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About Conyers weekly. (Conyers, GA.) 1895-1901 | View Entire Issue (March 11, 1899)
7 HE CONYERS WEKKh I OFFICIAL ORCA N OF THE COLNT’). I II. WALLIS. fiicc at Conyers as ^_____ - Saturday, March 11 ,. 1899 . " ...___________—— *“ ' . , lertion. Hegtilnr tvlv 50 V. per im-h mr first insertion; 25c for each subsequent Insertion. /8UBSC ID’Pit ON' RA 1’U: Onevrnr. in advance............... • I' 00 Six month*, in a<tva: cc.......... ,,..5l)c \Vv' I'iMM hd fifty Years Ago. Ne tfcfory of germ? to chill Affection's budding blisses; When ardent lovers tcok their fill, Ns microbes on tlicir kisses. How happy they were not to know The germ-fad— 50 years Ggo. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral is the standard family remedy of the world for colds, couglia and lung diseases. It is not a palliative, and is not therefcro put up in email cheap bottles, It is put up in large bottles for the household. They cost more but euro more. Fads come and go but no theory or fad can overthrow the fact, that the greatest cure for all colds, coughs and throat and long diseases, is Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. 50 Years of Cures. Congress has adjourned and President’McKinley w coming to Georgia to rest up. Congress has adjourned but it seems that some of the members are loth to leave the capitol. General Joe Wheeler lias not been seriously damaged by the fact that Reed any Hailey snubbed him. It is said that the Third Ga. Regiment lias received orders to return to Savannah to be muster ed out. The farmer who grows some¬ thing to eat this year will be the the man with money in nispocket next fall. . Aguinaldo, tin- leader of the Phillippine insurgents, may not A m T 1 ^woes^iisturv < 1 ' debts' ing am! for America. . -* ** • •John Pendlev and Geo. Bank grand jury for tne murder of IV- 1 iceman Bonder in Atlanta months ago. , It us . now being >;ud that every state in t oe tun ui is in a prosper ou8 eonditJon except Georgia and bouth Garolma. this is not very eheermg to the tellmv who is here and too poor to move. ^ ----- 1 ifrn^rh faililia hir"k a i O0( ‘ : if° T i r wiiJte d ho.ltlMS ™ *"'• /h* V 'fie now‘t52 1 JV r miral. is years of The Atlanta Journal gives our, town a cansiderable write up on nanoe 0l prohibiting aft!r boys, under 16 8t?ee L ' 3 ta ‘ u,tr - 1 U o 1 ’ 0i clock , ter i iUg at ° night. U 10 Journal , invests the Zu„ Tir!? hl matter auuata A to the * mvhnunce importance and “Curfew law.” thp - The maitor -s without interest h-re sue with the small boy who makes it anoint to get in home promptly a n From all indications this section v ; i) (,-rov ism!' cotton this and less ohi-p., , U 1 than ever will be |. i:; 1 1 .'; tail the farmers bring tl town and give it away Vd: ich this prediction, The daily papers a re printing caption many editorials under the Ahead. The people in this section beard this on: t ime am; and have- been rim :iing iiki thundi.r ever since in the •>» «"*••«»* * 8trn88li, ' s dollfll. ------ 2 e « • :• *■:* > l?tk . . liU VKOOLU? C( . “. ... > IDS North l'rvor St. The people, of this district are becoming more and more conviced that in Congressman Livingston lhey have a national representa¬ tive who holds bis own with tbs best of them and always comes out winner. No kind of opposition at home disturbs him and it now looks as if he would represent the district as long as he desires. Tiro negro soldiers met with the proper reception at Griffin as far as it went. If an entire regiment of the black savages had been killed outright the country would have been indebted to the citizens of Griffin for an invaluable service, In equiping negroes for war the government was making a danger¬ ous experiment and the country may well congratulate itself that trouble with the colored regiments has not been greater. The