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VQL1. NO 92. VIENNA. GA., WEDNESDAY. APRIL 16, 1902. TWICE-A-WEEK $1.00 PER YEAR* L0SAL ftND PERSONAL NEWS J. M. Rtobin visited Cordele Sunday O. B. Ferry visited Cordele Saturday MissVannie Stovall is on the slok list. T. E. Folds of-Snow, was here yester day. High Grade Vehicles a Specialty • J. 0. Hamilton Dr. S. B. Stovall is on the sick list this week. — P. A. Lennard has an exceptionally fine garden. R. E. Kelly visited Cordele on busi ness Monday. W, B. Perry of Cordele, was in the city Sunday. High Grade Vehicles sold on easy terms, Cheap by ]. O, Hamilton. J. C. Folds of near Pinehurst, was here yesterday. A. S/'Morgsn of Leslie, was here on business Monday. 'Col. W. V. Harvard visited Cordele on business Monday. The Celebrated Milburn Wagoijs sold by J. O. Hamilton, H. R. Fenn and wife of near Pete- were in the city Monday. Mrs Claud Forehand was in town shopping Saturday afternoon. Dr. W. M. Haslatn of near Pinehurst, was here yesterday a short time. / A. J. Lockerman Sr.,and J B Carroll of Unadilla, were here yesterday. F. E. Leggltt and A. J. Broxtqn of Unadilla, were in town yesterday. Jas. M. Woodward has gone into tiro poultry business on a limited scale Money saved by buying Vehicles from \ *’ J. U, Hamilton i J. P. Heard is having the place oc cupied by S. F. Summers repaired. Mat Burges has a child that is very low with pneumonia east of the city. Mrs. J. B. Adkins visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Brown Monday. Mrs. Tama Lupo is quite sick at the home of A. H. Brown’s east of Vienna. D, T. Mashburn and 8. D. Thompson of Pinehurst, were in the city yester day. A. H. and H. B. Forehand of near Pinehurst, were here yesterday on bus dness. Col. Lee Jordan of Macon, was in the city yesterday in attendance upon city court. H. L. Bush and family spent Sunday with the family of Bige Brown, east of Vienna. See my Buggies and wagons before buying. J. 0. Hamilton J. M. Fields and AjG. Bullington of Findlay, were here on business Mon day afternoon Judge W. M. Hammond of Thomas* vile, was in attendance upon City Court here yesterday. t Subscribe for the Raws and don’t bo worrying your neighbors by borrowing his paper to read. A prominent Cordele man has up .three bets that Vienna will get the A. & B. railroad, i H B. Thompson and wife spent Sunday with the family of A. W. Cal houn near the city. Mra. J. D. Norris, who has been con fined to her bed for over three months is able to be up again. Mrs. G. W. Busbec returned home from Cordele Sunday, where she has been on a visit to relatives. Orrle Jordan is on the rood to re covery after suffering with an attack of pneumonia for a few days. Mrs. J. D. Norris is the author of a hymn called: “Come Unto Me.” It is being sung in the church services. Miss Cliff Whitehead was on the siek list Monday and Tuesday. Miss Em mie Woodward filled her position in the school- room. Don’t fail to register. Mrs! Amanda Roundtree was in town shopping Friday. E. M. Gunn, of Pinehurt visited here Monday afternoon You wilt be in safe hands if you buy your Vehicles from J. O. Hamilton. Miss Howell Melton spent Sunday at Findlay with her father. John H. Jordan and sister, Miss Mary spent Sunday in town. A business man takes no note of time—if he can get spot sash H. W. Bfown visited relatives at Elko and Henderson lost week. Mrs. H. W. Brown spent Suhday with her daughter Mrs. J. B. Adkins. Mrs. R. B. Lane, who has been quite sick with lagrippe, is improving slowly D. G. Quattlebauin, of near Una- dills, was here on business Saturday. Miss Annie Whitehead spent Satur day and Sunday here with homefolks, Judge Henderson and L. R. Hobbs mode a visit to Unadilla Monday morn ing. Mesdames Batson and Spears of Richwood, were in town shopping Fri d»y. P. G. Busbee came in from the farm Saturday and spent a few hours in the city. Thi News wants special and regular correspondents in every town in the county. Albert Martin, a traveling man spent Saturdayand Sunday here with friends. S Tom Ray, a hustling young farmer of near Coney, was in the city on busi ness Saturday. Miss Annie Sheppard and brother Jake, went down to Pinia Saturday on a visit to relatives. Some people who seem to think ttie world owes them a living are too lnsy to collect the debt. Fred Tillman of Cordele, and brother Will, of Palatka, Fla., spent Sunday in the city with friends. The famous Barnesrille buggy made by the Summer- Buggy Co., is sold snd guar -teeu by J.O. Hamilton. W. T. McDonald and Watts Powell attended Sunday school at the Adkins school house Sunday afternoon. S. F. Summers enjoyed a mess of garden-peas Sunday. This is the first that we have heard of this season. > t Miss Nina Davies, who is teaching in the school at Pinehurst spent Saturday and Sunday herewith her mother. > x Let’s get together and trade' on one of our high grade buggies. J P Heard * Sons, the £ Buggy and Wagon People. G. F. Swearingen lias just completed a nice born for M. E. Rushin on the Lasseter place just outside the city