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About Conyers weekly. (Conyers, GA.) 1895-1901 | View Entire Issue (May 19, 1900)
UNANIMOUSLY elected leaders of LOW PRICES. .Ygggg g y n ge v i __«weusa^ K t f* .pw> |; fa* EG-~-Sw6* •vMIKwhbmmX err^t »-<l aroi' ’fril f '*'*'*? A * 3C/T2: OH-3 errs* ii 01 ■"v- Y "a * Is headquarters for everyth ? 1 tr iii the family and fancy grocery line and the riding prices in 4- hi )OKfW txtoai * K 42 & ”1 Iff saves mono'/ t 0 - i mb I i lose who boy there. No one can F St rtford to buy without first looking t <> McDoiuda for the best market affords at a o O w P IsHnl • p»»t a ^ • o *> 5^ c * m twnU « P *»*> <4 pm — his store. BEE B. MCDONALD. LOCAL news items. ^paragraphs, Personal and Otherwise , ered for our Readers. Money to JLentl. i- „„r Conyers, Ga. California dried peaches 5c per pm ml at N T Street’s. Miss Minnie Bussey, of Syl ra¬ nia, is spending some tline vatu Mr. and Mrs. J H Hurt. I 8 ti\l sell 25 pounds of rico for jive dollar. N T Street. f by Firs Covington Flonie Lee the spent guest Las! of Snn- her in nother. Headquarters for anything you Kant-for the table. N T Street. A number of our citizens were in Atlanta yesterday to enjoy the horse racing. All the leading brands of tobac¬ co at the lowest prices at N T i Street’s. ■ Ur. T II Bryans and Judge Jffglwq [w lent yesterday with friends Jt/nnta. Mr. and Mis. Bohlar will spend Sunday and Monday with friends I» Atlanta. Miss Lou Smith spent Thursday shopping in Atlanta. | We are pained to announce the fontimied severe, illness of Mrs. fieo. T Mars ton. Mr, and Mrs. Luther Gain, of Lawrenceviile, spent several here this week. Mr. L ,T Almand is making prep orations fora trip to Texas, He npects to leave in a few days and till |)i’ohably be accompanied by Hr. W E Stovall. „ Mr. J T T I , fiJey spent , seveia , wvs this week in Crawtordville jud Augusta. Mrs. ,J P Wallis is in Walton unity at the bedside of her sister, ill. pa. JJ Huff, who is lark, Mr-E M Hudson, of College was with relatives hero last Sunday. Oar family spent Thursday at brant’s Park. It is a delightful 4ce to take a day off at this sea ’ '-and the work being done there !'" ,v gives one reason to believe pi at no distant day it will be Bill) , f >f the prettiest parks in the ft,ole country. Mrs. Willis Irwin has been very * tat her home on Mill street pij week. - ”T. and Mrs. W V Almand have for a visit to relatives in county. ^"Su It. XT , ’JSrhU o ZX .1 iv. awrti ' on tne lst .•hiring a*iT chickens are making appearance in limited mini ’h * ij- , some accident befalls %■! hut crop will be T "i-ickberry will be the P r f crop ”r-. , bangford, Henley Chapman i . , M , in of I.ogansviile, our city Sunday ? ; "s Bob Langford and . ’ L of Atlanta, were here Sun r. ' fain yesterday was heartily [•,;.! b - by all iu this comm: r *** a genuine blessing Good milch cow with young calf for sale cheap. See Jno Whitaker. When you want a cool refresh mg drink. don’t look for some thing cheap. Go to The Gailev Drug Co’s and get the VERY BEST. When you want a cool refresh¬ ing drink, don’t look for some¬ thing cheap. Go to The Gailev Drug Go's and get the VERY BEST. When you want a coo] refresh¬ ing drink, don’t look for some thing cheap. Go to the Gailev Drug Go’s anti get the VERY BEST. When you want a cool refresh¬ ing drink, don’t look for some¬ thing cheap. Go to The Gailev Drug Go’s and get the VERY BEST. The remains of Mrs. Ivey, of Atlanta, brought , , , and , were nere interred in Rockdale cemetery last Thursday. Mrs, Ivey was • y a Miss Henry, being the dough ter of Mr. Tern Henry, who for many years, a citizen of yens. Rev. I G Walker officiated at the grave. A number <>f rein™ ives and friends of the deceased -.8rue down from Atlanta to be •jvesent at the burial. On account of small pox Misses Boll Cannon and Robbie Simon ton, of the Gild’s Industrial school at Milledgevillo,, are The spending school some time at home. will bo resumed when all danger of the disease is past. A wild cow on the streets yes terday created considerable inter¬ est and was chased all over town by men and boys, She was shot at several times on the streets hut succeeded in making her escape f ronJ town. She was chased to FIn p-^ PNva m p where she was final ly killed. New beans and irish potatoes at A. J. Summers’. The Conyers base ball team will cross bats with the Covington team at the base ball park here next Alori day afternoon at 4 o’clock. A large crowd will go out to see the game and, no doubt, it will be very inter¬ esting. Summers, the grocer, has a refrig¬ erator at bis store and when you buy butter there it comes right oil of the ice. Mrs. II Y McCord and Mrs C E j Reagan attended tlie Convention jot the Woimurts Foreign j ery Society at Washington week. , and her moth- ., Miss Emma Riley t or went to Atlanta last 1 hur», ay. Alias Emma has returned while her mother will spent. ac\ —1 dnyB.a.thectywOhrcUu.ve., Work « p.