The Centers Weekly,
OFFICIAL Of, GAN OF ROCKDALE COUNTY,
j. H. WALLIS, Editor.
Entered at the postoffice at Conyers as
second-class mail inatier.
Saturday, May 20 , 1399.
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notice.
w? call attention to official notice
elsewhere in this paper which makes
The Wkekly the official organ of
the county.
It seems that an effort was made
by some enterprising newspaper re¬
porter to have it appear that Gen.
Wheeler was “snubbed” at the
Charleston re-union. Gen. Wheeler
lias promptly and vigorously denied
the report and says that ho received
most courteous attention at the re¬
union.
Tho IT. S. court has recently hand¬
ed down an opinion to the effect that
poultry running at large is wild game,
and the owners of property on which
chickens may trespass have a legal
right to kill them. This is worth
making a note of now that gardens
are in full blast.—Ex. Under this
opinion it will be a little hard to con¬
vict, a fellow of chicken stealing.
It has been published in several
papers, The Weekly among otlmrs,
that Congressman Livingston had
gone to Canada on business connect¬
ed with his duties as a member of
the Industrial Commission. This is
an error. Mr. Livingston hasn’t been
In Canada at nil. His son, Mr. Kobt.
Livingston, is in Canada and will be
there for several months.
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Will Lucns, col., the supposed
murderer of Mr. Davis, of DeKnlb
caunt.v, has been arrested, and is
now confined in the Fulton county
jail. He denies his guilt and while
it is generally believed that he is the
black-hearted assassinof the fanner,
it may prove difficult to fasten the
crime upon him. It may ho of inter¬
est to our readers to know that this
negro worked in Sheffield last year
and is well known in that district.
.Tcffcraon's Ton Hales.
Take things always by the smooth
handle.
Pride cost more that hunger, thirst
and cold.
Wo seldom repent of having eaten
too little.
Nothing is troublesome that we do
willingly.
Never spend your money before
you have earned it.
N.ver buy ,vhnt J’oii don't want be
enuse it is cheap.
trouble another te,vimt y o»
can do yourself.
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Under the Weather.
That is the common Spring
complaint. Yqu feel “logy,”
dull. Your appetite is poor.
Nothing tastes good. You
don't sleep well. Work drags.
You cross every bridge before
you corns to it. There’s lots of
people have felt like you until
they toned up the system by
taking the great spring remedy
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla
It's been curing such cases for
60 years. Try it yourself.
•csd for •'Curebook.” ito p»^e» frea
__ J- C- Co.. Lowell, Mau.
Never put off until to-morrow wliat
you can do to-day.
How much pain the evi>s have cost
™ that have never happened.
When angry count ten before you
speak: if very angry count 100.
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Knol> Xoavw,
Crops are looking very well.
Midway Sunday scliool is on a
boom.
Miss Dora Mitchell has returned
home from a visit to relatives near
Hampton.
Mr. Sam Skelton had the misfor¬
tune to lose his horse last week.
Miss Rosa Alls and brother, <f
near Hampton, visited in this com
numify last week.
Borne of the boys and girls pic-nic
ed on Tattle Mountain last Saturday.
The crowd was small, but report a
nice time.
Miss Ethel Hand, of near Love joy,
visited in our community recently.
Home of the boys wen;, sporting
Sunday. Go your length boys.
The new Doctor at. Richardson re¬
ports good practice. Hot-Shot.
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Ofik drove T>Ot».
Roll Hudson says he would have
married next fall if had made a good
crop of wheat.
Rev. Mr. Brindle preached an in¬
teresting sermon Sunday evening at
this place.
Mr. Walter Plunlcet, a polite and
efficient street car conductor, has re¬
turned to Atlanta after a week’s vis¬
it to his parents and friends.
Mrs. W F McDaniel and daughter,
Miss Clyde, visited in Lithonia Mon¬
day.
Mr. Clms. Plunket, of near .Smyrna
was up Sunday hauling his best girl.
Miss Willie Granadc visited her
sister, Mrs. II II Daniel, last week.
•JimHudson says hois done chop¬
ping cotton and is going to see the la¬
dies. Now that is right, Jim. Go-it
while you are young.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Daniel visit¬
ed the latters parents Saturday and
Miss Hffle wade visited tier sister,
Mrs. Ricnnrd Hudson, Sunday.
Mrs. H If Alien and daughter, Miss
Zella, report having a nice time on
their visit to Augusta.
Mr. Zaek Almand attended Sunday
school last Sunday.
There is no use denying it—gi neral
Samples. fit*
We have received and opened up a nice
line of Drummer’s Samples consisting of:
Hos'ei'Y, 'dfubrellaii, HandkerchiesfA f
i Skirls, Siiipetipenders, Heekwear, Etc •5
TlieSe g'OOClS OXB tO DG SOld at IlPSt
cost to first-comers. __ Every article
is a splendid bargain and will not
stay with us long. Come quick.
-rfo- YOU WSLL THINK dig) X
That we are making you a present of
Straw Hats, Slippers and Un
derwear. These goods are on the
bargain counter and are going fast.
$ MONEY
Is a good thing to have around at all
times—in hard times $7.50 will buy a
8iooo
AT THE ONE PRICE CASH STORE.
We have just received a big ship¬
ment oi wash fabrics, very stylish
and beautiful. The prices are low.
