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01 fOLD IN BRIEF PflRUGRKPP
Mr. Hemp Quigg has sold his
interest in the Tilley & Quigg
^rehouse to Mr. P. G. Tucker.
« r Tucker will get possession of
Mr. Quigg’fc interest on January
1 st, and the firm name will then
be Tilley & Tucker.
pr, Will Travis and Miss Fan¬
nie Maud Bomar, of Covington,
f jU be married at the home of the
bride on next Wednesday, the
54 th. Dr- Travis is well known
here and the Banner extends, in
advance, best wishes.
Dr. Warren A. Candler, of Em¬
ory college, preached to a large
and appreciative audience at the
Methodist church in this place
last Sunday at 11 o’clock. Dr.
Candler was accompanied to Con¬
yers by his good lady.
Mr Jas. McClelland lias sever¬
ed his connection with The Blue
Front and has gone to Henry
county to take up a school, near
FhingleRoof campground. We
hope Mr. Me. will not forget to
visit us once in a while.
Master Dick Stewart is one of
the pages in the state senate.
Dick is a bright boy and perhaps,
one day, he may occupy the high
position that his grandfather now
occupies—Senator from the 27th
district. Who knows?
Mr. Henry Cook has moved his
family from this place to Atlanta.
Mr. Cook went last week and his
familv followed on Monday. Mrs.
Lee Maddox, sister of Mrs. Cook,
till live in the house with them.
May success go with them.
Mr. Bee McDonald has been
iRuite sick for several days. He
I*a 8 sick last week from vaccina¬
tion and contracted cold which
came near resulting in a case of
pneumonia. We are glad to note
|that be is able to be out again.
Mr. H. Y. McCord’s young
[« 8 t child, a little over a year old,
got hold of a small bottle of kero¬
sene oil last Monday and drank a
considerable amount of it, from
*kich it came very near dying,
■fre little one is now much better.
| Advertising undoubtedly takes
the business from those who
not advertise and gives it to
those who do, and those who
h &Ve succeeded best, growing day
hy day, have been those who have
the most persistent adver
in season and out of season.
N you ever notice it?
Miss v: Ezie Marks died J at the
J°me of Mrs. Jno. F. Dennard, in
18 county, last Saturday morn
g«l 2 ln rr the Almand ption,M graveyard a w,b Sun- m .
y afternoon. Elder Jno. F. Al- 1
!* e nd held religious services at
?raVG. Miss Marks lived in
Wa and was an employee in
. Atlanta Constitution office.
Se came to Conyers several
a ?o and went to Mrs. Den
^ho is her auut, and was
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13 P ace. The bereaved ones
our sympathy.
CONYERS, GA., THURSDAY, NOV. 18, 1897.
Hon. R. H. Cannon bad a bale
of cotton burned at Ins home one
day last week and came near los
ins: several more. One of his lit
tie boys struck a match ou the
bagging and the flames spread so
rapidly that a whole bale w T as lost
before they could be extinguished.
Rev. J. H. Miller, Field Worker
for the Ga. S. S. Association, will
be in Conyers next Thursday,
Nov. 25th, and will hold a service
in the Presbyterian church at the
prayermeeting hour. Let all
come out and give him a good
audience. He is in a noble cause,
and should be encouraged.
On Sunday, October 31st, Rev.
R. A. Bowman, officiating, Mr.
Roy Swann and Miss Bessie
Luckie, both of this county, were
united in marriage. For some
cause, known only to the young
couple, the marriage was kept a
secret uutill last Saturday, when
it was announced. The Banner
extends best wishes for a prosper
ous and happy life.
In the past few nights several
dog 9 have been poisoned in town
by some unknown parties. The
parties thus engaged do not seem
to realize the eminent danger at¬
tached to such fu*. Poison
thrown into a yard is liable to be
picked up by a little child and
eaten. Better let the dogs all
live than to kill one child. Stop
throwing poison into yards.
We are requested to say that
the relatives of Miss Ezie Marks,
who died at Mrs. Jno. F. Den
nard’s last Saturday, wish to ex¬
press their appreciation and
thanks to all who so kindly aided
in helping to bear the burial ex¬
penses of the young lady. She
was a poor girl and had been sick
for quite a while, and through the
kindness of Mr. Math Norton, a
nice purse was easily made up
and the expenses paid. Conyers
always opens her heart to any¬
thing like this, and the ones help¬
ed are never slow to show their
appreciation in return.
