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THE WEEKLY BANNER o VOL. XXVII- iisLffS mi m CM Jfr ir a.;.- 8 mm m ! m if itf W tm s m Ml BS 1 m 5 -,, V’ ■ i. ■: ■ m A r ■ \ r -r- ■ J • % ■i Of All Kinds At Dr. LEE’S Drug Store. VVK * .« c* •e-r 4 Blank Books, Pocket Books, Bill Books. Reading Books, Picture Books. Old Books, New Books, Big Books, Little Books, Story-Books, Poetioal Books, Historical Books, in fact if you want anything in Books, come to see us. 100 to 800 page fine flat opening Ledgers, loo to 6oo p itge flat opening Oash Books and Journals, loo to 8oo page Day Books and Counter Books. * i ^ ' ----- - LADIES MARIKS- A BIG STOCK OF MEMORANDUMS. SIDE POCKET LEDGERS- VEST POCKET LEDGERS, AT Dr. LrEE’B, The Old Reliable Druggist.. ,-V 5= AT 0 CREDIT—NO BOOK KEEPERS 1 -WO DFCOUNIS, ii Is why our Cash House can sell so remarkably low. by buying for cash and selling for cash. They are always busy selling, Great bargains in all times to close our in order to make room tor Spring Goods. Jk ash mm v-j # £ A 7? -A & # r. •y. ; - ITEMS LOCAL' AND PERSONAL —Miss Erma Hollingsworth has been visiting relatives and friends at ILiyston for the past few days When threatened by pneumonia relief or is any other lung trouble, prompt is necessary, as ii is dangerous to de iny, \Ve would suggest the One Minute Cough Cure he taken as soon as noticed indica¬ tions of having taken cold are If cures quicely ami its early use pre¬ vents consumption. . Rusk was in Atlanta, Monday on business. Thij season there is a large death rate among children from croup end lung troubles. Prompt action will save the little one from these terrible diseases. V* e know of nothing so cei tain to give instant relief as One Minute Cough Cure ,lt all can threat also be relied upon troubles in grippe of adults. and Heasautto auditing Gailey Drug Co. take Tlie Mr. C. K. Gailey is fast improv¬ ing from an attack of La Grippe. The most soothing, healing nud anti s ptiC application ever devised is Dt Wiu’s\Vi*ch Hazel Salve. It relieves at cuce and cures piles, sores, ami skin diseases. Beware of imitations. T hri Gailey Drug Co. Mr,L. F. Scott i3 singing !o!uj;.h“ over two young men, who arrived at his home Wednesday. —Mi.-s Sarah Sue La igford has Hen very sick, is improving. Mrs. M. E. Norman and ’■' turned home from Norwood F-iday. Mr. Brinkley returned vo 1 tin m He is Mrs. o ther, and will make Conyers Conyers, Ga., Wednesday Jan. 23, 1901 for the present. Miss Hettie Stephenson returned home from a pleasant visit to Cov ington last Saturday. —•Miss Ellen Berry, of Henry County has been tho guest of Mrs Robt. Hicks on Decatur Street for the past few weeks. —Miss Sadie Tucker was with friends at, Covington several days this week, —Mr. W. I. Lane has moved his family from Conyers to Atlanta where he has secured a position . —We are indeed sorry to chron¬ icle the death of Col. J. N. Glenn of Decatur, which occurred last Saturday. Col. Glenn was for manv years a valued citizen of Cohyers, having moved from here to Decatur several yeans alto. He 1 ad been in feeble health for some timo previous to his death. To the bereaved relatives and friends we extend sympathy. Mrs. Ship, of Soeial Circle, was the guest of Mrs. Chick this week, Mrs. Joe Brinkley, of Haddox, Ga., is the guestof the Misses Nor man this week. Mr. A. L. Dabney and family are in Ingleside. They went up to he present at the infair of Mr Os¬ car Dabney. Miss Nannie Dukes, of Atlanta, is the guest of her sister, Miss Carrie Dukes this week. Prograno For Epworth League Jan- 27 0901, Song. Prayer. explanation of Reading and I Chap. Romans by Miss bessh flutchenson. Polo: Miss Florrie Leo. Recitfitioil: . Miss Kate Hard¬ wick. Reading by Miss Irene Irwin. The Curse of this word. Song." Recitation by Grace Troutman. What the Choir Sang. Song. * Dismission. -- Tiie Press and What it Says. Two Elberton young men made the following trade between them selves the other day while stand¬ ing on a certain corner on Main street: For every lady who passed within tho next half hour and reached her hand back to see if her skirt was gaping, or had slip¬ ped below the belt,Mr. H. was to give Mr, B. five cents, and for ever} 7 one that didn’t Mr. B. was to give Mr. H. ten cents, At the expiration of the half, Mr. B. had sixty five cents and Mr. H. ten cents, as one lady came along lead ing a child with one hahd and pushing a baby carrage with the other, what do you think of tbis for abnsiness enterprise.