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About Conyers weekly. (Conyers, GA.) 1895-1901 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 8, 1896)
xvi. fCty 'correspondents. Uy paper should reflect ; f every portion of • 0 the unity, else it bootup to measure of such a publi The country people are tr the most important of our ilatiou at nl that which they well as that which may s L is naturally .nr of (o them, and important interest to t of mankind. Just as . es people inter country are I in pie events of the town, are the town people in so in the ired in happenings try- would [ page of county r news a most interesting fea e and it is | Lgjre 0 f the Weekly, tn procure contribu who will obligate them KS tO write every week in L that we may furnish our ]ers with this page of county 'S. off and then we have re communications from parts of the county, they have been so iiregular almost entirely lose their We would prefer not, Rave them at all unless the ters are willing to aid us in iking them a permanent fea e of the paper. n order to make the proper angements and guarantee a comity news de Campos in madrid. Feb, 4.—Gen. Cam arrived here to-day. crowd gathered at the Val Railway station and the train arrived on liicli he was traveling to Mad fl loted some of the t.ssemblage at him. A few of the lowd cl.eered but, it was evi Int that the popular feeling las against him for his failure I suppress the iusurieffion in [uba, lesent A number of police were at the station and some I the hooters were arrested - |Gen. NO Oampos arrived here at j o’clock this evening . lost of the ministers and a limber of men prominent in fclitical life met him at the rail jay station and he was given a prdial welcome. Quite a crowd pembled pd outside the station when Gen. Campos ap pared las he was cheered. There some hooting and whistling phe N drove to his residence, but, gendarmes were vigilant pd prnpted drove insult off those who at I to Campos. Some the more pertinacious lioot h were arrested. One man paped ptempted from liis captors and to run aivay. The pdarmes piled him. fired at him and I A majority of the newspa lers here are indignant witli ,e n. Campos for suggesting bat autonomy should be gran Jd are to that the the Cubans. suggestion They is de an emit to the nation after the acrifices it has made.—Augus a Chronicle. oltloAl 80 ' 1 UE paper l ara / & d r ; \ : ❖ 13 fSJi V CONYERS, SATURDAY. FEB O. ,Q A i 896. In memory off Alex S. Death has invaded the hap¬ py circle of our school and borne off one of our best brightest boys. We are sad and sorrowful that the smiling face, the loving tender voice, of dear Alex Tilley, ceases to be seen and heard in our midst. He has gone to join the angel band. We wou’d not call thee from thy ’ sweet resting place back to the sorrows of earth again. He is now free of pain, awaiting the coming of loved ones. But we miss him so much ! Never will the va¬ cant place in our school be filled. By it resolved, That while we deplore the loss we bow in hum¬ ble submission and say’ “Fath¬ er Thy will, not ours, be done” and Resolved, That, our school lias lost one of its brightest stu¬ dents and one that Holds our memory as a beloved school¬ mate and friend, and Resolved, That oar sympa¬ thies are extended to the be reaved family in their sore af¬ flictions and Resolved, That the family of our beloved brother be furnish¬ ed with a copy of these resolu¬ tions, and that they be pub¬ lished in the Weekly. From his grade. Dan Davis. Hattie Wallis. Osk Grove Items. We are having some lovely weather this week. Farmers are winding up there oat sow¬ ing and preparing there ground for a new corn crop. There are several new cases of meaebs in this vicinity this week. It seems that e' e 7 body is going to tike them that lias not had them —Old as well as young. Messrs Itus Walker and Gttc Clotfelter, of Smyrna, were in our midst Saturday evening. Miss Mary Stephenson, one of Covington’s most attractive youug ladies has been spendi ig several days in our community, the guest of Miss Maude Allen. Misses Dycie and Matt e Ar¬ go, of your town, spent Tues¬ day and Wednesday night with friends around Oak Grove, Several