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About The weekly banner. (Conyers, Ga.) 1900-1901 | View Entire Issue (March 13, 1901)
THE 'WEEKLY' BANNER. VOL. SBSI m YORK MARKET LO ' Says the buyer for Gailey Dry Goods Co., who has just returned from New York, where he hv ;3 bought irk la^ HSiothing, Hats, White Goods, Wash Goeis s till ?!« c $ - La few m <CLsr~*e ir 9 •s ■ ■ * I £ • • 1 » K -T-' % i ■ % », •-. SkirtS and waists, sfiB B IE 4 > •i •* : 8 f The prices that will be made on these goods will show to our town, and those who trade here, what the CASH will do in New York market, Also 2300 yards more of Embroidery, ‘Mill-End Remnants,’ will be sold in few days like the lot last Bargain Day. 165 boys caps to be given away free to the boys. See' this full line and save money by buying at G‘ * J Cy 7 ^ /iP jF f , - J yy - . s j MAr * aBb i; M/FhO** %SQ7) n r is, § w M i 'W * % /#"?• SHHKS/ , ITEMS LOCAI AIM 13 PERSONAL Mr V. C. A1 miaul, of Crawford vili, was hero several days this week with relatives. Counterfeits of De Witts Witch Hazel Salve are liable to cause blood poisoning Leave thorn alone. The original has the name Da Witt’s upon the box and wrap¬ per. It is a harmless and healthy salve for skin discases. Unequaled for piles. Gailey Drug Co. Clever Bob Langford was here a few days this week with relatives from Atlanta. s’;e that you get the original DeWifct’s Witch Hazel Salve when you ask for it. The genuine is a certain cure* for piles, sores and stria diseases. Gailey Drug Co. Marshal Jim McDonald has been on the sick list for. several days. Mr/Donaldeou F. Jones is acting Marshal iu his place. Tlig lingering cough following grippe calls for One Minute Cough Cure • For all throat and lung troubles .this is the only harmless remedy that gives imrne diate results. Prevents consumption. Gailey Drug Co. Mrs. R. D. Hewlitt has been on thesick list fur the past few days. Their promtness and their pleasant ef feels make DeWitt’s Litile Early Risers most popular little pills wherever they are known. They are simply perfect for liver and bowel [troubles. Gailey Drug Co. Mr. J.H. Posey, of Augusta,was here a short while Monday. Litile Oliver Twist, children ask for more when given Ono Minute Cough Core. . Mothers endorse it highly for Croup. It quickly cures all coughs and colds and every throat and lung trouble. It is a sp. cific cure, grippe and asthma and has long been a well known remedy for whooping cough. Miss Winn, of Decatur, was tin? guest- of Miss Agues Quigg ft portion of last week. The stomach controls' the si mat on - Those who are hearty and si rong are these who-can digest plenty of food. Ko dol Dyspepsia Cure digests what yon cat and allows you to eat all the good food you want. If you suffer from indigestion hear burn, belching or any stomach trouble, this preparation can't help but do you good. The most sensitive stom ftehs can take it. Gailey Drug Co. Mrs. Chick haa been quite sick for the past week. Conyers, Ga„ ; Wednesday Mar, 13, 1901 V, ken y( n ar biiona', use thosefamon little x'ilu knov. i as DeWitt-’s Little Ea ly a,u..; v; t »cla use thfeiiver and Bowels They never gripe. Clyde Hardin and Frank Tuck¬ er were in Lithonia Sunday. Prof. Ivison, of Lcnacouing Md •, suf¬ fered terribly from neuralgia of the stomach and indigestion for thirteen years and after the doctors failod to cure him they rod him on morphine .A friend advi ed one use of Kodol Dyspep¬ sia Cai'8 and" after faking a few bottlea of it he says, “If has cbrccl me entirely. I cannot say 1$)o much for Kodol Dyspep sia CureIt digests what you eat.Gai¬ ley Drug