Conyers weekly. (Conyers, GA.) 1895-1901, January 06, 1900, Image 3
0 n rrs» r L-f 8 NEWS ITEMS. P« ra r yphs f Personal and Otherwise, Gath¬ r ft for Readers. ered our ofCrawfordville p- Wednesday. .-..’most effective troubles cure ’ liver : “v>tM | ' known ns li t.o s tS>" ,S ilarly Itisers. • The v. - I.ittD Co. well, of Oxford. Mary Miss Florence j. ..... quality. r.aware worthless salves \tC -wb r’s Match Hazel ; :v^rs Dn.* T“-Gniloy T Ip Norton, of Lithon . ,.,, with Misa ; w days r Austin. sice T J G, 1 CG. J.. says, u J)eWkfc ? s the best pills fecSs. Urination. Ki ^e C Vo use m> Gailey Drug L Aubey Aim and is now with the grocer. He L a good salesman. IrTTva I ..TWs. Salem, Ino., says, Cure diet me more . j ever took.” SiTspepsia veil eat and can not K and stom &. The Galley Drug Go. L Ld Attention of legal our readers advertise # is Lts to the new if. this issue. . « irup-k-eld. Health Inspector “Kodol Dpspepsia fc L. cannot he recoommended dys- too yi enrrd me of severe t;,'" ltd’ r ests vv!:at you ear and IT Kwof ires non, heartburn The and Gniiey all dyspepsia. igCo. in, las C-rlfiy, who has been fcdingsometilno with relatives lie city, returned home y ester ■Wiling. iTTrwis. Agent Southern It R L. Lfliinpur'.-ift 0 , 1 ., ivi'JTs, “I can net Cough say OneMlmito I,inm.vcase it worked like a pi." Sjivesinureiliate fiie only harmless remedy results, (birrs Ik eth. < onpi bronchi tics. MStr-mt .'Hid lung troubles. The iP iffiUraf young people were piifij enterta inod nt the home we fed AC McCalla Wednesday this week. lifevrv. Damn ton, pa., writes, pvilli; . i o;ko my oath that J. of pneumonia entire by pot Myron- One Minute Cough Cure failed. It also cured [(Mdren pljrelieves of and whooping cough.” coughs, cures d*.eroc.n. grinpc and throat and iU'wi'.;, Children all like it. N endorse it. The Galley tCo. H Crus. Oiolfelter has re Wt« M.-iriott-a to resume his Gsiutin; schools at that place I® imkhto'd to One Minute ■'M'v lor my health and life f Kriiiv of hun r trouble follow friqjf',’' Thousands owe their flo feiiing th« jirompt action of this " r remeday. It cures Nma, c»hls, croup, bronclilties. Itrounies. grippe and throat and i s early use pro I coiisunption. It is the only p presaalts. ss remedy that gives im The Galley Co. A*Lavona Glenn expects to E'iafev days f»»r KansasjCity /-•tuotraining school at that i. 1 '- l.aator and Stewards of the Eiwtaiuetl jas. church with their wives at dinner Mon y’Hiioou by Mr. and Mrs, G paton. V’ ,;‘ ir Harman-, of Atlanta, ; .M c ; ! ’kd to serve the Chris i-" 1 °ii here for the present i s' .f ,;S «riH joe preach Second his first ser pmth. Sunday in Li'fi ? Hicks is now with Mr. , air. Hicks is a clev i E Iian p ; n d a splendid sales- 1*" iim tes his friends to ‘ ::m 'vhen in the city, ■V Simpkins !„'■ a left Fri . 'i to take charge of Her many friends ’’“-bounded success U -'^-mpanied a °°dy guard as far from as J, kvllgf 'H’d spent Thurs II 'VY °f the week in At mice upon court. u - '1'tunateenough ‘t to ,r ! on an electric - . j a gu and suit be ■’ u;3 summoned as ffmt the J H Al & Manufacturing Serialize at The Emory- students through Convers a fmv davsacoon their way home for the holidays. A deal lily silence reigned and old warcry was not raised; couse queutly nosonona resmts followed Lxper.onco is a nard teacher nut the.stunents have profited by its instruction and are finally jiug to realwe that prudence 18 the oetter part of valor. Christ.'nns week is always a iimeof iojoicing aiul a sea son ofgni ety wiui our young people, Par trom departing from the usual custom, last week was one of extra ordinary brilliance, Opportuni— ties for enjoyment were numerous and the festiyites were of a high order. Six o’clock dinners, after noon receptions and evening gath ering, being tho order of th. day. A fitting close to the gala Christ mas weex was the reception given in honoi of miss W inter of Madi s°n, and 13 s \ oung of o-airoltoti by Mi . and Mis. J J Langford at then elegant homer 1 1 iday evening. The host and hostess received w it h tflieii accustomed coidlnhty. At a seasonable lioui all v.eie invited to the dining loom where dainty refreshments