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About Conyers weekly. (Conyers, GA.) 1895-1901 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 17, 1898)
SURANCE. 32mg RiaS oU t the Old, Ring in the New! Our great effort is to p ease you. The Summer Season is Drawing to a Close. :0^«+ .1^0^' the coming pall season will be a busy nN£ WITH US. WE ARE PREPARING TO MEET WITH A FULL STOCK WHICH WE WILL SELL AT “LET LIVE PRICES.” As usual we will be in the cotton market an d will pay the best market price. Allfarm products will find a ready market with us. Our store has been headquarters for the people for many years and we invite all to come to see us and feell at home. We propose to sustain the well esi tablished reputation of our house for honest straightforv. ard dealing. Yours very truly, D.M. ALMAND’S SONS. bur Mr, Summers has returned from lw York and other Eastern markets iere he bong-htone of the largest and udsomest stocks of Dry oroods, cloth fete M ever brought to Conyers, iese goods are now arriving daily dare being opened up as fast asthe> ich us. The public generally are in fed to come to our store and examine ese goods. We will make prices that 11 suit you and and the goods we i er you can’t be surpassed in style t quality. See us. SUMMERS. 111 Help Me To Re¬ member: 'll 1,111 not specially 7 11 com aQd empowered to re A °dd and keep things . .,V' 8the w oHd managed r ? hundred nce ’ r ound the sun '' and sixty j 111 its axis each year ,, j,;'; 1 ^enturies can manage prior to to alun g some way after k. la lii i, piitna-facie evi— ill (Imiiig >$ A / wi* CONYERS, GA., SATURDAY, SEP. 17, 1888. dence that my neighbor is a fool because he does not adopt my theories or like my ways. That, while I am a very nice man and deserve considera¬ tion, sympathy, honor, etc., yet I am not in a class all by my¬ self. « ( There are others, 9 « That draging some man down will not help me to rise to any good or noble eminence. That “envy is ignorance, imi¬ tation is suicide,’’ jeolously is venomous and covetousness a breach of the eternal decalogue. That the church does not need me near so much as I need the church. That it nothing helps to lose patience with people for not do¬ ing right. That screamiDg or bellowing, so as to rival the bulls of Bash au, will not make intelligent people think that I am “preach¬ ing with power ” That perspiration in the pul¬ pit is not so effective as perspir aaion in the study and and in the closet. The pastoral visiting cannot take the place of thoughtful sermons, studied out and pray¬ ed over. That nothing can take the place of pastoral visiting. That there is a. time for all these things,-preaching, prayer, study, visiting and all that a pastor has to do. That I have all the time 1 need for doing my God given work; but not a moment to lose to folly or idleness. That time spent in reading a good book is time well spent. And that the man who does not ‘‘read up,” will “rust out.” That all good people are not dead: that the church is not cor¬ rupt, nor in danger of going to pieces. That with a beam in my eye, lam in a poor fix to act physi¬ cian to the man troubled with a mote in his. That the purer in heart, a tnaji gets the less he sees of bis brother's faults, and the more conscious he becomes of his own. That the nearer I get to God. the further 1 get from self ami the closer I get to the hearts oi men. That time flies, opportunities call but once, the king’s busi¬ ness requires haste and tliai what I do for him, must bt done quickly. That to read my Bible, tc pray, to work with ail my might each day, and each day try tc he more like Jesus, is my duty aud should be my delight. That although my sphere is an obscure one, and my work an humble one, and of no sig uifiance in men’s eyes, yet my sphere is God-appointed: and my work so great that I endang¬ er my soul when I neglect it. and unless I perform it, eterni¬ ty will find it undone, and find me speechless when the King comes in That never, this side of the stars, will I find a place where the devil is not my enemy, and where I do not need “to arm me for the fight with the panoply of of God. ■ > That “it is good for me that 1 have been afflicted, > 9 Crushing the rose loses its beauty, which is short-lived, but reveals its sweet and lasting perfume. Perhaps you have made up your mind to take Scoffs Emulsion this summer. Then look for this picture on the wrapper, a man with a big fish on his back. ^ Do not let anyone talk to you of something “ just as good.” cod When you want liver oil and the hypo phosphites you want the very best. You will find them in only one place, Scott’s Emulsion. There is no other emul sion like it; none does the same work; and no other has the same record of cures. All Druggists, 50c. and ft. SCOTT & Bowne, Chemists, N. Y. KEW MS mis ML?! Shipments of Crocxery, Glassware, Lamp goods etc., just opened up. Shipments of Dress goods ar living that will delight the ladies. We are ready with the season and shall keep in the front row. 13 la I A >T OF )ES .11ST XIV. Some ladies slippers in our stock are being sold at less than cost. They are great bargains. COME TO OUR PLACE. JOHN C. STEPHENSON. New Store, New Goods, New Firm. aillVIilltAL MEI1CHAVTN IN THE J. H. ALMAND BLOCK. CoijyeDs, Qa. —w We have entered business hoping to make an honest living aud benefit our fellow men. We are known to the people of the surrounding country and we invite them to come to our store and examine ovr goods and learn our prices. AY r e will do all in our power to make it to your interest lo give us a portion of your trade. Our goods are are as good as the best and peifeclly new. Be sure to call on us when you come to Conyers. Yours to serve, STARK A EONDSHORE. Williams & Wiaker ■ We have entered the General mercantile business in Conyers and offer to the people a New line of General Merchandise at reasonable prices. We will keep everything usually kept in such a store and at pri :es to suit the times. HOME MADE FLOUR, GRA¬ HAM FLOUR, and good home made MEAL can ALWAYS be found at our store. We will carry a general line and wc invite you to call on us at our store on Commerce street when you come to town. We have selected fall grown seed wheat and oats for sale. We will buy your cotton seed and pay the highest market price for same. Carry your cotton to our ginnery where wo give genuine satisfac tion. Respectfully, Willlaoncxs ’WLh.xteufeer. That the only enduring sub¬ stance, the only thing that can enter heaven, is character. So whatever helps to make me wis¬ er, stronger, better and moie Christ-like, is “good for me,’’ md is welcome, whether labor, or toil, or tears, oi pain. That love sweetens labor, and that self-sacrifice is a joy to him whose highest ambition is to be conformed to the image of Christ. Loy Wakwick* One Minute Cough Cure, cures Tb«t 13 Wh»t it T/33 made tor. FIRE IN5URANCE. TILLEY 4 McELVANY- NO. 37. There is no luck of wise and experienced statesmen who could represent the United States faithfully aud well at th© court of St. James. But to find one rich enough—that is the problem which puzzles the ex¬ ecutive in casting about for a successor to Ambassador Hay. Our diplomatic service in the British capital must he commit¬ ted to the care of some one who can i ( meet the social require— uientsin England,’’ and with no nonsense of republican simplic¬ ity about him.
