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About Conyers weekly. (Conyers, GA.) 1895-1901 | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1897)
ffcp a> ! • ■ -# r am c m *rY iPRSNG 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 L-v at Marbut’s store money Leaved to the purchaser, caus t a constant in our sales pih fine Baking Powder 10c. lean Corned Beef 10c. pdensed Mince Meat 10c. Fresh canned Mackerel 10c. Sweet canned corn 10c. tanned I Peaches 10c. 0 leans Sardines for 10c. tanned Pineapple 10c; Era and Tomatoes 10c. Ivory tine medicated soap 10c. talcum powders 10c, Kg beater 10c. II want to close out all the iaimits, Brazil nuts Almonds ltd Seeans I have at 7£ cents Vpound. iVfqPbtit* The Grocer, 10 Geniev sj. J. P. Tillsy, A, M. McElvanet. FIRE We revrepf nt the Strongest Compa¬ nies in trie World. VVe pay all ]..ss promptly and without litigation. \V< insnre ail kinds of city or town erty, country Dwellings, Barns, tenant houses etc., at tire very lowest rates. We will a'so take Care of yom Valuable papers aurad In¬ surance Policies an John Ho Almand’s Vaults of charge. Wesolic t your patronage. TILLEY & MCELV'AXEY. Told In PARAGRAPHS. Concerning People and Events. Civic Society. Philologia Lodge. No. 178, F. <fc A. M., E.'H. Almand, W. M. O. E. Reagan, Sec., Meets first and third Mon¬ day nights in each month. CASTORXA. Tio foe- ■— 15 S3 siaiio ■ ' Elgoature — i&Z/ erery a wrapper. Oat meal, 10 cents per pack¬ age at M ■ H. Blanket's. New legal ads. Read advertisements and W'ait nn lii next week for local news. Miss Emma Reagan lias returned from a vilt to friends at Coving¬ ton . Misses Bruce and Anderson, of LltLonia, were guests of Mis. B: D Crosslov laR Sunday. After al 1 , Jno, Thomas, col, will serve a term in the penn. He was convicted of iunniug‘a ‘blind tiger” and was unable to pay the fine. Hymeneal. Two marriages occured here this week that even madam Rumor had not an inkling and yet the contracting were of the socnil four hundred. Mr, E. L. Almand, a nent business young man, and Miss Willie Peek, daughter of Hon. W- L. Peek, were married last Tuesday afternoon- They went out driving, ostensibly, and d>ewraiij at Elder Jno. F.Almaud’s home, and upon request that gentlemen pro¬ nounced the ceremony that made them one. There was no objection to the marriage and and this course was pursued because of its simple and pleas¬ ant romantic features. These young people are very popular and their future-promises to be unusually happy and pros perous. The Wgekly extends hearty congratulations • Ou Wednesday aRernoou an¬ other marriage occured at Elder Almand’s heme much to the above, in which two other of our popular young people were happily united for life. Dr. Ed L. Peek, son of Hon. W. L. Peek, and Miss Sadie McCalla, eldest daughter of Judge A • C. McCalla, woe the contracting parties in this instance. Bring social favorits, and hav¬ ing approached Hymen’s alter without exciting suspicion, the culmination of the happy events has been the sole topic in social circles for the past few days, and other stolen marches are expected. The Weekly joins with the friends of Dr. Peek and his bride in wishing for them all happiness and pros¬ perity. from U.S.Jovmal of 1Ifedidnt Prof. vV. n. rcokc, who | makes a specialty without of 3 Epilepsy, doubt treated has and car ed more cases than any , Physician; his | k | | living success is astonishing, r \Ve have heard of cases of 20 years’ cured standing | 3 him. He by a 3 valuable publishes a S work on ■ this dis B ease, which w g*he aL sends w i t h a bot- FIRE! FIRE! FIRE! I am agent for the oldest, best and strongest lire insurance companies on earth, and solicit a share of your business. Will take care of your Policies, Deeds and Valu¬ able papers in Fire-proof vault free of charge.* Very respectfully W. J. Eakes, Agent. At John II. Almand’s Bunk. The fac¬ *2 et aril o 05 ; algnature every g o it /y ^rapucr. l Famous Long Horn- at M.li.j Pluuket’s. Miss Mattie elder has closed! her school at Gailey’s accademy, Miss Julia Everitt, of Coving¬ ton visited relatives here this week; Mrs.J. S. Johnson and Rev. B. D. Ragsdale a-e in attendance upon the Baptist Convention at Gainesville. We regret to learn r,f tbe s'evere lluess of M-. aad Mrs. A. Ililey. Mr. Riley has been confined to bis room for several weeks aid his wife for lhe past fe w days. We hope they may soon recover. IT! 1 % ' il - ■ g;l -r- m -i* i;) 4 s u I i i i 1 I >■ * D§: & l'-' .x d f 111 m | 5 . S iFfP'No old goods. f r 5 /“E very thing fresh and new. Rev. Hog rsvsky'preacbetl a series of sermons at the Bap ist ebureb dhs week ami greatly ed'-flod ine peopL. He a'so delivered a lecture before the students of the public school. After being absent ah' Ibe wjn:er attending denial college in Atlanta, Dr. Tom McDonald may now be found at his office, prepared to do ad kinds dental work. SHERIFF SALE. WP1 be sold before the court house door in Olivers, 0a. .between the legal hours of sale,on the following first Tuesday described in May 1897, ilia property to-wit; Three hundred acres lhe .Gib . dis¬ .. of laud, more or less, in tant of originally Henry, now Rock¬ dale county, Ga - , bounded