—El berton Star A woman-flirt is more Thau a manflirt, because she it with more than one at a time. Lots of people kill themselvei try¬ ing to live longer than they have any business to. Women will never ho independent of men till they get so they can find their pockets. After a woman has been married a year without any children she gets stiller than ever about love stories. Every you see married to a man who is too fond of some other woman can tell every engaged girl she sees just how to manage a has band. A girls eyes aro never so sharp as when they aro looking through a marriage veil. Probably the man wl o will end by looming the nearest to understand women is Prof. Gardner. When a man stops telling his wife that he loves her, it is time for eer to slop tolling him that he doesn,t. A man can always starve off a quar rel with his wife by telling her something nice that some man didn’t say about her. The average woman would rather find three days afterwards that she had married a lunatic than to have disappeared the night before the wedding. A girl can’t help her looks, but her looks can help her. Notice to Debtorpi Creditors. are requested to present same to the ! undersigned properly authenticated also those indebted to said ittietd are requested to make settlement. \V. S. Marbut, Exc’t. ALMOfl DOTS. Mrs. W. E. Stovall .visited Con¬ yers Saturday. Mr. Henry Berry lias bought n very pretty horse. Henry says ii he.ever buys another he will Select one that won’t take'«iL -his time’ the road; ,, , . lie likes to keep it m as bo talk to IP cc gi 68 j . p tention to guiding horses. Pepsin preparations often fail tore lieve indigestion because they can - dig gestouiy albuminous too ls, There is one preparation tind thn that is digests Kudo all Disjwpsia classes*; of food, t •Cu r e, • It cures the worst cases of ciis pepsia and gives instant relief, for it di¬ gests what you eat. Gailey ihug Ga. Our esteemed friend and new baild! Will Sherwood attended court at Salem last Saturday.. Mr. VP. H. Stovall informs us that he will handle a full line of the best Commerci 1 Fertilizers on the market and lie would be pleas¬ ed to make prices to tliose who ex¬ pect to use the host. The merited imputation for curing piles, sores.and skin diseases acquired by DeWitts W itch Hazel Salve, lias led to the mailing of worthless cunuterfe.ts. Be sure to got only DeWitt’s Salve. The Galley Drug Go. Mr. Other Tucker visited some of the fair ones over close to Mt Tabor Sunday evening. Mr-. Joseph E. Dobbs is having a lot of cord wood pur up he will h.ve 80111 ©tiling like 201 conls cut. Sueh little pills as DeWitt’s Little Ear ly Kisers rre veiv easily take; , and they are wood Holly effective in cleansing the User a ru bowc Is. The Gailey Drug Go. No 4 Mr. Nathan Johnson, who has een bridge watchman for the Pail Rond hero at. this place, has moved to Oxford. .Mr. M. A. Bentley is watching in his stead. ' Messrs. Fred A1 maud and Wil son Malcoiii, ‘of Conyers, visited t: " r oncs !» our ^ ^Sunday, Quality nud uot qnnnt’ty rliat make DeWirt’sLittlo Early n ers saoh valuas bio little liver pills. Gaily Drug Go, Prof. Bob Guinn, of Conyers, lias been in our midst for a few davs surveying 1,0 land for Mr. W. S. " Nlarbut that he bought from Rev. r . - ' ^ '• Gray, * r ‘ Mrs. Lanier, of 4tlft0ta, vis i'Higher sister Mrs. L M. Sher¬ wood, of tliis place. Persons who suffer from indigestion can uot expect to livelong, because they cannot eat the food required to noutish i the body -hu i the products of the nndi ! gested foods they dot at j oison the blood, ! it is important to cure indigestion as so' u as tumble, and the best method of doing this isto use the preparation nnown j as ivodo! Dyspepsia uure. ft digests what you eat ana restores all the. diges¬ tive organs to perfect li'nlth. Gailey Drug Co. Our town U very much in need of a black smith We think a good smith could do well here. , Dr. S. W. Everitt visited Atlan ta one day hut week. Mrs. J. Fred Wallis was with her mother here Tuesday and Wed neiday. •‘Susan Jane.” CAST’onlA. a taa T hc Rind You Have Always siguasui* Wi
