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■H PITHY PERSONALS POINTEDLY PUT These Who Cone aal Those Vhe fioeo f i I Lewis Eoobin spent Sunday afternoon in’the city. A. Wells of Drayton, was here Mon day on business. New goods received every day at J. P. Heard* Boss. Rev. PI G. McDonald visited Cordele jesterday afternoon. Money saved by buying Vehicles (rom J. o, Hamilton Jno. B. McDonald made a business trip to Atlanta Friday. Col. S. R. fields of Cordele was here yesterday afternoon. Don’t walk your shoes out but go to •T. I\ Heard & Sons, after it. Messrs. Dykes and Ford of Richwood, were here Monday evening. Jho. B. McDonald visited Cordele on business Monday afternoon. High Grade Vehicles a Specialty X O. Hamilton J. A. Coppock of Pinehurst, was in town yesterday’on business. L. A. Morgan of Americus, was in (lie city yesterday on business. . New lot of the celebrated Y. C. Cor sets just in J. P. Heard & Sons. E. S. Lasseter, of Cordele, was here on busbies Saturdary afternoon. T. P. Busbeo-and wife of Cordele, visited relatives here yesterday. Tin* Celebrated Milburn Wagons sold l>y j. O'. Hamilton*. W. H. Pago, a prominent citizen , of Byromvillo, was here yesterday. R. A Bedgood and \V. J. Pate of Arnbi, were in the city yesterday. Nice assortment of Water Coolers just received at X P. Heard & Sons. J. II. and E. B. Jordan of Findlay, nttterfded preaching here Sunday. High Grade Vehicles sold on easy terms, Cheap by J. O, Hamilton. J. W. Bazemire, of Cordele was here on business Monday morning. Nice line of Negligee Shirts best quality, just received at J. P. Heabd & Sons. J. P. Heard Sr., left Monday after noon for Charleston to attend exposi tion. ‘Misses Howell Melton and "Zorn Carnes visited Cordele Monday after noon. E. H. Thombly nnd wife of near Fin dlay, were in town on business yester day. Miss Laura Kate Pate of Unadllla, is in the city on a visit to Miss Carolyn Roberts. See my Buggies and wagons before buying. , „ TT J. O. Hamilton Misses Howell Melton and Annie Sheppard spent Saturday night out at the home of Jno. H. Powell and enjoyed a peanut hulling. Miss Lizzie Jordan retemed to her home at Findlay Monday afternoon after spending a few days here with her brothers A. E. and W, W. Jordan. Col. l>. A. R. Crum returned home from Atlanta Saturday of terndon where he has been for tho past month for his health. He has improved considerably L. M. Altman of Goidele, was here yesterday looking out for a houso to move his family Into. He will proba bly have the contract to do some grad ing on the A. & B. in the city limits. J. Q. Shipp was in the oity Monday mingling with his many friends. He left yesterday morning for Elko where he has a contract to erect a handsome dwelling and will be gono about five weeks. Mr. M. M. Doyle, prominent farmer and mill man of Fenn, Ga., purchased a handsome Surry and Harness from our wide-awake firm, J. P. Heard & Sons of this city, last Friday; Mr.' Doyle knows where to get the best. J. L. Peavy visited his father, I. Y. Peavy Monday, who has been quite sick but is better at present.. Mr. Peavy informed a reporter of the News that his father has a fodder stock, made of light-wood, which he has been using ever since tho year 185j. E. G. Walton and wife of Dosia, formerly of this city, are here this week and we ore informed that Mrs. Walton will reside here at present and that Mr. Walton is looking out for a saw mill location and that they will probably make Vienna their future home. Mr. Walton is now in the saw mill business at Dosia. A DELIGHTFUL PICNIC. Misses Fannie and Louie Fenn tenderd a number ot their school mutes a picnic out at the country home of their parents, Mr. and Henry Fenn, about five miles south west of Vienna last Saturday. The picnic was held on the banks of the fish pond, and plenty of fish were caught for all