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has just received a let of these famous glass¬
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THE LOCAL NEWS
The Visitors, Who They
Are and Who They
Are Visiting.
happenings of the week told
In Brief Paragraphs. What
is Going on About Town.
New legal ads in this issue.
Buy your school supplies at
The Gailey Drug Cos.
M. H. Plunket has an ad. in
this paper.
New goods, latest styles.—The
Blue Front.
Read the Gailey Drug Co’s ad.
in this paper.
Mr. Press Born spent Sunday
at Lome with his family.
Miss Mattie Wood, we are sorry
to note, is sick of fever.
Rev. J. F. Wallis has returned
from a visit to Alabama.
“By his bargains you shall know
him"—The Racket Store.
Mr. Geo. Holcomb has return¬
ed to Conyers to enter school.
Master Leslie Cooper visited
relatives at Stone Mountain Sun
day.
Miss Iver Hardin is very sick
with fever. May she soon be well
again.
We can supply your wants in
the school book line.
The Gailel Drug Co.
Mr. E. M. Hudson, of Newnan,
was here Monday for a short
while.
Mr. T. A. Elliott is having a
■fresh coat of paint put on his
dwelling.
Miss Laura Carroll v of Atlanta,
is visiting relatives in the-county
this week.
Mrs. Jas. Hollingsworth is on a
visit to her daughter, &t Kayston,
this week,
$1 wheat saaay be possible. Our
Hi shoes are a fact.—The New
York.Racket Store.
Mrs. R. W. Itfilner, of Lithonia
visited Miss Emma Riley one day
last week.
Dr. H. Qiuiffg has returned
home from a two weeks visit to
Porter Spings.
Mr. George T. Smith has moved
his family back to his home in
Sheffield district.
THE WHOLE system feels the
■ effect of Hood's Sarsaparilla —stom¬
ach, lister, kidneys, SUSTAINED. heart, nerves are
strengthened and
Mr. J. W. Albert came up
Covington Sunday and spent the
day with, relatives.
Mr. Arthur Copeland and wife,
of McDonough, visited in our eifcy
Saturday and Sunday.
It is a wise buyer who knows
where to fish for bargains—at
the New York Racket Store.
Miss Maud Kinney has returned
to her home at Lithonia, after a
visit of several days in Conyers.
Dr. Tichenor's Antiseptic is
placed squarely on its own merits
asking no favors, fearing no com
petitors and courting fair trial.
Mrs. J. J. Cook has had her
residence on Mill street ircprov
^
Dr. Melton has moved his
livery business to the Pierce
stables.
Miss Sadie Hale will enter Cox
College when that institution
opens its doors again.
Mr. B. D. Crossley has moved
his family to Atlanta and editor
Wallis has moved into his home.
We have just received a new
assortment of handkerchiefs ex¬
tracts, all odors.
The Gailey Drag Co.
In case of colic or pains in stom
ach or bowels, Dr. Tichenor's An¬
tiseptic gives relief in a few min¬
utes.
Misses Iver Granade and Mam
mie Hollingsworth, of Atlanta,
are visiting relatives in this coun
ty
We are “in the swim" Our
new goods are in and ready for
your inspection.—The Blue
Front.
Miss Lena BDhop and little
niece, Myrtie Bishop, are spend¬
ing several days with friends in
Atlanta.
As to the merit of Dr. Tichenor's
Antiseptic the proprietors refer
to any and everyone who has
given it a fair trial.
Qnite a lot of New York's lat¬
est styles in dress goods and
clothing are now being exhibited
at The Blue Front.
We are requested to announce
that thete will be preaching at
Christian church the second Sun¬
day of this month.
This may be an off year in pol¬
itics, but we are in it as usual
for bargains.—Summers New
York Racket Store.
Misses Hattie and Lottie Mar
but, two pretty young ladies of
Allanta, visited Mrs. J. C.
Stephenson this week.
Mr. George Ragsdale, of De
Kalb county visited the families
of Rev. B. D. Ragsdale and Hon.
R. H. Cannon last week.
We are glad to announce the
improvement of Dr. B. D. Rags¬
dale's little girl, who has been
very sick for sometime.
Don't be a “Grabstafcer" in
Klondyke when you can strike
rich nuggets of bargains at the
New York Racket Store.
Mrs. Harrison and little daugh¬
ter, New York, are spending
several days in Conyers. They
are stopping at the Commercial.
