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About The weekly banner. (Conyers, Ga.) 1900-1901 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 30, 1901)
,•4 THE WEEKLY BANNER. VOL. XXVII- t. \r V / f w o j want to make a proposition to a young geiitleman or a young lady ; ‘ & 1 ■ v' t 1 a 1 every post office in the county to send iks tlie n c W ws irom their com. ” ’ *G ?. •' ; • ? . - , ( i unity each week* Let us hear from you at once items local AND PERSONAL O-vingion is soon to have a new ;i ;ul electric lights. Tho peo- : j ;l ;l working while, e oi ' lliat town are in' people are ‘sleeping.’ Wake up g 1 ,od people and light up our town by e octricity and be able to find vour place of business when darkness conies. p, us who suffer from indigestion can in :t oxuect- to live long, because they i t eat the food required of to the nomish, nndi aul the products oison the blood. gesr-; I'oods they do eat 1 11 ;rt:-,iit to cure indigestion method as of SO' D ; >Gr sible, and the best doir; - * iiis is Dyspepsia to use the preparation Cure. It digests Known as i tl diges ou eat and restores a the to perfect health. Gailey Drv . Eg. —Eingara is now looking for warn vi it,!i pleasuro, anil tho'hope that t hey will soon have a Free Rural Mail Delivery. Wo hope they will succeed as this will be a groat help to the people of Zinga ra. Ti;l - s' asou there is a large death rate among children from croup i lid lung troubles. Prompt action will save the little one from these terrible uLeaser, We know of u tbi lg so cei tain to give instant relie*' s s 0 >e Minute Cough Ouvo It i : so be retied upon in grippe and all .-.H and lung troubles of adults. Pie. . uit to take The Gailey Drug Co. . F. H. Weaver, cf Griffin, was liere M .A- looking for a location: He was yiing to find a farm with 80 oi • acres of wbi<jh he would like to l } J o says ho will move here, as soon ns he can find a place. Pp . i preparations often fail to ro liev ii digestion two use they can dig gesti- ;ly rdbu'mincus foods,. There is cue ■aration that digests all classes* oc i, aud that- is Kodo' Disfiepsia pf-dis Cu c. It eyres the worst cases r and gives instant relief, for it'd - g , -*!:at you .eat. Gailey Drug Oft. Wanted 500 hens and 1000 djzen eggs at once. See me before you sell. M, H. Plun ket. When th-catened by pneumonia or any otlipr lung trouble, prompt relief is !■> necessary, as ii is dangerous to de i T, V e would suggest the One Minute Lough Our-t be taken as soon as indica¬ tions of lii-ving taken cold are noticed It ••'•ues qnieely . ami its early use pre vv:.; c usumptiou. Angie Hollingsworth died /. r home in Newton County Wednesday morning. There .were • brought to Conyers iterred in Rockdale Cemet ery ser vices at the Presbyterian ■oft soothing, healing nnd anti ■ pplicatiou ever devised is De ■ 0 cli Hazel Salve. It relieves r. aud cures piles, sores, eczema H' diseases. Beware of imitations. ■■ Icy Drug Oo. ;e most complete assort 17 t of Garden and Flower an be found at The Gai Drug Co. merited imputation for curing \ aud skin diseases acquired by j •Aitc-h Hazel Salvo, has led to! " 1 y ■‘-ur.gCo. & Still is now the firm t i used-to-be Wallace & c Mr. Wallace having sold h; ..ilere-t to Mr. W. R. Still. -r i little pills as DeWiti’s Little Ear * TS ill'rfully i re vervr easily take: , aud they • effective iu cleansing r i.v.'r and bowtjlls. Tho Gailey Lrug r ■ E. S. Evoritt is again at tef business after a severe 1 - t'f a few days. h/._ •bFf. Clemons, of Eiberf on, - > spend some time with -oer, Mrs. J.A. Reynolds. Conyers, Ga., Wednesday Jan. 30, M90L —Mr. T. B. Malcoir, etiiie down fioin Atlanta Friday to vifit rela¬ tives a? few day*. S_. < Those who missed the Epworth League services at the Methodist jlmrch Sunday aftomoolrift tlhee o’clock cannot justify their lose of a most pleasant aid beneficial hour by any ordinary •xense. Col Barton led the service, and tho ‘charmingly delightful address by MisA Tucker, of Conyers, district secetary, was more than the attrac" tion. Miss Tucker is of a most pleasing address, refined fluent easy, eloquent of speech, and 