Conyers weekly. (Conyers, GA.) 1895-1901, March 03, 1900, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textyg WAIT YOUR TRADE. o o () o V The up-to-date grocer calls your mm it ten t Ion to the new »• ods he is daily re living- The stock is always kept up aml neW articles added every week. This ore is fast forging to the front and taking the lease with the people. It is lie place to buy for your table, You get what you m ant and get it right. If ou haven’t tried us do so. For first-class fanc\ and tami r groceries, con fee Queries etc., go to A J. SUMMERS, THE GROCER. iOCAL NEWS ITEMS. hort Paragraphs, Personal and Otherwise; Gath¬ ered for our Readers, Money to Lead. am c W. r ADAIR. Conyers, Gn. r Notice. prepared to do all kinds of L am repairing on and harness satisfactory U notice and in a mier Shop in Mr. J, D. V* ■ifs old stand. M. Gray. Jolm [T. T. Hopkins l}EINTIS r r. ftYERS, - - - - Office in Night building. Work guaranteed. ,F. T. Hopkins, D. I). S. ES i I # :v CAN SAVE HE J. H. ALMAND CO. THE J. !. aLMAM) CO 3ol.J R Irwin and Judge A Cj Bails, attended court in Deca Uliis svyek. .ast Monday was justice tried court by . Several cases were Huiiqr Judge Clot feller. the now barber is giving splen Litisfnction. Shop in the store of the Night building. Hiss Parisade Haygood has keen few ae sick list for the past be 3. We hope she may soon 11 again. Mr. C W McDonald, of Lithon I'.ume clown to see his parents p Sunday. panning up the casual talk a ! : town, we predict therefrom hseveral new residences will be .adhere this spring. pa new courthouse at, Decatur p Fier iedicated this week. Judge convened bis court there r londay morning. S L Almand is at home nf I;stay | ?:lle of several days at Craw r: in the interest of his cat I'Hsiness. i.Tou will do your trading with ■ ■“•3 men who advertise in the ■jw you will have money left f l, « end >f the year. Try it. r*'understand that revenue of and destroyed a still ;> tne Log bridge one night Bpek. We don’t know wheth [ ! officers found any “corn ■>r not. io fsmrsday day. was a very disag¬ The wind was stiff ^diewpgt, 4 l5 *l, hut not and enough cold. Gome add . to ‘ ; ui>leasant weather. Good • I : - !li demand Thursday. r*p>! Ip another 'Uuuy lor week the roller or two flouring the l fey’ ; privo it and in position no time for will busi- be k ;’ rs * Plunket & Almaud are | *° get to business. L ‘; ut bird hunting last I ■ ; r B e n Hill accidental fc',j ir -, Claud Mayfield, a ■Y’°f this county. The •a entered Mr. Mayfields 1 inflicted a very pain ‘ a ta daugerous wound. U regrets the uu “ 'S^ulever acc !dent and says he go huuing a- Miss Nora Plunket is on a visit to relatives and friends in Ingle side and Atlanta. MAGIC COTTON GROWER GUANO Make^. tine yieldfpr cotton su'k J. P Tilley. Mr, W S Marbut, of Almon was hero on business a short time this weeic. BALDWIN GUANO Pays to use it. J- P. Tilley. Bring in your announcement gentlemen. If you want office don’t wait, always before starting out after it. Mr L J Almand has been very sick for several days past. Mr. Arthur Whitaker informs us that he will begin week, putting He up telephone polls next rapidly will push the work as ns possible. Mrs. Lawson, we regret to an nounce, has been very sick for oral days past. We hope she may soon entirely recover. Mr, R L Guffin and family who recent ly left Conyers for Attnlia, Ala., have removed to Thursday Conyers. TJipy arrived here last evening. The oat crop in this county has been seriously, damaged by Much the hard and prolonged cold. of the fall sowing will be plowed up and’ replanted. The wheat prospect is all right up to the present time. The literary meeting of the Epworth League was held at the beautiful home of Mrs. H Y Mc¬ Cord last evening. The occasion was a very happy one and will be remembered for its many pleasant features. Mr. R B Palmer, a