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About Conyers weekly. (Conyers, GA.) 1895-1901 | View Entire Issue (July 2, 1898)
THE CO -\ YKE> WEEKLY. Cl FICIAL organ Or the GOUiJT V. J. H. WALLIS. r ------------ I'..,teied«tdm?M»t«fiiy l; .at pavers as ■- ..TUiDAV, Julie 2d,1808. — r ijoed- ■> cent* per !in•• f< t lir-t ntser timi: -J 1 cents for each s I -. «(.ties Regular adv. a. - II, .r iasertion: 2.V for each Mibse.pie«»t ii . ,S( H't ItlPl'iO.V UA Hi: Cue year, iu HI I vaace..... .$5.00 fcix niontiis, in advance ...She '* •! /Cl ■ .4%>i ■'(i-wm fA 1 I • i ' ' Jr x> 'hi Do You Use It? It’s the best tiling for llie hair under all circumstances, Just as no man by taking thought can add an inch to Ii is stature, so no preparation can make hair. The utmost that can he done is to pro¬ mote conditions favorable to grow.lh. This is done by Ayer’s Hair Vigor, It re moves damivuff, cleansts the scalp, nourishes the soil in which the hair grows, and, ju l as a desert will blossom under rain, so bald heads grow hair, when the roots arc nour ished. But the roots must be there. If you wish your hair to retain its normal color, or if you wish to restore the lost tint of gray or faded hair use Ayer’s Hair Vi^or. ? \ conb'iiij.i rarv ■ \ j to -v - il ftii ay : ‘'Santiago. Sant in-going, Sa nt ia-gone. Alien l>. t'nndici' wasilic most ti e most popular man in tlm con¬ vention when iie a)ip< a red. /- I'OIIV it I Oil i d t"; j 1 in an - I he lin 1 1 >0(1 \ j j joi1 t Vi assembled in < Jeorgia. ! (ten. Joi • \\ he •mniinv know.- how tlie Spanish dele trees J’ Santaigi }> ok to a man tip a t !■ .—!.\. Candler got i.i round numbT I .(KM). Berm r I'J.IKKI and Aj Vinson Rbllod votes in tlm prima- 1' V. Every candidate has some fool 1 1 leads. Remember t hat.— 1 1 ton Argus N' . and tImy 'always I ob up at t!m wrong i inm. General \\ l' ' l"r has lii'en elinib tree-« lihm • • j . lng live nun - ot Pan-i tmgn. 1 im again Uic'le in Sam few days. will hear from ) a The American Soldiers in Cuba are showing the grit that is in thein doing i,l every tiieircountry opportunity. They ar>' proud. Judge J no, S. Candler lias I iiei! j notified by the war department of tlm accept ability of I i IS >mt- j li.cut as Colon ‘1 of the Third Ga. Regiment. The friends of Judge Candler will l .vive inn announce im-ni v itii genuine pleasure. lle v\ ili make a r ord i u tie battle that Ids friends will be; proud of. Atlanta is making a greai effort in iiehalf of the t out-derate Yet {•rail’s re-mu- i to h hold tin-; this month. l'lie old soldiers will citizens lie gtveu n royal reception Uv the ,! I of tlm Gate city and 1K nlfort will -pared by the differ-i •nit committees make the occasion conspicuous to tu ., tort com anu i pleasure of tie guests. The int it. ii...i i - riv-.iuo . , nn \. •! - x loree yesterday and reaches uearlv * rv •U'i.,ess \ rausaet i, in. It Mould he well for every man soouiv a copy »t this lav, end -,.st himself in mV r that he mnv not nnwmuigiv \ dale it. i t Vetidevi to rai ' an '•norm,ms revc line to inert the hem >' expense the government •»he sustains . U!l ace.met v .f war. Royal makes the food pure, wholesome and delicious. &4llP ftJWDER Absolute!