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T'T^rA p” I. & 'x * [ if ~r ■ f L> : p\ 3 im * . 01. XIX fe / 1! AF<\ 1 1 ! It •• f Xi m k tf. V/ACl w Prices cut in every department rr CL Sltf i! 1 sea. / J xT IT ll Note the following special ui m Bargains. One half pint cup at ,02c. 4 qt* coffee pots at .10c. 10 qt • milk buckets at .IOC. Large wash pans at .10c. Large 1 qt. kitchen dipper 05c. One gallon oil can .10c. Milk strainers ,05c. Biscuit cutter .02c, Custard pans o Small pudding o O pans Large 10 qt, pudding pans .07. In Sewing Machines we handle the Wheeler R Wilsnn, NEW HOME, and wtiite~-3 of die highest grades. Also some others at lower prices. Iu Furniture we have an enormous stock can please you in quality and prices. Qome to see us, JOHNSON, GOODE & HUFF. LOCAL NEWS ITEMS. khort Paragraphs, Personal and Otherwise; Gath ered for our Readers. j Momhiy and Tuesday court was largely a \ tended here. CupL John M. Zachry was here tavern! days this week. Mr. Find Wallis has moved to iio'aiue where he has a good posi¬ tion w it!; the Tribune. Mr ar.d Mrs. W. J. Waldrop, of UtLoiii;:, spent Sunday with rel¬ atives t.ere. I ^ W. T. Wesson, Gholsonville ^linutt' a., druggist, writes: ‘ Your One Satisfaction. Cough Cure gives perfect My customers say it 3 the ! h. S t remedy for coughs, bolds, ii.iv.at and lung troubles.” paiiey Drug Co. Mr. Fletcher Buff and wife bent Sin day with friends at So¬ cial C ; rc e. j Mrs. J. J. Langford spent Mon Pay with her daughter, Sarah Sue, at College Park. [ Maj. R. j, Guinn, of College F ai “, "'as m the city a short time last Tuesday. I Mr, T , \. Almand spent Sun pfl} with In is s °n at Social Circle. ‘ ^ Nuckolls, of Lithonia * as here on business last Wednes flay. : “*• J ■ ' v Jones spent 8( ay aud Thursday in Atlanta. id’of' lavs h': D ■ 'r< ^completely ^ oi'estdale, Vt., cur " 1 'Sh th ■M's i ff all counterfeits. ■wes piles. Gailey flf The Paaplg Bu Thu Fsnple, Fur The PeupIe. CONYERS, GA.. FRIDAY 2 Ub r\ p 11 11. 1901. 4 fc I had long suffered from indi gestion,” writes G. A. LeDeis, Cedar City, Mo. “Like others 1 tried many preparations did but never good found anything that me nutil I took Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, One bottle cured me. A friend who has suffered similar I put on the use of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. He is gaining fast and will soon be able to work. Before be used Kodol Dyspeysia Cure indi¬ gestion had made him a total wrrck. Gailey Drug Co, Shady Grove church, (col.) two miles below town, is making a record in furnishing criminals to the court. All the negroes of the county should note this and stay away from “de big meetin’s at Shady Grove.” Do you suffer from piles Z) • If so do not turn to surgery for relief. DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve will act more quickly, surely and safe¬ ly, saving you the expense and danger of an operation. Gailey Drug Co. It required only two and a half days court in our county this term. The Traverse jury was dis missed at noon on W ednesday Hewlett, Reagan & Downs have provided their store with a new d ‘ livery "' ag0 “ Mrs. Dan .Jones spent Tuesday in At!anta ' Mrs. J. H. Dabney andi Mrs. H - P - Almand, of Ingleside, at teude(i the burial of the ] * ttle BOn of Mr. Millard Dabney, here last Tuesday. Window shades at 25c each. Rugs at all prices. Mattings at 12 to 30c. Carpeting at 20 to 65c. Cottage chairs at $3 25 to $4.50 pet set. Rockers at all prices. Bed Steads at $1.00.and up. Cook Stoves at $6.50 and up. Lamps, Lamps, Lamps and Lamps. Crockery, Crockery, Crockery and Crockery, Mr, Frank Dabney, of Ingleside, spent Sunday with relatives here. Mrs. W. V. Almand and MU« Julia Kennon have gone to spend some time in Atlanta. They will take in the fair while away. Capt. Kimsey, our popular So¬ licitor General, has had but little time to devote to his friends this week. Keeping up with the Grand jury and His Honor, gives him baiely time for breathing when the criminal docicot is reached, and it was taken up at this term on the second day of court. The colored population of Rock¬ dale made rather a bad showing at this term of court. It is hoped this class of our population may make a better record from now on. Mrs. Parrv accompanied her husband, Mr. H. L. Parry, who is official stenographer of the Stone Mountain Circuit, to Conyers this week. Mrs. Pairy spent Monday and Tuesday here, returning to her home in Decatur Tuesday eve¬ ning. Mrs. Oscar Dabney, of Ingleside spent Tuesday in Conyers with relatives. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is not a mere stimulant to tired nature. It affords the stomach complete and absolute rest by digesting the food you 0‘xc, ^ oil don t) hci\ g to diGt but can enjoy all the good food you want. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure ’ instantly relieves that distressed feeling alter eating, giving )ou new life and vigor. Gailey Dru* Co. Mead andM K. , Messrs. A. M- . Reeves, two of Lawrencevule s' promising young men were here Tuesday. Mr. Mead had his name placed on our subscription list, for which he ha^ our thanKs. m/m $ /f ~ . tb# % Wm v V m k n 3 m H warn ■ | tfid A. m til m ■f PRICE $2,90 Mothers everywhere praise One Minute Cough Cure for the suffer¬ ings it has relieved and the lives of their little ones it has saved. Strikes at the root of the trouble and draws out the inflamation. The children’s favorite Cough Cure. Gailey Drug Co. Mr. Martin Potts is now with Mr. A. D. Summers. This is a popular young man in a popular store. Mr. R. II. Hollingsworth, M Lithonia, was in Conyers last Wednesday. DeWitt’s Littlo Early Risers never disappoint. They are safe, pronjpt, gentle, effective in remov¬ ing all impurities from the livei and bowels. Small and easy to take. Never gripe or distress Gailey Drug Co. Mr. W. M. Richardson, oi Rich, ardson, was in Conyers Monday for the first time since before tie wreck at the shoos on the Southern railroad, in which he was severely injured. He is still on crutches on account of the injuries he sus¬ tained, but is much improved. Smoke El Palmetta cigars. For sale by Thompson Stewart. prof. Langston, of Oconee coun¬ ty, came up to Conyers last Sun¬ day and sang at the Baptist church He remained over Monday, and at night conducted a song service at the same church. Fe is making an effort to secure a class here and t h e prospect is very encouraging hitn Mr. M. W. Grinade, Jr., has our thanKs as well as our receipt for the Weekly-Ba.vkeb. Mrs. Carrie Wood has gone to spend some time with the family of her son, Mr, Walter Wood, at Winder, NO. 42 JEToi* Item . Mrs. Willie Conyers’ farm, “Drakes Eye,” containing over 500 acres. Apply to Mrs. V. C. Conyers Covington Ga. Mr. Jno D. Scott wi 1 • -mvo his family to town after h Was iinish ed gathering his crop. He will occupy Mr. II. E. Ray’s residence. Tlioc having cattle or hogs, and want the money for tnem, see A. B. Osborn. Mr. JMin Stowers will carry his fine colt to the Inter-State Fair. It 13 five months old and will be very hard to beat, in fact, we doubt if it has an equal in Geor¬ gia. After a two weeks visit to At¬ lanta, Mr. and Mrs. Mack Eakes have returned home. The millinery openings the past week were well attended by the la¬ dies and the display was both beautiful and pleasing. The la¬ dies are delighted with the pros¬ pect for “head-gear” in Conyeis this season. Bring us that wood! Mr. Sub¬ scriber. You promised it and we expect you to keep your promise, These mornings are chilly. Business has been a little dull for the past two weeks, considering the time of year, but Conyers has nothing to complain of. Every other town, so we are informed by traveling men, is down with same plamt. Farmers are waiting for an advance in the cotton mar¬ ket. Several of our observant citizens have discovered traces of frost three or four different mornings last week and this.