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About Conyers weekly. (Conyers, GA.) 1895-1901 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 25, 1900)
& ESS i I I i 7 Our Mr. H. O. Gailey is now in ie Eastern markets buying goods for fall trade and in his absence and to make room for the new goods lie is i is s. * quick for buying, we have marked everything down to sell cash, Now j good time to buy and we hope the people may come quick and profit by th low prices for good and stylish goods. Come now! GAILEY DKY GOODS COMPANY, CON YES, Ga. The defers ilieekl^. OFFICIAL O'nGfJ or ROCKDALE COUNTY. J. H. WALLIS, Editor. Enteiod at the postoflice at Conyers as second-class mail matter. Satuhday, Aug. 2;". 1900. - — -----— — Loads 5 cents per line for first inner tio> 1)i cents tor each subsequent in Rertion. Regular auv. -Wo. per me or first insertion; Joe (or cac i su j insertion. SUBSCRIPTION RATE: One year, in advance............... 51 li Six months, in advance.......... 51 h DEMOCRATIC TICKET. F r Govern cr, ALLEN D. CANDLER. For Secretary of Stale, Fill LIP COOK. For Comptroller Geueval, WILLIAM A. WEIGHT. For State Treasurer, ROBERT E. PARK. For Attorney General, JOSEPH M. TERRELL. Foi State School Commissioner, G. R. GLENN. For Commissioner of Agri: ullure 0. B. STEVENS. For Prison Commissioner, Full Term, CLEMENT A. E VANS, For Prison Commissioner, Unexpired Term, THOMAS EASON. For Afsociato Justice of Su¬ preme Court (Vote for iw > ) WJLL1A \I A. LITTLE, IIENRY T. LEWIS. For United Staten Senator, A. O. BACON. For Congressman, fjth Congres sioual District, L. F. LIVINGSTON. For Suj erior Court Judge, Stone Mountain Circuit, JOHNS. CANDLER. For Solicitor General, W. T. Kimscy. For Stale Srnr.tor, 27 1 li Senato¬ rial District, ALONZO C. STONE Fur Representative, C. U. TURNER. For Ordinary, A.M. HELMS. For Sheriff, W. H, M. AUSTIN. For Clerk Superior Court, L. H. SIGMAN. For Treasurer, JAS. A. DUKES. For Tax Receiver, G. H. HULL. For Tax Coll « tor. V. G. CLO IKE Li Ell. For Surveyor, R. A. GUINN. F. r Coroner, L. T. FA HI ILL. Whst nn»»ln t* Like. In Russia everything is large and everything is loud. Moscow is like an immense village, and everything in is huilt broad, not high, because there is so much space to cover. The public squares, unpuved and surrounded by a little rim of cobbles, arc as big as meadows. The arcades and passages, with their cellars beloiv, their shops above, their glass roofs, are so enor¬ mous that they could hold the Passage des Panoramas and the Burlington Arcade and the galleries at Milan with¬ out (illing more than a corner of them. Colors shriek and flame; the Mas covite eyes secs only by emphasis and by contrast; red is completed either by another red or liy a bright blue. There ar( , n „ .shades, no reticences, no u j a fj ()nf . The restaurants are witli the diu of vast mechanical guns, with drums and cymbals; a great bell clashes against a chain on all the trams to clear the road; the music which one hears is a ferocity of brass. The masons who build the houses build in top boots, rod shirts and pink trousers; the houses are painted red or green or bine; the churches are like the temples of savage idols, tortured Into every unnatural shape and colored with glaring color. Rare feet, osier sandals and legs swathed in rags pass to and fro among the top boots of the middle classes, the patent leather hoots of the upper classes, like the inner savagery of a race still so near barbar¬ ism, made evident in that survival of the footgear of primitive races.