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About Conyers weekly. (Conyers, GA.) 1895-1901 | View Entire Issue (April 8, 1899)
fiC. j. NEWS items. £S Personal and Otherwise, Gathered ps m, erapi » Post Gur Readers and Fill Space. I- -—' Mr. I ?reat bar -offtier's 64 at McBunioy's Wed - ■■ ff Con f, V ::. ItSawan nab- 8i0 dices for line jlcBnrney 9. prindlo -ivili P ref:c! ' f! ' A viundny m,,n J’ Grove m All invited to a Head these lallX of Atlanta, is visit Lena brents Ray- oe- e - jf. ginghams 8 cts per yard rn? v s - Kh ,,’niiv council is indif h safety of ihe town 6 to ,M take some Ire. . from the heart twn VO build tho old wooden Thursday offer a menace Wire town L Mohair dresses cost 40 hard only 24 cts at McBur Lrlie SJondny, Roag-.m visited in ton last iHenrieita Led dress goods cost down to 49 cts at lev's. ijjMwords. of Social Circle Waiting- friends here tins apt! 'tobaccoat McBurney’s etsper pound. John Aialr is visiting rela Ba'ori lipps lokeeo at McBur fclr L. Slots per pound. IV. T.Wallis and W. IT. hinpose the new warehouse lie building has been ready, complc— for t!;e new firm is t. Their-add will appear in tissue. limey Itll is selling pound. Arbuckle’s cis per Indies lefurdi Aid iriety of the Pres If pave and Oyster sup Jon n’.d stand last night ■ lopitious very suce«-s--.ful night. considering I to bear E. P. McBurney iis to leave Conyers. He ci!i!y tire,poor mans friend, _ s s’ad to announce an im „ Mand. ; endifinn ’of Mrs. , It . thought that she :s Ltinue to improve. nniey is selling keg soda at pi pound, pnwns visited bv fire last rrvuiglir abut 11 o’clock. The ; j ;r stock -9- A. and Willingham’s the with vacant store u ; '■ Commerce Stewart, both wooden i"- 1 'on Street, were '■ys lie are informed that xongham carried $ 200.00 insu lye origin °f the fire is un , ne building and omghain fixtures of Ul -es. He store carried belonged to Mr r no insur p Lper ■ ev pound. is selling keg soda at f L'-Sge, SrephenS ° n ' S new [Barney is selling 1 pound j , _ 81, ssnuff for 50 cts. ; : 7 is selling 18 pounds P !| irl,00 r ::: ; r T is selling 18 pounds ► for 1.00 •. I'"; is selling 18 pounds P Dr 1.00 i on- a \ . ‘-hA A. ' r j Agricultural v-sad j;' College Main Builoing. li SA A F|S| ..jii M*p\r,vxiz, • ? Sr .as^niSBe r * *Mosa|to ' J s iewa*t7a,m? th£p. f I'T te 1, -' 1 =‘ -§ McBurney is selling 18 pounds og sugar for J.00. We .will print tho Grand Jury pre¬ n”d an epitome of court in our next issue. McBurney is selling 18 pounds of sugar for 1.00. Mr. andfJvs. H PAlmand. of Tp- 1'8’i'p siieiit s- me time in the ti y McBurney is selling 18 pounds sugar for 1.00. We ask the indulgence of our this week, we served on 1 he and found it difficult to do f u il buty toward the paper. Ladies fine 8.29 shoes just 1.79 at McBurney’s. Mr. K V Warren will go with the firm of ’Williams & Whitaker next Monday morning-. Mr. Warren is a man. Ladies fine 2.55 shoes down to 1. 89 at McBurney’s. Tlic infant of Mr. John Hammock is doing very well, so we are inform¬ ed by Mr. J D Scott at whose home the little-one is beingeared for. The friends of these good people and Mr. Hammock will be glad to hear of the baby’s good health. McBurney is selling 18 pounds of sugar for 1.00. Mr. L J Almand will soon begin the erectson of a handsome residence on his place one mile below town, We understand that he will move to this place as soon as it is completed. Mens fine 1.75 hats going at 99 cts at McBurney’s. Mr. and Mrs. Will Hakes spent sev cral days in Atlanta last week, Schnapps tobacco at McBurney’s only 87 cts per sound. Mr. and Mrs. M H Blanket spent Sunday in Atlanta, McBurney is selling Arbuckle’s coffee at 11 cts per pound, Blind tigers throng-bout the county may now resume business. McBurney is selling Arbuckle’s coffee at llcts per pound. . (Jus Milsap is to worre 12 months in the chain gang- for ft hat. McBurney 7 is selling keg soda at ‘d c * s P er P°unu. HpW local adds appear in this issue of Thu Wkbkxy. McBurney is • selling 1 pound ” class jar’s snuff for 50 cts. Mr. J A Goode’s new residence on Mill street is now completed and is a handsome tittle home. McBurney is selling 1 pound glass jar’s.snuff for 50 cts. ’ Mrs. David Walter Almand left Thursday for Leesburg where she will spend about three weeks with her Patents Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Ware. Her little sister, Miss Ethel will return to Convors with her. !!»""