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About The weekly banner. (Conyers, Ga.) 1900-1901 | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1901)
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Belts, Latest Styles, 30c.'- Picture frames made and Glass cut to order See our sample -IS of wallpape =/,A w oeiore '5 ouymr s elsewhere. lf§! «"0 iihfffl f- \ __________ • rcV ^j ^ J 5 ^) The Tw ei o Ic. ce to i- mj IXE5M.S LOCAL AND PERSONAL Mr. and ft'rs. J. J. Lang'ord w-Te in At anta yo terday. Skin troubles, ctiis, bnrua, scalds amt 1 Jiafing qnkkly heal by the use of Do V, itt’a Witch Hazel Salrc. It is imitat *d. Be sure you get Dewitt’s. Dailey L ug Co. The picnic season is ut hai d. Where and wiie'n wiU th ■ Iirst one le? 8 >r ug coughs are specially dangerous aid unless cured at once, serious results of . mi follow. One Minute Congli Cure :i 'ts like. It is not a common mixture i d is a high grade remedy. Gailey Drag Co. The Lm.yor Volunteers re'orr f'< 1 from Augusta last Si.t irdav. They report a jolly good time. " i ose famous lir.tlo pills, DsWitt’s Lu tV Eavlr Risers will move fill inn uriti ■ f"' •> your system, cleanse your bowels, n:a’t > them regular. Gailey Drug Co Mrs. Golden a here with rela ' vis from Atlanta. 1 H have been tro iblod wit’ in ■ es b 1 for ten year have tried man. , f -iugs and sprat much money, to no pm pose until I tried Kodol Dj spep.-ia Onto. 1 lice taken two b tfles rnd gotten : e re'ief from tiiem than all other /' /.t ines taken. I feel more Lk« u boy d>«n 1 have felt in many years. ’ Ai dor f<m, liiggg of Suuuy Lane, Tox. Til 418 - ; iU, L have testified as did Mr, Riggs. Gai hi.;," Drug Co. 4 *8 Lou Smith has secured Miss r.t *>”>’• Wiilmgham, of Alabam'i I s -* t her at her D esi making p*"* ins' Y >a caun t enjoy perfect health, row cae*ks and sparkling eyes if yo w liver h '“ggiah and your bowels clogged. De »Little Early Risers cleanse the tv 1 ..oi ■ c,stem. Ukj never gripe. The A A F‘. v Drug Co. I "J J. D. MvCl ttdon wa: in u la Saturday and Sunday. Y -n will waste time if you try to curt* indigestion or dyspepsia by fmivv v L v u-.nlf. That only make? it when yon do qat heartily. Y«^j r.:r, 1 red of good food properly ;Hg- s/ eu. K >,lol Dyspepsia Care is th o reyvs-t s, acniifi ( . rtsearci'. for something / ** not only some elements :i u 'Vfry kind. And it is th • m.- that .. lido it- Gailey Drug baa - !S - ieeples, of Lawronceviile. R :i here with relatives se day a n, A Iw - has beet ?ic * «k j Mnj J. R. I. win, who lias bren J'online *' 4 at his Imme with nnaseV j * n U ,H ,u l,c ' ut | “I had piles so bad I coal 1 get no rest j 1 , 10 r find a care uutit I tried Be Witt’s Witch Haz 1 Salvo. After using it ou^e j I forgo.'I ever had anything like 5 ilm,” E. <). Biice, S miers Point, N. Y v Look , o d for iai.t.iti i.is. Be sure you g -r Dr Witt’s. Dailey Dmg Co. Mr. Brink ey l.as returned 1o Conyers after spending some timel in Alabama. “Last winter 1 was confined to m< bed with a very bad cold on the lungs Noth ing gave me relief, Finally my wife bought a bottle of One Minute Cough Ouw that iff acted a speedy cure. I can •>v»t SVi^U-kv too highly of that excobout r neiV’iMi'T. K. H< usemau, Manaiaw LIST Fa. Gailey Drug Co. Miss Hanleiter, of Rutledge, is 1 sponding some time he e as the gue a r, if Miss Fannie Oowan. V -of. C. T. Clotfe'ter, of M.ir,' with relatives. 1 etta, is lie:e Will : loss at 6 P- M We the undersigned fft chants of Con vers £«:• ; close OUT VolTOUS nlaces ol - j at 6 o’ch ck f ro ill ! 1 | May 1 st to So}>t, 1 st J 301 : j Tucker & Aim and, j Hewlett, Reagan & Dow: - . j Alm a I Hardware Co,, ! j Rusk & LIotleiter, J. j. Lpn.