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About The Rockdale banner. (Conyers, Ga.) 1888-1900 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 22, 1896)
yjs sJlB afl&tss < 3 * jplibM? 5 a # gg# flags ssj Hjj w 3& N) f\ ci ssaea®. s B i My Business. ; “So”t watch Maker STREET. and Jeweler. Johnson * Goode’sTinshop. SS“»e« want a new watch of any clock, it will pay you to K.niliee'"- ersonal items [ind Other Home Notes of Interest. | pay for your paper. wood. I griDg us some £gge, 15 cents a dozen. A good whole stock boot for $1 N T Street's. It is reported that ice was seen last Monday morning. When you think of clothing and shoes also Summers. Best 150 proof kerosene oil at 15c at C. W. Smith. Seven pounds good green cof¬ fee for $1 at Streets. Mr. C. B. Hudson has and ad in this paper. Real it. Just received a large lot of new goods at M. II. Plunket’s. 5 pounds of good coffee for $ 1 H P & D M Aim and & Co’s. Conyers has two handsome and well equipped drug stores. N T Street wants 500 dozen eggs at 15 cents per dozen. A fine lot of shoes to arrive soon at M. H. Plunket’s, Miss Lena Bishop visited friends in Covington last Sunday. Remember when you want flour to zo to H I’ & D M Almand <fc Co’s. You will find full and fresh as¬ sortment of candi s at C. W. Smith's. Mr. J. R. Langford, of Atlanta, is handling the yard stick for J. J. Langford. The finest lot of fancy candies ever shown can be seen at M. H. Plunket’s The Gaiiey 13rag Co. announces in this issue that they are ready for business. Large lot of checks and shirt¬ ing 1 just received at H P & D M Almand & Co’s. Mr, Dwight Green, and wife visited Mr. IP. T. Gte wart’s fam¬ ily Sunday. Everybody invited to eail and see m y elegant line fancy candies. —-M. H. Piunket. The Blue Flont asks your a f tentioix this week to a space at the top of this page. Mrs. Cloud, of Jonesboro, is here on a visit to her daughter, Mrs. B. D. Ragsdale. Mr. Earnest Vaughn and sister, Miss Lizzie, visited relatives at Haystoa last Sunday. Mr. James McDonald, of At¬ lanta, visited his father in Con¬ s' 61 ^ Sunday last. Mr. Joe Hugh Reese has dis¬ posed of the Cleveland Progress returned to Conyers, and ▼ill probably remain with us, for » while at least. CASTOR IA Tor Infants and Children. %lM ■psst* —* is« St enry { vr-jper. Miss Sadie McCalla is on a visit to relatives and frieuds Decatur this week. Miss Lela Thompson, of Rocky Plains, is the guest of Miss No¬ die Stewart this week. It is only a sho.t while now till the city will elect Mayor and al¬ dermen for another year. rs. Susan Hammock and Miss Sarah Williams are visiting Mrs. M. P. Williams in our town. Shoes new stock, low price!*, cannot keep them, must be sold immediately. C. W T . Smith. We want some of our delin¬ quents to bring us some wood. Will take green oak or dry pine. Mrs. T. F. and Julia Petty, of Covington, visited Mrs. A. A. Dukes, of this place, last Monday. Special run on Snow Flake crackers at 9c per pound, just for the next few days.—C. W. Smith, Little Barney Clotfelter has been quite sick for several days past. Hope he will soon recov er. Mr. H. P. Almand, sr., of In gleside, was in onr town Tues¬ day looking after business inter¬ ests. Mrs. James Hollingsworth vis¬ ited relatives in Covington from last Saturday morning till Mon¬ day afternoon. Prior, the little son of Mr. H. P. Almand, jr., is very sick at this writing and we hope for him a speedy recovery. Blood and Nerves ar* very closely re¬ lated. Keep the blood rich, pure and healthy with Hood’s Sarsaparilla and you will have no trouble Irom nervo usness. Get only Hood’s. Hood ’8 PHIS are the best after-dinner pills, assist digestion, prevent constipation. 