Is caused by Uric Acid and other im¬
purities lingering- in the blood, which
have not been filtered out by the Kid¬
neys through the urine. The seat of
the trouble is not in the skin or mus¬
cles. It’s sick Kidneys. Electricity, the
liniments or plasters will not reach
case. But the disease can he
CURED
Five years age, while in North Bakota, with
the thermometer standing anywhere from 20
to 40 degrees below zero, I contracted a most
severe case of sciatica, and have been a con
stant and very great sufferer from it ever
since Notwithstanding the fact that I trav
elecUn the South all during the winter months
I found very little relief, and was, during
January of the present year, almost com
pletely paraly-sed while in Petersburg, V a.,
r began about two weeks ago to use Hobbs
Sparagus Kidney PIUb, aud have fAthfuUjr
“entagmea^fald” dtsireTo 3 state for the I
CvfbS “ a h - th ree«r four |
d he a]th cver since the first
doses than I have obtained from anything I
^^f^VtrenUr^Swen-anVf^l that I wilt have, by quae next j
happy in the thought
sufferer to give Hobbs’ Sparagus Pills a
triau remain, fsaxk h. bowlkv, Asne- |
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Sparagus Kidney Fills. !
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by the gails- drcg co
Next Sunday Rev. H. J. Adams
will preach his last sermon at {be
Methodist church in this place bo
fore the annual conference, which
meets at Athens next Wednesday.
It may be that Mr. Adams will
be returned to this place for an¬
other year, and it is hoped of a'l
that lie may. Ho is loved by all
the people of a'd the denomina¬
tions, and his return to this place
would be a source of much pleas¬
ure to his many admirers.
We call special attention to
Johnson & Goode's advertise¬
ment in this paper. They are
going to give away to some little
girl, under 14 years of age, a
beautiful little nickle plated
Range. We have examined the
stove and kuow it to be a gen¬
uine, sure enough stove, and any
little girl would be glad to g 6 t it.
Go to their store and see it, and
don't forget the advertisement, for
it tells you how you can get it free.
Mr. R. E. Butler and his father,
of Marietta, spent last week in
this county with relatives and
friends. They spent Friday night
with Hon. W. F, McDaniel, at
Oak Grove, and in a conversation
with u 3 Saturday morning, Mr.
Butler stated that he didn't know
of any farmer in the state who is
better fixed than Mr. McDaniel.
His nice two story rock barn and
handsome dwelling was compli¬
mented very highly by Mr. But
ler.
The Atlanta Constitution has
begun its latest missing word con¬
test. The sentence is “ Once given
the passion for that one
the precious metals will be most in
demand which is cheapest .” This
contest will close Jan. 1st. Send
or bring ns $1.25 and get this pa
per and the Constitution, with a
guess at the word, one year. You
stand as good a chance as any
body at winning the prize. Send
in your guess with $1.25 and get
both papers one whole year.
UNION LOCALS.
Prof. Davis opened his school
at Union Monday.
Mr. Ed Cowan is teaching
school at Mt. Vernon.
Mr. B. F. Cook and family, of
Atlanta visited relatives in this
community recently.
Mr. Suttles, of Ellenwood, was
hauling somebody’s best girl last
Sunday.
Mr. Melton McDonald was cho
sen teacher at Midway for next
yeai .
JJ enr y Toney and family
visited . relatives . Atlanta , ,, , i last <
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g a t ur day and Sunday.
Ed Keen, of . Atlanta, . . ,
Mr. IS
™ tin * ^ ^ rents of Knob ’
W eek.
Messrs B. F. Mann, of Oxford
and c w Powell, of Conyers,
Visited in this community Sun
dav
NOTICE.
On account of the death of our
Mr. Joseph H. Almand, we will
sell only for cash on and after
Nov 15th till Jan. 1st, All who
owe us will please come at once
and settle. Save cost and expen
ses, and oblige
► • Alnani k Co.
KILLING IN ROCKDALE.
Last Saturday night about 8 o’¬
clock, ’ John Morrison shot and fa- !
tally wounded Charley , Robinson, .
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from which he died on Sunday. ‘
The row occurred in the road di¬
rectly in front of Mr. Wm. Beat
tie’s heme, near Oak Grove, and
two miles above town.
A wagon load of negroes from
Lithonia attended the circus at
Covington Saturday and when
they came back through Conyers
at night, about 7:80 o’clock, the
whole crowd was drunk and un¬
ruly. Cheif Austin tried to quiet
the negroes, but they became more
boisterous and even threatened to
kill the first policeman that laid
hands on them. Chief Austin,
like the fearless man he is, went
into the crowd and arrested one
of the negroes without
The negro gave bond for
ance at court Monday morning,
and the drunken crowd proceeded
homeward.
