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J. P. HEARD & SONS, Bankers add General Merchants.
■ y . V VlEflM.. GEORGIA, (
T«g VIENNA NEWS.
TWICtvA-WECK.
T. A. ADKINS* JR., Eflltfr.
7. a- jr* a|rw. T. AtifclNS,
JOB TERRELL'S PASTOR.
The abuse and calumny th.it haiie
been heaped upott Col. foe Terrell
I by candidate Guerry, Rev. >. Siym
| Jones and other members ' of ’ tne
■ "reform band wagon” has b/ought
Official Organ Dooly County. Mr. Terrell's pastor to hib feet.
After expressing some regret that
Proprietors. >£'
. Official Orgayt of the Cfcty of Vienna.
Entered at the Postoffice at Vienna, Ga. f
as Second Clus Mall Matter.
Advertising rates famished on reqtlept.
5^.Tbe News will not be responsible
(or views expressed, by correspondents.
rates or subscription:
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Published WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS.
'PHONE No. 11.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 21st.. 1002.
NOTICE.
Mr. J, A. Coppock of Pinehurst,
in authorized by the management of
' the Nrws to collect and receipt for
subscriptions and Job .Work. Any
.courtesy extended to bim will be
appreciated’by us and have our
prompt attention.
Saturday is the last day to reg>
Viter for the primary on June 5th,
The books are in (he Ordinary’s of-
flee.
A great cyclone visited Goliad,
Tex., and San Atitoniano, Tex.,
Sunday afternoon and besides kill-
big 90 persons destroyed thousands
of dollars worth ot property.
DON’T WANT NESBITT-1T
STEVENS EVERYWHERE.
IS
For Martinique Uncle Sam will
give $500,000; King Edward gives
$5,000, Kaiser Wilhelm $2,500, the
Cziy has sympathy. The next in
fine says The World, China, is
silent.—Mncon News.
it has beeu necessary for him to
speak, and after stating that he has
served Mr. Terrell as pastor for
eight years, Rev. R. H. Blalock
says: - , - 1 . • \
"However deeply the good people of
Georgia may regret it, still I find in
some filthy circulars, that have doubt
less flooded the state, vile insinuations
that may tend to in jure the character of
the Hon. J. M. Torrell with those who
are not personally acquainted with him.
I am no politician and have no interests
to further, but I feel that I' would be
recreant
friends were I not to denounce every
innuendo, and stamp as false whatever
reflects upon his name or motives.
"For quite a number of years I have
been Intimately acquainted with Mr.
Wrell In the home lie is genial and
loving; in the church he is consistent,
liberal, devout and ready for any and
all Christian work required of him; in
society He is esteemed and honored by
all classpa. Home is the best place to
learn the real character of any man.
Any pnd all who wish may weigh Mr.
Terrell in the balance at home,* and
they will not And a blemish on his moral
character, his social standing, or his
church relations. I have always found
him plain, honest, sincere and upright
in all things. I11 a word, I have aiways
found him a high-toned, refined, hon
orable gentleman."
It strikes us that wbat Rev. Mr.
Blalock says should be convincing,
and it also seems that it should have
the effect of putting an end to the
campaign dander and abuse which
has been organized against the man
>vhom hc/ises to defend.—Valdos
ta Times.
The farmers 'and business then
of Cobb county; the' home of Hon.
R. T. Nesbitt, refutes to did or
support Mr. Nesbitt in his' cam
paign tor commissioner of agricul
ture on the grounds of unfitness,
and the indications .are now that
Mr. Nesbitt will retire from the
race. The administration of H6n.
Q. B. Stevens, the present incum
bent h is proven so/ valubie to the
statu that the voters do not in
tend to put in, a man who is in
many respects unfit for this impor
tant position. When a man enters
u campaign and afterwards finds
that his home county is a unit
against him it ts time for him to
, , ‘‘get off of the roost” without
to duty and untrue to my . ..
ire I not to denounce every fur ^ er ceremony.