/ Pure WO ’ A BAKIN . f *'■■••, ;t r ., UX.fi YORK. Democratic Nominees. Result of Democrat primary j lection, la-id Juno 0th. 1808, to I nominate candidates for the par tv: For Governor. A. D. Candler. Km' Fed reiarv of State. Phillip C . .. . I For attorney General. Joseph M, Terrel. For Stale Treasurer. Wm.J. Speer. For Comjd roller General. \\l. A. Wriglit. , i FCommissioner . . of Agriculture , ; O. B. Stevens. | Fo- Prison Gommissoner. j ,1. S. Turner, Fur (' mgressman, fdli District, b. F. Livingston. Result of prmarv election held June I'Hrd for the nomination of county officers: For Representative:. j C. Jl. TURNER, For SIh j ill : W. II. M. AUSTIN. For Clerk: L, II. FIG MAN. For Tax Collector: W.G CLOTFFLTER. For Tax Receiver: G. II HULL. For Treasurer: JAS. A. DUKES For Coroner: L.T. FARRILU. Condensed War News. \> wc go to press the latest tli elms from Santiago announci i hat fight ing has begun in earnest: all I he land forces arc engaged and ervera’s Meet in the Santiago harbor is shelling tlm American troops wherever thdy appear while the American war ships arc boin .1 riling the f, rt- and attempting - i i lestroy the Spanish ships. Tlm lighting is said to be fierce now and is expected to become lesperate before our soldiers can take tho city. The lighting then since our t roojis landed has been, favorable , om soldiers , ,■ and , much . eonli >o deuce is hdl in their ability to whip the Spaniars and capture Santiago notwithstanding the odds against them. l'lie volunteers at Chieamauga are being sent to the Florida coast vlmre tlmy will embark for Cuba or Porto Rica. It is likely they will he us.*.I to reinforce General shatter ,, at Santiago. I 'i'lie Spanish Cadi/ :1< ■ i is said to be enrouto to Manila and this movement on the part of Spain has im! tlm war department to organ-1 ;; licet under Commodore Wat-; son and order it to proceed to; . 8 pa in. This fleet will toss a l’cw i shells into some of the more ac vossible cities just to let the Dons j know what we can do in the wav| . > handling shins. wtir 1 i VV it hill the next v. .k there will - , some lively lighting at Santia-i “ nd . u m:l v >v , that , the . will tall into ihe hands of the! Anewieans .• Indore this time next wt ' f ‘ k '‘ 1.ATK8T: Washington, I *. C.. Saturday 2:00 July . 2.--The d. a. in.. war paitmont ha. i Tv 4. C .9 fullow- : ing dispatch from General >Shnf ter. dated Sibmiev: ‘•Had a very heavy engagement to-day, which lasted from 8 a. in. imtil Hiiudown. We have carried the outer work- and a re now in session of them. "There is now about tliree-qu:iJ‘- 1 ters of a mile of open between ........ tin* troops will Ih. entrenched considerable augmentation of for-: ces *■*' .... .....»' (Ieneral Bates - brigade have been •ngaged nil day in carrying El! Ctinev which was accomplished at 1 [i. m. “Will b<> in line and in front of Santiago during night. “I regret to say that our casual¬ ties will be about 400. Of these not many killed. SHATTER*. CASTOniA. Bears the Tits Kind Yon Hate Always Bought Hignatare of Judge Candler lias refused to grant a new trial in the famous Flanagan case and the attorneys for the murderer wili carry their plea before the .Supreme court. In vile meantime Flanagan lias out-! lived Jus original lawyer Col. W. j C. Glenn, and the husband of one of his victims and justice is not yet in sight. The question that the people ol ,im Stone 'Mountain circuit are ./ost interested m now is; who will be appointed to hold our Su¬ perior court in ihe absence oi i tut go Candler? Conyers, has oiiiosplendul Judicial timber anti c; would no gfail to see i; brought into service. Judges Gloaton or . icCuJla would till the ullioe ad¬ mirably. Judge J KHines has been uiaieii oy tile Popuiisi ot this uia . i let tor Congress. He will go up against the iaslest politician in • oeorgia when he taca les the ocratic nominee, lion. J,. lc mgs ton. it is not presumed that tile Judge expects io win and it is uiought that he allows the use ol uix name simnlv to tilt out the ticket. The individual who dodges cred itois, defers payments, scales Ins .alligations, and becomes known ;s -poor pay.' looses caste, not only coinmerciallv but socially, i me s Jieart may "beat warm tor ms country,’ ’ nut if he does not make an eifort to pay Ills grocery ills, he will soon mid Ins associ ales looking at him askance oi "cutting” him outright.