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About The Rockdale banner. (Conyers, Ga.) 1888-1900 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1896)
r 0L. better From Brazil. follO' vlll in? letter was written j$ r missiona gjgs Lay on a Glenn, " this place, to ■ [to Bra izil from [■ and mother, Dr. and father j j. W. Glenn : rs. Mother:—I have hear Papa and reco- llection that I ansvier ton the last letter and left your drawer in Petoopo in my lf 1 dld 1 {am not sure > but you will b<? so worried at joiv lam away ,t hearing from me. t j ie Interior at Rebeirao Preto, lending a month in the family of of our native ministers. I am ie much, for it is joying it very ,t only a help to me to speak brtuguese, mas (but) an inspira to see the earnest work he on doing id his noble little wife are r the Master here. They are farm hearted Christians and go in br doing all in their power to (ring others to a knowledge of the ,me Lord who has saved them, he gentleman, Senhor Comargo, L mason, just beginning I think, jut |ery very much interested. surprised He was much pleased and I know I was a mason and all my Incestrv masons. He thinks of Ling jnce, to the States after confer which is the end of this honth, to complete his ordination. So perhaps you will see and know urn. 11 am so sorry to know grandma ■a sick, but I am glad she is there ■where you all can look after her, land she don’t have to be bothered with so many children as in any Id the other homes. Give her my ■best love and tell her I hope she pill I be about again soon. I intended to write you a long ■letter, but hear that a ship goes lout day after to-morrow, so if I [don’t send this to-night it will not pach I it the it steamer and may not as w as is two day’s journey to kto from here, if there is no de¬ tv, which there generally is. I will go to Rio to open school there on the 27th of this month, ‘f the Lord wills. Don’t yet tnow what my address will be. Riink I will rent a box. Just ad¬ dress my letters to Petropolis till ‘ w hte you again. When I get to I will write you all about my hip here, etc. hove to all. May God protect au d hlass you is the daily prayer 1,1 Rebeirao >our loving Peg. Preto. July 8, 96. A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY ^ the past three months I have beared $660.75 selling dish wash ? rs I did most o the work, my pother o better helped next some. I expect Jff Wasb month, as every er sold advertises itself, sells several more; I don’t Ve to ' eave the house. People l i b0Ut a ^ the dish washers and In 1 a °I J them or gentleman > they are 80 chea P j. tanfd can make J D bus ‘‘ n ess, as every of * * aQts a disb wa sher. Any 5 re der8 h «ough r ° haVe ener - y fn ° a PP y f° r can i an agency make from $8 to $10 a bv ° u can particulars siJj 68 ? . the I>ish 1 * 8 MoDn<i City W ^ er C°m St. Louis, Try Mo. «rthftk benefit publi8h y°nr success of others. C.A.L. Y -sr T1 IfM If ,< 1 [% 1 © 8 I * CONYERS, GA., THURSDAY, AUG. 13, 1896. Local News Items. For Sale—A good Victor bicy¬ cle, nearly new and in good con¬ dition every way for sale cheap. Now is vour chance, if you want a bicycle. Apply at the Banner office. Misses Maggie Hays, Selema Adams and Leila Greer, and Messrs Pierce Hays, William A dams and Ben Greer, all of Hays ton spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives and friends in our town. Pi of. Stark, superintendent of the Conyers Public schools, was in Conyers yesterday looking around for a suitable house to rent We understand that be got suited and will move sometime next week. Mr. J. J. Langford and his two sons, Messrs. Auther and Clyde, left Conyers Monday for New York and other cities of interest. Mr. Langford will buy a large and elegant stock of goods for his fall trade. Mr Walter L. Adair left Monday morning for New