Conyers weekly. (Conyers, GA.) 1895-1901, March 05, 1898, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE CONYERS SVEEKL Y. 1 OHFICIAL ORGAN OF THE COUNTY, J H- WALLIS. rnteied ittbcpcstofli.^’ Con versa.* secy .(■d-dass mail matter. - IcAJ I'iU A V, Mcli. 1898. line for tir.-t inner A. . „i-for curb siib-iqueiit n.-l> in- foi yy ' adv. each all.:, per. *ubscq..en< ias.-rtiou; 35'• for insertion. rtUisi itlPTiON RA l’E: One vmr, in advance...... ....$)•■ Of Six month : in advance .......Me , Tju- dispatch'" 1 indicate war to , 1,1 ■ and l'.-in<>rr.;w hdy inn they indical d isposi /a;! lihig. i 1 1 can nt (he pi !.!< in. Cainpaign I'UttiH'- hearing 1 1 m name o f Hon. T. It. I'VIder am be mg worn by that gentleman'f frimidH in Athinln. He could place a large iiiiiiiluT’of them it, tins ci unity • » H i„ said tlmt Fliin. Tom Fcl del- will carry DcKalb, Fnltoi i Dinur!." .s and lie has a fim iigltting cluuice in iiockdale anti riayton. • Vt ii i* or . The (|ll -d ion as to the cause oi l a dc.-tni'-t ioll ot t lie hat t le si 1 1) Mailt" has been determined tint tin* people arc waiting for the re noil of the court of examinees. I H known tlmt this report will find t lie (’Hast ropiie due to the explo¬ sion of a submarine mine. There is i" telling how the niat r wj|! lie - tiled be I wi 'en tie 1 ,vo count ries. It is known that |’r shield .McKinley doesn’t desin in become involved in war and ii is likely that he will avoid ii. Preparations for defese, howev¬ er...........active and in ease i I an eiiiergcncy this country will be ] repared to tight. ill Will Soon be Gone. (icOftsiiHHilly we hear sumo vomit: iiigritb', or some old coward win played out of (lie war. kicking a bout the pit ii'll 1 sum given by tin Bt'.'.le to old soldiers .mil soldiers widows. I! is dollars So dough nuts that the property on v. hic! they pay tax was filched from wi men and children while the hus band and father wn-. marching ti lv!s deal h around 11 i. hmoral. L makes me sick b> lie.ii' 1 hem tali and i feel like placing a nuillbe: ten to the aiite-deluvmn part i tlieir soldier hypothesis. There is not ai old nor an old soldier': m blow in Georgia to-day ilrawim enough pension to pay for oiii millionth part of the services ren¬ dered and privations endured \\ on Id Unit dur State could jia\ evi *ry needy one a pension and ghi a diamond medal to every hero— and there were thousands, lint they w ill all soon he gone and t hen ti:,- vast In-rde of little asses that are being continually Croaking about taxis! to support old soldiers can rest easy—till the devil comes or sends for them. Once we supported a man for office in pi'eterence to nil <>lil sol¬ dier. \\ <* were pl(*dged to him lie loro the old soldiercunieout. Wi acted the tool in pledging to any¬ body who wasn t an old confeder at,‘ hero and tlie coward in nut deserting to his ranks after he did conic out. There are manv ot til- in to-day who lune families ti support that are heavy burdens to them becauseuf constitutions bro¬ ken and ruined in l ( mg tramps i i cold, snow and rain, lighting foi our honor, homes and dear ones. Me rendering them, in old age. una to work. Let one offer for of¬ fice and at onep you hear the cry: "the old soldier racket is being worked on us. How many ot ii,om are in office in Rockdale to da v? It s a shame upon the ris¬ ing generation and a disgrace v<. 1 he older voters of tl.....omit'- tlu way they have been treated. Tl lore mo men among them-in uni¬ conn ty who would mak" good repre seutatives; men win* would make good judges, solicitors, clerks, oi fill any other oftiut—Stato oi For year:- they have beeu ignored while younger add ablei , been physically and financially, nave elected to office after office time after time—and an ^tili asking for more. Thank goovlnes- , there , will be 1 some in line tor positions in Rockdale this : g'K)d fellows who pet cut to fill th,. office* for which they ask. and 1. for out propost to help them. •ll STI, A young sberitf lms arrived at tb tame of Mr. W. H. M. Austin. Royal snakes the food pure, wholesome and delicious. OV’4 m Absolutely Pura ROva: BAKING CO., NEW YORK. Candler fur (5<>\« rii<.r and Fel¬ der for Longress is more than apt to be 1 he you'; of ilic people it 1 his dist ri<-t. Slock Market. Fur many years ("onvers has sull'ered from imving no advanta¬ ges to offer the people of this and -urronmling counties in ;t pernui neni • ml reliable stock market Thousands of dollars have gone ,;wav from Conyers for stock that should have remained here, Re ali/.ing 1 ltis fact. Mr. S. E. Brod ax. a clover and reliable gentle¬ man, has determined to establish a market here. He has located here permanently and will devote his entire time and a f tent ion to the stock busines-. H“ will handle first-class horses only, and it you >uy a .mule of him you will get a food one. mules will b< His hor.