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About Conyers weekly. (Conyers, GA.) 1895-1901 | View Entire Issue (June 10, 1899)
The Cenyeis ilieekfi, 01 BASH lICKDiLECOUM j h WALLIS, ETcitcr. Entered nt the postofliec at Gonycrs a* second-class mai! in -t < r. Satukday, June 10 1800. Locals 5 cents per line far lir-t inser IP • P %\' cents tor eaco -obsiqnent inch for m Regular a-U ,V»c. per D rs [ insertion; 25c lc-r each subsequent insertion. isrnsCKlPTIOX KA I E: One vear, in mi vane*.............. 00 Six months, in ad races.......... .....50c hn\-aiwthertH- . Atlanta is soon to epl.ono i xclinrr e. Therein iiotiiing li!.<- coiujict it inn. A young lady is.sne.n_: . ■ *! t,.< . A \+itin,*i Laid.. Dentiil College for no damages. (••uised j,v pnllinn- atootn—She says 11 '• su rov.-d her youth lie nut.v and • 1 loveliness. S I Governor William II Ellerbe, chief I executive >i Soidii ’ Ciicolinn, (iied last i I riday night n( , con,umptm.i. h« i id, tenani-C>'ovcrnor W L IdcSweeny ; will fill the u ne x pi red term. (>'wiiK it ami Walton counties have a l)oi:i <!r.v dispute. About 1 LOCO acres ( t land ate invirh ni. TI j * cation of the nourishing town of Eo R»nsviIJe is involved; and it is ect tha t tl»# town belongs to instead of to Walton county. • -31 ► • Tom Myers, who was (omitl guilty of s- duction at October term of Rock dale Superior court, 18',<8, has been .......... 11- was represented by A ( Met alia and J R Irwin. Write on a piece of pipx r the num¬ ber i opri sentingyour aye multiply by two, add 8,798, divide by two, then Kubli net the nu in tier r< |,i'e:-eiuing your age, and I elore y< ur < yes will be* .someUiing you little expected to see. Admiral Dewey sailed for home. li* , . s i: „ Si , i . ]> tiic* , (.•'._** ji i [>i«i, . , hist on i Tuesday e\ ening at i o’clock. The Admiral Dewey’s heallh was very much impaired but was much hone fitted by his stay at Hong Kong, liis home coming will occupy about four mooti:s and he will land first at N Y. — -C-'iS' ■ - Ot: last Monday while an excur sion was being run from Athens to Atlanta, a crowd took it to their heads t.. ride “high" and so climbed up on top of the con 'll. While (Id* train was running al a speed of forty five miles an hour one of them rolled off the train. That w as • iiio c.xeiir sion where there was room for one men—at tue top. A special session of Dooley Super ior court was convened at Vienna on las: Monday for the purpi so of try ing John Hanuawuy, a white man who ecuunutted an assault on n little white girl m ar Vienna, in less than , i,,. i , nr mu ..r ii 'jury. * «• a* re tm e. d t»y the »-raml Tiie prison or arraigned, and plead rmlty and Bcnulminry d ’Ik jiiuco ThK with a ‘ I’nlilic School Kcpori. Below we give the final report of Sunt Glenn to the School board of the Putilic Hchools of Conyers for teruia of 185)8-9: Conyers, Ga. .Tune 7, 1899. Gentlemen of the Hoard of Educa¬ tion ;— Jt gives me great plessme to in¬ form you that our schools seem to b< in a most prosperous eondltion. The teachers turn* been faithful ami eon retentions in the performance of te.eir work ami the final examinations show Hourly that work of a high or eer has been done in some depart¬ ments. We stand in need of many improve¬ ments Hint will aid us greatly in the Performance of our work. Wo have no dictionary in the school and no hooks «»f re orenee. Wo hope during the next year to start the t-niiection of a library. We need a Century Dic¬ tionary very much as a reference work. We need an assembly liali for daily ssscmlil: ng and lorolh r sc Pool oxer vises, a ei we reeogni/.e Hu* limit means at your command and your I|1 .