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About Conyers weekly. (Conyers, GA.) 1895-1901 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 20, 1897)
high grade GOODS AT LOW GRADE FRIGES. There is nothing amiss with these figures. 13 cans Alligator Oysters 1,00 Poultry Powders per package 10 Talcum Powders 12£ cents 13ft> Evaporated apples 1,00 Queen Olivos per bottle 15 cts. Pettijobns California Breakfast food and Quaker Oats 124 cts. per package. Maple Syrup qt. Jugs 40 cents. Sarsaparilla, 1,00 bottle 50 cts - 2 ff> Can Mocha & Java coffee 75 cents. BestN. 0. Syrup 35c per. gal. A good coffee mill 25 cents. A good pair of hames 20 cents. Pair steel trace chains 30 cents. A good singletree for 15 cents. Porous plasters 10c. Lavender ammonia, pt. bottles 10c. 4 lbs best package soda 25c. 13 boxes full weight oysters $1. 17 cans tomatoes $1. 3 boxes best American sardines 10c. 2 5 cents boxes snuff for 5c . Navy beans or (Yankee beaus) 3£ cents per pound. Genuine eastern seed Irish po¬ tatoes 90c per bushel. We still sell 7 bars ‘‘our best” soap for 25c. Please ask the price of fancy and stick candy. Large bottle Benzine 10 cents. As good pills as are sold, for 13c A very excellent cough medi¬ cine in tablets, per p’k 5c. Red cedar buckets 40c each: , No. 3 Mammoth Rochester lamp chimney 15c. No. 2 Good lamp chimney 5c. No. 1 Good lamp chimney 4c. A good flour sifter 5c. A good glass lamp complete I8c. 6 heel bolts for 25 cents. C clivises far 25 cents. A pair of large first-class scis¬ sors 20 cents. A $1.50 warranted razor 99c. Sheet Iron biscuit pan 10 cents - | ^ good cigars for 5 cents. 1 Sruoking tobacco 4c per package H pounds excellent chewing tobacco for $1. Still have some crockery and cutlery that can’t last much longer at the low prices we are tnem. Every theng sold at a Very low price for cash. See for yourself. iVffjLbuf, The Grocer, 10 Center s|. J. I\ Tilley, A M. McElvanky. FIRE We represent, the Strongest Compa¬ nies in the World. We pay all loss s promptly and without litigation, »V insure ail kinds of city or town prop¬ erty, country Dwellings, Barns, Stock, tenant houses etc., at. the very lowest, rates. We will also take care of your Valuable papers and In= suranee Policies in John Ho Almand’s Vaults free of charge o We solicit your patronage. TILLEY & iuCELVAN’EY. Told In PARAGRAPHS. Concerning People and Events. o^s*3?a*xix^a.. The lee- —■* is 110119 OB tigastare every « { wrapper. H. P. & D. M, Almand & Co-, have a large quantity of Dice white peas for table use. The section boss has been en¬ gaged on the track around the depot for a time this week - In a few days we will receive tbe nicest line of clothing ever brought to Conyers. H. P. & d. M. Almand & Co. Messrs. Robt - Guffin and W. N. Everitt spent several days in McDonough this week in the interest of the M. Schulz Go’s, musical instruments, The town has been filled with drummers this week and they all did a good business, Mr Will Wardlaw, so we are in¬ formed, is now a proof reader on the Constitu'ion. This is an excel¬ lent position. Mr. A. d, Summers is making his arrangements to go east about the first of March, He intends to buy a large stock of goods and everything he bargains for will be strictly^ "‘up to date”, Look for his futuvei, announcements, Mrs, Ed Ozborn, of Coving¬ ton, is the guest of Mrs. Ed Everitt in the city. Mr. Clarence AimaDd of our town, spent last Wednesday in Atlan'A. Conyers has some of tbe prefc.iest young ladies in the whole country, and when they are through with school life they will make it exceed¬ ingly interestiog for the gallant swains with whom they may meet. Coll on me at all times and you will find it to your interest. We sell goods cheap. M. H. Plunket. The peop'e of the coun'y should consider the matter of an exhibit at the Nashville Exposition which opens May 1st and closes Oct- 31. The Georgia road is anxious that our county be represented The many friends here of Dr. Quillian, of Marrietta, were pleased to meet him here last Monday. We are running a general mer¬ chandise business on lines in accord with the times. Don't buy until you see us. M. H - Pluuket. Judge A. M, Helms is having a new fence built around his home The Exposition. Mass Meeting, Saturday, Feb, 27, at Court House The citizens of the county are requested to meet at the couit house on the date above mentioned, at 1,30 p. M - for the purpose of discussing and determining with regard to a display of the products and resources of Rockdale at the Tennessee Cen¬ tennial, under the management and direction of the Georgia Railroad. Col J. H. Avetill, representing the road, will probably be present at this meeting aud further