State fair in Atlanta this fall promises to eclipse in inter est and importance anything of kind yet held in the State, Premiums to 1 he amount of sever a I thousand dollars will lie award Governor Northen is actively work in tlie interest of the fair the committees are earnestly for t he success of the big lion. A. J. Smith, member the executive committee, says prospects for the fair are very and he hojl^s that Rockdale may take interest in the same. A dispatch from Santiago states that natives who a few short weeks ngo were enthusiavtically in favor annexation are today about declaring war against the United States, if the troops are not removed from the island by July !. Whom the gods would destroy they first make mad. The proposed new war suggests and a setto between a lice pup a buzz saw, < f which it is briefly related that “the saw saw the pup before the pup saw the saw. ’—Macon lele graph. ieip w w V , g| r|| .1 r* B |f B E 1 •■•’i ies ‘ * 1 Babies arid , children , need I P ro P er food > rarcl y evcr medi ' S | cine * ^ ^ do not thrive j on their food something is I | wrong. They need a little I | | help’ to get their properly.' digestive | machinery working — S««ESiii$WH OF COD LIVER OIL WfliiHYPOPHOSPMITES ofUME^SOOA — ----- -- . .. | ... genera.iy ,, correct . ,1. ; ■Slni— — difficulty. If you will put from one-" f0l!rlh t0 h?5f a tea Sf>OOnful in bab y' s bottle thrceor four s * «by you will soon see s a n ' ar ^ ed improvement. For I Sar S cr children, from haif to? a feaspoonful, according to | mm * 38 j€, diSSoK’td in tneir milk, I •««■ if you SO desire, will very f I S00n ing sh0W its If great the mother’s nourish- | ? l power. I, milk docs P.ot nourish the s h . by, she. needs the | fi entUi I I Sion. It will show an effect at a 0ncc , both U mother f 1 S P on f and child. . The Macon Telegraph appreci when , it .. ate the true status says: “Dewey, the army and navy, and Joe M heeler —it was for these, and only tlese, that mendous cheers were given in capitol after congress had ad journ ed and “America” had been sung. The v - ar brought to light |. ero j c spirits, but there are two, one in the navy and the other in arm y ) who are time. pre-eminently the heroes of the ’ Bitrricd Iloi-e. Tlie remains of Mr. Jno. W. Sorrow reached here last Sunday afternoon at 4 o’clock from his home in Columbus, Miss, where he died last Saturday of Meningi¬ tis. The interment occurred in Eastview cemetery Monday morn¬ ing. The deceased leaves a and four small children to whom the sympathy of our people is ex¬ tended. Mrs. Sorrow was formerly Miss Hollingsworth and we are inform¬ ed that she will make her home in the future with her mother, Mrs. T. J. Hollingsworth of this place. Canl of Thanks. Mr. Editor:—P lease allow me through the columns of your pa¬ per to express some part of the gratitude that is shared by the members of our family for the kindness shown us by friends and relatives during our recent be¬ reavement. Owing to the inclem¬ ency of the weather it was a severe test of their loyalty and neighbor¬ ly kindness and this latest evi¬ dence of their sympathy with those who are newly berept of father and husband is an addition¬ al proof that their hearts are gol¬ den. May the same God who notes the sparrow’s fall, who tem¬ pers the sorrow of the widowed mother, and attends the cry of the fatherless, bless and reward them. Mrs. T. J. Hollingsworth. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. Tho fac- a aimlia tlgimurt 5 it 4 vrappM. Newspaper Advertising. No merchant can be successfu who does not in some way let the public know! ,vhat he has to sell and use legitimate means to en¬ tice them into his place of busi¬ ness, says the Toledo (Ohio) Bee. The fact is noted that A. T. Stew art the greatest merchant of his time, left a fortune of $ 20 ( 1 . 