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About Conyers weekly. (Conyers, GA.) 1895-1901 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 16, 1899)
I >00 • > T11K .1. II. AI.MANI) OO. .1 mm OOPS"^ dtaF'iv DxiojN.^.ngi Stir GIIOCEIJI !■>. “WB v « 'Cl iXB A FIOR THAA AlJCllt (inn is STILL in 1 be LEAD ami are doing, yearly, an immense business. This year is (obe a BANNER YEAit wiili tin in ;«s, in addition to their immense stock «*f FANCY ami STAPLE (5JIO , .! jiold ! ' e I ,!!U ^ :> "'r.jgpd j and Newest are opening, and most every Up-to-date day, the Woolens largest stock for street of Ladies’ and house furnishings dresses. ever Ah shown all stylish to the people ladies of know, Conyers. Plaids Our again Dress Goods ntylttfh Department for tho will ensuing he a resort for We the have ladies nice this assort season merit as they of Golf, can, ,• Imre ( ;| ie are very season. «. .Hir’d c very single piece is tlifts .season’s groorts. Not a dress pattern, except solids, was brought over from last year. The space now occupied by our Dress Goods Department is three times . ^4 Srotel' piece is well bought. Below we mention just a few of the Ibirgaius. \Y- cannot change the price of cotton Init we can change tho price of dry goods and make living easier: £75Sample corsets worth Irom QQ^iUheck Nansook worth 10c to go / cBilest grade heavy Linen Crash, nc|I*ercales, best Hi Inch, per pard r 7c|Foiir-i>ly Linen Collars, good r !ire<lP reSsl v <H 1 50c to $ 1 . 00 , Ou g at | per yard JJ | / j style Q rtll -° c ' rjoea SST* T, " s ' 25c 51 Whole skirt pattern of dress .49 •8400 1 Windsor Ties. Silk and Mr.d- CJ1 cSileautiful | Curtain Scrim, going, H c Children’s ribbed liose, 10 and 10c 5 1 goods Worth 25e yd., 4 yds 1 as, going each for per yard, at quality, per pair 9 t »r« ~ space in special mention of these items but assure you we will interest you in low ju ices on Domestics, Clothing, Shoes ami Notions- \Ve have many tc to mention them ’ ,ot mveirore Very truly, «\Ve coa ! i;sr rice you THE T, IE 3 I- CO- A l NEWS ITEMS. ragfrphS) Personal and Otherwise, Galh= tr ed for our Readers. L ;avorks !' as returned to tSocial Circle Court convenes hero !)(!;! V • Alroaml spent last Wed [Atlanta, P becoming more plen the riuns Scott’s dairy wagon is Is I Thursday. oion, ..usvwssWst L Daniel returned ^ t‘> her Mania « i5t - ,!ync lY • IgffwAr. of Candler. Coviug Mrs. | e rt Smith is now with ■jjeyas <>fiice inau, Lir- May Smith Las retnrn [isitto relatives in Now ike Hudson is now travel yiitiuemni Tobacco Co., Is. iesCBillion, of Madi i'Thursday here on bus |jlcKo’.vn Jonesboro returned last Wed- to it [is McCaiia is now with burners. lie will make lik. Almand made a busi (0 Cmwfordvilie this [Gun, lua, representing here with the his was pt Sunday. lattie Simington is the [lies Alice MeGinty in Mey and children, of P on a visit to relatives WSwords, [Smulay of Social Cir with his farther f pt Morrison, of DeKalb short time here ay. Farrill is now with W He makes u good man ice. lllllie Turner is at home easant visit to relatives il. *°r atd Airs. Dun Jones “'G' with the latters Wovington. P McCalla leaves to- 16119 where he wifi persity. ea- 5* , ] f “S Almand forAlaW. left T0S He - Py two weeks or more. EMw tv L pEf Fit Un l' roved great cCly^ t tarme, ‘ 8 " in [tlir! de Pot beg 8 an I Job wul be r com ‘ e or four weeks. !lil and fa in¬ !lv E* fil « ew »shed, brick store is be u -Mr. Hud Cu l*y it about the YPP-retl s ^me il d ii: Come t o US s patch i u this Mrs. Camion, or Fla., who has been the guest of Miss Carrie Dukes, left for a visit to relative in Atlanta this week. The sermon by Rev. R L Roll at the Presbyterian church last Sun¬ day was enjoyed by the congrega¬ tion. Miss Aleon Moon left Wednes¬ day for Macon where site will en¬ ter Wesleyan College for her last, year. Col. J R Maddox lost his buggy horse this week. The animal fell over a wire fence and broke its neck. Several of our citizens availed themselves of the excursion train Thursday and spent the day in lanta. Mr. W G G’loifeltcr sustained ti heavy loss in the death of his cow tliis week, Slip was u fine animal. The weather has been very fine for picking cotton and some ex¬ cellent gradeshave arrived at this market. We liope our subscribers will step in and pay their subscription. We need the amount due us in this way. The Ga. railroad is faking much money from Conyers people these days. Freight receipts here are heavy. The busine. 