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About Conyers weekly. (Conyers, GA.) 1895-1901 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 3, 1896)
Wmt • -1 §■ fl (IRE SURANCE. U I ^ >. TILLEY « A GEN1 jgrE re • nt the BEST com ■ world. k y* * fe \'.Y, If-' PARAGRAPHS. OLD incern People and Events. c/ -3TORSA. is ca every ▼rapper. Lj r y, Brown, his Cifde, wife visited a>nd b'e Ain L f Social relatives I: Sun lay. klrs. S J. Reynolds, of East Point, was here this week to see Wends and arrange business iffaii's. g ev Jeff f -hriatian of Griffin was . [ere this wet k to visit relatives and Hasp bn Is with old friends. Mis? J- ssie Upshaw, of Social Lie, Lag am ist amiable and cultured 1ml' was the guest of Mrs. Llcax this week jj r L A. Lee and his mother, . rs. Dr. W II. Lee, are on a visit relativ ■ in Atlanta. Mr J j v rman, the aceommoda ns railroad agent at this place, being pp ied wi If new tele ■gpl.i-j instruments, desks, etc., id m l soui be moat conveniently ranged. It’ you are any -kind of a democrat bn will go to the polls next RYdne-iL>.; and vote the ticket Light through Anything short K this and you fail in your duty to be par:}-. Mr. L T. Farrill has moved to the lacldox house beyond Ml’- L. F Icott’s ,• I Sevii-1 new legal adds in this ■sue. Bern-.!!! ;')• Marbut and Reagan ill Lo:i - 1 t Hells, shot and powder. Miss Lizzie Thrasher of Henry maty, ii visiting Miss Mattie Me* taald ia the city You will fin 1 local news all about like Weekly. It is net confined lone page. Mrs. C, Z ichvy and daughter, liss CLf id, of Henry county, fere in Cony us this we k Mrs. Ii us ,n and Miss Peoples, ILiwrevil! \ are guests of Mrs LB Cain in the city. Col Rountree, of Atlanta, was here a ba s his week Mr. J. D. Winburn madq a bus ess trip po Atlanta last Tuesday Don’t forget your democracy Wednesday. The Darlington, Wis, Journal ys editorially of a popular pa'ent edicine “We know from exper ®ee that Chamberlain’s Colic, -Llera d Diarrhoea Remedy is ab hai is claimed for it, as on two *casioiis it stopped excruciating ?aias and possibly saved us from aontime’y grave. We would not 1 ea -y °ver night without; it in louse. This remedy undoubt UI J savt... more p .m and suite! ing ^Dany iTer Gmily oT or modi, iue in the world y t-hould keep it in the Iouse > Li- it is sure to be needed woner cr later. For sale by Dr H. Lf JC, Druggist. A B!s (Thera is an ABSOLUTE NECESSITY m fort grade goods which w e . are nt •ing and putting upon the JZSZSSXZ A \\ buvers recognize the jgyljjj H t dura : :-.v of vh; i|| §i KSOOTvS. SASH, BLITfDS g pi g|j GENERAL WOODWORK jsH ,wh : thev put into thek buildings. H war:a:: are ■ watt. Stud for Price List-/r«. Alias. ST A LUMBER CO.. : ■> AUGUSTA, OA* Maker ' 1 -X Brand." (210) . COLD WAVE. We are selling the best Grade of COAL on the maiket. If you want a CHEAP COAL we can sell as cheap as anyone. TILLEY & QUIGG. J KEEPKOOL! $- * y & $ | all KINDS DE’-Iiciors SUM t MElt DKINKS. < £ it 0»r 'd * fount turns nut. the very 1 best, the most wholesome tlie & H mo.-t refreshing drinks, ® Y c Call and try our produc- * 1 I tions, I t V DR. W. H. LEE. m ■t i t Cotton 7 5 8 Mrs- II. P. Almand, of Ingleside, was here this week. Hrs. Hez Shipley, of Clarkston was here this week looking after business interests. Mr. J. A. McCord, of Atlnmta : spent Sunday here- He is a most elegant gentleman and is always heartily welcomed to his old home Judges Gleaton and McCalli attended Newton Supeiior court, last week, at Coving' oa Your attention is called to the advertisement of Mr Chas B. Hud¬ son in this issue. You will find it on the first page. Mrs. Lizzie Huff, and grand daughter, of near Social circle, are on a visit to relatives here this week. New house and young goods at A. D. Summeis". Mrs. Wa'ker, of WarrentoD, is the guest of Mrs. H. Y. McCord- NEGRO HURT. A young negro man was hauled in from down about Boortush branch on the railroad last Saturday morn ing in a terribly bruised co idition. Dr Guinn took charge of him, desss ed his wounds, and he was carried to Jim Jones'home to get well. It is presumed that he fell from a train. Ef Troubled with Rheu= matlsm Read This. Annapolis, Md., Apr. Hi, 1896.— 1 have used Chamberlain’s Paiu Barn for rheumatism and found it to be ad that is claimed for it. I believe it to be the best preparation for rheumatism aud deep seated muscular pains on the market and cheerfully recommend it to the pub ic. Jno. G, Brooks, dealer in boots, shoes, e’e, No. j6 Main St. ALSO READ THIS. Mechanicsnille, St. Maro county, Md.