Co. Jno. L. Scott was with friends at Stone Mountain Sunday, Protracted Services. On Monday before the first Sun¬ day in April the Presbyterians will conduct a protracted service at their church in this city. All in¬ vited to attend. WANTED—You to have your picture* 'reproduced on nice buttons, breast pin scarf pin , cuff buttons, medallions or stamp for watclits. Work guaranteed to please. Agents on application . See me. ROY ELLIOTT’ FORSflLC—I have abfeut 10 bushels of vineless sw eet potatoes for sale. It you need seed potatoes see me, Jno, F. Wallis. # ===== K <4 O {l ; YEARLY to V 1/ ■ / Canstiau meu or women lo look after our growiug business in this and adjoining Counties, to act as 18 Manager and Correspondent work <au done at your e. Enc’ose self-address ij ed, stamj nvelope for !|| j particulars General Manager, to J. A, Corcoran Knight, ill 5 Building, opposite Washington, United S Treasury, D C (( IFa-a rrr w Three lbs best Soda 10c. Sti’eet & Huff. "'Mrs. Hallie Jenkins has returned to her home in Alabama after a pleasant visit to Mrs. Hargrove. , Mr. A. D. Summers returned from New York Saturday, where he purchased a large stock of new Spring goods. Miss Lurieue Langiord, of Lo gansvill, is the guese of relatives here this week. Keroserte oil 15c per gallon at Street & Huff. Mr. pervis and wife of Atlanta, are guests of Mr. nud Mrs. 0. R. Gailey for a few days. Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Langford were with friends at Social Circle Sunday. After a pleasant visit to Rev. and Mrs. Troutman, Miss Harri¬ son lias gone to Atlanta to visit friends before returning to her home at Grove. ' James Gailey and Flurnoy Helms were ’friends 1 at Li¬ thonia Monday night. ■ Iley,. MVy Stdbe, rfcpre|ffft?ifrg the Orphans Home'at ilecatur, proached two eleganlvaermop, chA’cn at tiufevAfetiodistk' hem last Sunday morning a id evening. Rev-. Mr. Hannah filled his reg¬ ular appointment at the Christian church here Sunday. Miss Maud McOalla is with friends and relatives at Decatur. Miss Willie May Hamilton spent several days at Stone Mountain with friends last week. The Conyers Volunteers are mak ing preparations to join several other companies in Augusta on the 26th inst for a i rize drill, We . suppose the C. V’s. ’‘id do their part asthey generally do and come in on the last round and get the drize. ZINGARA DOTS. Mr/James Chandler’s six month child died Monday morning of croup. It was buried at Philadel¬ phia. . There was no Sunday-School last Sunday on account of bad weather. At this writing Mrs. James Camp is seriously ill I hope she .will soon recover. The 1 itile infant of Mr. and Mr#. Henry Wells was laid to rest at Bethel Monday evening. Miss Candy Lowe who visited her brother, Mr. Tom Lowe at Li thonia has returned home. Two of our best young men star ted to visit their best girls Sunday night afoot when they were con¬ fronted by a ma l-d.og. The. boys changed their minds and returned home. Guess the girls were glad. Henry Franklin the fourteen year old boy of Mr. Jno. Franklin died Monday evening and was bur¬ ied Tuesday evening at Salnm, ,Mis. Annie Ric and children visited hertatlier Mr. James Berry near Covington Saturday and Sun, day. Mi” Logan Sigman of your town and Ool. Metier of Lithom were down here last week on busi¬ ness. Our farmers have gotten on a “get up and git” in turning the soih Every day and hour-that c$n be utilized, in work is off and plowing. About ’ all the lands are in readiness for planting. It is predicted that petter crops will be made m this community Ilian ever before. Mrs. James Cowan is very sick at