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About The weekly banner. (Conyers, Ga.) 1900-1901 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 20, 1901)
THE WEEK —-J T J V JL - y L ' 1 % T ,L 1— ! dm A j?v.. S3 t« . VOL. XXVII items local AND —As the hunting season draws-, to a close tome of our hunters are trying to wear their guns out. Liao bad ..dollars, all counterfeits of Do Witt's Witch Hazel Salve are worth less. The original quickly cures j.iles, aox-es and all skin diseases. Gailey Drug Co. Mrs. Jno. F. Wallis has been in very feeble health for the past few days • Persons who cannot take ordinary pills find it a pleasure to take DeWitt’s Little Early Risers. They are best liver pill ever madeGailey Drug Go. —Mr. Jno. J. Carter was here with relatives a short while Sun¬ day. __Mr- W. V. Almand made a bus iuess trip to Atlanta Monday. A powerful engine cannot de run wirh a weak boiler, and we can’t keep up the strain of active life with a weakstom ach; neither can we stop the human ma chine to make repairs. If the stomach cannot digest enough food to keep the body strong, such a preparation as Kodol Dyspepsia Cure should bo used. It digest* what you eat and it simply can’t help but do you good. Gailey Drug Co. _Miss Elsie Tucker, of Atlanta was the guest of Mr. J. H. Tucker in this city last Sunday. Recent experiments show thrt all clas¬ ses of foods may be completely digested by a preparation called Kodol Dyspessia Cure, absolutely digests what you eat. As it is the only combination of all the natural dip.estants ever devised the de¬ mand for it has become enormous. It has never failed to cure the very worst oases of indigestion and it always gives instant rebel. Gailey Drug Co. Millions of people are familiar with DeWitt’s Little Early Risers and those who use them find them to de famous li tie liver pill* Never gripe. Gailey Drug Co, . - . —Mr. Anthony Norton is mak¬ ing every effort possible, we are informed, to get “hung-up” at Macon. We hope he may be suc¬ cessful, in getting an ornament of this kind to adorn his home. —Mr, and Mrs. C. B. Hudson and Mrs. S. E. Broadnax were in Atlanta Monday. There is De-Vv always danger in using coun terfeits of itt’s Witch Hazel Steve. The original is a safe and certain cure for piles. It is a soothing and healing salvefor sores and all skin diseases. Gai ley Drug Co. —Misses Lucy Gleaton and Tot. sie Stewart returned home last Friday from a plesant visit to friends and relatives in Florida. Rcdori s show a greatly increased death rate from throat and lung trouples, due to the prevalence of croup, pneumonia and grippe. We advise the uso of One Minute Cure in all these difficulties. It is the only harmless remedy that gives immediate results. Children like it. Gai ley Drug Co, Mrs. M. H. Plunket is in Atlan¬ ta at the bedside of her sister Miss Cora Smith, who is very ill. Dr. Hopkins, of Lithonia, here a short time Monday with Dr F T Hopkins. For the weakness and prostration fol lowing grippe there is nothing so pi ompt aud effective as One Minute Cough Cure This pi\ paration is • highly endorsed as an unfailing remedy ior all threat and lung hobbles and its early- use prevents consumption. It was made to cure quick ly. Gailey Drug Co. FOR SALE. A good horse and buggy, one horse wagon, Yoke of young steers weight about 2100 pounds, a nice Jersey bull 8 years old broke to work. For information se9 or Write M. A. Lifsey, Conyers, Ga. Mr. W. L. King, our ever kind and genial liveryman, was kicked by a mule at the stables Monday. The mule only got- a glance blow at Mr. King and made a very ugly cut just- above his right eve Dr. M R Stewart made three stitches in sewing it up. Conyers, Ga., Wednesday Feb. 80, 1901 Mr. Frank McCalhv haa accept¬ ed a position in Atlanta. Mrs. Jno. I. Almand’e new res idence on Almand street is about completed. EACH member of the Epworth L eague is cordially invited to at tend the social meeting at the Methobist parsonage on Fridav night, 22nd. Misa Carrie Beck Davis, of Cov ington, is the guest of Mrs, A. J. Summers. Friday, Wash ington’s birthday, Mrs. F. G. Dunn was in Atlan¬ ta Tuesday. —Mr. Harry Bell was here with his brother, Mr. J. W. Bell, a shoi t while Tuesday. Mr, Howard * McDonald has a bout recovered from an