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5 Bing oivc tlia Old, Bing in the New I
! Our great effort is to pease you.
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The Summer Season is
Drawing to a Close.
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THE COMING FALL SEASON WILL BE A BUSY
ONE WITH US. WE ARE PREPARING TO MEET
IT WITH A FULL STOCK WHICH WE WILL SELL
at “LET LIVE PRICES.”
As usual we will be in the cotton market
aa d will pay the best market price. Allfarm
S products will find a ready market with us.
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Our store has been headquarters for the people for many years and we
invite ail to come to see us and feed at home, We i ropose to sustain the well
established reputation of our house for honest straightforward dealing.
Yours very truly,
D. M. 1 LLMANDA SONS,
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DRY GOODS.
I to ■BOM IMMF v-'' AC 4r f Cl bummers Motto for
bason. The “po ‘ Farmers and
po“ Merchants and “po 44 town
I ust all get together and trade
/1 ding to the /4 po’‘ amount of
ley have. Cotton is cliep and so is
u ! *. * -• J l /2 C 5 m im 00 trara
At Summers 4 iioods Co.
Klondike Locals.
' recent storm
ie cotton crop here.
ir and Mrs. G. W.
7 ;• 77 Houseworth, Mr.
' * ell, Misses Denie P ow
7 > h; Burgess and Mr. and
' ! 7 Houseworth went
' J the Presbytery
Way.
-rimonial advertise
u; - -i fortnight
ago,
• ' !C Kd to only by
H be giad the
: ufest more
p 13 laager.
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CONYERS, GA. j ^ n i rn T\ r- OCT. 1 CJ 1 , hu. CO
We said sometime ago
ther e would be a wedding h
isoon. Well, just wait.
Rev. W. T. Grauade, of Rock
dale, will preach at Philadelphia
next Sunday evening at 7.
o, clock.
Mr. Tom Pyle still wants a
war record,
Messrs. Bob Hudson and
John Hardin, of your town,
were here one night last week.
John went “possum”
while Bob talked to the girls.
We think that Bob had the
ter luck,
Little Myrtle Leftwhich
.daughter of Mr. and Mrs. It: M.
Leftwhich, fell from the loft of a
small building and broke her
leg just above the ankle, She
is getting along very nicely at
this writing.
Jake. |
It is almost invariably
people who are not habitual ad
vertisera who are induced to
with . , tire, . such ,
par. r money on
worthless advertising schemes
as folders, clocks, hotel registers
hotel desks, railroad time-ta
iLYmight m eg an( j a host of other devices
be mentioned.
so spent might almost as
well be thrown into the lake.
even if it. costs only a dollar,
is ill,at lunch money thrown a
way .-Ex.
Good Things To Learn.
Learn how to tell a story. A
well told story is as welcome as
a sunbeam in a sick-room.
Loarn to keep your own troub¬
to yourself. The world is
too busy to care for your ills
sorrows.
Learn to stop croaking, If
don’t see any good in this
keep the bad to yourse.lt.
Learn to hide your aches and
under a pleasant- smile.
one cares whetlier you
earache, headache or rheu¬
.
Learn to attend strichly to
our business, This is a
important point.
Learn to greet your friends
with a smile. They carry too
frowns in their own
be bothered with any of yours.
HAKE FRIENDS.
Jt is no use in making ene¬
says an exchange, for
is too short to cherish mal¬
and enmity, A man will
be unhappy who makes
Make friends. It is
to do when you set your
on the task . Anybody
friendship is woith hav
can be won by an uprigiit
manly course of conduct.
If you disagree with a naan
can avoid the subject of dis¬
and still remain friends .
Flie man who cultivates a sus
disposition and imagines :
every fellow he meets is I
to undermine him or get!
best of him is never happy.
strengthens some men toj
them. As. long as you
them that you suspect
of evil intentions, the tern
to do. wrong is almost ir
But if you show
that you have confidence
him his own manhood comes
his rescue and upholds him
the hour of temptation.