York and other eastern markets, where he goes to purchase a large and elegant stock of fall goods. Look out for his announcement when he re¬ turns. Mrs. Jas. Hollingsworth and son, Mr. Lee, Mrs Dora Argo and Tommie Armistead all went to Hayston last Saturday to visit relatives. Mr. Chas. Argo went down Sunday and all returned home Monday morning. The barbecue at the Union Pa¬ per mills Tuesday, given by Mr. Will Everitt to the singing club at that place, was a delightful af¬ fair. It was well attended, bar bacued meats were plentiful and everybody had a good time. Maj. R. I. Guinn, School Com¬ missioner of Fulton county, was in Conyers yesterday visiting his father and mother. Maj. Guinn made us a pleasant call while here. The hot weather doesn’t seem to have hurt him to any great extent. Mr. W. J. Williams has about completed his new gin house and will be ready for the first cotton. He has put in another gin and al¬ so a suction pipe for the conven lence of his customers. He is now ready to go to ginning. There will be a Republican mass meeting at the court house on Saturday, Aug. 25th at 3 oclock for the purpose of electing dele¬ gates to the convention to be held in Atlanta. All delegates to be elected by ballot. A. J. Cobb, Chr. Thousands ot Women SUFFER UNTOLD MISERIES. BRADFIELD’S REGULATOR, ACTS AS A SPECIFIC By Arousing to Healthy Action ail her Organs. It causes health to bloom, joy to reign throughout the frame. ... It Never Fails to Reoulate... “My wife has been under treatment of BEAD FIELD REGULATOR CO., AtlwU, G«. Sold by drugj**t» at 81.00 per bottle. Mr. N. B. Hudson has been elected superintendent of the Rockdale Oil Mill for the coming season and will probably move to Conyers at an early day. Our people wilt be glad to welcome Mr. Hudson and his most excel' lent wife to our town. "We understand that the Bap¬ tists of this place have decided to build an elegant new church on one or the other of the lots now occupied by the First and Second Baptist churches. It is not yet definitely decided which of the lots the new church will be put That Fellow Jacobs^ j . f-' r- v r. o:f* atxjANTA, , 35 ‘THE FAMOUS CUT PRICE DRUGGIST.”S^f M > , ~iX° IS A DANDY. <*«•-- 225*2 m VS m Why look what he’s gone andW v IT 1 done—established an AGENCY ivU right here in town—and is PRICE selling5fiNn m mm goods at the SAME CUT — that he does in Atlanta, and without ! even adding anything for bringing jgr: ’em here. Why, man, all you have got to do is to give your order for his with the __ goods to agent he’ll deliver it right money for same, and I ^flf your door “quicker than you orders want^ i it.” And besides, you could m today and buy things enough at his special^^ cut prices and save moneys to buy Susan a brand new notice dressy thef^, and a pair shoes. Just difference between his and our home stores’ prices. Smith’s Sure Catch Sticky Fiy Paper, dz. sheets.26c Jacobs’ Lavender Ammonia........... 10c Aunt Fanny’s Blackberry Cordial..... 50c Ayer’s Sarsaparilla .................. ,08c Ayer’s Hair Vigor.................... 57c Brown’s Iron Bitters.................. 08c Bradfleld’s Female Regulator......... 68c “B. B. B.,” Botanic Blood Balm....... 68c Benson’s Capsine Plasters. ........... 15c. Beef, Wine and Iron (Jacobs’)......... 25 and 50c Carter’s Little Liver Pills............. ,13c Castor) a............................... 25c Cutioura Soap......................... 15c Cutilina Soap......................... 10c Cuticura Resolvent.................... 75c Cuticura Salve........................ 35c Chichester’s English Pennyroyal Pills $1.50 Canadian Catarrh Cure................ 35c Catarrh Cure, Palmer’s Warranted... 50c California Fig Syrup................. 34c Fellow’s Hypophosphites.............. zc Hire’s Root Beer..................... Hood’s Sarsaparilla.................. 