Conyers weekly. (Conyers, GA.) 1895-1901, February 10, 1900, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textif ^ p il irts u fly i :V» m m w4a ’j S3NESS, \ m t*j(*t*& i * « * « 9 * <•§:• ^ ft ♦ : o ft % * I tfi ifi PP~ Have been busy opening up new goods all the week. "Hn - rfJ rf i r *5 Am putting- in a nice stock of Fancy and Family Groceries and ( on tioneries and will sell way down low for cash. .Vi e are not too busy to wait on customers who will call on us. ...Best attention, newest go. lowest prices and as good in quality a:, the market affords. We invite all to call on us and give us a trial. BEE B. MCDONALD. CENSUS INFORMATION. The following article, enum¬ erating those t'iings expected to be given the census enumera¬ tors. h being published through out the country, with the re¬ quest to preserve it until June 1 of this year: “1. The first really valuable ccnsU' of agriculture in the Unit¬ ed States was taken in 1850, of the crops of. 1849, The next e numeration of agriculture will be taken in June, 1900, of the products of 1899; “2. instead of recording sev¬ eral fa'ms on one schedule in the twelfth census, as hereto¬ fore, each farm will be accord¬ ed a sepernte blame, the entries on which will not be known to any save sworn officers of the department. No man will be published in connection with information secured from iho people. •'3. Tax assessors, collectors and equalizers cannot serve as enumerators, or have access to the census returns, or to the in¬ formal ion therein contained. “4. There are more than 5,~ 000.000 farms, plantations, ran¬ ches, stock ranges, and market gardens, in the United States, all of which, for census purpos¬ es, will be designated as ‘farms.’ t < 5 A farm’ is all the land cultivated or held for agricult uai purposes under one manage¬ ment, whether in a single body or in eeperate parcels. “0. The enumerator will ask for the size and value of each farm, the value of buildings, and the aggregate value of all machinery, implements, vehic¬ les, harness, etc., used thereon, ami the amount of land owned and biased,respectively by each occupant, ‘‘7. tie will also ask for the acreage and value of each crop, am! Uio scroHge of improved. uni so "uv ; , >. nl irrigated land The designation i t each crop’ ; u< lodes ai ! grains, cot¬ ton, fU’, rice, sugar cane, t-.n ga> hi o; sorghum, hay,clover mi;u grissea, gathered forage, ilax, hemp, hops, peanut 1 ?, t°~ ban o reed , nuts, tropical fruits, small fruit-, orchard fruits, nursery d stock, broom corn, Irish pota¬ toes. \,eet potatoes and yams. all vegetables, including the product of all family truck, and market gardens, etc, also new and unusual crops, when found “9. IT* enumerator will the number and vfllue of the live s' ck on the farm June 1, 1900 >• h ’ will be reported un dor a number of beads, such as horses, colts, mules,asses, cows, heifei >, sit-crs, calves, ewes, rams, lambs, swine, cine!- : it • eluding -/,eese, ducks §tc. “10. He will also ask for the quantity and value of milk ) cream, butter, cliees, raises, prunes, molasses, syrup, sugar, eggs, beeswax, honey, wool, wine, cider, vinega, dried and evaporated fruits, forest pro¬ ducts, poultry and meat pro¬ ducts, and generally all articles made at home, or for the home, from farm materials, in 1899. i < 11. If a person who moves from a farm between the end < the crop year 1899, and June 1. 1900. will leave a, written of the product' and crops of that farm for 1S99 where it will > reach tli<^ oppropriate enu met ator, the statisticts of his oper¬ ations for that year will not be lost, He will be required to give the enumerator of the dis-j trict in which be lives on June 1. 