Conyers weekly. (Conyers, GA.) 1895-1901, January 15, 1898, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textlocal news items. Rheumatism *nd ANA will cure cured. wt fula to 1 | he ueorgia Motto. 1 i\ b^^ man nia.vgi'.'' lie, uir T dbto,r: Kut • he can’t get trade sitting I" the "hade, By business to glow. • S&. Eczema «nd Ca K‘ N * rh to s Malcolm spent this S Ml lr - ;■ ■ cc ] - i Atlanta. XV.j.Hee visited relatives a: ’BBfLVle this week. ■Mr- A Elder.-of Columbus, aH., visit to relatives here. |er two wee ks visit to Atlanta a again at home. J pom Austin is m. |ty is^the g,ilie Eliott, Of Newton co guest of Mrs. S, M. Still Kmnia Dempsey, of Atlanta in the county Farill has been visiting ■. D. Farill at Jaek I r m ir iuindre(l traveling men.mor; stopped in Conyers tlii; •:n| K, merchant who never advertis H. more rest than trade and h< - Mfcipvrs is now supporting tliree ■L shops. We have many (Jll ^Bvers.” E. H. Almand lias about ite "'^■rrml from his recent indispo hi. ^■sBirtha relatives Husketh, and of Atlant.- friends, visit to county. Kb guano season will soon lx m.^Hvcni new subscribers hnv< added to our list this wee! are thankful. Ivp you moved your hitchinf ■ This is now the para mourn f. Is. E. I„ Almand has been very ■ atthe home of her father, Col. c'.BB I’irk, in tin's count y. 'lindioiial siTvice at tlmnev - cimri-li lii-nmmnv promis very interesting. lib Ii;; Ora Daniel has returned H Ii'ime in Atlanta, after a plons Ivisit to relatives here. ■ you want business you musl Ili'forit. That is'a plain bu;i , 1 piups do not seem to he so nu |'"us ly as of yore—at least not s< such characters pass this Pprint a handsome advertise |if tor 1)- M. Almand's Sons 01 ■ first page- Your attention is I’-tedto it. I "-Wallis and familv, are in I city for a few days. They arc lute from Augusta to their nev r in Alabama. |bu I iiuieh work yourself cotton, Mr. to death to 3 Farmer’. s I lunch 1 :l httle will bring you just 1 money? uyers Inis always been a good . . , ,,nt [ "' vn 1898 will lay all past j L " !, ' ‘t ia out flip tlie shade line." if the people will I'hi. ])rns|)eet is good foi [;-Arable very amount of building ' here the coming spring i i ‘luinner. S' '• arc glad tl , announce that tin [ •* Ml hotel is enjoying a mud L’.'" 'IT'rw 1 ’’atronage. iate The traveling L a good thing. Ca -STOHIA. ti — !ia trtrj notice ^ We the cash for all FAT ltt] e that you Ve for sale. ■’ 1 - B. Osb om. Wc invite every citizen of t to become reader of The Weekly. There is no need of rushing—plenty of lime. Mr. Jas. Dukes has been spend¬ ing this week with relatives and friends in Alanta. It lms been sonu time since Jiin visited the Capital. Unde John Taylor lias ^uue l'or i visit to relatives at Fayetteville am Senoin. He will be away for sonu ime and we hope that lie may meei with much pleasure. Rev. Dr. Qnijrji' will preach at Sinyr aa oil the fifth Sunday at 11 o’clock. Phe weatlier was very had on tlie dan >f his last regular appointment then and no service was held. Mr. Robt. Ethridge, a very clev jr gentleman, is now with Dr. W. Li. Lee permantly, we understand. Mr. Ethridge has many friend? here who will duly appreciate hi? •itizenship. Arbuckle’s roasted coffee is now being sold, according to market reports, at 81 cents per poun< wholesale. This will bring oui nerchants to sell the same at 1( ■ents per package or 10 pyund; for one dollar. Floyd Plunket says so far as marriage is concerned—relatively >r comparatively speaking—In' has only been making ‘‘grass” foi the past few years and it is now ais intention to began maxim •‘hay”. From the different agencie mines the prediction that 181)8 will be one of the most prosper ms years in thehistory of the conn try. If this prediction comes true then the country will be due its thanks to 4 tbe agencies, This is on the ‘‘no cure no pay.” basis. We are pleased to note, from “Tin Enterprise,” great improvement jresent and prospective, for Jones loro. The town is in the midst of milding boom, handsome residence; ire being built, a hank building i: going up, arrangements are beinj. naile for the erection of new stores, he county is preparing to build i Magnificent new eonrthouse,(the new ail was only recently finished) new streets are being opertetl up, the Ceil ral road has given the town a .dinner >r hour train, that makes four trip: ,o Atlanta and return, daily, and tin population of the town is increasing •apidly. We are glad Hie town ir growing—we like it and its people. Mayor John R. Hutcheson and tin .Enterprise are standing loyally In lie old town and they may yet stii ,ij) a ‘•barbecue.” Mrs. J. S’Johnson has her mother, Mrs. E, Roberts, of AD lauta, as her guest ■ Miss Ruth Almand and Mis; Ora Daniel spent Monday with friends at Oxford. Misses 4 Vada Jobes and Grace