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About Conyers weekly. (Conyers, GA.) 1895-1901 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 18, 1897)
and get my prices Oil III Be sure before .you buy. kind* of good h M. H. Fiunket The Christian Sunday School decided last Sunday to have ; fpiristnias tree on Monday night fof Christmas. Jf you want your goods delivered promptly buy them at M. II. plunket’s. Mr. J.K. Stewart, of Kentucky, was here last week. King has many friends here who were delight ed to see him again. Get your fire works at Plunket’. Mrs. G. W. Cain, accompanied by her son, Mr. Luther Cain, spent Sunday here with friends. Go to M. H. Plunket’s for all dauds c l° ves - M'e have a few overcoats yet l(l hand that must be sold at your cice. The Blue Front. Our readers will be interested and pleased to know that our former fellow townsman, Mr. J. B. Reese, now of Eatonton, has b urn ordained to the ministry. Mr. Reese is a good man and the people here will wish him great s iccess in his new work. Old Santa has arrived at M. II. Plunket’s. The children are invited to call and see him. W’e will close out our entire stock of side boards at cost. Johnson & Goode. Mr. Jackson Peters, of Decatui and Miss Mattie Mclendon, of this county were united in marriage last Sunday. The Weekly wishes them happiness and prosperity, We have a few more special bar¬ gains in fine capes. The Blue Front. ID. H. Quigg. pastor of tin biu/ma, Presbyterian church, has pr • united-the church with a bell. Special bargains are being made to reduce our mammoth stock of clothing. The Blue Front. Ool. J. C. Barton, of Madison, spent Thursday here. Hon. W. L. Peek left last Wed¬ nesday evening for Americus where he addressed a third party rally on Friday. From there he went to Cusseta where he spoke on Sat¬ urday. Colonel Peek doesen’t an¬ ticipate the death of the populist party. Miss Mattie McDonald has as her guest Miss* Nannie Snell of Jackson. Mr. Chiis. B. Hudson 1ms been confine l to his room for the great cr pa i t of this week on account oi injuries he substained in a tall. He stopped on a bananna peel 'and in falling struck upon his knee- The result has been very ' painful to him. Col. J. N. Glenn, of Decatur, was lu j re Monday. Mr. -f. T. Boyd and family and wrs Robinson, occupy the Nuck . oils residence on Mill street. \\- e are informed that several impoiiant business changes will made with the beginning of the new year. It is not desired that these clmnges l>e announced in Advance. The - ats fer the new Baptist church are expected to arrive here a „d be arranged in the church ac¬ cording to contract, by Dec. 22. <jh$ last information received by committee was to the affect t at th" seats were being made as e',ni]d'et"d JViimliv as possible time barring and would be on an ac calvutc ■ "iudranee. ‘ •frs. John*... home about two >. Hi«r shipment of fine dress the latest— at Summers’ Bn store. Mr. and Mrs. R.W. Tucker are icing congratulated upon the ar¬ rival of a baby girl at their liome, Take your Christmas gift sense to Summers’ Busy Store. The many friends here of Rev. md Mrs. Jlio.’A. Reynolds w ill bt glad to know that these good peo¬ ple are now eustalled in then mine on Glade street. Rev. Reynolds has charge of the Con yers circuit for the next twelve months. Be careful not to strike your .'riend on the left arm. More than likely he has been vaccinated. Rev. H. J. Adams has} returned from his trip to Florida. He will preach at the Methodist church Sunday. Mr. Oscar Chilian! who was at week with Jno. F. Wallis, at Monticella, fell from a scaffold last Tuesday aim iroke his left arm between the elbow md the shoulder. Mr. Cunard is now it home and doing very well. Tlie marriage of Mr. B. F. Tuck ir and Miss Walker, occurred at the home of the bride, in Newton county, last Wednesday. Air. Tucker is one of liocKdale’s most substantial citizens and the Week¬ ly heartly congratulates him upon ais good fortune in securing a lady of many and worthy accom¬ plishments. Mrs. Jas. Corley, of Atlanta, is. on a visit to relatives here. Mr. Robt. Hollsngsworth and. Miss Emma Rav, both of this county, were united in marriage it the home of the bride,s parents,’ in Lorraine district, Rev. J. J. Stephenson officiating, last Thurs¬ day. These are worthy and pop¬ ular young people and the \\ eek ly offers congratulations. Mr. Z. T. Almand sold his 28rd bale of cotton off of 25 acres this week. The 28 bales would average -5(X) pounds. Mr. Almand says hi hopes to make a bale per acre next year. Mr. Press Born has been here with his family for the past week. Mr. J. M. Evans now occupies Dr. Rosser's residence on Glade street. CASTORIA-. Tis ht- —“ Is SB I1BU* every (lpttut '4 vr»pyw. Posted, ■ The public is hereby notified that we have posted our land in Rockdale county for the purpose of prohibiting any tresspassing thereon. Hunters are warned to keep off of the same. If. A. Almand, L. J. Almand. LOST. On Nov. 17th, between my home near Alinon and Macedonia church, in DeKalb county, a lady’s gold watch with the initials “E. T.” en¬ graved upon. Will pay $o dollars for its return. J. W. F. Pakks. Ladies, Attention. My stock of new fall millin¬ ery is now ready. It consists of all the latest styles and is in every way complete* and will give perfect satisfaction to my customers • With this an noucement I cordially invite all to visit my store in rear of post office and examine my stock. Most respectfully. Miss Emma Riley. tre V* IVotiee. On account of the death <>f our Mr. Joseph H. Almand, we will sell onlv fey cash on and after .n t ov. 15th till January 1st. All who owe us will please come at mice and settle. Save costs and ■xpences and oblige J. H. Almand & Co. I. Notice?. All parties indebted to me will please come forward and settle by >r before December 15. Owing to ny father’s death, I will be com¬ pelled to settle up my business md 1 want to do so with as little trouble as possible. Miss Emma Riley. Notice. This is to give notice to all parties .-hat the undersigned are the only >ues allowed i" contract any debts of my nature or make any purchase for die I'll ion ! a per Mill < 'o. Person or parties extending any avors otherwise than writen orders, signed by the undersigned, do so at their own risk, li. If. Almand, President. Louis Wellhouse, Sec. & Ties. §p*I§| V wm _ ___ . .Jn .-L- ip & til & T ■cn'r sG"'' sm j MARK .A?* MA NA 1»IT* > 1»I.-.1 C HAPPY AS YOl CA N. . Make Ttaem Happy With Some Suitable Gift From < 7 ^ Out Stock off Choke Holiday Novelties,-"^ Which abounds in Dainty, Dazzling and Desirable Presents for Young and Old. rHEY WILL FILL THE STOCKINGS WITHOUT EMPTYING THE PURSE. We promise die best in Quality, the most iu Quantity and the lowest price to all, and back of our promise stands our splendid stock of Fancy Goods, Novel¬ ties, Toilet Articles, Notions, etc. OUR CHOICE 5ELECTI0N3^gte~-' For the Christmas trade are now ready for die inspection and approval of all who know a good thing when they see it. W<? want you to <*om<» in and our Imudreds of uioe sidiud ions. Select your gifts from our complete stock and you will be life of j getting the best and most appropriate presents at the fairest figures........... WE *r-N. XTENI) A CORDIAL << INVITATION To one and all to visit us and inspect our goods and prices. DR. W. H. LEE. —\vill <r. impress j one vo u . largeness of the number j chat have been intioduced from Europe. ” $1.25 will secure a guess at this missing word’ and ! gets this paper'and The Week-j ly Constitution for one year. Give us your name. Twit’s Pills Cure All Liver Ills. 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