-.'S and ,uld under a gnarantei e to lie just is represented and any man will he perfectly -afe ill dealing with him. brisi Mr. Brodnax enters this ness with the full intention of es lablisliing a reputation as a relia¬ ble stock man and The AVekklv nrediets that he will succeed be¬ yond his expectations. k 11 linjii 'riju.’ui*'’ < Oneof tlic biggest “blind tiger’ hauls • iia.de in Con; o !-■ in a longtime Was hat planned and executed !yy Mar .-hal Harper, a ■. istcii by deptitiie Bishop and .McDonald, last Satur av iiigiit. Marshal l-ftirper has know u foi' >oine time that liquor was 'icing- sold hon• and on this night he ct his trap and by twelve o’clock in had Frank Aaron, col., securely fas¬ tened witli evidence to convict him. \Yhen Aaron’s house wtts entered a iwo-gallon jug. nearly filled with new branch corn, a quart bottle con¬ taining the same kind of spirits, with •censuring pots and a.small'glass for losing out drinks, were found. Aa •on protested liis innocence in the fnec of all this evidence, but lie was .dac< (i in the lock-up to await trial lefoi'e the mayor. On Monday morning last lie was n the Mayor's court and found guil y. \ iinc of .‘fea was imposed upon 'fill and he was required to give a ■no hundred dollar bond for his np pcarauei at the April term of our su¬ perior court. it is thought that Aaron lias been selling whiskey for m vcral years and he fact that lie was successfully allied is a feather in Chief Harper's ■ap. An Indianapolis preacher had 'lie beam removed from bis own yye in a novai manner the other lay. In his sermon ho inveigh i against tire wearing orna¬ ments and jewelry, and warned iis congregation against the sir, >f pride. When he got home ifter service he found that a j had entered his preniisisj doleu two gold ringq, a dia nond pin a pair of gold-rimmed qiectacles and other jewelry. futt’s Pills Cure All Liver Ills. ARE YOU BANKRUPTiiheaith. - constitution undermined by ex¬ travagance in eating, by disre-1 garding the laws .of nature, or physical capital all gone, if so, NEVER DESPAIR Tult’s Liver Pills will cure you. For sick headache, dyspepsia, sour stomach, malaria, torpid liver, constipation, biliousness 2 nd aii kindred diseases. Tutt’s Liver Pills an absolute cure, Tin gubernational- contest is MOW probably fixed and will be fought: out between Candler, Ber ni>r and AtKinson. The people this gen • .all. are lor Candler in comity and it is believed that he will receivet-he nomination in the s ate by an overwhelming majority Death. Mr. Littlefoil Long, afnost wor¬ thy young man. died at his, home, :n Sheffield district, last Thursday I morning at 9 o’clock, of consum t ion. Mr. Long was honest and straight forward in all his dealings and lore an enviable reputation. The funeral service occurred yesterday at Philadelphia church and was conducted by Elder W. D.' Almand. The remains were laid p. rest in the Philadelphia bury¬ ing ground. Klioi-iff Sale. Will lie sold before the courthouse door in the town of Conyers, Rock ilalo county. Ga., within the legal bom : of sale on the first Tuesday in \pn'J. IXjS, the following property city to co-wit: One house and lot in the ■of Conyi rs in the lfirli district of orig¬ inally Henry, now Rochdale county, less, containing one acre, more or hounded as follows: On the South ;ienry y Decatur street, West by lot of .Jones, col., North by street •mining to Pleasant Hill church, Fast !>y Mrs. Carry Wood. Levied hi as the property of Sanford Wood so satisfy Braswell a justice court and against Ufa in favor of J. W. San on! Wood. Levy made by J. L. White, 7 j. C., and turned over to me this Fob. 2(>, 1898. W. H. M. Austin, Sheriff. r<> C'ontraotorK. Scaled proposals for the construc¬ tion and building the Pine log bridge hi Rockdale county, according to plans and specifications in my office will bo i eeeived until noon of April 5, ! tsUK, The same to lie a covered bridge bids received for the mechanical and .