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About Conyers weekly. (Conyers, GA.) 1895-1901 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 15, 1898)
INSURANCE. illey 4 McELVANY. iL. XVII. » I Having prepared our statement we nd ourselves fully equipped to serve ou as heretofore. Our business will e continued upon the same lines that ave governed it for the past thirty We will carry a full line of «/ terchaiidise and in addition we will andle the famous Mitchel wagon—it for itself: We i T ‘ you to ome and teel at home in our store. Yours truly, D. M. ALMAND’S SONS. THREE HYMNS iat WfiSB be Used So the Dedication Service at the Baptist Ghmirch Suiniday.^^> D’S CONDESCENSION. [NO. 80(5.] iml will the great, eternal God ■luearth establish his abode? null I will lie, from his heavenly low throne, our temples for his own? B’lipse walls we to thy honor raise; ■oiig may they echo with thy praise; Bud thou, descending, (111 the place IVith choicest tokens of thy grace. ■fere let the great Redeemer reign, [With [While nil the graces divine of his his words train ; at¬ power [I'o tends, conquer foes and cheer his ' friends. And in the great, decisive day, When God, the nations shall" sur¬ |May vey, it before the world appear [That here. crowds were horn to glorv THE FIRM FOUNDATION. [NO. (578.] 1 How firm a foundation, ye saints of the Lord, Is laid for your faith in his excellent word ! What more can he say than to you he hath said, You who unto Jesus for refuge have fled.' 2 In every condition,—in sickness and health, In poverty’s vale, or abounding in wealth. At home and abroad, on the land on the sea,— As thy day may demand,shall thy strength ever be 3 E’en down to old age, nil my people shall prove My sovereign, eternal, unchangeable love; And when hoary hairs shall their temples adorn, Like lambs they shall still in my bosom he borne. f The soul that on Jesus hath leaned for repose, T That will soul,though not, I will not, all hell desert should to its endeavor foes; to shake I'll never, no never, no never, forsake! A Few of the Boys. Conyers has a noble set of l‘ 0l '"g men; so far as the Week ly kll0 ' vs they neither drink nor gamble a nd their morals other i wise will compare advantage ou % with any community in tiie land, Our all work young men are ers and this is a guar lat establishes their rep . They"’^' T Vlth "f tirue thinking t0 eu people. in othr ” a E e t an legitimate business Wtsuilg, there’ I young *H|y men are vari iMs year and j folio are engaged as (Ti¬ i % si's. Robt. Hudson, %1L Roland Bard 0 McDonald and John ?o n Mr. J. C Stephen- j . -i named being the ill a (Bill V* 0 5 / f§ f /i Ny T\ .. p V A / CONYERS, GA„ SATURDAY, JAN. 15, 1898. FOR LAYING A CORNER STONE. [NO. 8(58.] 1 Builder of mighty worlds on worlds, How poor the house must be, That with our human, sinful hands, We may erect for thee! 2 O Christ, thou art our Corner-stone, On thee our hopes are built; Thou art our Lord, our li<j;lit, our life, Our sacrifice for guilt. 3 In thy blest name we gather here, And consecrate the ground: The walls that on this rock shall rise Thy praises shall resound. ! May many a soul, from death re¬ deemed in heavenly regions fair, With joy exclaim, “1 learned the path glory there.” To God and eficient book-keeper of the firm. These are clever young men and have many friends, Mr. Howard McDonald is with M. H. Plunxet and makes a very valuable salesman. Mr. Luther Hollingsworth is with Wood & Hollingsworth and puts in full time at his post. Messrs. A. J. Summers and Clifford Sigman are with A. D. Summers. 'J’he first named is oue of the best salesmen in the city while the latter divides his ^ ime belliud the counter and in the office. ^ r - Otis Adair is with The Blue Front and it may be said that his services to the firm are invaluable. Mr. Clias. Nowell is with O. I>. Hudson and he is a sales¬ man to the manner bom. Chas, always earns his salary. Mr. Jas. Gailey, with the Gailey Drug C'o., is polite and nimble, and though young in years, ranks well as a salesman. Mr. Ed Stewart is, perhaps, the hardest working young man in town. He is sometimes in the store with his brother' sometimes on the dray and ad others he may he found at tin warehouse. Mr. Norman Jones is clerking for his father when his health will permit. Mr. Joe Norman, is the pop ular railroad agent hero and a clever, gentlemanly young man. He has as his assiataut, Mr John Carter, who is fast mas¬ tering the business. With R. W. Tucker is Chas ' E. Reagan, V. C. Altuand and AL K. Downs, cleverer gentle nen or better salesmen yov iou’t find. Mr, Reagan keeps the books for the firm, Messrs. Robt. Gailey, and D. J. Albei t are with The J. H, AJmand Co., and they make a ;eam. Mr. Gailey is mostly en¬ gaged in office