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SEVERAL SMALL
SCENES SCOOPED
The Sevs ti Ttwa tad Canty Coiled
Together for Baity Readers.
, lion Bryan is on the eiok list.
New goods received every day at
J. P. Heard <fc Soes.
The spring poets are now in fall
bloom.
A refreshing shower visited Vienna
Wednesday night.
The Celebrated Milbnrn Wagbns sold
by J. O. Hamilton.
Mrs. J. J. Stovall hat moved into the
.T. A. Smith house.
Don't walk your shoes out but go to
r ,i. P. Heard & Sosa, after it.
John Lewis, Jr., colored, died last
week of pneumonia.
Mrs. Wm. Bragg who Uvea two miles
^vost. of the city is sick.
Whit, son of Sidney Leonard, col.,
tiled last Monday of pneumonia,
Rcv.J. D. Norris preached at the
*dkins school house last Sunday.
Pretty Job Printing, My color;
You can get it at the News office.
Money saved by buying Vehicles from
J. U. Hamilton
Nice line of Negligee Shirts , best
quality, just received at J. P. Heard
itSosce.
Uev. E. S. Atkinson will fill his regu
lar appointment at the Baptist ohuroh
Sunday. (
NEW LOT of Hammocks, Water
OJulers, in fact everything at
J. P. Hiabd A Sosa.
What about closing the stores and
business houses at 6 o’clock from now
until Sept. 1st?
Don’t fail to attend the revival meet
ing being held in the warehouse of
Johns A Forehand.
W. F. Mnrkert &0o., of Cordele, Ga.,
will pay highest market prioe for stall-
fed cattle. Writ© ns.
Sec my Buggies and wagons before
buying. _
J. O. Hamilton
Eggleston A McDonald purchased
y» new Old Hickory two- horse wagon
fromJ. P. Heard & Sons yesterday
morning.
Several new subsoribera were added
to our lilt daring this week. And still
they continue'to came and old ones
are always glad to renew.
Gar load Valdosta Buggies also car
- load Anchor Buggies just received and
over FIFTY styles to select from. We
can please you. J P Heard A Sons.
Dr. H. A. Yonmsns will change his
ad next week and will tell the people
of Dooly county something abont his
business that will interest them.
Sheiff Sheppard ia out among the
boya this week and-writos that every
thing is moving along nicely, and that
he feels quite sure of being re-elected.
D. B. Thompson has recently pur
chased some land from Dr. 0 T Stovall
north of his ginnery along side of the
G. S. A F. railroad, and will probably
make some improvements upon it this
summer.
The hose connections recently ordered
Ity our city council wen not the right
size and therefore, we will have to
wait a while longer for fire protection.
They will bo exchanged as soon as pos
sible. /
The Commencement of the Houston
High School will take place on the23cd
and 24th, of this month. We hop© to
be able to give our readers a more de
tailed account of tt in due time. It ia
safe to aay however, that it will be one
of the best ever had at that town.
Handsome and genial Will Proctor
was the happy recipient this week of a
beantif" 1 and fragrant collection of
flowers from one of Vienn&s’ noblest
and fairest yoong ladies. To know him
is to ilk© him, and we cannot blame the
young lady for her kindness in remem
bering him in such a nice manner.
Work on the A. A. B. railroad ia be
ing poshed rapidly now between Oor-
dele and Vienna. The right of way ia
nearly all cat out and the ■ work of
grading is being let out to different
sub-contractors along the line as the
right of way ia out. Hurrah for Vien
na! Several new enterprises are on
foot. Among them are a Cotton Oil
Mill and a brick hotel.
PITHY PERSONALS
POINTEDLY PUT
Dose VteiCMK tad Time Wfce G« 01
Bisiiess ill Httsure.
High Grade Vehicles a Specialty
J. O'. Hamilton
Col. S. R. Fields of Coxdele, was
hero Thursday. \ t ft
Col. J. G. Jones of Coidele, was in
the city Wednesday.
New lot of the celebrated Y. C. Cor
sets just in J. P. Heard A Sons.
J. R. Kelly visited Coxdele on busi
ness Wednesday afternoon.
