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About Conyers weekly. (Conyers, GA.) 1895-1901 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 24, 1898)
|paNCS. KtU'W’*- V rff H« i out the Old, King in the New! rfr Our great effort is to pease you. i’.e Summer Season is Drawing to a Close. — . Tur roMING FALL SEASON WILL BE A BUS. tr H 1 V r ITH US. WE ARE PREPARING TO MEET WITH A FULL STOCK WHICH WE WILL SELL ’“LET LIVE PRICES.” is ust ial we will be in the cotton market [si will pay the best market price. Allfarm inducts will find a ready market with us. Our store has been headquarters for the people for many years and we Re ail to come to see us and feed at home. We propose to sustain the well ■ifeiied reputation of our house for honest straightforward dealing. Yours very truly, D.M. ALMAND’S SONS. if Mr, Summers lias returned from York and other Eastern markets re lie bought one of the largest and Isomest stocks of Dry Goods, cloth de a 9 ever brought to Conyers. ie k) soods are now arriving daily are being.opened up as fast astInn The public generally are in T to come to our store and examine v goods. We will make prices that suit you and and the goons we you can’t be surpassed in style uality. See us. SUMMERS. [Tide Philosophy. F u Pon their father ‘ 1 rh vs has a job ' m g upon them on 1 wbeu they had ■ fisliin. 2 in the hog pen Q est fiog in the ! little ho gs hope lm uud become ases themsel ves. tIie 5j og is ai most Pollytishun. ■i VC orking r his man di ■ 5 * Of I f itM fi: d F 3 i t\% I I 'Mt /1 : i % /JUD' *\ rs^ 0 rig! CONYERS, SATURDAY SEP. 24. 1898. sees a mighty bine foot reflected there, with more than slags a-Hutterin in the breezes. Retrospecktive dreams are ov the crooked foot-paths we made in early life: while dreams ov the footshure been but one straight path up to heaven, with the hotels all located on both of that path, and we com¬ to trudge along without cent in our pocket, and a single Ianlord likev to give s a jigger on tick, It isn’t near so hard to stand lonc as it is to fall alone, So lone as yoor a standing there’ll be lots of Summer friends flock around bui when . in you: you fall, or even fail, they run from vou as they J would from a leper, Napoleon cabbage paim , at s Longwood has been blown down It was the last G tree of its kind the Island T . of . St. c Helena, tt i and .i on the secies has not been found elsewhere. - VFtt 1 ! KIond i ke Lccals. . Gathering hay is the order of the day. iss Pauline Foster and lit— tie sister, Mai tha, of Li thorn si, visited Mrs. Ford last-week. Rev. A. O. Pyle visited his brother. Mr. T. W, Pyle last week. One day last week a colored boy while driving a cow, careless ly tied tr o "ope around his body. The cow became unruly and ran several hundred yards with him across flat rock. Result, swol¬ len body, skin face, and dis¬ abled generally. Some of our people report having seen a hog in Conyers recently. - Quite a number of our people are attending the protracted meeting at Rockland this week. ’ Wanted; A. Klondike young man want’s a wife, whose com¬ plexions and dimentions are as follows. (5 feet in statue, brown hair, blue eyes, about f>5 years of age. avoirdupois 150, and a little money $5 at least. One with a sweet disposition is pre¬ ferred; This young man, whose uprightness extends over 6 feet t cavernwardly, is intelligent and tolerable good looking, and would make a good husband, If however, any young lady, who chances, to see this, sees lit, to answer this, address “Simpson” Klondike, Ga., and we will con¬ vey it to the right party. The school at this place gave an exhibition last Friday night. The exercises were very good. The dialogue (Milk Maid’s Convention) deserves special no¬ tice, “Cowology” was thor¬ oughly discussed,, and every¬ thing was made practical by having a cow an the stage. Af¬ ter some discussing representa¬ tives of The Constitution, De Kalb New Era and Klondike Herald were permitted to note the proceedings of the conven¬ tion. But these maids serious¬ ly objected to the Conyers Week ly’s artist, who wanted to pho¬ tograph the convention. Several were down from Lithonia, in¬ cluding Lithonia’s string band Rov. A.C. Pyle gave an ad¬ dress, at the close of winch lie recited a piece (Sockery ) which the crowd enjoyed very loudly. Prof. Jerome Robinson who has this school in charge, will enter the State Normal School next week. Jack, Perhaps you have made up your mind to take Scott’s Emilslin this summer. M a Then look for this picture on / the wrapper, a 1 man with a big W \ fish on his back. Do not let anyone talk to you of something “ just as g 00 t i.” When you want cod liver pj 1 an d n;e hypo phosphites you Y/.„ want <jnH very hflct best, i' u will hna in only one place, Scott’s Emulsion. There is no other emul sion like it; none other does the same hW work * W and no other the record of cures. vJtSSSS'&SlSkY. if 11 Hill Hal. h T . KMttmtitrBmstimiuuttM':x*«»*3rvu■»«*■•*«»»*■» Shipments of Crocxery, Glassware, Lamp etc., iust, opened up. Shipments of Dress goods uc living that will delight the ladies. We are ready with the season and shall keep in the front row. 1.51 CjS 5 ^ KJT c si.l OJWW •i & xrv. South ladies slippers in our stock are being sold at less than cost. They are gtoat bargains. COME TO a U R JOHN C. STEPHENSON. Store, New Goods, New Finn. mnr X I I cy _ 4 IN THE J. H. ALMAND BLOCK. 0oi]yei ! s, Q-a. We have entered business hoping to make'an honest living benefit our fellow men. Wo are known to the people of the surrounding country aid we invite them to come to our store and examine ovr goods and learn our prices. We will do all in our power to make it to your interest to us a portion of your trade. Our goods are are as good as the best and perfectly new. Be sure to call on us when you oome to Conyers. Yours to serve, NTAI d I%Z Ac IjONGSHOUIC. ||1181 Ah | h § ?m,$ S Ey fjsfij a i ms a We have entered the General mercantile business in Con¬ yers and offer to the people a Newline of General Merchandise 9 at reasonable prices, We will keep everything usually kept in such a store and prices to suit the times. HOME MADE FLOUR, GRA¬ HAM FLOUR, and good home made MEAL can ALWAYS he found at our store. We will carry a general line and we invite you to call on at cur 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 price for same. Carry your cot!on to our ginnery where we give genuine sat isfaction. Respectfully; ■Willia.KQ.s Me Lincon s|)!it rails for a living Garfield rode a mule that ; 0 ii a canal boat. George Washington carried i chain for a surveyor. j Daniel Webster earned shillings as chores boy. Davis, . ben. „ t < ! 1 ... Mmnessota, crove a ais i, o f... Dnaet lcam , v> an -, to „ r 11 : y " t he plow , John M. lhurston, o t from Nebraska, once drove !«>»y <*»*»*»■ ,,, . « Henry Ward Beecher, the first began l.is work, milked the cow and HRE INSURANCE. TII.UEY *. NO. o oo. o ih-i stable work.— Ex. Boarding houses are necesSa ry evils, intended to convince bachelors that they should have homes of their own. 'The woman who is continu . . jy lec turing her husband eitli er thinks he is a fool, e , or else . she , has torgotten that a word to the wise is sufficient. Queen Victoria’s private a i-^tments are , hung w.tlr a se nes of paintings leprescntmg i» domestic life since the ttme of her marriage.
