Conyers weekly. (Conyers, GA.) 1895-1901, September 16, 1899, Image 4
11 mum £0W , * — tty—- ; Llii AVepekiViC Preparslion for As tiijg slmiialing ihcFood andRe^ula- cf tftc 5 tonuiclis and Bowels Prowotes Digestion,Chrcr ful¬ ness and Rcst.Conlains nellher Opiuin,Morphine nor Mmarfil. Not Narcotic. fttrt/F of Old Th’SAMUELPlflfn^ff Pumpkin jibe. Senna > JtechUe Seed Sofa - ytnin t J\pp*nuint j)i Osrbunott - Soda, * ff&rn Sted - fUrrifud Sugar f . tihetryffin lavor. A perfect Remedy Stomach, for Diarrhoea, Constipa¬ tion, Sour .Feverish¬ Worms .Convulsions ness and LOSS OF SLEEP. Facsimile Signature of NEW YORK. ■A CXACT copy OF WRAPPER. The Secret Dossier, From the Memphis Commercial Appeal, By means which we need not now specify we have managed to learn the co:it< nts of the ee dossier in the Dreyfus case. We have not reached the bot¬ of the bag, but up to the of going to press we have out the following damn evidence of the gui't of f os: Guo bootleg that belonged to Munchausen. A pack of tobacco quids. Beveral unpaid bar bills of hazy’s. Ene hundred thousand dol in Confederate currency. Ella Wheeler Wilcox’s Poems Passion.” A due bill of Uio Piinco of Splinters from Count Bony pedigree. Sarah llernhardt’s marriage A shirt w r aist of Paul da Ron A recipe for gin Rickey. A si eech of Emperor Bill’s. A epittou of Chestnut do Mun chrepair.s. A litter of dead cats property of l)u Paty do Clam. A dozen eggs that have out. lived their usefulness. A bootjack of the first empire. A correct guide to the absin¬ the jag. A portrait of Oom Paul Kru ger Throe uncut copies of Lon¬ don Punch. A plug of consquez tobacco. A lady,s silk handkerchief, An abandoned bon mot of Chauncey M Depew. A can of Algerized beef. The record in tho Lcutgert case. A pair of cuffs worn not too well by Zola. A deck of Cards, A package of cigarettes ou the person of Dreyfus he was arrested, An old Come to this office and get the neatest and best JOH WORK CHEAP. iS z For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bough? Bears the Signature 9 & CD r For Over Thirty Years m & THC CENTAUR COMPANY, NEW YO«K CITY. of red, white and blue A number of empty bottles, A confession by Dreyfus is innocent. CABTOHIA. tlio The Kind You Have Always Bought ef lieuertiet vs. always IVIt sorry when I met Jim, Boor tellow, lie’s married now; life is a serious thing for him, For he lives by tho sweat of his brow. the cares of a family weigh him down. And he slaves to run the house: Jim was the gayest boy in town, And I’ll bet lie's as poor as a mouse. because he looked so worn am! sad, 1 tried wherever we met talk of the good times we'd had. In hopes that lie might forget. 1 said 1 was living at (lie club, Then I felt a deep chagrin ; he should think I was trying to mi) His misery further in. he exclaimed: “That's a rible life! No child to climb on your knee; quit home and the loving By Jove! He was pitying Exchange. me. What Is Greatness. A noted • writer lias said. ,it j of nothing n great ” upm ,; unless sacrifice and Ihe bo mingled with it.” How that harmonize with the view of men? And; what of real greatness is there j in common view? What of is there in gaining j riches, in the ephemeral notoriety, in the exalted social position, or in the newspaper in¬ flations so eagerly sought after by many? What is in any or all of these to make one great if there is not in that one’s life something of sacrifice or of the cross? Our idea seems to be that greatness consists in what the world says of us, rather than in what we are, or what we do- Thomas a-lvempis wisely enjoins “Let not thy peace depend on the tongues of man.”—Christian Advocate. CASTOHIA. Bears the Bis Kind You Hava Always Bought Signatnre of Oak Grove News. Weather is very pleasant. T'»e&ick are improving. Mi Lon Brand and beautiful wife, of Lithonia, visited par¬ ents here Sunday. Rest assured, there will he some cot'on made. Mr. EgbertAlmand had many g" : gts last Sunday. They were: Misses Eftie Cowan, Bello Sul livan, Moliio Johuson and Mes S. 8 Lea rah Almand, Walter Stanton and John Jlam.ny, from near Salem camp-grouud Mrs. W F McDaniel, has been very sick, but is now improving. Many people attended Sun day school here last Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. W C Goode, Vale, visited parents Sunday. Rev. I G Walker, of Con¬ will preach at this place Sunday afternoon it 4 Everybody invited. Mr. and Mrs. G B Almand visited parents here Sunday Monday. Y. U. O. A Parliamentary Wooing . I move, said the young that We now resolve ourselves into a committee of tne whole to consider the ad visalrlity of immediate annexa tion. I’ll object, said the, maiden, shyly. I move the previous said the young man, , . • This was beyond her, and she said nothing. We will now put it to a vote, said he. Any opposition to motion may be manifested by a simple no. She looKed at him a trille bewildered, and lio ha-s tily continued. Your speaking eyes being the only signs I nolo, it is plainly evident that the ayes have it, and the previous question is tied. Now, as this vote mu,3t be considered a test of strength, it can no longer be doubted that annexation is favored by an overwhelming