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About The Rockdale banner. (Conyers, Ga.) 1888-1900 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1896)
Business, — Ajces ,-niir watch re i rf 0 u^ hi 'l consistent prompt nc SO- A; street, Jeweler, iZer and P a* Code's Tinshop. **■ neW watch of any * ,se“ * aDt !0l V it will pay you to ITEMS 'Other Home Notes 0 fInterest. Pharmacy (Atlanta) nPfSrMMJtKS. Conyers agent. ^'and iindA Co's- ties at H. P. & D Carrie Dukes visited in on Sunday. L famiii(S from this place Lg Lot at Salem, months till quite two L who’s elected. k J. Bently now has a [position in Atlanta, i,Map. Glenn, of Alabama, bon a visit to relatives. L Maud Kinney, of Lithonia 3friends here this week. p -. Julia Petty, of Covington, h relatives here Tuesday. [ff.S. Jardlaw was down [isit to his mother Sunday. ;J.M. Hammock, of Carrol ras in Conyers last Saturday. $ LaVancia Davidson is ling a few days in our city. CROWD constantly drifts to I [buying store because from they save All articles money us. lily found in a first-class drug reare sold at cut prices. Jacobs’ lunacy (Atlanta). [LIES SUMMERS, Conyers Agent. ¥. R. Still, wife and baby [several days in Atlanta last IssSpeer, of Covington, is the K of Mrs. Walter Wood, of pty. r F. M. Cain and family, of \ (fflett, visited relatives here reek. (TED—Everybody who buys pat I medicines to call and buy them mus at about half what they will J you elsewhere, at Jacobs’ Phar .cj, where “everything is retailed [wholesale piLSJi 3UMMER8, prices.” Conyers Agent. tary voter should see the Tax rftor and register before I too late. r ar load of bran next week at D. M. Almand & Co’s at N per too. p-El M, is Hutchens, visiting of Flowery his sister, Mrs. Pirkle. pder Nueuts, the there head is of legal city adver- ordi a | Cce in this issue. F-Rufus Waggoner and wife, pH Tuesday. visited Mr. A. E. Wag fJ* P*City, was McDonald, down Sunday of the to F parents. P p <fc D. M. Almand & Co. received a car load of P»t 50c per sack. R lst what they „oet tic e ' t0 r 50c: 50(3 articles for *tif »nd<)- abides - for 13c. Call for Wltr/ev Vtbin? *t 15 Jacobs’ retailed Pharmacy, at wbole wices' iJiil£ER3. Conyers Agent. l7. Wi Uie Martin, a beauti- 4l accomplished young lady «t»,utbe ffues , onto. k fiamiaoek near here this castoria F °r Inf “ts and ChUdren. is ts titty vrspper. Mr. Ed L. Almand was down from Atlanta Sunday to see his father and mother. There are three new legal ads in this paper, two road notices and the tax levy for 1896. Miss Nora Meadows, a most charming young lady, is visiting Mrs. T. C. Posey this week. Miss Ora Daniel is visiting her aunt, Mrs. J. P. Tilley, and attend¬ ing campmeeting at salem. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mitchell, of Atlanta, visited Mrs. Mitchell’s father, Mr- H. C. Penn, this w r eek. The Sates of Hood’s Sarsaparilla are the largest in the world because the cures by Hood’s Sarsaparilla are wonderful, perfect, per¬ manent. Jt is The One Tru e Blood Purifier. Hood’S Pills are the best family cathartic and liver medicine. Harmless, reliable, sure. Mrs. John Brodnax and child¬ ren, of Carroiton, are visiting her father Mr. Asa F. Pirns, near Con¬ yers. WANTED—The unemployed to econo¬ mize their funds by buying drugs and medicines at about half what other druggists charge, at Jacobs’ Pharmacy (Atlanta). Call there for what you want. ALLEN SUMMERS, Conyers Agent. Misses Marian and Julia Price, of Atlanta, are visiting relatives and friends in this county this week. There is some talk of a crowd of Conyers gentlemen * going up in the mountains of North Geor¬ gia. Rev. N. L. Anderson, of Mont¬ gomery, Ala., is in