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About Conyers weekly. (Conyers, GA.) 1895-1901 | View Entire Issue (April 29, 1899)
XVII. s E o mm 1 c; ft Our & took t is new and complete and our u will attract . you. aS gTOP J&SXf 0"CT^ inspect our goods and you will find that to buy from us means much to you in the Id n ]l kinds of Fancy and Family Groceries, canned goods etc. Wo also carry w ^'Groceries. Anything von need can be found at our place. line of Dry Goods, Shoes etc., and can make you very law prices. carry a Rktilout on us. No trouble to show goods and make prices. Give us a call and interest ■ we are in the market for country produce and prices for same. YOURS TO SERVE, WILLIAMS & WHITAKEE n Bolt Burned At Newnan Sunday. bCaptured by J. B. and J. L, Jones last Sat= unlay Night near flarshalville. . successfully eluding hundreds of determined men who onrnig the country in search of him, for about ten bit, who murdered Mr. Alfred Cranford and afterward Whig victim’s helpless wife, near Palmetto, was captur Iter?. J. B. and J. L. Jones, on their plantation near lifill, in Macon county, last Saturday night, loomed negro was carried by his captors to Griffin where l! train was made up and upon which the negro and Lis of determined men were hastened to Newnan. At ace the prisoner was turned over to the sheriff in order fecaptors might receive the various rewards offered for The sheriff receipted for the black demon but could not i:u in the face of the thousands of determined men who were Iideal with the fiend as he deserved. He was forcibly jbo:n the sheriff and led out of town. I negro was identified by Mrs. McElroy, mother of Mrs. I at Newnan, He readily confessed his guilt and sta— h Ligo Strickland, a negro preacher, had agreed to pay h to kill Mr. Cranford. p.3S carried just outside the city limits of Newnan and D small tree. Wood was piled about him and the match ! tehe negro was burned completely up and his awfu) (winged. : ickland had been implicated and a party set out in v Bim. He was found near Palmetto and denied hav uiy offer to Holt or having any connection with or any M of his crimes, but his captors bad reason to believe Iris- nil soon he was dangling from the end of rope. a v: intelligence is given out that Mrs. Cranford has lost ad 0 : ’irely as a result of the horrible experiences through S: ’6 has passed. F'»ike locals. A tains! LtDhenson will preach Sunday. " °Owart is spend ; : '-Uter home in At ’tirnent given by L •' ! s at th e academy H 3 -' ! Wht " as well en j.' ; !! °ys started north ; l -unday. Probably . “ear h f the pole. of your i:rou 8 ! » this place i i re Mlirf JLsrJ & 4. 4 CONYERS, GA„ cc O 1 I U D I \ i CO M i ! CO SJ. last week. Robertson Bros, went up to Atlanta Tuesday. Quite a good deal of farm work has been done here the past few days. Mr. Benj. L Brantly left Tues day for Rawlins, Wy. He to be with his brother Mathew who Lias been there for time. Reporter. CAST031IA. Bears the The Kind You Have Always Bought Rignatnre *UA/. of Take this paper. Man of Wisdom. The following special to the Atlanta Constitution is very re¬ freshing to Georgians who have read the many adverse and scaih mg criticisms of the leading pa pers of the country upon the burning of Sam Holt. The ed¬ itor of the Review is evidently a man of great wisdom and readily appreciates the enormi ty of the crimes committed by Holt and the effect they pro¬ duced upon the people of the community in which they cc E'Khart. Ind., April 2o.—(Spe cial)—'TfiefReview, the oldest, one of the leading and one of the most conservative republi¬ can papers in uorthvvest India¬ na, in and editorial in to-day’s issue, vigorously justifies the Molt lynching in Georgia Sun¬ day. The Review says: (( The editor confesses no sympathy with the critics of the mob who burned the negro in Georgia, If ever there was palliation for a crime, if crime it could be called, in this case vengeance, quick and complete for the deed of the negro butch¬ er and ravisher, was exhaust¬ ed. A brute who would de¬ liberately murder the husband in coll bloo l in order that he might satisfy his lust on the derendleas wife, is beyond the pale of even modern barbarism The crime was the most horrible that can be conceived. A peo¬ ple that accepts a hell as a pun¬ ishment for the smaller sins of humanity ought not to blame human nature for applying the torch to a brute that could in cold blood be guilty of such acts. He is worse than a wild beast, worso than the most savage in babitent of the most unciviliz ed portion of the earth. In this matter it is not a question of but the individual crimi and there are time3 wdieri y )e public has more reason to resort to violent measures to protect itself against human beasts than again3t wild beasts, The review never has nanced lynching, hut the writer confesses a willingness to w mi a t 1 he act of the Georgia people t'u: special case. 1 1 CASTORIA. Bears tSsa Tha Kind You Have Always Bought Eignature or" ia F 1 : S*1 3 S F I S out tier.tars J' a:n sent f of R ife par r m P&d F . raBTOsgcsga ob p.m woollet co. «. amg. us. ooice. lui North Pryor St. (THE OLD RELIABLE.) ESTABLISHED IN 1300 add ALWAYS IIADTHE CON¬ FIDENCE OF THE PEOPLE. ~ wri w. ti. LEE.