4 .'? season is opening up wit h a rush. If the price of cotton will advance the country will be all right. Conyers is up to the top notch as a cotton maricet. If you don’t believe this bring your fleece here and see for yourself. Mr. William White left day for Birmingham, Ala., where lie will accept a position in a chine shop. Willianr will do well. Mrs. Loch, who has been guest of Mrs. J M Almand sometime, has returned to home in Vermont. We are glad to learn that young friend, Mr. Ed L Almand, doing well at Social Circle. wish him continued success. Mr. Walter McCalla, of ton, is making Harris preparations college. for tering Young early day. will leave at an Lieut Chas. McDonald and vate Will Kinney, of met with the Conyers last Monday night. Misses Belle Cannon and Simonton, left last 'Wednesday Miiledgeville where they will the Industrial school. This is Cannon’s third year in this tion. Sheriff Austin went to last Monday and brought Stewart Brown, Stewart wanted here for disturbing worship. He is now in jail. The social entertainment at Candler’s home Thursday Social in honor of Miss Walker, of Circle, was a very pleasing all and was duly enjoyed by ent. Floyd Plunket expects when to he turn to Dry Tortugas bis busines affairs arranged. closest friends suspect that inhere is-some attraction at West for him. Mr. A J Summers has opened ! his new grocery store to ti e lic and his stock is one of ti e est and cleanest in town, his advertisement in anothd umn. Miss Del 1 1 St John, of Conyers who.lias beer, the guest of her sis¬ ter, Mrs. \V A Webb, returned home Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Webb accompanied her.—Lithonia cor¬ respondent in DeKalbNew Era. Mesafs. A W Almand and W II Turner, of Atlanta, have been spending the week with relatives and friends in Conyers and vacin ityand 1 he^ time has been very pleasantly spent. Especially has Mr. Almand enjoyed the visit as this is old home town. He will he remembered better by many of his old friends as plain (‘Gits’ 5 Al¬ mand. We hope he may visit his old home and relatives oftener. Miss Mays, of Catnak, is the guest of Miss Frankie Norman in Hie city. Mi’s. Dewberry and daughter, Miss Berta, of Atlanta, are guests of Mrs. S. C. Turner. Mi. „ ill hi\\ ans is . improving. . ■ He ,, has been confined to his home for some weeks. Get your advertisement in tin's pa per if you wish it to go info (he great number of hemes. Capt. Geo. \V Weaver arrived home yesterday afternoon and will be with his family for several days. Till- Geo, Langford has moved his family back to Conyers and will re¬ side here in the future. Wo wel¬ come them. Rev. I G Walker will preach at Oak Grove Sunday afternoon next i m mod lately after Sabbat h school. Everybody invited. Arrangements will be made for several entertainments to he given for the benefit of the Conyers Vol¬ unteers. New uniforms are need¬ ed and the boys need help in buy¬ ing them. Those who go to New York to be present at the Dewey celebration will find it defficult to secure lodg¬ ing from all reports. Better make arrangements in advance for lodging, gentlemen. Bcllmny Presbyterian church (col¬ ored) was dedicated last Sunday. Rov. B LGlonn, of Newnan, preach¬ ed (lie dedication sermon r.«> a large congregation. A number of white people were present and pronounce the sermon r most excellent one. Rev. E W Carpenter, ot Madison, Ih tiie pastor of the church. We announced some time ago that Mr L J Almand had sold the Conyers oil mill to Dr. II V Hard¬ wick. Since that time we have learned that the trade fell through and Mr. Almand will again oper¬ ate the mill with Mr. J S Johnson as superintendent. It is also said that 111 *. Almand is thimeing of putting in a lot of cattle at the mill t® be fattened for market. This out to prove a profitable step. Sheriff Austin is making prepa¬ rations to have his Decatur street residence repaired and generally improved, when finished it will be occupied by conductor Dan Jones and family. Hon. W L Peek, of Rockdale, came down Sunday to see bis daughter, Mrs. E L Alnmnd, who lias been sick for several days, Mrs. Almand was better and accompanied her father home for a week’s stay.