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ThE ( ON YKRS WtitiKL
CHHCIALGRCAN OF ; HE COUNTY.
J 1!. WALLIS
Entered at the po.-t'.-fllce at Conyers a-
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SatukiHv, April 22, 1890.
Locals 5 cent- per line for tir^t inser
firm • 2 '„ ceiitH for cad! subsequent Inch foi in¬
sertion.* it- «ufar ft-iv. 50c. per
first insertion; 25c lor each subsequent
insertion.
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One year, in advance.............
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n liy Years A go.
Ko theory of perms to chill
Affection’s pudding blisses;
When ardent lovers ti ok their fill,
No microbes on their kisses.
How happy they were not to know
The germ-fad —50 years ago.
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral
is tko standard family remedy
of tho world for colds, coughs
and lung diseases. It is not a
palliative, and is not therefore
put up in small cheap bottles,
It is put up in large bottles
for tho household. They cost
more but cure more.
Fads come and go but no
theory or fad can overthrow
the fact, that the greatest cure
for all colds, coughs and throat
and lung diseases, is Ayer’s
Cherry Pectoral.
50 Years of Cures.
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Boarfi tho The Kind Von Have Always Bought
Bignaturo
of
To Homo Folks.
Wo have considered the unpleas¬
ant happenings in our town the
past week and onr better judgment
prompts us to puss them without
Comment pin or con.
To publish all would do no one
are always to h>e deplored.
We hope for harmonious peace
and tranquility henceforth.
Hon. Win. J. Bryan ik making
iome telling speeches The in behalf of
pure Democracy. people are
watching his utterances day liy
day and they lire glad to note
rtaimin? y ° UUg
Fighting is likely continues at Manilla
and to continue indefi¬
nitely. More island soldiers are being
Benito the and tho world
will begin to inquire as to the dif
ference between Vnited' States
and Spanish subjugation,' opppression, perse¬
cution, etc, We
went to war to put an end to
warefare, to speedily end strife
and it looks like somebody ought
to Whip or get whipped and call
eff the war dogs.
Ebeuczer Locals.
Miss Della 8 t John, of Confers,
spent a feu days with Mr. A J St
John's family last week.
Our friend Bailey M Johnson
must have called to see his best
girl last Sunday at any rale
smiles indicate such.
.
Mr. Aiken was visiting relatives
in Newton county last Sunday.
Rumor has it that there will be
a marriage in Smyrna district at
an early day.
Mrs. J T Thrasher is at the bed
side of her sick daughter Mrs. Per¬
kins at Augusta, Ga.
We ate badly in need i f more
hogs in < ur community. If you
have any for sale leave e m a note
at TheWvekBy office.
trice The farmers. ofMIo^v Creek dis
Court are Imu- requested to meet at the
the Sunday ' <m Saturday in before
t-rst of organizing May. for
purpose ual club. an agricult- *
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We ate getting the
LION S SHARE
of the Clothing business.
Here is the reason:
AT $ 7.50
We are showing the largest
ed most exclusive range of
: bright, knobby, absolutely all
wool Casimeres and Serges in
every conceivable pattern: The
excellent tailoring, fit and fiu
{ j of lheg0 su j t j n gs at the price,
make them positively the best
values we have ever offered.
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GEN’L FI 72 HUCM ICC
AT $10, $12, and $13,
We are showing .bo nowost and
most deserable styles that will
be seen this season. These gar
meats contain all the little
“kinks” aud new ideas that
can be found only in uigh-gt aue ,
. chant taUorinK .
Our statements are not mere
say-so. We staud ready the
substantiate them with the
solid merit of our Clothing, the
ly l ru,} btsis ou which to do ,
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business.
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That wo are entitled to your
patronage we can easily prove
.. ,f T ou Wl11 ^ a v,sH . . to our
store. An inspection is all we
ask. Our high-grade qualities
and low prices do the convincing
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SUMMERS’.
A CARD.
Mr. Editor:—Allow me to say
in behalf of our dearly beloved
pastor and friend, Bro. Moon, who
has been very wrongly abused
There is, nor can Ire found in
any town, country or city, a more
honorable; a more upright man
than this, our devoted pastor.,
whose gentle hands, and tender
voice have comforted many who
have been down-hearted, who have
felt neglected and whose homes
have been blighted. friend indeed,
Bro. Moon is a
not only to the members of his
church, but to every denomination
as well as to the sinners.
He is a citizen to be honored ; a
man to be proud of; a pastor to
be loved and greater than all, a
true, loyal Christian.
What can any mortal say that
will he able to. wound one of
Christ’s true children, or rob such
a man of his character? No
have power t© do this. His bless¬
ed savior bore a great deal from
earthly people, yet what was
reward? So our dear Bro. Moon,
after having bravely stood
proaches, which were and
without foundation, he will in the
end be rewarded for his faithful
labor, for his kindly acts, for his
patience and endurance. What
noble character he is, what a fit
pattern for us! One whose influ¬
ence is ami will ever he only for
good. Were more of us like him
how different would Conyers be!
How many more would be follow¬
ing in the blessed Master’s foot¬
steps! How many more would be
honoring the truth and upholding
I feel sure were I such a good
woman as he is a man my fondest
hopes would be realized.
His sermons are always delight¬
ful and refreshing. He speaks as
speaks a chief of God; as an in¬
spired being, whose beast is filled
with love for his fellowman.
it can be well said
“To know him is to love him.”
lie is not only a friend to the el¬
der people but to every little child,
every young man and young lady
can, at any time, receive a wel¬
come smile, a sympathetic word
and a helping hand.
Are not the people of Conyers
glad to be honored with such a
man as Bro. Moon? I am sure in
the end he will receive the glad
.. well done, thou good and faith¬
ful servant.”
