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About Conyers weekly. (Conyers, GA.) 1895-1901 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 14, 1895)
of *1 insurance. TILLEY P AGENT. repres ent the BEST cora in the world. % b fe fa fa i y m . aa ^ us before buying your VA can save you mon y TILLEY & QUIOa |H MffiPiffiEI®. Rockkale County.— To 11 Jja Y Concern: T. G. m L form applied , to the Led !8 in due lor permanent letters of ad lion on the estate of Mrs. M. Uteof said county, deceased, [pass upon October, said application 1895. on Monday in [Oiler my hand and official sig jis6th day of September, 1895. A. M. Helms, Ordinary, |I^KookdSe 1 |u pLiuN Cation vs. ( P6 pl()r Court Ke |1 Bosses* J turnable to the OcJ tober Term, 1S9;> px I. Rossek, Dft. , Greeting, itof the court in the case above Hereby notify yon that on the lot August, 1895, The Atlanta UBuilding and Loan Associa L n action of complaint, etc., Ijoii, returnable to the October kof Lcaption. said superior court under You are further no ItB present at said court, to he [tie first Monday in October, answer plaintiff’s complaint. lit thereof the court will pro injustice shall appertain. Wit itton. Rich’d II. Clark, judge jtourt, this 5th W. day T. ot Huson, August, irk S. C. Rockdale County, Ga. v .—To all < ou'-cru : Mrs. Alice JI. m due term applied to the ior v'T'er.cut letters of mi the eca'e of W. 1’. Bate of said c mitv, deceased, Bi' pass upon siid application Hvst Veil.lay ia Grtoher, 1895. Buad .t mi ,'k! i: ( i ami < fficial sig ■ Tlii- lit ’i Jay of Sept. 1895. BIeims, Gidiiiiiry J;o ( Julale (,'o. !a, Rockdale County. —To all may Concern: T. J. it W.E. administrators of the estate padwell, ■applied deceased, have in to the undersigned for Bli the lands or place known leplace belonging to the es ■teased and said applica ■eheard on the lirst Monday liext. This 12th day of Sept. 1 A, JI, Helm-, Ordinary. Bockdale County.— Fan pi., having applied for a ps |hte support out of the es (bessed, husband, J. Wesley and Ihe appraisers Mg hied their return in pi this is to cite all persons te I will pass upon the fUst Monday in October FPt. k 12th, 1895. Ordinary Rockdale Co. pcsiuLE H having County.— Mrs. applied for a r support out of the es phusband, C. D. Cushing, ffiie appraisers appointed Pir return in my office, pte all persons concerned ,s upon, the same on the ® October next. This B. A. M. Helms, Ordinary Rockdale Co. poALEC ounty.— To all pneern: John II. Al ,5e ior m applied to the - permanent letters of estate of J. Wes L P te sa id county, de Pass upon 6aid appli rst Monday in October, ■ A. M. Helms, rj l nar y °f Said County . SEB. a a ke line of all ter and Shingles. ILL£ Y & Quigg. PERFECTED : .v Ik CRYSTAL LENSES ■ TRADE MARK. lulity Fast wd Always. Sxfi ■■&. - ._dji 1 DR. W. H. LEE, Drnggi.tr, has the exclusive sale of these celebrated Glass esin Convert, Ga. From tire factory of Kellam & Moore, the onlv optical plant in tee South. Atlanta, Ga. fie (loamy lews. LOIIRAINE LOCALS. Beautiful cotton picking weath er. The meeting at Union has just closed. They had a gracious re¬ vival, there being nine acces¬ sions to the church, all on pro¬ fession of faith. Rev. H. S. Bradley conducted the services, assisted by Dr. Moore, of Oxford, and Dr. Quillian of your city. We are glad to know that Miss Nora Simmons, who has been sick with measles, is able to he up again. Mrs. Richardson, of Lithonia, is visiting relatives in this dis¬ trict. Miss Minnie Cook is visiting relatives and friends this week . Collie Simmons together with his friends,Zenas Field and John England came from Atlanta last Sunday on their bicycles and re¬ turned the same day. As soon as “Uncle” George Tilley stepped in Thompson Stewart’s door a few nights ago the friendless ones who loitered there knew that allwas not rirrht. o lie wore a perplexed look and lines of determination could be traced upon his face, his air was mysterious and to the friendly greetings of the crowd he an¬ swered not a word. Suddenly the conversation was hushed, and the gaze of the crowd was centered upon “Uncle” George. He had moved his lips as if to speak, but the effort died in a tremulous sound akin to a moan. Again, and again did he try to ; articulate but failed, but finally when despair had about displac¬ ed the determined look, he ut¬ tered in heart-rending accents these words : What is it that makes more fuss than a pig un dor a gate?” The waiting crowd heard, and at first the silence I was awful,then deep muttirings of indecision were heard, which suddenly ceased and from amid the throng in a low hesitating voice came the answer: “Two pigs under a gate, 5 > The effect was wonderful. Mr. Tilley pull¬ ed his hat over his eyes to hide his emotion but ere he did this he cast a lingering glance upon h im who had spoken and mut¬ tered “Too true,” and turning he plunged out into the dark, i .'dark night. We have made arrangements with manufacturers to sell Paints at wholesale. Tilley & Quigg i Unit Dill Of Inti Has been displayed by Miss Emma Riley in the selection of Hats, Bonnets and Millinery, j Therefore she leads the trade in Conyers in this,“the latest out. Come earlier and get your your choice. 05 “*Store room post-office building. 9-7-4t. MURDER! -o Hale <fc Sigman will sell you a cook stove for $7.00. HALE & SIGMAN Will sell you ;i fifty dollar, G hole—the very best range—for $24.00. Better ranges than have been sold here for $08.00. IF YOU WANT ANYTHING In the Stove line call on Hale & Sigman —they will cut the bot tom out of prices. HALE & SIGMAN Can sell you an organ, piano, sewing machine or bicycle lower than you can buy it in the State. ESN !