outline the purposes of the exhibit. Everybody should attend this meeting and make known their views concerning the proposition •IF 9 9 You want a guano that pay you buy EDA STONE and GREEN’S FORM ALAR. J.P. TILLEY. FIRE! FIRE! FIRE! I am agent for the oldest, best a“r"oik“ a share of your business. Willi take care of your Policies, Deeds and able papers in Fire-proof vault free of charge. Very respectfully W. J. Bakes, Agent. At Joint II. Almand’s Bank. Tfco fsc- is liiaila ca eigaature { wrapper. every tt Alice ' iuc of Weyltt.an shoi s just waved at II. P. k L. M A1 maud k Co's The oil mill finished its sea¬ son last Tuesday at noon. The superentendent will be engaged there for the remainder of the month, cleaning up and arrang¬ ing the machinery for the sum¬ mer rest. The season has been a profitable one to the company An elegant and large bill of nov lions just ar i~ed at H, P. & d. M. Almand & Co. Mr. B. I). Crossley is advertis¬ ing his famous cough remedy in this ' paper. “Mother Cross ley’s Cough Cure.” is indeed a splendid remedy and we would ; advise all who need something of this kind, to try it. See ad vertisement elsewhere. Henry Almand has been a lit¬ tle lame since his mule ran with him the other day. Some Gypsies were in town this week. Among their stock were several good mules - “Mrs. Walker and Miss Hall, of Warrenton are guests of Mrs. H. Y. McCord. We were glad to see Mr. J. M. Huff on the streets again after a severe illness. Fob Pupe DbUiAS, Medicines, Toilet Articles, Fine Soaps, Brushes, Combs, etc., go to ?u u 111 Moon light seerne to counter¬ act the electric light spirit that was want to possess our peo¬ ple for a time. A telephone line from Atlanta to Augusta, is being erected. The line is up as far as our town and it is a very substantial one. The poles are extra fine, being moun¬ tain cedar.. Everything we sell is new and good. We will make it to your ad¬ vantage to trade with us. M. H Plunket Mr. W. S. Mai but and family, of Confers, spent ! anday here as the guests of .Mr- and Mrs. J.C. Flowers. —Covington Enterprise. Mr J N. Ha'e has been away on a business trip this week Mnj.E. H, Almand made a business trip to Madison this week. Read all of the advertisements in this issue. It will pay you. Wanted. All the fine beef cattle you have for sale. Highest market price paid for them. Respectfully, A. B. Osborn. CASTORIA I For Infants and Children. Tie f»o- is a stmila A slputurc < ; JOHN H. / HAND, BANKER. CONYERS, GEORGIA. Exchange bragM “ a soi<i ' Ccii “ ticns m = ds «> »>i p»- t5 « f th « country. Accommodations extended consistent with sound banking will not be honored! under any dreum* stinces. Office hours from 8 a.m. till -Ip, m. till further notice. CA.6TOHIA. 3 *. A few hops ( it hem..ants 1< ft 4d yards or mom. examine iheae troods at 11. P. * D. M A ma id & (Va. A Mr, Bond was here flu’s week with an eye to furnishing electric lights for Conyers He thinks he can put in a plant for less than any other concern in the whole country. Mr. Steve Gleaton came up from Oxford and spent Sunday and Monday with bis parents Several of ourlawyers attend¬ ed court at Decatur this week. The new jail promises to be “a thing of beauty” and whole ly secure. Mr. Luther Cain, of Lawrence* ville, spent Sunday with his parents here. The dogs about town have continued to die at intervals during the past few days. Trade with those who adver¬ tise. It will always pay you to heed this injunction. Your attention it celled to the dissolution uotic* of 11. P. & d. M. Almand & Co . in this is me. Read Summers’ advertisement in another column. This is a good time for our Merchants to begin to talk up their spring goods—they know it, however, and will do so soon. Miss Lola Smith, an amiable young lady of Lithia Springs, who has been the guest of Miss Emma Riley in the city, has re¬ turned to her home. She was tendered an entertainment at the home of Miss Riley last Fri¬ day evening, which proved a delightful affair. Conyers has the dev* rest set o r court liou e officials ol any town in Georgia. Mr- L. F. Scott had his property surveyed this week by a gen'leman from DeKalb county. The lines run exactly in accord with Mr. Scott’s former opinions concerning their location. Horse trading seems to be on hi e increase in this county and some of tbe boys are becoming quite expert at the business. Death at 112 Jacob Loyal, col - , died last Monday after having attained according to all accounts, the age of one hundred and twelve years. His son, who is himself approaceing the 90 mile post, gives his age at 118, but a little calculation brings it down to 112. For several years past the old man had almost entirely lost