It is a good idea to make a
wherever you can. It is
pleasantest occupation in
Meet pour fellowman v\ it.li
smile and a cheerful word.
out your hand to him
show him that you have an
Children
They <1° "“rticulof^Tlicy
but have no strength. You
cannot say they are really
sick, and so you call them
What can be done for them?
Our answer is the same that
the e best best physicians physicians have have been been
Riving for a quarter of a cen
tury. Give them
<3 Olilliillviti
o{ CodLiver 0il with Hy p 0 .
phosphites. It has most re
markable nourishing power.
It gives color to the blood. It
“nge strength,to
cles. it adds power to tne
nerves. It means robust
AT hTants'ralidK- J }i aa.iTi’n
flcsh , f aiven mount
a ma a
three or’four times each day.
50 c. and$ 1 . 00 ; *ndra^ists.
Er*~'-v serr;- ! <1002 I* *"*49 i . »? r : ?5 7 5 .n ft \r —rase.? m
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Shipments of CrocKor;-, Glassware, Lamp goods
etc., just ojh noil up. St pmciity ot Du a goods ar
living that will delight the ladies.
We are ready with
the season and shall keep in the front row.
O i <L^ I A r v < i'l r Silo 1 QS
. ta ajfSLT irv.
Some ladies slippers in our stock are being sold at
less than cost. They are groat bargains.
COME TO OUR -PLACE.
JOHN C. STEPHENSON,
New Store, Mew Goods, Mew Tin
Q $jim cv r ip T.> 1.1 Alii H
isinJ tJJi aj^ ]$aiai eoia a,^th
IN THE J. IT. ALMAND BLOCK.
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We have entered business hoping to make an honest liv 15
and benefit our fellow men. Wo are knov 11 to the people .of
the surrounding country and we invite them (0 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
give us a portion of your trade,
Our goods are are as good as the best and perfectly new. 39
sure to call on us when you come to Conyers.
Yours to serve,
W'LA RK A I. X > rVC i JSI R€ * fi i.f j.
6^9 WiUiams 1 Ml l ^ Whitaker sj s
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We have entered the Gem ral mercantile business in C. -
e,, s and offer to the people a New line of General Merchant! je
t reasonable prices,
We will keep everything usually kept in such a store and ifc
prices to suit the times.
HOME MADE FLOUR, GRi k.
HAM FLOUR, and good home mac 3
MEAL can ALWAYS be found a C r
OUT StiOTG.
We will carry a general line and we invite you to call on
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
i'™ cf ° r
Carry your cotton to our ginnery where we give genuine < A
isfaction.
Respectfully,
: jnterest j n jq s well being. It,:
[requires little effort and the re
sulls are beyond human ealeu
| lotion. ‘ A great many friends,
gamed by a tin*)* word or a „
i g esturo I m)ve a 8 u t'P 0i b and
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Stay in time of need.
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One fool used to be bom every
! minute. Now there are two.
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so mo t , m es three. Th f*'
i8 Browi „ g , nd tbo , W oduct is
f .. pU,' . ualitv But ' the lug
of a „ 0 „, s is ,]ie
fernsl fool who thinks he
lt all, whether he be on a farm,
in the factory, or in the
ness office. The man
know that he can
FIRE
iNSURANC
TILLEY & McClVAK
NO. 4 ■
something by whetting up v
gainst some one else is a eaudi
date for the lunatic asylum >r
the poorhouso. A man rn >,y
himself up on iiis farm or
, Q hi3 offioe ,, e , I10Mrch >t
a jj ] ve surveys, but his surv y
will be so small that it will ke p
him poor all hie life- Expa i
sion is the watch word of t *9
day, and the'’’ay ro expand is
get outand expand- Tt c .n
not be done by sitting around
and throwing boquets thl at oar
selves. It is boquet, if
others which come our w, y
that count, and weeank expc it
to have others use us for a tr •
get uniess v\e let them kno v
whore we are at.-E.v.