—Social Cir¬ cle Sentry. Your attention is called to Mr. A N Plunket’s advertisement else¬ where in this paper. Step in and pay Your subscrip¬ tion to The Weekkly. we need the amount you are due us and have waited patiently on you. Conyers is paying the who very top fer cotton, Farmers are going to soil should bear litis in mind and come to Conyers. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signatureqf COTTON 5/4 Will Go Away. Mr. C M Swords will move his fam iiy hack to his,splendid country homo near Conyers, on Monday or Tues¬ day of next wdee. Mr Swords will remain here, hold¬ ing liis position with tin' Walton Oil Co., the same ns he did before mov¬ ing his family down from Conyers. Mr. I) H Hieky will occupy the house they vacate and Mr. Swords will retain a room there and take his meals at tho Commercial. The removal of this excellent fam¬ ily feom our midst isa source of deep regret to their neighbors and many friends.—Social Circle Sentry. Mr. Henry Austin, of Atlanta, is with his parents and friends here. Mr. Geo. Mnleom lias secured a po¬ sition in Atlanta with tho street Rail wav Co. We wish him well. Rev. J W Stokes, of Tallapoosa. has been called as pastor of the Con vers Presbyterian church, as stated supply, and has accepted the call, Ho will arrive Sieve about, the middle of October t > assume his duties. Mr. It t) Gaiiey has returned from New Yoik whither lie went to buy a stood of Dry Goods. He enjoyed the trip very much and says lie will open iipjone of the handsomest stocks ever brought to Conyers. Mr. J D Loolirldge Helms is ut'jhonifl stopping for a few days. been at Dublin, On., for the past four weeks where lie met with good He suc¬ isa cess is working insurance. splendid insurance man. Beare the The Kind You Have Always Bought tiignaturo of -o FOR SALE. Twenty-five bushels of seed wheat and a splendid milch cow. Call on W T Stanton. Gjau&woxiXjA., Bears tho The Kind You Have Always Bought Signature of • -'Or* • A big GO on that new line of SHOES and CLOTHING at, A . D. cumin 3ts’. Fit Fit Fittings Fittings For [SUMMERS j Firm For Fairy Feet. Feet. Are you buying for youreelf. wife or children? Them is no place in town that offers such bargains in up-to-date goods as A. D. Summers. Lion Coffee 10c, At Plunket’s Grocery Store. W IlGH VOIl H6GCI Shoes, see me I will save you money ot) them M. H. Plunket Corn starch at PLUNKET’S. Everybody now envited to my store and exam¬ ine my large stock of family and fancy groceries, dry good& boots, shoes and notions. M. H, Plunket. REMEMBER I keep ou hand atall times a fresh stock of the be3t flour, in 1 a 1 , lard, bame an 1 every thing kept in afirst class grocery store, M. H. Plunket. I have just rea’d A 1st of fine plug tobacco which I will sell 31b for $1 00. M, H Pluuket. (ll-lIJi’SS - and medioinew. THE GAILEY DRUG CO. II li: Al K|IJ A I1 r V I0HS' ..... For School Books and Supples all kinds at the lowest prices. DRUGS. We handle only the best and purest drugs and sell at prices most reasonable, Our stock is new and clean and our patrons are pleased. SUNDRIES. We carry a lull line of Druggists’ Sundries at prices that cannot be duplicated here. WHEN YOU WISH TO BUY AT REASONABLE PRICES GO TO THE GAIlEY DRUG CO’S. w. W« T« Stewart, (sy^p* Store and bicycle Repair Shop now located on Commerce street in store recently occupied by Dr. Stewart. WILL CARRY A STOCK OF CANNED GOODS. FRUITS AND FANCY GROCER IES. COME TO ME FOR IOE AND SUMMED DRINKS. Bicycle Repairing a specially. Reasonable prices and prompt attention. W, w. T Stewart Current Literature N ' Information • ^ T Is the most comprehensive Monthly Magazine of the century. Over forty departments embracing everything worth knowing. Each number is an en- ’ cyclopedia of the times. Safe, wholesome, entertain¬ ing Sample and instructive. 25 cents at all news stands. sent for ten cents. CURRENT LITERATURE PUBLISHING CO., BRYANT BUILDING, NEW YORK CITY.
