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Machines,
in fact anything to be
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iepa ired will be on
I also have for sale
S'tesjevelry, hires. Prices bicycles low and
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personal items
£ n d Other Home Notes
of Interest.
6o{o Smyrna Saturday.
Frying chickens are getting
»e- building
Conyers has a move
d her.
u r< y. B. Osborn is in Atlanta
Is week.
How about the blackberry crop,
Is it killed?
Fishing parties are very numer¬
ous just now.
The “young idea” will soon en¬
joy a vacation.
The days are growing mosoton
ias to guano agents.
$j r5 M H. Plunket visited in
.
Atlanta last week.
The farmers are going right
tog with their crops.
K, T. Street is selling all kinds
if coffee 7 lbs for $1.00.
Cleanup your premises. It's
leeessary to good health.
Miss Susie Argo visited rela¬
tes at Oak Grove Sunday.
Mr- S. H. Wood, of Princeton,
lisited relatives here Sunday.
Mr. George Jones visited his
bilv in Conyers this week.
9 lbs good green coffee for one
3o!!ar at D. M. Almard & Sons.
|Mr. J. W. McClung and wife
pie visiting in Augusta this week.
! The old bell tower will be sold
pthe highest bidder next Tues
pay.
I All kinds of refreshing drinks
pbe bad at The New Drug
tore.
Mrs. X. B. Hudson, of Newnan.
kited relatives in Conyers last
tek.
Mr. W. V. Almand has had a
luge barn built at his home in
HD.
See the dwarf urices put on
Slant values at Summers’ Big Bus
[Store.
Mrs X. Whitley, of near Litho
visited relatives here this
itek.
Mr. D M. Almand spent a por
taR w eek at Jackson on
feiness.
L Almand & Sons have just
fee ked a large lot of Gainesville
I® 085 ) cheap.
'-e have on hand all kinds of
Nices legal blanks. Call at
®s office.
Mrs. Carl Werber, of Atlanta,
ber mother, Mrs. Dukes,
*1 Sunday.
Mken you want sugar, coffee,
^nything- ^nd A Sons. else, call on D. M.
M** Luther Cain, of Lawrence
»visited in Conyers Sunday
1,1 Monday.
*ts. \\ % y_ Admand; ____is on a visit
-r daughter, Winder. Mrs. Arthur Dab
^ V6 i a large lot of hav !
® and corn, corn nay,
"«> hand atLr ChirlAt- ,® y Pniipv 1
tot !? f Dr Tl °
4ct;w„, ;' P IC “ d h e ‘ U ' do tbe
* tell - -
you „ what it . is . p*ood for)
charge. Try it
Sling- me your stock for past
urage * Good pasture, reasonable
E Whitaker.
Miss Sallie Cunard, of Jasper
county, is visiting Mr. O. L. Cun
ard in cur town.
Miss Henrietta Childers, of At¬
lanta, visited in our city last Sat¬
urday and Sunday.
Mrs. M. 0. Elliott, of McDon¬
ough, is the guest of Mrs. T. A.
Elliott this week.
Messrs N. T. Street and N. B.
Lackey are in Henry county on
a fishing frolic.
Mrs. Shelmau, of Monroe, vis¬
ited her daughter, Mrs. T. E
Brodnax, last week.
Irish potatoes and snap beans
make a tempting dish, and Jim
Dukes keeps both on hand.
Miss Janie Pruett, of Shelman,
paid Miss Emma Riley a flying
visit last week.
If you want the best bread you
ever ate, carry your grain to A. N.
Plunkei's mill.
Mis. R Smith, of Gainesville,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. A *
Pierce, in our city.
The largest assortment of straw
hats in town, at prices too low to
quote, is at C B. Hudson’s.
The Tennessee Centennial ex¬
position will throw open it3 gates
to visitors Saturday.
Dr. W. H. Lee advertised in
the Banner last week for two pigs
and got four. See?
Messrs Arthur Copeland and
Jonce Elliott, of McDonough, vis¬
ited relatives here Sunday.
When you want clothing, just
call on I). M. Almand & Sons
They will sell you clothing cheap.
Eider Wm. Wood filled his reg¬
ular appointment at Corn nth, in
Walton county - , last Sunday.
