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About Conyers weekly. (Conyers, GA.) 1895-1901 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 29, 1898)
Insurance. TILLEY A VIcELVANY. OL. XVII. TO EVERYBODY! * Having' prepared our statement we ind ourselves fully equipped to serve you as heretofore. Our business will be continued upon the same lines that have governed it for the past thirty years. We will carry a full line [merchandise the famous and in Mitcliel addition wagon*—it we will handle speaks for itself: We invite you to come and feel at home in our store. Yours truly, D. M. ALMAND’S SONS. Uncle Jim Anderson, of the Covington Star, is still engaged in building railroads. He says: ‘‘Atlasr, the Logansville rad¬ io,idis about to be built. The road is now an issued ’act, I It will be built by the Sea Imar.i Air-line, as a branch of Iliafc road [ The officals of the Seaboard railroad were in Logansville last peek, conferring with the chi pas of that place about the road pd they accepted the proposi p n of Logansville to build the !in \ I ’Hie proposition of the citizens M Logansville was as follows : "If the Seaboard Air -Line iLulroad Company will build a ' ■•-.id gauge road from Logans-: pile to its main fine, connecting 1 'rnr Lewrenceville, the people 01 Logansville in return will give the road $17‘C00 in cash.” The Air-Line company ac¬ cepted the proposition, and the woik will be commenced at an early'Bay. 'ow let us try and get it exteuded from Logansviile to U-vngton.” e* CASTORIA ior Infants and Children. Tie fat. Wtiij —R 88 /? miy 4 supper. Don’t. [, |i Ur y t Don’t judge the judge by the believe that love | €v ottiiih. laughs Dou't at the xvedlock think that be cai.j-e life is short men outlive r«i [judge good resolutions. Don't Y a man by the character ,u *'‘ m by his next door ^ L <ir 6 an Don't other kiss girl, your always sis* I ” 1 r other girl first. Don't " too much dignity, you 5 he mistaken for your Don-t get too self* f nit, you're not the only •<hf the bucket. 8^- Don't for lu if 1 your wife occasional ly u ! at - o,herwise Wor nd it out. Don't D about trifles, the hole ill ^ CONYERS, GA„ SATURDAY, JAN. 29, 1898. that lets water in your shoe will let it out again.—Ex. Four thousand and three hun dred divorce suits were brought in Michigan last year. It is ev¬ ident that the people of Mich¬ igan have practically repealed one of God’s laws. i An enterprise of interest tor all Masons is to be undertaken i at Buffalo. N. Y. in preparation j for a conclave of the order to be ( held there pefore a great;, while, [t is proposed to erect for the purposes of the ineetjngf a Ma¬ . sonic temple on lines eorrespoh dinS to the Biblical description of King Solomon’s temple. Every. Masonic body in the Unit¬ ed States will be invited to at¬ tend the conclave. That main objection to the appropriation by congress of $130 000 for the distribution of seed must rest upon the ground, of inequality. Mr. Fitzgerald, of Boston proposed a broaden¬ ing of the scope of the distribu¬ tion, by adding fishhooks and baits for the fisherman of this district, but this would not go far enough. The average man does hot wish to be left out. Why should not the government issue penaand paper to writers, brushes and paints to artists, colts to stock breeders, eggs to poultry raisers, and ultimately oven brains to congressmen ? This from the Gainsville reflect: Eagle should cause farmers to “Some very fine hogs have been killed this seaso n, an mention has been made of their size- It seems with the improv¬ ed breeds, which grow to weigh four or five hundred pounds in one year, that it is useless for people to buy pork from the west. However, the cheapest meat we have yet heard of was raised by-O. G. Bell and R. R Eberhardt. Mr. Bell killed six hogs Monday which netted hun 1‘705 pounds ot meat. He af¬ firms that tbejp hogs did not eat as much as four bushel of corn up to within fourjreeks of the day they were killed. They ran on a bermuda grass posture. During the summer he sowed apatch of peas for them, to be turned on when the crop had matured • The 1,705 pounds of meat which now hangs in lus smokehouse cost him not exceeding 1 cent per pound B.R- Eherhard ki 11 weighed 200 each. Lheye, two hogs raised on acorns and grass, did not feed them at all until ten days before killing, when he began te give them. corn. I’liey cost him less fclrati 1 cent per pound. p -fir The Putnam County Herald puts it down this way: ‘.