Conyers weekly. (Conyers, GA.) 1895-1901, July 06, 1901, Image 2
n.-tV m N!| Mi ossinmn biv -J.3 mn 1 m mmm 4* nw$& se I J-tK, .,„‘V -A /^*N w (t M • CL » 7 c #S*> ¥ j& /-K Sun*’ «- (M»i« o m w j**xi I**C !&•**•*> V V* ^AUIKUN ponoA >--v k-VRlrf * fOfcv< /»»K Watciwi c- J***. ,v .Hv. f J iu«.«*- «<* £ r pv be sold to make room and to elose out for tall stock. GET GOODS AT YOUR OWN PRICE o - r pm4 4 w o * o '*0*' »— vjfvj A»v KBUCKd C M luw IS** ftOt* *MTi» fauiio 10* 4 k V* rttw *mmj & •v. NtStW*' M-iv W»'V.Y 4T- P>Y»K V'.^ >*■* !fr\ K. pav*' 1 K' X iump BUIk'j UtfrtvJ (Batik# ^EETtSA- XJ> ft>*K**‘ imws^ t '"*9 fymmm fetmxuaji ft W N# * o eye 0> w jpvttl pm*. u® prmzsw/l r««i *t» pnrx< O fU season. c+ p - r* f*- era Ica^ ‘w- r- *•»»* 0* « ss a a golden opportunity that you should not let pass. o IM^k. o ;h'*va» O fhm* ‘otnvp mmm & nW i O by trading at Smx|n)ei's Big ( 5 ash Bouse- T-h.e leavers ilieekly, OFFICIAL OUUN OF ROCKDALE J. H. WAUI5, Eiitos. Gnt«ted at the pnstolfice at (Buyers second-class mull mutter. Saturday. July 0 , 1001 . Locals 5 I; nts ptr line for tlr-t, inner l.lo’ 2' tt cent!* for each' ’Hiscqtient Herttcn . Regular adv. 5()0. per Inch first insertion ; 85c lor each insertion ;sl IJtSCKiPTION It A TE: One year, In advance....... .....fi Six months, In advance.. COR SALE I linvo a ire milch cow with young cn If Unit I wish HI This is veuv chace. A IS Fhmket. Plmsiint Occtisiuli 'J'lie festival given by the of Pythias at their castle hall last Thursday evening, when about '»< guests wore entertained, was one o tbo most pleasant social events re¬ corded in Cony era iu many days. The gathering of ladies and gonrleiuen w ns representative of our little city, and illustrated tbo magnificent see . al spirit, of our most worthy people. Tbo address of welcome was made In Ids pleasing and eloquent stylo by Knight 11 B Etheridge, and lie wns n f.vvorite with the bulbs evor after ward. Other speeches were made by Knights J It Irwin. K H Alnmml, J C StopheusoH, J D McCBiulon, .1 it Turner, G 1’ Tilley an.d others tiiut was no small feature contributing to the evening's pleasure. At 9:150 the quests were invited to the ante room where refreshments \ver6 served by the Knights, ypaee forbids us giving » distended account of the evenings pleasure, and finding H grain of SALT on the point of t *u r pe,*. >ve are forced to halt with the bops that all enjoyed the evening. White Man turned Yellow. GreiU conatinatloli was felt by the friends of M A Hogarity of Lexing¬ ton, Kv., wheti they saw lie was ing yellow. His skin slowly changed color, also bis eyes, and ho suffered erribly. His malady was Yvlh.w Jaundice. He was treated hy t’ l„. i doctors, bu. without hemfk. 6 advised Electric Then lie was to try Bitters, the wonder*ul Stomach am. j ;, t , r remedy, and lie writes: wholly ‘ After taking two bottles I was cm - „Vy troubles. Dat»y.dst« Only 50c. Sold hy lev the Mr. and Mi's. ' . C. A Imam , of Crawford’.; !!o, are here buna i of the bttter s , | n»lotrM ® A a r> Poor rtillionaire 3ie t oe,Id cm digest his food. Early as* of In King‘a N*w Life Pills vonldtM\eeftved bint. They streng It -cu the st«*Tmii-b. abi digestion, pro* tnoi-. Yr!-.. sssiuui -,r*. , improve appetite. 85c. U, . ..ark U not saiisG ^oi v l by the dr» f»t* Heartburn • When the qnanity <>( Lvt i taken is too large of 'he quality too rich heartburn is hkelv follow, and especially so if t ! » digestion has been weakened by constipation. Kat slowly and not too freely of easily digested food. Masticate the food ouv'ily, led six hours elapse be tween meals and when you feel i fullness and weight, in the re gion of the utom toll after ing, indie iting that you have eaten too much, take one of Chamberlain Stomach and la ver Tablets and the heartburn may be avoided For sale by Galley l)r ig Co. It LL i ,/''.lesthc* World. NiMlidee’. my in medicine hn* rvc cr* >o (I one quarter(lie excitement that iius liven canned by Dr. King's Ni a - I liscov *■•(';■ ft r ( 'oiimi nipt ion. I o severest (ruts have been <m Impeleps vie rims of C'onsiimpt ions, Pncumom'i Hemonliage. Pb-unay and Bronchi iis* tlioiHauds of whom it Inis restor¬ ed lu p-i'Iccf Innl.'li. For (‘otulis Colds. Asthma. Croup, May