1900, the acreage, value, buildings, machinery, imple¬ ments, and live stock of the farm lie then oc, upies *12. If every farmer will gin at once to prepare a careful/ record of all the facis which the] enumerator in June, will be 1900. instructed| he will to record 1 save time for himself and the] officer, and insure more aceu-j rale returns to the government, j •13 The twentieth century wi 1 begin on January 1, 1901. Therefore the pendit g census wijl afford to future genera¬ tions a measure of the strength j and condition of the United States at the threshold of the new hundred-year cycle, For that reason everyone should take an active interest in mak¬ ing it as nearly perfect as pos¬ sible. If each farmer will make Ins own report for every com¬ munity, ami for the nation will also he perfect. • • • UNIJN GROVE DOTS. Fiu* o n crop i i badly damag¬ ed in t.lii vicinity. Mr. and 'Ir*, IV H Wooley gave Mr. and Mrs. Juo A Tread t li a very pleasant call Satur¬ day. Miss Mat tie Ring, a charm Vming lady of Atlanta, is on a protracted visit to relatives Mr*,. CoraAlnoand spent Sun day with her parents here. Miss Azole a (handler visited y’ieses \ugie and Nanie Saw— y ers Saturday and Sunday. The.voung people of this com muif'v m.y.tved a delightful landy pulling and dance at the I residence of Mi. J B Tribble ! Friday ev* mg Mr Jno Granada and Miss Grace Ahnand called on Mr. and Mrs. Charlie King Sunday after noon. Akx Noae’d Sod. trTTi7imuiHIHfiHIHIIIMIIIIIiHlil!IHIfnnnil!nHHni|||||||llll||lsi|»|(’lI»Mi , i* l i. , ‘wmmm J?\ r egdable PreparatiopJor As¬ similating the Food aiulRegula tii]g the S toiaachs and. Bowels of Promotes'Digestion,Cke?fnl- and Rcst.Contains neither ness Opium,Morphine nor Mineral. Not Narcotic. jftrye ofOWnrStMUELBlKam PumpJnn Sud> m /tecfcUe Mx. Senna + Sails - Anise Peppermint Sesd * - Pi Carbonate So£& * }Vann Seed - Clarified Sugar Flavor. « hfctorproen A perfect Remedy for Constipa¬ tion, Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea, Worms .Coavuls ions, Fcveri sh ness and Loss of Sleep. Tac Simile Signature cf NEW YORK. I'i EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER, i To PATENT Good Ideas may be secured by [ THE our PATENT aid. Address, RECORD. Baltimore, Md. Subscriptions to The Patent Record *1.00 per annum. m 't. n 7 v\ V. \ In the... Rain Storm the man got very wet. The wetting gave him a cold. The cold, neglected, developed to a cough. Tlie cough sent him to a bed of sickness. A dose of Ayer's Cherry Pootoral, taken at the start, would have nipped the cold in the bud, and saved the sickness, suffering, and expense, The household remedy for colds, coughs, and all lung troubles is Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. Bend for the “ Cut-ebook." too page* fret. J. C. Ayer Co., towell, Mai*. CAETORIA. Pear* the Iha Kind You Haw (Sways Bought fcgaatcrs For Infants and Children, m Always Bough! Bears the ft % Signature of 9 I I ft % ~ For Over *: Thirty Tears $ THE CENTAUR COMPANY, NEW YORK CITY. 60 YEARS’ . 1 EXPERIENCE ] j §r Trade Marks r rv?T*^ Designs Copyrights &c. Anyone sending a sketch and free description whether mat quickly ascertain our opinion an brrentton is probably cor.Odentlnl. patentable. Handbook Communica¬ tions free. strictly Oldest i ou Patents sent Patents taken agency through h lor Munn Munn securing & & Co. patents, receive tpt.eial notice, without c harg e, in the Scientific American. A handsomely Illustrated weekly. l argest cir¬ culation m of “ any ■ scientific ' "• journal. ' ’ Terms, *3 a year: : four months, Jl. Sold b 7 all newsdealers. MUNN & Co. 36,Brcad ^ New York Branch Office. 635 F 8t., Washington. D. C. CASTOR IA Tor Infanta and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Si*Uature of flirlakis? d Mali as I B=* l My,undertaking establish¬ ment is well fitted up and my stock of undertaking goods is complete. Attention prompt and ca pable. ea r&e free of Charge. W . V. Amnml, Uadertukc) & UnUmmer LEGALADVERTISE MENTS. For Dismisision. Georgia, Rockdale County. To whom it may concern: .Inn. F King, administrator of Wm. F King, late of said county de coased, has filed his final return in mv cilice and made application for letters of dismission from his trust, as such administrator, and I will pass upon the same on the first Mon¬ day in March. 