—Savan¬ nah News. The city papers are all right ii you want tliem. but at is the local £>apcr that advertises your busi ness , your schools, your churches, your numerous societies, sympa¬ thizes with you in your aitiictums and rejoices in vour prosperity. In short it is your’latial paper that mentions the thousand and one items in which you are interested during the vear, and witieh vou do not find in tin citv papers.— Ex. That was a remark highly flat¬ tering to khis country, and yet not unduly iaudatory, with which the : I'itisn Consul at Manila reassur m a timid Spanish Woman who * ont bin \ tor Detection after Deweys victory, and alter pon during on the t rightening procla¬ niation concerning the practices of the Americans, issued by the Gov General of the Islands, ‘‘Madame,” said he. ‘•'honor and . Manila .. , to-day xm,iea,v [ -afer m than they have been in tiiree mm dred years.’’ Oak Ci rove, T , ( a pie-me at , .. Ale Darnell s mill to-dav. 1 ' Miss ... Maud ,, , Allen, . , who has been for some time, is some.' V, e had a nice little shower yes terday ed afternoon which lias liven¬ up everything very much. Alrs. Myram Hudson entertain <>d a party of friends at Friday night. Occr.sioniri, The American soldiers in Cuba are now 1 ea rn ing soim 1 1 hi ng about war. The l-i t- st new- from 1 Santiago say :■ easualti es ...;ii * ' ,A f /M o-! ! 1 ! 1 10-i kill, i! and wounded. t his j io gett ing down to lighting in earn , <{ ami t he increase in t he killed and wounded colnme may be ex petted to'grow from now on. i _ ___ , | . be hoped , J that o* f! ii is to none . will ask ••Lieutenant.* B»n,« BUT Slid! rni-sin^ questions as hich (iJ;(i ( . ftjl{t mn t } lG l >a l! come out?—Dalton Argus. i!S*“ f ! LEGAL ADVERTISE MENTS. Letters Dismission. Gkokcia. Rockdale county. To whom it may concern:—R. H. Cannon, administrator of the estate of Win. ii. Cooper, has duly filed his application for letters of dismission from his trust as such administrator, and 1 will pass upon the same on the first Monday in August. 1898. (liven under mv hand and ofiic-ial signature this. May3,1898. Helms, Ord. Adv. .-pi. A. M. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Boars the signature of 'J'sjx licecivers A otiee. The bodes for receiving tax returns for the year 1898 are now open and l will be at the county Precincts as fol¬ lows : Sheffield, April 27, May 13, June 3. Lorraine. April 28, May 20 , June 10. Honey Greek, April 29, May 27,June 17. G H Hull, R T E. At J. J. Langford’s store. ANNOUNCEMENTS.! For Represen tat i ve. f hereby announce myself a candi¬ date for representative, subject to the vieuiociatic mnmhititmii aim ask tilt support of my friends. Respectfully, v ri l iuiier. For Tax Collector. I herein' announce mvself a caiuli iiiiSsItl ’T-‘“Sr * it Hoping anil trustng that.ilie peopii will see proper to support and eiccu me, laui, very respecfully, ; AV- G. Clotfelter j For Tax Receiver. I annoimce myself a candidate foi re-election to the olHc-e of Tax Kee eiver, of Rockdale County, subject tothe democratic primary, i thunk the people for that support that gavi me the office two years ago and I will appreciate their continued confidence and support in tlie coming election. tf elected ! promise to faithfully dis charge theiliitiewof tluMitiice. Itespeetfullv. H. ti' Hull. Ciiuufv Tresisiiror. 