Conyers weekly. (Conyers, GA.) 1895-1901, November 17, 1900, Image 2
¥ * J I ISB S m Don’t part with your cash until j on get STREET’S Prices on the SAME article. It is my intention to make some con petitor howl before this tiling 1 is done with, Ina /e a house mil oi goods anci money to k ay more. NO ONE CAN DICTATE MY PRICES! I is my in ention to KNOCK THE BLACK OUT OF HIGH prices every time Mid let competitors c are for themselves. I msjte prices for myself and customers. .Hold your money TIGHT till yuu get here. 1ST T m ft BUST m ■ <- a The jGfffers Weekly. OFFICIAL OhfiAN OF ROCKDALE CD0HTY. J. H. WALLIS, Eoitoh. Em tend at the postoflice at (drivers as second-class mail nmt'er. Saturday, Nov. 17, 1900. Locals f> cents per line fur lir-t laser tfo’ 2'4 cents fur each subsequent in sertion Regular adv. f?flc. per incli h>r first insertion: 25'- lor each subsequent insertion. SUBSUMPTION RATE: One year, in advance................ •f) °o Six months, in advance.......... . r —, Notice of Legislation. 7 oticc is hereby given that a bill will be introduced in the present log islat tire to amend Sec. t'ofthe lie School laws of the City of Conyei s Rons to authorize the State School Commissioner to pay direct to the Treasurer of ,the School Board, the apportionment due tho said city ol Conyers from tho State. A. M. McElvauey, Sec. S. B. This Oct. 23rd. 1900. Bryan finally cur.iel Kentucky. i It is rumored that Atlanta is to haven new morning paper. Manzo Glover, the negro mur¬ derer of Newton county, was lunged Thursday nt 12 o'clock. Why talk of re-organizing tho democratic pnrtv? The trouble is in the lenders. L.'t the legislature cease wrang¬ ling and give Atlanta the new de¬ pot. The people favor it and it will be a splendid investment for the State. The Southern counties of Geor¬ gia have greatly increased in pop¬ ulation since tho last election. Bryan ip now being relegated by the leaders. But will he‘‘down?” That's the question. Wlieu it comes to red is t rioting the State the jack-leg politicians want to be heard from. The Atlanta Journal is making great strides. It is a great paper. • • 4oFT.A^E0RG.A f* M Agricultural College M _<3} ManCjiUMnS jtlTION. j a Mm V' i-- •3S '2** DAHLONEGA, GA. v colleya'mention in ".ho renci i f all. A.B., R. -.1 ;.aJ Business Man’s courses, Ial« lories; tieaUlifu.1, in vigroratinff <li us ’s; irv ciscip ine; pood moral and rc'osri ms flnences CIi. apest board in from ii5 nd ice of country produce ;eKpen®e» > > tiSd a jt.r; board ia dormitories ’ tsaishr--; • pri' in G-uiU fall *, special UORM*«s«ra*iu.' f ihc fstnltv of cidet »tl itader the -.r.;;r< : t UoiTer^ity k A. ci-Uegv prejisr i’.c v c!aS"=. l o-eCucaiion of wMte*. Tim iusti uti-in Souiuiod RiKCnlly for SVid««t»e>f ltmitcd ta*,'.ns. Send for -ata’.ogue to lb| Ptesdent, ’ • », StlwaRT, A-M- Let ter From Miss 1 uiyonn Glenn. Pk n n a m buco , 9-22- 10CO At last, after 17 clays of tossjng on tlie waves, we are anchore-1 here, ami oh ! bow rice to be slill! I am feeling some' offer this morn ing, but by no rm io - !< r l equal to going on shore; *>r \v« nitHuT out S1 de the bay, fi.li ••'• U! to go in on row bonis, The wavos very Inm ml if is quite an li' .iertalvi.ig to y on and o(V f he % *• —'-!. A number went oft' tbi m< irii- mg and such a time as 1 h v '■ d ! One of the indies was so wet I y a big wave that came up beteen th and the bout that she had to come bacK and give up the trip to shore. And one of the gentlemen g () t in to his waist—had on white nolc pant8 too—but lie wenton j list the same. Then another party went olY and they let the lady down in a chnirwith pul lies. She got along all light. But the funniest thing was to see an old lady who ed nt, least 100, or 200, try to get. off- She clung lo the ladder and refused to lot go till one the boat tnet, by main force took her in hi* nr ms, pulled her loose and jump ed into the little hoot, with her They rocked and repled ns if they would go over, but did not. Oct. 1.