Col. M. P. Hall will visit Americua
today on legal business.
High Grade Vehicles sold on easy
terms, Cheap by J. O, Hamilton.
Nice assortment of. Water Coolers
just received at J. P. Heard A Sons.
L. Nobles and J. M. Howard gave ua
pleasant oall Thursday afternoon.
Come again- *
The famous Barnetvilie buggy made by
foe Summer' Buggy Co., is sold and
guara-teeu by J.O. Hamilton.
j'. W. Smith and wife of the second
district, Were in town shopping yester
day. ' *1 - !
All kinds of Pipe—Pipe fixtures,
Nossles, Cupllngs, Hose bibbs, etc, at
J. P. Heard A Sons.
FOR SALE CHEAP—A good Type
writer and Bloyole. Terms cash or
otAli
credit. Dr. C. T. T*ovall.
Dr. J. M. Whitehead has been doing
some dental work at Rtohwood this
week.
Don’t send your watches off for re
pairs, I can repair it if it can be done,
on short notice. H. A. Youfhana.
Min Bertha Leonard returned home
Thursday afternoon from a visit of
several days to friends at Montieello
and Athens.
Will pay highest market price for
fat cattle. If you have any to sell you
IU
will do well to write ua.
W. F. Mareest Co., Coxdele, Ga.
Mrs. Sommer Adams who has been
on a visit to her daughter Mrs. T. B.
Smith, retained to hor home at Cordele
Sunday. > - -
H. D. Royal, a prominent farmer of
Mt. Vernon oommunity, was in town
Thursday -morning and renewed his
subscription to the News. Thanks.
Just received a nice line of Summer
Suits, worth MO will go now for only
$7.60. They are full value for the
money. Don’t fail to call to see them
at the Brick store of Barfield A Horae,
Pinehnrst, Ga.
L. R. Hobbs, of Vienna, and manager
of the Telephone Exchange in that little
rn, wsa in the city yesterday. Law-
oo It a hustler, and has been with
the Ledbetter Company for several
years.—Cordele News.
TheJaa. C. Moore’s Old Plahtatlon
Minstrels will give two performances
in Vienna today. One will be given at
1:30 this afternoon and the other at
7:80 tonight. The following is from
the Tallahassee Capital of April 12th,
1902: “The entertainment given here
last night by J. 0. Moore’s Old Planta
tion Minstrels under canvas, was one
worthy of public patronage; and at the
low prices of admission exacted affords
an evening’s amusement within the
reach of all. The program last night
was opened with a fsmilliar old cur
tain raiser—a sketch in whieh is aet
fourth along farcical lines, the tribu
lations of a lady manager in search of
performer*—which tribulations, it
should be said, were largely due ta the
comic eolored servant. Thja man-of-
all-work was adequately protrayed by
a genuine Virginia darkey known as
“Happy," and it ia not too much to
■ay that he kept the audience on the
laugh from start to finish. The solio
that followed was more than good. It
i made op of excellent Joggling,
singing, clog, wing and buck dancing,
eta.; the whole oonbloding with an old
plantation seene, reddered with genu
ine darky auction. The performance
will be repeated at 2 o’clock thisafter-
noon and again in the evening, and la
dies and children dtsiring to attend
may rest assured that nothing in any
way objectionable will be encounter
ed.”
Will Cera CessswpUcs. i
A A Hem* Finch, Ark., write*, “Fol
ey’s Honey and Tkr is tfie best prepara
tion ‘ * —
WANTED—10# Dozen Eggs, and 25 tfou for couttli*. colds, and long trouble
ntcr frving rise chickens at OSCE. jl know it has cored consumption in the
I, L. Weed ward, Vienna, (% ! first stages." tyr «te by all dealers.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Representative.
To the voters of Dooly county:
I hereby announce myself ssa candidate
for representative from Duoty county In
the next general assembly of Georgia,
subject to democratic primary. If nomi
nated and elected, it shall be my role aim
to represent the interests of ourcounty to
the very best of my ability. The support
of every one will be highly appreciated
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After belna esrnestlr solicited by many
of the good people of Dooly countv to
again enter the race for Representative
of the General Assembly I have, after
isatare deliberation, consented to stand
for re-election. With grateful thanks to
the good people of my county, tor past
kimfneesea and the honor they conferred
on me, I assure them that if again chosen
to represent them 1 wilt ever be faithful
to tbelr trust. Respectfully,
1>. W. Harvard.