our citv the guest of his sister, Mrs. P. P. Winn. Mr. A. N. Plunkett’s new ginery will soon be ready for cotton. It is one of the handiest gins in this section. Mrs. S. C. Stovall and Mrs. Jap. Shepard, of Atlanta, visited Mrs. S. C. Turner of our city last week and this. Remember that H. P. &. D. M. Almand & Co. will be in the mar¬ ket every day to buy your cotton. Bring it in. TIIE CROWD constantly drifts to our store because they save articles money by buying from us. All usually found in a first-class drug store are sold at cut prices. Jacobs’ Pharmacy (Atlanta). Allen Summers, Conyers Agt. Miss Mollie Miller, of Macon, is on a protracted visit to Miss Mat tie Wood and relatives, in Shef¬ field district. Mr. Elphus Nelms and sister, Miss Lizzie, returned home yes¬ terday after a visit of seveial dajB to relatives here. Tobacco users will find, in an¬ other column, an item of decided interest to them, headed “Don’t Stop Tobacco.” Mr. Morgan, of Clarkston, who has been acting depot agent in the absence of Mr. Norman, re¬ turned home yesterday. H. P. & D. M. Almand & Co. will seil the entire out put of the Conyers Bagging Co. Mr. C. D. Farrill is out taking orders. Mrs. J. J. Winn and Mrs W. D. Kirkpatrick, of Decatur, spent Tuesday in our city with Mrs. P. P. WinD, on Decatur street. Mr. J. L. Norman, our clever and accomodating depot agent, has been at Norwood this week sick. He returned yesterday. Wanted:—To buy or rent a house and lot in Conyers. Might buy a vacant lot. Geo. T. Smith, 2t Conyers, Ga. FOB OVER FIFTY YEARS __ Mrs. Winslow 0 oOOtnmg ... oyrnp S has been used for fifty years by millions of mothers for heir eh.M ren while teething, WjCJl perxeui child, success. It soothes the softens the ?nms allays all pain cures wind colic, ana is me oes, remedy for Diarrhoea. It will relieve the poor little sufferer im meddiately. Sold by drusrgist in everv part of the world Twenty five cents a bottle. Be sure and ask for “Mis. Winslow‘s Sooth j n g Syrup and take no other kind. Miss Elma Reynolds, a beauti¬ ful and accomplished young lady of Marrietta, is the guest this week of the Misses Peek near Conyers. The tax books for city of Con yeas are now open for receiv¬ ing city tax for year 1896. 4t M. H. Plunkett C. T. R. FACTS SAVE MONEY—Drugs, Pat¬ ent Toilet Medicines, Articles, Chemicals, Perfumes, Roots, Herbs, Barks, etc., of every conceivable kind, war¬ ranted genuine, at cut prices. Ev¬ erything Jacobs’ retailed at wholesale prices at Pharmacy (Atlanta). Allen Summers, Conyers Agt. Miss Dicie Argo, after spend¬ ing some two months with her brother, Mr. E. J. Argo, of this place, has returned to her home in Atlanta. Mr. Yirgil HoUingsworth and two sisters, Misses Ola and Libbie of Union Point, are spending a few days with relatives and friends in and around Conyers. Rey. Neal L. Anderson, pastor of the Central Presbyterian clutch of Montgomery, Ala, will preach at the Presbyterian church next Sabbath at 8 p. m. As was announced some weeks ago, the protracted meeting at the Presbyterian church will begin Sunday, August 23, one week from next Sunday. WE HAVE PUBLISHED A BOOK— A complete list of everything in the Drug, Patent Medicine and Toilet Article line. Everything retailed at wholesale prices. is It is worth much to you, and it well that you should have it. Ask our agent for one. It’s free. Jacobs’ Pharmacy (At¬ lanta). ALLEN SUMMERS, Conyers Agent, Miss Mollie Whitley, one of Lithonia’s prettiest young ladies, visited relatives and friends in and around Conyers this week. She returned home yesterday after¬ noon. The store room of Messrs Arnold and Auther Whitaker is nearing completien and will be a handsome room and one of the most desirable locations in town. Rev. Lamar Sims, of Jones¬ boro, wili preach at the Baptist church here Sunday in Rev. B D, Ragsdale’s place. The meeting will probably be protracted from Sunday. SEE HERE!