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Mis J R. Perry, cf Covington
b visiting relatives in the city.
little Paul Sims who has been
spending a summer vacation with
Lis uncle Allen and Jack Summers,
has returned to his home in Colum¬
bus, where he will gr to school.
We chronicle with Sorrow the
death of Mrs. H. C. Penn, after a
long illness. She was a most excellent
lady and we deeply sympathize with
the bereaved family and friends.
Mi. N C. Carr, of Ccvington was
in the city last week.
Miss Dora Hollingsworth has gone
to Starevelle on a protracted visit to
her sister, Mrs. Grier.
WANTED.—A second handed cut
off saw and xnandel. Price and des¬
cription left at this oftice.
HELLO SAM,
Where you going ? lam going to
Atlanta. I wish you would step into the
old reliableJDave Steinhclmer and buy
me a gallon of Pickens county sweet
mash corn, here is $2.00 to fray for it.
I?em< mber the place, No. 40, Wall street
right opposite the depot,) wait a minute,
Jiere is another dollar for a bottle Horse
bee n o, it will cm e the grippe, frr any
bad cold. Don’t forget No., 40 Wall
1 h<*, opposite ihe depot, Atlanta
A PROMPT SETTLEMENT.
Captain John A. Miller, president
of the Southern Live Stock Insurance
Company, of Atlanta' was in the city
last Thursday fur the purpose of set
tleing a claim on a mule which was
Insured in the company and which
was run over by the East Tennessee
train. This goes to show that the
company is ’bcrovv'hly reliable and
prompt in adjusting any claim that
may arise
j BRICK! BRICK!! BRICK!!
When you want brick, remember
that Stephenson & Turner can furn¬
ish you as good brick as can be bad
in the State cat less figures than any
©no can deliver them to you in Cons
yers, and they can furnish them in
any quantity from one brick to one
million bricks. Call on them before
jyou i uy your brick.
MACHINERY, ITTC
8AWMLLS
—$io<> to;#!)oo.—
Elies and Boilers
TO SUIT. 100 IN STOCK
I urge Stock of
SHAFTING,
PULLEYS,
SeltlBL©
—AND—
SUPPLIES.
Horn bar <1 & Co., A ugusta Ga
$12 BUYS
One Bureau
One Bedstead
One Washstand
One Center Table
Two Cane Beat Chairs
And One Ladies’ Rocker
At
OSLER’s.
Fly Screens a Specialty.
tiS & So S. Broad.
J, W. CARTER,
Next door to Dr. \\. It. Lee s Dru^
etore on Railroad sti eet, is prepainl to
mate the e-t s,.oe» aid hoots and ao al
hints i f repairing and In: moss work and
guarantee the lowest, p. rce s.
YOU MUST FOLLOW SUIT OR TRUMP.
How often is this remark made to a novice in a certain game
of cards ?
YET,
IN EVERYDAY YOU LIVE, IF YOU BUY
A SUIT
51 FROM ALLEN SUMMETS & BROS.
3rOTT:E3 STTXT 1
-IS—
HAVERTY’S
HI
FOR SEPTEMBER
“BIG SALES AND SMALL PROFITS” IS
HIS MOTTO.
PARLOR, BED ROOM, DINING ROOM,
KITCHEN AND HALL FURNITURE,
AT
LOWEST - PRICES - IN - ATLANTA.
Ladies’ Desks, Wardrobes, Chiffoniers, Combination Book
Cases, Roll and Flat-Top Desks and other
Furniture AT COST.
Rattan and Fancy Chairs, Lounges and Cots, Feather Pil¬
lows, Mattresses, Lawn and Veranda Chairs,
AT SUMMER PRICES.
Furniture Polish furnished with our Furniture.
Don't forget the place. Place your orders with us, and we
will please you with Goods, and save you 25 per cent,
:mi. z-z,^ur:sic3'3r“2r,
“ THE CHEAPEST FURNITURE MAN SOUTH ”
77 Whitehall and 64 South Broad Street, Atla nta, Georgia.
MALLARY BROS & CO
MACON, GA.
DROP US A LINE AND GET ESTIMATES ON
GINS, PRESSES, BOILERS, SAW & GRIST
OR ANYTHING IN THE
2v£aoIfcLi:n-er3r Lina
A POSTAL CARD TO US MIGHT SAVE YOU CON
SIDERABLE MONEY. TRY IT.
Mall ary Bro’s & Co *»
Macon- Ga.
BS§L»Mention this paper when you write.
AS6URY HULL P. B. TOBIN. .
HULL & TOBIN,
/Successors to
GEORGE R. SIBLEY & CO
COTTON!! FACTORS,
845 & 847 REYNOLDS STREETS,
AUGUSTA, GA.
dP 1 Personal attention given to all branches of our business.
^BSSl Ti ^ ThoreutrK Practical Instruction. Gr-uln
* X *® assisted to positions. *y Catalogue
P. nes
FREE. Write to
*£ Imi * & Straiten Bus «r-»* ess CoDegs, 8
LOUISVILLE, 77 v
DRY GOODS, NOTIOHS, CLOTHING ECT,
NQWFOR 1892!
Aliqdnd ^ Langfo,
---CARRY A FINE LINE OF
GENERAL MDSE.
