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About Conyers weekly. (Conyers, GA.) 1895-1901 | View Entire Issue (April 1, 1899)
VIE CONY ERS ntFICIAL 0*6«M OF THE COUNTY. ?r*r WALLIS. J E. filtered «t the postofllce fit Fearers a* se«ond-class mail mat er Saturday, April 1, 18.‘t). Locals # cent* P er ,iue f " r rir ' f/i11 7 r rioii • 21* cents for each *ube<qnc»t in* uprtion. Jtegulnr aJv. 50c. renn a .<w first, insertion; 25c lor each aub.-.eqaeiU insertion. SUBSOKirTION KA VE: One year, in advance...... Six months, in adva' ce. AN tk ■ -i t 7e K: 1 2 -fid Fifty Years Ago. Ko Oifory of germ* to chill A**ctioH’B budding blisses; Whoii ordeut lover* tcok their fill, N» microbes on their kisses. Bow happy they were not to know Th» j'erm-fad—jo years ego. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral Is the standard family remedy of the -world for colds, coughs and lnngr diseases. It is not a palliattve, and i3 not thereforo put up in email cheap bottles. It is put up in large bottles for ths household. They cost mors but cure more. Pads eom« and go but no theory or fad can overthrow the faet, that the greatest cure for all eolds, coughs and throat and lung diseases, ia Ayer’a Cherry Pectoral. 50 Years of Cures. EsMans: rrem I>r. «T. Stewart Dead, Last Tuesday afternoon nboul 2 o’clock Dr. J. A. Stewart breath ed his last at his home in this city surroundod by his family and friends. His illness was of short dura lion and not very painful and thins one whose life had been of vast usefulness to his eemmunhy and fellow-itten pftssod his reward. quietly and peacefully Dr. Stewart to 7(5 of was years when age. Ho came to this county a ■ young man, from South Carolina and has resided here since, lie was a physician of note and though weighted with years p ac ticed to the end. He entered t io sei\ice o tne , Confederate b to tea as a Captain and was a so.ldier of reeogni.md courage and ability. Vox gallant service he was promoted to be a Major. for the Ho was several terms rep rosentative of his county m t ><* legislature and made a wide repu tatmn for his devotion to duty and fearless defense of what be believed to be right -His was a gemal nature and p easant dispo sit ion which enabled him to make Iriends easily He represente<l this^stnet in tho State bemite m ’90-7. He was appointed to t ho position Hon. of Assistant O, Stevens. State Chem¬ ist by B. State Agricultural Commissioner, and accepted the appointment, but failing health disabled him and he was forced to give it up. He was one of the most promi nentMasons in the State. He was the oldest member of the lodge at this place and was devoted to the order. He always attended the meetings of the Grand Lodge, which gave him great pleasure. Perhaps his greatest service to the people of was practicing rendered in his ca pacify For than forty physician. more years he ; nic' night and day to relieve suffer, v nnd his universal popularity to the last attests his ability as a successful physician. Unlabored tendgrly and lovingly throughout his useful life and his name will bespoken with reverence lor y ars to come by those who have ample cause to remember his many kind deeds. Pages might be written of this good life man and his labors through and, yet, much would lie left Unsaid. He was for many years a stew nrd of the Methodist church here and took great interest in all church matters. Dr. Stowau has been a familiar [ ' , « h ; ra that lie " .Grossed 1 no man but was ever re ady to aid those who were ch nod win . s ', r it Was in his pow Truly it may he said a good and generou man is gone. The remains wore interred in Rockdale <" ;n<*b vy Masonic evening at '2 o 'dock with honors. . A fit ling service 1 was held at , tlie yrn ve r.ncl , tab , s wore made bv t j.,. 