28, May 19, June 1G.
Lorraine.—April 29, May 2J, June 17.
Honey C. —April :jO, May 21, June IS.
May be found at J, J. Langford's
store in Conyers the remainder of the
time. G. ll. HULL, T. C.
Win. H. SIJHPK1NS,
Attorney at Law.
OFFICE UP STAIRS IN THE N IGH T
BUILDING.
Does a -general practice. Charges
reasonable Collections a specialty
Procures loans on farm lands e‘ a
low rate of interest.
For Se le,
A nice seven room dwelling
centrally located in the city of
Conyers, in good repair and
very conveniently arranged.
Can be bought at a bargain and
on easy terms. Call on this
office.
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in eating, by dis
gardmg the laws .of nat ure,
physical capital a!! gone, if
never despair
Tutt ^ ’ s Liver*Pill 3 will cure
For sick headache, v (
sour stomach, malaria, dyspej*
liver, constipation, torn
and bilio usnd
all kindred diseases.
Tuti’s Liver Pill
an absolute cure.
LEGALADVERTISF MENTS.
Dismissions.
Georgia Rockdale County:
To whom it may concern.
W. T. Iluson administrator of'K
George deceased has m,
letters applied to mc f 0
of dismisson. This is, therefore
to notify ail partise concerned that
will pas.3 upon said application the
first Monday in on
Aug. 1897. Given unJ
der my hand and official signature,!
t-his May G, 1897.
V M. Helms, Oku.
Georgia, Rockdale county.
To whom ic may concern.—B jf
Cannon, executor of T. a. F. Stan sell
late of said county, dec- ased, has an
plied to me tor letters of dismissioi
from his trust as such executor This
is therefore, to notify all persons eon
earned cation on that the i will first pass Monday upon said app’j
1897. G in June
veil under my hand and offi¬
cial signature, this March 2, 1897.
Adv. $G. A. M Helms, Ord,
Georgia, Rockdale county.
To whom it may concern.— W. YV
Scott, executor of Juo. L. 8cott, late of
applied said county, deceased, inis in due font
of dismission to the undersigned for letter*
from his trust as sticl
executor. This is to cite all persons
interested that i will pass upon sail
application on the lirst Monday ii
June next. This M V 9, 1897.
Adv. $0. A. M. Helms, Ord.
Twelve .Months Support
Georgia Rockdale County.
Mrs. w. O. White having applied fo
a twelve months support out of the es¬
tate of her late husband, Y\ r . R. White,
deceased, and the appraisers appointed
have file! their returns in my office,
this Is lo cite all persons concerned
that I will pass upon same the first
Monday in July, next. This June 2,
1897.
A. M. Helms Ordinary.
Geor.ua, Rockdale County.
Mrs, M. E. Bentley having pffiedj of the
for a twelve months sunpoit out
estate of deceased, her late and husband, the appraisers] D. '-'.Cj
Be.-tley, in]
appointed have filed their returns
my office, this will is to cite all persons con-J the!
cerned that I pa’s upon same
first Monday in July, next. This June j
2, 1807.
A. M. Helms, Ordinary.
Georgia, Rockdale County
Mrs. Charlotte Hamilton bavin? ap¬
plied for a twelve moneba support out
of the estate of Her late husband, John
YV. Hamilton deceased, and the ap¬
praisers appointed having filed their
returns in my office, this is to cite all
per sou b concerned that I will pass up
oil same the lint Monday in Jm\, nc-»
This June 2, 180?.
A. M. Helms, Ordinary. ,
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Ditistn
T have opened an office iu the
buiidino formerly occupied ^ by
Dr. J. J. Seamans, and soiic a
share of the patronage of the
people. E. A, Jones, Dentist.
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