M. asyollows; Zr,ch West by "lands of Jno, r y, SSS;RaWn” a r“S51, 'Sd Snf/llif&iSV J tl't. I'm, as the property of Jas. II - GDfiln as ^rx'& W f>r 8 "u C ‘ h sK n and om«$ taxes for the year 1896. Tbi-s Apr. 2nd, 1-97 W • H M. Austin,Slit-riff. beautiful millinery. Everything in the Millinery line for the spring of 1897, the most stylish and select, can he found at my store, in- rear of the. post-office, Ladies will bo disappointed if they make then spring purchases before examining my stock. My stock of Hats, Ribbons, Laces etc., can’t be excelled m this market and my prices are very reasonable. Also sell the new idea pattern, perfect in fit, for 10 cents. Very respectfully, RILEY. mss EHflA NOTICE. I am prepared to do any kind of mechanics work on short notice. See me or call at Week ly office.—J. F. Wallis. • CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. | fac¬ is 52 simile ? , /? vtajVer. mr j sijnitua K JOHN H. HMAND, BANKLR. CONYERS, GEORGIA. Exchange bought and sold. Collections made on all parts of the country. Accommodations extended consistent with sound banking Overdrafts will not foe honored winder any circum - stances. Office hours from 8 a. m. till 4 p. it. till further notice. A. - _ o.a.sstq^x.zsl.. VS? he- ***• is 02 __ _ ewry 100 doz. Handkerchiefs worth 60 cents going at 25 cents dozen at Summers’ Big Busy Store, Mrs - S- E. Brodnax, of Social spent Sunday with her mother Mrs Sfuuse!1) Everybody will witness “Ten Nigb sin a Barroom” at Aluaand s Had on D,e night < f the 9t’>- For bi ntfii of the Bieahytedon cbwch Miss Carrie Duke' has gor e ior a stay of several weeks in Balti¬ more. She accompanied her ft'end. Mrs. M. C. Kiser, of Al'aota. Elder J H. Weed and wife, Watkinsville, visited relatives this week. Call on McDonald & Hay good for new and stylish nrllinery at low pi ices. Pine young .Jersey cow with first ciU—beifer—for^sale cheap, Cal on Or Baidw , k. Stvluh Ha s, p-e ty Rt’»boti»,La¬ ces etc., a* very low prices at Mc¬ Donald & Haygowlts millinery store Pad weaTn-r and blue farmers Notice to Teachers. Questions for the next exami¬ nation for teacher’s license will be taken from the following books, which we give so that those intending to he examined can prepair for it. The books are; • Page’s Theory and Practice of teaching, White’, School Management, Parker’s Talk, on teaching and Out-Lines ol Methods for Georgia Teachers. D. O’KelLEV, 0. tJ. C. Mr. W, C.Hudson, with Webb Galt& Kellogg, wholesole gro eery men, of Atlanta, was here yesterday. AGENTS WANTED—For War in Cuba, by Senor Qucsada, Cuban repre rentitive at Washington. Endorsed by Cuban patriots. In tremendous de¬ mand. A-bonanza for agents. Only $1,50. Big book, big commissions. Everybody wants the only endorsed, reliable book. Outfits free. Credit given. Freight paid. Drop ail trash, and make $300 a month with war in (Juba, Address to day .THE NATION AL BOOK e-mceru, 352-35G Dearborn Chicago. We have just received a large assortment of Hammocks Cro qnet sets, Base Balls and Bats Marbles and Fishing Tackle which we are offering at great bargains, The Gailey Drug Co. T!ik count}' Sunday tiehoo' Association nieets at Smyrna on the first Saturday in May. State School Commisioner Glenn has been invited to be present and deliver an address. A Great time is expected.. Dr. S. P. Downs, of Monlicello, spent some time here with his daughter. Mrs. T. A Elliott line ibis week Mr. W. U Wallis will go to Aa gustaio about a week and erect a handsome residence. Mr. Idavvey Zichvy, a proniitie'4 young man of At'anta, spent Sunday with L's parents near hem. - - r i m Wf The public is cordially invited to call and see our big stock of books. We ordered them direct from the publishers and tho prices are remarkably low. MOW ARE THESE PRICES ; 15 volumes Dickens* works bound in 3ilk cloth, gilt tops illustrated, $6.50 13 volumes Bulwer-Lytton’s, cloth, gilt fop, illustrated, $6.00 We sell the identical books for which some of our citizen t recently paid $15,00. for less than half that a mo mt. Patronize home and save money. f 'ISP ■{, s SJX X M m < m V Jfg&l fo, '{ - ev;-T^»s| 4 Mt. 1*31 I - Dr. W. H. Lee, The old reliable druggist. At the same old stand. 1 NEW MARKET, I have opened up a new mar¬ ket on Commerce street below Kennon’s store, and will keep on band nil kinds of lhe very best fresh me ats at the lowest prices You will be pleased with my service, When in need in my due call on me. J. M. Evans 1 PC YKARR* I?® GXPfcRIENCC. 1 4 V w if m * Tnit.BE DESISNS, CSAJtRC, CQPYWtCIHTG fto. quickly Anyone ascertain, sending free, a sketch whether and description may an invention !n probably confidential. patentable. Communications strictly Oldest, agency foreecuring patents in America. We have a Washington office. Patents taken through Munn A Co. receive Special notice in tho SCIENTIFIC RMERIOfifl beautifully any scientific illustrated, journal, weekly, largest terms circulation $3.00 of M.SOsix months. a year; Boon: Patents Specimen free. copies and JUani> on scut Addrt ess MUNN & CO., 361 liroutlnny, New York. We'earn that Judge Met'alia will move ioic (he Louse with Mis Tur¬ ner until he can build. 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