—This business lms not drifted into its present popularity nor leaped there on the swift curreut of chance, hut it has a steady, con¬ servative, persistent, secure growth, public, due to keeping faith with its retailing everything at wholesale prices. Jacobs’ Pharmacy (At¬ lanta.) Allen Summers, Conyers Agt. We understand that Mrs. H. F. Buchanan will move to Stone Mountain to live with her son, Mr. Robt. Bf.chanan. We re¬ gret very much to see her leave our city. The many friends of Mr. James McDonald are glod to welcome bitnr* back to Conyers again. Mr Jim has been out in Taxes since last Christmas and, though he says he didn’t get home sick, he smiles a great broad smite when he meets the boys and seems to be glad to mingle with them again. We are glad he has come back and hope he will stay with us. "^V/'-BOTAHIC- \y « BLOOD BALM. aVSESS* gSSJg ■la.L'leers, Rheumatism. Catarrh. Salt lUimm and every form of Blood Disease from the SSSSSFiSK.2£ has more curative virtue than a dozen of “JSnZ to “ th „ „ /r£ re.ti,*eiitfree.on.<titpii- £ iok „ f cation, r f tJl ic U __ tj es< an a medicine win be sent, freight 8100D BALM CQ. S Atlanta, ... . „ 6 a. For sale by Dr. W. H. Lee, DR. HATHAWAY & CO. ThA KEl 1ABLE SI ECIALIS TS. JSegttiar Graduates in Medirtne, Authorised hy the State. u'nited^Stiites^’s^c^ur^roiessional 1 over the ability. AH business conducted on a strictly profes scnal basis andstrtetiy coniidential. Consultation Free I'.tofReo or by mail. Treatment sent every where free i rom observation. Lo interference withbusiness while using medicines. Seicina! Wsakness and Sexual Debility (SpSTRMATorrfoia AX!) Impotexct) caused by youthful follies and ex¬ ¥ cesses, rustics of producing blood to nervousness, tha head, pains losses, in the pimples back, and confused blotches ideas on the and face, for I RCttulness, manhood, etc., bashftilness, cured for aversion life. We to soc.etv, can stop loss niff of lit sexual losses, power, restore loss lost of sexual power.restore nerve and bratn power, enlarge and strengthen 1 weak parts arid make you fit for marriage. all its forms and cured k US*, ayprimb, C.mhilic that jor terrible disease, in Skin Diseases, Ulcers, stages, Swel¬ life. Blood Poisoning. and of Private, Diseases cured. HWx lings, Sores, Gouonhea* Gleet, without all terms caustic entting. No pain, ■ ka atfictm v permanently cured Patient can nsa the or treatment at home. mMn M exposure. thoso delicate diseases peculiar to your sex. at I a J.„ wecviH homo without instruments. Sumy cured after yonr own Rh^matism and pal" i) joints—a cure is bound to take place. Send statement of if.* se. tho efiocts and sealed l)U\ t tv foi beth sexes 61 free. pages, with full description of above diseases, No. cure, 1 for Men; j. )la!u wrapper, Read this little book and send ler Symptom Eiank. No. 2 lo. Women , No. 8 for Skin Diseases; No. 4 for Catarrh.......... Leading Specialists tne .. I r . litea .. , Mol , as. Take nc chancesauel abiain. the beat by consulting the m jhOitESTY 2-i DR. South Ei HATHAWAY ad St., & Atlanta, CO.. Ga. I SKILL Mr. J. W. Hollingsworth and family have returned to the r home in Atlanta, after spending a few days wdh his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Hollingsworth, of Smyrna. Mr. John Wesley Hollings¬ worth, of Atlanta, is down on a visit to relatives. Mr. Hollings¬ worth is in very feeble health and we hope his visit to Conyers will do him much good. The farmers