popular and well-to-do citizen of this county, cut himself seriously last Tuesday in an attempt to commit suicide. His wife has been very sick for some time—her life being almost despaired of. Mr. Palmer had brooded over this affliction until it become greater than he could bear and he sought to end his trou¬ bles in death. His chances for recovery are very good at this time. MARRIAGE . Mr. Jolm Granade and Miss Grace Almand were united in mar¬ riage last Tuesday evening. The ceremony was performed by Rev. I G Walker, at his home in this city, in the presence of a number of friends. Mr. The bride is the daughter Almand, and Mrs. John Walker who reside near the city. She is a young ladv who has won many frieuds by her gracious disposition and will make her home pleasant. of The groom is a young man splendid worth. He is the son of Mr. M W Granade, sr., one of the county’s best farmers. The Weekyy congratulates the happy couple and wishes for them a life of prosperity. Embroideries, Lawns, Percale, and Ribbons at New York W. L. Adair. Capt. Geo W Weaver is at home with his family for a few days. Mrs. S C Turner is on a visit to relatives at. Decatur. Mrs. G W Cain lias returned from a visit to Alabama. J. P. Tillev pells high grade Guanos. Those who want good goods should see him. Miss Maud McCalla has gone for a visit, to her aunt, Mrs. II F Price, at Pine Barren, Fla. Sho will be away for several weeks. BEEF BLOOD AND BONE Avervbody buys it- 8ee J.P. Tiiley The hunting season will close on the 15thof the present, month. Af¬ ter that date it will be unlawful to shoot partridges. Bear this in mind, ye sporting gents, and will next, season the luscious quail bo more numerous. The Sociable at the Armory last Friday night was largely attended and great ly enjoyed by all. Mr. T E Brodnax, of Atlions was hero Thursday. He is al ways heartily greeted by his old Conyers friends, Hon of Roll. WEEK ENDING FEB. 23, 1000. 2ND. GBADE. Kate Alihand, Burton Guinn, Carl Langford, Nellie Langford, Nellie Melton, Annie Lon Sorrow, Stafford Stark, Andy Smith. 4xir. GRADE. Earle Tucker, Carrie Lee Lifsey. 5th. grade. Sarah Kate Anderson, AliceChnn dler, Georgia Pirkle, AVillie Xbeo Ross, Mary Lou Tucker. 6th. Grade. Ruby Almand, ShelJie Elliott, Frank Hardin, Mina Almand, Bar¬ ton Almand, Lestie Cooper, Mary Kennon, Florrie Langford, Harry McElvaney, Paul O’kelley, Few Ross, Willie Sigtnan, Mattie Lou W hi taker, Odum Hull. 7th. grade. Mozelle Farrill, Twain Glenn, Sa¬ rah Lou Harden, Allie Joe Sigman, Kate Smith, Walter Wallace, Archie Stewart. 8th. grade. Mamie Glenn, Kate Hardwick, Eloise Moon, Hettie Stephenson. Parisade Hay good, Tint#* Weaver, Henry Everitt, Frank Tucker, Roy Elliott 9th. grade. Rallie Fannie Gleaton, Frank Al mand, Gladys s Tilley, Ruth Hale, Sara Sue Langford, Valerie Tucker, Willie Mae Hamilton, E'rank O’Kel¬ ley, Mercer Hull, Caliie Irwin, Lou¬ ise McCalla, Leona Freeman, Clyde Harden, Lewis McCalla. 10th grade. Georgia Sigman, Barton Hull, Fannie Latham, Frankie Norman, Ocie Ward law, Maggie Hardin, Tem¬ ple McDonald, Currie Moon, Berta Smith, Zelma Jones, Sadie Tucker, Agnes Quigg, - Mrs. Sims, of Jesup, Ga., is here with her mother, Mrs. Lawson, who js very sick. residence has been com a decided improvement in building may be noticed. Embroideries, Lawns, Percnls, and Ribbons at Now York j. W. L. Adair, SWIFTS PURE BLOOD GUANO. For sale by J P 1 il ley • New Barber Shop. I have just opened and nicely fitted np a,..barber shop in the Night corner, Mr. Boh la r, a splendid will white barber is wait in charge and be pleased to upon all patrons in a first-class style. He does good work, uses clean tow els nml keeps his razors, of shears, clippers etc. in the best condi¬ tion. I have opened the shop nt the solicitation of many of the best people we have who desire good, reliable work at all times, and