—Well, here we are in Rio, at last! We arrived here on Thursday, Sept. 27, all safe and well, for lhadqnitfi recovered from mv sea sickness. Miss Davis was a bit sieve tts wo crossed the bar, but. Laura Lander was well and jolly as she had boon all along. Our friends came oiit to meet us in a steam launch,and wo had lots of fun trying to recognize them all ,, while they were still i n a i Way off- Hero was Bros. Hander, Dickey ... , and , Tucker . and , 0 bisters . . Tucker, Bowman and Pescud, and D. ,, Adelaide, and a number of nth Brazilian friends. When we stop- 1 ped , for , the , port doctor , to come on board, our friends came too and came up the bay on board the ship with UR. Then we all got outlie launch and came on shore. I found a number of the cliil dren waiting to sec me although PUBLIC SALE. By virtue of an order oi the court of Ordinary will be sold on Nov. 28th at 10 o’clock, at the residence of the late J. M. Huff, dec’d all the person¬ al propertybelor gingto said deceas¬ ed, consisting of 1 mule, cows, bug gy, wagon, farming tools, corn, fod¬ der. wheat, syrup mill and house hold goods. i J H. & R. L. Huff, 1 : j | Administrators. [ ihe hour forgoing home had passed, nnaao .l Words u Olds were were unnecessnrv unnecessary to express the welcome that from their bright face,:• On Friday ihev had a regular ft* with.Ke.l-., end »o„g„ and flowers enough to cover me up al meet, and aver .ince, there h„» been a continual stream of visitors until 1 am quite tired out, espoeftti IvrsMisS PeBCUcl is going up to i* • r-ipolis, in a few days and is turning ■ vr everything to me. I have Wi j r n- 80 rnternitedly that I iviillr doubt'if you Cjnn. see any ser.se ; lat 1 have said, but the steam: -ails to-morrow or next d !V. i'; .d I must get this letter off l''r ; d are certainly wondering whv I have not written sooner. I hope you are all well and hap¬ py. I wish I Could run in and chut with you to night instead of writing, but it is most too long a nin- We were 22 days coming down. '• ^ l0 Capt. and Dr. of the Button 0111110 yl ‘t to see. us to-day-and t<;ok lunch v;ith lls - Tho li¬ . very kindly offered to bring--ou( "".Ything that I might want sent a * an Y t 11110 - ^ive my best live to all ffty ^ 11011 ds, and accept lots tor your sc “* Vf ‘ s - From Your devoted , i t Fog.” FRUIT GRGWIRS WARNED. Trees Shipped Krr in Afash - Ule Infested With Snn .Jose sente. Wo call special attention of all inter¬ ested in fruit growing throughout th* state to a recout order issued from thij department, by our State Entomologist nn d approved by Hon. O. B. Stevens, chairman of the Board or Entomology. Order of the State Entomologist: “Office of State Entomologist, At kntn. Ga . Nov. a—To the Fruit Grow erR of Georgia: \ ou are hereby notified ftU d warned not to accept any trees or ot!ler plants commonly known as nnr Gory stock or parts thereof, from the Cumberland nurseries, otherwise known * 8 the Grand View nnrseries, Rose Bank nurseries aud Paragon nurseries, I. C. & a. W. Newson, proprietors,.Nashville, fused / eno - the Tllis required nursery official firm has tags been of tho re Georgia Stare Board of .Entomology be c f tiie facS that last seasou they tested with the San Jose scale, the well k f own dangerously injurious insect peit of orchard trees. yla “Notwithstanding the laws of Geor to the contrary and tho warning that I have given them, the above named pnrsery .people have attempted to smug P ls iuto the state several large orders of trees afrnin fhis Reas0!1 . j have already apprehended some of these orders aud © T> MS Thev were proinntlv seized and con “£l purchasers, the stild Cumberland nurseries to dektrov tTZ 7 „T.‘c£ with which' they are undoubtedly fe ?!i% transportation so wish to respectfully companies, request theft the J* lp " of the Georgia State Board of Em tomnlogy, authorized by the act of the gSSSrSStSS3S5^S2R The intent and imrpowpf these stocks. rules is to prohibit the agents of twins portation companies in Georgia from Board of Eutomoloirr. It is the dntv oi said agents of transportation companies to notify the entomologist when ship¬ ments of Uncertified stock are received at their respective stations. “W M. Scott, “State Entomologist.” Professor Scott hns been very diligent in detecting scale infested trees that have been illegally shipped into Geor¬ gia. By virtue of the authority vested iu him he has confiscated and burned Inore than 80,000 trees that had been shipped into the state without a certifi¬ cate aud in spite of I is written protest. Had these infested fruit trees escaped detection, the good work that for the last two years has been going on in Georgia aud which has saved so many orchards from ruiu, would have been undone iii many, fruitgrowing localities. —State Agricultural Department. Administrator s Sale. By virtue of an order of the courr of Orpinary of Fulton county Ga- will be sold before tbe court house door in CJovitigft>n Ga between the legal hours of sale on