—Satur¬ day Review. The Scnalc*. Hole In (lie Wall. When the nineteenth century was ns yet only half grown, senators applied customarily for their toddies at the so called Hole In the Wall, n small circu¬ lar room just olY the postoflice of the up¬ per bouse. The latter body, ns will be remembered, then occupied wliat is now the chamber of the supreme court, and the postoflice was across the main corridor of the building on the same floor. When n wearer of the toga found himself in need of a "shifter,” he had only to cross over to the mails department and pass through It to the little circular room aforesaid, which was about the sixeof ft pantry. The Hole In the Wall was the first senate restaurant, and the hill of fare for edibles was short, though to the point. There were ham. guaranteed to have been smoked for six months, a veritable sublimation of the pork prod¬ uct; likewise corned beef and bread and cheese, but very little else. They served, however, as an accompaniment for the fluids, and when the Hole was crowded, ns was often the case, sen¬ ators ate their sandwiches outside, In the postoflice.—Washington Post. He Obeyed. Murat Halstead, the great journalist of wartimes, went to General William T. Sherman's headquarters once for the “latest uews from the front.” Hal¬ stead was armed with many line in¬ troductory letters, but decided to rely mainly on one given him by Thomas Ewing, .Sherman's brother-in-law. lie found the general and presented Ewing's letter. The general opened it somewhat impatiently, read a few lines, folded It and said; “Ah, you come from Ewing, and you desire to have ‘all the latest news,’ the ‘next probable move’ of our army, eh? Well, there’s a train leaving this town for Cincinnati at 2 o’clock. Here, take this ticket, aud step over there and get your dinner, and then get on that train.” “Well, but. General Sliennau”— be¬ gan the newspaper man. lint Sherman waved him off. “Go over and get a good dinner; we have plenty and always strive to treat our friends well. , But be sure you don’t miss that 2 o’clock train!” Aud Halstead wisely obeyed. Oeportmenf on n Car Platform. He had studied all the rales of cour¬ tesy laid down for conductors and had profited by them, lie did nut intend to be caught napping. • “What ear is this?” asked the sweet young thing. He doffed his cap aud gave her a Chestertteldiau bow. “Madam,” he said, “this is ear No. S19.” “I mean.” she explained, “what Is its destination?” “Madam.” he answered with the same courtesy, “it affords me pleasure to be able to inform you that Its des¬ tination is the car bam."—Chicago Tost. j m j j 7 m k % 1 (vT\ WX\y\\\yXv m Tim Kind Ton Have Always Rouglit, anil which has been, ia use for over SO years, has borne tlic signature of and has been made under his per¬ S7 sonal supervision since its infancy. '>*ias^ r y, Allow no one to deceive yon in this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and “ Just-as-g-ood” are but _ Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment. What is CASTORIA Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare¬ goric, I>rops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. Ifc contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend, GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Boars the Signature of _ & The Kind Yen Have Always Bought \n Use for Over 30 Years. TMI OSNTHOS C3MSKH*. TT MURWV STSERT. KEW VO*K CITV JOHN H. /LMAND, BANKER. CONYERS, GEORGIA. exchange bought and sold. Collections made on all parts of the country. Accommodations extended consistent with sound banking Overdrafts will not be honored under any circum¬ stances. Office hours from 8 a.m. till 4 p. m GU further noti-e. , 50 YEARS’ & EXPERIENCE * V; Lki Trade Marks ’ Designs Copyrights &c. quickly Anrone uncertain SPinlIng a sketch opinion and free deseri) whether >tlon irmv our an liicerttimi rlctly Is cor.tldontlal. probably patentuljle. Handbook OmirotinfcR. Patents t Ions M on sent froe. Oldest ucency /or seonrliiir patents. Patents taken through Muni & Co. receive tpecuU notice , without charee, iu tue Sckniific Httitrican. A hnndsomclf Illtjstrntpd wooklr. I freest c!r culation of any eciexttQc lourxial. 