attact of La Grippe. Mr. Winburn, of Tennessee, was the guest of relatives here several days this week. Miss Vame Lou Plunket’s many friends will be pained to know that she is on the sick list. The death of the infant child 0 Mr. and Mrs, F. G. Dunn occurred last Thursday. The little one was sick only two days, To the be reaved parents we extend sympa thy. DEATH. We are sorry, indeed, to chroni¬ cle the death of Mrs.T.A. F. Stan sell, which occurred last Thurs¬ day morning at her home in this city. She had suffered severely for several months. Mrs. Stansell was a good chrtstian woman and a consistent member of the Christian church at this place. She leaves hosts of friends and relatives who are deeply griev ed. Dr. Henry Quigg preached the funeral services at the home Thursday afternoon, and the re¬ mains were laid to rest in the fam¬ ily burying ground in Walton county on Friday. — Russell Sage’s Maxirns Out of every dollar save 25 cents Save 75 if you can, but never less than 25 cents. Get up at a regular hour every morning ai|d work uutil the things before you. are finished. Don’t drop what you have in votir hand because it is six o’clock. Be honest; always have the cour age to tell the truth. Don’t depend on others. Even if you have a rich father, strike out for yourself. Cultivate independence at thf very outset. Learn the value ofmoney. Real¬ ize that itstands, when honestly made, as a monument to your val ue as a citizen. Be zealous to ycur civil rights. Take a wholesome interest in pub¬ lic affairs but do liot let politics or anything else intofere with your private duties. The State is made up of individuals. Be clean and decent. Don’t do anything that you would be a shamed to discuss with your moth er. Don’t gamble. Be circumspect in your amuse¬ ments.—Saturday Evening Post. Miss Staple, of Walnut Grove, is j the guest of Rev. aud Mrs. Trout man this week, at the parsonage. Mrs. Fronia Almand is very sick this week, we are sorry to state ] His many friends here will be 1 i ed to know that Rev. J. L. p a n moc n has b «n very sick at ! home in McDonough. E©52S | Jfi Tfc u hi I rf p P Sri k pm I? jki gl St 7-/TQ. .-.am m l uwmm ccs> ••• .Li "L 4 • .. j-iCfc us iiieip ,T.. 3M ikr Break \ £5f our Diimer ^ S and Totir uu U l >p©r. BStEAXFAb T. COFFEE TEH CO COH. Arbuckles, Elglish Bre ikfast. American, Crown, India and Celoi-g Van Houten, Lain Bookb.. ■Postu nvCr-rea;. Banker.), Ken Bee. White Fish Codfish for balls, Quaker Oai.s. Breakfast Bacon, Victor Oat Flakes Dov.e Hams, Ralston Breakfast Food Dried Beef Chipped Beef, Lunch Tongu W, Syrup, irikple and caue. buckwheat, Grape Nut, Crackers of ah kinds. Hominy. Cream of Wheat. .Mack ;cal fish. Honey. DINNER. Soups 10c can'each-as fallows : Chicken, beef. Ox tail Mock turtle Van camps. Vienna sausagePork and Beaus Roast Beef, Corned Hum, Oa . ,ed tripe, Canned corn, Can ned peas, Canned tomatoes. C.bbage, Ti:rnips, Sweet pota¬ toes. Cheese, Macaroni, Whits peas Rice etc. RLISK HE £ Mixed Tickles, Bottle Piykleo Let Bickles Onions ..... ^ Pep Chow Chow, Worcestersliire, Saute, i. to •.Ofcsup, , per Fauye, Bi ustard., ..Qiiyes. ^tc. DESSERT. Hissieated Cocoamitfor custards, pies, etc., Tapioca for pudding, et Prunes > ;t wing, Co Starch, Pine¬ apple, grated and sliced, 0a ifornia fruits. Mince meat for pies etc., White Cileries, Chunk i ii.eapplo, Apple Butter, gMA •VRa* >»• - SUPPER Shrimp, Salmon, French Sardines fiobster, Cove Oys ters, Beef, Ham etc. Vienna Sam age r *Tig feet, loose in bar rei ikdcT n X a- L> IOIkB Flour I«ard, But ter. Eggs. Sugar, Meat, ssouse, Salt, Vinegar, Cor a Mesl, Bread Friday and Saturday. : K_- JL L >ricGS - r-AM ai’tywl .A-. Hj o O f” T “fk JL»4 O'kA m hi right and w ® issue with ■Duronase 1 W V N +** ¥ Jf the Green VJL stamp gooti 1 ay f., fji vr ? a»UV V store CL r tit/ whar’e V ”10 a c /a me, 6 hU Vw Besp., mm m It si m k • I IL % % r- li %»< 4 Vi ] fyf 7 Pi % Isb ■ enquire Within If you wish to know whether or not you are honesL, enquire with III. If you wish to know whether or not you are a good citizen, enqui re within. If you wish to know whether or not you are a good Christian, do not take other people’s words but enquire wiibiu. If you wish to know the real place where the devil -tart; oh work, enquire wjthin, Remember