Conyers weekly. (Conyers, GA.) 1895-1901, December 16, 1899, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textpoking Horses, Doll Carriages, Drums, 1 Vjtf « ‘ all Eds ^jluloicl of T<>y goods, s 1 toilet article; , work boxes, to ’ i £ i X i \ L kinds of books for young and old. n't ' wait until the lusL O now and be 0jj--CoB16 satisfactor, ited upon Galley iri Gcspany. ja J 5 P 3 EE rowwsasasaswwj-"'" C AL news stems. paragraphs, Persona! and Otherwise, Gath¬ ered for our Readers. Ubiyandthe fire crack fff n the town Christmas aaj. Minnie Cough Cure is the 'irRi^nrqra'edforwli.mp- used for coughs L Children »N Gentryville, b*c E‘y Lev Williams- If, is the only Lmsedv fails. iimncm tlmtpveB coughs, colds, Lg, Cures pneumonia, h croup, ! ro-> yall throat and lung |is early Galley use preyents Drug Co. con hi). The Lhy tjsnmnstepped into our evening and gave ns les of six couples who will tried within the next sixty Kish, In's Itood.clean Little Early Risers invigor the liver, [fffltem. Motion and Famous liver troubles.— litfie pills pejteg Co. mml MeCnlla. has returned kt'acted visit to friends -in iik.Peoria. Ill., says: Bur nM fet to oppi’iite on me I on rod HiPin with D p Witts pjdsulrp.” It is (infallible nil! skin <lis»RSps. "Beware ptfeits.-Tlie Gailey Drug Co. pi (s hr It'S. Bartow. Hale will leave will in a Fin. They jome time there. pnwly pm.visited dead mineral with dyspepsia springs, pworse. «». That I cured used Kochi! me.” Ir T> vs- di fet yon eat. Cures i nd iires |r stomach, heartburn and all d dyspepsia.—The Gailey [HSigman py—he is going to will not let bis family pout the trip until he returns, jAnnifi E Gunning, Tyre, Midi fl sun (wed n, long time from r ibst flesh and became very koDol Dyspepsia Cure com 'cured me ” It digests what ■and cures all forms of stom obles. Tt never fails to give relief in the worst cases. *»y Drug Co. : S° to press—Friday evening •ttes informs us that lie hopes flight improvement in Mr. condition. h DC the use of One Minute This remedy quickly I ^crac P r ^ en ts consumption. A for grippe a ud its af- 5 - Ine Gailey Drug Co. f«e other marriges to occur F s at an early day. The epi ‘ ave hit the.town in 7AThis 0lIr °1:1 is a good time batehelors to cn • ina—perhaps good. their chances * A new^liat^wiirAiot^please a woman unless it is a stylish hat. If you ®ant A new and stylish hat come to Be. M millinery store leads m stylish millinery goods as well as Qualit and price. Don’t buy until you examine my goods. Mr ( Uhl n r. T [ r ;jwD 'OPD ; 'ion will find an unusually large stoc Mira c of Chris" i mas » iron ;uu ns; °' At prices that; can’t be d uplicated in this mar i e I |M| W-‘ S sm&m 'SSSGajgr “You don’t know me now, do you Floyd?” Mrs. It.Churchill, Berlin, Vt,says: “Our baby was covered with running sores. DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salvo cured her.” A specific for piles and skin diseases. Beware of worthless counterfeits.—TheGailey Drug Co. Railroad travel is increasing as the holidays draw near, Mr..I Sheer, Sedalia, Mo., saved his child’s life by Ono Minute Cmigh Cure. Doctors had given her up to die wit!) croup. It’s nil cure for coughs, colds, grippe, pneu¬ and monia, bronchitis, and throat lung troubles. Relieves at once-The Gailey Drug Co. We are glad to announce an im¬ provement in the condition of Mr Chas A Argo. We hope lie may continue to improve. Capt. Huson says church wed¬ dings are beautiful affairs and he always feels a peculiar interest in them. The Capt. is a musician by nature and practice & anything of a poetical or sentimental turn | strikes , hts fancy, I will buy “Schnapps*' an 1 “R JR“ tobacco tags. Bring the n to me and get the money. Plunket. Many