*' schools ail :lungs tha> add to then* , atfectiveness and we are led to hope that these things will come with . ... training in physical euhmv. a busi ness course, and much; nival draw test. We wish to thank the Board Choir uniform courtcsv to the eu-. lor iiic hearty support they they Smve shown in the schools. Tin enrollment for Hespcvifully suhmhred. B. V. Glenn. ' l’roi:)0< ions. First Okahk. Nellie Langford, Joe Ed Whitaker, Itiitli AliiiiiiuJ. Burton Guinn, Ariine M;iini:;ticK. Nellie .Melton, lassie Longshore, Stafford Stark. Kan* Al¬ um:.:!, Myrtle Bishop, W iilie May Dunn, Flora Jor.es, John Langlord, ( laude Morgan, Kate 0 Kelley, M pharette Tucker. Skcond Grade. Daisy Gain, I .noise Summers, Au {rust ns .M (Knight, Grace Y (* I ho 111 , A kIlthoi), } I O’ s;oi* tiV8i;s Lu!h liull, Valeria (;iotfek*r, Jfiula Maud Lack py- g ,„k. b Arthur Alniand, Gim Almaml, Glam Jones. Elite Lackey, Carrie Lee llicj s Earl Tucker, Walter Tucker, Ida Warren, Hattie "ellborn, I-or !•(.«! Wellborn, Maud Evans Charlie ’ A!ooii, James Moll. Fourth (i pa he. Sarah Kate Anderson, Paul Bryans, F , mili(1 j j-i),., Crawford Hardwick, ( ivdc Lifse.v, .Jesse Met'alia, Gih McDonald. Mable Morgan, Georgia Pirkle, Willie They Ross, Baker Stew¬ art, Eugene Summers, Howard Vaughn, Nellie W arren, 1 lioinas; J}( Hogelt;i j. arriil. Annie Willard ]i. u . ( j w iek, (.'ratiy Irwin, Jack Mal t ,on). Annie (Sene Mct'alia. Hayden McKnight, Mmlge Wei ton, Tlmmas Blanket, Marie Scott, Wiilie Street, Alary Lou 'Tucker, Robt Warren, I’eai'l White. Fieth Grade. Beulah White, Raul O’Kelley, Al inaml Tucker, lUtds Haygood, Harry yjj\;„iv. Frank Hardin, Annie white, Jamie Tilley. Sixth Grade. Garrie Born, (’has. Harden, Jim Mnlcom, Allie Jo Sigman, Mozelle i arriil Sarah Lou Harden, Wilson Maicom, Kate Smith. Seventh Grade. Harry Davis, Kate UardwicK, ]y mi ,j c Lifn-y, Kloise Moon, John Simpkins, Frank Tucker, 0 W Mc ('.alia, jr., Henry Kverett, Gertrude Johnson, Inez McDaniel, Taylor, Time Weaver. Eichth Grade. Frank O’Kelley. Ruth Hale, Gallie Irwin. Union Elliott-, Leona S)|1 . i , !) Sl!(i L an gfor(|, Frank Almaml, Valeria Tucker, Claud Osborn, Allie Elder, Mercer Hull, Willie M Ham¬ ilton, Claud 'Treadwell. Ninth Grade. Maggie Hardin, Fannie Latham, Fannie Htansell, Agnes Qnigg, Cur- II ry Moon, Henry M<( 'alia, M in da ar din, Zehnu Jones, Berta Smith, Ocie Warcllaw, Berto McCord. 'Hie negro Grant I»ell who was tried for assaulting Mrs. Lumpkin which at Ce- is dart'»wn, an account of published on the front pane, was j OU i K i not* ^ nil tv • _______L_ For Infants and Children. ^ikne is Ot slg&Muta ontj sf *r»pp»r. UKVEAl’K BADE. I’evenueoliieers Scott, and of Atlanta, made a rado Slicliiold district last Tuesday night and succeeded in capturing still ami twenty-tAvo gallons of v\iiis!-.e\, i lie st t . i .’..id w !iiske\ found in the i'.oses.-,ion ol Mi. 1 'V Kdwards, but tlm still an. j" i.miauis !'^‘ ll V 1 !' mm , n • on i ms : wag moving it and t he officers hear ing a wagon on (lie road at hours of ihe night becomesus ^'nmvt-a l! 'm r. '' *Ed w a* rds wli f™ J 1 "' was As they had llo warrant for Ar Mr. Edwards we understand they pro¬ to Atlanta with 1he whis key and still, expecting to obtain warrants and return for Mr. wards. Thev also urrer ted and nod with them to Atlanta Mr. 1 L Edwards and Mr. I) S Anderson tor whom they had warrants. f. f. wesley, Watchmaker and -« 3itl *. • lkOiU<i. if 's.ncB. •<.„ “ EVERY JOE GUARANTEED, The three requisites to the trade are, KNOW How, A'rncNTioN ro details, and nox ks iy . If a jeweler possess first and deficient in the second requisite, necessary repairs be overlooked. If deficient in ; jic third. 1 1 1 e necessary mate * ■ , •,•. . , th „ ^ i,,u . - ..... l !>.’ palmed , oil , win repaired L ami ,v„,k but . lie must follow, f ,, the day , HS the night. With an expereeme dating huni a!u{ « dose Study Ot the mechanism of time piece8. atu i the best made of Uietn, it. oowtdry etc., t I . ly assure patrons thev need no hositency m placing work with tue, IS. IS. Worley, UTilOMA, GA. a s, | #! itfi =^<? Clothii » at Our > 3 & O' 7 favorable attention a tract # much 11 larger cities # i • than ^ in Convert, ... Our / \ stock A ^ eov •' ers the styles , it is made a up of line eroods and the tailoring is of the best. prices are ‘lower than others. P A g t ‘ I •M k Our stock of Dress Goods can’t be excelled in this town. Our sum. mer fabrics are very beautiful. Piques, Percales, Organdies, Linens, Cali coes, Woolen goods for skirts. etc e Come to us for slippers, shoeiy children’s shoe3 etc. We will save you money. W. L. ADAIR. JOHN H. AIM AND, BANKLR. CONYERS, GEORGIA. Exchange bought and sold. Collections made on all parts of the country. Accommodations extended consistent with sound banking Overdrafts will not be hOElored pnder any dreum gtances. Office hours from 8 a. m. till 4 r. M.till further notice. AQoodScife Plqceto @i^de You buy anything . general , merchandise ... line at can in tue our store at right ° prices and every article you buy will be first c]ass> We aifJ , t0 please our customerr in every transaction. We buy goods close and sell them for' close profits. We give our customers all possible advantage. Come to us and get A r al ue and satisfaction in eA r - er J' fteal * Our grocery .department always Kept mil. . ! 1 NEW MILLINERY STORE. I have removed my store from the Post Office to the store _ next ^ . door , to . . The r , „ Blue n; „ Frout. is f I have a large stock of the latest styles of Millinery goods and am bet!*.r prepared to serve my customers than ever before. Miss Lola Young, of Atlan'a. will trim for me this season. is an expert trimmer and well known here. All are invited to give me a call. Miss Emma Riley. I -- :«' I !*: * 1 i t»f u i iiSi UlUf fit«tflUTUi!'!! f; ’? ? I n= fMP fig fife I Ijp m ■h> |M» : !. J^egetaWclYeparalio&fbrAs- :. . . .•i--Lj. LAlA.-JL.Tk-U: L l'ii-L « ^ i ,F 6 j-i * b 0 i irOHil * _ I* - iu sinnlating fee Food audReguta- ilfl ! £ v tug the Stesads and Bowels of p p ,-, 1V! n mm - -lilQ g Signature 8 #a \ ness ProaiotesBi^eslion.Ckerful- and Rest.Cor.tains neither rv? * i.A Opium,Morphine nor Mimical, 01 I Kot 'Narcotic. T Awr Hecipe of Old JlrSAlftELflTCMS 2' t,\A& IF Ihi/uplan Steel"* Mx.Senna + r * JtoaiiUs. Saifs - 1 <dni. ?c Sere! + k* J\ppormint J3i Carbtme&Sotla. - I ■* l pinn Seed - Olnrified Suejar Flavor. - ii'uifuy/een i i perfect Remedy for Cor,Mips- m A iion, Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea, U, Worms .Convulsions .Feverish¬ Fori ness and Loss OF SLEEP. : Facsimile Signature of i Thirty YeJ P^flXctyy. NEW YORK. I - J>:i; : m v.; mm EXACT COPY OF V/RAPPES, II UWTO rwWi'L mwYaaa, s i 'ik% y Will find J A Goode’s store a most satisfactory I trade at just at this time. Prices on most everything bare v a need from 10 to 20 percent, but we were lucky to Jjdj lx the rise, and have a full stock of everything in the fej nishiug line. Stoves have advanced 20 per ccntinpmw have not as'yet put the 20 per cent on what we have, so soon and buy. fz. fB fin! m n i m m in With one of our Silver King or all Steel Folding Sprit \yg have a tiice assortment of b&d room burs, bedsteads, i tresses, summer cots etc. Also crockery, glassware and fcua iron and grauate ware, ail at the old price as long asthij |UUlfln E ... a Mpiffflfl m M?^ Are now in demand. We have some nice mattings at and 17.1 cts per yard. Good quality Itemi < please have thousand . i ..d yard. Just remember that we a yon use and need around the house, watch , . , we cau i-r but come to see us and we will sell you right. T {-i in y*^ y j - I U y JL~J <A (R bmwPi I? f :;y. wp W/Jf M Vr- 's?'-~r~Z' : a tSf W SL REGISTERED CHOCOLATE BON SONS. For Saie By THE GAILEY DRUG CO. ALSO Nunnally’s Assorted Bon Boos, Peanut, Walnut and Chocolate Britties, AD ways Fresh, The Msj Drag Oe. hEi ' hs , ' i ' rtU PROPRIETOR. My shop is comfortable. My towels are clean. My tools are always keen My attention is respectful My aim—to please a!!. Give me a call when} 0150 dressing up. POSTED. give due none- to all P* This is to O.'lK dffi’ ties posted that my and 1 toilau ?id a'"' and 8 are tliereon. tresspassing April to, 18bJ This " w V Ak POSTED* All parties are ''"Y.-Ak !’ hunting, fishinv ■ „ .jgs wdi passing upon'»ui 11 ' ■ t j,j tv. Anyone L