limits. . B. G. Kendrick and wife of Hender son, spent Thursday and Friday here with tlieir daughter, Mrs. D. L. Hen derson. We ean help you by good ideas well worked into our high grade buggies. J P Heard & Sons, tbe Buggy and Wagon People. Mrs. J. M. Hunt returned to her home at Cordele Monday after spend ing a few days here with her mother, Mrs. M. S. Hamilton. The Vienna Drag Co., have Just put in a fan to keep their customers cool this spring and summer while enjoy ing their refreshing drinks. Rev. Leitch, the evangolist who is holding a series of meetings at Hawk- insville, writes that~he is making the fur fly and having a good meeting. Eggleston"* McDonald closed a con tract with Mr. Hardaway, bridge con tractor of the A. & B. Saturday to furnish the lumber to build the trestles between Cordele and Montezuma. Tbe contract price amounted to $10,000. Joe P. Smith visited Cordele yester day. . Capt. S. W. Coney of Coney, was here yesterday. L. A. Morgan, of Americus, was In the city this morning. Glover Qarnes who has been quite sick is mucirbetter. «-• Tne News is working for Vienna. Give it your support. Miss Ruby Waters visited Cordele Saturday and Sunday. J. L. Martin and Freeman Mason were in the city yesterday. L. Brown Jr., and wife spent yester day in Vienna with relatives. Depot agent Lamb visited friends at Tippettville Sunday afternoon. J. N. Harvard and ton Henry Grady, are in the city today on business. Marvin Yawn is quite sick at his home in this city with pneumonia. Col. J. S. Sheppard of Americus, ar rived in thecity today on legal business The Cordele bar is pretty well repre sented at this term of the city court. W. O. Sanders and C. A. Thompson of Pinehurst, were bore yesterday on business. D. B. Leonard and J. M. Gammage are down at Lake Park, this week on a fishing frolic. Rome Sheppard and Vinson Bowen of Cordele, visited the family of Sheriff Sheppard Sunday. Running down one town doesn’t help another. Some people may real ize this after it’s too late 1 A selfish man or town will never suoceed in the end. It is the broad and liberal minded men that build up towns and Bueceed in business. D. B. Thompson and little daughter Maggie and A. Sumerford left Monday night for Charleston, S. C., where they will take in the' sights of the exposition Messrs. Barfield & Horne have just had a nice and commodious brick store erected at Pinehurst, and nre busy this week moving their large stock of goods into it. Col. J. M. Busbee left Saturday night for White Sulphur Springs, Fla., where he will be gone several days for his health. He returned home however, yesterday. 1 Bo wide-a-wake, and do not ride in on old back number when we liavo the newiest springs and up-to-date styles. J P Heard * Sons, the Buggy and Wagon People. Perry Sumerford, Claude Graham, Monroe Ransom and J. M. V. Williams are now sporting new buggies, having purchased them from T. H. Gregory at Unadilla last week. Judge Jno H. Woodward returned home Monday afternoon from a visit of a few days to relatives and friends near Macon and Augusta. He enjoyed his visit very much I Thomas Ray and Ed Fenn came up i Friday afternoon and accompanied QUARTERLY TERM OF VIENNA CITY COURT NOW IN SESSION CONVENED TUESDAY U. H. And is loving Along it a Very Rapid Rate-Several Criminal Cases Wers John Brad, who works for the Tom- Misses Berta Adkina and Effle Butler lin-Harris Machine shops at Cordele, was in the city-yesterday. Mrs. W. V. Harvard and ehildren returned homo yesterday from a visit to her mother, Mrs. J. E. Duncan at Unadilla. Col. Joe Ausley, Solicitor of the City court of Americus, is in the city this week acting os stenographer- of the City court. T. A. Collins, formerly proprietor of the Suwanee house at Cordele, was in the city yesterday. He is now gelling furnuture. Robert Songster, who is attending school at Unadilla, is sick and Ids father, A. H. Songster, went up to see him.Sunday. MrsJ.,M. Whitehead and children returned home Sunday night from a visit to relatives at Macon, Fort Valley and Walden. Miss Mamie Tillman, a charming young lady of Cordele, who lias bfeen visiting the Misses Sheppard returned home Sunday Everybody in Vienna is nnited in pqlling for the A. & B. railroad, and if we don’t got It—it wont be our fault we don’t think. Miss Annie Sheppard and brother Jake, returned home Sunday from Pinia, where they went on a visit to relatives Saturday. Just received big shipment of Bug gies ; now is tho time to buy, and wo arc the people. J P Heard & Sons, the Buggy and Wagon People. Arrived at the residence of his grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Brown, on Monday morning a handsome son to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Edwards. J B. Whitehead and wife and J. P. Heard Jr., and wife spent Sunday witli G- S. His ism and wife at Pinehurst, where they enjoyed a turkey dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Thornton, who live about six miles east «f this city, were made happy by the arrival of a tine boy baby at their home Sunday