There is not a man in the state,
however, that could defeat Mr.
Stevens, whose election is now
practically secured. Lumpkin, us
will all of the other counties in
the state, will give him a solid
cubic-foot vote—Dahlonega Signal,
May and, 190a.
Kansas cotnea to, the front with
two counties that have no need for
a. sheriff or jail. There, has not
been a prisoner in, the Haskell
Foley’s Kidney Cure
make* kidneys and bladder right
About Other People’s Maif.
For Burns and Wounds Use
Dr. Tichenor’s Antiseptic.-
Carnesville, G«., Jan. 7, 190a.
“■ * '» Antiseptic
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Homer, Ga., Nov. 16,1899.
I have used Df- Tichenor’s Antiseptic r,us Mason .was in'town the other day
In mr family add onmy convict farm for . .
the past eight years. I find that It does in * e#rch of * *®“ ,e of Ur< 1 ,c - ll ? nor 8 .
all that you claim tor it. It Is especially Antiseptic, His face was poisoned, bjng
fine (or pofson oak. One of my convicts tliunderwood and had swollen • until It '1
was poisoned Iron, head to foot and I wa5 bis eres almost hidden ,.1
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hours. 7 ' ■* sale, we cave ium our sample bottle.
I keep a supply constantly on hand, Gus tells us that three applications
and never tail to recommend 1t. cored him sound - and well.—llank .
Neal Little. County journal. •**-
(Jovsngton, Gh„ March 23,1898. WHOLESALE AND ,
I saw'** hor»e cured of a severe case of p ETA1L B Y
colic within 30 minutes. G. S. Smith,
VIEflflA DRUG CO
T. H. GREGORY,
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U NADI L LA, - GEORGIA.
DEALER IN • ....
General 4 Merchandise.
Plantation
Buggies. ,
Supplies,]
The State Department at Wash
ington has twenty •'five negroes on
its pay roll; the Treasury Depart-
county jail for the last fifteen years men t, aio; the War Department,
♦nd none m the Morton county jail 4< >; the post office/Jcpartment, 34;
for eight years. j the Navy Department, 25; the
j Department of the Interior, 300.
The postal authorities at Wash
ington, rccogPizing the liability of
postmasters to make mistakes in
getting letterstin wrong boxes have
fixed a penalty of $2.00 on persons
takftig mail out of tbe office other
than thier own aqfl not return it.
The object df,the‘ law is to have
people look at thetr - mail • before
taking it out of the office and if
they should have mail other than
their own they must return it at
once. It also includes newspa
pers. The excuse that it/ is the
Vpostmaster’s fault” cbts no ice.
It you have been getting other peo
ple’s mail you better take warning
or you may get yourself into trou
ble.—Valdosta Times.
Wagons
• N and Coffins,!
tighost Price Paid
for 'all kinds o£
Country 4
Produce.
An iufatuated youth murdered a Eleven negroea hold appointments
Jjsmily of five, near St. Augustine
. Fla., early Monday morning because
t,he parent* refused tfi allow him to
. qiarry their 13 year old daughter..
After Killing all the family but an
. iqfunt he then committed suicide.
Purity in politics ts w.hat the
supporters ot a certain candidate
are saying in hjs behalf.' Yet, they
are willing to go into a combination
iq order to further the interests of
pertain candidates. Where does
the consistency cotne in ? __ Decs
combinations help to purify poilt-
tips?
in the consular service and 168 are
employed in the government print
iug office.
WHEN TO MARRY.
Marry when the year is new,
no ye
Always loving, kind and true.
When February birds do mate,
You may wed, nor dread your fate.
If you wed when March winds blow
Joy and sorrow both you’ll know.
Marry in April when yon can,
Joy for maiden and for man.
