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About Conyers weekly. (Conyers, GA.) 1895-1901 | View Entire Issue (July 6, 1895)
l; in Vi O I * fIRE r INSURANCE. TILLEY j. P. agent. jg-l represent the BEST com¬ panies in tlm world. l k k k h h h ti t-. k * G * .sat ~ _______ ...... PUR?EC n sc VR*0£ M»HK. MS \ ftmllty First and Always. Ha St." PR. W. 11. LEE, Druggisr, has the exclusive sale of these celebrated Glass e8 in Conyers, Ga. From the factory ofKellam & Moore, the only optical plant in tee South. Atlan ta, Ga. _ LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS SHERIFF’S SALE. Geobc.u, Rockdale County.—W ill be si>U before the court house door in the town of Conyers, said county, on the first Tuesday in August, 1895, be¬ tween lawful sale hours, the following described property, towit: One-ninth undivided interest in land lotKo 287 in the llth District- of orig inally Henry, now Rockdale, county. Said lot containing two hundred acres, more or less, and bounded on the east by lands of J. A. Cook, north by Mar¬ tha Lyons, deceased, west by William Mitchell, south by J. B. Simmons. Said one ninth interest in said lot of land levied on as the property of A. H. George by virtue of two li fas issued from the justice court of the 586th Dist./ G, M., DeKalb county, in favor of Al rnand & George against the said A. H, George. Property pointed out by plain till in li fa and tenants in possession no¬ tified. This J uly 2nd, 1805. W, H. M. Austin, Sheriff. CITATION. Gf.ohgia, Rockdall County.— To all rti'in it may concern : Whereas W, yv Stott, as the executor of the e>tate ol Jutm L. Scott, deceased, having applied to the court ol ordinary for leave lo sell the lands belonging to the cs ale of saiu ikwed, and said applicatii n will be ijrnext. paa-eti upon on tho brst Monday in J u This 2ith of May, 1805. O. Shamans, Ordinary. LUMEEE. IVe keep a nice line of all finds of Lumber and Shingles. Tilley & Quigg. Keep your fruit by using Mil¬ ler’s preserving tablets. For Dr. Miles’Pain PiU'L "One centafiose.** “ANY FORT IN A STORM.” That’s a good maxim, but it will net wtk as a rule in tlie uuvehase of a rem¬ edy lor Rheumatism. Any of the chaap nostrums will not effect a cure—in fact none of them will. Get Er. Dium tnoml’sLightningRemedy, and f speedy cure is certain. One bo; tie is worth a hundred of anything else, and for tba’ reason it is the cheapest when a cure is I "anted. Tho two bottles sent to any I iddress hy express upon receipt of $5. hrummoud Medicine Co., 48 Maiden I Lane, Xew York. Agents wanted. We have made arrangements ritli manufacturers to sell faints at wholesale. Tilley & Quigg Pjrtsto,M Neuralgia? In. Mills' Pain Fills ,C El i i— An exhilarating, pleasant, refreshing drink—a combi¬ nation of Bromides, Celery Lemon and Seltzer. Cod taiDs no morphine, or any dangerous drugs. Very thing for headache 01 sick stomach. For sale by Weaker & Stewart. Qw baseball boys defeated r Nre 0ae Mountain iast Friday, the Mkonia being 13 to 5, and did the P«tune boys up Saturday to of 7 to 5. *ftcrowdTbut T , **t«o one-sided to be very interest ?****• ^ ; onye beales, r s ,cor Griffin ed amnber and Means, victory. deserve a large share of the glo ' ’ Re score was, Conyers 19; Clark W e play Lithonia today, Don't Limp Through Life racked by Rheumatic pains. It ■ handicaps your whole career. • Of course you wouldn’t if you could help it—and you can. fCRocs Ajr& goes straight to the Liver, where Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Dys¬ pepsia, Headache and most other ills start. It cleanses this organ and makes it active again—the acid leaves your blood, and you're cured. Testimonial below. I have been treated for general debility and chronic rheumatism for ten rears without any relief. Three bottles of your medicine has cured me. S. F. CLARK, Warrenton, Fla. Ask Your Druggist or Merchant For It, CULLEN & NEWMAN, Sole Proprietors, Knoxville, Tennessee. Roc’s medicines for sale by :— II. P. & D. M. Almand .t Co. Stephenson & Turner, Conyers, Ga W. E. King. Kings, Ga. OAK GROVE DOTS. Still it rains. Everybody went