Mrs. G. A. Street is, we are sor¬
ry to note, very sick at this writ¬
ing. May she soon be well.
Mrs V. C. A'mand has been on
a, visit to he; parents, Mr. an 1
Mrs. A. J. Ogletrae, near Cora.
Commencing Monday after
noon the business houses of our
town will close doors at 6 o’clock.
Shoo and harness repairing of
all kinds promptly and neatly
done by J. W. Cartev, Conyers,Ga
State School Commissioner
Glenn will be at Smyrna Satur¬
day. A treat awaits all who at¬
tend.
Mrs. Jas. Corley, of Atlanta,
visited her parents, Rev and Mrs.
J. F. Wallis, in.the place, last
week.
Dr. and Mrs. Moses Richardson
of Norcross, formerly citizens of
Conyers, visited in our city last
week.
Mrs. Haden Hollingsworth and
Mrs. Roe Hollingsworth, of At¬
lanta, are visiting relatives in tli s
county.
Mrs. Dr. Riley and children, of
Atlanta, visited the family of Mr.
Addison Riley last Saturday and
Sunday.
The corner stone of the new
library building, at Oxford, was
laid on Monday with appropriate
services.
DRESS MAKING-See Miss
May Capebart, at Miss Emma
Riley's milliner store, before hav¬
ing your sewiDg done.
Mr. Levi Welborn, of Atlanta,
visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse M. Welborn, Dear Conyers,
last Sunday.
CTts - brmse8 ' sores ulcers, salt
hands,* . feversorps .tetter, chapped
chilblains, corxs. and all
c kin eruptions, and positively
plies, Vuarenteed or uo pav required. perfect
It is toeive
satisfaction, or money refunded,
PrinA oet box* for saie by
Dr Wm. H. Lee.
Mr. P, G. Lucas, of Cartersville
visited the family of Mr. G. A.
Lucas in our city last Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss Eunice Hollingsworth
has returned home from a pleas¬
ant visit to relatives and friends
at Hayston.
Dr. J. A. Stewart is in attend¬
ance upon the annual meeting of
the Masonic fraternity at Macon
this week.
Mrs. Ophelia Clotfelter, of At
lanta, is visiting her mother,
Mis Hosannah Plunket, at Oak
grove, this week.
Did you get a sample of Dr.
Techenor's Antiseptic? If so,
don't throw it away—it's too good
to be wasted. Try it when you
get hurt or have colic. It will do.
its busiuess quick.
Miss Lou Hudson, one of Shef¬
field's pretty and attractive young
ladies, is the gruest of her sister,
Mrs. G. A. Alrnand
Snap beans and 1897 Irish po¬
tatoes are somewhat scarce, but
Jim Dukes has enough to supply
you with a nice mess.
Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Alrnand
and children, of Atlanta, visited
the family of Mr. John T. Adair
from Friday til! Sunday.
Mr. D. M. Alrnand will go to
Willmington, N. C., next week to
bo in attendance upon the South¬
ern Baplist convention.
Miss Irene Capeliart, one of
Sheffield's pretty young ladies,
visited Misses May Smith and
Mabel Whatley this week.
Tax Receiver G. H. Hull would
like to know what you were worth
on the first of March. Better
cell and see him about it.
Mr. L. K. Bishop and little
daughter, Myrtle, who have been
in Florida during the past winter,
are here on a visit to relatives.
Summer dress goods, laces and
embroideries at Hudson's for
stylish people and also for those
who can't afford to be stylish.
Miss Annie Lee, who has been
very sick for several weeks, is
thought to be some be f ter. May
she soon be restored to health.
Col. Livingston is making a
great effort to retain some of the
post masters oppointed under
the Democratic administration.
Give your watch, clock and jew¬
elry work to my agent, Mr. S. L.
Almand, if you want a first class
job done. All work guaranteed.
Ned Smering, Covington, Ga.
Mrs. II B Brooks, who has
been visiting relatives for several
weeks ar Gillsviile, Ga , will re¬
turn home tomorrow or next
day.
Mr. J. W. Beard, one of the
oldest citizems of this
county, died last Thursday. He
had been in feeble health for a
long time.