They return th ink* to their mmy customers of the
and can say to them that they are prepared to »ain P
good Call a
good goods on terms. and se e them.
w<H V
Almand & Langford, Conyers, (
er?i m ww 8 t«r®g
MERCHANTS:
National Union Company. Center St
General Merchandise.
G. Merchandise.__ W. &§a! P, Cain, Center St., Gen¬
eral
Summers Bros , Center St., General
Merchandise.*
_
Stephenson & '1’urner, center St.,
General Merchandise.
__
Johnson & Alrnand, Center St., Stoves
Tinware, Manufacturers and Roofera.
G. W. Weaver, Center St,, General
Merchandise an d Express Agent.
_
H P & D. M. Almand & Co. cor.
Center and Com. General Merchandise.
G. A. Lucas. Center St., General
Merchandise
________ St.
' Ain and & Langford Commerce
General Merchandise.
_
~W V Almand, Commerce St. Carriages,
Manufacturer and Undertaker.
County Officers
O Seamans Ordinary. Sheriff.
Joim W. H. M. Austin, Slieriff
M. Duj-, Deputy
W, T. Huson, Clerk,
W. D. Clotfelter, Treasurer.
It. L. Hudson, Tax Receiver.
D. YV. Murdock, Tax Collector.
T. D. O’Kelly, Surveyor.
E. J. Argo, Coroner.
OPWffgists.
Dr W H Lee & Fon, Commerce. St.
Oils, Paint?, Duggs and etc.
Dr M R Stewart, Commerce. Street
Druggs Paints, Oils and etc.
Job work of all kinds done at thin
office. Prompt attention given to all
orders. Address, Hole’s Weexlyv
C onyers, Ga.
BUSINESS COLLEGE.
, O
MIM >
mm
ATLANTA, GA. - - 24th YEAH.
An established business school. Book
keeping and Shorthand taught by ex¬
perienced teachers. Tonsands of students
in good paying positions, Term mode¬
rate. Students received dailys Send for
circulars,
SPECTACLES,ETC.
PERFECTED
GRYSTAL LENSES
TRADE MARK.
ai Cwlly- First aad Always.
Mb*, ___ Wfe. JS&'mF&a.
Si
A
\\
G. W. WEAVER,
has the exclusive sale of these celebra¬
ted glases in
CONYERS - - - GE0G-IA.
KELLAM & MOOP.E,
The only manufacturing Opticians in
the South. Atlanta, Georgia.
AUy Peddlers are not supplied with
hese fatuous gla sses.
H t P. & D. M Ain and & Co.
have received a new lo* of fall
iothinir.
City Officers, 1
John H. Maddox, Mayor
A- Dr J. J Ogletree, Guinn, > • Committee!
A > Q ^unitary Commit!
.
A N Plunkett, j"
L 1 ¥■ -V lst in Marslrali.
w W B bmith, Pep , Marshall.
.
Lawyers.
A M Helms, Office Court House..
J 0 Barton, Office Almand Bnildin
4 Vy^ W Gleaton, CaiIa > Loom t'ourt Night Hous*e."
vt 8 BuM
J t wnr N Glean, n ’ Office Court House Bunding
A O. Berry, O.lice C ourt House.
ChureTTUL |
BAPTIST:—Preaching Sundays. Pastors: 2nd UmT« Gossl
Kev A J school!
and Dr Swanson. Sabbath
o’clock a. in., J C Stephenson, Sup!
METHODIST:—Preaching Sundays. Pastor; 1st and?!
Kev M If piM
Sabbath school at 3 o’clock p. m. I
H Y Hardwick, Superintendent.) ’ h
PRIMITIVE 2nd BAPi’IS’i’:—Ueaern fj]
Pastor. every Sunday. Kev J F A irmn
PKESBYTERIAN; Preaching 2nd Pastor] mil
4tli .Sundays. Drll H Quigg,
Sabbath School, 91-2 o’clock a. m, T
D O’Kelly, Superintendent
Physicians
Drs. J P Rosser & J A Guinn, Hotel,
Pis J A & ill K Stewart, Coramew*.
Dr II 0 Turner, btep’sun & Turners.
NOTICE.
I will be in CONYER - tlw fird Sat¬
urday in each month. Patient- desiring
to see me will find meat the Drug Stow
of Dr. W. 11. LEE A SON.
Dr. L. G. BRANTLEY.
LAW CARD.
j, ft !r-“« m ra.
Attorney At Law 1
In the Night building first room onfc
ett, up stairs.
CONYERS - - GA
WHI-KY, WINES, ETC.
EAffl PLACE AD EEffil®
Under Rato City Bank,
Cor. Ala. and Pryor Sri., Atlanta,
FINE OLD PENNSYLVANIA RYE am*
L T CKY" SOUK mash WHIS¬
KIES A SPECIALTY. ^ s j
inputted and Domestic < I ? a * '
J P. Buck ale w Propvi 0 f° r
no.
J J. SEAMANS
dentist
Conyers Georgia.
WATCH ES. .JEWELRY, FT 0,
wm7bollmann
Spectacles, SILVERWARE- watcher
JEWELRY AND At-an^ ^
No. 10 Whitehall Street,
SHT Baowrs IBM
Cures I nrtigestion BiUousn^?.• L: V?*
. «ns^
rtf., Xervoasnciw, and ‘
liaAtraiiii m*
