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~~--7TT jicCALLA. tox for Representative— r x Town Honey 158, Creek Sliefli 22—total M 102. h4 orraiue 22
, —Town 248, Shefll,4d Ill, ................. 304
ALVANd, , t. 127,Lorraine 69—total........... Honey Creek
K'. 284, Six. 166, H. C. 79, L. 58—total....
, XT c -.r ■•■"b—Town Six. 42, H. C.
1 ETHKPdLD. — To wn 175. 70, L 27-total. .. ........314
; gi ier iff_Towu 218, Sh. 74, II. C. y 9, L. 54—total........375
& M. Sheriff-Town 194, Six. 189, H. C. 122. L. 89-total ............-194
f sflJN-y Receiver— 1 Town 151, Sh. Six. 74, 72, H. C. 102, L. 41—total....366
• “ -Town 159, H. C. 30, L. 23-total 286
K.PU - V Y7 ’ “ —Town 98, Sh. 67, H. C. 15, L. 25— total 205
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an CLOT*L j - TER. Tax Col— Town 206, Sh. 70, H. C. 97, L. ! -total......418
, . -Town 45, Sh, 32, H. C. 5, L. 18-total.........100
[MOO.'- SAW Y x-ix- i ‘ —Town 28, Sh. 45, H. C, 21, L. u—total...........97
t ( , —Town 136, Sh. 69. H. C. 25. L. 17—total 247
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’ Treasurer—Town 398, 204, H. Q. 145, L, 85—total.......832
DT^pttt for (kroner— -Town Town 178, 230, Sh. Sh, 78, 127, H. H. C. C. 56, 90, L. L. 14-total............326 70—total... 517
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4bXRRF. ^ Surveyor—Town 85, Sh. 1(5, H. C. 45—total. ........... 146
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. with report of the
on another page of this paper.
At The Churches.
qr. Troutman filled his ap
.
Lent with the Methodist con
last, Sunday morning, His
‘'.‘“found ■;0U Chapter Romans,
in 1st
If Me. as follows:
i am not ashamed of the gos
jVhrist: for it is the power that of
to salvation to every one
■
,a ; to the Jew first, and also to
reek.”
, ^stor said in part:
iis net only active but is the
Lit of apparent death.
? iowt st form wo do not find that
ions of any sacrifice. JAs it
[it.' d:e scale v.m find that good to
I is its one object. A free will
[ I bud at the expense of some
■ }jfe, A fish will refuse the
L viug bait while spawning
| I ri( ; ! .m is the product that of Jesus life at its
|: i this power exem
[ii has become the means of
|tio:; L; to all men. between the
a Mist difference
L i he gospel. The law is full of
L;Si" L- t .-pel is the good nows.
v its the offender with peiud
every tr;. ■■gressiou and rays
I is tin escape, The good news
k ,iv is forgiven* ss.
i p wer of this good news is in the
| J >-r.s who lived for others. This
k idoi the greatest figure in the
hr if the world. The men and
|i who are repro n rid: life
bfdl'avers and no others.
is 4.1 you cannot have life eternal
I as yon give your life in service
O Vw Tll
sad, a’ o. this good news was to
jcnaturp. Not only to adult nion
uul women and. children but to
brut os. There is a gospel of the
M!swirly of prevention of
huunals
LS'-id we were to live by and
n dip iar lily life. Carnegie said,
neiiii’c to die rich.” Is it not a
p crime to find our heaven in
istliiiViin all points of great-
1!fi • n : “i - as the world, measures
‘Re ise made the only real
O'he lives to-day in the lives
! r Hiicivd million people more
did when in a human
l Crtuc; i • aud Rockfeller could
F N i.tuuanity by cheapening
f, :i f ’;>n by the establishment
rN and colleges. We all con
r f0 '>ho ibread of this gospel only
ISshly.
