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When you want a stricti
gist-class coal, see me.
J. P. TILLEY.
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agent
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At Almand’s Bank.
\ICMART
el/cksmithing,
CONYERS, GhA.
Desire to inform my friends and
Ihe L pub is generafy that. I am stil
charge of the W V. Almand
llacksmith shop when- I am pre¬
pared to do all hinds of wo: k. My
lork is the best and my p rices the
lowest. Bring me your horses and
Holes to shoo. Satisfaction guaran
feed.
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[Carriage | Painting a Specialty.
Painting and all kinds of Repair
ling, Upholstering and Cabinet
[work. Ily,neatly, Everything in my line quick
substantially and cheap¬
ly done, W. y. Almand’s old stand,
Conyers, Ga. Corne and see me.
Respectfully,
P H, LANGFORD.
SPECIMEN CASES.
S. H Clifford, New Casgei, Wis ,
jwas troubled with Neuralgia and
jfieumatism, his stomache was dis
oiered, his Liver was affected to an
alarming degree appetite fell away
nd lie was tenibly reduced iu fl, sh
and strength. Three bot Us of
Electric Bitters cured h ; m.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg,
El., natl a running sore on fiL leg < f
light years’ standing. Used three
bottles of E ectric Bitiers and seven
hies of Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, and
™ leg is sound and well. J„„, John
speaker, Catawba, O., had five large
rever sores on his leg, doctors said
#6 was incurable One bottle Elec
j Bitters and one box Bucklen’s
"nica Salve cured him en iiely
m b 7 Ue & So i druggists.
tatter Prevention
than cure. Tutt’s Liver
ftlls will not only cure, but if
taken in time will prevent
Sick Headache,
dyspepsia, biliousness, malaria,
constipation, jaundice, torpid
^’ TUTT’S e r and kindred diseases.
Liver PILLS
absolutely cure.
TO CUSTOMERS.
indebted to Mise Annie
regnpjt? U n 1 , v y note but urgently or account, requested are most
ton, ^ 0 f forward - to
P tnese ai soon as possible and
^ matters, a-I am going
10 fettle^ftyf 5 m anf y customers ' W0U 1T much myself: prefer
5th ] 3Iks. Respet.
Ann’ik Xight
BEST of all.
rr ° cleanse He in
f „ ntle system a
an d truly beneficial man
aer . when the springtime
sse the comes
Sv true and perfect remedy
• •q)of Figs. One bott e will
r* erf ° r a11 the family
s s only 50 the large
?L cents ;
6 Tr >’ it and be pleased.
pictured u
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LOCAL ITEMS.
Sow garden seed.
Plant your Irish potatoes.
Advertise for the spring trade.
Prepare your land for corn
planting.
A good fruit crop is expected
this year.
Rev. J, K. Smith, of Augus¬
ta, is here.
Last Tuesday was sale day,
but nothing sold here.
Commercial fertilizers zre go¬
ing out by the wagon loads.
(i Florida on Wheels” stopped
in our town one day last week.
Will our weather man please
give us some nice, warm weath
er?
A (log show is a fixture in
New York, Chicago and San
francisco.
Mrs. Dr. Quigg has been visit¬
ing her daughter, Mrs. Davis, of
Covington.
Lant Fan-ill is one of the best
horse shoers in Georgia, Call
and see him.
Miss Henrietta Cowan, of
Atlanta, is visiting relatives and
friends iu our city.
We want a correspondent
from Smyrna, Lorraine, Shef¬
field and Oak Grove.
Work on the Exposition build
ing in Atlanta is now on a boom,
Over 500 hands are engaged.
The class of ’95 at Emory
planted its class-tree on last
Friday, the first, with appropri¬
ate ceremonies.
Dr. J. VV. Quilliau preached
fine sermons last Sunday morn¬
ing and night in the Methouist
church.
Rev. B. D. Ragsdale preached
last Sunday morning and night
two fine sermons full of truth
and teuaeruess,
The Registration book iu
Lorraine district is now opeu
for the purpose of qualifying
voters to elect a J- P.