-•' I i ;>.!"! work in removingoldhridge and building the new- County to furnish ai! material. All bids must • o sealed and addressed to the under¬ signed with name of bidder on out side. Right reserved to reject any and all bids. A, M. Helms, Ord. DismisNioii, Grokgia Ro(!kd.m,k County. To whom it may concern:—W, M. Richardson, guardian for Coon Hend¬ erson, e..!., has in due form filled his application for letters of dismission i'l'ui:: .'.id trust, and I will pass upon atmc mi first Monday in April, 1898. ■Civcn under my hand and official sig nature, this March 4th, 1898. A. M. Helms, Ord. Noticfs All parties are hereby notified that the council has put in force sect. G1 of the by laws of Con¬ yers which provides that all bogs kept in the city limits shall be in. pens 20 feet square and b00 feet from any public street or residence. This law goes into effect- March the loth. There can beno exception made. J • N. Hale, Chairman Stekt Com. GUANO! i me*, nun i m 1 BIATE. \ mm state Clieisl Analysis. m m UPP AVA. POT. AMO. yS GREEN’S SPECIAL 11.06 2 66 .2.77 GREEN’S FORMULA 10.70 2.58 1.96 m ii We seH the “HIGHEST a I I ii GRADE GOODS” the j on mar - c [J m ijti We sell Meal, Acid and in |\ Muriate Potash. ill m, Our goods pay you to 11 tluse them. We meet all Competition. Always \-i before buyrny; see us we W B1 save you money. 7. X 5 . TSX-X-X3TT, A H/y ti * After © • • • Taking a course of Ayer’s Pills the system is set in good working order and a man begins to feel that life is worth living. He who has become the gradual prey of constipation, does not realize the friction under which he labors, until the burden is lifted from him. Then his mountains sink into mole¬ hills, his moroseness gives place to jollity, be is a happy man again. If life does not seem worth living to you, you may take a very different view of it after taking Ayer’s Cathartic Pills. Hog- R aisers I have the famous full Blood Berks hire stock of logs, The best stock in the world to make raising profita¬ ble to farmers, My hogs are regis¬ tered and I guarantee the stock to be pure. See me about these hogs. W. J. Terry. Notice. I have two good mules for sale cheap’ A. N, Plunket. Letters Dismission. Georgia, Rockdale County. To whom it may concern : F. L. Bryan, administrator with will annexed, of S, W- Bryan, deceas¬ ed, has indue form applied to me for letters of dismission. This is, therefore, to notify all persons concerned that I will pass upon said application on the first Mon¬ day in May 1898. Given under mv hand and offical signature this Feb. 11th 1898. adv‘g $6 A. M Helms. Ord. N ot ice. Sealed proposals for the con¬ struction and building four stone piers and two abutment stone walls at the Pine Log bridge in said specifications county, according to plans and in my office, will be received until noon on Sat¬ urday, March 12, 1898. Estimates to be made by the cubic yard, and all bids must bo sealed and ad¬ dressed to me. The right reserved to reject any and all bids. A. m. Helms, Ord. Sheriff Sales. Will be sold before the court house door, in the city of Conyers, Rockdale county, Ga., within the legal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday in March next, the following property to-wit:— One bay. horse mule, medium size, about eight- years old. named Frank, levied on as the property of J. A. Cook to satisfy a mortgage fifa, is¬ sued from, the Superior court of said county in favor of A. B. Coffey and against J. A. Cook. Property poin¬ ted out by plaintiff’s attorney. - Also at the same time and place will lie sold, one house and lot, in the city of Conyers, said county, bounded as follows: North, West and South by D. N. Hudson and East by Mrs. A. A. Bently, levied on as the property of Henry Jones, col., to. satisfy one justice court Ufa in favor of Clias. ft. Turner and against said Henry Jones. , Parties In pos¬ session notified, this Jan. 31, 1887. Also at the same time and place will be sold, five thousand and five hundred pounds pounds of seed cot¬ ton, levied on as the property of G, P. & E. S. Sigman, by virtue of a fifa- issued from the Superior court of Rockdale county in favor of W. E. & T. J. Treadwell, surviving partners of J. & W. K. Treadwell & Co. against G. P. Sigman