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r lj 4 , . Graham fiilled his reg
ppointm ii l' at the Baptist church
ami ar 'fight, The theme of
poniiiifr sermon was: “Soul
ha¬ Thi Lxt taken from
i. was
[' T ! ' !; 4' John and the sec
Ns reads: T wisTt above
hill that f iou mayest prosper
I teak: even as tfty soul
D. ■ pros
’ :
f a consisted of re
n.H Messings of material
end g. ( , q heaith.
15 4 .) ut to all sorts of dis
[ Till coin mou com
spiritual i ndigestiou. This is
r M !, y ink-ii the
If the wrong kinds of
(n\ ■“ fed on the tradi
sadtloc*up lf ' of men its system
ptobeem ie a paired. All sorts
ar■» s* : beff che souls of
lathesi re
He thc-ir lavs and they have
c v ll i art.
Netr (jf f ,
">2Dg i necessary to soul
nothing hut the
while others take
The effects are
Oiristians take no
i&Cx* at all. i hey go
the L, j orshipbut little
j wholesome
‘X;. 1 liter
Hnhe lr 0it knrtfol
tl ing to
THE WEEKLY BANNER.
the spiritual system is want of exeroise.
Healthy growth is impossible, no mat¬
ter the quality or quantity of food that
is eaten, without real activity. Activi¬
ty is to the Christian what the sun is
to the plant. Some of the symptoms
of spiritual indigestion are these; A
kind of emptiness that nothing will
satisfy. Many a Christian has an ach¬
ing void within that nothing seems to
satisfy. Only the conscious presence
of the Holy Spirit can fill it. Another
symptom is datable ness. Men with
bad consciences are fretful and unfor¬
giving. Many other practical points
were suggested.
The necessary things to soul health
ore the deep breathing of prayer, the
takingof a variety of spiritual food and
activity in every good word and work.
The Sunday night sermon was on the
“Three Exhortations” found in the 11,
12 and 13th verses of the 6th chapter of
Romans. r l he main paints were.
“Death to sin and alive to God,” “the
dethronement of sin and the use of the
members of the body as instruments
of righteousness. Special respects were
pa'd to the unruly tongue.
The ordinance of baptism was ad¬
ministered after the sermon and the
vast congregation witness.' d it with
deep interest.
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.Re*-, r. W. Sfcol •*« will fill hisrogaiar
appointments ar tire Presbyterian
chin orning and at night,
His sermon will or -on the subject of
“The fall of man in Eden; its Reality
and it Results.” A cordial invitation
is extended to all to attend the services.
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Elder A. G. Thomas, of Atlanta, one
Q f the ablest ministers of the Christian
c ]j Ur ch, will fill the pulpit at the Chris
tian church in this city Sunday and
Sunday night. The public is invited, to
j iear pim,
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Rev B. J. W. Graham, pas tor of the
Baptist church, will h ave on id* an¬
nual vacation next Monday He will
s;>@nd the time in points North and
West. Dr J. P Bull, of Atlanta, will
fill the pulpit of the Baptist church <>u
the third Sunday in this mouth. He is
a distinguished preacher and the people
of Conyers should hear him.
PROnOTiONS
Anti Ilonoi' Roll In tlxc
Conyers Public feehools
For Year 1001-0”,
[Those names marked (f) are
nonor pupils, they having made
an average of 90 in Scholarship,
deportment and attendance.]
f Miss Ruth Anderson, Graduate
PROMOTION FROM 9TH TO lOTH GRADE
Lillian Hicks, Sara Lou Harden
Reeve Troutman.
from 8th to 9th.
fShellie Septimo Elliott, Frank
Sale Hardin, 4 Lueile Hicks
f Clifford Lamar Janes, Harry
Young McCord, Clyde McDaniel
f Harry Grady McElvauey, f By
ard Fowler Quigg, Francis Marion
Swords, James Peek Tilley, Henry
Batley Troutman, Almand Rich
ard Tucker.
from 7th to 8th grade.
f Mariette Anderson, Otis Jaek
son Bradford, Harry Jackson Cain,
John Webb Cowan, f George Ed
ward Everitt, Horace McCall Mor¬
gan, f Mabel Morgan, tW illieTheo
Ross, fWillie Arthur Sharp, Wil
lip i Oh - St Eugene Allen
gi . rs, t y Lou Tucker.
from 6tii to 9th grade.
