Conyers weekly. (Conyers, GA.) 1895-1901, March 27, 1897, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextJ.P. Tilltct, A McKlva-xky. FIRE INSURANCE. "p rr,nrps«-nt the Strongest Compa¬ nies in tne World. We pay alt 1< sr s promptly and without, litigation, Wc insure ail kinds of city or town prop¬ erty, tenaiUliou.es country Dive)ling®, Barns, Stock. etc., at the very lowest ratfg. We will also take care of your Valuable papers suad In= sunmee Policies in Jobn | of St charge. Almand’s Vaults free We .elicit vour patronage. TILLEY & jlCELVAXEY. Tcld In PARAGRAPHS. Concerning People and Events. Civic Society. UhiloJogia Lodge. No. 178, F. & A. M„ E. II. Almand. \V. M. C. E. Reagan, Sec., Meets first and third Mon¬ day nights in each month. CASTOItXA.. Tic fac¬ Is simile S? ca signature e?er7 £ vrajpefc Everything at Gut Prices at The New Drug Stor©. Dr S. S. Smith and family, formerly of Princeton, this conn ty, have moved to Watkinsville. Dr. Smith is a successful phy¬ sician and valuable citizen and we regret to lose him. We wish him success in his new home. The many friends of Col. E. J. Reagan, of McDonough, were pleased to greet him on our streets this week. Little Miss Millie Hale was made happy this week by the reeption of a box from a friend in McDonough, containing a full supply of doll dresses. If you have a cough don’t sit down and “bark” your life a way. Get a bottle of Mother Crossley’s Cough Cure and be relieved. Mr. P. M. Born left Monday for Atlanta, where he has accepted a position wMi the Street Railway Co Prof. Perry, of Whi e Plains, Ga., is stating bands with his many friends in Corners ticLy. The young lady that is determined to lock prettie't tbi3 Spring and ~umo;i j r will buy her millinery of McDona’d & Ha' good Miss Indie Everitt en'ertained her cousin. Miss Ethel Johnson, of McDonough, a few days this week Miss Lollio Posey spent Sunday with htr parents here. \ Suine of our young men are at¬ tracted to the Gate City every Sun¬ day. What is the allurement, boys? The \ otmg men of any communi¬ ty are usually what the youDg ladies make them What do you say to ibis proposition, girls? F.iend Geor.o Kennon was out to see i he Brownies as they passed through on the fast train last Sun day evening. Mr. G. A. Almand, of Lawrenee ville, was here last Tuesday. He expects to*more his familv to Con¬ yers as soon as he can secure a dwelling. r"< ? » You want a guano that will pay you buy EDYSTONE and GREEN'S FORM ALAR. J. P. TILLEY. from. IT. S.Journal of JTeJinrs. jPrcf. W. H. recto, who of makes a has specialcv without Epilepsy, doubt treated and cur ed more cases than any living Physician; is’astonishing. his success We have heard of cases I of 20 years’ cured standing by ; him. He valuable publishes a | ! work this dis- on j ! ease, which I he sends with a large bot tie of his absolute cure, free to any sufferers who may send their P. O. and Express address. We advise anv on e wishing a euro to address ; ?rof.W. 2.2EESL, F. D„ ♦ Cedar St., Hew York 1 jk m H ' pSMu \ 1 mm* "astat f Tj ■m W ss SPRING TIME: : : : GENTLE ANNIE. “In days of old This land we’re told O’erflowed with milk and honey, But now the cream Of that sweet stream Is money, money, money.” The fact that on every pur¬ chase at Mar but’s store money ■is saved to the purchaser, caus¬ es a constant in our sales- 4 Pineapple 10c; ■|BHii'a and Tomatoes 10c. tine medicated soap 10c. powders 10c, beater 10c. I "'ant to close out all the Brazil nuts Almonds ■U IVcans I, have at 71 £ cents pound. jl Afqi: ( lotT(, nl The Grocer, H -0 Center s|. «, s I FIRE! FIRE! FIRE! I am agent for the oldest, best and strongest lire companies on earth, and solicit a share of your business. Will take care of your Policies, Deeds and Valu¬ able papers in vault free of