1 hereby announce m'. selfa candi dat for the office of County Treasurer subject totlieaction profnis of the Democrat¬ ic primary. I if elecetd, to give the county a. clean, honest ad¬ ministration. 1 desire to thank my friends for past patronage, and iiopi I may merit-a continuance of same. Voms to cominand, Jamms A. Dukes. l or OlorL. I respectfully of the nfmoum-e myself candi¬ to the voters county as a date for the office of Clerk of .Super¬ ior Court of Rockdale county, sub¬ ject to the action of the Democratic party. ! will thank the people o, the county for their support and will discharge the duties of the office faith fully and honestly if elected. Very respectfvllv D. n.Siginan. oi* SslierilT. I hereby announce mv candidacy for the office of Sheriff of Rockdale county, subject to the action of the Democratic party. 1 heartily thank the people for the support they have given me in the past and respectful¬ ly ask them to vote forme. Ifelect etl l shall, in the future as tn tne past, j serve them faithfully and honestly, Yours truly. AY-h. M. Austin, CASTOR! A ! For Infants and Children. i: es erety MecU-KClccl. After two weeks of earnest preach big. praying and Bfgiging the pro traded meeting at the Methodiat Hnirch was brought to a close Inst Tuesday night. The church has been much revived by the services and much good was accomplished. There were two conversions. » —- *--- I>T--V1JI. infant . .. of , . :nr. and , Mrs. D. S. Butter . „1 Im Tl,,,r,,l ( ■' I11 ^e ail(L leuiains were in u ' md yesUsrdn y in the old Th" little one was not sick a great While and suffered but lit I'o eeforeit fiHUidnjWitet.ful .fcep, 1 <'*.!>..-• ■« v r»t 1 IhimI>s‘. The next issue of the Rockdale Banner will he under the manage¬ ment of Col. J X Hale, lie having re¬ cently purchased the paper. Mr. \\ S \\ at dinw, wlio has been puhlishingthe paper since last Jan¬ uary, will return to Atlanta. Col. Hale is a well known newspa¬ per man and returns to his first lore FINE HORSES. Again i announce for the information that I am prepared furnish FIRST-CL-ABB HORSES t the people of this and surrounding counties at REASONABLE ??J CEB and guarantee every animal sold to he as recommended. WE PF'See GIVE about SATISFACTION, j us horsee.^i S. E. BKODNAX. ROW GOOD! nrv“ I ms • is a very common expres sion at GAILEY'S Soda Fount anc <162011068 i-a ^ !3r6PPvT8S 1116 «rillSS 118 j — - This is a hint to those who de sire something good and atthesam( time cooling. tTl —Ui «~=2l £73 «rr:3 Jl 9L.Z SGI “ness l 1 Baseballs. Bats, Mits, Croquet sets, Marbles, Tops, and almost all things in the sporting line. Gaily Drug Co. j StoT Why go further? We have it you can buy it as cheap h° nl US. We handle fancy and family Groc enes, Canned goods etc., We do all kinds of Bicycles Be and we also rent Wheels. I Be sure to give us a call wb 11 come to town. We guarantee satisfaction. L A N i r Gi L Brr tO- c ar. the im ;.r cordially l le f ..,n 1 | greets his 'Vk E k ' A’E"£* s s»s3«. *#4 Oij Here is a >' C h as To-.n etta■ Journal: ! ivouhie‘h’!*’, ,m, ! 11e the government in,,! ‘ r< ‘ n!i ''-'K l-??' ab- 3 !1 “if '‘‘‘dlei'tinp- }V.4£ disposal, :il i™,*» v ^? n!, ^:it'j ]i T.Tilh tj.T N ' TJf*"f** fare g was new ; ' ’.; j ^ V i, «r ais,> ..v,., esi r g . , iwStcf. hS'wT-tf h f" As ,' ve <o oress a telephone sage that Floyd tour. l*uu. 'Valter hot Ah ..J state rues at Monroe yesterday entered two rad them. He took am! v, 'on hotii tiie gold medal in tl. o open ! professional am! ,von a teii ,□ ] ar prize in a race with Hale ,0 tod shape ' u m g and will run <T races to-day. s,;Vw » -Next thing you knov.a fc|U wil have to put a two-cent on every kiss lie gives a wifr."'“