SUMMERS’,
THE ONE PRICE SPOT CASH HOUSE.
green had us all busy this week,
Oak Grove has one store, onr
blacksmith shop and another going
up.
Ivey Plunke- says he would not ob¬
ject to some of the girls visiting bin
now and then and cccasionlly and
mostly now. Wa tch
man.
Suiynm Xcws.
Fine wr a her for killing grass.
Mr. J. T. A. McCollum has a ngw
organ.
Messrs. OIV Walker, John H Mad¬
dox and A T> Daniel returned Satur¬
day fioin tlie re-union at CharlefiU n
an( | r0 p 0 r; a very pleasant tin e.
Miss Wille Oranade, one of On!
Grove’s charming bells, spent last
week with relatives in our midst.
M s. J N Abney is at Morrows, Ga.
at the bedside ot her son, Mr. A C
Pyle, who is very sick.
Mrs. G J Hollingsworth hasreturn
ed from a pleasant visit to relatives
near Atlanta.
A certain bashful young man gave
a young lady a call a few Sundays
ago. When he returned he was ask
ed how ho came out. He replied,
“Oh, I came out all right; goinr in
was the biggest trouble.”
Blue Jay,
Advertisements in this paper pay.
F. F. WESLEY,
Watchmaker and Jeweler,
Uthoiiia, Ga.
EVERY JOB GUARANTEED.
The three requisites to the
trade are, know how, diligent
ATTENTION TO DETAILS, and HON
ksty. If a jeweler possess th<
first and deficient in the second
requisite, necessary repairs will
be overlooked. If deficient in
the third, the necessary male
rial will not be used • the job
will be palmed off imperfectly
repaired and botch-work and
failure must follow, as the day
the night.
With an expereemo dating
from 1882, and a close study of
the mechanism of time pieces,
and the best made of repairing
them, Jewelry etc , I conscious¬
ly assure patrons they need feel
no hesitency in placing iheir
work with me,
17 \ Wesley.
LITHONIA. GA.
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Your attention is es¬
pecially called to our
line of new wash goods.
You will be more than
pleasedwith these goods
and we are 'anxious for
you to see them.
We are paying to tell
you of the arrival of
these new wash
and we hope you will
call and inspect them.
Our stock of dress
is, in every respect, superior to
any we have ever had in the
past and we feel justified in
calling the close attention of
the ladies to the fact. It is
business to show these goods, so
come along and see (hem.
GENTLEMEN.
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You are notified at
our expense that our
Clothing v/ill suit you
in every way and le-ave
your purse in a good,
healthy condition. We
are selling clothing
that gives perfect sat¬
isfaction, at prices
too low to he grumbled
at. All we ask of you
is that you come and
inspect these g00ds .
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We havo f * lioe 0( Dl ,.'
Goods and make extremely low
prices op every article in
Don't forget our Shoes, Slip
Hats, Gent’s Furnishings
etc. We can save you money
every day.
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Tho Kind You Have Always Bop- id
in use for over SO rears, has '’ "’ ie
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All periments Counterfeits, that trill© Imitations and Sah-^'^ ^'!- av ? e «ia| H
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Infants and Children-Experiencc g
What is CASTORIA p
Castor?a is a, substitute for Castor Oil Pn
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ami Soothing- Syrups. It is Harmless ^
contains substance. neither Its age Opium, is its Morphine nor «h-1! oi? v '•unt,
and allays Feverishness. guarantee. It , .
It cures
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures CW
and Stomach Flatulency. and Bowels, It assimilates giving the Food nabr?, rc^i W 1
The Children’s Panaeea-The healthy and Friend'^ 6
Mother’s lit
CEuumm CASTORIA ALW, If.
Bears the Signature of
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The Kind Yon Have Always Bi
In Use For Over 30 Years,
THE CENTAUH COMPANY, TT MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK CITy
Will find J A Goode’s store x most satisfactory J
trade at just at this time. Prices on most everyt-ljinglJ
vanccd from 10 to 20 percent, but we were lucky to M
the rise, and have a full stock of everything in the teJ
nishing lino. Stoves have advanced 20 per cent inpriteA
have not as yet put the 20 per cent on what we have.®
soon and buy.
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With one of our Silver King or all Steel Folding Si
i We have a nice assortment of bed room suit?. bcJsteaJsJ
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tresses, summer cots etc. Also crockery, glassware and
ed iron and grauate ware, all at the old price as long as is
lasts.
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Are now in demand, We have some nice matt mgs h
and 17^- cts per yard, G ood quality hemf carpet at >1
yard. Just remember please that we have a thousand ail
you use and need around the house, which we cant we
come to see us and we will sell you right.
JOSEPH A. GOOD
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'6^5* REGISTKSE3.
CHOCOLATE
BON SONS.
For Sale By
THE GAfLEY DRUG CO.
ALSO
NunnalSy’s Assorted Bon
Bons,
Peanut, Walnut and
Chocoiate Brittles, AI -
ways Fresh,
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CITY MU
HENRY REAG.1
proprietor.
My shop is comfortable.
}.tv towels are always^ clean- j
My tools are respectfa]
My attention is
GivemeacalKbenyoM My aim—to please a! • j
dressing up
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Tills is to give e v.- S
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