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He are sorry to »oarn t '-at n-
1 ‘Jimmie Cook does no im
^oveanv, that it is. no ex -
eetedthat he He can has survive been confined man^
lore [bis for long time.
room a
[found—A- ladies’ fob chain, on
igtSunday morning, on the side
A to front of Mr. W.K.Downs'
Wence on Decatur street.
L r can get same by calling at
iisoffiee and paying for notice.
CASTORIA.
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Tie state convention of Epworth
eaguers, which meets in Atlan
to-nigW. will be attended by
Isses Mollie Richards and Min
Turner and Mr. Flonrney
lelms, delegates from the Con
[ers League.
Eockdale county will have a
Dtton factory and the only ques
onnow to decide is whether to
lild at the Paper mills or in
buyers; and we are glad to say
at the prospects are brightest
it Conyers.
is a result of watching the
blemians Saturday night from
leroof of Jim Dukes’ store, a
slain man in town was compell
Itohaveafour dollar pair of
lets patched before he could
Bar them again.
■ Messrs. Chas. W. Smith and
Fill Wallace visited at Lithonia
l? Sunday afternoon. It is
■ought that Mr. Smith has called
Iff all Sunday engagements in the
paiiite city and will discontinue
fis visits there.
j lose If you terms, are not and afraid to of deal my
come try
pme. Though very firm, .1
P yet very accomoaating, and
pi settling exact of my customers is they that
their bills with me
peretomy only terms.—Sum
F s< Big Busy Store.
I “The New Enterprise" is the
ke of a new paper in Conyers,
r first number of which
appeared on our streets last
fhrsday. The new paper is
Published in Atlanta and shipped
bConyers and mailed out. Mr.
Poe Guinn is the editor.
b. Pinkney, of Atlanta, came
,fn to Conyers last Saturday
gening aan< T> and who visited has been Miss Dallie
^ . hr so very
some time. Dr. Guinn,
I5 »Almand’s physician, informs
she is now doing very
r6: hnd is able to sit up some.
1 Tlie Work wort the m. )al1 • -i stop
on wa '
Td r a short while Tuesday by
“ Helms. The specifications
for cement in the founda
the builders were using
1 i ! SAWftiON iRi __ IS — ^ w J3L mm JBiS_ A ym Hk w S ■
The Greatest Cure on Earth for Pain. Cures
PeDnanentlv cX R Rheumatism* b“, Neuralgia, Sciatica,
Scalds, Burns Swellings,
P^kache or any other pain. SALVATION OIL
**Weverywhere f or 25 cts. Refuse substitut es.
PLUGS,The Great Tohacco AntWole.Mk. Dwfcu* «r p»aM,C.M«er * Ce-, Barto-.tM.
CONYERS, GA., THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1897.
lime, and as soon as the cement
arrives the work will go on. Judge
Helms expects to see that the
specifications are carried out to
the letter and that the work is all
first class.
^ company composed of talent
0( j y OUn g. people from Conyers
S p ea k G f giving the great temper
ance drama, “Ten nights in a bar
room,“ in Covington before long.
We are sure they will find a gen¬
erous welcome and receive a large
and liberal patronage. —Coving¬
ton Enterprise.
The Bohemians played at Al
mand's Ha ! l on last Saturday
night and again on Monday night.
The Monday night performance is
said to have been the best ever
in Conyers. Some of our people
didn’t like the “tights’* and
wouldn’t go out, but the plays on
both nights were good.
A Sunday school was organ¬
ized at Fairview, near Hon. A. J.
Smith's, last Sunday afternoon
with about 35 scholars. Mr. E. J.
Argo was made superintendent
and Mr. John McDaniel secreta¬
ry. The people of that communi¬
ty are very much in earnest and
the school is bound to be a suc¬
cess.
CASTORIA.
The fac¬ *■*• is on
simile every
signature / wrapper.
of
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Almand will
move into the house with Mr.
Almand's parents Saturday. Mr.
and Mrs. Almand have been stay¬
ing at the home of Col. Peek for
three weeks and Mr. Ed thinks
he can enjoy his morning nap af¬
ter coming back to town, He
says ho has to rise early where he
has been staying.
Next Saturday week the Rock¬
dale Sunday School Association
will meet at Smyrna. Hon. G. R.
Glenn, State School Commission¬
er, will be present and deliver an
address. There is not a more
unique and interesting speaker in
the state than Mr. Glenn, and all
who attend the Association will
hear something good.
THERE IS NOTHING SO
GOOD.
There is nothing just as good
as Dr. King’s New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds,
so demand it and do not permit
the dealer to sell you some sub
stitute. He will not claim there
is anything better, but in order
to make more profit he may claim
something else to be jnst as good.