People are surprised at the won¬
derful cures wrought by Dr. Tich¬
enor's Antiseptic, a remedy for
Bursas, Wounds or other injuries.
A feiend in need is a friend in¬
deed. When badly wounded you
need a friend. Dr. Tichenor's A n -
tiseptoic will prove a friend indeed.
Mis. R. L. Albert and little
daughter, Irene, have returned
to their home in Atlanta, after
spemSing several weeks in Con¬
yers.
Miss iFleta, the bright and
complished daughter of C©4. W.
H. Simpkins, will attend Cox
College, at College Park,
coming term.
FOR SALE—A five room
house and large lot, in rear of
Methodist church, on Glade
street, on easy terms. Apply to
John H. Almand, Conyers, -or
to Mrs. Alice McAlister, Gaines
viHe, Ga.
BUCKLEN’S ARNICA SALVE
The best salve in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
hands/ rheum fever sores, tetter, chapped
chilblains, corns, and all
skin eruptions, and positively required,
cures piles, guarenteed or no toeive pay perfect
It is refunded,
satisfaction, or money far sale by
25c. per box.
Dr Wm. tL Leo.
Rev. B. 1). Ragsdale will leeture
in Covington to morrow night on
The Prevailing Religions of the
World. The Covington beople
may expect a treat,
Our shelves and counters are
running over with new fall goods
—dress goods, notions, shoes,
clothing and gents’ furnishings.—
The Blue Front *
Mr. "W. J. Stausel!, of Snell
ville, was in Conyers a short while
last Saturday. He said he came
over to get Henry Reagan, the
barber, to shave him.
Some of our new goods are in
and others are arriving every
day. In quantity, price and
quality we eant't be beat in Con¬
yers.—The Blue front.
We are very sorry to learn of
the continued illness of’Squire E.
F. Cook. He is seriously sick
and his friends have almost given
up hope of his recovery.
Dr. Tichenor's Antiseptic is a
cleaD, plesanl reliable compound
for healing wounds, etc. Also for
curing colic, in man or animal.
50 cents a bottle by druggists.
Dr. J. P. Rosser came down
from Atlama Monday on a busi¬
ness trip. The Doctor has a lot
of friends hero who are always
glad to see him on ou. streets.
Col. E. J. Reagan and his
excellent lady, of McDonough,
spent from Friday of last week
till Monday with the family of
Hon. A. J. Smith near
Little Miss Mabel Morgan, the
pretty daughter of our new hotel
mistress, has made our acquaint¬
ance and we enjoy her company
every afternoon from our window.
By Its Record of remarkable cures
Ilood's Sarsaparilla blood lias become (lie
one true purifier prominently iu
the public eye. Get only Hood’s.
Hood’S Pills are the best family
cathartic and liver medicine. 25e.
Miss LaVancia Davidson, iu
company with her uncle, Hon. L
F. Livingston, left Monday to go
to Nashville to attend the expo¬
sition. She will returned to-mor¬
row.
VV'e are very glad to announce
that Mr. J. P. Tilley, who was
seriously hurt last Thursday by
falling through the floor of his
back v&randa, is able to be out
again.
Mrs. Ophelia Clotfelter, of At¬
lanta, is spending several weeks
at tlie borne of her mother, Mrs.
Rosanuah Plunket, at Oak Grove.
We were sorry to see her in such
feeble health.
Our young frierad Mr. Chas.
McDonald has secured a position
in Atlanta to keep books. Char¬
lie has many friends here who
will wr/ch his success in life with
much interest.
Mr. Floyd Plunkett., of Conyers
passed through town Tuesday,
00 his way to Atlanta. Floyd
had bas old time s*anile on, and
id fact, it seemed to be some
brighter.—Lithonia News.
Mrs. J. B. Reese, after turning
the hotel property into new hands
left Conyers Tuesday morning
for Eafconton. Mr. Reese and
son, MflHard, are still here, but
will leave in a day or two. We
are very sorry to lose this good
family bom our town, but wish
them all the success possible
wherever they may cast their lot.
FOB OVER FIFTY YEARS
Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup
has been used for over fifty years
by millions of mothers for their
children whiio teething, with per
feet success. It soothes the child,
softens the gums, allays all pain,
wind colie, and is the will best
remedy for Diarrhoea. It re¬
have the poor little sufferer name
every dia^ely. part Jold of the by world. Drugeists Twenty in
five etnts a bottle. Be sure and
*sk for “Mrs. Winslow s boothicg
Syrup/* and take no other kind.