Politics arc warming up. Ru-
mors upon rumors are afloat in
different parts of the county. Some
candidates, are feeling good over
the prospects,, while others are on
ly normal. Intimations are fre
quently made that certain' factions
gre trying to form combinations
with other factions in order to elect
certain candidate*. Some say that
the governor’s- race and possibly
other State office candidates may
play a Dart in 'county 'politics.
Then, there qre those who are con
tent to leave such things.olpne and,
ipt true merit win or lose. Which
will it b?? The primary on June
5th, wilt speak the truth,
An exchange relates that in tbe
beginning God created the heavens
and the earth, then the editor and
then tbe liberal advertiser and the
prompt-paying subscriber—which
was all vejy good. The next day
it snowed, and the man who does
not j>elieve v in advertising created
himself, as also did tbe man 'who
does not tqke his home paper. Then
the devil got into the moulding
room and created the man who
takes the paper for years “find fails
to pay for it. After he had com
pleted that sorry job, and having a
few lumps left, he created the man
who settled his arrears by instruct
ing the postmaster to mark *hia
paper “refused."
Marry in the montli of May,
You will aurely rue the day.,
Marry when Juno roses blow,
rla
Over land and sea you’ll go.
They who In July do wed
Must always labor for their bread.
Whoever wed in August be
Many changes are sure to see.
Marry in September’s shine
Your living will bo rich and fine.
to
The Place to Go
’Everything You Want.
LARGEST SUPPLY HOUSE IN THIS SECTION,"
1
Loans, Loans, Loans.
WE CAN PROCURE A LOAN FOR
YOU ANYWHERE FROM $150.00/ .
TO $5,000,00 with Interest from
6, 7 TO.7 12 PER CENT.
AND AT AVERY SMALL COST. -i
HENDERSON & JORDAN;
HAIR CUT ANY STYL E!
ShudUrs M His Past.
• “I recall now with horror,” sari Mail
CarrierJlurnett Mann, of I.evenna, O.,
“my three years ot suffering from kidnev
•rouble. I was hardly ever free from dull
ache* or acute pain* in my back. . To
,’toop or iif t mail *ack» made me groan, I
If in October you do marry B .
Love wlll.come, but riches will tirry.
It you wed in bleak November .
Only joy will come, remember.
When December’s mow falls fast—
Marry, and true love will last I
-Philadelphia Ledger.
telt tired, warn out. about ready to give
Electric Bitters,
up, when I beeun to use
but aig bottle* completely cored me »ritl
made me feel like a new tnaa." / They’re
nnrlvaled to regulate, atotnacb, liver, kid
neys andtAOwels. Perfect satisaction
guaranteed by Vienna Dido Co.
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The Celebrated Milbnm WagCps sold
hr jJoiRasnATW,
Guerry voted against and tried
to defeat the present local option
law, which |?as brought prohibition
to 117 counties. He would not aid
•n bringing out a prohifiitioniat for
the legislature in Bibb, but says be
it content to vote for Joe “Thunder”
Hall, one of the strongest anti-pro
hibitionists in the Stste, and Guer
ry poses os a prohibition candidate!
There it just us much consistency in
this as in anything else he ever did.
—Milledgevtlle News.
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We also carry a nice line of ladies
Crash and |>uek skirta that we sell yon
cheaper than yon can boy doth and
make them. We,also sell the doth to
make them.. •A„,Roomg & Co.
, If you Want a first-clast HAIR CUT, SHAVE, SHAM•
POO or SHINE, call to see me. Next door to Rachel Store.
AUGUSTUS JONES, Barber.
0 DAYS FREE TRIAL!
Wm Skip on approval to any person in U. S. or.
Canada totfAouf q cent deposit, and allow 10 day:
ifree trial. Yon take absolutely no risk ordering Iron:
ns, as you don’t pay a cent if it don’t suit you
1902 Models $9 to
1900 and 1901 Models $*\ f 0 $
Otfsh|MS with Urge photographic engraving!
Bicycle* a lull de tailed specIQcatlon* seat tree to any
<00 lEepiDIAID WHEELS $4 . cc
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