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About Conyers weekly. (Conyers, GA.) 1895-1901 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 11, 1899)
His Essence Truth. years the sage held for L many lie sat at L investigation. library with k i.i the ™'U 1 mover ... ‘he “A heaped all about l.m.. and ’unrolled manuscnps deep abstrac ie d them in pe tamed the P-g es ,' books. At intervals he v solemnly and make a ,f d nod of paper in oD the sheet , the frail \ 0 f him. At last weakened under the strain . nremitting tod- The an scholar took to his bed. t near,” said the rue end is ician, holding the tbm E that he „haud in his so y lend the old student some 1 is own courage. care not,” whispered the [with 1 a smile finished. of resignation I have , work is ed it—as 1 said. On my \ in the library You will [tanlusspirit it there.” had departed life-long friend who had , c hosen as executor went to bran. lere-upon tlie strewn desk fiand the fruits of all the ■r, the essence of Truth w h icli [scholar had extracted by Is of reading and research, p was the Finished Won. as as follows: If ’honey’ did not rhyme 'money’ and ‘Lou’ with ’ there never could have any eooti’songs.” Did Folks At Home.” je have just received a copy [e finest variations on ‘ ■ Old pat Home” that has ever issued in America. Co 111 - f by J, 11 Lerraan It is a Md and showy Piano Cotnpo ■ brilliant and not too dif ,. suiiable for concerts, ex ions and porlor entertam s * R winds up with an el “ - ,e gro Rag Time finale 118 '»ost beautiful melody. page is very handsome contains a correct photo en :il g of Adelina Patti, the ! -’tiger. All good players !e Piano should be in pos ■ "i of a copy. Price 75 ■ retail. All readers of r will receive a copy, post by sending 25 cents in 1 or postage stamp to Mutual Music and Novel .1 , Xo 20 East 14th St octor «s Ho aS rMMl T M I aiClriGe '. knows aU ' 101 what he him, ft’s Elfilllsloi! Hypo are ’willing 'Or tt- „: lis answer, * ‘a^cafor v -5S« Q ®ni flve Cribed y9ara d °° ?'i our ec ess, weak Sii dia t ^ that and cause taste color and its &S* Sr k 4i? Vv-ic-rnron 11 tod ' i3 like ?° d ' L t-i , risv -pontlose ..“atriad unknown by . aceatury. ' s e ft ) V 0 \ J * CONYERS, GA., SATURDAY, FEB. 11, Klondike Locals, The weather is still very bad, and our farmers are getting but little done in their fields. Mr. Nute Sims and his father passed through Klondike last week. Mr. B F Ford was down from Redan last Sunday. He looks bad his old girl has married. Mr. William A. Ford spent one day last week in Conyers buying cctton seed hulls. Messrs. Buuion W 1 Wiggins and Henry Burgess, two of Klondike’s popular young men visited around Maccidouia last Suuday. Mr. Chas G Turner, of Con¬ yers, passed through Klondike last Friday, Quite a number of our young people enjoyed the apron par¬ ty at Mr, and Mrs. T It Sharps last Friday evening, Mr, Char¬ lie Wigging received the first prize. Misses Mattie and Lucy Wood two charming young ladies, of this place, are visiting in Gwin ette this week. Reporter. Xlio Purpose of All Good Music. When Handel’s ‘Messiah’’ was first performad in London, the audience was exceedingly struck and alfected by the mu sic in general; but when the chorus struck up. “For the Lord God omniponenfc reigueth,” they were so transported that they ail, including tho king, who present, started up, and remain ed standing till tho chorus end ed. Ana hence it became the fashion in Eugland for the au¬ dience to stand while that part of the composition is performed. Some days after the first rendi¬ tion of his oratoria, Handle came to pay his respects to Lord Keuuoul. His lordship paid him some compliments on the noble entertainment lie had late ly given the people. “My lord, ) t repliod Handel, < < I should bo very sorry if I only entertained them; I wished to make them better."