ihe first. Tuesday in December 1H00, all tbe real estate be¬ longing Lo the estate of F. O. Fielder, late of Fulton county deceased, to wit.: 295 acres more nr less in the 8 District of originally and bounded Henry now the Newton county, on sontii by Smith river; West by tbe lands of McDonald : North and East 1 in showing it to persons wishing to purchase. Terms made known on day of sale. John IT. Almand. Administrator ot E. O. Fielder. IT IAS A Evening fen leierfl Jim Goode & Huff's. Housefurnishing goods of every kind in wonderful profusion may be bought at sacrifice pricec at this popular store, When you price you buy because you know it is so cheap, Now is the time because v;e are anxious to sell, IF YOU NEED A GOOD HEATER YOU CAN BUY IT HERE FOR LESS MONEY. WE HAVE ALL SIZES AT ALL PRICES, See us for Housefur mshings. Johnson Ws l H£ i Dismission, TVi whom it may concern i-^-R A Al mancl. Administrator of S I) Almand, late of said county, deceased has made his final return and applied for letters ot dismission as sued admin¬ istrator. and 1 will pass upon tliesame on t he first Monday in January 1901. (liven under my hand and official signature, tin's, Oc-t. 4th, 1800. A. M. uelms, Orel. Oolleoto,- »«h». I will be at court grounds «»Jollowiiig for pnr c ° Ilectins lax .Sheffield Sept. 23, Oct. 23, Nov. 2l jj Creek :-Sept. 27, Oct. 26, I^-riiner-Sept. N r 2 « 28,0c. 80. Nor. Tho renininder of the time I may m Bt , Turner Bros, f Conyers. The hooks will Meat lae prompt !o l’ a ' V'' r'Y'i ». w. Llotteuei ofcttoi- v i. C . Letters A.dm'nisti*at.ion. Georgia, Rockdale County : To whom it may concern. Pleasant M. Turner, col., lmving, in due form, applied for letters of ad¬ ministration on the estate of Thomas J-Turner, col., late of said county deceased’ and I will pass upon the same on the first Monday in Decem¬ ber, next. This Nov. 2nd, 1800. A.M. Helms, Ord. Dismission. To whom it may conceni: --! J and P H Langford, adminiBtrn.tors of the (•state (if .1 no-. AV Latfgfoi'd. late of said county deceased, have made their final return and applied for let¬ ters of dismission from such admin¬ istration. and l will pass upon the same on the first Monday in Decem¬ ber next, BXK). Given under my band and official signature, this Aug. 8th. 1900. A M Helms, Ord. / jo sir4'B\i»tS - ” oqj sunag; na* *fow m »a m m •ttaipjTqg ptt« e^treyai joj viaoxsvo Sheriff Sales* Will be-sold on the first Tueschvm December, l«x). at m e a ourtbo „!'' ,? s 1 " said county, within ■«, i e " 111 of sale, to the k,-,.:. 77 ,J 0 "i's the following property- 'for cash horse wagon, two One t Wo sets f wagon bar and ness, one eight horse power engi ne one seventy sa "' Fin and'one Brooks press, the nomTpbm" press are at the old *'j 1 H. Smith, deceased, and can nJ*hT |. 0 there, and delivered P U ft" .aY to h' . Smith °f -las. Oil coun w. H. M. Austin, Sheriff. IVotlceto Debtors & Cretl itoro.. ftoall whom it may concern: All m ho hold claims against the ps* tate of J. At. Huff, deceased, are re¬ quested to present same, proparly at¬ tested to file undersigned, also all who are indebted to said estate are reqm-feh to come forward and make settlement, Tina Sept. 19,1800. •ft H. & R. L. Huff, Admra < He who laughs can commit no dead ly sin. .~V.- -- ..... Sale Notes, Accounts and ; Safe. Will be sold before the Court House door, in Conyers, Rockdale Co., on Saturday, November o’clock 17th 1900 be¬ tween 10 and 12 a. m The unpaid note* anrl accounts of the late firm of Stewart & McCalla: also safe; one large 1 fire in the proof combination lock now sto.reC TJ Hudson at Conyers, Lists of notes and ae counts can be seen by applying to A C McCalla, Conyers, Ga. Terms of sale cash. W E McCalla. Surviving partner of tiie late firm of Stewart & McCalla. Oct. 16th, 1900 Notice To Debtors - arid Creditors. GEORGIA Rockdale County. All persons holding claims of demands against the estate of II. J. Maddox, late of said county deceased, are notified to present them to us authenticated, and all persons indebted to said deceased are requested to make immediate settlements. This Oct. 22 1900. W. J. and J. E. Maddox, Adm’r H. J. Maddox, Pianos and Or gans for sale by J. P. Tilley. I \ r I\ Hopkins DENTIST. CONYERS, ----- GEORGIA Office in Night building Work guaranteed. F. T. Hopkins, D. D- 9 COTTON SEbD. We are in the cotton se°a seed, ket. When you bring cotton to town tls before you sell for see niarke we are paying the highest price for them. Williams-tfc PJuuket