'J’erms, |3 a year: four months, |L Sold by ail newsdealers. MUNN&Co. 35,Bfoad ^ New York Branch Office, tn F SU. Washlncto... D. C. • Wliat She Docs, First Lady Clerk—There goes the meanest woman in town. Second Lady Clerk—Who is she? First Lady Clerk—I don’t know, but she is always coining iu here and want¬ ing something we haven’t got.—Chica |ro Record. Ml To THE P£T£HT our may PATENT aid. be secured Soofi Address, RECORD, by Ideas „ flubscrlutlous . ______ to The - Patent _ Record Bathmore. Ma. si.oo uex «ni>aa* CASTOE.IA. ■ Beer* the C3 kind You Ksre Atways EougM 8%a*tare ef For Sale, A new Gasolene stove for sale cheap for cash. Call on me at Post Office. C. W. Norton. 1 wk ^ r**- • ■ > m 1 « * *T Tbo Alacon Home of “T.&P. Stomach Table,*” the sovereign remedy that really cures dyepop' sla. indigestioa, stomach and liver tronblw They arc indorsed by p ; ysicians and sold by all draggls s. Only fi ty rents a box. Get a free sample from your druggist, or write us o postal aud we will g^nd you one. TAYLOR & PEEK DRUG COflPANY, MACO-Y, CEOli IA Pianos and Or ^0»HS „ iOU P S £116 i i Dy J. P TiUey. To whom it may concern :~Jno.H. Almaiul, administrator of J)r. J . A. Stewtr', late. of said county d. s osd has made his final return and applied for letters of dismission as such ;id ministratnr and I will pass upon the same on the first Monday its October, 18(0. Given under my hand and of ficialsignature, tliis July 3rd, !!!00. A. M. Helms, Ord. Sherli'f’ii Hale. Gkokoia, Hodkiulk county. Will he sold before the courthouse door in the city of Conyers, said county, within the legal hours of sale on the first Tuesday in September next, the following described prop erty to-wit: Sevent.v-flve acres of land, more or less, situated, lying and being in the 4th district of originally Walton, now Rockdale county, the same being part of lot of land No. three hundred and thirteen and ly¬ ing on the s*>uMi side of said lot and j bounded as follows: On the North by lands of (I W Simonton estate or G W Simonton place, on the Past In¬ lands formerly owned by T C Mitch¬ ell, now owned by G (J Mitchell, and the Bady place, on the South ami by the Nicliolls place, J L MePulliv C A lllake, on the West by P M Ohandlei and the R 15 Rradford place, and known as the a I* Sigman home place. the Said property P Siginan levied on E as property of (f and 8 Sigman the tn Superior satisfy an execution of said issued ■from court coun¬ ty In favor of W JR & T J Treadwell surviving partners of ,T tfe W F. Tread¬ well & Co., against G I’ and K S Sig¬ man. Said property being in posse;, sion of said G P Sigman. This Aug. 3, 1»00. W. H. M. Austin, Sheri if. GEORGIA Rockdale county. Stanley, of Rieliard administrator Stanley, deceased, of the estate has filed his filial return ns such adininis trator ami dismission made application liissaid for let ters of from trust. And I will pass upon the same on the first Monday in hand September official 1900 Giv¬ en under my arm sig¬ nature. this June 8th 1900. A M Helms, Ord. GEORGIA Rockdale county. To whom it may concern!