WE 1 IAWE A®DIE© TO ©BUS STOCK A
COM PIL 33 TB OKS DP
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And Will Sell Tlr.m
We also have a large assortment of Pencil and Ink
Tablets, Pens, Inks, Pencils and colored Crayons,
The Gailey Drug Co.
I am in 1% 1 am at the samc Sj I am go¬
the fight, fel COMPLETE ring to win.
Line of General Merchandise and am prepared to sell you goods as
low as any house in this section. I am strictly in the light and ex¬
pect to get a big trade this f ill, if low prices will induce it.
Highest Market Pi ice
Paid for all Country Produce.
Be sure to call aDd get my prices whm in towD, and if you have
any barter don't fail to see mo before you sell it.
Mstxmjv M. W&unmet*
F'irae Ftirm For Seale
I have for sale a farm of 242 acres two miles North
West of Conyers, known as the Clark place and joining Ham
mock and others. This is a good farm. The land lies well,
the soil is strong and very productive, and a part of the place
is heavily timbered. Will sell in one body or will divide to
suit purchasers. Terms 1-4 or 1-5 cash, balance to suit.
Can, if necessary, divide it into six or eighty annual install¬
ments. Must be sold within thirty days. Go out and look
at it and then write to ALONZO RICHARDSON,
Equitable Building, Atlanta, Ga.
Almand Hardware Co.,
_Successors To--
W . Y, k inland & $on, :
We are headquarters for everything carried in a first-class
Hardware House. We have added to our stock
STOVES, VAPOR STOVES, GUNS,
PISTOLS, AND MANY OTHER
Things. Our line of Table and Pocket Cuttlery is the best
to be found in town. Our line of Buggies, W-’gons, Surries,
Harness, etc., is up to date, and prices to suit every one.
- amilUhT AKEHB AN1) 1HBA LMEKS.^ -
Ail we ask is to call and SEE,
A Urn**# Htriww <©«*
-KUYERY NOTICE.-*
We are located at Pierce’s old livery stand, and for any
thing in our line give us a trial. If we can’t merit your pat¬
ronage, we shall certainly not expect a continuance of the
same. Respectfully,
WILL <fe JACK McKNIGTH.
I J .S. And while at our stables call at No. 6
and go home and tell the truth,—J ack,
Art Gallery
Over fpoztojjicc, Conyers, Ga.
Only first class work sent
out—Lowest prices—Pictures
made rain or shine—Tin
types made in fair weather
. . all kinds
only, Frames of
and sizes at hard time prices,
ll. B. Brooks.
Or. Miles* p fcin Pllia stop HeckLacfee.
Rilnin* Tabule* relieve colic.
All druggist# guarantee Dr. Miles’ Pax*
fjuf to atop H adacbc. ' One cent a close.
Don’t Tobacco Spit and Smoke Tour Life Away.
Jf you want to quit tobacco using easily
and forever, be uiutie well, etroug, take N'o-To-Bac, magnetic,
full of new life ami vigor,
tbe wonder-worker, that makes weak men
strong. Many gain ten pound* Ko-To-Bac in ten of days.
Over 400,01)0cured. Buy your
druggist, under guarantee to cure, Sue or
#1.00/ Booklet and sample mailed free. Ad.
Sterling Kernedy Co., Chicago or New York.
YOUR FORTUNE
I« y <jnr lu-iiltb. Your linpTdneaa I* your strength.
Keep the IIe«d m rid Thront clear and healthy
and roar mind and brain ir ■ I warn OH.tLER at real and eaae.
( IMIU tN'N Mi:\THOI. lath*
preftte*t relief to mankind In all head troubles.
CVKF.M MIRK THROAT. CA>
TARKIf. That nwl.tl odor ort nturrh dls*
appears by ita n*c. Wonderful In II»r Kerer«s4
Attbrna. ffRI'Y OM.Y Cl?Mb MAN’S.
If >•« can't ret It at **»• f.r It. By
atall, r..li, Srnd for '*». t on Krathal. frte.
DKU< CO., IS*., t. 8. Ju
Many T'crsons
-re broken <io« n from overwork or hotusbcHA
lirouu'i* Iron Hitters
rebuild* the *y-tt tn, K i«l< dB-e-tion. remover eg
bile, ate.’ til'¬ i i■•elan*. livtiacKcir.ua*