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About The weekly banner. (Conyers, Ga.) 1900-1901 | View Entire Issue (March 13, 1901)
c m r ru Ti ES: WMA ,V: i.= : * m [tty. a rjpT 'l 5 L , *** Asks Tou to Examine the following Eefoer Buying: JgT'Q :%■ m jyh V-S&} of the best Clothing the market T'/ V X 1 • The prettiest and largest line on ■;. Embroideries at bottom prices, p’-L The largest stock of the prettiest w The stock of men’s and boy’s hats we have, cannot bo excelled anywhere. vm&?} w\ price ■* •. of shoes sells them so fast that our slock is always new >-■' The quality and our m m The ladies who have not visited our store and examine ed our excellent line of Embroideries, Laces, R ibbons m Dress Goods and' Bilks, had. better do so before they > buy, if they desire to b@ suited, n 1 a\ a wrau 1 : ^ 7 ~ i - y>r ou have never before been able t o buy from such a stock as you now have . .......— LA UKl m ^EJPV JL ask is & e®'# you r* ■”1 'at a no. - m ^■lu—niTniw r\r\ • through my stock, ' Alway s see . C- IB- 3 BLXJJD <r> zmspm % ■A i \ » i| J I" % m mm |4‘ ' X..;, m • m O' Sr m mm ;v wSiesm Njgjg © APRIL SHERIFF SALES. Will be solil on the 1st Tuesday in April 1901 at the courthouni' in Itoek dale county, within t!m legal honm «»f sale to the highest bidder fur cash, one tract or pare<‘l of land lying and being in the 10th District of original¬ ly Henry now It ickdale county part of laml lot 294 being a certain house and lot In the city of Conyers on Mill street, bounded north by land of Oeorgo T Marston, east by Mill street south by J B Norton. West by J \Y Johnson containing two acre:, mow or less, plaeo whore defendant lives. Bald house and lot levied on ns the property of Mrs. Alice Sigmnn, to .satisfy two executions issued from Justice coul t 47t> llistriet tl. 'M\ u$ said Rockdale county In fnvoY-df Jnb U A Inland, and transfeml to* (fan non * Wood Bros against Mrs. Alice Sigma n. This March 8th 1901. w H M Austin, Sheriff. Aiop J»t the sumo time and pinoo ■will l»o sold to the highest bidder ca ah one tract or pa cel of laml lying •nd being in the 11th District of o'rig-1 itvally Henry now Rockdale county part of lot land 168, bounded south hy )( g. Louisa Helms, west by J n Ray, nortlj by Hackney place, east by old Oran ado place, containing fortj three and one half acres more or less. 6a .1 land levied on as the property of Mrs. E H Shumate, and K H E P Shumate, to s.y isfy an execution IhsuoiI from Justice court 1255th iAs triet G. M. of Rockdale County in ta ▼or o f J A and T I> Stewart vs Mrs. K H Shumate, and two ti fa issued fn.in Justice court 1251 district <>'. M. In favor of The J A Almaud Co. a guinst E il ami E V Shumate. Ibis March 8th 1901 W H M Austin, Sheriff, t*‘m of Admiuistrntfou , Gl t RGIA, Rook daub County:- ! To wnom it may concern.» i Js n es T Sranseil having in foiu: applied for permanent lette’s ■ i ks'mit istration on ihe estate o* R' v ( glesbv, lat.- of said wniity Ji’ mhi •i *1 u'. 1st and Monday 1 will pass iu April. upon tbesnmej 1801 i in n under my hand ami oftlefal •ig TL> : lure. Vch 4th, 1901. K\L Helms. Ord. ..This Story points a n\ora\. A man walked iu1 . a newspaper office once upon a time, says the 1 Americas Tnnes-Recorder, just as they do in Americas occasionally, and approaching the editor, said.. “Look here, if you want some¬ thing to fill up your paper with, yon might say in tho morning ■that I have opened ip a nice gro ••cory store and want 1 lie-people to with me.” “All right” replied the scribe, but hadn’t you better put in a reg til a r ad\ »»r tifie me 11 V f A f' a moiith?” "No, not, no>v’.' ¥^p}q?it the new coiner, “1 juet thought you might uiaKo a nows item of my business in order to fill up space.” “Well, don’t yc u want, to r>ub scribe for tho