to-day outside up poarance, combined with all tli > balance of the world, cannot prbdi you into Heaven , or give you u password to take you ho yond the judgement. On that gn at uay trudi will be,king. ------• —4 cjlr l>—• — R Middle Georgia The Forsyth .0broil cio gives the following picture O -*•> a farmer w.icm it knows .in Monroe couuty : ; He has a lifel ing ambition to gain <1 reputation for wefir a dirty shirt. Ho will alarm tho neighbor hood by get fci ng up two hnur • dav, and then sit ? round and not go to wo-k till sun up, He will ride nr )U’ul whole week hunting, for a hog, He wil] oornplain of hard times, then tear hk' pant climbing a fence where a gate ouglit to be. He will pay $3 ror o a new bridle, then let his calf chew it to pieces before Sunday. He will get all his neigh Dors to help him get. a. .^oyv out of the bog, and then lev he. di; for want of attention. Stock will get in and de¬ troy bk crop at a place in his fence that he Iris been putting off fixino for six * nonths. ' Ho will sprain liisTiack lii !, 1 ing at something to show how 1 strong he is, He will talk all day Sun- j day on*‘ what lie knows about farming” and ride around the neighborhood’ all day Monday huhting'for seed po¬ tatoes. He will go in Ins snirfc* sleeves on acolddu ■ to show bow much cold he can stand j and then return home at light nnd occupy two-third 1 ' of the fire pi-..ce till bed time. 1 hie will ridicule the mech¬ i anism of a. cotton plan ter, a* ti 1 : then go out and reash hit 1 . Vljt 8 * f /La Iij* ? f '■ i a 1 ■ f. u i - Da# dj. You can improve your Gar-ien by planting our seed . We want , ou 00 be convinced i'i:L we ?-•' 1 the b-v V seed that that grow and will U youth fo.’: v:i . t u-tfi 70 cents F©K £* DKBkPS by r'a !. ..oQ-.ye pa:d: 1 Package Arrington’s Sweets Watermelon....,..,.. ...The 1 1 : ■ - tt Su:vh-ad Cabbae * - 1 C ■ Eureka'Ca ....... Ipc-i 1 11 . . Improved V hit I are. .TOc. H L . C ii ic i n 1 s aii imktvBt' xiacasn, .. . M ( C J ones Para v an **■ at-r melon ...... 10* I* ii Early Blood Fur Turnip....... ............5c. r-* <( Frost Giant "King f hip....... ...... z s M i « Curled Mustard..... •* *''•'''..... We know you wdl be pleased md want you to know ft. Will refund the Money iv you a, e not ‘3eud ua 25- cents. stamps-aud package will be'fk return mai Curry Arlington. « uo. SEED GROWERS ROME. 8. •' .uuu * A L i ! r.. n_ I Eggs..... .. ..m (US, Butter.... .-.,10 t !5 “ .. . • . t •m . .* V. 20 * .....ho to 7 1 '- per !>u. Cats.......... ; > t > 50 -. ! ‘ . Hay...... .. $1.15 per 100 83 4- , :al l?1 °ur........$ite>0to$4.C>0p* .-bbl tbnmb 0 : din ‘jonrd op t 19 i 01JC6, Ho will go to tow-ii on 'Mt ml I ay h Hf’ >. e. ms 1 o ■ ,a paper of 'os. ddo'ihrs worth u us \ I Cl i n ,-k ■ c» 00 I ex-ii .se.-' . 4/JTi " n Stop 1;h?. La-Grippe e?ngh be¬ fore it a >r ■ > 'e: your hr 'gs ! emotes io «• A .diieh in tone sever •.aie,” a very iltblf C.f tl right ined:! ; ne will nigh in its te< pie’ .cy ’ ufc let th **s ditch been hr eh til ic bid nay never !»,-> cured. Dr - J.,ee aft or many years of patient study , i d >,,, 4n *•; ,p > or brs succeed¬ ed in c,j]Up!>iintlkig a cnvgn'r.;. e that will certain!..' cure. The Ducmr h:.vi -Mels i'* hi' “en; dy from various par.•; tne s ■ n eminent physician cf < ! ta writes send me $1 00 wor.h of Dr hi- ’9 Lough Syrup, f wed par* of a botti ou ehau , In (uv off my pjitiente ,>nci like it very muob.” A ; elhodiiLlLAjp wj'itea for a .vheit ■ v limmuer family has a ' and has ’rec mm end o'I it, to others. A p#m ent t 1 •.•phone LT: • M \w« grf.it ■ aiLsed o' h n . lri ..qg rc.n-<i.f. An. aged . I > ho is !f) of the ,J; -sfc . n Rock : have ad y c : ;.\uLc Sough ^’or • y ye rs:, and i;r, 1 tried a iftun 1 ) 1 r of ; ugh rerne-: ‘03, i ’it l')r. ; ,j y i i kit .oniy i(>l) G lb j].,., ,. V er Rone uk m at: m t g‘ .'d. n Lee hay had li) lO 1*0? ilts from Y\ (-*' Ay in hi- ?-i mfYy*he a as a. iin'e ta I’d for it and the rifles •!va jncreasing every*' day t O A. *& O X<. X JSk., * ■ •• . u , ■ A I:.; V:--! Ifa.-ellwajS «V] '-Amw * dk'5‘ Temperate. Griaasb.v—So you irant to marry my daughter, sir! What afe your pitnei pier? A'#-.- you teinp»rato? <-f -Fledgoiy— Tokiii.auaC Why, l am so atriet that it s es mg pain even to find' an-v boots t'xlit.—Pk-y.-Mcl Effe.