Barnett Clotfelter, Willie Green
Carr;o Lee Lifsey, fMary McCord,
McDonald, Madge Midton,
fGeorgia Pirkle, f Marie Scott,
Obie Simpkins, Frank Stej)b nson
fGrace Troutman, Earl Tucker.
fJ T Vinson
from 5rh to 6th grade.
Winnie Guffin, fLuIa Hull, Alva
Langford, Irma-Minor, Lois Minor
Bertha Mae Street, Hudson Sum¬
mers, fRobert Troutman, Jesse
Tucker, Vida Waldrop.
from 4th to 5th grade.
Daisy Inez Cain, Valeria Clot¬
felter. Carlisle Davis, f Willi© Mae
Dunn, Lucy Elmina Green, Rob¬
ert Burton Guinn, Clara May
Jones, fCarl Lynwood Langford,
Claude Morgan, Kate O’Kelley,
fBlaneh Lillian Parker, Carlton
Sharp, Gideon Stephenson, Louis
Clay Summers, f Alpharetta Tuck¬
er, Johnnie Waldrop, Ralph Whit
aker.
FROM 3rd to 4th grade.
Tempie Davis, Florence David
son Arline Hammock, Nellie
Lawson Melton, Ruby Minor,
Jefferson Davis McCord, Lucy
Mae McDonald, Irene Scott, How¬
ard Sharp and Emory Waldrop.
from 2nd to 3rd grade.
Ruth Almand, Mary Candler,
Paul Cain, Mary Julia Guinn,
Henry Haines Green, Flora Jones,
Leila Jolmson, Jeff Lifsey, Emma
Kate Malcom Frankie Minor,
Mamie Parker. Wana Pirkle, Guy
Stovall. Rosalie Scott, Cora Lee
Sorrow, Willie Stephensou, Ethel
Tucker, Mary Ethel Tucker, Alex
Wallis. Eva Waldrop, Eflie Whit¬
aker, Joeddy Whitaker.
FROM 1ST TO 2ND GRADE,
Hubert Almand, David Butler,
Terrell Butler, Alline Bryan,
Brow Christian, John Christian,
Otis Clotfelter, Maurice Dabm y,
Kathline Downs, Mattie Leonora
Dunn, Hubert Everett, Miram
Freeman, Willie Hill Hammock,
Sarah Jones, Stella Jores, George
Mclh eald, Cash O’Kelley, Thom
s P ker, Edv ard Pirkle, Maud
cl
Sorrow. Joeial i iphenson, Joseph
St v A! • =dy Summers, John
Tucker, H nee Waldrop. Laura
Walter i i Her:y White.
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CORR NEWS
Wheat-cutting the order of the
day.
The farmers will soon be through
chopping.
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Hull and
family visited Mr. and Mrs. Jean
Hull’s family.
S. A. and Olm King visited
Jas. E. King Sunday.
We.are glad to say that Miss
Maggie King’s health is jmprov
mg
If you want all the news take
the Weekly-Banner. lt is ths
best paper Rockdale has ever had.
We wonder why Misses Sally
and Evy Blankenship don’t get
married. It is not because thxy
don’t want to and haven’t sweet
hearts, for we think they have u
plenty.
There is lots of marrying around
here and we say let all marry that
can for there is a lot who want to
and can’t,
Black Jack.
SALEM—SHEFFIELD.
A large crowd attended Sunday
School at Salem last Sunday.
Mr. Ben Almand and wife visit¬
ed Mr. Math Norton’s family Sun¬
day.
Mrs T.N. Skelton had as her
guests Ihuraday Mrs. G. W. Den
nard, her mother, Mrs. Hyatt H vatt and and
little aughter, Essie.
MDD
J 1 65
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! AAepdahle
sMialhig PreparationforAs
lire Food andRegula -
ling the Stomachs and Bowels of
m mm Children
Promotes D i ges l ion ,C hee r fu L
ness and Rest. Contains neither
Opium .Morphine nor Mineral.