those present, besides having a good time playing various games. Refreshment^ were served during the day. The crowd attended from here in buggies and wagons. It was Un occasion that will long be remembered by those so fortunate as to be present. T. T. MARTIN DEAR. Cols M. P. Hall and W. F. Gcorgo spent Saturday iu Americus on legal business. John W. Haygood, a prominent Mon tezuma attorney, was here on legal bnsiness Monday. The famous Barnetville buRgy made by the Summer" Buggy Co., is sold and guara-teeu by J.O. Hamilton. Misses Lcoline and Loula Huggins spent Monday in the city with Miss Annie Sheppard. W. L. Sheppard returned home yes terday from a trip down in the 11th and 14th districts. FOR SALE CHEAP—A good Type writer and Bicycle. Terms cash or credit. Dr. 0. T. Ttovall. Col. J. T. Hill, X B. Scott and T. P. Busbeo of Cordele, were here on busi ness yesterday morning. W. F. Markert & Co., of Cordele, Ga., will pay highest market price for stall- fed cattle. Write us. NEW LOT of Hammocks, Water Coolers, in fact everything at ■' J. P. Heabd & Sons. Col. J. M. Busbee visited Americus bn legal business Saturday. He wedt down to Isabella yesterady to attend court. Jno. M. Woodward, of Hawkinsville, spent Saturday and Sunday in the city with his lather, Judge Jno. H. Wood ward. Miss Victoria Wooten, of Channcey, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. W. W. Jordan for .several days, left t.v her ha a. Mb.sday aM-rnoou. The many friends of Prof. T. T, Martin in this city and county will be grieved to learn of his death which occurred at Perry Sunday morning. Mr. Martin was a citi zen ot Vienna for two or three yeais tnd was a member of the Baptist church here. He suffered from cancer of the throat, and left this city last summer for Perry, the home of his brother and other relatives. He suffered severely for the greater part of the time; but a short time before his death he said that lie' was willing to go. He was also a Mason and was Secre tary of the Lodge here, when he was compelled to go to his old home. He was a good hearted mun and always ready and willing to lend a helping hand in any good cause. Peace be to his soul. ANNOUNCEMENTS For Representative. To the voters ot Dooly county:' I hereby announce myself asacandldate for representative from Duoly county In the next general assembly ot Georgia, subject to democratic primary. If nomi nated and elected, it shall be. my sole aim to represent tilt interests of ourcountv to the very best of my ability. The support of every one will be highly appreciated nnd kindly remembered. Very respectfully, ti. R. Fields. Don’t Forget— We have all tho leading buggies on our floor. Ovor fifty jobs for your inspection without cost to you. J. P. Heard & Sons. Will Guts Consumption. A A Herren, Finch, Ark., wntet, “Fol ey’s Honey and Tar is the be* prepara tion* ' '* ~ J ' 1 *'“ on for coughs, colds, and lung trouble I know it has cured consumption in the first stages.” For sale by all dealers. I don’t sell Jewelry made by a firm who goes out of business every six months and then, when my customers bring back a piece turned to brass, inform them the house who made it is busted and therefore I can’t make it good. Bnt I do sell goods made by reliable houses. Therefore I can guar antee every piece I sell to giv? latis- fdetion. If. A. YoritAK’s. □ DC3C3C3C3aC3 tacacacac #■* BARFIELD & HORNE, GENERAL - MERCHANTS, .PINEHURST, OA.. After belne earnestly solicited by many of the good people of Dooly county to again enter the race for Representative of the General Assembly I have, after mature- deliberation, consented to stand for re-election. With grateful thanks to the good people of my county tor past kindnesses and the honor they conferred on me, I assure them that if again chosen to represent them I.will ever be faithful lo their