000 , 000 all made in trade, and he was a persistent advertiser in the newspapers. Nor did he limit his advertising to those portions of the year when advertising everybody in buys. He did more dull times than in flush times. He would rush into print, after the holidays for the purpose of left selling aiu | turning into cash the dead over stock. He would have no stock, he had no room for it. He bought to sell, not prices to store away. He would reduce on goods passing out of fashion and tell the people'so through the newspapers. ahead vho merchant gets ' gwds passing out of fashiom The longer a stock is held the less it will bring-Marietta _ Journal. DROPSY cured with ve K etai.]e Remt'<l!c.s. Have cured ' ' ^ many tlmusand ones called hopelesH. In ten lays at least tiro-thirds of all symptoms remov ■cl. Testimonials ami TEN DAYS treat mont free, OR. H. H. GREEN’S SONS, Box K, Atlanta,Ga of Tlmiiltiii. Mr. Editor:—I’ leose allow us to extend our thanks in your pa per to all the dear friends in O011 yers and elsewhere for their kind ness and attention to dear papa during his last sickness. We feel so grateful that so many of his friends were with him in his last Ihankfuf "he Masons* took’such an active part. Papa was a devoted tending, which he regreted. We thank Rev. Dr. Qmgg for Quigg "gieaSJ"^,™ lie knew him ‘fT be Dr. because to a devout Christian, true, noble and to Mr. Jno. R. Maddox we feel so grateful for his many deeds ef kimlness and love to dear papa. We again thank all for the many kindnesses showu us in our sorrow. Ever your friends, Mrs. J. Declarer, “ L. H. Sigrnan, “ Wm. Bell, Daughters of Mr. G. T. Marston Advertise in The Weekly, SUCCESS ! That's what we are all looking for, and as the old say¬ ing goes, _ CEEDS IjIKE SUCCESS. People like to trade where they feel the atmosphere of prosperity, They know that a successful store is satisfied with SMALL PROFITS ON EACH TRANS¬ ACTION, BECAUSE HAS A BIG VOL¬ UME OF TRADE. And the aggregate is satis factoi'y. That is why the peo¬ ple enjoy dealing at a prosper perous cash store. Just as a Spring and Eas¬ ter greeting we offer: 4,500 yards Pacific yard wide Percal—others call cheap at 10c, our price, as long as it lasts, for Only 1 pi II■]C. 5,000 yards best spring and lawns at cents. Tlie M, 71s Safest 9 SUMMERS. «cx© US p j m * 1 I We are in the fertilizer aiarfe with a splendid line of High era goods. We have the raft Kennesaw M Grate, lei* J Bill Grate, Kennesaw talas..... laj g J .. leal. Kennesaw Acid ~a OX COTTON HIGH GRADE, OX BON > WITH' AMMONIA AND i POTASH ACI! PHOSPHATES AND COTTON SEE MEAL These goods will give splendid 1 suits and genuine satisfaction. We ask the farmers to get on prices and examine our goods. McEIvany & Broadna) u WE HAVE YOUR PICTURE ENLARI ED FREE OF CHARGE AFTER YOU TRAD’ $10 CASH WITH US. Call for a coupon and have every dime conceled that job • I spend with us. When coupon is filled out, all we require of void is to buy the frame of us,which we sell cheap. This is a great opportunity to get the picture of yourself or some loved one. ! to our store and see sample of work you can get free by trading $10 with us. We keep first class goods and sell them at reasonable profit. We don J t sell at cost, be* ealise we can't, and live. We have received this week a new lot of bed room suits, bureaus kitchen safes, etc. we have just opened up a new stock of the famous Delft ,! s Granate ware. new shipment of stoves have just arrived al so, and we are, in every line, prepared to fur your house from kitchen to parlor, with high grade goods, just as you wish. Come to see and take advantage of our portrait offer. J. A, Goode. School Bool^s * School Supplies. NEW BOOKS EXCHANGED FOR OLD ONES. A full stock of all school suppl> es at reasonable prices, Give us a call when you need anything & School books or Stationery. Oils A full line of Drugs, Paints >. Etc., very cheap.
