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TOMAk E MONEY i
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IS ONE THING—TO SAVE 17 IS ANOTHER. 1
The history of the world is that all men
can make money, but few can save it.
You needing good fence. I make *
are a can you
money by buying a wire fence of me, and save y ou
a big some of money yearly.
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Page’s Wire Fencing is the strong¬
est, lightest,
most serviceable and cheapest lencing made. No
1 arbed wire to tear clothing or injure animals. Can
not be torn down, carried off and burned. Keeps
everything barred from the smallest to the largest
fowl. I have just received one carload of this fenc¬
ing and have it stored at the R. F. Davis store.
FRANK D. BALLARD,
Covington, Ga.
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Now Is The Time t
To get your plowing of gardens done on t
short notice. Good hands and good plows,
work done 0 .|§K. Dray running regular. **
Gan do all kinds of hauling on short notice.
Don't fail to call on G. L. Hurst for all
kinds of work. Before you trade, look !
look ! to your interest.
G. L. HURST
In Brick Stable below Court House.—ap.30. j
Brain Leaks.
Only a poor sermon satisfies
-verybudv.
Adversity is toe safety binke on
vanity.
Gossip thrives only in a field of
listeners.
Those who have suffered are
best able to feel.
Clein politics will come when
honest men assume control.
Irmihle is about all some church
members give the preacher.
Satan never wastes time on the
owner of a well thumbed Bible.
A corrupt city government is
possible^nly m a citv full of
hypocrites.
i There
is, too, plenty of room at
the bottom, but the company is
not nearly too select.
F; oni precept to practice 13 such
a loiig distance that most men
never cover it.
iiiose who become tired at a 40
minute sermon can sit three hours
in a theatre.
: When profits through
a man
wrong or fails through lack of ef
i fort he is very apt to talk about
i “destinv.
There is something wrong about
1 the Christianity of the church
' member who takes
! no interest in
politics.
Some people think they are
. growing sentimental when in
1 rutJi they are merely in need of a
liver regulator.
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Tiie longer a boy is tbd to bVa
mother's apron-strings the in'ii rer
he is to success when he does cut
1 mse.
i When men are as true to them
selves as their clogs ' are true to
i their masters, this will be
1 much
better world to live in.
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1 Tin best knowledge is knowing
!: •v to appreciate what w:have
| and how to get along without the
tilings ive cannot pos: S.
Nothing makes a man feel that
he i growing old like finding out
for t he first time th it he caii no
j longer “chin himself- on a tiori
zontal bar.
There always will be men will¬
ing to give dollars to learn that
the pea is not under the shell, but
unwilling to give .pennies to learn
the right.
The man whose children are not
glad to see him wh<>> he comes
home in the evening is not to be
trusted any further than vou can
throw a barnyard by t! he cure.
Vays to Get Rid of a Lover.
Edmund Russell lectured to
the Eclectic Club ut New York on
‘Some Ancient Writings of India-’
He selected from one of these ns
his main topic the chapter on
“Eighty seven ways of getting
l id of a lover.
Here are some of the eighty
seven varieties:
Underrate his friends.
Step often on Ins feet.
: Ridicule those lie resembles.
Mortify him before servants.
Ask him to love you when he is
tired. v
Invite your mother to visit you
irequently.
Ask him for things lie cannot
possibly give you.
Find fault with all his plans
for your pleasure.
Should he offer a caress, turn
! your head a little to the left side,
j Move your hands a little every
3 time he opens his month. It
! will make him nervous.
I Lot him with who
see 3-011 men
are his superiors while he sits
bored and unnoticed in the back¬
ground.
When he begins to tell you a
story, always interrupt him and
begin another that has 110 relation
to the one he is trying to tell you.
Never laugh when he laughs,
should you both happen to laugh
at the same time, let him clearly
understand that } r ou are not
laughing at the same thing he is
laeirff’-g at.
Georgia Na\^s and Views.
T h#* howling fever lias struct
Ain -ricus.
’1 he Courier-Dispatch wants a
meat inspection law for Dublin.
Cedar t own is preparing to en
tertain the Georgia Weekljr Press
! Association, July 13. I
iilato Pension Co in miss loner i
i Lindsey will lie the Memorial dav i
orator at Fort Valiev.
The first meeting for the year
of the Carroll County Sunday
School Association will be in ses
sioii it lioopville, March 28 and
29.
