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About The weekly banner. (Conyers, Ga.) 1900-1901 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 6, 1901)
THE WEEKLY BANNER VOL- XXVII- mm M m m IG v ] ’■/ (K/ / -T-i A ' m Li m i u M . ST vt A : i. L: £ : 1147 pairs of Shoes, all styles, all sizes and all prices, must he sold a C4? a bargain, in order to reduce our immense stock? before March 1st, a:, which time our buyer goes to market to buy our Spring and Summe a» I * Shoes. These shoes are not old stock, old style or old^flices, but new © Gome and examine the line before they are all gone. ,. .1*. - CYV- - I r w # • ^e«gF r m m 2 - 'tt: -■r ITEMS LOCAL AND “How dear to my heart is the steady subscriber. Who pays in advance at the Lirtn of e; cii year. Who lays down his dollar and fifty cents g’adly And casts round the office a halo of cheer 1 He never said “stop it; I cannot afford i h» *. i> . Nor ‘ I’m getting more papers now lhan lean read,” Hut always says, “Send it; the family liims it— Iu fact we all think it a real household need.” How welcome he is when ho steps in the sanctum! How lie makes my heart throb, hew he makes my eves dance! I outwardly thank him, I mwaroly bless him— The steady subscriber who j ays iu ad¬ vance.” H - —Mrs. Barrier of Atlanta is the of her. sister Mrs. Dan Jones here this week. A powerful engine cannot de run with a weak boiler, and we can’ t keep up the si min of active life with a weak stom rc :; neither can we stop the human ma Ci i-o to make repairs. If the, stomach <■:>: not < igest enough food to keep the ho iy strong, such a preparation as Kodol 1 J's;epsia Cure should ha used. It digests w.:,u you eat aud it simply can’t help Iv.t do you good. Gailey Drug Co. —Miss Rest bud Hitchms has £ (, :.o to Alabama for a seteia V, 1- A vish, after a pleasant stay i’onyers as the guest of Miss F a-tie Lee. C' ceut experiments show thrfc allclas tv uf foods may be completely digested 1 - reparation called Kodol ( r ; U soluiely digests what yon cut. - n 1- the only combiuatiou of all the ha: luui dipestauts ever devised the de )■ r.tid ior it has become enormous. has m ver failed to cure the very worst errs*. j or imligestion aud it always gives ii:st ULT reliel. Gailey Dxug Co. ■ur. W. L. King has purchas¬ ed t li avery busii.oss of Mr. Idus , I: S' ;:, y and will conduct the same a t Mr. Langleys old stand. We v ‘ oiin well, See his add in this l'up'T. • 1 . V piu- l Never nd th,m grip to de Uailty famous Drug li Cq j. Conyers, Ga.. Wednesday Feb. 6, 1901 —Mr. Charlie Hardin loft Inst Saturday at noon for Texas. We w j s h hj m W( ,ll. Line bad dollars, all counterfeits of DeWitr.’s Witch Hazel Salve are worth¬ less. The original quickly cures j iles, sores and all skin diseases. Gailey Drug Co. —Miss Annie Ragland was in Atlanta several days this v.oek. Persons who cannot take ordinary pills find it a pleasure to take DeWitt's Little Early Risers. They are best liver pill ever made. Gailey Drug Co. —Miss Lena Bishop made a bus¬ iness trip to Atlanta Wednesday There is always danger in using coun terfeits of DeWitt’s Witch Hazel S.vhe. The original is a safe and certain curt for piles. It is a soothing and healing salvefor sores and all skin diseases. Gai ley Drug Go. —Mr. .Green Hull is on the sick list this week. Reports show a greatly increased death rate from throat and lung troupies, due to the prevalence of croup, pneumonia and grippe. We advise the use of Out Minute Cure in nil these difficulties. It is the ohly harmless remedy that gives immediate results. Children like it. Ga ley Drug Co, —'Miss Ruth Havgood was the guest of Mrs. Fred Wallis last Saturday. For the weakness and prostration fo! lowing gri] pe there is nothing sopromp. a id effective as One Minute Gough Curt This pr paration is highly endorsed as an unfailing k inedy ior ah throat auc l ing troubles and its early use ] reveut < o 1 sumption. It was made to cure quid. ]y. Gailey Drug Co. —Editor Wallis is on the sick ]j st ^Bis w» ek —Airs . J. W. Ht lliugswo.'th was with her mother in Covington 11 rst Saturday and Sunday. —Miss Tempie McDonald is With relatives In Atlanta. —Mrs. Brantley and Mi 68 tha Waldrop came down from thonia Wednesday to attend funeral and burial of Mtf. Elliott. —Wo are sorry to learn that “Grip ]) 14 has got Mr. J. W. worth confined at his home week. —Miss Mnmio McClelland, of tone Mountain, is visiting rel¬ in the city. ' —Miss Ida Nonnan returned Monday after a pleasant to relatives in Atlanta. —Mrs. J. W. Bell jr , returned Tuesday from a visit with in Harlem. —Mr. Lawrence Butler left Tuesday for Greensboro, where he will accept a position. —Mr. I). W. Almnikl was in At anta Tuesday on business. — Miss Florede Tucker returned homo Saturday from Madison where she has been visiting friends. —Ar. J. I/r Norman was here a short while this week. —Mr. A.D. Summers made a business trip to Atlanta Wednes¬ day. “An Evening Drearr).” Oh Moon, that looks in at my window tonight; Hast thou added her smile to thy mel¬ lowing ligbt? Hast thou stolen tho langurous beauty that he’s Half-drowned iu the fathomless depths of her eyes? . H 1st thou hung other wiudow and peep¬ ing between, Toe loosely drawn curtain’s within, has thou seen T.ie grace of a form of such exquisite mold It’s charm were too great for the eye to behold. Aid she whisper a name? did a sigh of unrest, As the nreez i bends the ft rest, welt up through her breast ? And lips that were formed for the whist pering of bliss, The verses I gave, did she glad with a kiss? Did she look in thy face? did she give th *e one glance •'rom eyes whose soft beauty must ever entr. neb? [f S o, I would raise this petition to thee A moon, let that glance be reflected. K. Lolla Driskill Posey • Miss T enum Hightower returned home last Week fre m an extended trip Io Conyers and Atlanta.