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I A Y S’ A WEEKLY-BANNE 8 OL. XIX. YEtwill pay everybody to go to GAILEY DRY GOODS jo’s and see the beautiful line of goods, and hear prices hat are surprisingly low. Wanted; 4 EXTRA SALESMEN. OCAL NEWS ITEMS. Lit'Paragraphs, Personal and Otherwise, Gath a* J ered for our Readers. [Miss Annie Ragland, who has quite sick in Newnan, has sen is expected lout recovered and |ck here this week. Miss Lou Smith is spending this Lk in Atlanta. bliss Lilia Norman has returned nil*- 1 after an extended visit to lotivos at Norwood and other aces. Many physicians Kodol Dyspepsia are now Cure pre Igu'arly j'i'oirg having found that it is L best prescription they can bite because it is the one prepa [•,ion which digest contains not the only elements fecessary to kind audit some I:hL of food but alt hr-refors cures indigeston and dys Lia no matter what its cause, ailey Drug Co. Mr. W. U. Wallis is erecting a jee cottage for Mr. John H. Al [and on McDonough street, just low Mr. G. H. Hull’s residence Misses Berta Smith, Gladys flley, Sadie Tucker, Franxie Lrman and Hettie ft Tuesday morning to enter up [i their duties at the respective lieges of their choice. We wish [em leir all progress and success in w; rk. Norris silver, North Stirtf'rl, F.: ‘T purchased a bottle of be Mn.ute Cough Cure when | iin g with a cough doctors told lew as incurable. One bottle re Nd me, the second and the third Lust ; ed. to-day I am a well p- (.Riley Drug Co. m'c'd.ve Superior court will ii\ei:e Monday week. Outside die criminal cases the docket !i L by 1st and it is possible that ' 1112 V have a short term. Lem-v Bray don, Harris, N. C. JR i mok medicine 20 years' 1 but one bottle of One [ N , 11,(3 than Cmgh Cure did me more Pat time. Best any thing else during b Drug Co. cougn Cure.” Gai I', ( the v ’'" Ir, fiLen a decided warning approach of fall weather « Ae(b osday morning. if i:uVe counted correctly, | v r X Cl a,ii| ‘-1 People 'dcinity to have furnish L ii colL “ the deffer QS within the past two -J :s a good showing - community. our .a ne Pewamo, Mich., orj *st i-* indi-i O years »—1 suffered p ‘in at bed times compel 1 and causing ,!V - lam completely V! * .p‘ , , Dyspepsia _ Cure. :-r i ? it to friends who bi ‘gestion I always »av b r 11 lf L fails. Thus . ,;Ve r paid.” f ‘* Gailey ff Hi Thu PHnpIs, By The FedpIe, Fur Thu PenplE. CONYERS. GA. FRIDAY, O or r PT. 20. 1901 Mr. C. 1). Farrill is now with Hewlett, Reagan & Downs. lie is a splendid salesman and the firm was fortunate to secure him. Mrs. M, L. Troutman accompa¬ nied her son Mr. Baldwin Trout¬ man. to Oxford Tuesday, where he entered Emory College. Miss Minnie Bussy has gone to Atlanta, where she will reside in future with her brother. R. W. Pnrsell,Kintersville, Pa., says he suffered 25 years with piles and could obtain no relief until DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve ef¬ fected a permanent cure. Coun¬ terfeits are worthless, Gailev Drug Co. Mr. and Mrs. Cook, of Atlanta, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Tiiley. Mr. Elgin Stewart spent Sunday in Gainesville. Miss Cora Smith, ot Atlanta, spent Sunday with her parents here. Mr. Jesse M. Almand went up to Cartersville Sunday and attend¬ ed Rev. Samual Jones’ revival ser¬ vices. Mr. Virgil Almand, who was sick here for several days last week was eufficeintly recovered to re S line his duties oil the road last Monday, VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE. 150 Acres of good land for sale. Two miles south of Conyers, ad¬ joining lands of Arthur Whitaker and C. M. Swords, known as the Dr. Posey place. Easy terms. For further information call on John H. Almand or G. W. Posey, Conyeis, Ga. FOR RENT. I have a couple of dwellings, in good repair, 5 and 6 room houses. Will rent cheap. Call on F. M. Ayers. For Sale or Rent. The Johnson place on r> Rosser street—nice dwelling, good out buildings and nice pasture. See me J. P. Tilley. For Sale or