25c. We are glad to learn that Mr. John I. Almand, w r ho has been quite sick with fever for several days, is some better. You will save money by seeing C. W. Smith before buying your sugar, coffee and fllour. Fresh stock just received. M<s. Jatr« Ward, of Newton county, is visiting her father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. W T . T. Stew¬ art, in our city this week. Miss Cooney McDonald and little Wilhe Mae Albert, of At¬ lanta, visited Dr. H. PI. McDon¬ ald’s family last Sunday. Mr. L- J. Bentley, of Atlanta, is at his mother's home in this place on account of sickness. We hope he will soon be well. Miss Alice Johnson, of Mc¬ Donough, after a pleasant visit of several days to relatives in our town, has returned home. “Did you buy that coffee from N T Street?‘‘ “No.“ “Wei!, you lost 40 cents, He would have gold you 7 lbs for a dollar." Mr. and'Mrs. W.N. McKnight s two little children, who have been so very sick for several days past, are now thought to be improving. Misses Bessie Ray and Susie Lee, two pretty young ladies of Atlanta, were the guests of Mrs. A. A. Bentley in our city this week. We ask those who are due us anything for past subscription to come in pay us something, if you can’t pay all. The season is pass¬ ing and we need some money. BUCKLEN S ARNICA SALVE The best salve in the worl I for cuts, braises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively required. cures piles, guarenteed or no to pay give perfect Jt is refunded, j satisfaction, or box. money For sale by Price 25c. per Lee. 1 > Dr Wa H. COTTON. Middling.................. 7c Up to Tuesday night, the 6th inst, the total receipts for Conyers this season is 5,272. There will be preaching at the Presbyterian church to night, to¬ morrow night and Sunday, and the Lord's Supper will be admin¬ istered after the sermon at eleven o’clock on Sunday. Miss Emma Riley is selling the “New Idea” pattern at the uni¬ form price of 10 cents each. They are guaranteed to give a perfect fit and are all of the latest style. Mr. John B. Cordero, Vice President and general manager of the Equitable Benefit Frater¬ nity, of Atlanta, is in our town this week trying to organize a branch in Conyers. W e under¬ stand he is meeting with some success. Mr. E. A. Walker and two sons, Messrs E. L. and C. O. Walker, and Mr. E. F. Harris, a son-in law of the former gentleman, all of Mississippi, arrived in Conyers last Monday afternoon and are visiting Mr. G. W. Walker, near Smyrna. Messrs G. L' Kennon, A. M. Helms, Otis Adair, Frank Mc¬ Calla, Tom and Henry Austin, Rob Gaiiey, Mike Hudson, Joe Norman, Luther Cain and others were all seen at an Atlanta diu ning table last Sunday. Flour and meat are both up this week. Dr. Lewis A. Lee has recently purchased from large northern and western houses an immense stock of fine Christmas goods to be shipped about the middle of November. It will be the largest and most handsome assortment of holiday goods ever 88en in Con¬ yers. The public are cordially invited to call and inspect the goods when they arrive. Mr T. C. McCalla left Conyers Tuesday morning for EastoD, Pa , where he goes to visit the big sboQ house of The C. M. Ilapgood Shoe Co., for w hom he is travel¬ ing. Mr. McCalla is one of the best traveling men in this coun¬ try and enjoys a hue trade all ovex this state, and there is not a more clever, whole hearted man to be found anywhere than Tom McCalla. He will remain at Easlon several days and when he returns he will have with him a big line of spring samples. Ready For Business. We take much pleasure in inviting your attention to the fact 11 1 at we have just opened a Drug Store tilted with ’modern conveniences, which it is our intention to make second to none in this part of the country. We have placed in stock nothing but the very best and purest drugs obtainable, and we are prepared to fill the most difficult prescrip¬ tions. We will Parry in stock everything usually found in a first class drug store. Soliciting your patronage and extending you a cordial invitation to call and exam¬ ine our store and its appoint¬ ments, we remain Very Respectfully, CJ/te 37* /2 . / Uutp OASTOHIA. n« be- —■“ it ea jjg-a-.are ent7 * THE & LADIES m 1 mse0 never fail to get pleased when they visit my store. My stock of ladies Capes and Dress Goods are complete, and it is easy to get suited from my elegant line. Prices