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About Conyers weekly. (Conyers, GA.) 1895-1901 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1900)
NO NEED TO HD NT FOR BARGAINS! We have them f<?r you and are glad to show them to you. I* yon want u, them Come in. They are not hiding out in this store, Come in and ask f or them and you get themand you get them right now We don’t care to k cep them so they are heere for you. We can and will make youmoney. We are in businessto trade w ith you and give yon more for the money than you usually get. Now try us. TO HEWLETT, BEEN * DOWNS. NEW MILLINERY CHEAP. M r 0j I am closing out my millinery business at reduced^ S' '©prices. Have bought new goods but expect to go out© ;i^of m business after this and ... will make it to the in-^j M §) season •©;terest of all to buv of me. I have some genuine bar-®/ M f§ ^gains to offer the people ■ and invite all to call and look|| |§ I ^through m my □ ©; 0 Ofc. & 7^4 tyf'ooe/. I n -yyi'Tyi’-i 7 m mmmmmmmmmm mmmBmmmmm DRILL YOUR WHEAT I have purchased a Grain Drill and propose to operate it for the benefit of the public, For 75 cents per aero I will put in your Wheat and Oats together with the fertilizer. I have al¬ ready quite a number of customers on my list and would be glad to have others call on me and make engagements. First Com, First Serai! I can only put in Commercial fertilizers through my ma chine. Sell vour cotton seed at the high prices and buy a high grade Acid Phosphate. $2 worth of High Grade Acid on an acre put in with a drill will make you more Wheat than $4 of cotton seed. If this does not turn out right it is my treat. I insist on you giving me a trial. It will pay you. Very Truly, 8. E. BKODN AX. 9 oo Drops lit jKlfUHi m L »* w /* iV. I V' 'YT Jtycgetable Preparation for As slmilating the Food andRegula- Bowels of ling the Stomachs and iNtANfS.M H1LDKEN Promotes and Best. Digestion.Cheerful- Contains neither ness NotNArcotic. Opium,Morphine nor>Iineral. yWfaa Sa£' Abc-Smum * JMUUSJk- 4wJM * Hon, ADofecfRemedy Stomach, forConstipa- Diarrhoea omr IMbrms,Convulsions .Feverish nrs sand Loss of Sleep. SftfiStniiie sigt\a ture o f XEW YORK. cl I MS EXACT COPY op wrapper. lied E have i Always Bought . % || of i In r For Over Thirty Years TH* CKMYAUft COMPANY. NCW VOK* C.TY Farmer’s Club. In pursuance to a call, of the farmers near by met at Oak Grove Academy last Satur¬ day night and temporarily or¬ ganized a Farmer’s Progressive and Co-operative Club for mu¬ tual benefit. The farmers of the surround ing country are cordially and pressingly invited to meet with us next Saturday night, Oct- 13th, 7 p. m., for the purpose of establishing a permanent or¬ ganization . Frank McDaniel, Hill Hammock, Committee. To the Farmers of Rockdale. In what way should we sow on i-grain in order to get the best results? countries who grow and furnish to the world the largest bulk of the grain; and who are by far more successful along this line than ourselves, drill their wheat and oats instead of scattering broadcast over the ground as we do • Why do they go to the expense and trouble of buying and oper¬ ating machinery? I answer be¬ cause the results are more remu¬ nerative and more satisfactory, Why wouldn’t it be veil for us, if there is any advantage in farming, one method over anoth er? Why shouldn’t Rockdale enjoy these advantages? I ask the farmers to think over this and urge them to wake up to the times. Give more at¬ tention to the cultivation ofgrain and speed the wheel of prosper¬ ity that is turning in our favor. Turn your land and have your wheat and oats drilled • I be¬ lieve it will pay you- Try it. Very Truly, S • E. Brodnax. • o*- » How Happiness Comes. Success and happiness in life is to accept our lot and to be con tent with what we have and not bo continually reaching out for what we cannot get. The hap [jiest men and women on earth are ikose who think they have the best husbands and wives, Their little vine covered cottage nestling among the hills where the birds and flowers live, are belter than palaces; and their freckle-faced barefooted boys sit¬ on the banks of the creek fishing for mnd cats, are greater than princes: and the girls bare¬ footed mountain beauties that they are. are sweeter and grand er and nobler than princesses. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. 3* Kind You Have Always Boagfet Bears the Signature of trial, wrote to the friend of youth: i t DearJim I understand that Jedge has been shot in the foot, accidental, an’ is now out on crutches. Jim, ef you could man age to slip up on him 3ome night, an’ knock his crutches from under him it mought be the means of postponin’ my case tell I could hire a lawyer to>convict me. Do this fer me. Jim, an’ I will call you afriend in med! ; ‘ —Stanaton. *l Give up cigarette smoking of give up your position,” is the alternative which railroad com¬ panies manufacturing and busi¬ ness concerns are now very gen¬ erally offering to employees. If j s ji ar( j f or a lnan t 0 break off a habit contracted in his youth anc j perpetuated in his raan } 100 ^ Stop the boys from smok¬ ing cigarettes and the pernicious vice will soon disappear. This is a duty that devolves on par¬ ents, guardiausand school teach ers • A young couple had just be¬ come engaged and had talked over arrangements for the wed¬ ding , and he was about to de¬ part when she suddenly said * Oh, George, I forgot to tell you something ! What is that dear¬ est? asked the young man. I ought to have told you that I aui a somnambulist, she said Oh, that don’t make any differ¬ ence, he answered : I am a Pres byterian, I will go with you one time and you will go with me the next. THE ATLANTA DAILY CONSTITUTION Now Running a Special Oam paign OfferOnly $1.00. The Constftution, of Atlanta, Ga.,isnow offering its daily and Sunday editions complete to new subscribers, from the date the order reaches that office until July 7th, for only $1.00, July 7th will take the subscriber past the date of the Bryan Nominating Convention at Kan sas, city on July 4th. In the meantime all the State Conven¬ tions will have acted, as well as the Republican Nationol Con¬ vention at Philadelphia in June. The Constitution always covers the news completely, and this exceptional offer will perhaps test the capacity of their full pland. In connection with the $1,00 Campaign offer, each such subreriber may cast a ballot naming his choice of judgement to the Democratic and Repub¬ lican nominees for P,esideut and Nice-President, and $225 in brizes will be given to the ac¬ curate ballots. The sooner you send for it the longer you get the paper for your dollar. ■WE AEE HEAD- QUARTERS FOR si % SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES. The Galley Dreg- Company. NEW STORE. I have opened a fancy and family grocery store in the cor¬ ner store room recently vacated by Carter and Street, in the D. M. Almand building. I respectfully invite the people to call on me and give me a protion of their trade, I will appreciate all patronage. k NP RICHARDSON, II 3d #*§ m good Having bought out Mrs. Genie Hay- II s millinery business I expect to offer to the people, this season, a handsome line I W!l of new and stylish millinery at low prises, HIE s rt shall be my aim to please Ml custo¬ H as mers and I invite all to call and see me. m a H ($>■ 1 have engaged Mrs. J. A, Guinn as trimmer and feel sure that perfect satisfac¬ m tion will be given all. Hoping to have your trade, I am ' m RESPECTFULLY 3d m Miss Lena Mishap. || m H m [gjjlpilmfflralii SiSiH IHi Hi ii School Books pads, pencils, and inks. OF ALL KINDS AT RIGHT PRICES GATLEY MUG COMPANY-