somewhere on the 4th. Mrs. H. T. Treadwell visited friends in Atlanta last Sunday. Prof. Olotfeiter returned Wednesday from a week’s stay at Cumberland. He reports a delightful time John Allen, who has for sev¬ eral months been engaged in business in Alabama, is expect¬ ed home this week. The O. G. L. society will meet on next Saturday evening at the home of Mr Z T. Almand. The program is a good one. and if properly carried out will be quite interesting. EBMYNTRUDE. The celebration of the fourth at Oak Hill was a success. A large concourse of people assem blecl from Rockdale and Newton, The Sunday School exercises were in the forenoon and the celebration of the fourth in the afternoon. In the morning Dr. Quillian delivered the address of the day. It was replete with sound argument, appropiate to the occasion. lathe afternoon recitations from the children, and speeches from Prof. Davies and Col. Hawkins of Covington and Col. Livingston were made. Col. Livingston is ever ready and equal to every emergency. He gave an interesting account which of his trip to Venezuela, was enjoyed by all who heard this distinguished Georgian. The dinner was a fine spread— all were fed, having abundant fragments left. Everyone feast¬ ed the body, mind, and soul. The day will long he remember ed as a pleasant oasis on the highway of life. . . , las^weekL'om tlm'publicaliL of the Rockdale Banner. They are worthy young men, and we trust that the change they see vantamf T° ]j O’Kelley, who owns the office and mate rial, took charge this week, and will’publish the Banner of He is a newspaper man experience, and will doubtless throw vim and energy coupled with busi ness capacity into his paper, meriting success. We welcome Mr, O’Kelley again to lus seat on the editorial tripod. Services have been going on at the Baptist church since Sunday last. Rev. J. T. B. Anderson, of Eatonton, is doing the preach ing. He is an earnest advocate for the cause of his master, one who has been blessed in his efforts elsewhere. There is a deep feeling manifest among the m e m bers who huve attended ' 1 an ..... d an interest by “ isuituL J nr. Of m r.;y c i Crops arc growing. Fruit in abundance. Oat crop reports fine. Visitors Wanted —At Sum mers & Hudson’s. A wet May and June rarely ly ever come together. Sheriff Austin was quite un¬ well for a few days this week. AVatermelons fresh from the vines will soon be in the market. Col. Peek is improving, AVe trust lie will soon be up again. The rains seem to have reach ed trnughout the entire country. Cyclone conditions exist among prices at Summers & Hudson’s. Rob King, who has been at¬ tending school in Dahlonega, was in the city Wednesday. Col. H. C. Barton, of Madi¬ son, was in the city on business this week. Col- E. J. Reagan, of McDon¬ ough, visited his father, Judge Reagan, this week. In Spain the waters are so swol len as to prevent crossing in boats and over bridges. Dr. Quigg enjoyed himself with the teachers at Cumber¬ land for several days. If the shoe pinches don’Cwear it. Summers & Hudson’s shoes are easy. Add Turner and AVill Granade, of Rockdale, visited Mr. Jack son. of Hayston, last week. Miss Moore, of Conyers, is vis itiug Mrs. Lee Brantley and fam¬ ily, of Rockland,DeKalb county. Miss Georgia Penn returned home AVednesday from a pleas¬ ant visit to relatives in Atlanta. Mr. Cardin and sons, of Hen¬ ry county, attended the burial of Mrs. Hart, their daughter and sister. If the coat fits put it on. Summers & Hudson’s garments always fit. Mr. C. M. Taylor went to his plantation on last Tuesday pre pared to catch some of tha finny tribe. A bale of cotton brought in town last Tuesday sold for 6fr cents—nearly seven dollars a bale more than cotton brought last winter. An umbrella is not so very ob jectiouable just now. Summers & Hudson carry them. The farmers , , bring • to , market , , every week , more or in less old corn, which , . , they ^ sell „ at . good , prices . to , the , merchants. . , Phis . is . a good , " s ° ‘ I The time to catch a good string of bargains is during the bargain season. Its open now at Summers & Hudson s. Mr. Jack Stewart, who was assistant principal of the Boys’ High School in Covington last term, spent a day of this week with Mr. AYalter Almand. Miss Fannie Powel, a charm ing beauty of Montgomery, Ala., returned home Thursday, after spending a week pleasantly with Migs Kuth Almand. • The colored soaety . , Dough. , ters of the Tabernacle, had a leMont nnd p rofitaMe cnter . toinmcllt at A i ma nd's hali last 1 011 a m S 1 ' - AVe learn that Mr. II. P. Al raand has sold his honae m 0on ' ers ’ and wld mo ' e t0 In 8 eSu e - Mr. Almand s many friends re ? ret ver A' much to 8 lve lnra U P Mr. John Almand, of Litho nia, will begin a mercantile bus iness in the store formerly occu • ^ by xjisliop & Harper. These e nWBlU '- li “ occupying 1 * h a llOUSe i next tO Street & . T Lackey. i ' id I." >n "s d iwm ■ ■ o ed at the Presbyterian church next Sunday at 4 n. m. The public generally and Sunday schools especially invited to at¬ tend. j You can exchange old money new goods at Summers & Hudson’s. Rev. L. G. Henderson, pastor of the Conyers Presbyterian church, filled his appointment at Ilayston last Sunday. Dr. Quigg will deliver a lec¬ ture upon Palestine in the Cov¬ ington Presbyterian church on the night of the 12th, beginning at 8 o’clock. A rare treat for the citizens of Covington. So cool and nice—those new summer goods at Summers & Hudson’s Some of the side walks in our town need work, and that badly. If a citizen were to step in some of the holes at night a broken limb might be the result, and a damage suit would cost a great deal more than a few days work. Mrs. McGuire, who had been from Conyers twenty years, vis¬ ited relatives and friends last week. She was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Almand. We return thanks to Messrs. G. W. Duncan and N. AY Black for an invitation to attend the barbecue and entertainment on the 9th inst., at Macon, given for the benefit and pleasure of the editors of the Ga. press. J. II. Almand & Co., John II. Aliftand, N. M. Almand, D. M. Almand, G. AV. & A. P. Cain and J. J. Langford closed their pla¬ ces of business on Thursday, July 4th, observing the national holiday. T. F. Owensby and family from near Rockdale church, this county, left last Wednesday for Bell county, Texas, where they intend making their home. Their many friends and relatives here regret to see them leave. Col. Livingston was on our streets Tuesday. He has just returned from Venezuela by way of New York and AVashington. He looks well, and while we have not heard him say, we im a S iuc llitJ tri P * t,at far country was one of pleasure and ‘Merest to him On Tuesday night, the 16th, Mrs. Davis, of this [dace, will 8 Lve au entertainment by her music class at Lithonia. Tho program ^ ° will consist of music and recitations by the , class, and . ■ “Betsy Hamilton TT ,, will ... , be on J hand , with . , an amusing . and . m- . teresting . lecture in , her unique style. It will be a rare treat for ever yb 0 dy who attends, and all s ] 10U pi g 0 and pass away a faw p 0 urs pleasantly, jf y 0 u must wear corsets, try the Featherbone—very flexible. Summers & Hudson. Mrs . H art , who has been ill f or sometime, died at her home 011 i ast Monday. She leaves a husband bowed down with sor row, besides aged parents,broth ers and sisters deeply afflicted, AVc extend our sympathy to all the bereaved. The funeral ser vices were held at the church J morning, Kcv.B.D. ^ ^ Ragsdale conduct,„g tho same ' “In the midst of life we are in death,” a demonstra ti on 0 f which is made to the liv in g every day. The idea of supplying Conyers w qh water works is revived, The counc U has taken steps to examine into the cost of such an enterprise. Col. J. R. Irwin and Mr. L. J. Almand will investi gate the matter. Mrs. Smith, of Augusta, is vis Ring L;® Col. Gleaton and this week, eric .'