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ONYERS WEEKLY - BANNER L. ATM your pictures ATIED BEFORE THE EALL RUSH! RUSK & CLOTEELTER VK JUST RECEIVED A NEW LINE 0E MOULDING. NICE WORK AT LOW HSICES. 6CAL NEWS ITEMS. rt"Paragraphs, Personal and Otherwise, Gath¬ ered for our Readers. ttle Miss Marie and Master ton Davis have returned to I home here after a visit to f ives in Covington. [never Is. sc.halds, failing ulcers, cure wounds for cuts, and L i s DeWitt’s Witch Hazel li>. A most soothing and heal |-emecly only for the all genuine. skm affections. Gailey L Co. Ip,-, liners’ E. B. R.isser’s gin house at old mill, oil Little Hanes |k, was consumed contents. by fire Sunday It is It [ght with all to be the work of an incen k and Mrs. John Hollingsworth it Sunday with relatives in Cov on. r. Jno. H. Almand made a busi trip to Covington last Monday. . \Y. PurselLKintersville, Pa., I he suffered 25 years with piles [could tail's obtain no relief Salve until ef Ida Witch Hazel [cits permanent cure. Couii are worthless, Gailey Drug isses Ruth and Louise McCal ave returned to their home in u t.i aftei a short stay with lids here. p. k C. !', Farrill has gone to spend time with her parents at Jack p [' Henry P. Bryans, of Atlanta, dow.i and spent Sunday with pds in ('onyers. id . Darling. 1012 Howard st. p Hum u, Mich, writes;“I 5 have dm ay pills and laxatives but h itiV in ttle Early risers are far [best y never pills gripe. I have Gailey ever Drug used.” Co. [iss Jennie Guinn, of Griffin, b 3 guoist of relatives here. p ?s Nora Plunket is now in fuita. I ater in the season sne go to Crawfordville where she beet engaged as trimmer in leading millinery store there. Eouise Chick ha 1 * returned pi a two wi Us visit to relatives f°cial Circle. Mi t wait until you become hucally constipated but take ' A s 1 ittle Early Risers now Men. I h *y will keep your liv¬ ed bowels in good order. Easy Uko. Balff pills. Gailey Drug rr 7, < f Sheffield, has ires in Decatur. F- - ‘ K. A. 1Jt: 'gley has rented Guiuu’g residence on street. Ilf Tha PeepIe, By The Pimple, Fur The PeepIe. CONYERS, GA.. FRIDAY, SEPT, 6. 1901. Henry Braydon, Harris, N. C. says; “I took medicine 20 years for asthma but one bottle of One Minute Co^gh Cure did me more good than any thing else during that time. Best cougii Cure.” Gal¬ ley Drug Co, Rev. B. J. W. Graham preach¬ ed two excellent sermons at the Baptist church Sunday. He is forceful and earnest and always interests his congregations This explains the why many go to hear him. It is in the province of such ministers to do vast good and it is believed here that this minis¬ ter’s labors will be productive of great permanent advancement in the Conyers Baptist church. Norris silver, North Startford, N IT.: ‘T purchased a bottle of One Minute Cough Cure when suf ^ring with a cough doctors told me was incurable. One bottle re¬ lieved me, the second and the third almost cured, to-day I am a well mal1 - Galley Drug Co. A portion of the waterhouse at, the Union Paper Mill was carried away by w'ater last week, The heavy rains caused the river to rise very much and the waterhouse was unable to stand the pressure, Rev. J. F. Wallis is making some valuable improvements on his residence on Academy street. Many physicians Kodol Dyspepsia are now Cure pre¬ scribing having found that it is regularly prescription they the best can write because it is the one prepa¬ ration which contains the elements necessary to digest not only some kinds of food but all kind audit therefore cures indigeston and dys pepsia no matter wliat its cause. Gailey Drug Co. Miss Sadie Tucker is at home aft ra pleasant visit to friends in Covington. Mr. and Mrs. A D Summers and A. D. jr., after an absence from the city of some ten days, have re¬ turned home. Goo. W. Lane, Pewamo, Mich., write: Y our Kodol Dyspepsia indi¬ Cure is the best remedy for gestion anil stomach trouble that 1 ever used. For years 1 suffered from dyspepia, at times compell¬ ing me to stay in bed and causing me untold agonv. Iam completely cured by K<»dol Dyspepsia Cure. In recommending it to friends who suffer from indigestion I always offer to pay for it if it fails- Thus far I have never paid.” Gailey Drug Co. Rgv. J. J, Steplm son spent Monday last in DeKaib county. Miss Hudson, of Atlanta, has been with her grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. N. Hudson, this week. Mr. C. E- Peagan now occupies his new home, recently bought of Mrs. Candler, on Decatur street. Mr. R. L. Hicks and family now occupy a portion of Mrs. Ellen Eakes residence. Mrs. <J. J. Almandand little daugh¬ ter, of El her ton. have returned to their home after a pleasant visit to her