5J >i,,i ■ t< - of : i.e town, The (|>-ee. ■ J i> survived by his r ged wife, three daughters and a -,,i ; Dr. D •. M. K. Stewart, to all . • if whom#the r.ymjv thy of ou r 3 ( ml. in’tSii.-. hour of their s.id F rear meat. sl: ^yssossuzsiz. s^i^sKscaMBaBe-a**; J'igiiiirift in Manilla has been growing more anu i more furious i lie past week, being . nei':mad and the end is not yet in sight. -—Q. -V- VA.r scandals are numerous but tin- worst i nd Jat«-- : f is the 'inagot’ hatching thievm’y at Chicamauga. • « Oct your name on our list. Read Mi-Ri rney’s large add on the front page. UiiOApeyssvtsjss LCIv.Os vV 8 ^jg-s-sas :ay? at lea^t twt - third- • :■■•■: vir.pt::.» s ror.iov d. r - r : m ? >ii i;> • •• THU’ PAYS t r< af ip-tu 1 'rcc. OK. n. U. G&snvs SOI?!', Box K, Atlrmta, Or. NOTICE. A:;, ■ rsons indebted to the estate of ,>[; s. Martlm JlaKer, late of Roek dale county, are requested to make immediate settlement. Also all ding claims against said estate are requested to present them at once to Luther J. Almand, Executor. Bears the Tho Kind Ygu Have Always Boaghi Signatura of l.ist of Jurors Drawn to serve at.April term of Rockdale Superior court, 1899: grand .unions. John A Hamilton, Kobt. L Oglesby, Wm. L Peek, Emory M Owens, Joseph H AV T allis, jr . James S Weatherford, John E Whitaker, James M Street, Milton A Waldrop, Richard A Haley, James T Slansell, Jno. O Andrew J Smith, Samuel II Wood, M Lamar Wood, Augustus H Swann, John J Sims, Jno. M Over ton, Walter K Downs, Allen D. Summers, Chas. W Powell, M Swords, John T Plunket, John I! \olan, Dixon H Rowen, Geo. T Smith, \A m. B Parker, Jno. W Hollingsworth, Lenore Parr. John G Farmer. traverse Jurors. Thus. C Mc.Galla, Samuel F Bo hsXlmn Mnv^bn, V Bradford, vitl K Clotfoltor, Walter L J M R Goode, Preston M Bern, E,\ wart \ g Kveritt, Wm. O Farmer, Nf>fll u 0u pelmrt, J no. Jno j, Ma(](loX- jr Manoah II ,. ftilov> T ]> O'kellov, S E Brod nnx< joeiti Jackson, ‘ Jno. R O'¬ Nojil, u; Egbert E Owens, Lanson T F „ riv K()ht . H Cannon, Arry O Cow-an, John J Farmer, Joseph 0 i Wn , i vt . rsi!n j Rom, Chas. R McCa i i;U r no . W McDaniel, sr.. s , !lfon] L Deunard. James Y Ilili, K<p V ard C G ranade. George M Ken w. 1. James D Hudson, Daniel S iWulson. J<dm 1) Scott, Calvin L p OSV( .n Marion H Plunket, John ( . Stephenson. CASTOniA. Boars tho lli3 Kind You Hare Always Bought Signature of *4 By virtue of an order from A. D. M-wdor, Referee, will be sold at pid lie outcry, for cash, before! the court house in Conyers, Ga., at 12 oVl ck u, one house and lot on !)••.*«tu'r street, Conyers, Ga., containing one-half nere, occupied I •. J. W. Jones and family, de> d, to secure certain indebted mheld l.v .n»hn 11. Almand, of YGf i.U" principal etc. Also one M. Schultz piano, No. F I. now at ves : deuee of said je.-.-oW. ,u : ■?, h id under bill of sal- by Jno. II. A .'maud also one one or unisory note on R, T. Jones for -2 M GR principal and one ac count on L. L. Hard n for ?30.(K). held r.s collateral security by John H. Almand. To be sold as the property of J. W. Jones, bankrupt, for the purpest sol satisfying said indebtedness of said John II. Al mand, the overplus, if anv, to go to the estate of the said J. W. Jones, bankrupt, This March 21. 1S9J. D, X. Hudson, Trustee. i * “ mb SMITH T V d 9 s. EM W-7 ' \ • M t ! ff-N cgXmr wea.be show I KG THE Latest Styles and FABRICS. , w A. V.T While you sit down give a thought to the question of buy ^’’Y Loods and , don . t otei t 00 k tho tact that we are in this busineas exclneiv.ely. Our at . . anscibed this , . .. lino trillion is m w0 ar0 {)reparetl to give y 0U tho benefit cf our experi ence in your deliberations. dr O OODs That the laches will delight to inspect, adorn our shelve?. , , r ll co:ts , ? 