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About Conyers weekly. (Conyers, GA.) 1895-1901 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 18, 1897)
sen h rfc^® w i health by Regulator. Bradfield's Female It is a combination of remedial agents which have been used With S’yVYL’knoTn °o Tffpeci with and on tfee organs or ficciliv STor ^r ro u . a such complaipts oply. It never fails 'JN to give relief and restore the health of the suffering womao- It should be taken by tb« girl just budding i iijto womanhood * : when Meostrua « tion is Scant, Sup ^pressed, Irregular J&*. or Painful, agd all delicate won>eo should use it, as its topic properties have a won¬ derful influence fo toping up and strengthening the system by driv¬ ing through the proper channels all impurities. „ j daughter of one of my cnetomere missed mimRUnatioa from exposure S^r°£» and cold, and ou «£& S.Sf’ST# recommendation, she used when upon Bradfield’s my Fsmolo Kegulatorjcom cne bottle of headthd pletely restoring her to Mjss _ THl BRAOFIELD REGULATOR CO., ATLANTA, GA SOLD by ALL DRUGGIST# AT *1 PER BOTTLE. NeiiTO I vi!!<•<!. Last Tuesday night Jim Webb, a young negro man, of this coun iy,was killed by the freight train that passes through here at 0 o.clock. Webb had been in At¬ lanta for some time and decided lo go home. He boarded the vols under one of the cars of the train and reached here safe He got off , , , , , iou-. . ] v. an oo e a him but decided that he was at Liihonia and when the train palled out he attempted to a- f Kn-n a, m MADE BY TURNER Bros. ON THE HAND SOY kesasi mZBSQ iS r BBErSl f AND LARGEST I'm inr if IS, J ;.a. Slpgj £V II Sf m iA.V' it Mk I E •brought to this market. These goods will awaken your admiration. vei HOW IS THIS? A. nice OaK suit for $0.00. An Oak suit for $10 worth $12. Handsome Oak suit for $1-6,00. Another Oak suit for $18. Can’t be equaled for the money in I tins place or Atlanta, We have Oak suits for $20 and $22.50 that will adorn any I room. *25 and $35 Oak suits are I attracting much attention I and the same furniture in A'lauta would cost $15 or $50 have some nice safes that ■ we are selling just a little I ei e per than they can be I bought else were, sideboards, wardrobes, Ma_ Mini s, baby carriages, etc., are Bbottom prices. Bet;,n’t be undersold ou any ■(these goods. a party v,. aud he was soon »u the courthouse where n„ a ij 0Ut 12 o,clock, -- Not many men will think kiad i y of you v hen they are m Go and see our advertisers when you come to town to trade. you can economize by trading with these merchants. Swinging on the rods of a mov¬ ing train lias been once more demonstrated as being a danger ous thing to do. The negro that was killed here 1 ue& ay „ night was “riding the rods.” It us not unusual to hear negroes and some white boys, in Con¬ yers, gloatingly speak of mak iug trips in this way. It may be their time next. But 'fools J ) are not all dead and will not become extinct so long as the world lasts. TIrA XTED—THUSTV.’OETH Y A N I> AC VV tjve responsible, <>eiitl(‘inen established orladies to house trav¬ el for in (Jeoi'iiiB. Mo it illy $65.00 and expenses, Position steady. Deier enee. BMiel‘ seself-addressed stamp ed envelope. The Dominion Com¬ pany, Dept. K. Chicago, Ill. I have opened an office in the buiiaing formerly occupied by Dr. J, J. Seamans, and solicit a j tde patronage v of the people. R. A, Joxes, Dentist. THE PARLOR. The handsomest and best lme of , 01 lounges, $5 to $20, ever shown here, Also beaut i f u l KSSl These cha i r S , here^orin 1 j either the Atlanta for money. These rockers make elegant and appropriate pres and ents. Come see these goods. This , used m J will linn-g . years. LOOK onaQr uuui ill the wrapper and see that it is the hind you have always bought on the and has the signature• of wrap per. No one has authority from me to use my name ex cept The Centaur Company of which Chas. H. Fletcher is President. March S, 1897 . Do Not Bo Deceived. Do not endanger the life of your child by accepting a cheap substitute which some druggist may offer you (because he makes a few more pennies on it), the in¬ gredients of which even he does not know. “ Have Always Bought” r The Kind You BEARS THE FAC-S1MILE SIGNATURE OF „■ ■ • f & Insist on Having Failed You. The Kind That Never IRC CENTAUR COMPANY, 77 MUF.RAY BTP.CST, NEW YORK CITY. The legislature is no more and if there is any regret in any quarter it remains without expression. The record made is not a very brilliant one by j ' any means. Get vaccinated and feel We have entered this ^ • negs w itll the illteil ; ot succeeding, Our goods were bought right and we intend to sell The people will C0111C to US for bargBIHS Ill Furniture. Our prices will }, e lower, than can be found .. T elsewhere. 1 . -E Come to us TURNER BROS. kinds ()t * f fresh meat's at th ® You will be pleased with my When in need in my lino call on me. J. M. Evans - 1 Mill p;-|y (lie cash yotuf ikPccii aipdby hides. ——VPB a is 3 SK< » SBcrar* s Watson refused to address the legislature. The people will now say if they wish to elect the judges ami solicitors. The answer will will most likely be in the affirm¬ ative. •rffh. W ' <•- | l r? o ^Gjiat BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT WE OFFER “IE « Fttf In combination with our paper for only OOc. a, year. HOME AND KAUAI has for many years been the leading agricultural journal of the south and south-west-, made by farm¬ ers for farmers. Come in and subscribe. M.H. MELTON, PROPRIETOR. New stables, New vehicles, Safe horses, Experienced dri¬ vers, New harness etc. in¬ We guarantee our turnouts to give satisfaction and wo vite the public to call on us when in need of a good, safe, relia¬ ble team. Wo arc located on tlie South side of the railroad. M. Si. MELTON. m'p fift fill ill 1 I JJ - i CHAIRS. We have a great stock oi Chairs ■siono’JTicp ranging iti m TVFlOA pi from $3 to perset. UlOrG S.S -^y e have chairs of all kinds sell you children’s chairs at almost I your own price. Bee the best stock ever shown here. ca« it. Ca " p<,ti " K - B “‘ ti „„ Window Shades, Table?, extension and plain, Cfcntei . Ta5Ies> ]jam[) tables, Ki Sr a tnd f „„,e w» 8 dc8k and 15ook ^' a8e We guarantee to sav,e you I*) per cent on Atlanta prices on I any of these goods. : We are talking plain, but it I is straight goods. We have niore/urniture, and handsomer i Furniture than was ever shown makejnices lower than anybo dy. You will be able secure hand¬ some and serviceable Christmas presents here at a small cost. Don’t buy anything in our line until you get cur prices. We cau and are willing to save you money on furniture,