8* warped in tho enthusiasm of her service'To tlm league, that her words of lbvo and helpfulness fall" like a benediction upon h#r hear¬ ers, as the inspiration of gentle-' ness and hopefulness, in the man¬ ner of the saviour, in whose vine¬ yard she delights to work to labor, M ss fucker was Irere to arrange da|«s and plans for the coming district Ooiivoi tion of the League in Madison, and her brightness and,readiness to the Work which she has in hand, must infuse new outhiisinfem w:here there is tbogood fortune of her vis tation. She has certainly buoyed th* Madison Le tig no to activity, ancl noiie eould haveheaid her without a conscious ness of having been bettered by her feweet tempered invocatfbii. \V< sure that the Sunday aftei noon services of*‘the League will di the future"have that life ftnd energy and interest which will iu civ asQ-attendance and accompli"h incu ts .—-M a d is on Ad vt>rti6or. Program For Epwortlj League <Jan- 27 0901, Mr. Howard Turner Leader. Program for Feb. Srd, U)01. Satan3 means of tempta¬ tion. Math. IV, Dll, Mrs. Trout-man; ’ Resisting Satan. 1 Peter, ' V. Chap. 1-11 - •ps The Christians Armor Eph. VI. 10-18. Henry Evwitt. The Good Fight of Faile 2 nd Tern. IV. 10 - 18 . Miss Emma Reagan. Overcoming,i JdiiH VI-r 2 More thaii Conquerors^ Rom. VIII 31 to 39. : Air. McDonald, We would earnestly beg-the co¬ operation of every member of the League and let us leave no action 1 n lor e t hut will promote its prog¬ ress, no matter how much inter' sfc is taken and felt by two or three, they can accomplish but little without the help of the other mem bfers. “For a house divined a gainst its self can not stand” and “United we i tand divided We fall.’ Please let us have the help ftnd prayers of all, that in this new year and ceutnry we may accom¬ plish more real good than ever be fore. m • We are pleased to say that Fidelity Lodge no 1981 C.M.A [the secret uder of boys un der 2.1 years of age,] of Con y e rs, is in a yery prosperous CO ndition-d The boys say the/,initiate new members i ~ / v meeuug. rnCefeim?. 1 ^^nallry^wa not tjrwut’ty riiat make* bfr little liver pills. Gaily Drug Co. Mr, B. P. Whatley, ofSocial Cir e!e,spent Sunday here with his Cam ily. Mr, Jno. Gray had +he misfor fortune to lose his fine horse this week. Get your flour, corn, oats, etc-, at Piuukets Miss Florede Tuckor has been in Madison and Social Circle for the past two weeks. If you need dardfln or Flow er seed Go To The Gailey Drug Co. ^-Messrs J. W. and W. .T. Wi] lift ms hSv/p^fbne to Florida for a few wefeks visit. Mr. James Gailey has been very sick this Week. Mrs. A. L. Dabney has been on the sick list for the past few days. Genuine Open Kettle New Orleans Syrup at M, II. Plunket’s. Ttuskdb Clotfelter, Props, of the Rockdale Backet Store, are no w doing a rushing busiuepr and you may get bargains tilers, from “h way back,’’. All kind ol fresh Garden Seed at The Gailey Drug Co. Mr. aud Mrs. W. U. Wallis were in Atlanta Sunday. Shoes (')f all kinds and styles at M. II. PlunkotV --Mr. MbArtiiur, of Atian1a n rs here last Saturday on business. —Editor J. IT, Watiis was with relatives at Social Circle last Sun day. —We ask. the Zingara corios pondent to be jusc a little more promt in getting his dots in, as we pi int on, Wednesday. —Miss Sal lie Hailey, of Lithona was Ticrc- Monday. Genuine Cuba Molasses at M s . H. Plunkets’s. —Clever E. L. Almand, of Social Circle, was hero oil bitsi heBS last Thursday. —Mr; O Y. Elder, 6t Miami, Fla., vrai here Monday on bnsi ness. —Mrs. Fronia Almand has bden with relativos and friends at Al mon for the past few days. —Uncle Geo. Langford has been on the ailing list, for a few days. He’s improving. His fr’ends are pleased to see Claud Osborn at. his post again kf <>•*• «««> Miss Maggie Davis has returned home after spending a feW d&vs ai the guest of Mrs A. J. Bummers. Mr. Virgil Almand, of Atlanta, was here a few days last week with relatives. —Mrs. J. H. Wallis and chil¬ dren spent several days last week with relatives at Jonesboro. —Mr. William E. Stovall was here from Almon a few hours l»6t Saturday morning. —Mias Id* Norman isi» A»l*to«a tbU swkwtShwUtiTek. 