The Brunswick hoard of trade
is uft-r the Mallory Steamship
Company with the hope in mind
to secure better shipping facilities
for that port.
Tifton holds an election Wed¬
nesday, April 8, to authorize the
issue of 125,000 in twenty year 4
per cent bonds, for the purpose of
erecting a school building.
Hawkinsville will vote on a
bond issue, April 10. The amount
is $40,000, for the purpose of
building and maintaining a sys¬
tem of waterworks, drainage and
sewerage.
Next Saturday, Hon. Harvey
Jordan, accompanied by Col.
Redding of tin- state experimental
station, will be in Cedartown for
tho purpose of organizing an in¬
stitute in that senatorial district.
Cliiiinnan Coheh of the Augusta
polic commission and chief Nor¬
ris h announced that the old
Com irate veteran members of
th« # ?e may attend the New Or
d'rts 1 ; union without loss of time.
Albany Hi raid : Three hundred
thousand dollars! These figures
represent what ttie farmers in the
region round about Albany have
paid, and have obligated them¬
selves to pay, foivcommercial fer¬
tilizers this year. It will take
more than one-fourth of the av¬
erage cotton crop marketed in
this city to pay for it.
Where His Orders Came Prom
i ho one who enjoys a laugh will
enjoy tli is:
A raw recruit in the cavalry,
mimed Murphy was given one of
the vorst buckers in the whole
troo[» to ride, He had never
been on a horse in his life, and
the drill was anything but a re
creator to him, a-, the sequel will
show.
“Now, mv men,” said the ser¬
geant, addressing them, “no one
is allowed to dismount witho.it or¬
ders from a superior officer, Re¬
member that. ’ I
Tim was no sooner in the saddle
than lie was hurled head over
heels through the air, and came
down so hard that the breath was
almost knocked out of him.
“Murphy!” shouted 1110 ser¬
geant when he discovered the man
sj-.r-ad out on the ground “you
dismounted.”
11 1 did.
1 4 Did you have orders? From
headquarters, 1 suppose,” with a
sneer.
“No, from hindquarters ? 5
Not Such a Fool.
A young man who had returned
home from South Africa, where he
had been for his health, narrated
his adventures to his father, and
told him among other tilings he
had bought a silver mine for $5000
says London Tid Bits.
i 4 I knew they’d swindle you!”
exclaimed the old man. ‘‘So you
were fool enough to buy a humbug
mine.
“Yes, but I didn’t lose any¬
thing. I formed a company and
sold half the stock to a Londoner
for $7,500. M
4 4 Y-you did?” gasped the old
man, turning white. < ( I’ll bet
I’m the one who bought it. ? >
4 4 Exactly so,” coolly observed
the young man, as he crossed his
legs and asked his father whose
turn it was now.
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The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
ia u?e for over CO rears, has homo the signature of
and has been made under his per¬
sonal supervision tnnoe its infancy.
Allow no cno to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and Subs Cit HI 1AJ*1 aro but Ex¬
periments that trifle wit It and endanger the health of
Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment
What fs CAS rORSA
Castoria is a substitute for Caster C1J, Paregoric, Drops
and Soothing Syrups. It is Harmless and Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine ncr otlier Narcotic
substanee. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children’s Panacea—Tito Ilothcr’s Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
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The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
TMC CENTAUR COMMNV, TT MURRAY STRUCT, NtWYORK CITV.
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Read What Mr. Tuggle Has to say
of Dr. J. A. Wright's Ever Pills
Mansfield, Newton County, Ga., Feb. 16, 1903 .
Dr. J. A. WRIGHT,
Covington, Ga.
Dear Sir: — I want to say to the public that 1 have sutiered
for the past two years with a liver trouble, and I have tried all
he remndies I could think of and found no relief until I tried
a box of Dr. j. A. WRIGHT ’S LIVER PILLS, after trying
them I found relief at once. I want to say that any one that
with Liver Trouble to try a box of J. A. WRIGHT’S
LIVE D IV 1 i »f ILL r r •. . I can safely recommend them to be the best
Liver Pills on the ma ket. T hey are worth ^their weight in
and ever\- family would do well to keep on hand a box of
Dr. j. A, wrights Liver Pills,
1 -r Wright, i: you went to publish this testimony you
uo so. Respectfully,
C. A. TUGGLE
TOR S.wLE 1 i > > Y
9 A. WRIGHT, Druggist Covington, Ga.
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