You want Dr. King’s New Dis¬
covery because yon know it to be
safe and reliable, and guaranteed
to do good For Coughs, or money Cold, Con- re
funded. effeetions of
sumption and for all
Throat Chest and Lungs, there
is nothin? so good as is Dr.
king’s New Dr. Discovery. W. H. Lee’s Trial
bottle free at
Drug Store. Regular size ^ 50
ceQ ts and $1.00.
On last Sunday afternoon Mr.
Turner Swann, of Conyers, and
Miss Ida Edward’s, daughter of
Mr. W. F. Edwards of Newton
county, were united in marriage.
It was a run-away affair and is
said to have been somewhat ex¬
citing after the father of the
young lady began to chase the
run-aways. The young people
have lots of friends who wish
them well.
During the Centennial Exposi¬
tion at Nashville, Tenn., the fol¬
lowing r’tes will be given from
Apr. 27th to Oct. 30th 1897: From
Conyers to Nashville and return,
7 day limit, $7.40; 15 day limit,
$10.50; limit to Nov. 7th, $14 30.
Route is via Atlanta, W & A. Ry.
to Chattanooga, N. C. <fcSt. L. Ry.
to Nashville. The distance from
Conyers to Nashville is 320 miles
and will bo made in 12 hours. See
Mr. J. L. Norman, agent at this
place, for further particulars.
WILL CLOSE AT SIX.
The following merchants will
close their stores a G o’clock, p.m.,
except on Saturdays, or on spe¬
cial occasions, beginning May 1st
and continuing until further no¬
tice:
W. L. Adair, W. S. Marbut,
Summers’ Big Store, M. H. Plun
ket, E. S Everitt, R. W. Tucker,
J. J. Langford, O. B. Hudson, W.
V. Alraand & Son, D. M. Almand
& Sons, McDonald & Haygood,
Miss Emma Riley, J. Id. Almand
& Co,, John C. Stephenson, M. L.
Wood & Co.
TAX RECEIVER'S NOTICE,
The books for receiving tax re¬
turns for the year 1897 are now
open, and I will be at the county
precincts as follows:
Sheffield—April 28, May 19 and
June 16.
Lorraine—April 29, May 20 and
June 17
Honey Creek—April 30, May 21
and June 18
And at J. J. Langford's in Con¬
yers the remainder of the time.
G.H Hull, T.R Rockdale Co.
A PREACHER’S DIARY.
The Atlanta Journal, of last
Saturday, published the following
from the diary of Rev. B., D.
Ragsdale, pastor of the Baptist
church at Conyers and secretary
of the Georgia State Baptist con
vention:
“After closing up the work of
the convention in Gainesville, Dr.
Ragsdale came to Atlanta and
spent some time at the Franklin
printing office, reading proof
sheets of the minutes. From there
he went out to the Atlanta Bap¬
tist Seminary, heard scholars
reading Greek and German and
gaye some lessons in theology.
Sunday he spent in Griffin, ^ preach¬ the
ing morning and evening in
Baptist church, the pastor being
sick. From there he went to Mer¬
cer, giving lessons to
some of the students. From Ma
con he went to Milledgeville,where :
iip^ Atlanta
-He returned to on of
Wednesday to attend a meeting
the state mission board; venter
day he
** he “tteieS has gone fishing, to collect
*
senses.”
Buggies
THE LARGEST SHIPMENT OF BUG¬
GIES AND PHAETONS E VER
MADE TO CONYERS.
CD
Have received a whole car load of Buggies and Phaetons in
addition to tlieir already immense stock, and by buying so
many at a time, they are enabled to save you money.
It is money out of your pocket to buy without first seeing and
pricing our big line of vehicles. Competition is not in it with us.
Wo have not bought this car load of buggies in order to get them
cheaper and make larger profits, but we are going to give the people
the benefit of it. See us before you buy.
W. V. Almancl & Son
READ THIS!
We sell the
HIGHEST GRADE GUANO
on the market,
AT ANY PRICE.
ROCKDALE ALLIANCE GUANO
Ava. Rhos., Amonia, Potaash.
11.13. 3.41. 4.08.
These figures are given by Dr. Geo. F. Payne, the State
Chemist, and will not down.
We sell Guano, Acids, Meal and Muriate Potash at the
very lowest prices.
See us and we will save you money.
J. P. TILLEY.
GUANOS AN1) ACIDS.
We offer for sale some of the very Highest Grade
Fertilizers on the market, old and reliable.
OUR FERTILIZERS
Have been tested for years by reliable farmers
in widely different localities and found always equal to best
We Wish, to Sell You.
BE SURE to get our prices and examine our
goods before buying. We will appreciate your trade.
Smith <& Lifsey.
Office in Dr. Lee’s Store.
FIRE INSURANCE.
I am agent for the Georgia
Home, Home of New York and
g[ ar tford Fire Insurance Compa
B|e8 and solj . Bh your
patronage. Iveepec ,
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NO. 16.
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3D JR. XL. A. JOKES,
Dental Surgeon,
Center St, Conyers, Ga.
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