trust. Respectfully, U. W. Harvard. To the Voters ol Dooly County: I hereby announce myself u candidate (or Representative subject to the Demo* cratlc primary, and if elected will devote my time to the interests of the people. Your support wilt be appreciated. Very respectfully, ]. S. Pate. Alter a careful consideration of the requests of mv friends, I have decided to offer for representative, subject to a democratic primary. Owing to the scarcity of labor I will be unable to can vass the county ns I should, and hope I will not be expected to call on each one peraonally, but assure you I wilt ever be grateful for your liberal support, and if elected I will look to the interest of the county and the people at large. Your humble servant, H. W. Powell. For Treasurer- I hereby announce myself a candidate for re-election to the office of County Treasurer subject to the Democratic pri mary, Thanking my friends for their support in the past, and soliciting a con- timiauce of the same, 1 am, Very respecttully, D. A. Taylor. After consulting with' many of my friends from different sections of tne county I have decided to run for treasurer of the county, subject to the Democratic Primary. Thanking my friends for past favors, I solicit your support in the com ing primary. J. W. Roberts. To the Voters of Dooly County: I hereby announce myself a candidate for Treasurer of Dooly county, subject to a democratic primary. If elected will perform the duties incumbent upon me to the best 61 my ability. Your support will be aopreciated. Very Resp’t, M. H. Hickson. For Tax Receiver., I hereby announce myself n candltste lor Tax Receiver, subject to the demo cratic primary. It elected will perf.irin the duties encumbent upon me to the best of tny ability. Your support will be appreciated. Very respectfully., H. C. Brown. For Tax Collector- , I hereby announce ravself a candidate for re-election to the office ol Tax Col lector, subject to the democratic pri mary. Thanking my friends for their support ill the past, and soliciting a con tinuance of the same, If nominated and elected I will endeavor In tne future, ns in the pnst, to correct errors or over sights which would save the taxpayer cost in such cases, Very respectfully. F;J. Lewis. To the Citizens and Voters of Dooly „ County: I hereby annbunce myself a candidate for the office of Tax Collector subject to a nomination by the Democratic primary I solicit the support of everybody, nnd il elected will serve all to the best of mv ability. Respectfully, JA3. A. Williams. The friends of Mr. R. E. Harris, of Cordele, announces his candidacy for the offiice of Tax Collector of Dooly countv, subject to the democratic nomination' and earnestly, solicits the support ol the citizens nnd voters of the county in his behalf. If elected Mr Harris will faithfully and impartially perform the duties of ttie office. For Clerk Superior Court. I hereby announce myself a candidate for re-election to the office ot Clerk ol the Superior Court of Dooly countv, subject to the democratic primary. T am very grateful for the hearty support tliai has been accorded me in the past, anti earnestly hope for a continuance of the same. Very respectfully, J. Frank I’owell. For Sheriff. To the voters of ‘Jooly county: I hereby offer myself as a candidate for re-election to the office ot Sheriff of Dooly county, subject to the Democratic prima ry If re-elected I shall in the future, as in the past, fill the office to the best of my aldiftv. Thanking you for past fa- vors, 1 remain yours, G. W. Sheppard. To the voters of Dooly county; J hereby announce myself a candidate for Sheriff of Dooly county, subject to the democratic primary. 11 elected will perform the duties incumbent upon me to the best of my ability. Your support will be appreciated. Very Resp’t. Louis Cleivis. BANNER SALVE Om stock consists of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, ini! Shoes, hats, clothing, hardware, tinware, $ ; UMISMSMH VUUUUIUUUI }“t Wo buy country produce In season.!