charge. Very respectfully W. J. Eakes, Agent. At John II. Almand’s Bank. O-ZStSSTOXt, 3LA.. [ ciaile fee- ts I cn ! dgaatura ever? / Wrapper. . Key. r, Sigmund 0 . , „ Rogowsky, , a converted , Jewish T Rabbi, will preach , m . the , n Baptist church; , . , here , next . Sunday „ at’ morning 11 o'clock. Everybody invited to hear lnm. Mr. B. G. Wallis, of Augusta, was here this week. On April the ninth, at Al niand’s hall, uuder the auspi cesof ladies of the church, “Ten Nights in a Bar-room f > will be presented — proceeds of the en tertainment to go to the Presby¬ terian church. Admission will be 15, 25 and 35 cents. We predict a pleasing success for the ladies. in V ■- b W, Wl fi I 1 # . ’* CUT PRICES AT THE i ET3 I ii 3 S i I3P°Noold goods. {^“Everything fresh and new. W V. Almand & Son Lave put belgian blocks on the walk in front of their do r. It is commendable. Miss Lu’a Ocdetree, "f Cora, is spendiutr some lime with her sister, Mrs. V. C. Almand. Mrs. Col. W H Simpkics has been very nek this week We hope she may soon be entirely well. Miss Tilley Norman, a bright stu¬ dent of Cox Col'ege, spent Saturday and Sunday with her mo'her here. Miss Cora Marbut, of near lure, is the guest of Mr. J. M. Warren's family at Lithonia. Despite the wea'her our ancient old friend, Toombs Almand, is mak inghis calculations to visit Cumber¬ land a lithe later in the season. Mr O’Tyson and bis companion®, representing several patent medi¬ cines manufuactured by the Atlanta Chemical Company, and who have been stopping in Conyers for the past week, have gone ( o Porterdale in Newton county. These are nice eent'emen and at e seTTiug good med mines. A beautiful young lady passing a'ong the street attracts universal atlentention if she wears one of Me Dona'd A Haygood’s bats. Mr. C. E Reagan has treated himself and wife to a new piano. * Notice. After the 20th of this month I wih grind wheat anu corn, Wednesdays, ,, Thursdays, , , Fri days and (Saturdays. After the of c June t „ t I ..nil Will gt.nd oiv Six (jaVS. 'Rps.nectfullv U. ^ A. N. rlunKet. . CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The fse- i! S3 tiBile — _____ eeery eigaatur® - vispjer. gf — JOHN H. DEMAND, BANKER. ■ j CQNYERS, GEORGIA. 1 £ Collections made on all parts of the country. Accommodations extended consistent with sound banking Overdrafts wall not be hemored under any circurn - stances. Office hours from 8 a. it. till 4 p. it. (ill further notice. CASTOHIA. It w e-c'7 Trrijjst. Your attention is directed to Summers’advertisement in this issue of Tub Wekici.y. * After an absence of about or ten . months ., ,, Mr. Jen T ,, Carter ^ is at home , again, He reached , . , here from , Louisville, T ... KY., , lastThmsday , mght Dr. Hardwick is having a now picket fence built mound his home. Repairs of this kind should be numerous around Conyers this spring. The piano and horns will be identified with the Metli odist church music Sunday. This at the Methodist church ’ DrQuigg at the Presbyterian and the converted Jew at the Baptist is sufficient, it would seem to bring all the poople out on this day Mr. R. L. White, of Atlanta, was in Conyeri a short time this week. Be ma'ie a “sul sbintial“ visit to oi r ofiDc. Mr. W. J E-ikeshas invested in a beautiful piano. This i- a ehnnn ing adjunct to the paraphanelia of any home. We are indebted to a 1 out one thousand^) of Prof. St vk’s smal boy pupils, The debt was con tracted this way: We had a large pine tree cut into wood n ar the echool and iu about one minute hf te; the cut'ing was finished the, e boys bad carried all the wo d into our back yaid. Now we wish it understood that just any of those boys are at peifect liberty to “play iu our hack yard ” These L ys be deve in helping the “old man up the hill." Mr. J. E. Waggoner, a