1 * Patrons Duty To Teachers. While the 6ucceBf of n school de pends principally upon the tact duties ayd wisdom of the teA-her tiie many devolve upon patron, which if neglected may prove very detrimental and even entirely counteract the greatest efforts of the test teacher. Often the effects of -a good sar¬ moii Upon a child ar<L di#*ipated by tho parent criticising the preacher in tho child'* presence In the same wnythe influence of * mh.T over . Child ,l,.y b. eutir. s 'lyib8t or hii potter to.control th< child greatly diminished by the parent’s harsh criticism of the teacher or "his methods ifi the child’s presence. «It'iji an injus-! tice to both child and teacher for a p|rent to act in such a manner, If a parent has any complaints' to make, he should made them in a kind and respectful way to th4 teachef child,s or truster* Then witho^i the Son¬ the knowledge. jcientious teacher, if possible, will thankfully enrreot the mint*k*s if lie has; make one niid nmthtlr party will bo estranged from t he other, and both will bobenefitted* A prudent, parent will m>t eutrust' the training of his child to a teach -n in whom he has little or no con¬ fidence. too lmportimfe g to risk to questionable ebar aeuji'*..,,.,; If the teacher is giving satisfac¬ tion it is the patron’s duty to be prompt and free in informing him of it. Nothing relieves the ardu¬ ous tasks of a teacher more than' .pi oceasicnal , WO! . u , of , praise. . It Tk ir a great lulrricantwllitfh the over worked ... teacher . often, e . hold* ,, fete# , need of. : It Will pay compound interest . i . better ,. oiid m inore ener onllc Work to civer ftiiH to all Oth interested . , , and . the » fteely , giving . .... . >r of it impoverishes no ofib. ' Do not wait till the teacher leaves for another plrtco before applying this lubricant. It il too much like placing llower* oil the grave of a frieslut for Jwhonv. appreciation you nevef whil^ manifested any Oftei^a he was living. disobedi-l eiitaud stubborn child will loarn to respect aud love a teachsr when he k»ok's his parents admire him and appreciate his services. Patrous should frequently visi^ their schools nnd encourage isitit their presence their children aftd teachers. I A, D. Hammock, zingaua nom Miss Ocie Wardlaw of your city is assistant teacher at this place. She is giving sxeellent satistacfcion. Wanted—A good man to beat onr boys playing checkers, also some partridges and rithbitsis the boys havo killed alt of them. Mrs. James Camp I am sorry to state, is in very feeble health; 1 hope she will improve, Mr, Sam Wood of your town was outlast week on business. ; Messrs. SarangoCam and broth¬ er, I^ee are now engaged in the saw mill business. The literary school at this place is progressing nicely, i Sill graham and wife vUited in Walton lAst Monday. He receiv¬ ed a wound from a horse-kick which is giving him considerable pain. I hope he i* on the mend ’ list. We appreciate th&pleasiuit days last week. Col. Livingston has urifclen from Washington tot Mr. ?. L. Graham, the projector of the Free ftnral Mail Dei very rout winch takes in this point, that an iu spector will soon examine tin route and if it comes up to speci¬ fications our mail will be brought t > our door in it slmit time, _ * , e , ... a , is now i«l .‘ GrM Mr 1 fP* mionton m is » nit 1 mu- ‘ “ Sunday school at this place vlO rtorgan'zed last ! tin Jay ev.enii p. Mr. George Smith was electee superintendent ;• Ml*. G. L. Veal organist; Miss Lmlie Muy Smith, ass’t organist; Tom, -Hands-n. s«c’y; Clarence Cowan,,troasmer tt is the desire to have a largo at tendance ind first-class singing. Everybody is invited to come out out and help us. Tom Haralson attended pi endi¬ ng at Pleasant Hill Sunday. He undoubtedly must be throwing tousle in the face of some fair flannel at that, place. “Heavy-weight. A Btiglit, Honest I3oy Wan¬ ted. ■ The pirtiHshers of rlid famous blfe illr? ■ Seated weekly newspaper, PcnusyJvauii Grit, me mnv placing Georgia repi-pseiuiitivo de- at post oflice in and they to secure the Services rtf crumblehm rling agents iu ertch