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We are proud to announce that our store is becoming more popular with the trading public every a*
We have responded to demand until our stock embraces all that the trade requires in Fancy Gro ceries s.J
Confectionaries. We sell cheap and always give the best in quality, Prompt and polite attention tod
customers is our motto. Try our store and you will be pleased.
A. J. SUMMERS, The orrocer. n
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Tfie Honors tbeekly,
OFFICIAL MAN OF ROCKDALE COUNTY.
J. H. WALLIS, Editor.
Enteicd at the pontoffice at Conyers a»
second-class mail matier.
Saturday, Feb. 10. 1900.
Locals 5 cents per line f«>r fird. inser
tioi 2’.. cents for each subsequent in¬
sertion Regular adv. 5<>e. per inch for
first insertion; 25c for each subsequent
Insertion.
SUBSCRIPTION RATE:
One.vear. in advance............... $1 oo
Six months, in advance.......... 50c
Congressman Livingston is
satisfied with his position as
Representative of the 5th Dis¬
trict. lie will not oppose
Senator Bacon.
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We are informed that there
is a strong probability that Col
Len Roan, of Fairburn, will
be in lhe race for the Judge
ship of this circuit. Col Roan
is an able lawyer.
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Senator Bacon's lecord is one
that any man would lie proud
of. Georgia is satisfied with his
efforts in her behalf and he will
undoubtedly succeed himself,
The people must suppo’ t him
because of his great value to
the state in the Senate.
The Conyers Volunteers will
tw , . ,
move to new armory
Comrnerce Street next Monday . \
The • Com pitty ex pent a R* I
build up by drilling Thursday
night i tt each week. All ♦nits
qed nun vull be requested to
drill that night.
The Dekalb New Era savr :—
"Solicitor W 'l 1 Kttnsey. of
Jonesboro, who io one of the
lu st, men in the state, was here
Tuesday. Come ofteuer/’Capt »i
you are always welcome.”
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The authorities (if the L & N
raihoad. it.is rumoied, will re¬
move their offices and shops
from the state of Kentucky.
The removal is duo to the clash
between the railroad ‘Did politi¬
cians of the state
The British soldiers under
General Bullet’are still striving
to relieve 1 adysmith. A des¬
perate battle has been waged
there for several days past and
it ii announced that some lit¬
tle advantage has been gained
by the British at a great losp
of life. The Boers are lighting
determinedly and with great
bravery.
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Goebel Dead.
Gov. Gooebel of Kentucky is
dead. The assassin's bullet
did its wotK and left a dark
blot upon the political,record of
iilmt state. The dead Govern¬
or lias In t it laid to rest but his
friends declare that the cause
he represented and for which
lie died lives and will continue
to live with afi those who be¬
lieve in honest government.
The situation in that state
remains unchanged at this
writing. Governor Taylor
holds' on and refuses to affix his
signature to the agreement re¬
ached by the leaders of the two
parties in conference,
The outcome is yet in doubt
but it is hdp< d that law and or¬
der will prevail in the struggle
until all is settled.
Additional JLoeals
Mr. V H Langford has gone to
Bartlesville where he hassecured etn
ployinent.
Some very interesting- debates oc¬
cur at the Institute on Friuny even¬
ings. Yesterday afternoon the sub¬
ject was “Which is the Greater Force
H red i ty or En v i r<) m e n t. ”
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Mrs. Froivin Ahnand iins been quite
sick at her home this week.
Mrs. Hewlittis spend i ng some time
at the home of her parents here.
In mentioning the busines men in
Conyers in our last issue we over¬
looked Sharp & Turner, who areaell
stock here, Tluy have some fine
mules snd horses and are doing a
large business In this line.
Itev. A M Pierce , <>f Home, was
here with friends a short time
week.
Mr. W T Butler, of Marietta,
spending several days here this week
in the interest of his marble
Mr. DM Ahnand expects to leave
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to F lorida where he expet: X to se
cure employment thisyear.