l ever Hoarseness md VVlmnpliur (’miali i' is tbs quickest, Httrcs euro in the world, Jt is sold by Gailey Dnie (’u who guai rant»“*> *nt istnetion or refund money. Large hot ties 5oc and M-00. Tria^hottl e« free, An exchange says, ‘‘If you ask a mail f or an a ^,j or a ] OCa j i, e will tell you bo don’t believe in advertising, the paper is never read. But lot him be caught hugging the hired girl, or with a jug of “tatinrin” water, if the printing office is in a garret of a 20*story building he will climb to the top and ask the editor not to publish it in the paper where everybody cau see it..” X^iro Insurance, PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY AGAINST THE FLAMES. We represent some of I he bent and most reliable Fire !n $>Uranee COUtpattivs and would pj en! ; C< | l 1; > ve volt Consult V\ e will make it lo your interest to UO S*‘. W. V. A1 maud & Go. J 1 Ci an 1 Wear ' ear A A M Tqs k * But iter hcmitT was completely hid hy ftor**, l#h»tcfie» anti pfmpltra till ah* used liinklen'* Arnica Salve. n they vanfslied as willall Erup* „„ H , Wr s ,, r „. . ......... use. tor Cuts. Corns, Burns, and I*lle*. Car. guaranteed. at Gailey Drug Co. Me til inaxe a change in iu a fe v weeks. The best remedy for stom ach and bowel troubles. “I have been in the drug iness for twenty years and have sold must. ail of the proprietary im eigines of any note, the entire list I have never found an) thing to equal Cham bin lain’s Colic, Cholera and Di unhoea lienidy fora!! stomach and bowel troubles,” says 0 \,V Wakefield, of Columbus, Ga. “'This remedy cured two severe capes of cholera morbus in mv family and J have e<l and sold hundreds of bottles of it to mv customers to »11*-*it entire ant ip faction, It ah mis a quick and ruro cure in » pleas ant form.” For sale by Guiley Drug Co. Dissolution Notice, The firm of Tucker & Swann is mu¬ tually (iisohnd this day, Mr. Swann selling out liis interest to Mr. Tucker. wlm rakes eliarae of *vervtliing am! rtssumes all debts and liabilities in his own name. Them are some ae counts owing and due the firm that n re uot disposed off in t..< o.to . In retiring we wish to say tlmt our relations as partners and otherwise here have been throiighoutout pleas¬ ant and agreeable. Conyf rs, Ga. I P (> Tucker. Jtme 10, irOl. \ T G Swann, During last May an infant child of our neighbor was suf feting from cholera infantum. l'he doclois had given up hopes of recovery. I took a hot tie of Chamberlain’s Colic, t’hol ora and , Diarrhoea Remedy lo rife house, telling them 1 sure it would do good if according to directions. In two days time the child had fully re covered i'he child is now vig orous and healtliv, I have re¬ commended this remedy fre— qm-mlly ami have nevey known it to fail —Mrs, Curtis Baker, Bookwalter, Ohio. Sold by Gailey Drug Co. Letters Dismission. GEORG I V. Rockdale County:— To whom it may concern: J. If. and II. I. Huff, administra¬ tors of J . M. Huff, late «*f said conn t.v deceased, nave made their final return and filed their application for a discharge from their said trust, and 1 wi" pass Ui">" the same on the 1st Monday iu August. 1901. Witness my hand and oilmial signature, tins M ay 8, 1001. A. M . Helms, Ord. When you want a modern up to dale physic tty Chamber¬ lain’s Stomach and Liver Tab¬ lets. They are easy t.o take and pleasant in effect. Fries, 25c * Ha tuples free as Gailey’s drug store. C'elebrnOon ut Osilc Ililt. The annual gathering if people on this spot- was than usual on account of the conditions. There were, however. fuily 1500 people of nil ages at this nucea of the5th Congression al district. It is no and fitting thing Unit this remembered by our seel ion ling* as the comm i. me id a.i.mgt. ment wisely provides, the religious , ' ,l “ 1 ,<f i' at 11 l ' 1(, ! ( ’" ’ l'e mmnbering . that the , ather . J ut lights gave his help in tlm achieve¬ ment of our liberties. The social feature is by no means a small pmt, of this yearly convocntioi j \.he meeting of old friends, ihe hoary head, the middh-aged, young manhood and blooming maidenhood, innocent childhood, the extremes of life coming to¬ gether all form a picture that in¬ terests the student of men. The tiifi'erent typps of