*« Besides carrying a large stock of the Oils very' purest, freshest and best Drugs, Medicines, Paints, and Glass at low est prices, makes a specialty of the following goods at prices that others cannot duplicate: A large assortment of Spectacles, Books by Standard Authors , also School Books and School Supplies, such as satchels, slates, sponge, crayon etc.-, disk hooks, Fishing lines, and. “ 'Iroi ' lines, Base Balls, Rubber Bab's, Checker and Chess men, Checker Boards , Violin Strings, Bows , Pegs, etc.. Banjo Strings, Garden and Slower Seeds, Pocket Cutlery , You will lose money if you lmy before s>et.tiu»- DK. LEE’8 PlllClOiS. WAR IN CONYERS. We always at war, fighting high prices, We easily oon quer because good goods for the same money that you pay for inferior goods elsewhere. We wish to call the ladies attention to our new line of Spring and Summer goods. We now have on display at our store such goods as L awns, Mauras, Embroidery, Muslins Percales, Laces, Organdies Ginghams, Insertings, Piques, Calicoes, Belts, Welts, Draperies, Belt Buckles, elc. elc. etc. Onr line of gent’s furnishings can’t bo excelled anywhere. Young men desiring to dress well and in the latest style, can t do better than buy from us. , We are leaders of low prices on these goods. It is a pleasure to show you cur hue even if you dont purchaso. Give us a visit and be convinced, we are confident wo can interest you. J, J. Langford & Sons. MEMBEROF CONGRESS From North Carolina Uses Pe ru-ua as a Family Medicine. Hon George II White, Mem her of Congress from North Cai olina, writes the following let¬ ter to I)r. Hartman in regard to Pe ru-na’ House of Representatives, Washington, D. C. Pe ru na- DrugM’fg Co. Col urnbus, Ohio: Gentlemen—I am more ihan satisfied with Pe-ru-na, and find it to ho an excellent remedy for the grip and catarrh, used it in my family and they all join nia in recommending as an excellent remedy. Very Respectfully, Geo. II White. Thousands of families, rep resenting ail classes and condi ^i 0U5 G f people find Pe ru na an indispensable household neces¬ sity. Mr. John Harting. 933 Mam Street, Cmcinnatti, Ohio, who has used Pe ru-na at a medicine, writes as follows: ‘.My wife and :i . yse ]f took your Pe n;i for c i iror ,j c diarrhoea, and cured us. 1 have been ing eight weens since the Pe-ru na cured me. No dcct r or m d we had tried before Lad helped ns. Yy children are taking the mefi cine now. We ill use Pe ru-na when v- r we are sick.” Ev©* 7 family should h ve free copy of “The Ills of Life,” a short work on family medi¬ cine. Address Dr. Hartman, Coin tubes, O. SMYRNA LOCALS. Dr. Walcott, of Griffin.' was up on business last week. Miss Katie Sims has been on the sick list f^r the past few weeks. Mrs. M 10 Uolliiigsworth has returned from a visit to Sharj >< town. School closed at Tucker’s school house Friday. An en¬ tertainment was given at night and a good time was had. Mr. Ben Rogers was trying that new buggy last Saturday n *flht. Mr. Henry Hi ms went- up to Atlanta on business last week, Mr. Charlie Plunket was seen going up toward O tk Gr ive a g. t i n last, Sunday. A large crowd attended young men’s prayer-meeting at Smyrna last Sunday liLlit. May the good work continue to receive encouragement,. Bine Jay. CASTOR t A For Infants and Children. The fae- is « simile ere?7 tigsa’.are ■ptf wrapyst. m NO. -16. OUR WJ> r"\ V ->V i UMHM AD VJ t 'v 12/ P Is fast growing in-o a Fan¬ cy and v ii!i : i Gr. c rv i tore in answer !o the demands if our customers Wo are handling all kinds of Fancy and Pias.3 Crackers, ' Canned Goods, Fancy Candies etc. Wo buy in small quantities in order L> have fresh goods at all times. Almost anything for the ta¬ ble can bo found at our store, always now. We do not discriminate —- we treat a i I c usto rn - ers alike. Goods delivered in the city promptly and free of charge. Look at our good s and get our prices before buy mg. Yours truly, M i Mlipii-. u DEJYTISTfjY RESIDENT DENTIST. Solid Gold Crowns • $5.00. Gold Bund “ $5.00. Pin in White i * $3.00, Bridge work per tooth Go.00, Gold fillings from $1.00 to$5.00. Amalgam filling 50c. Pintos srom $5.00 up to $10.00, All work guaranteed. Office over Post Office. Lonnie Martin. .1 11*0. M is. Dr. < ii'jim Is still making lino dresses, coals n-ml nt prices to suit. Room over McDonald & Hay g-ooifis Millinary store. uW-a H iv sS CT35 m DENTAL SURGEONS, Do :11 kinds of Denial work at moderate priot 1 an ! evir^ct teeth without pain* b- the use of GAS which is LRRKIilORLY HARMLESS. Office over J II Altnand C 03 ’ Store. ■\ SSeo A \ ftsKofr h a \' i j A ACOVE ~ M isk ¥ A AG-aiCULTBRAL. SEA • )| LI COU/ISG8 Main BuilclwG. Me aisiFip fe it« a - a -Jr~ : D AH LON EG A, GA. A callcffo education in Ilia reacltc fail. A.B., IJ.S., Uomial .'v;d U.r iiic :. I.ina’s <: >arses. i.oo-i 1bor ;t.T' i'j'-’ ItealtlUul, in vijforati;-.jf cli juilitery iliscip-iiie; Chrapest pcocCjsicral and i-cliffio'.ra iallucnces. boar.l in the n'.U! iu! tiico of country produce :cspen»e 3 front $75 \o $!S0 a yo.itf board in dormitories or] . irate fall f-ioiilo facetfy' s. special nine; license courae fur teat-iteri.; f University. o» all tutder lUn emit rnl < i!te A col lego prepar ttor- . ’ o-fdt:; r.titm to sexec. 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