majority. In consequence of which you might as well name the day the union shall be completed. The maiden gasped. T—I ob—she began. cedecd in shutting off And the fight was York Woild. & \W ro « mm The Coming of Baby brings joy or pain. It’s for the mother to decide. womanly With good organism, health and a strong motherhood but adds to a woman’s attractiveness. MeELREPS Wine of Cardui takesaway all terrors by strengthening for the vital organs. It fits a mother babv’s coming. has By brought revitalizing chubby, the nerve centres it crowing youngsters to thousands of weak women who feared heals, they regrdates were barren. strengthens, It purifies, and is good for all and women at all times. it. $1 No druggist would be without 00 For advice address, in cases giving requiring special directions, symptoms, “The Ladies' Advisory Medicine Department,” Co., The Chattanooga Chat¬ tanooga, Tenn. MRS. I,oris A H VIE. of -T-frrrl>oP,0»„ says:—“When I Hr.t took Wine of Ctnta v- had been n'trricd three years, but could not have any children. Mine months 1 had a fine Kiri baby.” Neatest and the best JOB WORK executed at this office. *■ Removal sale of . Fine Millinerv: % My entire stock of nev; and stylish inilli nery will be sold at smarted reduction, T i v/ish to reduce my stock before the fall son an( j before I remove my goods into another Those who wish bargains in millinery should come to me at once as i vi_l save you money. Yours for millinery, Miss Emma Riley. DR. LEE’S DRUG STORE IS THE PLACE TO BUY THE FOLLOWING GOODS: Books, Stationery, School Supplies, Toilet Articles, Fancy 'Goods, Per fumes, Jewelry, SPECTACLES, Marbles ; Tops, Balls, Fish Hooks, FishingLines Pocket Cutlery, Lamps, Gardet Seeds ; Tobacco and Cigars, Violin Strings Guitar Strings, Banjo Strings, etc. —iiTTT Meltons 9 B Um I mi Stables; I I When you want a good, safe turnout one that you can drive with PLEASURE AN SATIsFaCTION One that looks well and goes well, call on me. Good drivers furnished if desired. Terms very reosonable. M. H, MELTON rirr— JOHN H. HMAND, BANKER. CONYERS, GEORGIA. Exchange bought and sold. Collecticns made on all parts of the country. Accommodations extended consistent with sound banking Overdrafts will mot be honored winder any circumn* stamces. Office hours from 8 a. m. till 4 p. M.till further notice. UP fflISB 8f)E SIITJES. ► A t We never stop but press onward. We have thrown our store into one mammoth room and expect our bus iness to grow greater every week. We _ , heavy are carrying now a stock of Dry Goods and and, ' Our prices are such that the pe epe are coming to us iu order to save money and get new goods. You cau get anything you want at our store—it will be new and the price will be right while the quality must be unsurpass e d. We are here to do business and we must treat the pe- - pie right. Come to our store for the best and cheapest goods to be found in this market. t WILLIAMS & WHITAKE. legaladve^ ^Ts. 'US filial returN f'' eas «l.iin L t, ‘ ) " find j . iii s,| cli a i‘4w t! v T w-V st eutoi 1 ' s B.v virtue of n n of of Ortlil: - Wkilalc tiir Will tie in October! i^V 1 * til ‘* ,lrst T « SSKattaiS, 1 ' ull %, merce street rinuK’SSjf from » feet and 1 Also, one vatmnH J m 1 » * *G6t| Iff Nail-, M,,. Jo!l| south lw .1 p n H i by McDonough sevon-ei«"lh stree a ! ,u one and ComNs !. e °, 1Ul in the town s ^ of ssvsjsf^iaiwi Also three hundred and t i’U> am and 2 :uin :>G7 the in tenth,Kg lli l ( 2 r ( f t laBI « mds, ’ ie above shown land sold in ft L I 11* ns bounded by plat of if acres l. v south, wcst by east * by i>. home Almand. place’ mJ 1 bounded , north l,y HarmJ south Roberts, by east, hoiiK y Roberts*3 place /' part of Smith pl,pe. and ^ Also 113 acres bounded noni Roberts, and north east by by home part of J a! 1 by S 1) Almand. place 1 awl Sold as the property of J h Si deceased, for the purpose of ™ " debts and distribution anio heirs. « Also, three mules, one tiavi tweuty-one or two bushels oh Terms cash. A. Whitaker, Sr ^ This Sept. 4,1899. CASTORII Yo “ Hme Bears the Signature of m • i Thoroughbred Chicks] Any one wishing to buy* Barred Plymouth Rock drl ens are requested to call at fl office. A few young “roost* for sale. Pure stock and 1 best breed for general purposi Now is your chance to iniprtj c| poultry. Don’t fail to at this office quick. £535^ 233* fi 3 fi & j® Jvnd WfcllktJ Ml H 8a mffl kjjij! § B B gffafli cured «i horn* *>l ai tttiva, ua. Oltioc, 104 Nofih fryorl The immense coni crop i" linois, Kansas, Nebraska J other states is puzzling shall handle| thersj roads how they year! The Kansas crop this 345,000,000 l ushels and the a br iska crop 300,000,000 bu els, Iowa 219,000,000, Missod 179,000,000 bushels. Ohio at Indi. na show a small faDu off. According to the latest £ timate of Statistician Snowti of the country tk corn crop w ? 1,954,184,000 bnshei«-n«- I STY . UAbUi i'rttHimtnltJ s>: !y --. L I MSCAiLJli | 1 : ** ;oHPA*Y. •• * I —4 L . f) f< | 11 1 S 1 „..I v.~ J ij c i r 5 n .rrj: ■ $o F';tn < ■- - ; fT 3 >os-> Mifkst ' 5a ' •- • ___ , UMMWS ? | Bris hte5t ’A Con- .ins Beta- . rhA fc , 5 Ilias-rres G. ... §, ! -"YTvy-" I $ ■ ■ ** cc.. > A ldrss* THE ijS tn M*1