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About Conyers weekly. (Conyers, GA.) 1895-1901 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1899)
’NEVER PUT OFF TILL rO-MORROW WHAT YOU MAY DO TO-DAY. 4 ' 1 Wise people will not wait until the rush is on to buy their Christmas goods for the children. T ks CM! dren must be looked aiter, Santa Claus must be had and now is the time to buy while not so many are I '.ok • ing and cLaiming attention. We have a very-handsome stock of Christmas goods audit will gl r ve us plea surd to show you through and gh e yOu the lOweSfc prices. COME EARLY AND AVOID THE RUSH. __ J * 553 MMER8’ * i, fl i wiy* 3 ] lye Corners uieekr, OFFICIAL OMAN DFECCKDALE COUNTY ' J. H. WALL'S, Editor. Enletcd at the po-toflice at Cwivsrs as s; pond-class mail matter. Sat lid ay, Deo. 10. 1809. ! liue l«»r flr>t im-yr I LochP' 5 centh per tion ; 2!it ‘ cents Regular for adv. each 5'ic- nubscqnent hull tor in- j nertion per j first insertion; 25< for each subsequent Insertion. NUI3.F KiPTION HATS: One year. In advance..... Six in >nth“, in advance The Weekly will not be pch Jit lutl Christinas week. This is our cuslctu. The work of- taking the 12th Census will lie started about June 1 st, 1900. . The census L purposed to lie tho most com¬ plete yet underlaKori. I n fur motion as to tlie scope mid di¬ versity of the compilation will be published in this paper from time' to lime I hat the people may know what to expect when the enumerators call upon tin ni. Gotten in ( hulls and meal for Fait in quantity. Do sure and see me before von Imv M A. LIFSEY. Mr Walter Bell, our clover de¬ pot agent, spent last Sunday with ilia family at Hall.mi. If yon will step in and pay your obliged. subscript ion we will he greatly This is no joke, Rov. Mr. Brindte preached his last sermon ns pastor of t lie Chris¬ tian church hero last Sunday, lie goes to his home in North Carolina to serve the church there. This gentleman was much liked by the i epic, here and their good wishes follow him to his new field. A Dastardly Act. i H- misiTeant threw a roc’ tit'o ihe ^ ’ovii -itmi nccomn.i r lla Hon (min, r- mi mu mile west i f L yers, on Thursday night, wlii. it st ruck the trainman, Mr. Cmwt Vi\. inflicting two Severn and painful wounds on the left cheek hone no .'the left of the eye. and cuttir.,- side of his face with shattered glass. I Tit 1 rock was thrown with great force, and era-bed {hr-medi the window glass, striking Mr. Craw¬ ford, amt passing to the opposite , t side of the car, where it rebounded 1 to middio aisle Tlie rock was flat on one side*, with sharp edges and angles on the other liadthe edge struck Mr. Crawford in the temple, it would have pros 1 ml the skull and caused his death. The rock was thrown into tlie smoking enr, where several gentle-, men were seated, and it cane near Btriking them. It was a most dastardly act. and we hope the Georgia railroad 1 ! 11 - thorn ms will succeed in capturing nnc iic« nsring the miscreant tojus • s.-vpro punishment.—Guv vngton btnv. This rock was thrown near Mr. Bectio 3 house and about the same time that a rock was hurled with groat force through his front door, i Bliatteringth.'larix..om«a in it A rock ■ in gor train No. - 1 . ai '»r near tlie •ama place and about the same, time. IIcwI<“<1-A1iiisi:h1, The marriage of Miss Ruth AI mand to Mr. Robert, A. Hewlett, which was solemnized in the Meth odist church in tin's city Thursday evening at G o’clock, was one of the most briiliant church weddings in the history of the town. The bride is the only daughter of of Mr. and Mrs. Jno. H. Almand, and 1ms enjoyed all the advantages heart could wish. To her sweet disposi tion and beauty have been added the graces of thorough educational and musical training with other accom pUnhitteiits which have made her a social favorite. The groom, ft native Alabamian, is a handsome gentleman of splendid business and social standing and the event was of corresponding social in tcp-st here anti in Alabama. The decorations were in white and green. Gracefully draped !es toohs of f. Mayo wore fastened to the wall with clusters of white flowers and snlin ribbon. The altar was di¬ vided from the church by arched gateways of white flowers and foli age. the top of each arch being bril¬ liantly illuminated with white and green wax tapers. In the center of the altar was a canopy largely com¬ posed of white Hewers and lavishly decorated with broad bands of satin ribbon. The bridal party entered the church to the strains of Tantihouser’s wed ding march heaufifully rendered by Miss Fannie Jones, of Atlanta. First came two lovely little girls, Mary Me ford and Madge Melton,car¬ rying baskets of flowers, who open¬ ed the gates to the enchanted realm. Next, the ushers, Messrs, fl Y Mc¬ Cord, \V J Hakes, T A Elliott and C H Reagan. Tho attendants entered in single file through the aisles. The bride came in with hi r maid of honor, Miss Floiedo Tucker, and tho gvoim en¬ tered with his best, man, Mr. R. M. Walker. 