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About Conyers weekly. (Conyers, GA.) 1895-1901 | View Entire Issue (March 31, 1900)
THE CONYERS W TT71 1 h: si if. 1 : . Jl . .JZa __ % < * i 1 * T XVIII. ttention BuYers em S© We buy lor cash and sell for cash, Therefore, we ( * n save money for those PAYING CASH. We invite all to see our full line. “Money saved is moil y made.” GAILEY DRY GOODS CO.. ;5 :■ 3 What Will We Do? [five or &i x well-to-do citizens [Covington Ur have 0 0 applied 0 0 O for cot- a for »U • bn factory. The Covington . jtar looks upon the new enter [rise as being now practically ssured, aud with such gentle Hen as TO Swann, W C Clark, [ s Turner, J F Henderson, 0 |Porter, and others, behind the •enture, vve too, expect the mill ) be in operation theie at no infant day. The Weekly fe< Is ,3 interest in southern develop nt of every kind and Is proud 10 chronicle the progress of labors and friends, but in using this probable new emer¬ ge for our sister city.Coving i) .within a stone throw of pte and equally accessible p otir farmers as a market, r/M flayers, vve. can not fail l ,tick <a note of warning to badness men who are sole¬ Impendent upon the predicts Ithe Ann for the support uf Lit tow-mess interests As is II known, farm products, tIG STOCK OF SPRING We have an immense stock ofSpi bods—Every thing in the store sell was it ought right and we expect to 1 0 We call your attention to our stock of men’s and i/s clothing. It was made to fit, made to wear well id to look well. You should look at this stock beiore k buy. ^2=5* Our dress goods are up-to-date- Oet Ndy for easter. ladies. Come in and i e these goods whether you wish to \v or not. . Shoes and Slippers for all, a great stock at right j * It costs you nothing to examine these goods, ^ S^t them low. Come to CHAS- B. HUDSON- CONYERS, A, MARCH 31.1900. 3sek the l est nvuKet in reach, therefore, the Covington and Porterdale mills would cause our cotton to seek Covington as a market. There would he an increased demand there for all other farm products and Con¬ yers would wither and fade be¬ cause of her disadvantages. We write tnis hoping that it may arouse our people to the graverty of the situation. There is a way to avoid the evil efforts upon us of oui neighbor’s prog ress—vve must grow v/ith them, but failing in this we must suf fer. The Soutn will soon be man ufacturing her own cotton and vve hope that Conyers will not fail to protect her interests by being among the first of The towns to secure a mill. It does not require the vision of a prophet to see wherein vve will suffer when we consider our present and prospective sur¬ roundings. Let us act while it is yet time. On one occasion one who never left terra firma before was) wrestling with sea sickness When it had got in its work ef¬ fectually he felt that he was not long for this world, Call— ing a friend to hirn to ask as a. last favor that he would send h >3 remains home after death j But, the climax had not been [ reached. When it had gone from bad to worse he called Ids friend once more to his side. Ae the friend stooped down to hear 'what ht wanted the sick man whispered; “I release you iron) your promise. There won’t be remains. ’’ The weight of a woman’s first baking is usually to twice the weight of the ingredients. A doD.tr dinner is an aggra¬ vation to the man with a 50 cpnt purse. The dude is considered a sofi tiling by the hardest man of tb< world. Many a man. who is not a ashmed of his faults is aeham Mr. Ed Bailey, of Atlanta, is visiting in our community. Alias \nnie Hawthorne has returuei home from school. Miss kllie Tribble, from near Conyers! visited friends here last wedt. Mr. illie McDaniel visited his ijest'gir! one day last week. To entertain nent last Mon daylight at Mr. Tribble’s was higly enjoyed by all present. Grass Hoper. ■*r- • SMYRNA NEWS# S yrna has a post-office. Si lie of our farmers have a littl corn planted. Mp. Erneline Plunket has retuued from a pleasant visit to rditives in Atlanta. T! singing at Mr. K. Sim’s Satn lay night was highly en jojd by all. H many friends will be glad ) know that Mrs E B Pal¬ mer .ho has been very sick for somtime, is improving. M&. Gphelia Olotfelter, of A tipi, is visiting relatives in curauist. r u uer Sims went up north agitj Sunday. 