—I sold a bottle of Chamber Iain's Pam Ba’m to a man who had been suffering with rheumatism fur several years- It made him a well man. A J- Me ull. For sale at 50 cents per bottle by Dr. W. H Lee, Druggist, Lost All. We announced some time ago that Mr. Joe Baker, of near Cora lost his home by fire, We didn’t know at that time, but have since learned that Mr. Bakei carried no insurance and that he sustains a total loss, not only of his dwelling, but the greater portion of bis household effects, to the extent of $800,00 yet he is not grumbling, and proposes to rebuild at once, A man of his pluck and energy will suc ceed in the face of great obsta cles. ! ! it V..r for childr» iho first are symptom .ubject t. of croup me wa ,t c Li idis-asc— hotness- If Chamber , aiu . s cough Remedy is given as I the child becomes hoaise soon as aa.ct. Ev,» it-UI prvnt lh. after the croupy cough has appeared the attack can always be prevented i. giving this remedy- It is I invaluable <br colds and tv hooping j cough. For sale by Dr. W. H. Lee, , Druggist- ‘Tbo OASTORIA. fas ““ ls on signature S7 eeery of 4 ^tapper. Mr. Bolt Hair, of Madison. will build the chimneys for Mr. J, M. Alnnnd's new home. Our mdchants say eolleelions are very good and the [ rospi ct for the farmer to come out on top is good. Dr. L. B Cdfton has returned to Conyers after an absence of two weeks- lie has rooms at the Com¬ mercial. Cove'ousness is an excusable sin for those who look into Allen D. Summers, big store just now. It is a needless -in, however, for although the new’ goods are fine in quality and beautiful patterns the prices are in reach of all Tribute of Respect. By the Conyers Baptist Sunday School.— Whereas it has pleased our Heaven¬ ly Father, in his wise dispensation, to remove from our sclroal Rev. H. F Buchanan, in his seventh fourth year, and for fifty years a faithful minister of the gospel and defender of the faith; and, whereas we desire to give expression, as an apprecia¬ tion of the noble traits of bis charac¬ ter as illustrated in his godly life, therefore be it Resolved, That the school has lost one cf its most zealous workers and a conscientious and pious teacher of the Bible class Resol veil, That we tender our sympathy to the berea”ed family in their loss of an affectionate hus¬ band and kind father. Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be spread upon the min - utes, a copy sent to sister Buchanan and that a blank page be left, 'upon our minu'e book with proper inscription 0 , in memory of our deceased brother. Resolved, That the Conyei a Week ly and Rockdale Banner be requst ed to publish this tribute of respect. Respectfully submitted, J. B. Reese, J. J. Langford, G W. Holcomb, Committee. Equinoxial Gale. A ga’e b'owing at the rate of 62 miles an hour struck Savannah and Brunswick last Tuesday at noon, leaving death and destruction in its path. Besides the lives that were lost, Savannah was damaged to the extent of a mipion dollars while Brunswick loses five hundred thous and. Attended The Opening. Mrs. Genie Haygood and Miss Ola Christian attended the fall milliuary opening in Atlanta last week. They gathered much valuable information that they will use to advantage in the interestof their customers. Work Begun. Mr. W. U. Wallis has begun the erection of Mr. Jesse M. Al¬ mand’s home on Decatur street. When completed it will be a neat and attractive little cot¬ tage. • ---- With tvro little children subject we do not rest easy witL* out a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in the house, for the most severe attack quickly succumb to a few doses of it.