On last Suuday Rev. M L
Carswell preached an accepta¬
ble sermon to the congregation
at Long Shoals church.
We will have a special head¬
ing for our county correspond¬
ents. Will some one from each
district give us some news.
Rev. M. D. Smith will preach
at the Presbyterian church
Sunday. He is an able divine
and will interest bis hearers.
The Sunday Schools were
largely attended last Sabbath.
This speaks well for both the old
and young people of Conyers.
While out riding on last Sab¬
bath Dr. L. A. Lee and little
daughter were thrown out of
the buggy, but fortunately were
not hurt.
We want correspondents
in every district in the county,
that we may furnish items of
local interest to the readers of
the Weekly.
We ask the people, to give us
a hearty support in liberal sub
scriptions, and the business men
for an abundance of advertis
ing and job work .
\\ T e return thanks to Judge
Seamans for kindness extended
to us upon our arrival at Con
yers. He is an affable gentleman
and an efficient county official.
The Baptist Sunday school,
hav ing a surplus in the Treas
ury, voted ten dollars for mis
sions on last Sabbath to be for
warded at once to Dr. Gibson
of the Home Board.
There is a plan on foot to
build a Cotton Mill at the Un
iou Paper Mills’ plant, This is
a good move, and we trust that
0 ur citizens will take hold with-
out hesitation. We hope to
• be able to give full details and
plans soon.
Full attendance on Sabbath
Schools, large congregations at
the churches, and a nourishing
school for boys and girls are a
mong the good things of Con¬
yers.
The farmers are taking ad¬
vantage of the bright sunny
days in making preparations for
the crop of’95. Everybody li peg
that success will crown their ef¬
forts this year.
Mr. Frank C. Keen, the pop¬
ular and gifted ex-editor in
chief of The lied and I! lack,
the Universities weekly paper
of Athens, is visiting his friend,
V. II. Hanson of our city.
Messrs. Jones & Fan-ill have
opened a blacksmith and wood
shop in the brick shop on the
lower end of Commerce stree;
where they'will be pleased to
have their friends and the pub¬
lic generally call and see them.
The best work and lowest prices
guaranteed. tf.
The weather during this win¬
ter has been the severest fur
many years, especially through
the month of February. The
thermometer, however, did not
fall as low as at different times
in years gone by—notably in i
1835, when it was 3 degrees be¬
low zero in Eatoaton, and 8
degrees iti Milledgeville, Ga.
Mrs. Julia K. Wilson, of Shef¬
field district, died of paialysis
after suffering four months, on
Monday night last. She was
buried Wednesday evening in
.Rockdale Cemetery. The bu¬
rial ceremonies were conducted
by Rev. B. D. Ragsdale. She
departed this life love*} by all
who knew her. Thus another
of Rockdale’s estimable ladies
is gone.
On last Sabbath the colored
Odd Fellows celebrated an an¬
niversary. They had an ap¬
propriate sermon for the oc¬
casion. They were out in uni¬
form and paraded the streets in
time with the Band’s strains of
music. They had a most pleas¬
ant day, and we trust that the
principles of the institution may
be illustrated in the lives of the
members here.
We send several copies of tire j
Weekly to We day want to friends the people in J
Putnam.
thereto take our paper and
furnish us with a good, live cor
respondent, who will give all
the local news, thus drawing
nearer together Putnam and
Rockdale. Unless the Middle
Ga. & A. continue to cut up
rare antics, you shall have the
paper at 11 a. m. Saturdays.
The little grand child of Mr.
and Mrs. D. N. Hudson was
brought a corpse on Monday
evening train from Atlanta and
burriei in Eastview Cemetery.
We sympathize wit.L the be¬
reaved family in this dispensa¬
tion of Providence. How this
reminds: —
Ualher the ro e buds while you may,
An , Umt ganie flower that blooms today
To morrow gball be dying.
As the spring time is ready to
usher in the little spirit took its
departure to rest where there is
perpetual spring and perpetual
youth.