—Hen ry Co. Weekly. of the We are sorry to learn death of our esteemed brother Ed tor Neal’s mothor of of Marietta. Mrs; I. GLWalker has been at tile bedside of her mother for the week,iu Jac’ son. Tim recruiting officer* are busy h Pt nto endeavoring to jnore food for brilets, diseaseiu sanity and hardships in the pine island*. to toko the place that supply, or whnfc is left of which, having served its will be Sent home. It is to he hoped tlvat very it any, will nkl this in the unrighteous war which it wngii g against the Filipinos, pnrattvely few war* in the if the world involved »u«*h pvt principles ns to make it 1 ho ot the citizen to lay down his ifneed. !»■, for lm cmnt,,. war in the Philipines is not one of tho number. Why should yeti go to those far away is lands to help force into subjection their inhabitants? For You ougot to do better in gia than to make your board and and clothing. Hardly any saves his pay of 1 |I 6 per month. For excitement and travel? They are not worth the risk ytu run. For gloro of the United States? That cannot be a of pride to you when you are ing cold in your grave, or a ing maniac, or a helpleM invalid Be nobody’s “Pmyour dog,*ir“ “A live dog is! ettet than a dead lioiTL -- We learn while in Jackson Tues¬ day the north bound passenger train which pusses there about 8:30 at night had a very escape, and it might have been a repetition.of the Camp creek ror had had the train been only twenty or thirty numHws late. The hige trestle over Yellow creek just this side of Jackson was as the tarin approached it, the engineer w*« unable to but fortunately all passed -safely through the flames. It is tho trestle was set on fire, and a short while would have up.—Henry Co. Weekly CASTORIA For Infants and CSadUtm. S* r J ho teachers of Rockdale county will hold their regular luothly meeting at Conyers Institute building the 33 rd jnst beginning at 9 :3^- «, m. The following program will be rendered : Prayer by Prof, T D • e> f ' - ' Welcome Address by J. lb MoCH’i.vltm. The need of a Teachers brary for Rockdale fount “'V n 1[e 1 ** “*"! m€ t be t d« d8 bv L) which be established . . and can ted. Prof. W. II. AJcDaniell, (Princeton School,) Subject not known. Miss Minnie Smith, (Con¬ yers institute,) Primary work in our Common schools. Prof. J A Waldrop, (Pleas¬ ant Hill School,) Value Education. Miss Bissie Ilutchisor., Con yers Institute ),Subject not known. Prof. R. T. Allen,[Union School,). The economy and moral Value cf Education. . A. D. Hammock, General Discussions and voluntary talks by any who desire. A i i of Rockdale’s white teachers are earnestly reques ted tO attend these meetings. and , tiiose 1 WllO , intend . teach to and , nil interested m school WOllv 1 are cordially 1 • 11 ’livited • • 1 to . 1 De presenr, A. D. Hammock, C. C. S. DEATH. It is with profound sorrow that we chronicle the death of Mrs. Press Elliott, which occurred at her home in Atlanta last Monday night, after an illness of only a fo k days. .She was foi-nerly of Conyers but'resided in Lithonia a number of years previous to when she moved to Atlanta. She leaves 3 dnughtess and 3 sons to mourn her Joss. No. 6. WIODUCU MARK El Corrected each week by M. II Plunket. Eggs....... * » »* » » e S » » • » * Butter..,,, Ch ckens, (Fryers,).... 10 to 20 1 ‘ Hons.......................20 ’> Corn..........05 # to i0 cle 1 < 1 Cals. -.......4.5 to CO ( » - ‘ v ymjs «rtl MoIiismp. o t, S St rviieSjWele held!in the Meir odist church conducted by Row Mr. Troutman niter which the 1 - mains werej iuiered iu Rockdaio cemetery. Rev I. G Walker Called. \, e are glad to learn that Rev. 1 . G. Walker has been^unanimoiri called to nerve thu Baptist church at Lithonia, of which he has in ¬ cepted. Rro. Walker informs us Gun. ho will move tlioTe as soon a; he can get a house. lie will preach on the 4th|Snnday in eaflli month. Three Paosrs a FOR ABOUT THE PRICE OF ONE. Thl* paper and the Twlfte-a-Week Jour¬ nal tor $ 1 . 25 . Her* you set the news of world and all your local news It Is fresh, paying very little than one paper costs. Either i» wen worth n.oo, but by arrangement we are enabled to In both of them, giving three a week for 4 fs low price. A r ou not equal this anywhere else, this combination Is the best mlum for those who want a paper mnd a home paper. these and you will keep up with times. Besides yeneral news, the a-Week Journal has much tural matter and other articles special Interest to farmers. It regu'ar contributions by Sam Mrs. W. H. Felton, J ihn Graves, Hon. C. H. Jordan other distinguished writers. Call at this office and leave subscriptions for both papers. can get» sa.-iple copy of either per here on application. ^ OjI 8 TOR.IA. 3m„ m jp tfe9 Kind Vu Have Always 3 ol- '