—Selected. After-Effects Of Grip. Mrs. S. E. Dicker, of Osyxi, Miss., in a recent letter to Dr. Hartman, says; "I am sure that Pe-ru-na is one of the best rued icinos on the market, I have taken it every winter for the last four years. T first tried it. after a long, hard spell of la giippe, for cough and catarrh, caused by la grippe. I am sure that I would have been in ray grave now hi d I not used it, I have told many others the good it did me. Everybody said that, I had consumption, and I knew that I would have it unle s I got relief. Every fall for the last four years I take it as a preventive from cold . I believe that if people knew what a preventive Pe ru na is they would have less trouble from that dreaded disease, lag-ippe. It never fails. I am well ad vanced in life bUt 1 feel lhat 1 ’ might live through many win ters with the help 1 cf Po-l U- a. I never forgot to reccommend , H ,, ,, , I etc. I feel it my duty to give where it is . due. T I am praise and ever shall be grateful to the man who descovered Pe-ru-na. » ’ Pe-ru-na meets perfectly conditions produced by the after-effect of la grippe. Send for a free book written by Dr. Hartman, entitled “Win ter catarrh. >» Address Dr Hartman, Columbus, 0. OASTORIA. Bears the The Kind You Have Always Bought Signatnrs m of If a man keeps cool he com mands himself and others. We are just about to die when we began to love duty. The wise man's liberty is home, the fool's liberty is to wan der. The unsocial are the most grateful of invalids for a cure. The trouble with the boro is that he never troubles himself. Wit is folly when it is keep iug of a fool, Men are seldom as good as they pretend to be or as bad as they are said to be. Nature is the mother and ha¬ bit the stepmother. The lack of money is the root of a great many evils. Girls sould never marry until they are old enough to say ‘yes. Whatever is in style is right It is impossible to destroy courage by plucking up. Will is a wild beast until tam¬ ed by conscience. We sin up to the limit before v ' re begin to repent. Experience does not lessen the mystery of loving, Don’t talk too freely when you don't know what you are talking about. Don’t expect to maintain a wife ° n ‘ f a ffy because you won her with it. Don’t sit down and wait fora good job to come along hunt you up. Don’t neglect your family in order to pose as a public bene¬ factor. Women are naturally tender¬ hearted. No woman ever will¬ fully step on a mouse. -*i r-A * 3 -±: * TS 1 gjF "Look at this man with good boss sense, He encloses his pos¬ sessions with PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE p. everything in and y Keeps tiling it. \ r. very o M Made from finest rolled steel wire heavily galvanized. Hundreds of rods have been put up of this BEST : OF ALL WOVEN WIRE FENCEF, at Jess cost than wood fences of ary description by L. F. SCOTT. 50 YEARS' , EXPERIENCE A i TR Drs,o*8 KS J , Me*rulP*onV'op^m<.nJ?ee^L™e?”an Copyrights Ac. q inTention ,u" k ^ n probably patentable. Coxnmnnlc*. ts Patent* taken through Munn 4 Co. receive -manuskm. Tear; lour ^ monthe, tL Sold by all tierreieeleri. Qo. 361Braadwar ’ NeW York Branch otse«, to y st, WMhin*too. n, c. No matter how much a wants ho is compelled to up with the little he gets, CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bears the Signature of RESIDENT DENTIST. Every and all branches modern Dentistry executed in the latest and up-to-date Prices to suit hard times, isfactiou guaranteed. Crown and bridge work a specialty. Teeth extracted without pain. Office up stairs over Post-Office, LONNIE MARTIN. Cotton Scad J^ree %$S ct* With Thu Atlanta Sctnf-Weekly Journal to every one sending one doll. r for a year’s subscription. Jackson’s African Limbless Cotton, grows 8 to si feet high, and is said to produce double the quantity of ordinary cotton. It costs nothing to try it. The seed are scarce, but The Semi-Weekly Journal has secured a quantity and offers to any one sending one dollar for a year’s subscription 500 of these seed free. 7 j aim ago, Spurgeon, Cdeechcr. A collection of select sermons by these great divines sent free to any one sending one dollar for a year’s subscription to The Semi- Weekly Journal. Sam Jfoncs* ^Cottars . w8 Sam Jones writes regularly for The Atlanta Journal, arid his letters n;> pear in the Semi* Weekly edition. Agents * 11 ?an tod Suorgwhere, vt Km A live agent wanted at every town and hainlet In the south. Liberal commissions to agents and extra inducements in the shape of attract* ive prices to those who send large lists of names. In Addition to Commissions In addition to liberal commissions agents who send us 100 cash sub scribers for a year before next $10. May 1 st, will receive a bonus of Those sending 50 will receive $5. Extra fifties or hundreds in the same proportion. Send the subscribers along and keep account of them. The Semi-Weekly JOURNAL, Ati&nta, Georgia. I MbV^Y.ViYVjrtYViiu'.V.WVVuW.VWW.V^ CTYUSH. ARTISTIC^ KI.LIABLE ^ 3 5 RecommenUsd by Leading $ They Uressmakers. Please.jj * ff f 5 Always MS CALL im ftlTTERNS ^ BAZAR, \0\E BETTEK AT ANY PRICE ^ fyTheis ptfiere* told in r %- ^ wj '.r, tie Vr.it- 1 If yaur dea.