PERrECTED
CRYSTAL LENSES
m \ Ssility TRADE First MAR8. asi
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Sold by Drs
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KNOWLEDGE
tends Brings comfort and improvement nnd
to personal enjoyment when
.rightly than used. others and The enjoy many, life who live bet¬
ter more, with
adapting less expenditure, the by more promptly
world’s host products !o
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, excellence Syrup of Figs.
Its is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas¬
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax¬
ative dispelling ; effectually colds, headaches cleansing the and system,
fevers
and permanently , curing constipation.
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, Liver because Bowels it acts without on the Kid¬
ney:-, ana weak¬
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Syrup objectionable of Figs substance. all drug¬
is for sale by
gists in 50c and $1 bottles, but it is man¬
ufactured bv the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
••{rage, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
iuLut being substitute well informed, if offered. you will not
any
A SEVERE WINTER.
The Cause of Suffering and An
Increase of Disease,
This winter has been the
most severe for many years.
North, South, East and West
iutense cold and blizzards have
prevailed. This will surely
cause, a great increase of sick¬
ness and death. Chronic ca
tarrh and consumption always
begins by catching cold. Thou
sands have started on the road
toward a lifetime of misery from
chronic catarrh or a sure death
frpm consumption. It is not
too late yet to be saved and re
stored to a, life of health and
activity. Pe-ru-na will do it. It
never fails to quickly cure chro
nic catarrh less than two years
old. Of course Pe-ru-na cures
thousands and thousands of
cases of chronic catarrh that
have run for many years, but in
cases that are of more recent
origin it cures, quickly, certain¬
ly and permanently. Every
case of cold or cough that has
resulted from the effects of our
severe winter could now be cut¬
ed ill a short time by Pe-ru-na.
Not a single one need fail,
All those taking Pe-ru-na who
desire tli? advice of Dr. Hart
man about their cases should
write, giving age, sex, disease
and time o': sickness, and he
will answer free. A few weeks’
treatment now will prevent
years of suffer.ng, and in many
cases death. Address the Pe
ru na Drug Manufacturing Co.,
Columbus, Ohio, for a free book
on catarrh, colds, coughs, la
grippe and consumption.
For free book on cancer ad¬
dress Dr. Hartman Columbus,
Ohio.
Some of the streets in Con
ye- < re in bad condition. How¬
ever, as soon as we have some
pretty weather our efficient
street boss, Mr. Smith, will have
them in good fix.
A HOUSEHOLD TREASURE.
C. W. Fuller, of Eaua^oharie, N
jY, j King’s says New that Discovery he always ihe keeps house nr
in
| and his family has always found the
J very best results to be lollow without its it, us<;
1 that he would not n
| procurable G. A Dykeman,
: gis. < ar-kili, N. Y, says that Dr.
i.as used it in his family fur ei^hi
i years, and it has never failed to do
all • at is c aimed for it. W by not
, «r» » reme-iy so long tried an<l tee
!e j. T rial both :s free at Lee A
j > uV d ruga lore. Regular size 50c.
and $1.00, ,
NOTICE TO THE FARMERS.
Everybody who uses
is invited to me«t at the
house in Conyers on March 9th,
1895, at 1:30 o’clock, I'm- the
purpose of clubbing and bene
filing themselves in buying Per
lilizers for this season. Conn 1
everybody who will use guano.
NOTICE.
This is to notify all por>ons
that we for „ , old ., the , sale of church
property belonging to the
oinl Baptist church of
as it does not belong to
members of the First
nor never did, and any
buying said property and at
templing to remove anything
whatever belonging to the Sec
one! Baptist church will bo ]H-o
ceeded against according to law.
H P. Almand, Sr!, ) Deacons
0. J. G. Seamans, Gee [• church. of the
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DR. QUIGG ABROAD.
Through the kindness of Mrs.
He nry Quigg we arc enabled to
give our readers a brief sketch
of Dr, Quigg’s voyage aboard
the Friesland. As many re¬
member the Friesland sailed
from New York on February 5
The first stopping point along
the route was the Bermuda Is¬
lands, some 700 miles from
New York. The trip to the Ber¬
mudas was stormy and disagree¬
able in the.extreme, on ac omit
of which the Friesland was be¬
hind several hours. From the
Bermudas to the Azores, a dis
tauce of some 1.700 miles, the
voyage was delightful, “smooth
seas and fair sailing, >) The
Azores was reached on Feb. 14.
