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About Conyers weekly. (Conyers, GA.) 1895-1901 | View Entire Issue (March 11, 1899)
Ixvii. sam KSS ML ! m ' -- 1 f k ilAii B % Have Always Bought, and which lias been pud v 10 lia3 borne tlio signature of V° r °' 1 go _j years, made under liis use an d has been per r sonal BU ? ervision since its infancy. Allow no one to deceive you in this. ' imitations and Substitutes arc but Ex . .. ■Ctounter ^ with aiK i endanger the health of ; children—Experience against Experiment. What is CASTORIA ri» is a substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops '^'iieifheFopium, .. , It is Harmless and Pleasant., It Morphine nor other Narcotic (tain* ‘ i age is its guarantee, It destroys Worms . Gns ts Diarrhoea and Wind Feverishness. It cures It re n e ves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation I Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates tho Lach fcuUdren’s and Bowels, Panacea-The giving healthy Mother’s and Friend. natural sleep. dins CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears tlie Signature of w <3 M You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. THE CKNTAUft COMPANY. 7 T MUWWAV STREET, NEW VORK CITY. O.C. STEPHENSON. U-cvNe ^-o ^ @ -ss- <^0^0 bains in Groceries, Staple CkwoocIjsl -o--O O ponth-Georgia syrup at 25c. We always keep on baud p,Turnips,Unions, Irish and Sweet Potatoes, Cheese, Eggs, Fish at oc per pound. Canned meats and Props Dried fruit, Flour. Meat, Lard, in fact anything you want* e will exchange anything or your money hack if we can’t [you. o deliver free anything bought I We expect to undersell any N for cash. ONLY COME AND fohn C. Stephenson. tlanta Constitution, pED papers. rate foe® 3 f wo a!1 ^Peciai attention to bbin o arrangements with C onstitution, pub lt Atl,ata, Ga. The club r| ce of tho two 1125 papers * Jer y ea r, subscrip pbe 8eut trough this of d tb e terms to be a cash. met perhaps not bjgvn u gen lat T]je Weekly mm has the Mon of any newspaper f ri: het on potulvs nisphere. Only a §° a large news dirt a ° r y questioned P ! dilation the made by r£ K vl! !!i ° ou ff-at and put up a it could be r^ithad m °re than r c,r '-'fia: ion. The &,, ! ; Oon '' y accepted d the i{ * books to Cowell, firm. - the "’ pub ’paper directo L forfeit• i lls error put W ' >;ra. ; ‘‘bn, w tu!« being . ' ‘-' w »pap. f crt s ; ft » ❖ CONYERS, GA., SATURDAY, MARCH 11. 1899. first and above all things a newspaper • It is a twelve page, seven-column weekly, making eighty-four columns each week. Its subscription poico is $1 a year, but if taken under the ar¬ rangement with this paper we can give them both at the price above named, Q > e 'T/I WMZS&t OcA. M bl] | COLLLGB ;• Mam Bui'-Oimg. I Sh-jREE ToinoM. ™JW»WRR ■3^' DAHLONEGA, GA. A college educotion in tlif* reach cf all. A.B., U.S., Normal and Bug: ness iiivigoraiing" courses. cii f-ior>d laboratories: beaithful, nd nnto; military discipline; cood moral 2 religious iuiiceffces. Cheapest board iti the from State; $75 abundance $150 of country board produce;expenses in dormitories private to a year; Special liceusc for or families. course the teachers; full faculty cf nine; all under control of the University. A college The prepar¬ insti¬ atory class, Co-education of sexes. tution founded specially for studentsciTirnited means, bend for catalogt:c to the President. JOS. Sl 8 W 48 T| A.M. The best is always cheapest. Tiie Weekly and keep posted. Bear, the The Kind Yen Have Always Bought Sigcatcra «f We learn from an exchange that “at Brussels the feat of is¬ suing a typeless newspaper has just been accomplished. The news was written on typewri¬ ter.-^ the illustrations interlard¬ ed and all were pasted on two sheets of cardboard larger than the paper—then the whole was reduced by photography and a print made on sensitized zinc, acids being used for etching out the results being a solid form ready for the press without a sin gle type being set.