and E. S. Sigman. Property pointed out by plaintiff’s attorney. W. H. M. Austin, February 4, 1898. Sheriff. THE ATLANTA JOURNAL. DAILY ANDWEEKLY DAILY $5 A YEAR—WEELLY 50 ct8 A YEAR. The Weekly Journal is a large paper, containing ten pages of seven columns each. It is filled with the latest news, of the day, both domestic and foreign. Owing its own leased telegraphic wires, which are used for no other purpose but to bring the latest news to its editarial rooms, the Journal is prepared to get all the news up to the latest moment. In adition to the news, it con¬ tains more special features thaD any other southern weekly. A mong o’her things it has a weekly letter or sermen from Rev. Sam Jones, a contribution from Hon. John Temple Graves, letters of travel, biographies of distinguished men, and many other atractive features. The Weekly Journal is beau¬ tifully illustrated by its owu ar¬ tist’ In fact neither energy nor money is spared to make it the GREAT. SOUTHERN WEEKLY. And the price is only fifty gents a year. To every sub¬ scriber sending fifty cents for a year’s subscription and a two cent postage stamp extra (to pay pastageja beautiful lithograph¬ ed calendar for 1898 will be sent free. Specimen copies free. Address The Journal, Atlanta Ga. This paper and the weekly Jour nal, one year for 85 cents. & m I 87.1 SB n. - - If Don’t buy any kind of fence un¬ til you have obtained price on the Page.Woven Wire. Pasture, Gar¬ den, & front yard fence. Cheaper than wood and keeps everything in or out. Johnson & Goode. NOTICE^ I have the cash to pay for all FAT cattle that you have for sale. A B. Osborn, L A ; Weaver, Bohanan, deceased, bas *-«* L applet) to me , ' ^ k ( . r i elte , concerned ! Pt o that I w m Pass S£g upon oday, “ 2. - * »S UJ* 1 *• Orj, Georgia, Rockdale county To whom it may concern:^. AlniandandT.H.Kehnon^i!: rator*ofiH-a isK i U , em,«nd have in due form c ^ letters appiyi P Thf “ e!l of dismission L fore to notify s coni all persons that I will pass upon,said appliJ on the first Monday in March Given under my hand lj signature, this and off™ 1 Dec. 10, hW. L A - M > Helms, OtJ Fannie J. Cain, j Ohas. vs. G. Cain .) label for divorce,! turnable In Rockdale Superior Court, J to the April term, lsyy CaiJ j To the defendant, Charles G. I Hon. Ry virture John S, of Candler, an order Judge from ti] J superior of of J I court said county, in above ’ ease notified stated, you are betel and commanded to be ami* pear at the superior court of said« [ ty to be held on the first Monday i April, 1898, then and there to arisw the libellant’s suit for divorce in ci above stated, and in default there said court will proceed as to justi shall appertain, Witness the Ho John S. Candler, judge of said cot this Jan. 19th 1898. W. T. Hut Clerk S. C., Rockdale County, ( Georgia Rorkdale County. To whom it may concern:-LjI Almand, administrator of Johnil Almand, deceased, has in due iurJ applied to me for letters of dismissioJ This is, therefore, to notify all pernoJ sJ concerned that I will pass upon application on the first Monday J May, 1898. Given under my hand* official signature, Helms, this Feb. Ordinals 2,lS>j adv -ft* A. M. Georgia Rockdale County. To whom it may cencern:—3. John T| A| Hamilton, administrator of Hamilton, deceased has in due frot™ applied to me ode. .ersof dismission* This is, therefore, to no ify all p«l sons concerned that I will passupol Momiii said application on the first in May 1898.' Given under my haul and offical signature, tills Feb. 2,1881 adv if<5 A- M, Helms, Ordinary, CASTORIA For Infant* and Children. At flS- i,s ilalli or itiutui •f mti* AKtSSSfi'! M. E. ALLEN -cfSuocMioa to R. *. BROOKS, PORTRAIT AND J,AN DSCAPE PHO¬ TOGRAPHER. CONYERS, - - GEORGIA' When desired I finish photos in As ISTO, PLATINO, SkTIATOXE or Carbon effect. This leads in all cities am ! ’ absolutely permanent. My worK - oe - not fade or turn yellow. order, g0T~ Picture frames made to Life size portraits at half pn«' Spoil to the- Laiies! Bring out Your “Crippl^ Jewelry.” I am hereto mend your brok en jewelry of all kinds at have p r ' c ^ 1 that will enable you to done. This jewelry is value!** to unless you can use 1 j you fi x Bring it on and let me for you. t, I will alto repair your clot and watches and make • keep good time. Don’t del tv! Come now. G. A. STREET. Conyers, Ga.