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About Conyers weekly. (Conyers, GA.) 1895-1901 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 9, 1897)
p JNJ PARAGRAPHS. cerning People and Events. tl M ever? | ho es 50 cents a foot at Sum gig Cash Store. rs ir. C. W. Smith lias sold IPs bauble business to Mr. B. D. fesley, of Litboni*, who will fe here in a few days and cou - the same The WlEKLv ex i welcome. 9 him a cordial bot, & Reagan have dissolved ar Wid th Marbut is uership Mr. go e proprietor bf the businetis Reagan is engaged with the , Almand & Co. Mr 10 fJ. H. rbat will continue the business at o’d stand. lf r8 Arthur Dabney, of Wind f . has returned home after a |eks L visit to her parents here. s B. E. McDaniel aod Lhter, ined . of Bowden, have re¬ [it home after a pleasant to the family of Mr. W. V. irnanfl. [The many friends of Miss Dallie Inland hope that she may sxtn i, well. jfhs Claud Warren, of Litbonia. sited relatives here last week. Mr. J. H. Bentley is having line repairs made upon his [welling. The most pleasant social vent of the holidays was the Lnual festival of the Masons It their Hall. The Sunday school workers f the town enjoyed the services eld by Rev. Mr. Miller, field worker of the Georgia State uuday school Association, at Methodist church Monday ,nd Tuesday night. Mr. R. H. Brooks, father of B. B. Brooks,has been spen¬ ding some time here. Dr. T. J. McDonald is taking r course of lectures in Atlanta, ,e went up last Monday and rill return to-day. Pay your subscription to the Weekly now. It is due and ive need it. FROM CRIPPLE GREEK After the b : g fire in Cripple "reek, I took a very severe cold and ried many remedies without help, he cold becoming more settled. Af er using three small bottles oi /bamberlaiu’s Cough Remedy, both he cough and cold left me, and :rs altitude it tikes a merito ciiugh remedy to do any good -G, B. Henderson, editor Daily dvertiser. For sale by Dr. W. Hr iee. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. It « every wrapper. Don’t bolt your food, it iritates your stomach. Choose digestible fond and chew it. Indigestion is a dangerous tifkness. Proper care prevents it Shaker Digestive Cordial cures it This is the long and short of indiges tion. No, the question is; Have you 8°t indigestion? Yes. if you have Pain or discomfort after eating, head Jthe, breath,, dizziness, heartburn, langour, nausea, weakness offensive JHundh e, flatulence, loss of appetite, indi¬ constipation, etc. Yes, you have gestion. Te cure it. take Shaker Di¬ gestive Cordial- The medicinal herbs *ntl Cordial* plants of wh ! ce Shaker Digestive tho food composed, help to digest ir your stomach ;help to strength¬ en your stomach. When your stomach ttsiroiig, ora will keep it so. Shaker Digestive t'ordial is for sale bv drug price 10 cents to $1.00 per bottle. CHRONIC DIARRHOE \. CURED I have been a suflerer from chron ic diarrhoea ever since the war (18G6 “1" that has bee i a success as a cure, and that is Chamber lain ’3 Colic, Cholera and Dia rhoea R-medv. T E. Grisham. Gaars Miffs, Laj for Lee- Ri-v J F. Walli - is on a visit, to Mr J. T. Wallis, oi Farril], Ala. We c.tfil your attention to the ad cr'is<treat of .Mr. W. S Marbut in his issue Dkss Goods, Clo'Lirgard Under wear at greatly reduced prices. Chas B. HuU30N Miss- s Kate Anderson and Lula and Sarah Manning', of Manet'a. were mteitained by relatives and friends here last week and this. We are disposing of winter goods atthevu-y lowest p ices for cash See us and buy bargains. t ins. B. IT unsox. Miss Sue Pittman, of Cedartowu. a mug; amiab e young lady was the guest of Mrs. D. M. A macd the past week. The Baptist church subscription committee, created to serve during the erection of the new Baptist church, will get to work iu earnest next week. It is hoped that the foundaiio 1 for the new chuich will be laid in a short time. CASTORIA. Tie fac¬ —'* Si e* simile St every slgsature g- vtippej. Messis. Webb and Braswell now occupy ibe house which the writer vacated on Friday. Clever and genial Chas. Nowell is now with C. B. Hudson and wifi be gkd to Lave bis friends call on him. Miss