were enjoyed- Choc late was served in 'the reception hall. All present spent a most en joyable eyemng. An occasion of great pleasure was the reception at the home of Mrs, Shaver, given to her Sunday school class. The cards read from three till five At the appointed hour a large number of guests as sembled; chocolate and other refreshments were served; pleas¬ ure caused the lionrs to pass quicK ly and the time of departure came all to soon. At five those present, reluctantly took their leave with thanks to their hostess for her generous hospitality. After the Christmas tree at the Methodistchureli on Monday even¬ ing, several couples were enter¬ tained at the hospitable home of Miss Florede Tucker. The oc¬ casion was one of much pleasure, delightful refreshments evening being further serv ed while the was enlivened with music both vocal and instrumental. Despite the chilling wii-d, late in the evening the young people bravely gathered brilliant in the front.yard whore a display of fireworks was enjoyed by all. Reports from tho Institute prove it to bo in excellent condition. There is an unusually enrolled, large atten¬ dance, 207 being this'be¬ ing the largest Institution. nnmby in the tinder his¬ tory of the t he excellent managementof Prof. McLendon ably assisted by a corps of highly competent teach¬ ers good work is being done. The effects of these efficient instructors is deeply appreciated and by the mark¬ pa¬ trons of the school, the ed advance made is very gratify¬ in ing to thfi people of the town general. Conyers may well lie proud of her splendid system of public schools. Miss Gladys Tilley entertained Friday'evening, complimentary Daniell, to of her cousin, Mies Berma Atlanta, The younger set wore pres ent and as usual spent a very gay evening, Miss Totsie Stewart has returned to her home in Richmond Ky. a.ftet a protracted visit to Miss Lucy Glea¬ ton, Misses Florede Tucker and Flor¬ ence Austin spent. several days las! week in Oxford, the guests of Mrs O J Howell, During their stay a de¬ lightful reception was given in their honor* joy, of Decatur, Ga, who spent day and Saturday with Miss Lucy Gleaton’ Miss Bertha-Dewberry, of Atlanta, is in om-city, the guest of Miss Maud McCalla. Miss Lizzie Pickett, a beautiful and accomplished young lady of Covington, spent the holidays in Conyers as the guest of Miss Tern pie McDonald. Afiss Allene Moon, of the Lenior Class at Wesleyan, spent the lioli days with lu-r parents liere, Miss Moon is making an excellent record in college anu will graduate in June. She returned to Macon last Tuesday, Air, J RobtDaniel!, of Atlanta, vis ited relatives here last week return¬ ing to his home Tuesday, Later in the week lie again paid our city a fly ing'-aii* coming down for the pin pose of attending the reception given at the home of Mr, and Mrs J P Tilley CASTORXA. Bought Bears tfeo The Kind You Have Always cf % *■' His numerous friends here will hear with pleasure that Charley Al¬ mnnd lias recovered from his recent illness. Tlie other members, of the Conyers Cuban colony are well. Mr. B (I Wilkins, n popular cotton ! buyer, returned h« ' -mlay after! spending the hoi '< >■ ;-t his home in j South Carolina. Mr. C has. J. i gvi nns severed i n!s eo,mPC,!on * hoflrm of Tm-k ! * r & ^ ill,Rlrl aUi s no ' v •'> I j Mr. HY McCord «111 he of j I one a party wlm-h wi.l leave in a tew days j -or me famous fishing gr -imd on I'Homosasseerher in Florida. Mr. Parish E Smith, formerly of i th! 8 phu . e , * mnv located in mm of | the prominent cities of Indlnn Terri for.™ hero.