work and Mr. Albert has charge of the dry goods room. He is a fine sales¬ man. Mr. Lem Still is with the Al taand Hardware Co., and makes the house a splendid man. D.M.Alraand’s Sons have no very young men employed but they have three good salesmen in L. T. Longshore, William Still and Henry Tucker, % I am now prepared to furnish all kinds 01 GtianOS, AclCtS ailCl CottOll! Seed Meal. J. F. TILLEY. Messrs. Clyde and Anhui Langford are with J. J. Lang fat'd, and could not- well hr spared by that firm. Henry McCalla is with Turn¬ er Bros., and is making a good furniture man. * Messrs. W, J. Eaks and Clar¬ ence Almaud are with the bank and will treat you cleverly il you have the right kind of pa per. We wish all of these young men, with any we may have overlooked, a successful year, both to themselves and then employees. tlily The present mayor and coun¬ cil has been tbe topic of discus¬ sion for the past few days, owing to the fact that some of theii rulings may be said to be of in terest. In the first place the usual costs or perquisites that went into the pockets of the marshal, deputy marsh and clerk, now finds its way into the treasury of tlu city. This is a new departure and will no doubt work to the good of tiie town. The next important move was on the part of the street commit tee and determines that all hitch mg posts in front of stores, must be moved, and all plow Stockl¬ and other goods, usually exhib ited on side walks and in front tf stores, must be kept on tin inside of the stores. The spit it >f the street committee is to keep the Street clear, and in good condition. The next move looked for is expected to uoint from the sanitary committee md is expected to effect tin •‘hog raisers” within city limits. It is very plain that 1 he may¬ or and council expect to enforce all the ordnances, and may uake still others in emergency cases. For Infants and Children. Tic fac¬ —is simile ca signature wrapper. every of A correspondent at Buford S ays that the people of that place had watermelons for Christmas dinner and the same authority says that they were the only peple that enjoyed such a treat. The writer did not know what he was talking about. Dozens of people in, this section think nothing strange of watermelons during Chrisnnas and afterwards. Tiffs writer has a few ripe melons in his garden which will be attended to later on, and he had fresh tomatoes from his garden Christmas day.—Val dosta Times, FIRE INSURANCE. TILLEY & McELVANY. NO. 2. A l S 4 S- 7 S, T f WE AEE ASSERTING IN THE COURTS OUR RIGHT TO THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE WORD “CASTORIA,” AND “PITCHER’S CASTORIA,” AS OUR TRADE MARK. I, DR. SAMUEL PITCHER, of Hyannis, Massachusetts, was ike originator o/“PiTCHER’S CASTORIA,” the same that has home and docs now on every hear the facsimile signature of wrapper. This is the original “ PITCHER’S CASTORIA,” which has been used in the homes of the Mothers of America for over thirty years. LOOK CAREFULLY at the wrapper and see that it is the hind you h ave always bought ’/e~~r~£T on the anct has the signature . of wrap per. No one has authority from me to use my name ex¬ cept The Centaur Company of which Chas. H. JFletcher is President. March 8,1807. ,p. Do Wot Bo Deceived. Do not endanger .the life of your child by accepting a cheap substitute which some druggist may offer you (because he makes a few more pennies on it), the in¬ gredients of which even he does not know. ‘ The Kind You Have Always Bought” BEARS THE FAC-SIM1LE SIGNATURE OF fij&SBSS* Insist That on Never Having The Kind Failed You. THE CCNTAUff COMPANY. 77 MURRAY 6TfiC£T, NEW YORK CITV. Your Job 0 Work to this I L, 21 rsassS, s ice. -H if ■: ’ If# a 9 'ey 'ey 'Cy <Ly YA T e are very thankful to our cus a ntl ^ in general for their patronage past years, and Q 'aithfuily piomise good treatment in tiio future. WE ARE NOW PREPARED i To do a time business, also we will sell for cash as cheap as tnybody. We are receiving the largest shipments of DRESS GOODS; DROSS TRIMMINGS, NO¬ TIONS. GENTS FURNISHINGS. HOSIERY, HATS, SHOES, LACES, i « .A M 1*1 M *€1 'Tl* B .Yfi i .>« i , Clothing, Ladies and Gents Neck¬ wear and Handkerchiefs, Ever brought to tiffs place, and cheaper than ever before sold. Also all kinds of .................................. Farming Supplies In Hardware, Flour, Meat, Meal, Seed Oats, Salt, Jugwaid, Molasses and Syrups from 1"> io 40 cents, and everything as proportion. Call aud see us and bring your M f! - 4 h w *1 KJ iBTil. el Clever Clerks and straight dealings.................... We have too many tilings to mention all in this space so call for what you want and you will he treated right. Yours truly, J 7\i b. C L I >>. WORK: ll Neatly execu ted. Prices ve ry reasonable. This office.