To the Voters ot Dooly County:
I hereby announce inyaelf a candidate
for Representative subject to the Demo
cratic primary, and if elected will devote
my time to the interests of the people.
Your support will be appreciated.
Very respectfully, J. 8. Pats.
Altera careful consideration of the
requests of mr friends,! have decided
to offer for representative; subject to a
democratic prtmaiy. Owing to the
scarcity of labor I will be unable to can-
vass the county at I should, and hope I
wiU not be expected to call on each one
personally, but assure you I will ever be
grateful for your liberal support, audit
elected I wllf look to the interest of the
county and the people at large. ,
_ Your bumble servant,
H. W. Powat.L.
For Treasurer
r I hereby announce myself a candidate
for r&election to the office'of County
Treasurer subject to the Democratic pri
mary, Thanking my friends for their
•npport in the past, and soliciting a con
tinuance of the same, 1 am,
Very respectfully, D. A. Taylor.
After consulting with many of my
friends from different sections of the
county I have decided to ran for treasurer
of the county, subject to the Democratic
Primary. Thanking my friends for past
favors, I solicit your support in foe com
ing primary. j. W. Roberts.
To foe Voter* of Dooly Connty:
, I hereby announce myself a candidate
for Treasurer of Dooly county, subject
to a democratic prlmary. If elected will
perform the duties incumbent upon me
to the beat ot my ability. Your support
wiU beaopreciated. Very Retp’t,
M. H. Hickson.
For Tax Receiver.
1 hereby announce myself n vandltate
for Tax Receiver, subject to the demo
cratic, primary. II elected will perforin
the duties encumbent upon me to the best
of my ability. Your support will be
appreciated. Very respectfully,
H. C. Brown.
For Tax Collector-
I hereby announce mvself a candidate
for re-election to the office of Tax Col
lector, Inbject to the democratic prl.
mary. Thanking my friend* for their
support in the past, and soliciting a con
tinuance of the same. If nominated and
elected I will endeavor in tne future, a*
in the pMt, to correct errors or over
sight* which would Mve the taxpayer
cost in such cases. Very respectfully.
K.J. Lewis.
To the Citlsent and Voters of Dooly
County:
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for the office of Tax Collector subject to
a nomination by the Democratic primary.
I solicit the support of everybody, and If
elected will serve all to the best of my
ability. Respectfully,
Jaa. A. Williams.
The friends of Mr. K. E. Harris, of
Cordele, announces his candidacy for the
offiice of Tax Collector of Dooly county,
subject to the democratic nomination,
and earnestly solicits the support of
foe citizens and voters of the county
in his behalf. If elected Mr Harris will
faithfully and impartially perform the
duties of the office.
For Clerk Superior Court
1 hereby announce myself a candidate
for re-election to the office ot Clerk of
the Superior Court of Dooly county,
subject to the democratic primary. 1 am
very grateful for the hearty support that
bat been accorded me In the past, and
earnestly hope for n continuance of the
same. Very respectfully,
J. Frank Powell.
For Sheriff.
To foe voter* of Oooly county:
I hereby offer myself as a candidate for
re-election to the ofiDe of Sheriff ot Dooly
connty. subject to the Democratic prima
ry If re-elected I shall in the future, as
in foe past, fill the office to the best of
my ability. Thanking you for past fa
vors, ! remain yours,
* G. W. Siirppard.
To the voters of Dooly county;,
4 I berebv announce myself a candidate
for Sheriff of Dooly county, subject to
the democratic primary. It elected will
perform the duties incumbent upon me
to the best of my ability. Yoor support
will be appreciated. Very Resp’b
Louis Clbwis.
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GEORGIA, SOUTHERN AND FLORIDA.
Schedule In Effect Jan. 5, 1902.
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DAVE O. HALL, T. F. A., HARRY BURNS. F. F. A*
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