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About The weekly banner. (Conyers, Ga.) 1900-1901 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 5, 1900)
,r Tits' " Banner gives* you / iu. NEWSiVOE i 00. c. PS m ■pit # A 4 m > ■ w/ ill ► ■> L.V. :?,? ES I I duality of Grocds i XI a. Lowest Prices Money, spent with them is money saved. ALMON DOTS. M. H. Plunket, of Conyers, pass ed through cur city Y\ ednusday. Miss Kate Everitt and Madison Tucker spent Thanksgiving day in Conyers. Dr. H. V. Hardwick is having his house, that is now rccupievi by Mr. W. E. Stovall, repainted, which adds much to its appearance. Clevca Chas.. E. Reagan, of Con yers, pas-ed through our City Thursday eim-mt to -C-ovingOru-, The election for thn Justice of the Peace passed off very quiet Sat urday. Total number votes [Mill¬ ed 100, Mr. Stephen A. Brown re¬ ceived 72 while Mr. Oge McCiftd re¬ ceived on y 87. Messrs Nixon and Will Sherwood were elected Bai i ffs. Rev. E. A. Gray will preach at Shiloahchurch 8rd Sunday in this month. Let'everybody hear him that can. The Methodist Sunday school •will decide.8rd Sunday iu'regard to having a Christmas tree. Ev¬ erybody envited to come. We-all want a present. Miss Boa IIay good j of Conyers, is visiting M is. W. E Stovall this Week.' . Mr. Jas.. A. Dukes, spent Sun¬ day night wit h Mr, J. F.'Ficqbitt. Fred Almand and Wilrofi Mal com, of Conyers, calkd on some of the fair sex of our city Sunday' afternoon. Dont BuY a oxi UNTIL YOU SEE OUR STOCK. K^fflSgEgB i£±v. sSk ■vY We have just received a solid carload of the Famous Fish Bros 5 one tin d two horse wagons. These wagons are guaranteed to be the l oiwost lost Ourabl .u p QUff anti » ightest running W ag ons made m 9 / height I Living bought .iu Car lots we have secured the best pries and lowest rate of and we. are going to give our customers the benefit. 01 S: Wo. have-a nice assortment of Open and Top buggies that HARNESS: If you need a set of Buggy Harness, you want to see ouf M li wo are going to sell FOR THE AFX F BO DAYS at regufar stock before you buy. i HOLIDAY PRICES aSeEliW 36T m. mmmm I tmjaLX* THE WEEKLY BANN u7\ ■V s A y •i H r ' ' H w GA., DEO. Or 1900. Mr. Richard Brown spent Sun¬ day In Covington with his sister, Mrs. Flowers, Mr. Henry Berry is firing at tin Dobbs & Norton ginnery this week. Mr. Will Mar hut was in Con* yers Friday on busine s. “Hot Bones.” WHEN CIIllISIMAS COMES ’ When Chvbtnuts comes ay nil means have the house dressed with iv41y and [line and f.r, and don’t forget tho mistletce. Go out and mingle with the Oht istmus t hroi gs. There is an exhilar-ttion in forming a part, if only u unit, in the crowd that is so gay and so merry, in greeting friends and ac¬ quaintances and seeing I he ever* flowing jov of the children . Nev* er let a single Christmas, pass without reading a Christmas st< ry and singing a Christmas song, and do not overlook the sweet s canoe of the day i'srlf. R I ber that it is for all the world anniversary of Christ’s birth. as hftppy as you can and malo others as happy as you can.— Margaret E. Sang ter in the De¬ cember Ladies’ Home Journel. N of ice to Dehtorsi And Creditors -All persons holding claims the estate of Burr J M irhut deceased are undersigned requested to roperJy present same to the j also those indebted to said d-ceased are requested to make settlement. W. S. Marbut, Exe’t. Disaiissiou. To whom it may concern :—If A AI tria.iid, AcItninistrotorofS D Almand, late of said conn tv, deceased lias made his final return and upolied for letters o' dismission as such admin¬ istrator. and I. will pass upon thesaine on the M'gfc Monday in January I'joi. (■riven under my hand and official signature, this, Oct. 4th, 1«00. A. iM. H hns, Oni. O uk. 23 *X : ♦--> tO. 31 . 1588,01 ice T te Kind You Have Always ^fg'iacura % oZ *./*■ V S' ' &3 0 A G^k-Iiy itOHBar.d hr. lilies’ KaeuMATisM relieved Nerve Piasters. X i 'J.tf -Aw 3 © fy- 6 --* 4 HSBXf& 3 amB 3 &a*aa The Cor yers gallery is bow open for business, and wii 1 remain just 20 DAYS- DONT wait or a fair day. 0iouciy clays are just as goo-das clear daws. Prices run irom 26c for 6 up to $8. a dozen, If you want pictures of anykind, get them now GEORGIA PHOTO GO. JORDAN & GOODMAN; ARTISTS. r . T. Hookins, DENTIST. CONYERS, • GEORGIA. Work gum an teed, Prices reasonable. Teeth.extracted with¬ out. pain or bad affects, by use of nitrons ox do gas. (Laughing-gas) Over 00,000 .Hl ninistruturns with¬ out it. single dangerous symtem. Office over post office. F. T. Hopkins, ]). D, f. STYLISH Mil pBBMOHM I\ D V x 1 i i l a< sl. • --Having bought out Mrs. Genic I lay good’s millinery business I ox pet to offer lo the people, this season, a handsome line of new an 1 stylish mill bury at i >-.v pr’nv-.-s shall be my aim to please all emto mers and I invite all to call and see me. --1 have engaged Mrs. J. A, Guinn as trimmer and feel sure that per fee 1 sat is fa c tion yv ill he g i ve n a 11. Hoping to have • vour trade, 1 am .............................. KESPEOTFtnj.Y, Miss Lena Bishnp Your Cold Cured for 6 c. Get ter. 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