^ ——.—a - J.I I ■ _ jC' « Call to see us at the brlok store j|No trouble to shew goods, jc Yours to serve, t ■* ![ BARFIELD & HORNE. ■■ ’a 1 i c $ ill inrinfin"»«nniinMrtnnnnnnf»nrinni>crinrvHF.vnnnHnnnnn»i' snitnnnnnr GEORGIA, SOUTHERN AND FLORIDA. Schedule In Effect Jan. 6, 1902. Southbound. STATIONS. Quick Step. ' Dixie ' Flyer. Shoo-Fly Valdosta Express. Leave Macon - “ Kathleen .. .. .. ..' “ ftrovnula .. .; “ t'nndllin 1 Vienna " t.'oritelc .. .. .. 11 25am 12 mam 12 38am 12 56am 1 18am 1 65am 11 55pm 1 17pm 1 88pm 2 00pm 4 80pm 5 45pm 6 10pm 6 82pm 7 04pm 7 27pm 7 53pm 8 20pm 0 15pm 0 15pm 0 58pm 10 04pm 10 11pm U 05pm 8 45am 0 41am 10 02am 10 20am 10 43am 11 05am . 11 25am 11 48am 12 25am 12 30am 1 07am 1 12am 1 18am 2 00am - 2 35pm 8 10pm 3 10pm 8 41pm 3 57am •• Add ; ;;;; . “ lleurtplne .. .. ,, 4 08am 4 50am 5 00am 5 25am 5 30am 4 25pm 4 35pm 5 02pm 5 16pm Leave,Valdosta .. .. “ Lake Park .. . ». Jentlugu 6 01am 0 32am o 55am 7 35am 8 00am 8 14am 8 54am 0 30am 5 40pm 6 12pm 0 35pm 7 25pm 7 55pm 8 10pm “ Luke dry “ l<nke Jfutlcr “ Sampson City '* Hnnipton . M FI ora homo Arrive I’nlatkn 0 35pm Northbound. STATIONS. Quick Step. . Dixie Flyer. Shoo-Fly Valdosta Express. (1 30pm 7 03pm 7 45pm 8 00pm 8-24pm 0 05pm 0 31pm 10 03pm 10 25pm 10 40pm 11 10pm 11- 25pm 7 40am 0 OOnm 0 23am 10 17am 10 31am 10 50am 11 03am 11 45am 11 Slam 11 07am 12 30nm 12 80am “ Lake Park .. .. Leave Valdosta “ Honi'tptuo " Adel .. .. .. 4 45am 5 37um 5 43am 5 00pm 5 41pm 12 14pm 6 35am . 0 40am 7 27am 7 53am 8 20am 8 41am 0 «sm 0 35am " Aslibnrn i M Arab! .. 1 20am 2 08am 2 25am 2 48am 3 (Ham 3 21am 4 loam •• Cordele .. .. “ Vienna 2 00pm 2 16pm 2 87pm 7 60pm 8 07pm Arrive Mneoij .... .. . , 3 55pra 11 05am 0 55pm 8CHEDULE AT JUNCTION P0INT8. Leave Jlncon, C. of <J. ...... Arrive Atlanta, C. of O 4 20pm 7 45pm 4 10am 7 25nm 8 Oontn 11 20am Leave Macon, Southern Ky Arrive Atlanta. Southern Ry 7 85pm 10 20pm 8 80am 11 10am 1 33pm 4 10pm • l.eavo-Mncon, Ocorgln It. R Arrive Augusta,. Georgia It. It 4 15pm 8 10pm •3 55am 7 45sin 0 00am 1 20nm •*5 45pm 0 60am Leave Cordele, A. and N.. Arrive Albany. A. nnd N 2 10pm 3 30pm Leave Cordele, 8. A. L. .. Arrive Amorims, 8. A. L Arrive Montgomery, S. A. L 2 10pm 3 10pm 7 40pm 2 24am ' 8 22am 8 00am Leave Tifton, P. H Arrive Wayeross. 1*. B 2 lOnm 0 Worn . 8 00pm 5 20pm Leave Tifton, T. nnd N. E. Arrive Fitzgerald, T. anil N. B 8 4upm 4 45pm 8 Odum 0 80am Leave Tifton, 1'. 3’. and O Arrive ThomaHvlMo, T. T. and O 8 311pm 5 43pm Leave lleiirtplnc, So. Un. Arrive Quitman. So. Ga Ar. Greenville, So. Clu. ... 4 30pra 5 50pm 7 OOpra Leave Valdosta, I’. 8. Arrive Thomnsvlllo, 1*. S 0 30am 12 50am 1) 83am 11 OOum 1 13pm 2 50pm Leave VnldoHs-n. A. V. uml W Arrive Jacksonville, A. V. rud W 5 otipni 8 30pm 4 35nm 7 50nm Leave Valdosta, Valdosta So Arrive Madison, v'nldnstn Uo •i) 30am 11 (Siam Leave Luke Hutlcr, .1. S, V.' Arrive Jacksonville, J. S. IV •8 25am 11 Warn ' Leave Uampson City, C. it (j Arrive (inlucsvlllc, L\ cl O ,.. 8 oRpm 0 05ptn 8 (tonm 0 00am Jnck-niiviMo via Valdmt.i, uwl through conch ami local sleeper between Macon ami l’ulutkn. Isieul rleeperoopeu In Macon union depot 0:00 p. ra. nud remains In union uepot »u tttn.u until 7:00 a. m. end can tie occupied until that time. "Quick Step" lo null,l train between Mucou and I'nlatkn, with, through coach between Mneou ami Jacksonville via Valdosta. WM. CHECKLEY SHAW, C. B. RHODES. Vico President. DAVE G. HALL, T. P. A., ' 14 Kimball House, Atlanta, Ga. Gen. Pass Agt., Macon; Ga. . HARRY BURNS. F. P. A.. 201W. Bay.St., Jacksonville, Fla. Drugs, jft. Medicines D Toilet Articled tfoe B Courteous Treatment to Everybody. McArthur Bros., Druggists Unadilla, * » Ga. ■feu