‘ho is engaged in the drug l/llSl,u Mr. Henry McCalla, member of the Freshman class at the Univeritv is at his home foi* his Christmas va cation, Henry expresses himself as being highly pleased with the work done in that instition. He is study ingv^itha view of entering the le yal " world. Prof . c „ lberl d „ ysof last week at his home, Miss Totsio Stewart, oflMchmond, Ky., was the guest of honor at a re ception tendered her by Miss Lucy Gleaton Tuesday afternoon. The ] lonso wns elaborately decorated with hatnboo and pine; the affair was mos t delightful. In addition to 0 p, Pl . refreshments, chocolate was served throughout the afternoon by Miss sallie Fannie Gleaton and Gladys Tilley. A largo number of g lieS f S thronged the parlors and at t i 10 hour 0 f p a rt big were loath to bid adieu to their hostess and her guest. Messrs. MM Eakes and W S Gleaton of the Senior Class nt Emory, who were home for a vaca t j otl returned to Oxford to resume their duties, Miss Fannie Stansell is in charge of the school at the Gniiey Acade¬ my. School opened there last Monday morning with a splendid attendance, Miss Fannie is an excellent, young lady and we wish her success in her school. The many friends of Mr, and Mrs, J N Hale will be gratified fh learn that they reached their des¬ tination safely, They are for the present at Bartow, Fla- ThejtTopi¬ cal climate of tiie land of flowers is proving beneficial to the health of both. And still they come—scarcely have the echoes of recent wed¬ ding bells died away when it isan nounced that on the loth of this month they will again merily ring out in celebration of.the mairiage of one^/f our most popaxar and accomplished bodies to u prosper¬ ous business man of a neighbor¬ ing town, It, is with pleasure that we are •en¬ abled to report that Miss Hainbric has recovered from her recent illness. Mr J W Bell and family now occupy Mrs. J A Reynold’s resi¬ dence on tGlade street. Mrs Smith of Harlem, mother Mrs. Boll., is their guest. Don’t, think that it’s t’J° late to pay your subscription. j His friends here will many he pleased to know that Mr. H P Ahnand. sr., of Engleside. continues to improve. Mr. and Mis. Hewlett left last Saturday for th°ir home in Atlanta, While bore they en¬ tertained handsomely Wednes¬ day ev ning at the home of Mr John H Ahnand in compliment to the attendants at their recent marriage. We return thanks to our es¬ teemed friend, Rev. J 8 Tilley for courtesies shown us this j We are informed that Hailey j f-‘i OS, Will open up a stock of | goods in Mr N T Street s old stand ou Commerce street. Ainmage, The marriage of Aliss Arattie Wood to AD\ W A Alin or, of DeKalb conn ty, occrred at the home of the bride’s brother, Air. M L Wood, in tin's c ly, on Wednesday evening, Dec.17, The ceremony was tieau tifuily j-erforincd by the bride’s brother, Eider JH Wood, of Wat kins' die, in the presence of a num be;-of invited guests. The contracting parties are both mine nt and popular in their re tive communties and their nn mf rous 'i -c happy couple left on tho 7:2 5 trj. the evening for the gror”- home. Mrs. C E Reagan and Mrs. G M Fakes, spent one day last week with their brother Mr. Chess Guinn, of Covington. Miss Annie Mai Winter, of Mad finn, and Miss Lola Young of rollon were with Mrs. .1 J La tig ford during the holidays. Miss Hernia Dnnioll, of Atlanta. spent several days last wehk with |, Pr cousin, Miss Glad vs Tilley, Mr. M II Plmiket has houghl the stock of goods of T .T Almnnd & Son and r.ow occupies the eor nep slorft of p M A lmand‘s sons. Uem ; ]lis advertisement in this paper . ... w,th .. ... ? ur Chris mas weelc wnh . retaUrcs find [ v I"^od people oft h'b "town i« not only pleasant but profitable also. Jonesboro and her people are very close to us and we areal ways glad to return there Mrs. II F Harper has traded her house and lot on Mill street, to Col Jno R Maddox and in turn pur¬ chased the farm of Mr. T G Swann longingto and a tract of land adjoining, be Col. Maddox, all on the Pine Log road near the river. Dr. A D Janes is now occupying the S D Almnnd residence on South railroad street, next to the mill. His patrons can find him thereat night and in the day he can be found at bis office at J C Stephenson’s store. He answers all calls promptly. The Doctor says he is located here permently andsolicits thepatronge of the peo pie. Will try to give satisfaction if called upon. .. Costumes of varied character, some antiquated and others redlculous, some recalling the days of long ago when our grandmothers tripped the fantastic toe, ethers of a nature de¬ fying description ; all were on exhi¬ bition at the grand annual vacky par¬ ty celebrated at the Commercial on Thursday evening of last week. A few, It was thought, appeared to greater advantage