mother, Mrs. J. A. Reynolds. Mr. B.F. Hill, one of Rockdale’s best farmers, will accept our thanks for a dozen fine roasting cars which he left at this oifice last Tuesday morning Several new legal advertise¬ ments appear in this issue. Among the number will be found one from the Ordinary fixing and declaring the tax rate for Rockdale county for the year 1901. The total sum levied for the different purposes is 70 cents on the hundred dollars. Miss Josephine Worrill will be a boarder at the home if Mr. Jno. W. Hollingsworth. M iss Bessie Hutcheson has taken board at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C.B. Hudson. Mrs. A. M. Pierce has returned to her home after a pleasant visit to h r parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jno. W. Almand, near town. Mr. Henry Carroll and sister, of Newton county,spent Sunday with his daughter, Mrs. J, M. Gray. The popular firm of Johnson, Goode & Huff have been consider¬ ably torn up this week. Some val¬ uable improvements are being made on the interior of their large building. Jno. C. Stephenson 9 ESTABLISHED In 1890. B9 He was the foremost salesman for the largest house in Conyers for 15 years, and has been in business fur himself for 10 yeaxs. He has the leading business of the town after 25 years ex perience Sliow and display have no part in his store. Solid, reliable business has made him popular with all and he wiil be glad to supply you with everything in the various lines of Dress Goods, Notions, Trimmings, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Clothing, Trunks, etc., -Groceries of all kinds: Meat, Lard, Flour, Meal Corn, Oats, Hay, Bran, Can¬ ned Goods of all kinds. You have nothing to do but call for what you waut if you fail to see it, and the prices and terms will be lower tliau the lowest. We buy Country Produce and pay the highest pri¬ ces for Cotton. Don’t go out to buy Dry Good;?, Notions, Shoes or anything else as we have have the new est and best styles. Miss Ola Reagan and Messrs. Lola Granadge, Walton Granade and your humble servant willon you * Your Iriend, Jno. O. Stephenson. Dr. Henry Quigg, the venerable divine of Confers, was in town for a short time Monday. The doctor is looking well and seems to be enjoying fine health for one of his age.—Covington Star. Mr. OoorgoE Lindsey, special advertising agent of the Southern Inter-State Fair Association, was here last Wednesday distributing advertising matter. The Fair will open Oct. 9th and continue through the 26th. Mr. Shepard Bryan, of Atlanta, a prominent member of the Grand Lvidge K. of P., will visit Emer¬ ald Lodge No. 98, next Monday night. He will address the mem¬ bers on matters of interest per¬ taining to the order and all mem¬ bers who can are earnestly reques¬ ted to be present. Keep your eye on the Weekky Banner. Miss Florede Tucker spent sev¬ eral davs with friends in Atlanta this week. • Mrs. I. L. Langley and Mrs. El¬ len Eakes visited relatives in New¬ ton county this week. McElvany & Brodnax have dis¬ solved partnership, Mr. Brodnax withdrawing from the firm, estab¬ lishing a similar business in Mr. C. G. Turner’s store rooms next to the bank. Mr. McElvaney will continue in business at the old stand. Mr. Howard McDonald is now with Mr. C. B. Hudson and will make a valuable salesman is this popular store. Mr. B. D. Whatley has accepted a position with Mr. S. E. Brod¬ nax. He is a good man and Mr. Brodnax is fortunate in having him. NO. We have some names on our subscription list that ought to feel a great interest in t he Week* ia-Bannek. They have been get ting the paper tor a number of years and up to this good hour i gle h “ ve n t 0lTered Just to how W they 1,9 a sm- feel penny. about the matter we can’t con¬ jecture, but deep down in their pockets we know that they have dollars that ought to be used in paying their subscription to this paper. They owe it, not only to us, but to themselves, to pay up their indebtedness to this paper. Mrs. W. A. Candler, of Atlanta, was the guests of Mrs. II. Y. Mc¬ Cord for a short, time this week. \Mr. Grier Dunn and family occupy the resilience on Decatur street re¬ cently vacated by Mr. R. L. Hicks. Mrs. Robinson has rented rooms in Miss Ji li i Kennon s home. For Sale or Rent The Johnson place on Rosser street—nice dwelling, good out buildings and nice pasture. .See me J. P. Tilley. LOANED. Some friend borrowed my double barrelled, breach loading shot gun last fall and lias forgotten to return it. Kindly bring or send the gun to me. 2t, Clyde H. Langford. For Sale or Rent. My house and lot near roller flouring mill. For terms etc., see Henry E. Ray. For Nile. A ladies bicycre, good as new, for a small price. Call at this of¬ fice.