George, of Lithunia, visited fri¬ ends here Thursday last. Mr. Ben Bostain, one of Gain; ville's young men has been vis l ting relatives here this week. Messrs W. J. Dabney, of Win¬ der, and J. H. and Millard Dab¬ ney, of Inglesule, were here this week • After a visit to her sister, Mrs. A. J. Summers, Mrs. H. D. Ter ill has returned to her home in Atlanta. Messrs R. C. Guinn, of Cov¬ ington, and R. J . Guinn, of At lanta, were here with their par¬ ents Sunday. Capt. Zachry and family an now residing in Atlanta,^ Capt. Zachry has rented out his plan¬ tation m this county. Mr Joseph Norman boarded the fast traiu here Sunday even¬ ing and the boys are trying to locate his destination. Miss Fannie Norton, one Lithonia’s fairest young ters i- the guest of Miss FI Or •nee Austin in the city. Miss Leila Penn, one of , our I handsomest, young ladies, re turned Thursday from a pleas ant visit to friends in Covington. Read the advertisements of Almand Hardware Co. in this issue. This firm is wake and promises to save you money, Mr. C‘ A 7 . Sanford has return id to his home at Macon- He may be a permanent citizen o( Conyers again before a great while and his m any friends here cherish the hope that he will ■ Miss Daisy Taylor is teaching x very fine school at Smyrna Miss Taylor is a most estimable and accomplished young lady and the Weekly predicts that her school will give genuine satisfaction to all concerned. On Wednesday 19th instant, tt Jackson, Ga., Mr. Robt L Thomson, formerly of Conyers and Miss Peatl Tabitha McMi jhael, will be united in mar riage. The ceremony will be performed in the Methodis' diurcb. These are very populai young people and their mai riage will be one of the eventso the season • Mr. Thompson has many friends here who wih render their congratulations and best wishes. CASTOniA. Tie he- —" is ss naue cr«r T •lpjture j v»p$w. t! The mayor and council art considering the problem of fighting the city. Some irn jrovement will probably bt nade on the old lamp system Prof- Self closed his writing school la; b Thursday night. \V < mderstand that the school wa; i success , and the patrons an veil pleased. The Conyers Volunteers nut at the courthouse last night. This was a busines meeting, bui ve understand that the Oom taiiv expects to do drilling ii lie near future. Rev. Mr. Crumley preachci m interesting sermon in tin interest of the Orphans horat it the Methodist church lien last Sunday. The city council and a fev ireinds enjoyed au oyster stev at Dukes’s Thursday evening. Deal 1». The death of aunt Susie Al¬ mand occurred at the home ot Her son Mr. G. B. Almand. Iasi Monday morning atfifflO o,clock. Aunt Susie was 87 years of age. and was the secondwife of uncle Welcom Almand. who long aince departed this life. Aunt Susie was the mother of our well- known citizens, Messrs G.B.audZ. T. Almand, and Mrs, J. W. Cowan, She had been confined to her bed for on ly two weeks previous to Her death. The remains were intered in the Almand burying ground after funeral sevrices by Rev. J S. Fincher. The Wekkly extends sym¬ pathy to the peteaved relatives. ]>opuli*t Party. There will be a meeting of the Populists of Rcckdalo county on the first Tuesday in Feliruary, at the courthouse in Conyers, at ten o’clock, for 1 he purpose )f clect ing deb-gafes to the State Con¬ vention ii Atlanta to bo held on Wednesday . . rim third m for other purposes. General William Phillips, of Marietta »ill '*•’ tl|f ‘ of lh, ‘ Lv\bo(h im.t.i to " ,u him . F. M. Avkrs. Ch’m. Peopled party Ex. Com. dale county. Civic Society. Philolo’gia ^ Lodge. No. 478, F. & A. M., E. II. Arm and. W. M. C. E. R lagan, Sec., Meets first and third Mon¬ day nights in each month. \ FR1CANA will cure Constipation atxl is a wonderful Liver Medicine. Tryft. Upon Quitting the Okl Church. [WKITTKX FOR THE WEEKLY.} O Lord, thy Providence has c!\lle<l Us from these sacred walls to go; We leave then) with a joy and grief For Thou hast blessed us here we know. Around these altars memory hangs The da rest idols we have known; With smiles and tears so oft we’ve come Through many years now past and gone. Our fathers souls ha ve feasted here And fount; drank full deep the gospel Here mother oft has dwelt in prayei And poured her hearts libation out. Here you'll has owned itself to love— These walls stand witness to tin vow How each, responding to the pledge Said yes. low-toned or with a how. And from these holy preeinets laun¬ ched, With hearts as blithe ; s linnets We’ve wing, clad, seen return, in mourning To bring their first-horn offering. They haunt us . yet—til© smiles of friends » That shone oft in this hallowed And place, how we remember we came To see the last—their pallid face. Here we found our Kbinezer; Here we had faith our Pisgah seemed view; almost Here, when . doubting, We