Col. J. N. Hale's residence on
Decatur street is undergoing a
complete change and will be a
handsome and convenient dwell¬
ing when finished.
What is a “Beau Catcher?” It
is a young lady dressed in one of
Hudson's stylish dress patterns
and trimmed with suitable trim¬
mings. Stylish people all go to
Hubson's for dress goods, laees
and trimmings.
FOE OVER FIFTY YEARS
sofrens cures wind the pums colic, and alia^s is a.l t«e pa.n best
for Diarrhoea. It will re
lieve the poor little sufferer imme
J.ately, Sold by world. Dru^iats in
every part of the Be Twenty
five cents a bottle. sure and
for Mx j . W idsIow h oootJ'iug’
Syrop,“ and take no other kind.
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BIG STORES,
we show more Shoes,
more Olothing and more
Dress Goods than any
house in Conyers.
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Messrs Alieu Suramo Rob ■
s,
Gailey, Dan Hudson and Chart y
Gailoy visited some of Coving¬
ton's beautiful young ladies last
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Lula Guinn, one of the
teachers in the Girl's Industrial
and Normal school at M lledge
ville, visited her parents in this
place last Saturday.
Mr. W. U. Walds is engaged
in building a house iu Augusta.
Therft are no better carpenters
in the land than Bob Wallis, and
be is always in demand.
Miss Mamie Shaver went as a
delegate from Conyers to the
meeting of lire North Georg’a
Missionary Conference, which
met at Athens last week.
People go in droves to the
ley Drug Co's, to get. a bottlo of
Dr. Tichenor's Antiseptic, the
most wonderful healing compound
of the ninetenth century.
Conyers lias the ‘'stuff ’’ out of
which to organize a winning base
ball team, and the boys are look
ing around for the best players,
In a short time a te im will bo or
ganized that can't be beat by any
amateur players.
FREE PILLS
Send your address to H. E
Bucklen & Co. Chicago, and get
a free sample box of Dr King’s
New Life Pills. A trial will con
vince you of their merits. These
trills are easy in action and are
particularly effective in the cure
of constipation and Sick Head¬
ache. F<>r Maiaiia and Liver
troubles they have been proved in
valuable. They are guaranteed
to bo perfectly free from every
deleterious substance and to be
purely vegetable. They do not
weaken by their action, but by
giving tone to stomach and bow¬
els greatly invigorate the system.
Regular size 25c. per box. Sold
by Dr. W. II. Lee, Druggist.
Art Gallery
Over (Postoffice, Conyers, Ga.
Only first class work sent
out—Lowest prices—Pictures shine—Tin
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maae ram or
types made in fair weather
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0 n!v< p r . im? > 3 0 f a ll kinds
an d sizes at hard time prices,
IL ]>. Brooks.
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For sale by Dr. W. H. Lee.
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M’i ss |mma Riley
wishes to announce that her
new line of Spring Millinery
goods are here, and invites
you to cal! and examine them.
She has a full and complete
line of flats. Flowers, Lacps, Rib¬
bons, Eh ,, M NEW GOODS, and
can TRIM YOUR IIAT right
up to the times, Don't fail
to see her and save monej’ Ijy •
trading with her. She also
sells the “New Idea Pattern,”
perfect in tit, at io the cents. of
Call on her at post
She can please yo.u
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j stock of is
Our stoves too
j l.n ge and we are going to re
i dime it by making extremely
low prices, for cash. •
■ 1 o rn, 1 . 0 6 l:he (T Ladies:
We have just received an
other case of Crockcry and
Glassware, We have entire
jly too many 1 "t ni it dishes,
soup plates am large flat
dishes, which we will sell at
cost for a few days.
dBeaublful bo ' he Jffiye,
As well as durable, is the
new Delft ware, which we
have just opened up, and al¬
so a full Jin 0 >f St. Louis
granite ware, which is so well
known.
,Jdo ,bi he jJen.
A few odds and ends of
hardware at cost, such as re
jpair links, rope snaps, chest
| locks, hatchets, etc.
\Jffiaehine Hezah-J
1 We keep hand all
try to on
kinds of sewing machine
needles and extras.
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Will arrive in a few days
two cases of ice cream freez
iers. assorted sizes.
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