• ' »;;..i.i v. :i" uteeiKlc.i t c te.idlers' convention at Cumber¬ land this week, has returned. We arc glad to learn that Miss Lucy Gleaton, who has for some¬ time bee very ill, is The stockholders of the Con vers Institute property have de¬ cided to sell the property within the next sixty days. We met Prof. Ghas. Ololfelter on the streets the other day. lie had just returned from the teach ers’ convention,and was looking well. Parties owning lots in either of the cemeteries in Conyers are requested to have them cleaned or authorize the committee to do it by paying 25 cents to J. S. Johnson, chairman of sanitary committee. A XOTKD MINSTREL. 5L T. Skiff, formerly business mana¬ ger for W. J. Scalil in, the Irish Coin tdian, suffered with Rheumatism for years without relief until lie bought a bottle of Drummond’s Lightning Rem¬ edy. Two dottles made a well man of him. There are a thousand remedies of Rheumatism, but none have received the unsolicited testimonials from prom¬ inent people as shown by Drummond’s Lightning Remedy. When a cure is wanted send $F> to the Drummond Medi¬ cine Co., 48 Maiden Lane, New York, and they will ship to your express ad¬ dress two large bottles of the remedy —enough for one month’s treatment. Agents wanted. When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria. When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria. When she became Miss, she chm- to Castoria. Whan she had Children, she gave them Castoria. A GOOD RECOMMENDATION La Fayette, Ind. —“A Mrs. Jus. Fay, living near this city, claims to have been cured by the use of Sim¬ mons Liver Regulator after five or six of the best physicians had pro¬ nounced the case hopeless.’’—Aloert A. Wells. Your druggiit sells it in powder or liquid ; the powder to be taken ,riryor made into n tea Will kill be! bugs, roach's, ants, moths, mosquitos and beetVs ; iu fact, every eon ceivablo kiud of vermin which infests human habita¬ tion, if not the money is re¬ funded. Try it ! Wliitaker & Stewart TILLEY & QUIGG, <*-WAREHOUSEMEN AND Dealers In Xj-cLirra/foer, Coal, ! 32 o. 3 .n.g:lce. Wc keep on bind at all limes We, carry a full line of nice all kinds of Lumber, Shingles, etc. Doors, Mantles, Mmh, Blind* and Paints. Always see us before bujiny- We c m save you money. DR. W. H. LEE, ■SUCCESSOR TO Dr. W, H. Lee $ Son, -DEALER IK- Drugs Paint's i Medicines, and Oils. —ALSO— Spectacles, School Books, Fishing Tackle Base Balls, Base Ball Bats, Etc., Etc. ......ICE COLD SODA WATER. LEMONADE, COCA-COLA, &c. ^^“PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLYJCOMPOUNDED^f DR. W. H. LEE. J rtH E~1 QNg SIMMONS /X \ REGULATOR Are you taking Simmons Liver Reg¬ ulator, the “Kino of Liver Medi¬ cines?” That is what our readers want, anti nothing but that. It Is the same old friend to which the old folks pinned their faith and were never dis¬ appointed. But another good recom¬ mendation for it is, that it is better than Pills, never gripes, never weak¬ ens, but works in such an easy and natural way, just like nature itself, that relief comes quick and sure, and one feels new all over. It never fails. Everybody needs take a liver remedy, and everyone should take only Sim¬ mons Liver Regulator. Be sure you get it. The Red 56 is on the wrapper. J. H. Zeilin A Co., Philadelphia, \ Poor Health i - 'means so much more than ' 'you imagine—serious and" ‘fatal diseases result from' trifling ailments neg lected.' Don’t play with Nature’s greatest gift—health. Ifyounre feeling weak Brown’s out of softs, ( and generally ex¬ hausted, have ne appetite votis, ^ - no and can't wotfc,. * begin at oncetaV Iron ing the most relin hie strengthening* medicint.which is > Brown's Iron Bit ters. A few bot¬ Bitters tle* cure-hcucfit come* from the ^ t very first dose-rt won't ttain *ciiv . ^ teethe ft n <1 1 1 ’ t pleasant to 1 Me, t It Cures Dyspepsia, Kidney and Liver Neuralgia, Troubles, Constipation, Bad Blood Malaria, Nervous nllmcrts 1 Women’s complaints. < r et only the genuine—it has crowed ttl')- reel ’ tinea on tho wrapper. Atl others Me s'.imtcs On receipt of two »c atrttnpa ve wtll aeml set r.l Ter neetitifnl World’* 1 Ptnr VI.wa and hook—Lee, BMOwn CHEM'CAh CP. •ALTIMOR'5, Mb I _e.. Lor 8al3 hy Dr. W. II L<‘i*. No sugar required to kqep your fruit with Miller’s preserv¬ ing la blots. For side by H. P. & I). M. Almand & Co.