Alma Caig e, of Li’-honia, was the guest of Miss Ma’.tie Mc Donald 'ast week. Miss Lollie Posey has secured a school at Jacksonville, in De Kalb county. She took charge last Monday. The new council named the city officials for the new year as i'ojlows: Marshals, Sheriff Aus¬ tin and W. B. Smith, Street overseer, D, T. "Vauglm. Clerk, M, H. Plunkett. Treasurer. J. C. Stephenson. Since our last issue many marriages have occured and we are not sure of the dates of some of them. Our friend, Mr. Will Cowan, one of the most- worthy- young men in the county. was married to Miss Ida Almand, the estimable daughter of Judge Jno. W. Al mand, Sunday, after Christmas day, if we remember correctly. We congratulate the young people and extend our best wishes. Death. The little baby of Mr. and Mrs. M.H. Plunket died last Tuesday night after a few hours suffering from membranous croup- The remains were in ter red i ti Rockdale cemetery Wednesday evening. The Weekly tenders siucere sympathy to the sorrowing parents in their sad affliction. A-SPECIFIC FOR GOLDS AND CROUP. For years we have used Chamber Iain’s Cough Remedy and always keep it in the house. It is regarded in our family as.a specific for cold and croup, It is a’so invaluable for whooping cough- No family where there are children should be without it.--R E B eet, Oiney, Mo For sale by Dr. W. H. Lee. Bargain Sesker’s Counter, This is anew fea ure iu Conyers mercantile business, in that it is a nent fea tire in our store, it perum constantly replenished, You being useful things at gen¬ can find many gain uine bargain price-son our ba coun'er. B. Hudson. Chas Lost. a gold « oi a clasp. Last on the evening Masonic festival, at be hafi or on the street, somewhere from Mr. i. • Bryan.s home to the hall- Leave this office and » e t reward The firm of Stephenson k Turner has di solved, by mutual consent M , John C Stephenson suceeoyg tlie old (itm and has bright prds peels fordoing a good business present, year. ... Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Wood, of Winder, visited relatives here last week. Rev. Wood preach¬ ed at llio Christian churGh in tins city last Sunday. He will reside at Watkinsville in she future. We reproduce a notice of the bus iucss transaction of Messrs. G. W. A A. P. Cain 1 f this place and Mr. A. Almaed of Lawicneevtl e, fio.m the Herat 1 , on another 1 age,' from which it, will be seen ihat we are to lose the form< r gentlemen and gain the ’alter. We hope that the parties (oncerned will meet with great su s* cess in their new fields. We regret to lose the Messrs. Cain and gladly we’come Mr. Aluiand Mr. Norman, mother of Mr Jo seph Norman, has moved to our city and occupies Di. Lewis A. Lee's nice home on Decatur street. We have changed our living quar¬ ters and are now' neighbors to the Mayo 1 , Mr. W. N. Everiit and others of that neighborhood. We occupi Mr. L L. Johnson’s residence. Mr. Tom Aubtin has turned b s back upcD dry goods and eu'e ed rebool. Tom is a good f a esmau and a wise young man. Mrs. Dukes lias gone on a visit to relatives in Florida. She was accompanied by her daughter, Miss Nannie. The marriage of Mr. Tom White and Miss Emma Bailey, both of this county, occurred last Wednesday week, Rev. J. J. Stephenson officiating. We ex¬ tend hearty greetings and good wishes to the happy couple. Mr. David Floyd, of Redan and Miss Beatrice Cook, of our city, were happily married at the home of the brides mother, last Wednesday,- Rev. Juo. ,F. Almand officiating. The hap¬ py couple will make their future homo at Redan. Mr. Joseph Chatman, of Li thonia.is clerking foi; Mr. B. D. Crosslev. Miss Ola Christian is spend¬ ing some time with friends at Bowden, Ga. The Ordinary informs us that he has passed the record in is¬ suing marriage license in 1896. He sold one hundred and one. In 1895 83 wete issued, and the highest number issued up to January 1st, 1896. was 90. The Judge and county officers could have increased the sale in ’96 but didn’t meet with the re¬ quisite encouragement. A Happy New Year. The big crowds and the big business were ours. More pat rons than could crowd into our Big New Store, This was the public answer to the weaklings who tried to enact the role of competitors. With the lieW year we extend our thank, .0 the thousand, of customers who chose our store in preference to other ,, stores .