—A. A. Born, administrator of the estate of .Mrs.. NO Alnnind, deceased, has fil¬ ed his final return as such adminis¬ trator of dismission and made application said for let¬ ters from his trust. And I wifi pass upon the same on the first Given Monday in band September and official 11)00. under my signature, this June Htli. 1900. A M Helms, Ord, A FRICANA will cure Rheumatism anfl 1 - Scrofula to Stay Cured. Leave to Sell. GBORGIA, RoOKJOAJ.B COUNTY. To whom it niav concern. J H&RLHuff. administrators e* the estate of J M Huff, late of said county deceased, have in due form ma ie application for an order to selj the real estate belonging wilT to said the de¬ ceased. and I pass upon same on the 1st Monday in Sep. offuial liXK). Given under my hand and signature, this Aug. 2nd, 1900. A M Helms, Old. Dismission. To whom it may concern:—J J and P H Langford, administrators of Hie estate of J no. \V J.angford. late of said county deceased, have made their final return aud applied for let ters of dismission from such admin istration. and I will ,»ass upon the same on the first Monday in Decern bernext, 19tK>. Given under my band and official signature, this Aug. fitli. 1900. A M Helms, Ord. CASTORIA. Bough. Bear* the The Kind You Hare Always Signature F. T.Hopkiiis. DENTIST. CONYERS, - - - - GEORGIA Office in Night building. Work guaranteed. F, T. Hojikius, D. D. ^ OTiei;. A. Whitaker exY oi CeinjJ J. H. Smith, / hirsts vs. /' ! EoeiJ .1. }J. Smith M. O. Co win I Pwriuj Jane John K Overton ’ (I™? H. Smith I iiflkp F.t. Al. fStli.130 r (hie , of , ,, the defendant, Smith, of Upshaw(V'° i hereby required to ';. Tei perior Court of Ii„ckfial ap pea att ■on ‘ f >e first Monday inn,.,2 e count next \\ lutaker to answer executor tl,e of JampsHs i>m ^ agains, J H Smith, M o E Overton, John H SmitiianH 0| A tuition petition of said lor direction S ' J 11 i estate in °'i Superior court. In default 3 the said courtwillproctetl m tice shall appertain. " ” Witness Honorable John sis UI Judge of said court. ’ h I! Sigman, This July lftli, Clerk s. Ukk‘„ O A £8 Bean tha His Kind fads«* SignatniQ of l<0i; CLERK, date I hereby announce myself a for Clerk of tJinjetlor Cm li >ckua!e county subject to (id ocratic primary. 1 tha/ilfJiej apptl for past support and will their votes in Very the coining Rw^Mflinlj elect] L 11 tiigi FOR TREASURES,. I hereby announce my cam for Gounfy Treasurer, subject Democratic 1 rimary. In tail faction I wish to speak v-hoh* m \ gratitude to the the poeple ami P 0|, ted me in past, »s« Sftve me l.ieir suppoit >..ta mg election. I will ai-piecn* election more than the Respectful people cj agine. Very J ADi tunes FOR SHERIFF. I announce my candidacy (I election to the office* Rockdale county subject to the ocratic primary. I will app the support of the people and ise a faithful discharge ot the of the office if eiei ted. 1 that people for thtir support in tin and hope that my official i-cM proved satisfactory to them. - Very AVHMAu Respectful. FOR TAX COLLECT!)! I am a candidate for re-elect! the office of Tax Collector suM the Democratic people primary, becaus i support of the toaPP it aim am in a position hope tha it very much. I > give my candidacy a tho vote for me if they can coi Kesi 5 I do cl ° so S0 ‘ Very Clotfq vV G FOR LEGISLATURE. eWfSrS-;. uestof self a candidate f° r t®., , e representative, from Rock tv, subject to the Democratic! friends to rv. Thanking respectfully my favors, I am C H Till FOR TAX RECED camhJfl ERj I announce myself ottice a (> ^1 re-election to the ceiver of Rockdale conn . to the Democraticprana •• l to thank the people the past for i ‘ cus support in < g t°accord me the sal “®, ,> After this round 1 ;j 1 wish ask too t I don’t to j iel - people but earnestly ^, es j port this time. G H H FOR ordinary. ^ To the voters of K ’ckclaie aril a candidate for re-elect oJJ J jec.».i«/‘1S3 office of Ordinary of said co Section JiKlini-.Mg rt?«i tlie bridges iu the county sa-c; . ofr m.K-r-r - against the hut r: i, been very burn- affairs pgSps* merited their c o o e T? r J sa c i 'Ti ^ e A ‘ 31 Ud