The blizzard billed to arrive here
.yesterday whs completely knocked
out bylhe beautiful spring weather
we are enjoying. Y on can’t always
tell bow the wind will blow.
A shipment of Percales ready
for inspect ion at Chits B Hudson's
This is a handsome lino of t.ew.
goods and will, please the ladies.
The Indies will lie interested to
know that Chits B Hudson litis
just received a handsome line of
new lnces and embroideries. All
are invited to inspect the new
goods
■ “Sam Jones flays the church is- on
a big money hunt.” If that be true
hoitml the church have nt last got
ton ou tlieK;unep i. ftt torm. Does he
want airenopoly of the business?—
SpartaIslttfineMe.
There will be preaching nt 1 lie
qh r j s ti u n church Sunday at 11
n in by the pastor, A cordial
nvitation is extended to all.
Mr. W A Webb and wife, have
moved to Conyers where they ,,,
make their future home. We regret
to lose them hut wish them unboun
dod prosperity and pleasure,—De
Kalb New Era.
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We are in the market
with the following High
Grade Guano o®
BALDWIN'S HIGH GRADE GUANO.
BALDWIN’S HIGH GRADE ACIDS
MONETTE’S HIGH GRADE GUANO,
HONETTE’S BEEF BLOOD AND BONE.
MONETTE’S HIGH GRADE ACIDS.
SWIFT‘S “GOLDEN HARVEST,” "PURE BLOOD."
SV\ lFT’S HIGH GRADE ACIDS .
COTTON SEED M EAL AN D ACID.
r B I ^ he S people know these ^ 1
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oroods -» to . be High w -n . « Grade ^ j -B
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b Blood » » -j goods. ^ Always & 5 see
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HO US MvlUIC U k "V 1 tl "I y ’"I UIHi I ll fY'
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J. P. a x TILLEY. _ _
Fara.tr, in this county have
done a great deal of work this
winter and many fields have been
t toroughly plowed and are ready
for guano. Some people think
that not so much guano will be
used this season, but every idica
tjon so for coni rodicts this belief.
The fields are now ready for it.
The Week by e>tndsa hearty
welcome to all citizens of Henry,
Newton, Walton, Gwinnette and
DeKalb counties who wish to come
to Conyers to trade and save mon¬
ey. Many of them do this and as
many others as desire may do like¬
wise and be sure of meeting with
a cordial welcome.
In speaking with Turner, our yesterday represen¬
tative, Dr CH
relative to the law taxing dogs,
he informed us that it is probable this
the Jaw will not be enforced
year. There is some question as
to the time specified in the act as
to when the law may become opei
ative, hence the delay.
j Misa ?*Tildred Posey spent Safc
l.urday and Sunday at her home
in Conyers. Miss Posey is
teaching an interesting class
little ones at the ievidence of
Mrs. Martin on Line street—
DrKalo New Era.
Suppose some of the critics
railways .who are nursing sup
posed grievances, and are bent
on makifig thepublic share their
spate and disappointment, stop*
snarling for a while and count
up how many railways have |
contributed to public celebra
tions, local, state and national;
how many manufacturing en¬
terprises they have brought to
your town • how many great
conventions they have brought
to your state; how much they
have aided in opening new mar¬
kets for your produces: how
many colonists they located on
your vacant land, and how oft
on they ha ve been the pnme
movers and workers in every
kind of enterprise for the pub*
lie good.—Ex.<
Judge G°o. W, G Seat on is
squarely in the race for the
Judgeship of this circuit ar.d
will begin an active campaign
at an early day. The Judge is
both able anc worthy.
“Coin- Harvey's latrst brink on
“Money, Trusts Mirt Imperialism" is
attracting considerable attention. It
is well worth reading to aiiynnTn and
contains much valuable information
which would be difficult to obtain
elsewhere. The hook sells for 2uc.