of Rockdale are re¬ quested to meet at the courthouse on Saturday, the 15th iust., to consider Com. Nesbitt’s letter to the farmers regarding the cotton tie trust. Let all come out. WE HAVE PUBLISHED A BOOK— A complete list of everything in the Article Drug, Patent line. Everything Medicine and retailed Toilet at wholesale to and prices, it is well it that is worth should much you. yon have it. Ask our agent for one. It’s free. Jacobs’ Pharmacy (At¬ lanta). Allen Summers, Conyers Agt. Mr. Frank McCalla’s friends can now find him behind the Blue Front’s counters, wheie he will be pleased to wait on then. Frauk is clever, accomodating and polite and a good salesman. THE FIRST BALE. The first bale of new cotton for Rockdale was brought to Con¬ yers yesterday by Mr. G. J. Hol¬ lingsworth, of near Smyrna. It was sold to the highest bidder and was knocked down on II. P. <fc D. M. Almand & Co. at 10 cents a pound. If we are not mistaken Mr. Hollingswoth has brought in the first bale for three years past. He is one of our best farmers and never fails on taking the prize for good crops. Mr. J. C. Crum¬ ley, of Henry county, brought in another bale about an bout* be¬ hind Mr. Hollingsworth, and sold to the same firm that bought good the first bale. It was classet middling and brought cents. CASTORIA. The fte- ll » liBile titty •ljMWM wrapper. it ESTABLISHED IWi5 pu \y. H. LEE, STOCKINGS, FFATHERS, DEALER IN GOWNS AND CLOAKS may be col¬ Pure Drugs, Medicines, ored that will a black Diamond toilet articles, stationery, not perfumery,tobacco and cigars crock or fade if you use Dyes of FAST A Complete Line BLACK Diamond Dye Fait Slacks are of three All Kinds of kinds—one for wool, varnishes, one for cotton, and Paints, oils, one for silk and -will'not feathers. crock, The fade color or paint brushes, window glass, wash out, add the first trial etc., with a ten-eeut package of Diamond Dyes gives com¬ IB0€>:K8< plete success, for SlMODIf _ They w Easy to they are use M Stay Black SUROOL SUiPPM iBS. cheapness These qualities, v.ith their — lor one ten* SIS Garden seed, Dr. W. I T. 1 . \£ 1 C. A GOOD MAN PASSES A WAY. Rev. H. F. Buchanan died last Monday night at 8 o’c ock at his home in ibis city, on Decatur street, in the 76 year of his age. He had been in very feeble health for a year or more and was first up then down for a long time until some weeks ago when he was forced to take his bed for good. From this last attack he never rallied and gradually grew weak¬ er and weaker until last Monday night, when his pure spirit oassed peacefully to the great beyond, and his eyes opened upon the e ternal glories of the heavenly home. “Uucle Back,’’ as he was gen¬ erally called by everybody, was loved by all our people and held ♦ he confidence and high esteem of all who kuew him. In his death the Baptist denomination loses a most able minister, and he will be mourned as a truly good man. The interment occuired in Eastview vemeteiy Tuesday af¬ ternoon, after funeral services at the Conyers Baptist church by Rev. J. M. DeFoor. assisted by Revs. David Shaver and J. R. George. He was laid to rest with masonic honors, of which order he was an old and honored mem¬ ber. The bereaved relatives have our sympathy in their sad hour of trial. BUCKLEN’S ARNICA SALVE The best salve in the worll for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sor- s, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively required. cures piles, guarenteed or no to pay trive perfect It is satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25c. per box. For sale by Dr Wrn. H. Lee. Or. Mile.*’ p aln l’lllsstoo Headache. Monthly Palnseured bv Dr.Mlles’ Pain Pill*.