«r <!'<;* r.ot k-;*p *hem itnJ ^ t9 On* ten*, tratn-js xtr. Aidreti yo*f r.2 re*: pc:-.t | THE McC/LL COMPANY. 138to 145W U'S S'r^tl. New Yirk Si «*, bra.-c -B -rr:• n • 5; tSpFUthAve Cr. Sa.i CJfl, and ioji Market :5t.. F-rancU;o jr MS CAUL’S IM mm m* XT' ■ 1 ZZZ3 Brightist Magazine Published ^ Con’A.ns Coot ti Pities. IIPjstt'cs Fk:.:y La’es* Work. Paiierns, Fash¬ % ions. Ag'-.at wa.v.sd »or;hn rr.ajizir.f'. in every loci ity ci prr.T. jrr.s for a little *» ^ work Write for ;?rrr.*> and other partic uUn SiW"*' 001 y 50 c* per year, me!jdng a FULfi Pattern % *idr.« THE McCALL CO.. t< tj8 to 146 W. 14th St . New York vmfmKmnwwwfmm&m ATTENT i i i >, ON ! To all law abiding and liberty loving people of Conyers, and a'l who are interested in morality, justice, temperance and good citizenship. It is plain to us all that a great Evil is prevalent in our town and community that is degrading some of our men, corrupting our society, and demoralizing many homes. As watchmen, we feel it our duty to sound a note of alarm. We desire to make a crusade against this evil and do some¬ thing for the betterment of our town and county. In order that we may better understand the situation, and that we may create a lighteous sentiment regarding on this matter we suggest that we have a mass meeting. Every one, both male and.female are cordially invited and urged to he present at the court bourn Tuesday evening Feb. 14, at 7 o’clock. We feel that great good is to he the outcome of this meeting. Several speeches will be made by prominent citizens, Rev Henry Quigg, “ J. L. Moon, “ R. A. Fakes, SIGNED, I G Walker, “ A. M. Pierce, ‘‘ J' A. OJotfeUer, “ J. F. Wallis. The Atlanta Constitution, REDUCED RATE FOR TWO PAPERS. We call special attention to our clubbing arrangements with The Weekly Constitution, pub¬ lished at Atlanta, Ga. The club tiling price of tho two papers being $1 25 per year, subscrip¬ tions to be sent through this'of¬ fice and the terms to bo cash. It is a fact peihaps not gen oiiily known that The Weekly Constitution has the largest circulation of any newspaper on tho western hemisphere. Only a fe y- months ago a large news¬ paper directory questioned tho claim of circulation made by the Constitution and put up a forfeit of $100 that it could be disproved that it had more than 100,000 circulation. Tito Con¬ stitution prornply accepted offer and submitted its books to the represenative of the firm. Mr. George P- Rowell, pub¬ lisher of the newspaper directo¬ ry, acknwledged his error pub¬ licly and paid the forfeit • Tho Constitution, while being a democratic newspaper, is first and above ail things a newspaper • It is a twelve page, seven column weekly, eighty four columns ea di week. L.s subscription poioe is $1 a year, but if taken under the ar¬ rangement with this paper can give them both at the priue above named. GUANOi SB I will be in the market with first-class line oi High Grade Fer¬ tilizers. J. P. TILLEY. NO. 6. Bears tho Tho Kind You Hare Always Bought Signature H. H MCbONAL & EON, ^ RESIDENT DENTI8T3.-^ C All work guaranteed to pleaso. Office up stairs over J. II. AD maud & Co’s, store. Conveys, . . . • . Ga IYotioe. Airs. Dr. DL mi is k< iJ1 making Jinn dresses, mats and pants at prices to suit. lt< min over McDonald & Hay good’s Millinnry store. CITY BARBER SHOP -HENRY - REAGAN PROPRIETOR. My shop is comfortable. My towels are clean. My tools are always keen. My attention is respectful. My aim—to please all. Give me a call when you need dressing up When you get The Weekly you have all the county news. OASTOnSA. The Kind You Have Always Bou$t signature of