young men of your city were seen at-the entertain mem; Monday evening at Mr. II. H. Allen’s. Mr R. L' Hudson is having some improvmects mabe on his residence. When completed it will help H ie l°°ks to a great The society was no; so large. ly attended Sutumay evening on account of so much sickness being in our community, After the program was car vied out Col, J. R. Irwin made elegant speech on education, Also Prof. A. D. Hammock gave a short talk on the same subject. A gentleman, whose business carries him all over five of the leading cotton growing states at least four times a year, re marked yesterday that the most extensive preparations were be¬ ing made for a large acreage of cotton lie had ever noticed, Mules guano and plows are in demand everywhere, «d confidently expects to see a r , 00 ° hale crop r ^ d th'e You V :1 1 if You Liv3 and Yo-.il* Family or Estate iffY..u Die. Mr, Ca.i3 G. Cain, our popu lar life insurance agent, has ro cenllv connected him°olf with the Security Mutual Life »«• Co. of Atlanta, Oa.• a homo company gotten up on the " most sientilic \ and mathematical plan at e any insurance ■ company we have ever investigated. It offers to the insuring public a guaran¬ teed insurance backed by a $25,000 deposite with the Insurance Commissioner of Georgia as a protection to pol¬ icy holders and offers the most profitable investment that can be found. It does away with the usual cry, “have to die to win” as the policy matures in 20 years or less for its face value from date of policy. By this means the policy holder can enjoy " the protection ot insurance over his f.miltf tatmiy .nil ami potato eSta.e and 111 .! fto it tlir> tne same time lay up something for old age 01' as the old saying goes n for a “rainy day”. Now ■ - as I .understand this, the rates llSUcll . ordinary ,. ... JltG tO &rc tDG l O mul are to lire reach of most any health V person, and then to " show tbs conservativeness . Ol „ the management of this home company will uot insure any one life for more than $2,000. Tiie policies are incontestable for anything 1 except ment of premiums after one , year' The officers of this corn pany are among the most suc¬ cessful bi siuess men of Ath n ta , Ga„ and is endorsed by . £IS ">11 J* liOs\ /^T-i.-r ly, O AT xM SUCIl IH 011 J.v> I J 11 •*--»- i~v lOrt 1 G r an (1 3 mail y D Ill an } j ; financiers. . J ills . is . otllGl* ^ a borne company and ^ should have your first consideration. , V rT COngralUJai-C t . M goon iyA "1 V O CIU fl’icnd having t . lie ^ . | on and goodjudgme.it to connect himself with a home institution that has such bright prospects. The company should, and believe will have a and t fdlOUKi 1 ,11 na L* rfr\ T »e tl,A Ult career , l ty support OI e 6V( j ry ^ inn n ieal J ‘ that loves home, his family .. and , tne 1 prosperity 1 of a Georgia 111 - Stitution. . • o • The Central Georgia Bank, of Macon, has indicated to Gov erner Atkinson its willingness to 2 per cent enterest 011 State deposits this year.—Ey Phe Silver Dollar is the name of a new paper in Statesborc. Verily, The Silver Dollar fills a long feltwant Ex. INow that the Liberty Bell is ^ thought it wou id be Char piy-Rossed in the South can now breathe more easily.—Ex. The farmers of Wilcox county almost without exception, will enlarge their vineyards, peach apple and pear archards this year. Wilcox will ere long be one oi the leading fruit counties of the state.— Abbe ville Exponent. Men who ought to know say the peach and other fruit are in a satisfretory condition and that the indications are fa vorable to at least a fair fruit crop this yea r. Of course favorable conditions later m u crop, but it is toll, to worry over a mtsfortuue that ^ ^Houaton _ E-Prus-iT-nt Benjamin IJnrri will wed Ha lain wife niece, Mrs. Caroline Dimmiek, of Mew lurk, ai'l.. r .Lent.—Ex. YEARS OF INTENSE PAIN. “ a ^ who suffered with ' fi " i°«r y™™, -Tins remeay aad all treatments known to him sc it ana f u.. r. tator.,;- ■ i. .a.a tus* heart dl-votir'-. u curable. He v. -Utss “I wish to tell what your valuable medi cine has done for me. For four years lh;:d heart disease of tiio very worst kind. 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