'They met tho minister, Rev. J. L. Moon, under the floral arch, and lie pronounced the cere¬ mony that unit; d their destinies for life. Tin- at-teudaels were Misses Flo rede Tucker. \\ ard Hardwick, Marv Staiisell, Tiitsie Stewart, Bessie At ttiaml and Mi ssis. R II Walker, (' K Hailey, R .1 Heynolds, A J I.a.ij *rd and James Corrigan. The bride was lovc-ly in a gown of white brocaded satin under white telle. Her veil v as held in place by orange t.lossoms TI:o Lriui mu ds wore white organ d : ; .I■ esses which were perfect mod¬ els of beauty and made over some color to give additional loveliness to the fair we lters. Their flowers were immense bunches of white and pink carnations. After the ceremony the party as sembled in tlie handsome parlors of! Air. and Mrs. Alin ami’s home and! a flash-light photograph of tho bril-1 liaiit scene was secured. The bnpi'.v couple with several of their friends, left for Atlanta at 7:20 I whm !l tender nl , ' ’’- v v '" !> ' a rece P fon ai the Hotel Marion by Mr. Sco ville. Tho hearty good wishes of a host of friends go with them. Alrnn j»il—Tow nsn ml. ! Tho marriage of Air. P. G. Al- i niatid a,)d Miss Alt. Vernon Toun sand occurred last Sunday evening 4 o’clock, Elder Jno. F. Al maml officialiug. Mr. Almand is the son of Mr. N. ** Aimaud, of our oily, and a young man of energy, sobriety and splendid w n'lh. lie lias won ns a bride, a young lady, of the county , 10 " l ,, *’ Didecil, . , . , be helpmete , , to a him and who will make his home a happy one. They have many triends uh > extend to tliem good wishes ami hope for (hem a long happy We. X.:t ng^f oi*<I—Cm t <g\ Mr. Claud 0. Langford and Miss Fannie May Craig were married by Dr. Landrum at tiie home of tlie bride’s parants on Cain Street, in Atlanta, Thursday evening at 5 o’clock. The bridal party came to Con¬ yers on the 7:48 accommodation train, A reception was tendered them at the home of the groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lang¬ ford, on South Railroad street; These are prominent young people of Atlanta and there many friends are wishing for them hap¬ piness through life. jN eel y—Mi! lei*. The. marriage of Sr. F. A. Neely and Miss Mattie Miller ac curi’ed in At hm la yeStordiiyv They arrived in Conyers at 4:4 yesterday evening and went im¬ mediately to the home of the grbom‘s parents near low n. The lnippy couple are natives : of this county and have man'^friends who will cungratuate them and ex¬ tend to them good wishes. OASTG) S3. 21 . Bears the Tlte Kind Von Hava Always Bought Signature . .. _mm w mymrn<r< of NOTICE Those who are indebted to me are urgently requested to come in and make settlements as I need the money, Mrs. G. .Haygoo 1. ■»> AVilliams & Whitaker have sold their stock of goods to Mr. N T Street Mr. Street hat moved into their stand and from now on "will broaden his business in every way. He is a good businessman and will continue to'do well. OASTO SAL S ^ . Boars tke yjlhs Kind You Hayq,Always 3otiJ.ii; ' Bigaatare r.f c O Look for mv dray—white horse <md bell. All goods delivered promptly free of ohaige. Plunkot. % II I to m ; • a /;j m No c. >%■ ji: Ei im fl: Look in Your Mirros* Do you sec sparkling eyes, a healthy, tinted skin, a sweet expression and a grace¬ ful form ? These attractions are the result of good health. If they are absent, there is nearly always some disorder of the dis¬ tinctly feminine organs present. Healthy menstrual organs mean heaith and beauty everywhere. ffi&ELREE’S IV/ne ef Garsiui makes women beautiful and healthy. It strikes at the root of all their trouble. There is no menstrual dis¬ order, aeffe or pain which it will not cure. It is for the budding girl, the busy change wife and the