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About The weekly banner. (Conyers, Ga.) 1900-1901 | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1901)
Mmm /mm* r> «v i % How The Crowd r*r. It is under the banner of “quality that we have forced oui w ly M to the forefront of the Dry Goods business in Rockdale. h>ach sea* i-V goods placed higher, mu I we are daily son the stall U s { of our s and competetors. length ning I he distance between ourselves our l We do not “i tin down” the other fellows business, but w T e iun down * our stock by making prices that oui • customers, take them #/ out of house, our I 1 Our Stock is more complete, more select,more up-to-date than ever before. Call and be CONVINCED L_ WeeklyBanner Entered at the port-office an aacotid-clfte mail matter. Prire, 11.00 per aniimi' Advertising Hates Heeaonable au<! made known on application Published every Wednesday by J- FRED WALLIS. Convkub, Ga., Apr. 8. 1001. A Bright, Honest Boy Wan¬ ted. The publisher* of ilio fnmous big Ulna ♦rated weekly newspaper, Pennsylvania Grit., are now placing representative rt •very pot t office in Georgia and they de¬ sire to secure the services of capable inis ♦ling (mi nts in each of the following ♦owns of Rockdale County: Conyers, audiu arch other towus as are no h 1 ready ’ supplied. The work is profitable aud pleasant. A portion of Saturday only is spjdudidly. required. Over No 5,000 agents whatever are doing required. Everythin# mouev is fornisued free » Stationery, rubber stamp, ink and pad, advertising matter, sample paid copies.ec, tlw Papers are shipped tote for at •miofeaih mouth. Those uoteold ni*> not charged for. Write to Grit Pt Wish ing Co., Williamsport Pa., aud mention the B/xxfk. TO THE YOUNG MAN. Wayward youth, while you are carousing in your reveling youthful thoughlesaness and in your sin of dissipation, some fee¬ ble form,-old and bent with yo*rs. lome heart wrung with sorrow is bending in earnestness over the old hickory chair in your room weeping and crying to God for you. The lamp is burning low, tho ourtauis nrc drawn clrso, e'till i,ess as death, reign* in tho room. save occasionally, the sob of your . mother when she raises her head, lifts her eyes to tho skies and gazes b> expectant agony for some faiui assurance from the God of her childhood. She nris s, walks to the window, draws asid ■ the curtain and looks long and hopeful out upon the darkness for.one glimpse of your form. How long, Oh. young man, will you keep I liar old heart in distress? When her life shall have ceased and you walk up beside the long black box thai contains her preci¬ ous old form and gaze into that ♦shite 1 fdcss fitoo, that drawn mo ith, ouch so restless for you, when you dance down at those cold worn Laud- onco *«» tireless .for von. when you think of the pn , how will vmtoontmae like oh, young man? Can you resolve tW to listen to your n other’s voice 1 Determine mm, w nie mother is here to anl .tou, te walk the nnr u\v way. G. K Austin, in—Ex. SUNDAY IS EASTER And I have a nice stock of the PRETTIEST CANDY EASSER EGGS Y06I EVER SAW REMEMBER 1 hare one ®1 ill© fall© stoek® ©f FMlfill Fancy and Family Groceries To Be I s oun4 In AND 1 PROMISE TO SAVE YOU MONEY IF YOU RTADE WITH A J SUMME RS. Capital mondmentco. D vVTF.S k NERl. managers 614 EM I* COURT. BEL»I» ’PHONE 3839 ATLANTA GA MONUMENTS. Mail Granite nnd Marble Work of Every Description^. attention orders given prompt, PATE T TS i •*iJ I > 5 if fail. 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Teeth *tr ,cted with 5 ut pain or bad affect.. by use of nitrous oxide gas, (Laughing-gas) Over 60.000 administrations with¬ out a single dangerous office. symtom. Oiliee over post F. T. IIopkins, D.D.S City Church Directory. Baptist. The Baptists hold services cn tho 1st and 3rd Sunday by the pastor Ray. Mr. Graham. Sunday School at 0:80 a- tn. Prayer meeting on Wednesday night in each \yo-‘k. METHODIST. The Methodists have services eve y Sunday in each month by the pastor. Rev, Mr. Troutman. Sunday School ev -ry Sunday morn ing at 9;80 o’clock. Prayermeet ng every Tuesday night, an 1 the Epworth League meets every Sun tiny afternoon. PRESBYTERIAN The Presnyterians hold services on the 2nd and 4th Snmlny in each month. Sunday school at 9;30 si. m. Prayermeeting every Thurs¬ day night. Bible Christians. The Bible Christians have the 2nd Sunday in each month to hold services. Rev. Mr. Hannon is the pastor. Sunday school at 10 o'¬ clock a. in. Prnyerm'Pt ing en Wednesday night in each week. I’KODUCI! MARKET. Eig».. . .10 C‘9 Buttur 10 to 15 •• Ch ckeus. (Fryers.).... 10 to 20 ITpus •20 1 Corn..........05. to 70 cts per Lit. Oa*s..........45 to 50 Ilav $1.15 p 4 *!" k ^ Syrups and Mo'assn*. .25 t<> 50 gal Flour $3.50 tt.f4.00 per bbl CiAlsTOIllA. . Bearr tne % Hmd Yon Hats Always %u*mre «