visitors are expected to be in Conyers during Christmas. You can git all kinds of fire-. works at plumcet’s j I Mr. J. P. Tilley made a bnsi ness trip to Atlanta last Monday. Stop my dray and give the dri ver your order. It will be filled i promptly. Plunket. Mr. Fred Wallis, our foreman, IS Oil the sick list this week. Watch my counters next week. I will have all kinds of toys, opal and glassware. Don’t buy until you see my line. Plunket . Prof. Seward, a noted Ventnlo quist, gave an exhibition at the dance His worK is of a lngh or (]er 0 f excellence and those who same. werer-ent He makes heartily a lit enjoy,,l t ^h, riment from start to finis. i. B.' request he has promised to give 1 ho another entertainment at courthouse here next Monday night. Why go all over town when you can find what you need at Plunket’s. Cotton is worth in this market j today 7 1-4 cents. Conyers ways has a good market if any other place does. Mr M H Plunket made a busi¬ ness trip to Atlanta this week. You can find anything you need in my store. Plunket. Editor E. II. Walker, of the Limestone Democrat, Athens, Ala., was here Thursday. He was best man in the Hewlett—Almand nuptials, and is a splendid young gentleman. We enjoyed his call at our office and hope to meet witti him again. I lead and ot hers follow, so come to me and get what you need. Plunket. The gobble, gobble of j] 1H Christmas turkey is now heard on every hand. Everybody go to Piunket’s nuts, oranges, apples, raisons, candies etc. Everything in Santa Claus line will be in my store. Plunket. All indications point to a lively Christmas in Conyers. The Week t.y will bo pk-as'-d if its friends and read ears enjoy the holidays. Mr, W. L. Utiff, of c umty, is on a visit to here. * Those people who are biassed with plenty will not, we hopof forget their poor neighbors in tho distribution of their Christmas gifts. In them y u will awaken a grateful appreciation, Miss Virginia Thompson, of Atlanta, is the guest of Mrs. L F Scott. Missies Ora Daniel and Eva Motes-and Mr. Robt Daniel, of Atlanta, were with friends here Thursday. Messrs John Hardin and Jim McDonald, who have been at Dry Tortugas, Fia., arrived home last Wednesday afternoon at 4: 4. Only a few of their friends expect¬ ed them and their appearance hero was a pleasant surprise to many. They are looking well. Tho finest line of toys m town at N. T. Streets. Mr. H C Penn has movnl into the house with Mr. I'd us Langley. Goto N. T. Street’s for your Christmas goods. He’s got ’em into the lesulence on Glade s 3et formerly occupied by Ml. H-.C Penn. All five cents toys*to go at 8 cents, all ten cents toys to go at seven cents, and twenty-five cents toys at sixteen centss at N. T. Street’s. Mr, Calvin Webb’s new resi¬ dence on Decatur street is near¬ ing completion. Mr. WU Wal¬ lace is building it. The most complete line of Cel¬ luloid goods ever seen in Conyers at N. T. Streets. Mr. Edgar Ewing spent several days here this week with his pai ents. Everything in toys sold at wholesale prices. If you buy be fore you see my prices you will lose money. N. T. STREET. Mr. W D Win burn, of is i ere at tie bedside of his father „h„ is critically ,1L Conyers has pa*d more than for cot seed this season any town in this section. The mar ket to-day is ahead of any town we know of, Two thousand pounds of candy is most too much. Come and let me divide with you. N. T. STREE 1’. The new water tank is about completed. It is a counterpart is of the one recently burned and a splendid tank. Goto N. T. Street’s for your °™”f‘ .Apple. Unisons Not., SUck I £ U o! 011,1 V Ult , - • • The povere illness of Mr. Jag. I), j occasioned Win burn since much earley anxiety last week