'r.Quigg will preach atSmyr n£to-day and aud tomorrow. C<n4 out and hear him. lebrge Maddox, of Atlanta, Positing his parents here. I.C. U. CA3TOIIIA. an the The Kind Yira Havt Always B«y|k fsatm# sd e ff to confess them, UNION GROVE DOTS. The farmers of this cotninu nity have began to prepare the land for the future crops. Mr. Albert Tribble, of , WaL tou ^°uuty» was guest of Mr. J B Tribble's family last Saturday and Sunday. Miss Annie Hawthorne visit¬ ed her sister Mrs. Livsey near Centerville last Saturday and Sunday. We are sorry to know that Mrs - Chiistian is very sick at •his writing we hope 3he will soon recover. We are glad to know that Miss Ethel Turner has recover f-d from her sick bed. The school at Cedai Grove dosed last, Friday. Mi-s. Sawyer and daughter. Vlisi Angie, are visiting rela¬ tive! in Atlanta. J M\ John Robinson and Mrs , Turner visited relatives in At lanti last Sunday. Mitcfiell, John T A McCollum, Thomas W Huff, John R Har vel, Henry C Amos, J Norris Hale, David C Albert, Arthur Whitaker, William M white, John w Holhngs vorth Kimsey M Warren, James 8 Weather¬ ford, Idas M Walker, william J Williams, John H Maddox, J J Mann, Madison Maddox, jr, John J McClelland, Josiah G Ray. Jc.mes K Peek.sr, William Lackey, Addison 8 Turner, John Reagan, James J White, John \Y Mote, Thomas E Nor¬ ton. William J Lester, William L Peek, James R Tread well. 22 a 4o f Jjjh ^(jE0RG*#A 5EA. <ea t. fflf Agricultural ; COLLLGE *.£3 Ma:ij BuilOing. if li m mm fi -:l i! msm m =ru DAHLONEGA, GA. A colhj^re education in 'ho reach of all. A.B., B.S., Normal and Jltr* s M.m’s courses. Ciood laboratories; her. , invigorating cli mite; religious military Influences. discip ; po-.-i D ard moral In and the C»** ape from State; $75 ahuiid nooolcouiff/ypr cejexTCitses dormitories to $150 a year; board ;it for or private f:i full ?nitfr>s. faculty Special of nine; license all course under the teachers; University. A college control of the prepar¬ atory class. Co-education of 6exes. The insti¬ tution founded specially for students of limited *uc*as. bead for catalogue to the President, 8.6i»wA*T, A-M, Suhsorirbrs: Search your mind. Do you owe us for your paper? If you do, don’t you know we need the money?* Don’t you Enow you ought to pay us? Don't you know you would feel better if you would pay ,,s? Come in mid pay up or write us about it. ■»*- 0 List of Jurors# Drawn to Serve -it April Term Rockdalo Superior Court. GRAND TURORS: JamesT. Pate, Jc iah Askew, Sidney W. Rodgers, Johu M Day, Asa D Hammock; John D Scott, William A Oostley, Wil¬ liam P. Pluuket, James \V Swann, William T Stanton, Neal HCapeheart, William T Sappington, Preston M Born, Jolwi fi Almaud James 8 Frau > ' cis,-Jessee W. J.-u s, Joseph W Maddox, Jud mi, K Rosser, Glenn HOwens. Levi Longshore, A M McElvauy, John G Maun. John II Hardin, Henry A Tur nei. Richard W Tucker, Keer Reagan, Benjamin F Tucker James R Myers, Robt Hollings¬ worth . TRAVERSE JURORS’. Jjirnes T Wheeler, John W McClung, William O Olotfelter, Hugh L White, Joseph M Mc¬ Donald. G S F Miller, Will¬ iam C McDonald, Chis O 0 0 fckblkf nl IMu l IS. My undertaking establish¬ ment is well fitted up and tny stock of undertaking goods is complete. Attention prompt and ea* pable. Hearses ree of Charge. AV”. Amand, L ulcer 11161 * IV otice. Coll on me or nt J. C. Stephen¬ son ’s hiore and read about Young’s Superior Pon i l rv Ford. Try % box for.ioc ii you want Healthy cl ickens and would have Tour hens more than pay you in eggs. It is an of infallible.- cure for nlTdi other soasis powders poultry. Have tried hut this i< th e l;est All 1 ask you is to try lor 3 ’otir self. I G Walker, NO. 13 IVoT.IC©. I mn prepared to do ail kinds of shoe and harness repairing on short notice ami in a satisfactory manner. Shop in Mr. J, 1). \V in¬ burn's old stand. John M. Gray. CITY BARBER SHOP HENRY REAGAN PROPRIETOR. My shop is comfortable My towels are clean. M y tools are always keen. My attention is respectful. My aim—to please all. 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