Not Ka® c otic .
ft cipe of Old. J)r SAMI 'ELPITCJIKR
Pumpi'tm Mx. Seed'
Senna- *
lloeketie Suite —
xfttise Seed f
/kpe/nmt Bi CaibanatrSoda -
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Hmu Seed ■
Clarified Sugar
hmlergteeu Bfatvr
Tion, Aperfecl Sour Remedy Stomach,Diarrhoea forConstipa
Worms .Convulsions .Feverish¬
ness am! Loss of Sleep.
Facsimile Signature of
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Are the Poor Man’s Friend, Rich Man’s Delight.
Cheap enough for one and fine enough for the ot her.
flood Material and Workmanship Counts.
\ dollar o two extra at the beginning niak< : wonderful difference
In thr finCihed product.
Rock Hiil” Buggies Made Better Than Others on
Purpose. 41»
No neddent about it. It pays to make the bust, bwmtso the bust m
best, lasts best, is best.
You do not want a cheap buggy If you CRH Kft H good OHO ut H
reasonable price.
Try a “Bock jlill.” There is nothing better n matter what jirlco
you have to pa. , or what you think.
Tell the dealer you raw this advertisement and he i authorized to
make you n special price.
(No. 8 .) Rack IliU Buggy Co., Makers, Bock Him,,
—For Sale by—
:ia. IE- IEYER KT 0 00 i.Xd'.l’DN
rtiSsr/voAir AW, tX-ea'Y
A«k our friend Charlie Norton,
where he went Sunday afternoon.
We are glad to note that Mrs.
Hayden Hawkins is well again.
Mr. Will McDaniel ai rived home
from Mercer University Thursday.
Good-looking John I. Norton
attended Sunday School at Salem
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Earnest Summers and ei -
ter. Lizzie, visited Misses Nannie
an d Ethel White last Sunday.
Miss Minnie Dennard visited
her friend Miss Della Brooks last
Monday.
Our successful farmer, Mr. M.
M Norton, is doing some excellent
.
farm work this year. His farm
is being improved in every respect
an 1 he may expect some rich re¬
turns at harvest time.
We will ask our friend Bob
Summers to please have his hah
cut.
Mrs. Annie Dennard visited
Mrs. Annie Laird Thursday.
Lilac.
ROCKDALE.
News scarce this week.
Mr. Sharp and f lam y 1
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Sunday with relatives at Smyr I:U
Miss Sudie Harris was a guest of
m its? GSESEi 1: wrasE&J' SB m f 4 '
For Infant e and Children.
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The ICinv You Have
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THE CENTAUR COMPANY. NEW YORK CITY.
V. is ; Ola I! ,: s.. 11 at her home at
Union Grove lust week.
Mi-s Poky .McCol lu m.-pci it Sat¬
urday ii it with Mi l Minnie
Granadc.
Miss htdie Harris spout Satur-
1 1 ■ y night, with Mi ’ Pearl May Held
of South Conyers.
Miss Rachel White:- .vith Mrs.
J. F. Harris this week.
Mr. Waller Rice left Monday
for Atlanta wliere he will accept
a position in a coffin factory.
Bailie Humpback.
Carter-Mercer.
Mr. Thos. J. Carte'* and Miss
>■ a.11i : rcer, d I'g'm " of T, C»
Yirci re niaiTP 4 unday af
t moon at 3 o’clock by Rev. W.
\ . Adams at the Methodist par
s mage. T. i- vo iiig was in the
* ;t. lire of a surpri o their many
fi lends. The bride is a beautiful
an d accomplish”'; young lady. The
rious i nd clev
er young i tieman and has been
the e: rnpioy of the Staten-Graph
for some time. i’neir many
,
1 lends wish for tin-m a lung life
aud much joy.—Tin* Brownsville,
Tenir..-see States-Grnphic.
Mr. Carter was reared in Con
vers ami has many friends here
V vlio will be interested to learn of
his marriage. We congratulate
him.