of tho following tfowns oi Korkd tle Count y: Citnyeis. sod in srcli otbr«i- t««wi»s ns are no n) readv supplied. V. to work is profitable pleasant. A poitiouot' Saturday only is required. Over Ko 5,000 agents are doing Rpldadidly. inn-cv wluiteve WtfqTlir ed. Everythingiafuruisned in hntiouory, rubber Stump, mk oi:d paP vdv rtising nmtter, sample copies, u c papers are shipped to Those..aot be paid for at (hi oftd of en< h mouth sold uot charged for. Write to Grit Pi bli-li ing Co., Williamsport Pa., and mention the Bannfr. ALMON DOTS. Mr. B. F. Tucker, was n Cov¬ ington on business Tuesday. Mr. Wood Almand was in our a short time Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs W\, E. Stovall vis¬ ited Conyers a short while Tues¬ day. Messrs. B. F. Tucker and Woods© Eorry wore in Conyms Monday. Messrs, B F. Tucker itnd W. E.. Stovall will be in the market w ith k complete line of Fertilizers. Th^se Contemplating the use of guanos will do well to ?ee them before placing an order as they are going to handle tne best 1 he mar ket affords. Mr. R. Vaughn, of Conyers, and in our informs city a short that ti-re he is 'J milling uesday J i 11 s v»ry fine lumber for .Mr. K 51. Warren, Mrs, S. A Almand, (f Conyers I has been visiting friends in A. inon j j the past fow.-days. | r to Cony e r^Tnesd ay, "iTe ye very much that thero was no highwater to head. ! Mr. G. W. Hawkins I iain receipt of a letter Mr. L. J. I Almand foimerly of Conyer , bit j now of Texas, He wri es how pros perons Texas is, but adds that; those who own a home iii would do well to.held to it. Wei say the same. 1 ! Your Cold Cured for 5c. 00 $ JOr, MUef-LmctUive OoPC Cizrt> T* . No. 5. PRODUCE MARKET. Correct! d each week by M. 11 Piunket. ** Y - Eggs.. . . 12-& els. Butter 10 to 15 “ Chickens, (Fryers,).... 10to20 “ liens 20 * Corn......... .05 to 70 cts per Im. ■ )als .......4b to 50 “ “ U flav $1.15 per 100 .Syrups and Molasses. .25 to 50 gal ’lour $3 50 to $4 00 perbbl cA»tron:iA„ 3»i jr ta 3 Tilc Kind You Hava Always 3t»0 Racyi'-Reflections, BY A JOXEiiBOnO BACHELOR. [And as it is taken from tho Euter iri.se, tho production is supposed to he from the pen of the bright nucl geuiel editor of that paper) Love is n sweet dream Tat mntrimo uy turns into n nightmare. Love may bo Dlind—hut tho neighbors generally have their eyes open, Loye laughs at locksmiths, but it re* (owes its sweetest smiles for tho go'd smiths. Love isn’t in it with Rose’s Purity when it oomos to making tho world go ’jA>liH(i. i ove Heeds no deflnitioh. Mon nnd wojpmu loved long biTorc dictionnnes wefe over disco voi^l, Ki sing is mi/trailhy-if her father yon at it. ■siT M’ n proposes woman imposes, and he court exposes. Woman's inhumanity to mnu rv uses con ni less t hen sands to die old bachelors. The morn a man studies lore, tho more will reduce bis ignorance to a science. Cupid is always represented as a baby, lie never lies to grow up. A. civ) may forgive a man for kissing her, butuevor fer n; o’ngizirgaf*( rward. No girl is too good too be hugged- The 3iblo ( ells us to hold fas! to a good tlr'up. Sr mr how tho author of-a love story never sees the wart on the face of his heroine. As a rulo (he men who have boen driven crassy by love did uot have very faf to go. The lover who is fired with passion for his daughter is of eu fired by tho father. Woman is a dvlmdon and a snare! but man, poor man, likes to be Snared by a dclnsiou. If c”pid would drop his bow andar row aud get a gun, wo mif lit heal’ of mofe marriages. Scienco has discovered niirrndes iu kisses' That shows (bat the microbe isn’t such a fool a he looks. The trouble with love's young dream is that it loo often turns out to be a uig ! ltmaro ' It uia y not bo proper to precede the father of your best girl down tho stairs but sometimes it is far healthier. A girl never likes die idea of being squeezed in a crowd. Sim likes it better in private. The wise virgins of olden times kept lamps trimmed nnd burning, but thf'se cf tl e present generation keep tlie gas low—and they catch as many suckers * CASTORiA For Infant* nnfi Ghliflraa. 9* ’iv 1 5» 4i4t* « 1 ft, l