life. matron approaching the of At every trying crisis in a woman’s life it brin ft health, strength and happiness, costs $ 1.00 of medicine dealers. For advice in cases requiring special directions, address, giving symptoms, “ The Ladies’ Advisory Department,'’ The Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chat¬ tanooga, Tean. HKS. I.OZI!N \ 1.KW1?, of OcnovlUe, Twos. Bays:—“I was troubl'd at monthly Intervals with terrlbis pains in my head and bscK. but have beea cntirtly relieved by Wiue of CarduL” DROPSY CURED with Testable cured Remedies. Have many thousand oa-ea called hopeless. In tea lays at least two-thirds of a.15 symptoms re mov¬ ed Testimonials and TEH DAYS t rnatm^nt Tree. DR. H. R. GREKH*3 $0/?S. Box TC. Atlanta. Ga Card of Thauks. We desire to express our heartfelt thanks to the kind friends and neighbors who were with us during the sicknesf ami death of our dear little child. Sacli kindness comes onlv from good people ant! we are du¬ ly grateful. Mr. and Mrs. C A Argo. *- A FRICANA will cure Constipation and i is a wonderful Liver Medicine, t ry it, Clans. The Grand old man is stopping at my store this year and can be found there from now on every day. My stock of Christmas goods is im¬ mense and I invite all to come and buy ofmeyMy prices are very Ow and you get what you want. ST.EP <->, m IN’" ^ W r 6 8.1 Cf O W 6 decs but mere isaiways , f oom tor one more. M. H. PLUNKET. STOP h A \ its MOM _ i i A—/ F X NT. v X —---——— i .e are not many 3 ^ ' big blow about holiday business but v .o put the gE people on not : oe that O- they can buy Confect ion- — cries, Fruits, etc., — Tr at onr place, We have a new suplly in this . 4 ^’ S3»— —iSIjf line ,ar4 will sell as j <£>■'—■ ■ cheap _ as anybody^ CS5*~- Our family and fancy <S 2 >— groceries are ail new — —CS stock and bes quality feu .— 4Aj>— and prices r-J A.. - ***■? — Come to \1B Y-i A WS — - ($9— «sS»— will supply ye . prompt- ^ ly® All geed- deliv- - -. “ -- ere-d to city trade. -—40 —SJ uiiuuiuuuuiuauuuuiuuuuuuuiaiu Wood 1 .oliMai^s worth. iMm tftULf £fgi&EXPERIENCE 50 YEARS’ ' 1||||!|| I % - A 1 m mm iM SSPSlSa^ UPts «pp Trade Designs IVIarks fl Copyrights &c. Anyone sending a sketch mi description whether may quickly ascertain our opinion free an invention is probably patentable. Communica¬ tions strict! y confidential. Handbook on Tat cats sent free. Oldest agency for securing & Co. patents. receive Patents taken through Munn special notice, without c harg e, In the Scientific: imerlcai. A handsomely illustrated weekly. T.nrgsst ?3 cir¬ culation of ftP .7 scientific Journal. Terms, a year; fiUHflIOo. four months, $1. Sold by all newEdooiers. satBri)ad ^Newyorf( Branch Office. G2f> F St., Washington, D. C. e « IVotiec to >ay Gin Csisto mers. I will giu only t ree i,{ 4J { tach week, Thursdays, y and Saturdays, as I cant to keep a crowd of hands of day in the week at this S( T C ’ U . the year. Those indebted 0 and , for knming will please coim for bagging, ties and 8g settle I need the money N- Pl« nket A. ' TLjOSt. contain^ A red pocket book plain about $225,00 in hills, some Lost notes and cotton receipts. either in Conyers or 011 t0 erailv rewarded. J F PiP er ' a. curra Rrd yrhi** « e / .. f 0 ^ f p». diar.ta, AS«?OS.5; Tlte K!!id Ao Be£?s tha Vou Hava step Sigiiatnio Of F»i-oi'essiosial Notice. I have opened an office i„ Con yers in Commercial Hotel, Poomfi in connection with my Atlanta office and .will be in Conyers one week in eac!) month, commencing on the 3rd Monday. Anyone wishing to ina]e> an engagement with me can commu '■dcate with me at my Atlanta office 13Jf, N. Forsyth street. ’ Dr. J. O, Seamans, I), D, g, H. H. MCbONAL & SON 'PRESIDENT DENTiSTo,^ All work guaranteed to please; Office up stairs over J. H. Al. maud & Go’s, store. Conyers Gt XT. rr. Hopkins. DENTIST. CONYERS - - GEORGIA. Office in Night building. Will be at office first fifteen days in each month until I can find suita¬ ble residence for myself and fami iy Work guaranteed. F. T. Hopkins, D. D. S. e -<«*►»» • What Shall Be Bone FOR THE DELICATE GIRL You have tried iron and ether tonics. But she keeps scoffs T he oil will feed her wasting: body; the glycerine v;i!l soothe vigor to her nerves and brain. Never say you u cannot oiltiutil you tftMr 50 c. and $ 1.00 ,* a'l druggists. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York.