-'-Morrison. Colo., £ For s le at 25 and 50 cents VU Drug per bottle by Dr. W. H. Lee, gest. CASTORIA | For Infants and Children. TSs fse- it « simile ererr i WE ARE Going to weigh COTTON and have employed Mr. W. It • Still as weigher. Will appreci¬ ate your patronage. TILLEY & QUIGG. CA8TORIA. Tio tae¬ cimilo is OB signature J7 every ol ▼rapper. Out O’Sight. Conyers et joys a bade 'hat few' towns can boast of. Last Wednes¬ day wag a n pre-enta'ive day, and people were here to trade from be ond Lilhonia, from the heart of Newlon r ouniy and out of Henry. It was a hustling day commercially speaking and the prospect is good for many more like it. Great Opportunity. If you contempla'e buying shoes we direct your attention to the ad vertisement of Mr. A- D, Summers on the 4'h page of this paper. He has p'aced six thousand pairs on the market and offers a bargain in each pair. Died Sunday, Mrs. Winn, of Decatur, of whose illness we made mention in a former issue, died at her homo last Sunday, after a use¬ ful life of eighty years. She was the mother of Rev. P- P - Winn, of our city, aud that gentleman and his wife, were with the deceased in her last moments, She was a noble christiau lady and has gone to her reward. Great Cotton Day, Conyers enjoyed another great cotton day last Wednes¬ day. It began to come in early and by ten o’clock the streets were lined with wagons car rging from one to four bales. It was a busy day with all, and much business caused the salesmen in the stores to long for rest. Drouth Broken. The drouth was broken in Conyers early last Tuesday morning and was a most wel¬ come change from the dry and dusty condition we have endur¬ ed in this section so long. The showers were fitful and light, as though it were an effort on the part of J. Pluvius to give us the much needed relief, but it came and we are all glad. Marriage. Ilis friends here will be in¬ terested "to know that Mr. Jesse T, Wallis, who has been in Al¬ abama for the past year, has become a Benedict. It was several weeks ago that the cer¬ emony that joined Miss Mable Thomas and Mr. J. T. Wallis in marriage was performed in Farrill, Ala. Mr. Wallis has many friends here who joins the Weekly in good wishes and congratulations to the happy couple. A Comunication. Elsewhere in this paper will be found a communication from George Reagan, col., in the in¬ terest of his colored brothers. Important Notice. All parties indebted <o the firm of G. W. & A. P. Cain must come forward and settle at once. We arc obliged to col¬ lect and are going to collect all that is due us. Your papers will go through the courts if not paid this fall. I am going to buy possible cotton and pay the hightest price for it. Office in Jno. H. Al mand’s Bank, Respectfully G- W. Gain- ESTABLISHED 1865 - Dr. W. H. DEALER IN Pure Drugs, Medicines, Fancy and Toilet Articles, Stationery Cigars, Tobacco,* Snuff, Pipe: etc., Very Cheap. ill Kinds cf Swldii | i A full line of Paints, Oils Var„i8h« 8 . Paint Brwba. Window Glass. GARDEN SEED. SCHOOL BOOKS AND S'dPPLIErS. Wall harper TERHS CASH: TDTZ. *W\ K- X-iZE 3!E NEW MILLINERY. ................ ......... ... ^—-—-———— We are prepared to show our customers a LINE of MILLI¬ NERY that is bound to please. THESE GOODS WERE SELECTED WITH CARE AND BOUGHT WITH A VIEW TO COMPETITION. WE EXTEND AN INVITATION TO ALL. Gome and examine our stock before you make your fall purchases. To the ladies we would say, we have some beautiful hats— VERY STYLISH. Respectfully, McDonald & Haygood. M. H. PLUNKET. PEffl STOI^E. NEW GOODS, GOOD GOODS, LOW PRICES. I keep in stock Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Meat, Lard, Meal Syrup, Hams, in fact any and everything that you need. You will also find a good stock of Tobacco, Cigars and Snuff. NEW GOODS ARRIVING EVERY DAY. Don’t fail to see me when you come to town, M. H. Plunkett Marbut and Reagan soil large box Fresh canned g rods arriving daily P. P. M Blacking for Sets. a'. Marbut. and R av: an’s. Mr, and Mrs. Bates li agan Miss Alice Wells, of Stone Moun visited relatives in Riverdale, -May- tiin was the guo-t of her aunt, Mrs* ton county this week. J. W. Johnson this week. Be sure to vote Democratic. Be sure to vote Wednesday. iVfillii]0Ty Qoods 1 call the attention of the public to my new fall stock of MILLINERY. My stock is complete and those desiring to pur¬ chase in this line will do themselves an injustice should they purchase before examining my goods. Three central ideas were observed in the selection and pur c hase of the3e goods: STYLE, QUALITY AND PRICE I can give you the style quality aud price that will suit you. Asking a share in your patrouage I am Respectfully, JVfiss EmiRa Tji Icy, They Stay Dyed. Stockings, Feathers, Gowns, dyed Cloaks or other articles with j^lcUTlOricl \ will retain their color ^ no matter how often they arc washed or ex "< « | posed to the sun. A Ml Dyes package of Diamond * and cost:; only ten cents plain direc tions for using accom pany it- No pro- 3- » ** feiaU —