—Ex. W^LK-TVI'JVO-. I forbid hunting, fishing or oth¬ erwise tresspassing on the lands belonging to Mrs. D M Almand, Now being tended by J f Wallis and J B Moon. D W Almand, Agt. Notice. The firm of Street & Willingham has dissolved. Mr. Willingham hav¬ ing bongnt Mr. Street’s interest and assimnning all indebtedness of the firm. This Feb. 17,1899. G.A. Street. G.A. Willingham. IVotioe. Mrs. Dr. Glenn is still making fine drosses, coats and pants McDonald at prices to suit. Room over & Hay good’s Millinery store. * ►—• - ♦ Lands Posted. I forbid any one hunting, intruding- or otherwise on »£££* ml ™, of !»k nos.828 and 833 in the 4th district originally Walton, now Rockdale comity. Mary T Lucas. This Feb. 9,1899. .1EWEIER. I now occupy the corner store room formerly occupied by Mr. J. W. Jones, where J am prepared to do first-class repair work in the Jewelry line. Watches and Clocks repaired on short notice. Give me a call. G. A. STREET. --- NOTICE. I have a pair of fine, large, five year old mules for sale cheap. See me if you want to buy mules cheap. A N. PLUNKET. BRICK* LIME. I have on hand brick and lime which I offer to the public at reason¬ able prices. See me when in need either. Vv. U. Wallis. DEjSTTIST^Y RESIDENT DENTIST. Solid Gold Crowns $5.00. Gold Band 4 4 $5.00. Plain While “ $8.00. Bridge work per tooth $5.00. Gold fillings from $1.50to$5.00. Amalgam filling 50c. Plates srom $8.00 up to $10.00. All work guaranteed. Office over Post Office. Lonnie Martin. . mil MEATS ALWYSON HAND AT EVANS HARYET, 1 . . 'OHip.. alteii -ioit <--.o pur Ch SnS!i zlliy l.llllg C . }UiJ you '"'TnV %.<t..b .-a ..l ti c market line at reasonable pi ices, Will pav market price for hid es. Giv 1 -* me a call. J. M. Evans. STRAY SHOTS. The self-satisfied man is to be envied in some respects ?nd pi . , 1 *■ 1 s , ‘ .... \\ .ten fonow . ,, refuses . bo a to advised it is pretty 1 •™ rood evi dence that lie thinks lie knows - a,i .1 *” * A statesman out of a job i s after all only a discarded poli¬ tician . A real smart man never par¬ ades his knowledge before the people. The only way to retain a man’s friendship is to never place your weight upon him. All men are born selfish, they die the same way. If you owe a man and wish to avoid him, pay the debt. Money is the one article that all men crave and all secure. The best way to keep even with the world is to never let the world to get ahead of you. From Our Exchanges “ Would you say •honest, poli¬ tics is* or are? ‘ ‘ Is, of course* Honest politics is always singu¬ lar. ‘ ’ The Philadelphia Ledger re¬ marks; “If every family had a curfew law of its own, no town would need one. ” Par¬ ents, paste that in your hat. If you control your own children no laws will be needed to Keep them straight.—Dalton Argus An exchange remarks that Georgia political.. are tak ing a much needed rest this ; ear. 4 4 What an idea! The politicians are doing all their scheming t his year, and are lay¬ ing the mines that they will ex¬ plode next year .-Dalton Argus. Poor Philippine Islanders! Their crime is a desire to breathe tllC air of freedom, undisturbed or undismayed by foreign mat ters' For that they are shot down , by . soldiers ... and , sailors of ? a country whoso emblem is the Goddess of Liberty!—Waycrots Journal. If Mr, Roberts gets his seat, in congress by all means he should take all three of his wives to Washington, Thecongtessnif ll who voted to seat him. and thus recognized polygamy, would no doubt bo pleased for their wives and daughters to re ceive the three Mrs. Roberts so ciallyEatonton Messenger. Sir Robert Ball, lately astron omer royal in Ireland, calculates that there are, within the range of human observation and con- 300,000 000 scpiiriitc and distinct worlds, all of which are larger than the one v\e in* habit, and some of them so far away from UH that a telegraph ic message, sent from one of them to this ear!!), would reach US iu 1800 years! That calculation for . and j fno h'g <X U3, vvhether it is correct or not, n-> ddlerence, because it is correct we cannot compre head it. The distance between UK and the remotest worlds is •eyood , all . human . conception.