10th , ■ ' ng , 10 ' te them ,j loni ’ CLOTH INQo The New Clothing in our store meets the demands of the times —the best the market fords for the least money. Young men, old men or boys w jH do well to see this stock. .~ SHOES, Our stocK of Shoes, Slippers, Ties, etc. is complete. Two 1 emp 1 .„u 1 1 * ^ ‘ ail buyers seek. We give this along with styl and rock bot torn prtecs. Hold to your ca.sh till you see our goods. W. L. ADAIR, O ojxi U M L • Jt If? JL j R5 T 0 'Xmf m : 'SfirLt I i- Sgl \ ; vSn mwA V fW Is I lead quarters For This Part of tlia Earth. We bought very largely before the advance— these goods are worth to day 30 per cent more than we ask for them 2575 yards new prints 3gC— the best made. 800 yards Percale at 5c. 2825 yds. yard wide Percale, 10c value, at only 6|c. Full dress for 50e, others $L for same goods. Shirt waist pattern 13c, worth 30c. 2500 yds. Mayda cords, 8c valuo, only 41, 3 bales yd. wide sheeting 3|c— others cost price 4 1-2. @r> ’ \ -J t: ' I i V EASTER And the thoughts of the hour properly represented in the NSW CLOTHING and FANCY DRESS GOODS at ou store. It will bo a pleasure for us to point out tu you the many sup perior features of our garments : the ordinary kind. Men's Sty lish Suits. $5,00 $7,50 .f 12,00 $15,00 *» IfefKi? 0 7 ^evER WT- »» t: e • 4 v j - ( Mi & It TiMfwm i in SUMMERS’. AM OPEN LET r 1 o MOTI HPrCfi ' ‘ 5 i WE EXCLUSIVE ARE ASSERTING USE IN THE CoraTsr‘- -% PJCi ■ R 1 OF THE Vord , •»-J 11 s “PITCHER'S CASTOR!*,* S‘ I DR. SAMUEL PITCHER, of was that the has originator home and cf docs “PITCHER'S CASTORja^ • th 1 PH* now i hear the facsimile signature of CASTORp^'' JP This is the original - PITCHER’S Ot thick M h used in the homes cf the Mothers of Amerim /or • years. LOOK CAREFULLY always bought at the wrapper^ ^ ovsi d •rs e y° u ' me and has the signature* cf (change per. No one has authority from rae to ^ cept The Centaur Company use - mij nai x cf which Chas d. Jkt r President. e t and March 8,1897. Do Hot Bo Deceived, k s Do not endanger the life of your child he A L L a cheap substitute which some druggist up gredients (because he of makes which a few he more docs pennies or’in^i I, even not know. ‘'The Kind You Have Always k%' BEARS THE FAC'S!MILE SlGNATUP.r^ 0 n Go to & .A ■Mi [ r t # 4 n the Insist on Having |\iwl The Kind That Never Failed Yoi THE CENTAUR COMPANY, 77 MURRAY STREET, NEW YCRtt CITY, lot m IjIf I 3 I WE HAVE YOUR PICTURE El |3 nr ED FREE OF CHARGE FTER ■ ! A YOU $10 CASH WITH US. Rail for a coupon and have every dime couceU* res spend with us. When coupon is filled out, all we require! R, is to buy the frame of us, which we sell cheap This is J opportunity to get the picture of yourself or some loved! Come to store and sample of work ft] wd our see you can get Cue trading $10 with us. • ■t We keep first class goods and sell the) a a reasonable profit. We don’t sell at cost ) . cause we can’t, and li\ y e. W 0 have reee: *y K this week a new lot of bed room suits, fcuri is kitchen safes, etc. we have just opened' lr new stock of the famous Delft !! s Granate w; A new shipment of stoves have just arrived cil so, and we are, in every line, prepared to k nish your house from kitchen to parlor, < high grade goods, just as you wish, Come see and take advantage of our portrait offj J. A, Goode. School Bool 2Q* i School Sopplte NEW BOOKS EXCHANGED OLD ONES. A full stock of all school suyplij at reasonable prices, Give us $ call when need bxxn tuino 1 you School books or Stationery. ,0i A full line of Drugs, Fa&ts Et0 "S<l*jSv BWJ8* I