farmer! living near Union Grove church,was throwing up some terraces this week and uncovered an o il pot per¬ fectly sound, that was made by In¬ dians- He found in the pot two pe culiaJy shaped rocks, and pieces of pottery shaped by the Indians. It is c ! aimed that this farm was onie an Indian village and Mr. Wag¬ goner is ever expeetiug to unearth some genuine treasures. He has a pipe found on this place With a per. fectly fashioned Indian face upon the bowl of it. i AGENTS WANTED— For War in c..,. b, Cuban patriot®. Jn iremendous de-; mar > d A bonanza for agents. Only $1,50. Btg „ book, big commission® Everybody wants the only endorsed, reliable book. Outfits free. Ore it gj ven _ Freight paid. Drop ail trash, and make $300 a month with war in Cuba, Address to day .THE NATION AL BOOK concern, 358-358 Dearborn St., Chicago. Wanted. All the fine beef cattle you have for sale. Highest market price paid for them. Respectfully, A. B. Osborn. m i ■ -19 DR. W. H. LEE. ‘ijfe m A WOIl® TO THE. h WSfe'iffi, • a ,t Where others buy Patent Medicines by the dozen w 0 chase bY tite gross. This is the pur¬ beat them buying. We reason we undersell them. We buy everything else in Hie .lnm line iho same way-order in large quantities direct from h md.iminers— get the best goods, at best prices, and give our customers the ad¬ vantage of the bargains we get. See? I A PRETTY LITTLE Girl ~ Ai ntittmu*^ is hard to resist. Are Our Bargains. m Dr. Lee’s “Sweet Rose” Cigars—5 for 5 cents—arc going the proverbial “hot cakes Try a box of our fine toilet soap, 3 cakes for 5 cents. W " •>»« ««•«»» m -tetioeere ever „m,rel m Nice box paper oc and 1 0 j per t'ox Line note paper per quire. Envelopes to match 5c per pack . Don’t forget the bargains we are offering in all kinds of Largest, best and cheapest stock of Violin, Guitar and Ban¬ strings ever seen in Conyers. Buy a bottle of our Bedbug Poison and you will not be trou¬ with the pestiferous creatures. The ladies say it does the Dr. W. H, Lee The old reliable druggist. At the same old stand. nr. It. B. Almand, of Mercer iUniversity, is here (o spend a ! few days with his parents Marbnt > juntos a poet this week- Bead his advertLenient. Mother Crosslev s Cough Cure —50 cents size for only 30 cents ;it The New Drug Store. Mr. Will McClelland, of Stone Mountain, well known to many of our people, was married to Miss Bessie Redwine, of Allan ta, on March 1(3. Newt Orleans syrup, 30 cents per gallon at M. H. Plunket's Miss Mattie Miller, of Shef¬ field district, was the guest her friend, Miss Lillian a few days this week. Some of our citizens “slew” shotes on Thursday evening. They welcomed the cold weath er. Scott’s ArA. jiiario IMMMM > ' oo V ( f. t j MM o \ w or!; ,./ st a - I a season,Try i r r Smith A i iffi . Fresh guts at M. II. 1'Iun— kut’s. We ; imiO a poem o » the first page of i hi - paper, It is from the ( et- of a t it Zen .-.nil is very iiteres’ing. New mackerel fish at M. II. Plunkett?, Mr. Ciias. G. Turner is deal¬ ing in mules. lie lias several at t'his time. Everybody should get one of those pail lifters at M. II. Rluu ket’s. Rev\ Mr. Crumley preached .at the Methodist, clutfch last Sunday. His labors are direct in behalf of the Decatur Or phans home and in liim that worthy institution has an able champion. His sermon Disc Sunday wasgreatlyappreciated. Cuba Molasses at M. IF Plun ket’s. Mother Urossley s Cough Cuie 50 cents size only 30 cents at The New Drug Store. A few more days of bright weather and the farmers will tear up ail the laud in the couu ty. NEW MARKET I have opened up a new mar¬ ket on Commerce street below Kcnnon’s store, and will keep on band all kinds of the very besf fresh meats at the lowest prices You will be pleased with my When in need in iny call on me. J. M. Evans’