In order to handle wild or vicious
horses successfully the trainer must
possess four qualifications in a huh
degree—kindness, patienco, firmness
and perseverence. He must have
neither fear nor anger. It is impor¬
tant to remember that the horse re¬
ceives instruction by the use of four
of his senses—Seeing, hearing, smell¬
ing and feeling. He must also re¬
nt umber that he is a dumb brute and
lias not the faculty of reasoning oil
the experiments that we make on
him, but is governed entirely by In
stinct.—Ex.
Professional JVoticc.
I have opened an office i" Con
yers in Commercial Hotel, Hoorn G,
in connection with my Atlanta office
and will be in Conyers one week in
each month, commencing on the 3rd
Monday. Anyone wishing to make
nn engagement with me can com mu
Uanta
J." Seamans, RtreeL D. D. S.
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Subscribers: Search your mind.
Do you owe us for your paper? If
you do, don't yon,know we need the
money? Don’t youqnow you ought
to pay us? Don> you know you
would feel better it you would pay
us? Come in and pay up or write us
about it.
Sheriff Sale,
Also a.t the same ti.ne and ptnee
one house and lot in the city of Con¬
yers, Ga. containing one fourth of an
acre more or less, on which there is a
two room house, and bounded on the
North by the’right of way of the Gn.
It. K., on the oast by I) N Hudson, on
the South by I) N Hudson and on
the west by Jno. H Ahnand. The
same being part or lot of laud no.—
levied on to satisfy one flfa issued
from the Justice court of the.476 th.
district G. M. Rockdale county in fa¬
rm' of J R Irwin against Eliza Al
inatul property pointed out by pl'ffs.
This Feb. 9th. 1900.
W H M Austin, Sheriff.
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JVoti<;e to Debtors and
Creditors.
All parties indebted to the estate of
Richard Stanley deceased, and all
parties holding claims abainst said
deceased’s estate, are hereby notified
to present the same to the undersign¬
ed for settlement at once.
j G Stanley, Ailmr.
This Feb. 9th, 1900.
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A great variety
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AT
he Bailey Drif Do’s,
JOHN H. AIMAND, BANKER..
CONYERS, GEORGIA.
country. Exchange Accommodations bought and sold. extended Collections consistent made with on all sound partsttfid tatiy
Overdrafts will not be honored under any circumj
stances.
Office hours from 8 a.m. till 4 i j M.t>U further notice,
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Dr. W. H, Lee besides keeping a full linen
pure drugs will always have a large stock of the
following goods of the very best quality and atj
bottom prices, all he asks of his friends and cus¬
tomers is to see his goods and get his prices be-|
fore buying.
Garden !3eede,
House and Furniture Paints.
Carriage and Wagon Paints 1
Varnishes of all kinds.
Window Glass and
Cigars aud Pipes.
Full line of chewing tobacco.
All kinds of smoking tobacco.
Lamps and Lamp Oils.
Toilet and Laundry soap.
Combs and Brushers,
Stationery.
School Books.
Bibles.
Trusses. Toilet and Fancy Articles, a large and stnect
stock < >f perfumery. Headquarters for Spectacles, fine pocket,
cutlery, fish hooks, marbles, balls, tops, etc,, etc.
CALL TO SEE US.
Dr. W. H. LEE.
F. T.Hopldus
DEXTIST.
CONYERS, - - - GEORGIA
Office in Night building.
Work guaranteed.
F. T. Hopkins, T). D. S.
N otiee.
I am prepared to do all kinds of
shoe and harness repairing on
short notice and in a satisfactory
manner. Shop in Mr. J, D. Win
burn's old stand.
John M. Gray.
CA8TOHXA.
Hem the The Kind You Haw Always Bought
8i«a*ttue
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Notice.
Coll on me or at J. C. Stophen
son’s store atid read about Young '
Superior Poultrv Foou- want nea R,," >t
box for 25c if you
chickens and would i:a L - tr «,
hens more than pay you • U , -T
for ah . I « ;
It is an infallible cure
of poultry J J \ e
senses this . t . .
other powders but w 1 ^
All I ask you is to try ‘ -
self. I G Walker.
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