have come, it to renew. Here we’ve met those near and dea est; Heard their voices sing His praise: Here we’ve raised the voice of mourn¬ ing For Hie ending of their days. Scenes like these press hard upon it: As wo quit these sacred walls; Sacred by a thousand memories, Yea, lay countless gospel calls. But departing, faro thee well, Hallowed-ever he thy place; alway, Angels guard thy children Till at home through Jesus’grace. Mrs- Jim McCall a has been very sick for several days Hope she may soon be well. Our town and county will In well represented in the next champion debate at Oxford. Messrs. John Tilley and Fran! Maun have been elected ti speakers places in the contest These two young men are we! to the front in their college work and their efforts in the coming contest will be masterly. ORDER TO SELL REAL ES¬ TATE. Georgia, Rockdale County, To whom it may eoncern :—Mrs. W. (). White, administratrix o the estate of W. K. White, de¬ ceased. has in due form applied D the undersigned for au order D sell the real (‘state of said deceas¬ ed, and said aplicution will lx heard on the first Monday in Feb nary, next, This Jan. IK. 1808. ad v’g A. M. J!klmes. Old CASTOniA. The tic- Jn cn every ▼rapper. POSTED. The public is hereby notified that we have posted’ our lands ii Rockdale county for the purpesi of prohibiting any hunting or trespassing t hereon. W. II. Quigg, T. G. Suann. \ >rS i <il. Tin-public is h«‘|-cl)y notified that we have posted our land in Rockdale county for the purpose of prohibiting any tresspassing tliercon. H untei s are warned to keep off of the same. (i. A. Almand, fj. J. Almand. Notice This i> to give notice to all parties thMt , !j( illu , ( .,. sij . i; ,.„- the oni.% om-s allowed to contract any debts any nature or make any purchase tor ’’p^J.^Vol-'partb-^extoiuliiig any . f aV))ls otherwise than writen orders j j sisrue(1 undersigned, do KO a t their own risk, K. H. Almand, President. Louis WelHmusy. Sec, <k Tics. JOHN H. /HAND, BANKER. CONYERS, GEORGIA. ■ Exchange bought and sold. Ccllectiais made on ail parts of the country. Accommodations extended consistent with sound banking Overdrafts will not be honored in under any eircum stances. Office hours from 8 a. m. till 4 i\ m till further notice. a 3S 8 mvr Hi It 1 A ■ We can save you money on every live cents worth of gooocio you buy from us.' u m Everything carried in a first-class Hardware Store. Also a complete line of STOVES, BUGGIES, WAG¬ ONS, HARNESS, CEMENT, ETC. isst I V0 Tv I Si Farmers’ Friend, Watt, Syracuse and other plows, and all kinds of tanning implements. in ■■4 m flllP Ill 1 1! y CUSTOMER FOR, US and"** PTMONEY TO YOU. V T' *| n l 111 Ml ft t 0 MllIlOH ■ p -iLi • rY.Po a We guarantee the Watt plow to be the best one horse plow on the market. Take one on trial. 7 8 1 £ i < v * C a 4 h 11 t ItHiKHl Have pminised to get married this year if they can find partners : Allen !), Summers, t’ohl . I ,. 11 udson. Walter L, Adair, 1 'has. K . ti,-. i ley. Bee !>. McDonald, Otis T. ,Adair, Robt. t). (!a i!ey. ■las. M . Mel lonald. Walter 1). Almand. Should these voting men succeed in getting off it would hen. great help to t ho ordinary and our min¬ isters and a gr.at obstacle would be removed from the pathway of the young gal hint s of the city. l’hev have our best wishes for stic cess. IIoo- S s <‘ii € J;a <P.i — nsiiice. Be it ordained by the mayor and city council of Conyers, \ that all ordinances and by-,awsj m conllict with Sec. fil, clmptci” 10, of the by-laws of tlie city, be, and the same are hereby re-: pealed. 1 1 > ; Uh,»:,„v„ onli nance >va, read j U.cfh-et and second lime a11 ,l adopted. Sec, (5i reads as follows. g E( fil. Hog Pens, No per g n oJ . pers0ns shaU be allowed | to build, have or keep any bog ! pen or sty within lcs3 distance I 1 than tir.e hundred feet ironi any house or public well within ih? corporate limits of Conyers, and till pons or styes for the keep¬ ing of any hog or hogs in said city shall bo at least twenty feet sqiiuc and be kept in a clean and inoffensive and heal¬ thy condition. Any person or persons guilty of a violation of tins Section, shah lie deemed guilty of disorderly conduct and punished as presbribed in Sec¬ tion 20 of the amended charter o Conyers, and tbe pens or styes not built m accordance with this Section shall be or¬ dered removed by the Mavor or City Council at the expense of ihe owner. futt’s Pills Cure Ai! Liver ills. ^ |^|7 yQJJ BANKRUPT^ health. constitution undermined by ex travagance in eatintj, bydisre ef rdin S tl ' e ,a * s D /' natur '- or physical capita] . all „ gone, if so, NEVER DESPAIR Tutt’s Liver Pills will cure you. For sick headache, dyspepsia, sour stomach, malaria, torpid liver, constipation, biliousness and all kindred diseases. "flltt’S Liver Pills absolute cure.