than ever before, while the elaborate tailots of others were not so becoming. Evidence was not lacking that a raid had been made on the rouge boxes while the ability of local mddistes had rently been taxed to tho utmost in the preparation of the dazzling tumes. Late In the evening great terest was aroused when It Was nounced that the prizes would warded by Dr. C JI Turner. The testants.had done well their part the selection of the victors was easy task. While a prevailed, as the audience in breathless suspense, the crowned the victors. Miss McRea Mr. Roy Elliott. Many striking tumes'were noticeable; one ally among the ladies was of “ye olden times.” the dayS of aultl lung syne, when with stately and graceful courtesy our and grandmothers filled the we now occupy*. Air. Chas. was radiant aim seemed a picture of happiness: his broad peeped out from beneath a huge bat,which it seemed would but the diminutive figure which tained its weight and dignity. Ed Po Guinn as he trotted the rear of a giant proved “perfectly irresistible.’’ Mike Hudson never appeared greater advantage; while of Mr A Blanket it was remarked that not many days had he appeared quite natural. To adequately describe occasion or even to give the conception of the appearance of knights and ladies is beyond power of your reporter Suffice it say, the occasion was one long to remembered for, in common there was a warm time in the old town that evening. Professional IVoticc. I have opened an office in Con yers in in Commercial Hotel, Room 6, connection with my Atlanta office and will be in Conyers one week in each month, commencing on the 3rd Monday. Anyone wishing to make an engagement with me can comm n liicate with me at my Atlanta office, 12)£, N. Forsyth Seamans, street. D. D. S. Dr. J. O, Scott’s Dairy. This is one of the most worthy in stitutions in our midst and its pro ducts were never better than at this time. Our clever fellow-townsman, Mr. L F Scott, is givinp- most of his time and attention to dairying. He is making it a study and, although he has met many obstacles, is fasf placing it upon a paying basis. His patronage lias gradually increased until now his capacity is heavily taxed and his patrons are more and more pleased with the very excel lent quality of his butter and milk, As time passes lie will more tlior oughiy equip his business and ex tinuo to encourage this enterprise by availing theme' : v< s of the really first-eiass products of Scott’s Dairy. NEW YEAR A a GREETING: 38. s ag” i my,', 0 0 0 0 0 0 have sought to estalt* ’ » iisli n reputation for rm lijibiiity for our Ftoto and Iho paironage of the people a coon L ed us leads us to believe we are truated 0 0 0 0 0 0 •3*. 0 0 0 0 0 0 Jj \his belief will bo our safe O gat'd in 1900 and people’a prosperity —Wo will sustain our reputation — Wo start new year courageously and with tho deterruitation to benefit all and live. You tire welcome at 0 0 0 0 0 0 trt CHAS- B HUDSON'S. At his old stand—Thanks his friends and cus¬ tomers for past favors, and wishes for them a happy new year.^— I am ready to compete with anybody for cash trade also to accommodate them on time. I am Dress Goods, Hats, Clothing. Shoes > Lace Trimmings And a complete line of Silk front Sliits, at 50 cent each. Also eveyt.hing in heavy and fancy grocer¬ t ies— Farming Implements, Hardware and Crockery In fact every thing you will need. My prices - cannot be beat. You will do well to call on me and save money and time We buy all country produce. ii c, mm ■»— ........... WE ARE GRATEFUL I TlrHrrl? I AU s- J JJL' To the people for past pat¬ ronage and enter tho new yeai determined to merit more fin | ly a continance of the same—, j Our stock will be k’eft well up -and those who trade with us may expect good goods and full ■ value for their money. Wc wish for all a happy and prosperous new year. 4*4*4* 4 * 4 * 4 . Wood HollSogswortlh. JOHN H. AIM AND, BANKER. CONYERS, GEORGIA. Exchange bought and Sold. Collections made OH all parts cf the country. Accommodations extended consistent with sound banking Overdrafts will m,t b. honored under any clrcum stsru es. Office hours from 8 A. H- till 4 P. M tiil further notice,