From there to Gibraltar, a dis
tance of 900 miles, the passen
gers first struck Europe. On
Feb. 17, the Doctor and party
were at Malaga, Spain. Accord
ing to the prograrae Dr. Quigg
was to be in Jerusalem on
March 3, Sunday, last. There
are 430 passengers on board the
Friesland. In all there are GOO,
passengers and crew. The Dr.
seems to feel assured that his
trip lias proven benefiicial to
him. lie hopes to be restored
to good health by his return
home. Ho purposes being home
by April 15. We are especially
glad to hear that Dr, Quigg is
having a safe, delightful trip,
and that everything is adding
to the pleasure of his voyage.
BRING - ME-YOUR
WORK.
I now have one of the best Smiths
in the countrv and make a specialty
of h' rse sloeimr. Will do all kinds
J Blacksmithing, Wood work
and General Repairing w the very
best manm r *m i at prices t<> suit
the times- I thank my friend i for
pa*t patronage and a-k a continu
ance of the same.
Rsspec' fullv,
W G. CLOTFEL I ER.
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j € and Improvements
Riders of Victor Pneumatics carry an extra inner tube
to be used in case of accident.
tured inner tube through a hole in the rim, repair^ is
effected in five minutes by replacing with a new one. ^
If you are going to ride why not ride the best?
OVERMAN WHEEL CO.
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Neuralgia, Troubles,
’Constipation, Bad Blood
1 Malaria, Nervous ailments <
, Women’s complaints.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Mayor, \. McCalla.
Mayor Pro tern, J. it. Jrwin.
(Jit.k, George P. Tilley.
Treasurer, J. C. Stepharson,
Chi. f Police, W. 11. M. Au-tin.
Marshal, E A., llaper.
Street Overseer, W. R. Smith.
CO UN (ILMEN.
J 1’. Tbley, M. C.‘ Summers, J.
It Inviu, •). W. Jones), L. J. Al
iuand, J S. Johnson.
STAN i HN G COMMITTEES:
Street: L. J. Almand, J. It. Irwin
Fur, ucc J. P. Tilley, J W. Jon v
Sanitary: J. 3 Johnson, M. C
So in niers.
School: J. R- Invin, L. J. Almand
Chiu er etc.: J. W. Jones J. It.
Irwin
BOARD OF HEALTH.
Dr 4 A. Guinn, J. P. Tilly, J.
S. .Jo nson.
County Directory.
jg§Ord n ■■.ry, O. T. Sea Hutson. mams,
i i ik, Vv.
Shi ,tr, W. H. M. Austin.
Ti< Huvor, JohuE Whitaker.
Tax < oil r-ior, E F. Cook,
Tux floe iver, It. L, Hudson,
Sm voyoi, R. A Guinn,
f'oroiier, L T. Farrill.
OmI ar ; es Court first Monday in
each lii uith
up For Courts first and second
Vi mii.H in Apiil and October.
JUSTICE COURTS.
Tf t, 4 h Monday, <a h month
SiiofHeld. Is Saturday each month
11,» Creek, 2nd -aturday, each
iruniii.
Any, ,:lu 3,d fj.VwiiT, [rrch
moiitii.
Church Directory
Pjuvitiyk Bhptist: J. F. Almand,
pant .. Pi •mulling second Saturday
and s utidu>.
Bai 1ST: B. D. Ragsdale, pastor.
I’m ;•• ,i g 1st mi 1 3r 1 SaunUys
' ^ T;!'i'onfe.onre Saturday befoi e th®
day. Sum ay
Subool 0:15 a. m. D. M. Almand,
Sup'.
Mei h ;!:[>?: Dr J. W. QuiIlian,
paster. Preaching every (Sunday.
'nnd.w Scho U 9:45 a m. H. Y.
McCord, Supt.
P.e avTr.aux: Dr. Honrv Qui
Preaching Uud and 4 h
Siiofl i «4 Suodiv School 0:3 i a.
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