-for<i & Sons, (Jim.-. B. Hudson, Tfirnff Bros., no . \V . 1 loiiingswoi’th, j M. ? . r « Fi nn Ret, ’ G A Li;C s. Mi*t- Annin Ragland’ A. D. Summers. ; • —- *S> * 1 j Ndiie o? our iroys gave j j in ecia- | i n r u ctrg 3 an unappi j rave .vtv a > ;t Mondpy niifbt. j j The rl eggs were thrown int.<» j I i our window in t'no place o fi J comm through (he door. 1 Mr. and Mr=. Jno. II. Huff spent ; v‘ undft- in Social Circle. ■ E L. Almaud, of ,>ccia' Oiio.e, f-pent Sunday hero with hi fc» 3 spools best thread J Oe, Paper best pi.is je. 3il? Feather Pillows, n()e. ('!• ri aiu Pules with fixtures, 10c tn 30 f, Face Curtains Si. PU (roucf Cloth Window Shades 2ne. Best Sewing Mainline Cii, 30/.S, '>e J ute Smvrna Hugs h0:<6() in., $1.20. Smyrna Bugs SoxGO in. S2.00. Mr Tom J. Harvill ami Anderson, of Co ington him with friends Sunday. Knioh’s-of Darpon A c< iiclave organized in Con last. v.cek by Messrs. R. L. assisted l.-y riuperva mgDep v , R L. Jones, of Atlanta, with 13 following other.rs : B. P Whatley, Can., B. McDonald, Vice Conn, . R Rusk, Prolate, ,T Ini ley, Sect’y, Ghiiley. Treasurer, Sigman. O' lb ctor, w. S ansell. Se cor W: id ■ J (■ . i> Elliott, Junior V ‘}. Akxmider, hlentinel, ]v, !, A Guinn. M dine: Kx 'i hi.- ft splendid eoi :.:v h anti about -°5 mcmbiMS. The* ’ Fating nights i f>ver j, s< ./ night: tit Coir -'is Volin v. morv. I'D- IL D. White moved 14s Lie. i>v frviu Aval T.a to (. out ers i N They oee-ipy Mr. .Inc. Flu • ew hem just a 1, Vo ,V: L ; . G, \Vo welcome ibis exec, -p.t uu o our (own. "romi wa - •■—ornaiuzed last Sunday am M ml> f \t.enuRnt. A- r-. J. W . Jones i.ns been quilt SjCj , (Siis week. Either Sense or Ncnsei.se Voudiful spendthrifts nv>ke » A 4 beggars. Tlw- biggest tyeirtlbe worh :« (he pronoun I. In the ladder <4 .-UCC8SS (Per. aro many rounds of failure. s -p i -xiki. g for trouble u d lift] pm will S> ok for ym. T t' larg' t t rc< m in th w c the in for improvement • J- j 3 frequently cotirtshi-p lefor. m : ringe and battleship after, ElTorts aro being made all OV“ juth Carolina to seduce the cot ton ucroagCa The postage stamp stacks to t.dna until it gets t' ore,but it trU be licked before it will do it ttt 4 L : are Ioo:iing tor a load of fctove cod from C\ 'il r\ of our subscribers. .4 53 ^^ - - 4 . ; g ^ _ , m m k ^ ■ .. w : PW i&<@ w’lffGFff tlgia i /..= j»«» « «»f & ?*«*-?* I J ^ 6 L Fos^iftos fifjpSaS W.f ^ fl\ £*mzm ;3 ^gsatssesi Whfsh Mways *4 FW .aval 2 $ it® Yeas** . -yzzz&m*.--- / To '• ^sbsbsss: frg : ;— rT -* ” e' ;^ , T V V “ . T-W . 7 r i , ' A-"- W: 1 k v » » . ■■ ■ |l^ £ n Jf M': * . A 4^ ■'kti mSi - • * ‘ 1 ^ l ;> | /c| iWmim ^ S 5 T «3 V JvF J 2 HA OSBORNE and SON a •ns, j: :\TA ■:/ZOHXn. rr Highland Ave., Newark. IT. J., aayst - off and for 57 > *r. Cei’*i*'9 Kcrvura b!or>o and nerve remedy on t r-'v :: us y to write and tell that wotifd it Has helped be ir.fc well, vronderfully. One day tad a' fall at ;jv. a id the doctor said I never Greene’s Nervttra. and >; ch was an advertisement of Dr a - th 1 1 ne-aed I got a bottle aad tried it, and one bottle ^ i:a ; n an taking d would it and be unconscious I rm near almost for a long a wall lime. woman. My son, I xy ? - '■ ■■ y r.erv it also whenever he is not feeling well, and it always - — dev, I thcni--fui for tvlist it has done - -/every am fa CL 1 not be wittmit it in the house. I have also recottt of them say they could not live without it. I hope the m has helped me.’ Dfm a^g«e ? .5 Biooii aztf tferv& Rem&uy s V- ~ : Sssf&gisaMS of Use Homs* Riolner , and it helps children. When it is relied ly or ocats illness it is soon found to be effective i-.if'.c family that depend:-, upon it for a tonic -y. M ta k ••A-, be found recommending it broadcast. builder in the & . vAed of a blood pnridor r.nd flesh s ii oof Dr. Greene M. - tadec f purely ve (etable A DS kit re :: 'd. fills the veins ivitli pure blood. Without oliocl: ii does its masterly work in perfect harmony s ; V'ibA u G-asc^o'S MmIcq §3 Practical HeSp a N vwenc f -ive his advice free to all who call on liim at his 9 1 ■ Few York City, or write to him through the r' 5 -1 /4 work is carried on in proportions which only those M r- in 'c l contact with it can appreciate. Great numbers of v/i: • -r good result. Ills great Greene's help, and none wit! out :' c ,; Yitific acquirements in medicine make his advice the the world for the run-down and weak, yet this counsel Q ______ and auke. j 3 free to all, Lch poor r ' a rt*rg* li^jg r".TirtJ'V ££> i SflYSs “Evimsisa mi o if vSQ Att ‘ /r*ng?tntgB?ff& ' ‘ NEW* ' * . 3r v -p - WHEN TWO MAKE ONE. TIic Twins, the Confident Mother and the Astute Conductor. i “I'tii'es,” demantled tlio Jefferson avc ane car conductor. The tall, thin v/omau handed out 3 i cents for herself and two youngsters. “Three cents more, please,” reminded the conductor, “ Tlu ' y aro twlns -” Kh L explained*. “and only equal to one child, The conductor scratched his head and tried to remember his instructions. Evidently he recollected nothing gov ernlng twins; but, being something of n philosopher, he pondered ami said: .“Twins are out of the ordinary, thero fow singular, rerbaps you’re right, and yet you spoke of the twins a3 ^.SSUST' “ d k ” ^ the fat man nodded. lie was a bach «lor.and detested children. “Xo,” spoke up the comical man; “she Is right. They have only one birthday, between them. If they equaled two children, they would have two birth I guess that’s so." acquiesced (.Lu conductor. “Anyway I’ll look it up.” “They take up two seats,” growled the fat man. The conductor paused and forgot to hand back 5 cents change, “Say,” at last lie broke out, “wliat’s their n allies'.'” “Wilbur and Marie,” replied the mother pertly, failing to see the Delvet trap she was walking into. “Iluh.' Boy and girl, eh? Well, I’ll have to have another fare. You can figure on boy twins equaling one boy, but half a hoy and half a girl don’t add up.” She paid. “lie’s a diplomat,” whispered the fat man in admiration. “lie ought to be down in tlie legislature.”—Rochester Post-Express. Sompllilnpr In a Xume. Tlie advantages that fall to the lot of a man whose surname occurs early in mi alphabetical list are well known. As a candidate for office upon an Austra¬ lian ballot, for example, n man named Abbott has a far better chance than the most eminent Zwciglev. But tho benefit that comes from the possession of a short name lias not heretofore been generally recognized. Not long ago the promotion of one of the auditors of the treasury department at Washing¬ ton created a vacancy to which, upon a formal recommendation to that effect, the candidate having the shortest name, being also a competent man, was aji poinied. His chief duty is to affix his signature to accounts, and as he needs to"make but six letters in signing t;o can do twice ns much in a day as a man whose name contains 12 letters.— Youth's Companion. Wlinl Ilnrl tier. Mrs. Ilea rl less —.1 nst to think ray busbnnd led and broke—and broke— Mrs Siinpvilietik—There, dear; I heard all about it. The poor man broke bis leg ii's a great affliction, 1 know » but — Mrs. fhartless—Ch. 1 didn't ii’eaa' that: Yu* haven't heard the worst. Ho was carrying m.v new Venetian vasa wheu lie fell, anil broke it too.—Ohio State Journal.