to lias his | family and friends. .He has been unconscious for several days past, | He is suffering " from pneumonia. I The largest and by far the l j somesfc lot of Christmas goods ever shown in Conyers may be seen in the different store? of the city this season. It will repay any one to come to Conyers and view those ( ^ Revenue officers came down last Wednesday and went out near Sims’mili on South river and cap¬ tured a still and a negro. H is Raid that preparations were being made for a run just ns the officers arrived. . r he old depot lias been torn down. This will be good news to every citizen of the town, Fir years it has been the desire of our i people to have this eye—smo te moved ftom the midst of the city even at this late day, every ,)IU gntd to jjave this desiio granted. Our elegant line of Christmas goods will be opened and ready for the inspection of the public | ! after December the 5th. feelect J v hav0 HienJ I vrappr-d nod put aside before they are picked over. i SANTA. CLADS lias made Dr. Lee’s Drug Store his cl e positor y for the J ast 15 and will do so again this year. Don’t, Fai: To 8:28 Our Elegant Xmas Géods. You ara invited to come noward make your £elec¬ tions from our Christmas stock. !li CTw Gailey Giiifi Crapsy C«s;o Of JPoisoniug;. !\! r. J. J. Langford, Mrs. Langford, Mr. Author Langford Miss Sadie Hale were all very meatiest syck from eating pressed Physi¬ Tuesday night. were called in and after sev¬ hours ot strong effort the sick ones began to grow recovered, bettor. They are now all about hut at one time it was feared that death would cl/iim them. Just what caused the poisoning is not known but it is attributed to tin, [ r sse.l meat. ^ * ,e Christmas tiger” is being vigorously pursued by too ynenuo o®eer». d hey have been in this j neckjof the woods several lliucs this, week, The prospect for a cotton facto-j ry to be erect el here Such next thing! veal* j is very bright. a would create wealth for the town. It would bring about an activity and push that would make this indeed a now town. We hope to . have it. Mr. Mart Ewing liar, n;oved family to Augusta. He "ill be con¬ nected with the Ga. railroad in the yard at that place. Revs. II. ,0. and J. C. Chris¬ tian aro on a visit to tliero here, Mrs.Genie Haygood. The Methodist Sunday school has decided upon the evening of December 25tli-for a Christmas tree. Mrs C. J. Howell, of Oxford, spent Thursday wit h friends hero. i <. «. l 7 WTA it *9 r V A < 'VX ' r-. ■s'- V <*•■**, C- k:®MM0e Ay x ;■ m /v 4 wl -j l WAW I II - - Nsi Sifes aji % Zf If any one should act so wisely as to buy Holiday goods before seeing and pricing our immense stock they will cer tainly regret . it. Come and see fine assortment. . W. I. Lee ■ Trade with our advertisers. They give you the best for your mon¬ Mr and Mrs W V Almand, were with Mr and Mrs E L Almand, at Circle, last Sunday, Mr W G Brown and family of Circle, spent Sunday with relatives here, Since retiring from business Mr Arthur Whitaker will devote all his time to his farming inter 031, IE ARB mzrsk .A A sx—-s 9 R u • n I CHbm k "i I i FOR First claps Fancy and Family ^ roctJ 'ies, . Goods a. ways fresh new. You get the boat when you trade with us. All goods delivered I promptly to city cus¬ tomers. Send us your orders and tHey will receive prompt atsen tion. " W Largest, finest . 42.. .g Ww;_¢-: assortment eve" szen in Conyers. have presents to < v ery taste and every purse. Most of them both useful aud ornamental, those who buy early have the advantage of people who wait until every salesman is in a rush, they have a better assortment to se¬ lect from, and the salesman can devote more time to showing them the different goods.