-ogress.nj »tea<l,l 7 : 1)16 Ml ; K had . , The farmers have S weather for heir work the week an th put in goon time j every da sa Tuesday, > ml that d{ |jr wag pat in in helm r-r, of the candidates. . , , i, n . L.. n ” ; u t iji g time she is improving, All hands arc proud the primary life, .sever. It was a thing of j Jowevcr> while it lasted. The district conference of the WOl rth League will be held m s. from June 6th toHtb. id Mrs. J C Brod mix, of V ’ri,. , with Hlii ayve, spent Sunday rem here Mrs. Fronia Almand has returned from a visit to relatives at Thick iuoui. Mrs. Eak ps lias returned from a visit to relatives at Crawfordvilie. Prof, Bn ell Stark left Wednes¬ day for Fitzgerald to attend the meeting of the Grand Lodge of K. or P- lie is the representative of Emerald Lodge No. 1)8. Mr. XV E McOalla, ot Decalm. spent Sunday here. Mr. E L Almand. of Social ^ Circle, spent Tuesday her- . Air. Chapman, of Logansville, spent last Sunday in Conyers. Airs. "Walter Wood visited in At lanta this week. AD J M Hurst, of Social Circle, was here Tuesday. daWs Airs G Anikei*' AT Eakes entertained Ales ami DeLnncli and Misses BnXoaeiwof Snapping Shoals, this week, The sermons at the Christian | et! liy the congregations. _ !'‘ ^ T* ,......i f” lt ' 1 ‘ ,,. 1 u ’'' * ' ' "n 1 Stukes have been in attendance upon : P.-«bylMl«„ A General A««nl>ly in Arluntf*. . . „ tills , week. ,, Wo heard one of the defeated candidates remark yesterday that h8hndnm his last'race for office, xhe exorc ] S0 i s n Jitti© violent. Somebody had to be left, boys, and it just happened to be you. Wo are glad you all arc taking it easy. It allows that you have good nerve. We are fold that the populists* are thinking of put ting out aticket for county offices. We hope this is a mistake for certainly no good etui come of it and a scramble, such as would result would be very unpleasant. A K. of P. Lodge was organized at Covington lust, Monday night with a membership of 21. A del¬ egation from the Conyers lodge went down and spent the night in assisting in tlie organization. On Monday following several mem¬ bers of thy Covington lodge came up to Conyers to attend the meet¬ ing of the lodge hero and witness work in the Third Degree. Notice to Creditors. * Rockdale County:— GEORG I \, This is to give notice that I have administered on ibe estate of Or. J A. Stewart, deceased, and have re reduced the assets of said deceased A estate to cash, and all persons hold¬ ing claims against said estate are hereby notified to present them t< me, as I shall proceed at the expira¬ tion of this advertisement to pay out all funds in my hands belonging t<> said estate. J. If. Almand, Adms. This May 19, 1900, DEATH. The death of Uncle Henry J Mad dox occurred yesterday about two oV ., 0( . k> He ]ia() been a little sick ^ ;i f j av ‘ nr two and on Thursday j ^ !iyj5 icJftU ca n, Hl on i,i n ,. h* . as up early Friday morning and , , is plly . o'clock thinking thinking that in a (|ay or t;, ic le Henry would beper ^. Hy we }j. About noon he grew W:} ~se and at two o’clock was -3 u„ c j e Henry was one of the w dest a , l£ j m „ 8 t highly respected citizens in the county. He has a large con nection and ninny friends through bin 0':'. . func al and interment will ac- j .Smyrna to-morrow and will; be attended by a large concourse of wiio will assemble to pay a last tribute to a faithful man ami f ,'hristian. r osc a ho are sorrowing over *. h of hu c ' t"d. fa <w. a* (J nv >A'Kr.K*.f exteuds Uusiu .jura pympgAhy- OASTOHSA, - Bears tfio Th3 Kind You Haw Always 2mip — » ■—'mm— rnr-5a«^ Signature of < y s* THA.NKS. I herewith thank my friends and the voters of the county for their support in the primary election, and in the future as in the past will discharge the duties of said ,,fjj ce faithfully without auv favi.r and be 'as lenient with all as the huv allows Very Respect ‘ fully G. II. Ilull. I desire to express my thanks to t he voters of Rockdale for the support given me for Sheriff in the primary election. The efforts of My friends in‘my behalf will he remembered by me and I shall ft wait an opportunity appreciation. to show my thorough Jus. W Swann. r f., p ! Kftrv p, all mv who have been so kind to in the past- election, each and use this medium of thanking one for all kindness extended . prom- \ . . .