-- LEGAL ADVERTISE¬ MENTS GEORGIA, ROCKDALE County. To \rhom it may concern • .T. S. Grenade Administrator of'Ben ;;,uno,u Grenade late of said county,dead. ha *< in due form, made his final return andapplied lor letters ot dismission from his said.administration, and T will pass upcn same on the first Monday in April next. Witness my hand and of¬ ficial signature this Jan. lltli 1899. a m. Helms Ord. Artministrator’s Sale. Will be sold before the court-house door in Conyers, Rockdale county, (hi., within the legal hours of sale on on the first Tuesday in April, 1899 to ihe highest bidder, the following des eribed property, M Almand, belonging deceased, to the being es¬ tate of J) a tract or parcel of land lying in the city of Conyers, 16th district of ori¬ ginally Henry, now Rockdale coun¬ lot ty, the 271 same and being hounded part of follows: original no. as Beginning of at a rock, north-east cor¬ ner said parcel ot laud and run¬ ning south-east along Huff’s land 7 chains and 8 links to a rock ; thence south-west chains and along linKs Ed Thomas’ rock land 5 50 ton in middle of Bryan’s street; thence south-west 2chains along middle 58 links of Bryans’ street and to a rock; thence north-west 4 chains and along Ed Thom¬ as’land 09 links to a rock; thence south-west along Ed Thomas’ land 1 chain and 82 links to a rock: thence north west along Ed Thomas’ land 90 links io a rock at J H Jame’s James’land land; thence north-west along J H Hardwick 6 chains land and 70 links to a rock at s thence south-east along links Hardwick,s land 8 chains and 86 to a rock in middle of along Bryan’s street; thence north-west links Bryans’ street 1 chain and 75 to n rock ; thence north-east along J II Sanies’ land 4 chains and 96 links to beginning cor¬ nel'. r J he same heii r7;98 acres, in¬ cluding dwelling house, and known us ihe Winder Huff home place. Sold for the purpose of paying debts and ’distribution :*nong the heirs' This March 2nd, 1809. E H Almand, J M Almand, (dint's. Your business will suffer un¬ less you advertise. Africeis Limbless Gotten Seed! Free Anyone who s ends one dollar for a year’s subscription to the Atlanta Semi-Weekly .Tottrnal get postpaid one. pound of the celebrated African Limbless Cot ton Seed without charge. A pound of the.-;*' seed will plant % ne . fifth of ap acre , and -with proper attention should yield enough to plant a crop. The seed were tested in a list of thirty varieties by the Georgia Experiment Station and a bul letin recently issued by Director Redding shows that the African Limbless Cotton produced 70 more per acre than any other variety, and 161 pound* morc p er acre than the average of thirty leading varieties. The African Limbless Catton ?our°ti^ the average on 1he farms of the South. This shows what high fertilization and thorough cult ure will do with these excellent Seed. The value of the product, counting cotton at 5 cents and seed at 13 cents a bushel, was t™** 5 ^ * crc ’™ e cost of fertilizers used was S4.7/per acre. The Journal docs not guarantee result.-,, but the result of the test at the Experiment Station makes ^,'orth a farmer’s while to test these seed when hc can S et them for nothing. The Journal brings you the News of the World Twice a Week, with hundreds of articles of special interest about the farm, the household, juvenile topics, etc., and every Southern fanner should have the paper. You don’t have to wait a week for the news, but get it twice as Often as you do in the weeklies, which charge the same price. c . f samolc CODY. Adpri.ss TflE JOURNAL, Atlanta, Qa, NO. 10 IMAM ricELVANEY & BRODNAX AGENTS, We represent some of the best Fire Insurance Companies in existence and ask the public generally to see U3 before plac¬ ing their risks. Office in Banner office under hotel. McELVANEY& BRODNAX. H. H MCbONAL & SON, PRESIDENT DENTISTS.^ All work guaranteed to please. Office up stairs over J. II. A1 maud & Go's, store. Conyers, , . ; Ga CITY BAGGER SHOP -HEiNRY - RBACflN PROPRIETOR. My shop is comfortable, My towels are clean. My tool3 are always keen. My attention is respectful. My aim—to please all. Give me a cali when you need dressing up. ffliE ■ d iCarLook at this man <1 with good boss sense, He* encloses his pos¬ sessions with BAGK WOVEN WIRE PENCE Keeps everything in ami® very tiling o it. Made from flaunt rolled steel wire rods iicavily galvanized. Hundreds of have been pul up of this BEST OF ALL WOVEN WIRE FENCES, at loss cost limn wood fences of any description by L. F. SCOTT. MbVn WWiVAV.VZg ? CTYL1SI1, RELIABLE 5 I := ARTI5TIC 3 1 ig Uecommendtd by l.r.idlng 1 % Dressmaker,. «. =: ' 1 hey Always Please. 5? MS CALL <5a£> ii miimi jfl Si | -S NONE l^“The»? 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