morning. Alice, the little daughter of Mr. an Mrs. W. Turton, who has been very siek with pueuinonii for several days has about rceovercd we arc glad to note. Mrs. J. D. Hargrove has four varieties of thoroughbred chickens, und 70 of them are only a few days old. She also has a beautiful yard and a fine garden down to Coney, where they enjoyed n spelling bee that night. J. Q. Shipp was in the city Sunday, having completed his job at Pine- hurst. He will be at Uuadilia for the next week or so, where he will erect a brick building for T. H. Gregory. As much value for leaa money or more voluo for the same money—that’s why yon should buy of us. You can’t be dissatisfied when you buy here. J P Heard & Sons, the Buggy and Wagon People. i A. Brewer, who lias a sawmill about two miles north of Vienna, on the G. S. * F. Railroad, works -to hands. He will move ills mill from the railroad near t he home of Mr. Jasper Lewis in a few days. It appears since the survey*of the A. & B. from Cordele to Byroinville via Vienna, has been made that it is a direct route and that the cost of con- stuction so for as has been estimated, will'save tho company $16,000 to come by Vienna. If the A. & B. railroad comes by Vienna it will have on it’s line three of the best towns in Georgia, within a radius of thirty miles and the pros pects of another making four. They are Cordele, Vienna, Montezuma and Byromville. Saturday’s News will contain two more special articles. Wo would bo te|ed the .m^house of Ed Felton, glad to have at least that many every Saturday. If you know of anything that you could write that would be of benefit to humanity, the county or town, write it for the Nzws Vienna has plenty of capital and all site wants now is more railroads and we will have a city at the capitol of tiio great state of Dooly. Pull for Vienna. It is the county site and near the center of the county, and should be the trading center by all means. Editor Webb, of the Adel News, stopped over in Vieuna yesterday mor- ing on his return home from a visit to his psrenta at Byromville, long enough to meet a few of his old friends and pay iis a pleasant call. We were indeed glad to see him and hspe he will come again soon. Yesterday morning at p O’clock the April quarterly term of the city court of Vienna convened with Judge D. L. Henderson presiding und Solicitor J. T. Hill of Cordele acting as prosecutor lor the state. Col. Joe Ansley of Americus, is acting as stenograher. A large number of witnesses and other parties were in attendance yesterday. Soon after court was convened several cases were dis posed of by pleas of guilty. Following is a list of tbe cases that have been disposed of at this session: State vs John Abbey. Plea of misnomen. Found against plea. State vs Annie Yawn and J a8i Jolly, fornicution. The parties having married a few days befopJ the trial they were discharged upon the payment of costs. State vs Brad Oliver, gaming. Plea of guilty, 10 months or $40. State vs Thomas Vincent, mis demeanor. Verdict of not guilty. State vs Annie Outlaw, gaming. Plea of guilty, 8 months or $30. State vs Charlie Smith, stabbing; Verdict of guilty, 8 months or $40. State vs Tom Daniel, gaming. Verdict of guilty, 10 months or $40; State vs Arthus Funches, lar ceny from the house. Plea 0/ guilty, 13-months or $75. State vs Hamp Johnson, gaming. Plek of guilty, 10 months or $40. Stale vs John Smith, gaming; Plea of guilty, 10 months or $40. State vs Henry Tarver, larceny from the house. Verdict of not guilty. The case of Mayer, Watt* & Co vs Western Union Telegraph Co., was continued. George Dole Wadley, Vice-President of the A. & B. was in Vienna yesterday looking over the new survey. He also inspected the depot grounds, whioh consists of about eight acres and seemed Randolph Causey returned Sunday | to be very well pleased with the site, night from Pinehurst where he has The surveyors will probably finish up been at the bedside of his father and: the second line by Thursday and Mr. brother who have been quite sick for! Wadley will thon be able to givo us several days. ' some definite decision in the matter HEAT STEALING. On Sunday night some one en- col., neur Pleasant Valley and stole about 75 pounds of meut. Suspic ion rested on Geo. Knight, Henry Low and Ben Wood. The greater part of the meat was found in the. possession.of Henry Low, who was given a committal hearing before Judge Harvard yesterday and bound over. The other two huve been arrested and placed in jail. Just received car pure crystal ice not made in Cordele. D. B. Thompson. A RAGING ROARING FLOOD Wished down a telegraph line which Chas C. Ellis of Lisbon, la., had to re pair. “Bunding waist deep in icr water.’’he writes, “gave me a terrible cold and rough. It giew worse daily. Finally the best doctors in Oakland, Neb, Sionx city Omaha said I had consump tion and could not live. Then 1 begad using Dr King’s New Discovery and was wholly cured by sis battles /' Pos itively guaranteed for cough*,-colds and all throat and lung troubles by Vienna Drug Co., price goc and $100