as well as quality make it easy to get suited at my store. My stock of Shoes and Clothing is up-to-date and all I ask of you is to examine them-*-our low prices will do the rest. I also have a fine line of samples of Custom Made Clothing and can take your measure and guarantee perfect fit. Don’t fail to see my goods before you buy. Yours for Capes, Dress Goods, Shoes and Clothing. Chas. B. Hudson. Dr. L. B. Clifton's entertain¬ ments for the past t wo weeks have been highly instructive as well as a source of much pleasure to our people. Last Thursday evening he gave an interesting lecture on physiology, illustrating as he talk¬ ed with stereoscopic views on a large canvass. Then followed a trip through India. On Monday evening be gave some line pict¬ ures of Egypt, her pyramids, en¬ tombed cities, and muuy other objects of interest, which were highly entertaining and exceed¬ ingly instructive LITTLE ELLA McKNIGHT. Little Ella, seven year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. N. McKnight, after a very short ill¬ ness with membranous croup,died on laBt Thursday evening at ahout six o’clock. She was a remarka¬ bly bright little girl and was a favorite with all who knew her. Though very young, she was a regular scholar of the Presbyte¬ rian Sabbath school and could say the Ten Commandments, word for word, without the slightest bobble. The funeral services occurred at the Presbyterian church Fri¬ day afternoon, conducted by Revs Winn and JJuillian, after which the remains were buried in Roek dalo cemetery. We truly sympathize with the bereaved parents. Tie fac¬ — - Is e» simile every eiguatura { wrapper. cf AH druggists puarantco T)r. Miles’ I’Ars »h,l,s to stoo ii ‘.adticije. ‘One cent a dose.’* Monthly Pains cured bv Dr. Miles' Pain P.’Jls. ESTABLISHED 186?. J)J{. W. 11 . LEE, STOCKINGS, FEATHERS, DEALER IN GOWNS AND CLOAKS may Le col¬ Pure Drugs Medicines, ored that will a black not Diamond toilet articles, stationery, crock or fade t perfumery,to) accoand cigars if you use Dyes FAST WL > A Complete Line DTAhllS, cf BLACK SPJ' Blocks ar-iu ihree All Kinds cf riTvi kinds—otic for wool* one one for for cotton, idlk Jind .aid Paints, oils, varnishes, will not feathers. crock, The fade < olor or paint brushes window gins* wash out, and the first trial etc., with a ten-rent package of Diamond DyC3 gives com¬ plete success,for .SCHOOL 33D0K3, T 1 hey , are Easy jj to , use ■S .ni they Stay Black g tUI D OX STJPPXJ ES. These qualities, with their cheapness — for or.e ter. Garden seed, m r si 11 W. Jrl. LEE. Fresh pork sausage at Smith’s. Fresh lot of turnips just re¬ ceived at C W Smith's. Dr. Clifton’s Vaporizing In¬ haler, for the cure of catarrh, asthma and ail diseases of the air passages. I have taken the agen¬ cy for the sale of the above infal¬ lible remedy. Please eall at my office and investigate It. A. Jones, Dentist. A GREAT CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY. 1 want to loll 11 u of my wonderful succem, fleing a poor irirl and nocdlnv money badly, 1 tried the dish washer buslne** and have cleared $200every month. It is more money than I over hud before and I can't help tell¬ ing you about it. tor I believe any person can d< as well as I have If thoy « nly try. Dish washer* sell on sijtht; everv lady wants one. The Mound City Dish Washer Co , St. Louis, Mo . will give you all necessary instructions, so you can begin work at once, The dish washer does work; you can wash Hud dry dishes in two or threo minutes without put¬ ting .vour in the water at all. Try this business and let us know how »<vj succeed. Er.TZABKTU C. Miss Emma Riley 4 Desires to call attention to her new stock of tall millinery, which is complete in all lines, consisting of the latest Styles and Shades, with prices to suit all. Call and see her at the post office. It is a pleasure to show goods. I Mend Watches Don’t do anything else, and for that reason can mend your watch better than anybody eUo. Bring me your repair won*. A. J. STROM, .lewder, ifanuer oilieo. (.onytvs. Ga.