When they reached the place a
bove stated a general melee oc¬
curred in which several shots were
fired, resulting in the death of
Robinson. L is said that the ne
were . boisterous • that ,, , the ,,
groes n
people a mile away heard them
quarreling and cursing distinctly.
Morrison ,, has escaped, , out , 1 . , he
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nffioors Oilmens HP n IV canfldcol WMHKU U 1 '■■>1 !vi .h i lift mm Will vui
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be capiuied and tllOUghl , . io . this .
county to answer for the crime.
It would be a good thing if the
next grand jury would get all tho
names of the negroes in the crowd
and indict the whole business.
FREE OF CHARGE TO SUF¬
FERERS.
Cut this out and take it to your
druggist and get a sample bottle
free of Dr. King’s New Discovery,
for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds. They do not ask you to
buy before tl’Vmg. This will show
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you the great merits of this . truly
wonderful remedy, and show
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can be accomplished by the regu
lar size bottle. This is no exper
iment, and would be disastrous to
the proprietors, did they not know
it would invariably cure. Many
of the best physicians are now us
it in their practice with great re¬
sults, and are relying on it in most
severe case*. It is guaranteed.
Trial bottles free at Dr. Wm. H.
Lee’s drug store. Regular size 50
cents and $ 1 . 00 .
Itch on human, manage on hor¬
ses, dogs and all stock, cured in
30 minutes by Woolford's Sani¬
tary Lotion. This never jails.
Soid by Dr. W. H. Lee, druggist,
Conyers, Ga.
Are you a coward?
lil At first sight the famous author,
i'i tion. We are told however, coward, by in spite of
lilt 'ii Disraeli, tliat any man is a evert
himseif, if his garments are ill-fitting or in a snab
O' V by condition. If you wish to enjoy the bravery
of elegant attire you should order your Suits
*!/ W-fn / H / and IKE Overcoats BSEAT M. CHICAGO BOHN of MERCHANT a Ou., Klim
Who for 20 yea failed please in Material,
Tailoring at cever to
, . “BORN” suit will cost
i Style or \ rkmansaip. A of *, tailoring that
you less 1 an the kind Guaranteed.
men cowardly. Every Feature
300 Patterns to Choose from.
/ CALL ON
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NO 46.
No Grip© big, old-fash
When yon take iioou a iv.is. r:>c
ioned, sugar-coated pills, which tear you all t®
pieces, are not :a itw;tu Hood’d. Ka/.ytotaka
load’s
and easy t • operate, is true Fills
of Hood’s Pills, v. hi.’.i are
up to date In every respect.
Safe, certain and sure. All
druggists. “!>e. ('. 1. Hood & Co., Low oil, Mass.
Tht! only Pills to take with Hood's Sarsaparilla.
The Hovwrsovpr Hand woman v hon- lionlth of li»failed, Fate J
ami such a solemn admonition should not go ,
unheeded There in a health, wonderful remedy ,
which will restore your renew nvir
vigor, and bring back the beauty and fresh- (
ness of youth. It is truly women's best I
friend, and gladdens more hearts than a
multitude of married other remedies. Delicate ' .
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I Price #1, or 3 bottles druggist for *2.80, prepaid supply to any ,
: address If your can not
P you, send to
* BELLAMY MFG. CO., Atlanta, 6a.
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AJAX a JAy w REMEDY PF/viFnVr!n CO., ot (S2£T£
For Bale In ConjorB. Ga , by Dr. Win. H. Loo.
FIRE INSURANCE.
I am agent for the Georgia
Home, Homo of New York and
Hartford Fire Insurance Compa¬
nies and solicit a share of your
patronage. Respect,
W. J. Eakes.
DO YOU TRAVEL
Are you going to to take take a trip) l>o you »ulter from
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mail. 50 renf*. Hend for UuaU ou Menthol, htau
ctstiaua muuco., vimknkks, im f v. s. a.
NOTICE.
We take this method of in¬
forming our customers and the
public generally that we will sell
fnr cash from Oct. 1 st to Jan. 1 st,
1898. We need this time to col¬
lect up our accounts so we will be
prepared to accomodate our
friends and customers on time a
gain next year, we remain.
Very truly yours,
D. M. Alniand k Sons.
YX7ANTBP—TRUSTWORTHY AND ACTIVR
VV gentlemen or ladies to travel In Georgia. for re-
8pon si be. established bouse steady
Monthly £65.00 and expenses Position
Keferene. Bneloee self-addressed Dept.W■ stamped
envelope. 'J he Dominion Company,
Chicago.
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