- ten we>r „« rotate, it shall give me great plans,,ra to do so. Again thank ing each one. I am yours very truly. J T Tucker. The people of Rockdale county have my sincere and most grateful thanks for the heart,v support giv en mo in thepriniarv last Tuesday The good people of have the county, to 1 hope, may never reason c!l ‘ l, 'g e ille ^: ° h '\,V «“g™ ^1 l iimb* JV ; iV ' J ir- ,* U (/ Olotfolter. j desire to return mv most grate f u ] thanks to t ho voters of Rock dale county for the support they gave mein the primary election. Although I failed to secure enough votes to nominate me i feel proud of the race .1 made. I made the race v, it bout the use of money and strictly upon a high moral plane and feel that 1 succeeded well. The vote I received gratifies me and 1 heartily thank my friends for all they did for me. Very Respectfully, W V A inland. A1AR1UAGE. The marriage of Miss Excel’ Jones and Air. Jeff Bennett oc cured at the home of the bride’s parents near town last Sunday morning at ten o’clock, Rev. J F Wallis officiating. These are two popular young people whose many friends wish them happiness and prosperity through life. IMG USE 9 ITRYING ® j taRg s ja j n CGd „ji V cr 9 © Oil. ., Doctor , . it. rle^ a £ says, try f might QS WCi! tcli and HiC to lUCUf take f lard or butter try to • them. it Is fcOO rich and S | wi „ !IpKt the s(omach But . you can take milk Cr cream, 1 yOU can idkc Scott’s EmuiSioni It is like cream? but will feed and nourish when cresm will not. Babies and chil¬ dren will thrive and grow f fat on it when their ordinary % $ food does not nourish them. Persons have hew, known to gain § j pound a clay v.hen taking an ounce of Scott’s Emulsion, it gets y 5 the digestive machinery in working f ¥ order so that the ordinary food is i properly SCOTT Soc. & digested BOWNE, and $1.00, and Chemists, aii druggists. assarJUted. New York, W i \ JOHN H. ALMAND, BANKER; CONYERS, GEORGIA. exchange bought and sold. Collections made on all parts of the country. Accommodations extended consistent with sound banking Overdrafts weI 5 not be honored nrsder any circum¬ stances. Office hours from 8 a.m. till 4 i\ M.till furt her notice. mm EQIIiLIDEKY. My new spring millinery is now ready for inspection and invite the h dies to call anu examine same My price* will be rsasouable, and goods new and stylish. I have engaged the emeus of Miss Ragsdale, an ex) wt . trimmer, . . and , all ,, work . will be properly done. VERY RESPECTFULLY, Miss Emma Riley. JOB WORK. When you want printing of any SllOrk _ HOtlCD 8 tO Q0T18 Oil 00111© this office and you can be fitted up promptly. am*™. 9 GAILKY’S Soda foiinlaui k \! 1 peoials. 0 ■—0 All kinds of delicious summer drinks served at this fount. We invite ail to try our drinks. ICE GREAM AND SHERBETS Conveniently Served. CAIJ, A r r GASLEY’S FOUNTAIN. Georgia ___, n (A 1 1 r O t'A d . For information as to Routes. Schedules, and Rates, both a si Fnifit. write to eitlierof tlie undersigned. You will receive prompt reply and reliable information. G C McM If,LEX, A * /- G J t At * ,„-eov ivotix, G A Pass. Dept. (J P A. G H WILCOX, R A., Augusta, On. S K M.igiil, • C. D. Cox. Ge;>’i Agr, Cen’l Agt, Atlanta. Athens. W AV Hardwick, W O McM illen Gen’I Agt. S. F. & P A . Macon. Macon. MR Hudson, AV M McGovern. r. J? A P. A. G*u’l Agt. ; Atlanta, da, Augusta I Rond Notice. State of Ga., Rockdale county. j ! AV herons, certain petitioners Imra made their iippiication praying fora hang© in the Flat Shoals road, com¬ mencing I >ounId at a point near running the old Me residence and along ! e lino wltli li e present road, inter meeting t.he old road bed near \Vil Siams’ branch, and the reviewers ap¬ pointed having marked out said •bange and reported to me that the same will be of great convenience and public utiliry, now this is to cite nntl admonish »i I persons that on and after the 21 sc Of May 1900 said new road will be granted if no good cause is siiov. n to the contrary. . Given under my hand and seal this 20?ii day of April, 1900. A M Helms, Ord. ?« To P&TEKT Good (deat may be secured by Our aid. Address. THE PATENT RECORD, Subecrictlons to Tbe Tatent EecorU efoOscracsuA A FRiGA.NA will cure Ec*em» «a4 C«» Urrb to Stay Cured.