68c Injection “G”....................... 68c Injection “Malado”................... 08c Injection “Black Crook,”............. 00c Imperial Granum....................■ 60c Jacobs’ Emulsion Cod Liver Oil...... 25 and 50c Japanese Pile Cure................... 50c Dr. Long’s Hair Balsam............... 30c Lydia Pinkham’s Female Compound. 68c Luxomni............................. 68c Dr. Long’s Sarsaparilla, the best, large bottle, strong mixture, small dose. ............... 50c Liquid Celery Phosphate, for building up weak, nervous people. Strongly recommended.. .60c Jacobs’ Bedbug Killer........ 25c Sun Cholera Mixture...... 25c Blackberry Diarrhoea Cordial 26c Paste.................. 25c These are not the only things he sells cheap. Why, he retails EVERY¬ THING at Wholesale Prices in the line of Drugs, Patent Medicines, Chemicals, Perfumeries, Rubber Goods, Toilet Articles, Herbs, Roots, Barks, etc. Ask his Agent here for his complete cut price list. It’s free. To secure the above goods at quoted prices without any¬ thing added for Expressage, leave orders, with money, with J3 ^4 9 C 03 YFRS ■ AGENT. And we’ll do the rest. JACOBS' PHARMACY CO., (Of ATLANTA.) Rcspesa Co.. Engs. & Adv.. Atlanta. upon, but it seems to be the will of those with whom we have talked to build it where the First Baptist church now stand* and to build a parsonage on the Second church lot. CASTOniA. Tie fae- - is liaila — ea signature y? every of '/ wrapper. Plavs 9 Dialogues, Speech Books Primary and Excellent Dia¬ logues. Primary. Comic. Exhibition, and Excellent Speakers • 15 cents each. 3 for 25 cents, or all six tor 50 cents prepaid. Cata¬ logue free. Dramatic Publishing Co., Darrowvilte, Ohio. Talcum Baby Powder............... * r— Malted Milk........................ ^ Malted Milk, Friend.................... Hospital Size......... ^ 75c Mother’s Mad. Yale’s Hair Tonic............. 08c Dr. Mile’s Heart Cure.............. .......08c Mellin’s Food...................... 37 arid 59c Raspberry Vinegar................ 85c Cutilina Skin Lotion............... 50c Dr. Mile’s Liver Pills.............. 15c Mad. Robinnaire’s Face Bleach..... $ 1.00 Munyon’s size........................... Homoepathic Remedies— 15c 25c 50c size........................... 34c Mad. Rupert’s Face Bleach......... $1.50 Dr. Pierce’s Golden Med. Discovery o Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. 15c ea Dr. Pierce’s Purgative Pellets...... Paine’s Celery Compound.......... 75c Palmer’s Little Black Pills......... 13c P. P. P............................. 08c Peruna............................. 68c Pozzoni’s Face Powder............. 34c Pond’s Extract ................... 34c Royal Germatuer................... 67c Simmons’ Liver Regulator, Bed Z.. 15c Simmons’ Liver Regulator, Liquid. 68c Santal Midy........................ 75c Swan’s Capsules Copaiba........... 10 and 18c Shaker’s Digestive Cordial......... 88c S. S. S., Small 08c; Large.......... $1.70 Sage’s Catarrh Cure................ 84c Scott & Browne’s Cod Liver Oil.... 68c Tyner’s Dyspepsia Cure............ 30c Thedford’s Black Draught.......... 16c Wine of Cardui.................... 68c Williams’ Pink Pills............... 35c Wampole’s Cod Liver Oil........... 68o Warner’s Liver and Kidney Cure... 85c Wilcox Tansy Pills................. $1.50 NO. 31. E asy asy to to Take Operate Arc features peculiar to Iloort's 1’ills. Small in size, tasteless, efficient, thorough. As one man Hood’s said: *• You never know you Pills have taken a pill till it is all over.” 25c. C. I. Hood & Co., Proprietors. Lowell. Mass. The only pills to take with Hood’s Sar smmrill a. WANTED-AN thing ? Protect IDEASiSSRffig ideas; they to patent wealth. Write your JOHN WBDDBtt- may bring BURN you & CO., Patent Attorneys, Washington, D. C., for their $1,800 prize offer.