Bro. Moon is our pastor, is my
pastor, my friend, and it is with
very great joy, pleasure and grate
fulness that I aui able to consider
him thus.
How can anyone find any fault,
any charge against such a man ns
this? Who can help loving and
honoring he who is all loVe and
kindness?
Again I repeat with all possible
emphasis, honored, he is a citizen to be
a be man to be proud of, a
pastor to loved and greater than
all, a true, loyal Christian.
A Lady Friend.
The entire country is hoping
and praying for the capture tincl
summury punishment of the no—
gik) Holt. murderer and rapist, Sam
Right in this instance do
we give our most hearty endorse
mentof Mrs. W. H. Felton’s views.
When you read The Weekly
you get the local news.
WAR IN CONYERS.
We always at war, fighting high prices, We easily con
quer because good goods for the same money that you pay for
inferior goods elsewhere.
We wish to call the ladies attention toour new line of Spring
and Summer goods. We now have on display at our store such
goods as
lawns, Madras, Embroidery,
Muslins Percales, Laces,
Organdies, Ginghams,* Insertings,
Piques, Calicoes, Belts,
Welts, Draperies, Belt Buckles,
etc. elc. etc.
A>nr line of gent’s furnishings can’t bo excelled anywhere.
Young men desiring to dress well and in the latest slyle. can’t
do better than buy from us.
We are leaders of low prices on these goode. It is a pleasure
to show you our hue even if you dont purchase. Give us a visit
and be convinced, we are confident we can interest you.
J, J. Langford & SonS.
Our Dress go-ods will
attract favorable at¬
tention from all ladies
who examine onr stock.
We exercised our very
best talent, taste and
judgment in selecting
these goods and we are
modestly proad of our
work.
We invite the
generally to call at
our store and examine
our goods and get our
prices. These goods
are universally styl¬
ish and will make up
beautifully.
Take advantage of our
invitation and see our
goods at your earliest
convenience,
W. L. Adair.
LUMBER.
I am now running my saw mill
and am prepared to furnish lumber
on short notice at my mill ordeliver
ed.
Sec me if you want lumber.
A N Plunket.
CASTOHIAl.
Bears the The Kind You Have Always 8®ig!u
Signature
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If the head of Booker Washing
t turned it will not be the
ftmlt. of some ot tne Georgia pa
P ers - Sparta Ishmaehte.
Hon. N. J. Hammond died sud¬
denly in Atlanta this week, He
was one of the most prominet law¬
yers at the. Georgia bar and his
death is regretted throughout the
State.
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\TE ARE ASSERTING IN THE COURTS 0 E r
EXCLUSIVE USE OE THE WORD “ To -
“PITCHER’S CASTORIA,-’ ASot—? U ’’
L DR. SAMUEL PITCHER,. cf Euamkf
was the originator cf “PITCHER’S CA iio ’
that has home and does non as ^
bear the facsimile signature cf
This is the original “ PITCHER’S CASTORl/V’ ^
used in the homes of the Mothers of An-r- X'" : !ias ^
years. LOCK CAREFULLY at ** *
the hind have always bought jr.ie
you
and has the signature . of on tj
per. No one has authority from me to m [j,,-.
The Company use m, J name
eept Centaur cf which Chas H Fletcher e i
President
March 8 , 1897.
Do Rot Be Deceived,
Do not endanger the life of your child by I
a cheap substitute which druggist accr P2v . . s
some mm
gredients (because he of makes which a few more pennies know.'’ 0 r/itj 'a 61 ^
even ha does not
‘'The Kind You Have Always Bon get”
BEARS THE FAC-S1M1LE SIGNATURE C?
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Insist on Having
The Kind That Never Failed You,
THE CENTAUR COMPANY, 7 T MURRAY STREET. ?.EW YORK CITY,
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Will find J A Goode’s store a most satisfactory placett|
trade at just at tins time. Prices on most everything have aiJ
vanned from 30 to 20 percent, but we were lucky to buy bdo/J
the rise, and have a full stock of everything in the house tol
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nishing line. Stoves have advanced 20 per cent in price, but we
have not as yet put the 20 per cent on what we have, so comi
so;m and buy.
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With one of our Silver King or a,]! Steel Folding Springs,
We have a nice assortment of bed room suit?, bedsteads, mat*
tresses, summer cots etc. Also crockery, glassware and enamel*
ed iron and granule ware, all at the old price as long as this lot
lasts.
fiFP a ! i frj WfP
i \ inti A 4 iSS
Are now in demand. We have some nice mattings at 12$
and 17£ cts per yard, Good quality hemp carpet at 25c per
yard. Just remember please that we have a thousand articles
you use and ueed around the house,. which wo can’t mention,
but come to see us and we will sell you right.
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BEG.'STERSa.
CHOCOLATE
BON BONS.
For* Sale By
THE GAILEY DRUG CO.
ALSO
Nunnaily’s Assorted Bon
Bons,
Peanut, Walnut and
Chocolate Britlles, AI»
ways Fre^h,
Itilsf DriJ Co.
HENRY REAGAN
PROPRIETOR.
My shop is comfortaUe
2fy towels are clean.
My tools are always keen.
My attention is respectful.
My aim—to please ah.
Give me a call when you need
dressing up
POSTED.
This is to irive lands due near notice Oua to alj r« r e
ties that my bid an. fll j
posted and I lor
tresspassing thereon.
This April 15, m ^
POSTED*
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All par; :... 3 are ue*
lminiug, upouoartoc^in^ Lfihjng or ■ . jg c0 un
pas3in S wilIbe
ty. Anyone law.
subpet April to 15.1880*
This T J W M JiUfl- H’-'J
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