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About The weekly banner. (Conyers, Ga.) 1900-1901 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 3, 1900)
LABS a Everybody Envited + . + To stop at Bee B. McDonald’s Grocery store and buy the best at the least cost. New stock of new fancy and family groceries at prices that will let you save by buying here. We are not working for self alone but are trying also to help our customers. ' SEE A Items Ijocal aijtl Persona!. Mrs. Norman is with relatives at Norwood. Mr. .7 B Johnson was in Social Circle last Thuisday on business. Mrs. A N Plunket' visited rela tivesat Ingleside this week, Mrs J H Wallis left to-day for .Jonesboro, where she will visit her parents. There will be preaching next Sunday morning and night at the Baptist church by the pastor Rev. I G Walker. Mr. Oarl Downs returned to his home in§ Atlanta last Thursday. Miss Louise Turner, of Eatonton spent some time last week here the guest of Mhs Ailee Moon. His many friends were glad to see Col. J N Hale on the streets a gain Thursday. Mrs. Stovall, has returned to her home in Atlanta after spending a few days here with Miss Minnie Turner. Mrs. Fronie Almand returned home Monday after some time pleasantly spent in McDonough and other points. You will do well to devote a few moments to A J Summer’s add in this paper. Airs J T Stanley, of Dekalb coun¬ ty visited her mother Mrs. A A Bentley here last Sunday. Mr. Emory Albert has moved his family from Atlanta to Con¬ yers. He purchased the G A Street 1’esideuce up near the Oil Mi l. Mr. Guise Ray, of Atlanta, spent Sunday here with relatives. Friend Parish Smith spent Sun¬ day here with relatives and friends. Mrs. Williamson and Mrs. Fox whobave been herewith theirbroth or Hi? J W Bell, have returned will pleased home, j ! friends here be to know that Mr. J H Dabn y, of 1 Ingleside, is slowly improving . Hr. C B Hudson has a new ad vertisment in this paper. Read it. Mr. J I Wallis is putting in a pair of r ow Scales for E P McBur ney thL week. : Mr. Tom MeCulla is here with Ins family this week. Read Bre McDonald’s add in this paper. He will deal fair with his customers. Mr. Chick, Suj»t. of the Conyers Oil Mill, spent Sunday with hie family at Social Circle. Nlr. and Mis. Hancock, now oc Cu Py the Harriison residence on South RR Steeet. xrrn \\ HITE BARBhM SHOP Joe. Johnson, Yroprietok. Polite attention. Clean Towels, 7-asy shaves, up-to-date hair cuts a t popular prices. Mfill appreciate the °f all. Shop under Commercial Hotel. Give me a trial. Rev. B D Ragsdale, of Macon, preached two interesting sermons at the Baptist church here last Sunday morning and night. His congregations were pleased withhis discourse. Mr- and Mrs. M H Plunket spent Monday in Altanta. Mr. and Mrs. W E Stovall mov¬ ed to Alinoii last Thursday, Mr. J B Johnson and family now oc¬ cupy Mrs. Stovall’s residence here. Miss Anna Ragsdale’s many friends here will be pleased to know that she will trim again this season for Mrs. M L Wood, Mr. J 110 . McDaniel, better known as ‘Black head John’ spent Sunday, in Atlauta. Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Huff and J T Wallis visited Mr. and Mrs. W G Brown of Social Circle last Sun da.y Miss Maud McCall a has return¬ ed from a protracted visit to friends at Decatur. The Inter-State Fair begins to¬ day week. It promises to excel any ever held in the south, Co 1 . J N Hale and children are now boarding with Mr. and Mrs. HE Ray. Read Miss Lena Bishop’s advertisement in this paper. Messrs. Jep and Clifford Peek, °f Covington, came up h rid ay night. The sociable given at the Armo¬ ry last Fridy night was greatly enjoyed by all present. Miss Lena Bishop has secured Mrs J A Guinn as her trimmer fcr this season. Mrs. Guinn will be glad to have her friends call on her there. Mr, J M Lane, now in charge of a first-clasfe meat market here, eu vites the people to call on him in the corner store room of the Night Building when in need of fresh meats of any kind. Will buy all your milch cows a id beef cattle for sale . You can c ill on me or my son at A. D. Sum mers store. A. B. Osborn When yen want any kind of rn wrre see W. B. Smith at Plunketts store. Mr. Ralph Smith, of Atlanta, was here Monday in the interest of At’anta’s new daily paper, called ,\^] an ta Daily News. Hcclaims # that this will he the most complete newspaper ever published in the South. The first issue will pe out n e x t M o n d a y afternoon . Everybody shoud meet the 4 o'¬ clock train Monday afternoon and get a copy of this new paper. They wiil be for sale by Lewis McCalla A case of new Dove Hams just; ar riv ed at M H picket’s • Misses. Eva Stephenson and Ber ta Anderson two charming young ladies, of Covington, visited Miss Hettie Stephenson here this week. Miss Mattie Turnell, of Mudison, who has been the guest of Mr • J J Langford has returned home. j | Messrs Chester and Jode Smith, of Atlanta, were Jguests of relatives here j this week If yOUwaut a good snot gun,I have j them for sale or rent. I M H Plunket. A Letter To Our Oustomsrs. • # • Dear Sirs : You have favored e *■? us in the past with your valua- 4/j ble patronage and we want W\ you to feel that we appreciate • 3 your business. The fact that 0 / 4) you have placed confidence in our ability to give you the /vP\ best goods for the least mon¬ VURANO/ is incentive for ey a great us - 9 to surpass our previous efforts. % Selling satisfactory goods at (copyrighted) (copyrighted) satisfactory prices and a sat¬ GEN 1 L F1TZHUGH LEE COL. THEO. nGOSEVELt isfactory way of doing business has won the favor of many. It’s the secret of our success. For hall and Winter we have made a greater, effort than,ever before to please you. You will,find our stock of men s and boy’s clothing larger, more complete and original than heretofore; as all our clothing is the ‘VI 1 ALS’ BRAND, made especially for us by the largest and best manufacturers of Perfect Fitting Clothing, you may rest assured that we are able to give you better clothing for less money than any other store. Now, all we ask is that you pay us.a visit, Our of, feriugs will speak for themselves . Thanking you for past favors and trusting to have a continuance of your patronage, we are Yours truly, —ALLEN SUMMERS THE BIG STORE-— U/e ARE ALWAYS DO ING SO/BEGMING TO KEEP OdR C6ISGO /AERSIN THE LEAD mm. -8- .Jgf listw vifiou^ ¥0 Law w ftftSi r h or each purchase we give you a cash ticket a mounting to the price of the article redeemoble in hand painted coin gold traced china. Always call for tickets. ALLEN SUMMERS. S BW STORE: NEW FIRM! NEW ' GOODS! ] K2S * : *• We have just opened up. a nice stock of Fancy and Family Groceries and Confectionaidej-F-iri -the store formerly occupied by Stark and Longshore and we envite the public to call and give us a trial. OUR PRICES ARE LOW AND GOODS NEW See us when you come to town. We’ll treat you right. Street & Sawyer. Plunket £ Williams ift w I ANNOUNCE TO THE FARM EKSTHAT-THEY ARE VOS J T l COTTON A ID (rlDRANTEE SATISFACTION IN EVERY RESPECT. Our work wil- show up to advantage befc j do that of any other ginnei vineilie o@-mty and we ask nil t »o give us a trial. We are now coated in the old. Panters ‘Warehouse and can bardie your cotton without da lay. Convenient to town: con venient to railroad and conven ient to farmers. ' So come on and we will give you entire satisfaction, & WILLIAMS.