‘Ton: Felder, Blackbuan and Branau are all in the congressional race in the fifth anl all desiring his place in congress—and the sal¬ ary. Your uncle Lou, however, will play the role of Tom Cobb’s “colonel,” and march off with all their scalps. It is Livings ton’s way.” New Trial Refused. Mr. Henry McDaniel, was found guilty of ter at the September term Newton Superior court, for the killing of Mr- Riley Stewart, has been denied a new trial by the Supreme court, In handing down the decision, in which all the Judges concurred, Judge Cobb ruled as 1. Where a motion is made to continue a criminal case upon the ground that the accused is physically unable to go to trial, and upon such question the testimony of medical experts introduced as witnesses is con- GOANO! — - * I am now prepared to furnish all kinds oi Guanos, Acids and Cotton seed Meal. J. F. TILLEY. Hiding, the discretion of the trial judge in overruline the motion will not be controled. 2, Where 'the accused is in court and offers no sufficient reason fora postponement of the trial of his case, and tlie trial i is in all respects legal and reg¬ ular, it will hot be ground for a new trial that he was improp¬ erly brought into court under an prder of the judge. 3*, The evidence warranted the,verdict and there - was no error at the trial. We.learn that Mr- McDaniel who is past 73 years old, will be sent to one of the penitentiary camps soon, to begin his sen¬ tence of 8 years. His son Mr, Sanders McDaniel I, convicted of the same crime, is now at trie Jones camp, in Morgan county • How easy a thing it is to smh'ch character. Like a spot¬ less lily, growing in its quiet retreat, receiving'sunshine and shower is rendered unsightly by the rude touch of a thing pass¬ ed by, so is that of the charac¬ ter of every one. Some hands know not how to touch them but to destroy, and some . tongues know nut bow to speak of them but to defile. These tongues may whisper peace to¬ day, but to-morrow they speak forth words of woe and despair The breath of such people is tainted with treachery and treason.—Ex. A man sMdom rets so full of emotionthlt le haS n0 room for ainner . / If a woman has the-vices of a man, that is the worst thing you can say of her. The ardent lover is nil at sea when his best girl throws him ov.erboard. ■An intoxicated ntan may not be the center of the universe, yet ho imagines everything re¬ volves around him, , If niau is only a litt’e lower than the angles haven't much to be proud of. Tutt’s Pills Cure AH i Liver Ills. BANKRUPTinhealth, constitution undermined by ex¬ travagance in eating, by disre¬ garding the laws .of nature, or physical capital all gone, if so, NEVER DESPAIR Tutt’s Liver Pills will cure you. j For sick headache? dyspepsia, sour stomach, malaria, torpid liver, constipation, biliousness and all kindred diseases. ’'filar.r ,s FIKE INSURANCE. TILLEY 6 Me EL AN". NO. 4. AN OPEN LETTER To MOTHERS. WE ATE ASSERTING IN THE COURTS OUR RIGHT TO THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE WORD “CASTORIA,” AND “PITCHER'S CASTORIA,'’ AS OUR TRADE MARK. I, DR. SAMUEL PITCHER, of Hyannis, Massachusetts, was the originator of “PITCHER’S CASTORIA,” the same that has borne and docs now on every bear the facsimile signature of wrapper. This is the original “ PITCHER’S CASTORIA,” which ,has been used in the homes of the Mothers of America, far over thirty years. LOOK CAREFULLY at the wrapper an f see that it is -v the hind you have a lw ays bought on the and has the signature • of wrap¬ per. No one has authority from me to use my name ex¬ cept The Centaur Company of which Chas. H. Fletcher is President. March 8,1S97. Do Not Bo Deceived, Do not endanger the life of your child by accepting a cheap substitute which some druggist may offer you (because he makes a few more pennies on it), the in¬ gredients ‘of which even he does hot know. l' The Kind You Have Always Bought” > D BEARS THE FAOSIM1LE SIGNATURE OF a eS ,v # 4/&C Insist on Having : The Kind That Never Failed You. THE CENTAUR COMPANY, TT MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK CITY. Bring Your Job Work to This Office. 8&S8. *-2v w e are very thankful to our customers and everybody in general for their patronage in past years,,and wo faithfullv piomise good treatment in the future. i WE ARE NOW PREPARED f T &’■V. • j-3®€«€ie€ee«*- * To do a time business, also we will sell for cash as cheap as anybody. We are receiving tho largest shipments of DRESS GOODS; DROSS TRIMMINGS. NO TI0NS. GENTS FURNISHINGS. HOSIERY, HATS, SHOES, LACES, i 1 a >i s si ; i s « i Tm^mirv<;, Clothing, Ladies and Gents Neck¬ wear and Handkerchiefs, Ever brought to this place, and cheaper than ever before sold. Also all kinds of.................................. Farming Supplies In Hardware, Flour, Meat, Meal, Seed Oats, Salt, Jugwaro, Molasses and Syrups from 15 to 40 cents, and everything as proportion. UaiJ and see us and bring your 11• iJ» in heir Clever Clerks and siraight dealings.................... We have too many things to mention all in this space so call for what you want and you will he treated right,. Yours truly, .{>»<>. <J. S S EPII SO.NS< >>. JOB W 0 RK: t S~: ry reasonable. This office.