human nature are to be nut here; the sturdy former, the mechanic, the pru fcsdonul jiolitician, tr.e lawyer, the doctor, the pedagogue and last. but by no me in? least, the p; ember Al! t hose are to be seen and some times heard, if opportunity is af forded. These conclaves are made htdpful because of the v. i ie range of subjects discussed. It is an educatHJiml institution andslmuld be continued always. The speakers included some of Georgia’s celebrities, Hon. Joe Terrell, Attorney General, spoke to (he day and the pmt our State had played in the drama of our national life. Hon. L. F. Liv ingston was the able advocate of expansion but not imperialism. In a brief but masterly way lie . )f , ounleflthe country’s grouth. Ht _. isj rightfully the idol of his people. TI'«n. K. r l'. Williams, of Atlanta, gave us a sample of his oratory,making his hearers sorry when he sat down. The eln.rming Dr.Quigg, in his own graphic and felicitous way, furnished the au¬ dience a profound pleasure in a speech immediately following Mr. Livingston. Nor was the physical man neg¬ lected. The generous hospitality t f the people spread a feast of such tempting viands that the law of moderation was difficult to obey. Summing it all up, it was a suc¬ cess and we dwontly hope the-e 4th of July gatherings at Oak Hill will never be discontinued. T. Pianos ami Organs. I am prepared to sell the h* st Pianos and Organs made for less money than you can buy such goods from any other agent in the world. J guarantee this and if you want one see me heroic you buy. F. SI. Ayers. The glut ions 4 h was more than quiet in lb*nyers. It was leu Warm to In? SPORTING GOODS ^ T i tii l ou mn It U an y iu? '0 ©' 9 ^ i -a 8 t) ibl \V"o f i * b A 1 f"| 4- tile wav Y tl Cl.- A £ * J • a *’ # tackle l T| q ft | || © sy HOOKS, lines, set liooks i ! trout lines, ; etc, for less : money at 4 *' OaiievOiw cy o> Company’* ix t enS*WEW»*«^!*StT: 1 ] I U f I Iff! f f f] A • fff i mm n ^ 3 9 IT r WJU r 1 * V T IIfp liWiU f-pipAl ! W if \ iU H. L MI 'il COCO COLA, MILS SHAKES, ■ and AH drinks usually kept at a FIRST CLASS T I T n II Gail ITT f' 9 a. a on e v Jk j* & ■tauS f—T' re V*'^ ci* =v^y'*V pfs"?* VV pwa *»na Sheriff* Sal©. GEORGIA, Rockdale county. Will he sold on the first Tuesd y in August next, at public outcry at the courthouse in said county, with in the legal hours of sale, to the highest bidder for cash, the follow ing described property to-wit: All that tract or pan el of laud known as the James Tlmmason place, in Siief field district, containing one i nr, dred and eighteen acres, more or less and bounded as follows: O' the North by lauds of John 2d Day, on the East by Dave Myers and Janus W. Cowan, South by I*. Beau Can¬ non and West by Big Haynes oret k Said property levied on as the prop¬ el fry of Janies Thomason to satisfy thru- executions issued trom the Justi-m?eourt of the 475th H. '1.. of said county in favor of the J. It. dhnaiul Co. against James 1’imtnas >n. .Said property being in possession of James Thomason. This J lily 5. 1801. \Y. H. M. Austin, Sheriff ---- 9 — * IVot ie©. Alt persons wishing to pond pack¬ mail bundle* etc., by rural will be charged according to and weight as is required by law All passengers charged 3c per mile. Jss. H. Maddox. Route No. 1. J. E. Almamh,Route No. 2. AX. R. {.Kristian. Route No, 3- Good Cough medicine* ,, Many thousands , , . .... nave restored to health amt .••• ness by fhe use of Chamueiiauis Cough remedy If afflicted with any ihroator lung trouble, give . lj , , k t0 pr0 W ' \ beneficial. CougllS that have p. si = ted all Ollier treatment ■<# years, have y elced to this re¬ medy and perfect health bseu restore ] (Leo i < 1 at settn?d . hopeless, that the ciimab* cf ‘> a ‘ moils health resort; failed tobe neiit, have bee i permaatly cud ei by its use. Ihr sale i y Gal* ley Drug Co, I‘-? Months Sr.pport. GEORGIA, Rockdah* County. To whom it may cor Nancy P. Hollingsworth, Kohl. Hollingsworth, late • county deceased, havinsMipi died for twelve months support out of said * deceased’s estate, ers having fiieil their rotur: to give notice that I will iSs August on the 1st Monday h , •Mid next. Given under mv| signature, tills Jrdl A. M, Hehust^F