___• in Gonvers uonyeis. We vvo had expected 1 our sales to be large but they ex ceeded by far what « looked forward to, We are progressive . here- We are every day looking to the tle thing that other stores lect; and building up a on r lines Of our own. We have just finished stock taking and fiad a great many remnants and odds and that WO will sell at less half price and a all it shoes an< „nrt clothing ton ten at f actor y cost for spot cash ; We wll l “post no bills one during this sale. Allen D. Summers. CASTOniA. /? ■“ 1j on K every *■ 4 vrtppor. V- - , i ' lU,e ordinary informs us that ls kept quite busy of late making out aphcatiors for pen svons tor indigent so’d ms. lie has received instructions in the' last few days from lion. Rich ard Johnson,Com. of Pensions, that payments will begin as early in January as is practica¬ ble; indigent, widows and inva led being paid in (lie order named. No new claims will be considered . , , until ... enrolled . claims are disposed of. Mr. M. L Wood Las moved to town. He occupies the house "aca ted by Mr. W. R White, on Dec* Lur street, Mr aod M rs. A, J. Summers have moved into their home on Mi 1 street Dr. J. P. Rosser, of Atlanta, was here a short, time this week looking after business interests Mr II C. Penn has moved into Mr. Gus Alraand’s residence on Rail.oad street. Everybody will take in tho show to-night and Monday night. We regret to aunounce the serious illness <>f Dr. W. H. Lee. Hope he may soon recover. TI 10 rew year changes have hem many and the Weekly trusts, all for the l>est. QUICK RELIEF FROM RHEU¬ MATISM. Mr. E'isha Berry, of this place, gays he never had any liing to do him so much good and give such quick relief from rheumatism as Chambe'dain’s Paul Balm. Ite was bothered greatlv with shooting Pains f oui hip to knee until he used this li' imenfc, which a!To;ded piompt re¬ bel — B. F. Bakec, druggist, St Palis, Ohio. For sale by Dr. VV. H. Miss Mildred Posey has sc¬ oured a position with the Bow¬ den High School. Miss Mildred is a splendid teacher and will meet with success in her new field. Mr. T. A, Elliott’s barn, to¬ gether with a line horse, cow, calf and a good quantity of rufage, was consumed by fire on last Monday night week. Origen of fire unknown. Mr. and Mrs. Will Wardlow of Atlanta, spent Christmas with Mrs. Wardlow in this city . A negro horse thief was caught here last Sunday night. It was not positively known that he had stolen the horse when he was first arrested, but ho was detained at the court¬ house on suspicion over night. As no one was asked to watch him he walked out and oil' a few moments before a gentle man arrived in search of him. He left the horse with the sher¬ iff and the owner secured it. The negro has not been seen since. reiitative at Washington. Endorsed by $ 1 50 Big book, big commiseions , . the only endorsed, Everybody book. wants free Ore re )j ab j e Outfit* it given. Freight paid, prop a’I trash, and make $300 a month with war in Cuba, Address to day .THE NATION- 35M ’» After meals you should have simply a feeling of comfort ant satisfaction a^tionls going on!’ 1 if the fining of so many diseases, that it is best to take it in hand at once and treat it with Shaker Digestive Cordial, For vou know that 5^3 i c 0r clial dees thtB by providing the di L aestive materials in which the sick toma cb is wanting. It also tones up I and strengthens the digestive healthy. organs ja i -d makes them perfectly method of fbis is the rationale of it* cure as the doctors would sav- Sold , price lOeents $1 00 | i bottle. by di uggists, to per Advertise. -*sJ0HN H' AIMAND, BANKER,** ,£r* CGNYERS, GEORGIA. Fxch'aRge ,, b&ugl’tar.d sold. Ccllccticns made all parts of the on Accommodations extended consistent with sound banking will het be her. ere d under, cry circritt k stance?, . Office hours from 8 a. si. fill 4 1 \ m till further notice, 189? 189? 189?. 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