1900. Given under mv hand and official signature, this Dec. 14, 1899. HELMS, A M Ord. For Dismission. Georgia, Rockoale Countv. To whom it may concern : L Almaud, Executor of Mrs Martha Baker, laic of said countv deceaeed, has filed 1 1 is final return n my office and made applicatioi 1 for letters of dismission from his trust as such executor, and I will pass up¬ on thesame on the first Monday ii March, ISO!). Given under my hand and official signature this Dec H. 1899. A.M. HELMS, Ord. police to Debtors and <Oi*ediT,oi*s. All who are indebted to Jas. ! Winburn, deceased, will please cai at once and settle same. Also I am authorized to settle all of his jus debts. So don’t delay but call a: once. Jno. C Stephenson. Ex’r. ©-^s-<a> «>-«--- Georgia, RookdadeC ounty; To \yhom it may concern;—join D Scott administrator of llobt 1 Scott, late of said county discs-set lias fried his final return and intuit application for letters of dismissioi from his trust as such administrate)! And I will pass upon the same oi the first Monday in April 1900 Given under my hand and offieia signature, this Jan. 3rd 1900. A M lijGJiMS, Ord. Georgia, Rookdaee County; To whom it may concernMrs. J A Almancl, widow of S I) Almand late of said county deceased, having made application fora twelve month.' support out of said deceased estat> arid the appraisers appointed havini filed their return in my office. Tliif is to cute all persons interested that I will, pass upon thesame on the firs Monday in February 1900. Givei under my baud and official signs ture, this Jan. 3rd 1900. A M Heims. Ord. Georgia, Rocjkdare County; To whom it may concern:—B\ ■virtue of an order of the Court m Ordinary of said county will be sold before the court house door in Con¬ yers, Ga., between lawful sale hours on the first Tuesday in February 1900 one hundred acres of land more or less being part of land Rockdale lot No. 20t in the 11th district of coun¬ ty and bounded on the South b\ lands of W H M Austin, East b\ lands of R S Sims, JN'ortli by Souti river. West by J M Leftwicli and others and known as the Richard Stanley place. Said lands to he sole as tiie property of said Riekare Stanley iateof said county deceased for the purpose of paying debts and making distribution among Terms tin heirs. This Jan. 3rd 1900. cash Administrator J Stanley. C Stanley, of R Georgia. Rookdale County; To whom it may concern:—By virtue of an order of th« Court o! Ordinary of said comity will be sold before the court house dnnr in Con vers, Ga.. between lawful sale hours on the first Tuesday in February 1900 one lajuse and lot in tn© city of Con yers. Ga.. on South Railroad street consisting of one-half acre more or less and boundeil on the North by the Georgia Railroad. West by AN Flunket. South by H P. T H and G S Bryans and Fast by Mrs. Joe Hus-] Also, two hundred and sixtv (260) ■ acres fit land more or less In the 16th | district of Krtckdaie county and parts of land fots Nos. ■* tsnci bounded on son by HV Overby Hardwick, mid SoSu by j.>,e,Goii Overby awl the i Railroad. The said real f*ta sold as tlie property o? g ^ purpose lare of said of paying county' denfsand, deceased^ (listribution among the |i e i rs deceased. Terms cash. Thi 3rd ! 000. k A A Adm'v. of S D A! THE —^ ' Georgia Railroad, the following named Agents si pared to furnish full and information regar<% si! ules and rates to all points Soutli, East and (Vest, Inform avion given repii routs both as to PassengJ Freight. Communicate with either teive Agents named reply, nnd you i prompt . foeWWhite. AGJa< T. F. A. 0.1k & Frank W. Coffin. SJ! Augusta, Gn. I S. W. Wilks, M. B.TS C. F. & P. A., T.F.&M Atlanta, Ga. 8. E. Magi 11 W. W. Hi O, A, S. A Macon, Ga. C. P. Cox. G.A., A the 1 • Also agents at Wasliinston, Cl -.on, M itledgeviils, Union Foi h Covington, R. E. Morgan, GA., C1 1 at tan ooga, Te tin., In Tim if Moore, C A-, Nashville, Tenn W W Lumpkin, T ll Columbia, 8 0 Yv 7 I, Cormier, (J, AJ , Cliarleston, S, Q H. H. MCbONAL & resident dentists: m All work guaranteed fo Office up stairs over • ruaiid & Go’s, store. f Con ye rts, . . • • I NO US TRYIN' cod ! can’t take plain ^ oil. Doctor aswdlteli says, meto might butter andtiv° (ardor too rich them. It is stomach will upset the you can take mi» or c ' so you can take Scoffs Eifflibi Cjeaffi^ Lj'f J ] Jt is like I feed and nourish^ l,e , Will BOL , RahieS an« dfcn Will thrive “ and 1 .. their 0 ,f0 f fat on W wne*» -a til food do€S not nou > Persons have be* n . pound a when I a Scott E mJ r , mce c f s . y;festive machinery 1 . j 0 that the or ^ ina ^ a i SCOTT _J°f'nAwvE. 4 —