his eyesight, but otherwise he was able to work about the yard until within a short time before Ids death. His memory was splendid and he could talk interestingly, ’tis said, of his experiences in the various wa* periods of this country through which he past. He was buried last Tuesday evening - The Weekly and the Weekly Con iitution for $1.25. AGENTS WANTED—For War in rentati ^Endorsed bv ^ . , r ] j reliable book Outfit*, free Ore it Tiearborii St., Chicago . N tv garden sred^at U. P & P. M Abound Si Co s Mr. W, F. Hardin rep ads l]te appoavenco of a lone blue bird on his place near town last weel- . Mr Millard Dabney, of Ingle side, was here on business this ! week. Capt. W. T. Iluson is out J again after several days of con | finement caused by the recent | bad weather. I Last Sunday was a beautiful Nearly everybody attend¬ ed church in tho forenoon and went walking or riding in the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. W V - Almand had as their guests last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Elyea and Miss Julia Robinson, of Atlanta and on Tuesday they were visited by Mrs. It. L - Hardman, of Atlanta and Miss Lizzie Harber, of Harmony Grove. Mr. William Stovall is clerk¬ ing for It. W - Tucker. He makes a good salesman. Mr- Lailwv Gain warnas 'he Bon-, yers boys, that Lawrence ville will play ball this summer and that Conyers is on iheir list, lie think'i that t’am will be able to walk <ff with anydiing Conyers can produce. Talmnge will lecture in At'antn Tuesday night next. Many of our peop'e will go to hear him. Local news may be found on tl e first page of this p iper. Mr. and Mrs. Fussell and Mis 8 Myrtle Powell, of Ingleside, were guests of the family of Mr. and Mrs, A - N. Plunket last Sunday. Mrs. T. A. Elliott has her mother and sister, Mrs - Downs and Mrs. Malone, as visitors this week - Mr. Ohas. McDonald spent, Sunday with relatives in Coving¬ ton . After an extended visited to relatives in Hall county. Mr R. B. Brooks has returned !o his borne here. Mr. Ed Fowler, of Coving¬ ton, spent Sunday with rela¬ tives here. Tak ‘1 the Conyeh Weekly and Weekly 0 mstitatio v Last week witnessed a novel wedding in the good old county of Jackson, when Mr. J. M. Sailors, a guy and festive young¬ ster of‘JO years of age. led to the hymeneal alter a blushing young widow of 80 summers Age forms no limit to the illegi¬ bility to make matrimonial con tracts in Georgia—and frequent¬ ly lack of age forms but slight and insufficient barrier.—Geor¬ gia Cracker. First Lady —Is Marbut; tbe grocer, going out of business? Second Lady— No, why? First Lady—H e is selling goods so cheap, I thought per hapes he intended closing out his business - Secoxd Lady—T hat is just his way of doing business. e II ; •'eraE anfbsolute have timeiy remedy for Consumption. By its use 1 Consumption/Throat, Bronchial or j { *£ p»yn (iumrantea tfal. nenecgaa JMJ-TJk Vripoatwa. . i W : 1 I I !/ li f m JpSe I i Vi PI I m UK. W. -’I. LEE. 500 Boxes Fine Toilet Soap just receive d. 5c. pe v box, 3 cake i to the box. Try our Sweet Rose Cigars— 5 for 5 cents. Some of our cus¬ tomers say they smoke as well as a five cents cigar. STRAPS for school books 10c. each. A good Shaving Soap with a nice mug 10c. T* --s Genuine Oil Paintings 00 cents each. WE GIVE a good 5c pencil or two cheap pencils with each 5c Tablet—tablets are the largest size with good paper. VISITING PK.' CAiRDS IOC PGR. TRY Our Arcadian Ginger Ale, a delicious winter drink, a Hue remedy for La Grippe Quart, bottles ‘25c. * Large boxes (400 to the * box) parlor matches for 5c. RAILROA D Maccoboy Snuff in lib glass jars 45c per lb. We aie overstocked on Spectacles. For tbe next 30 days will sell steel, silver, and gold framed spectacles at cost! Now is the time to buy a good pair of glasses at manu¬ facture!’s prices. VASELINE in nice porcelain j :t rs I Oc. BO RATED Talcum Powder 10c. »®»oo»»®S93s>*T*®o®®«o*ee»* GLYCERINE Jelly of Roses, Cold Oreatn, Witth Hazel Gull Creatn, Glycerine Jel¬ ly of Violets, Rose and Cu¬ cumber Cream, Lavender Jelly and other elegant pVeparations fir the face aud bands only IC'c each. 053S33 3330*3*33 A big stock of all kinds c,f Vio¬ lin, Guitirand Banjo Strings. Prices to suit all. A large assortment of fis’i hooks very cheap. Paints, Varnisncs, Paint Brush¬ es etc. at factory prices. Best window gla‘8, all sizes, at prices lower fchkn ever befote. See My New Dress? This is an hr Strong, old dress, Sure, but no one & Fast, knows j I Beautiful that, for y and Cheap its color is x Diamond new and y\\ byes fresh, ioc. _) should and a few be in stitches are every all it cost. household Diamond Byes J 1A WetS. Sold by tedmc Dl\W,H.LEE.