this writing, V c desire to hear of her speedy recovery. v The Mrs. little babe of Mr’ and Oscar Gallops was buried at the family grave yard last Tuesday. Tfie following are the marks made bypupiis in advanced speller for February;in school here, Win. Swann 95, Geo. Graham 99, Chas. Ethridge 90, Sadii Oo.wan 98, Robfc. Baker 99, Ludie Chandler 98 Rcsa Haralson 98, Ideiia Graham 98, Ulah Baker 97, Walter Haral¬ son 99, Parry Bradford 99, Mary Curry 92, William Smith 88, Maud Bradford 06. Jno. Cowan 98, Patinon Drake 91. and Ethel Rice 97. Mr. P. T. Barnuin says:- if a Joan has goods for sale and doesn’t advertise them, the chances are thflt the sheriff will advertise them for him some day. Si a . 51 Of Ik 73^2 ®*&$ You can improve your Garden by planting our seed, We want you to be convinced that we sell the bos' seed that that grow, and will sell youths following assortment worth 70 cents 1 P FOR ckage Arrington’s US Sweets by mail, postage paid: ci Waterme! ■ n.......... K-». 1 i t Sure head Cabbage. £ O 1 i i Hureka Cabbage....... h-* i < i Improved White GeorgiaColiare «* * 1 t . Cincinnati Market Radish —i 1 1 i ( 6 t 'Jones'Paragon Early.Blood jVatemelou ....... i t— sol i u Fro3t King Turnip............. Turnip........ •1 Grant Curled Mustard.. •. ___r5§s: ■ /• ■ Total..... We know you wlII be pi eased and want you to know it. Will refund tinn.Vlnrmy : ' yo.i ire 'not. 3eud its25 coats in stamps and package will be forwarded you by return mail. ‘ Curry Arriugton. Co. SEED GROWERS, ROME. Ga. Readiug Circle No, .1 of the Ep worth League at this place, will meet at the residence of Mr and Mrs. R. W. Tucker QU Thursday night, where they will have a very interesting debate, Miss Morri wether, of Social Cir / ole wfi6 t lie -Hmnv-d gnr-st of Miss Florrie Lee this week. Mr. and Mrs. Josepn H. Eth¬ ridge, after a pleasant visit to the formers parent here have returned to Atlanta where they will reside in the future. Mrs. Troutman is improving after a severe illness of several days. Mrs, S. D. Almand is the guest of relatives here for a few days. 4 Mrs, .J.R. Dillon, 'of Clarkston is the guest of relativesdiere. Last Sunday morning was a very pretty day. People were on the verandas, taking walks and stirring about iu the sunshine On Monday morning we coula Ft keep warm and a little snow fell CARD OF 7 HANKS. ’ I wish to extend my thanks to the people of Conyers, one and all who so kindly lent Journal me their aid in the Atlanta contest which insured my rmceesaa Sincerely, Leslie Cooper. No. 11. PBODUCR MiliKET. Eggs...... ........12£ cts, Buttsr...... ......10 to 15 “ Chickens, (Fryers,).... 10 to 20 £ H«ns...... ....., 2 . 0 ../ Corn..........6-5’t.o 70 cl, per bij. Oats..........45 to 50 “ “ Hay................$1.15 per iqG Syrups and Molasses.. co tro 50 gal Flour $5.50 Bbl The effort of any newspaper to build up a town is practically nul lified unless it is backed up by the business men ot that town, A si ranger turns fr-Au the' news columns of a paper* to its tisitjg. columns, and if-he fails to find there the business cards of the' iherehanfs and professional firms, he conies to. the conclusion that the editor is not appreciated in which case it is a good place to keep'clear from; No town ever grew without the assistance of it. paper. Norcau papers grow, and build up their localities without the assistance’of‘the town, Busi mess i len shonltf realize this and rememb' r that in lending support to their local -paper they are net ' only build i eg up their own busi u*ss, dut are helping to support that which is steadily working for the growth of the whole tow**