* 18 poTOd ’ DEATH. Mrs. Ella Cooper died at the home of her brother in this city, Mr. L M Wood, on Thursday night after a lingering illness of many months.She was a victim of consumption. Mrs. Cooper was a noble Christian lady life bps been one pf submis siveness and pat'ence. She was nurshed patiently throughout loving brothers her; prolonged illness by and sisters and two children who now sanly mourn because of her dem The funeral and burial occurred in Sheffield district yesterday. To the bereaved we tender earnest Union mills sheeting 4-4 at Me* Burney’s for just 4 cts per yard. Southern plaids checks at 4c per at McBurney’s. ° Bears tee The Kind You Have Always Bought Signature of Last week of McBurney’s sale! Last week of McBurney’s sale! notice. All persons indebted to the estate Mrs. Martha Baiter, late of Hock county, are requested to make settlement. Also all bol¬ against said estate are to present them at once to Luther J. Almand, Executor. DROPSY CURED with vegetable F*Hju*dics. Have cured many thousand called hopeless. In ten days at least two-thirds of ail symptoms remov¬ ed. Testimonials and TEH DAYS treatment free. DR. H. fi. GREEK’S SONS, Box K, Atlanta,.Ga. McBurney is ..... selling 18 pounds sugar for 1.00 Brogan shoes given away for cts at McBurney’s. McBurney is selling 18 pounds of sugar for 1.00 Last week of McBurney’s sale! i W til Mill DENTAL SURGEONS. Do all kinds of Dental work at moderate prices and evtract. teeth without pain, bv the use of GAS which is PERFECRLY HARMLESS. Office over J H Almand Co's Store. .... u «n m i Are attracting wide attention for three reasons: They are pretty and stylish, were bought right and are being sold right. 1 ALWAYS FIND THAT WHICH PLEAS¬ ES THEM BEST AND THEY USUALLY COME TO OUR STORE. « Young men who want a good suit that looks well fits well and wears- well, a. t iiv icastmoney,should come to C.B - -THE BEST TO BUY Hardware; Buggies, Wagons, ness, Farming tools Etc. is at Almand Hardware Co’s. Store. We have tho best assortment of shelf hardware, cutlery, pistols mechanics tools etc. in the market, We have any part oi* harness tliat is needed, also, sadelry, l>lanli ets, whips, etc. ■ We have a bigger stock of buggies and wagons than ever be foie and the prices are right. We envite the people to call and examine our stock and get our prices. We can save you money on every purchase. THE ALMAND HARDWARE COMPANY. NEW MILLINERY STORE. I have removed my store from the Post Office to the store room next door to The Blue Front. I have a large stock of the latest styles of Millinery goods and am better prepared to serve my customers than ever before. Miss Lola Young, of Atlanta, will trim for me this season. She is an expert trimmer and well known here. All are invited to give me a call. Miss Emma Riiey. The Books for receiving returns for the year 1899. are open and I will be at the Precincts as follows: Sheffield Apr. 20. May 11, June Lorraine Apr. 27 May 18 Juno Honey Greek Apr 28, May 25 16 * Remainder . of time at store of J Langford & Sons. This April -1 1899. G II Hull, R T R. * —« •©► >■ % CASTORS A For Infants and Children. Tho fac elzaUo " it K flguatur# evMjr cf 4 JOHN H. A HAND, BANKER; CONYERS, GEORGIA. bought and sold. Ccllecticr.s made on all parts of Accommodations extended consistent with sound will net be Hicnored Hinder any stances. Office hours from 8 a. m. till 4 p. y till further n< tire. Sucial liicfi. Having sold our stock of merchan dise to Mr« E. P. McBurney we bespeak for him the continuance of the trade so liberally bestowed upon us in the past. We will devote . the next few months to collections and those indebted to us are r e q nested to come and make set tlement at once. Our office will be the smite as here tofore. Thanking Ihe public for past patronage, we aro Very truly, D. M. Almand’s Sons. ill Graft Film Fur Si The firm of Smith & Lifsey having been dissolved I have formed a copartnership with Mr. M. L. Wood and vve will offer to the trade tho same hr intis of Fertilizers sold by Smith & Lif¬ sey for the past Several years, consisting of: Scott’s Gossyppiuni Guano; Scott’s A. A. Guano; Scott’s Blocd and Bone Guano;jjScott’s Add and Meal Guano; GA. State Standard Guano; Scott’s P. P. Acid; Scort’s High Grade Acid; Cotton Bole Bone and Potash Acid, These goods are too well and favorably known to thejplan tersof this section to need any comment from me more than to say that they are among the highest grade goods on the market. Thanking the people for past patronage and soliciting a con¬ tinuance of the same in the future, I remain yours, J. A. LIFSEY. f^-Office at Wood & Iloilingsworth’s store. r— — GUANO. We are in the markefwith the best Guano’s ever offered (o tho people. Baldwin’s Guanos and Acids. Hardwick’s Guanos and Acids. Marietta Guanos and Acids. Charleston Guanos and Acids. All HIGH GRADE FIRST-CLASS GOODS. We also sell cotton seed meal and meal and acid. The people know these goods. They need no recommenda¬ tion from us. Nee us and g-et our pidces. J. P. TILLEY,