I respect fully ask all to give Mr. Boh In r a trial. Respectfully, Joseph II. Bentley, Friend Billy Stovall is thinking ot making a visit to Walton coun¬ ty nt an early day. He has in¬ terests there which must be look¬ ed after. Go to Gailey Dry Goods Co’s for the latest style collars and cuffs. They laundry their collars for lc and caffs 2c per pair. Mr. Thompson Stewart and tie Misses Glotfelter were present at the Beard—Floyd nuptials at, Re¬ dan last Thursday. We notice only a few more R <k G Corsets left at, Gailey Dry Goods Co. Their price 49e. Miss Ida Peek has returned from a visit to her sister, Mrs. E L Al omukI, of Social Circle. Hav T e you seen the pretty sboes jusfc received at Gailey Dry Goods Co’s, if not, go there and see them they will please you—in price, quality and style. Some little political interests is being manifested around the '‘pot” edges. Before a great while the will boil up well. Cnpt. WTIIuson will make a visit to Atlanta at an early day. He says he is going up to look a round. Marriage* The marriage of Mr. Calvin Beard and Miss Mamie Floyd oc cured at the home of the bride’s parents near Redan last Thursday evening at 4 o’clock in the presence of a number of friends of the hap¬ py couple. Rev. I G Walker of¬ ficiating. The bride is the daugh¬ ter of Rev. Richard Floyd and is a young lady of many charming personalities. Beard is prominent and Mr. a popular employee of the Georgia railroad, and has a bright future before him. Mr. and Mrs. Beard came to Conyers yesterday morning with a party of friends and were enter, tainedat dinner by Mr. and Mrs. D F Clotfelter. At 4 o’clock they left to visit in Augusta, Savannah and South*Carolina. The best wishes of many friends go with them. Advertise in this paper. Embroideries, Lawns, Percales, Calicos and Ribbons at Now York •* . L. Adair. Mp. and Mrs J M Almand en ter tamed a few of (heir friends last 1 uesday evening. For Sale. A No. 1 buggy am! harness. Easy terms. Call on W N Everett. Mr. J H Haralson is having his residence on South Railroad street repaired and two new rooms udd ed. tjk A FRlCANA will cure Ec/.em* and Ca c\ Urrh to Stay Cured. -**«>■ -O 'I** IS otico. Coll on me or at, J. C. son’s store and rend about, Superior Poultry 'Food. Try box for 25c if you want, chickens and would have hens more than pay you in It is an infallible cure for all seases of poultry, Have other powders but this is the All I ask you is to try ior self. i I G Walker. ms n Funis i ’S2S We are now ready to supply our friends with the following famous, guanos: Xennesaw High Grade. Kennesaw Blood and Bone. Furman’s High Grade. Planter’s Soluble, COTTON SEED MEAL GOODS. • Ox Cotton High Grade. ; Ox Bone with Am. and Potash. ; W. 6. C. High Grade. Seabird. >. Farmer’s Friend. Acid Phosphates and Cotton seed Meal. Ask for the W. O. C. put up in white cotton bags, 12 sacks to the ton. We are ready to make you prices. McElmy % Brote. i A letler received here (his week ifrom Lieut. E II Almand, of the I2»th Rosrimen . in the Phillim nes dated in iami ry, left, him in ood honlth. Ilia many friends here urealwayH glad to hear of him. We understand that the Walton Oil Company will make some val¬ uable improvements in the oil mill here before the beginning of the next spasm. Mr. W L Adair spont last Sun¬ day in Lithonia. Mr. Jno B Davis, of Covington, spent Sunday hero. Rev. W D Win burn, Mrs. )Vin« burn, and Miss Jessie Winburti,' are with relatives here, Mr. TO McCalla, who has been traveling in Florida for several weeks, spent, a port inn of (he past week with his family here. Candidates are bobbing up in every direct ion but none of them have yet had (lie nerve to make their announcement through Tub Wkrkt.V. It costs only five dol¬ lars in advance, gentlemen, and it would be well for yon all to get be¬ fore the public in earnest that all may know you.