paper'.’" asked HOWS 111: i “Wei I. o. ” roidicd t!m gentee! dead boat. “You nee, 1 take an At lanla pa per utul three story papers printed in Chicago, and that’s all I have time to read. 5 1 “All right, ” replied the news /nan, and ho snx'.led soft:y to him That : itornoou he went to tnc new stor mid ordered a wagon load oi groceries sent to h is home The j inv merchant was most oh iiging.. The provisio is were weigh up, ar u. when all was loaded on agon lie made out a bill lor ten • loi!ass. k ' But 1 for t| , f a ■ d s kb,* ,o 1 he *• an see. ‘I oil] v red tirm a p your v in s you oruet - • • 3 1 ma, _ --s *'*- 1 * 1 Then th ■i 1 ; ?pv th' otnt, ami . rite . on-tc. w .,, ■ .... h :g office and deftly pitched the 1 tews’ item into the wm te bueket. Too, Far and Too Near, An old photographer, who for many years matte triumphant tours oi tiie country with his tin type stitfhu on wheels, telJs in Lippincdtt's Magazine of an amus ing development due to chemicals more ^subtle than ary in us i in his dark room. One fourth of July a iarm-'r and his sweetheart to in .1 to lid VO some tintypes takon trgetlicr. He posed them on a flight of stairs, with a bail us trade btfeweem them. When he came back from his dark room, af ter developing the plate. the young billow stepped forward and said : ••Sa-arv, couldn't vo take that over again? “Vvhy, wha!.hv,t ii : matte ?” r.lie photogiwi>hcr allied in surps “\Vo a in . geti .g to like that ]->:ctuie m lP, : J was the evasive an nwcr. ••r.ut wliy i.pt” the pdiotogia filler per?istad. f . “Wa“’ the young man blunted <>at, blushing to ■ ho roots of his “she’s too fu oil !” vofmed. he'.ever, to ] ay fif ty cents for n'new sitting, and %:• last, tool: EL .intypes as tin y \w rs xt he camo tnc gipleiv very wrath "Pa a \ aied when si; ,, t;-, ph- t ;gr.-ph -r, * ta‘ e that iur ’ i Li; mad with *v ’ im •5> 'Ay ■. 5 OH y v u ^*?vl ft ■Aslti..-’ * > i. •*- t;v ,*? uns> //fST^t '" 4 -? w $77*/ Fourteen Mrst . ; Kes. 1 . To set np your own standard () f riqht anc j- '*'t’ong and judge pooblo according 2 . To measure tho enjoy moot of others by your own. 3 . To expect uniform i i.y of* oninicfti in inis world. . 4, To look for judgment aRti experience in youth, 5 . To endeavor to mold al! idfkiyd fx’ dip positions 6 ho look for perfection _ ii our own; aclidnst' t , To worry ourselves oflu rs with what cannot pe remedied. 8 . To refuse to yield iu im material matter?, 9. To refuse to alleviate, so far as lies In our powdr, all that which neods allevia¬ tion. iO: To rafiiSc to* make s.l lowanee for the infirmities Q f others, berfonn. 2.* To believe only what own finite minds s cp ! n \ ]3 'fo exp ct to be to mulerstan cl e ve r y t h i n g-. 1 4 To live for time alone. w.i. n anv moment mat brunch us into eternifcv.— Se ieeted. B BP 11 POT 4s •r-.-rnOBry? 5f- 3 The most complete line of ituK (J OQ( J S and Sundries 8 YG 1 * SilOWB m Conyers. We can save yc a money on Fouatain-Buibor Glass Syranges, Hot Water Bottles. Hard Rubber and Elastic Trusses. U AMY DRUG COMPANY &2“€£&V STAMP C&n af- ’■rTLTLTf? ; S!50=95 Get Ou- Prices ary Sir e Expanses of Traveling Men. ■ _ BIIM M you m mi mm IN BUYING YOUR S 3>HOM vjiSs CS4E PRICE TO ALL.—A child buys of us as well and at 3am® prise as an-expert. SOUTHeB.H FAfcranv SiilT-iJTfT ?, . -aTOTT T '.; HOMZS pjRECT . .piAwosiimssg; oasAiyeiis^ SOLE SOUTH EH H DISTRIBUTERS. FARE MAS0K AND « FCTLTAii BASIUN &V0TEY flftfiAIS --- - FREE TRIAL IN YOUR OWN HOMES. ALL FREIGHT ?* 5 OUTFIT FREE. CiM T|;pye Ifcllislwi i Organs sold or payments $3.00 arT £5.00 monthly, Pianos sola on payments $8 00 anu SiO.OO monthly. Write us for Catalogs. Honest Goods. Square Dealings. Lowest Prices. Terms to suit all. McArthur & ^ u;- ^t s ’ Also WarerooPis at Atlanta end Chattel.-nga.