> eM ' SUP Pi ip. ? V 'v, V* Mi \jk . m i You, nor maki you throw your p0 M b 00 k* into our store, neither do we expect to put you into a trance- No! But with your open eyes you shall see, and with y onr ears you shall hear of our great cut 'prices. O ne might as well try to lift him self in a bushel basket as to under LADIES. Should bear in mind that Miss Emma Riley is the leading Mil liner in Conyers and carries a complete stock of everything in that line, in the store room of the post office. 9-7-4t. PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS Pointedly Penciled for Functual Perusal. Mr. Mike Hudson spent last Monday in Lithonia. The family of Mr. Summers spent a day very pleasantly at their plantation last Thursday. Read the advertisement of Stephenson & Turner, who offer the people bargains in their line. Read the card of Hale & Sig man and bfiy your stoves,ranges, organs and pianos at low prices. Summers & Hudson offer you the best of chance? to mane mon ey by saving it in buying cheap goods. Prayer meeting was continued from last Wednesday night through the week at the Bap¬ tist church. The prayer meetings which have been held in the Methodist church for ten nights closed last Wednesday night. We are glad to know that Rev. A. J. Beck has a good school in Lithonia. He is a good teacher and deserves patronage of the parents. We are sorry to learn that Mr. Richardson, of Covington, io very sick this week. He is the brother of Mr. Malaclii Richard¬ son, of our town. Clifford^igman, son of L. H. Sigman, took the position as post office clerk yesterday. He is a bright boy, who will make faithful clerk. We wish him abundant success. We took dinner with Dr. Stew¬ art at the Sunday school celebra¬ tion last Wednesday. His fam¬ ily and others had their spread together, and it was a good one. Everything that was palatable and good was there, and we en¬ joyed the treat. A young Mr. Reagan, who lives in Newton county, cut his foot very severely with an axe, severing two bones. He cameto Dr.Guinn last Thursday and had the wound sewed up and dress¬ ed. As usual the doctor made a neat job of it, and we trust Mr. Reagan will soon be healed. We wish our subscribers to read carefully The Weekly, and ask every one to make an effort to bring us one new name. We call attention of advertisers to our column as a good medium in which to make their business known in Rockdale and sections adjoining. Charlie Langford visited rela¬ tives here last Sunday. He rode his bicycle from Atlanta to this place in less than two and half hours, a distance of 31 miles. Last spring he won the prize of an $85 wheel over a Kentuckian, and a second prize, a silver ser¬ vice, over an Alabaman,making the race of ten miles on the pub¬ lic road leading out from Atlan ta. TILLEY & QUIGG, -(-WAREHOUSEMEN AND Dealers In-: Ij'CLa^a.'bcr, Coal, S2xi:n.g"les AVe keep on h ind at all times We carry a full line of nice all kinds of Lumber, Shingles, etc. Doors, Mantles, Sash, Blinds aDd Paints. Always see us before buying- We can save you money* THES. S. CELEBRATION. The Sunday school celebration on the old academy grounds last Umrsday was an interesting oc¬ casion for both the old and young. On account of the late¬ ness of (lie season it was not so largely attended, yet it was none the less enjoyable. The opening song, “We are Gathering,” was beautifully sung, with Mrs El¬ liott at the. organ, after which Rev. Roan offered the opening prayer, suited for the occasion. Another song and then Mr, J. A. Clotfelter made the welcome ad¬ dress in a few very appropriate remarks. After another song Dr. Quillian delivered the ad dress of the day. upon Sunday school work. He spoke at some length in his usual chaste and pointed style, interesting his au¬ dience. We have not space to give a synopsis of the discourse, we note, however, that he em¬ phasized the idea of ignorance among children, and particular¬ ly older persons who are igno¬ rant of the teachings of the scrip tures, and the great error in hav¬ ing persons as teachers who do not know the lessons to be taught. This should bo correct¬ ed, and teachers should not only be well informed but should bo Christians in order to teach di vin>i things. The speech conclu¬ ded, anothe'r song, and then din¬ ner was announced. The din¬ ner was, as is always the case on such occasions, bountiful and of the best style, truly a feast to the inner man. After dinner we had more sing iag, and then a speech by Rev. Roan, in his earnest, happy style comparing the Sunday schools of ante-bellum days with the present progressive work, some of which he thought inno¬ vations and not so good as the ( ( old way;” yet he was for the Sunday schools. He was follow¬ ed by Rev. Simmons, in his own unique and peculiarway drawing the picture of an ideal home, ideal church and ideal Sunday school. The benediction was pronounced by Dr. Quillian and the people dispersed to their re¬ spective homes, much the hap¬ pier for the going out and spend iug a day of profitable recreation. Dr. Stewart, who is an excel¬ lent presiding officer and one whose heart is in the work, was re-elected president, with Robt. Hollingsworth clerk. The cele¬ bration for ’9G will be held the last Saturday in May. Every school in the comity is expected to join the association, elect a vice president and attend in force. N0TICET0 0UR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS. We have moved across the street, where we are better pre¬ pared to give bargains to our customers. Please call and see our goods before you buy. 2fc. Street & Lackey.