Rent. My house and lot near roller ouring mill. For terms etc., see Henry E. Ray. Keep your eye on the Weekky Banner. ________ Mr John H. Wood, of Walton county, viBited iu Conyers Monday and Tuesday. Jno. C. Stephenson o ESTABLISHED In 1890. He was the foremost salesman for the largest house in Conyers for 15 years, and has been in business for himself for 10 years. He has the leading business of the town after 25 years ex perience Show and display have no part in his store. Solid, reliable business has made him popular with all and he will 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 vvliat you want if you fail to see it, and the prices and terms will be lower than the lowest. We buy Country Produce and pay the highest pri¬ ces for Cotton. Don’t go out to buy Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes or anything fdse we have have the new est and beat styles. Miss Ola Reagan and Messrs. Lola Granadge, Walton Granade and your hit.able servant willon you • Your friend. Jno. 0. Stephenson, Mrs M. D. Irwin has returned to her home at Winder, after a short visit to her father, Col. W. L. Peek. Dr. Prooks’, of Logansville, has been here this week attending his mother and brother, who are very sick with fever. We hope they may soon entirely recover. Mrs. A. L. Dabney, accompa¬ nied by her mother-in-law, Mrs. J. H. Dabney, visited relatives in Newton county this week. A never failing cure for cuts, burns, schalds, ulcers, wounds and sores is Do Witt s \Y itch Hazel g a]v( l ^ m0 st soothing and heal remedy for all skin affections. Accept only the genuine. Galley Drug Co. Aid us by sending the news each week from yonr communities. The City Council aided by the City School Board are making a commendable effort to rid the community of Seal let fever. The plans adepted will prove success fill if properly carried out, and the Mayor hopes That the people gen erally will help in the good "ork by carefully following tnstruc tious. The Second Georgia Baptist As saciation met with Pleasant Hill Baptist church last Friday, and was in session three days. Rev. W. J. Maddox, of Coffee county, has been here this week with his brothers. He will return to his home to-day. Miss Sal lie Lou Wood, of Wal ton county, has entered school here. She is boarding with Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Reagan. Littie Miss Claudie and Master Lawson Maddox, of Atlanta, have been with their grand father, Mr. J. E. Maddox, this week. Hon It. H. Cannon, ot Prince¬ ton, made a short visit to his Bro. Dr. R. H. Cannon, at Jonesboro, last Saturday. DEATH. The death of the infant of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Sharp, occurred at their'home in this city last Satur¬ day night after an illness of sev¬ eral weeks. The devoted parents have the sympathy of many friends m their sad affliction. The remains of the little one were offered in Rockdale cemetery Sunday afternoon; NO. 39 The many friends of Dr. M. II. Melton, of Conyers, will be de¬ lighted to learn that he lias been tendered t lie position of storekeep¬ er at the now federal prison in At¬ lanta. The position was secured for him by Col. L. F. Livingston, and is a most excellent one. We do not know certainly, but have been informed the salary attached to the position is about .$1,600. Tne Star congratulates the doctor upon his good fortune, as we know lie is well qualified io fill the posi¬ tion with satisfaction to the gov¬ ernment and credit to himself.— Covington Star. Tax Collectors Notice. I will be at the different Court grounds for the purpose of collect¬ ing State and County taxes on the following dates: Sheffield, Sept. 25, Oct. 24. Nov. 21; Honey Creek, Sept. 26, Off. 29, Nov. 26; Lorraine, Sept. 30, Oct. 30, Nov. 29. The remainder of the time, I may be found in mv office in G. A. Lucas’ store in Conyers, Ga. The books will close Dec. 20th, and all taxes not paid by that time, will draw 7% interest fiom that date until paid. Respt. W. G. Clotfelter, T.C,