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EveryLOiw'CUt Shoe, Every Strtfw Hat,
MWMWiir SuirfWtf&f Dress dolls,
'^I^ies'^EInderw^f^^ents
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And in fa(*.t every Sumntaer article in our establishment must be sold. We are beginning in ^8
time to make room for our ntmvFall stock. THIS IS N© F»KE, Get our Prices ^
and be convinced that WE A^RE THE PEOPLE to do your trading with. ^8
Prompt attention. f
Still (ireater Valliies-Stfll Lower F*rices than EVER Before.3
% No Trouble to slow the Bargains we Offer this month, f
^ANYTHING anid EVERYTHING ©HEAP I
SOME TO
PITHY PERSONALS
POINTEDLY PUT
These Who Come and Those Who Go on
Business aad Pleasure.
J. It. Kelly visited Cordele Monday.
D. B. Thompson visited Macon on
business Friday.
ICE CREAM every afternoon at the
Vienna Drug Co
Prof. W. T. Hendley of Kerns, was in
town Saturday.
UMBRELLAS to beat the band at J.
P. Heard & Sons at 75c on the dollar.
L. A. Morgan of Amerlcus was in the
city Monday on business.
Judge D. L. Ivey of Umfctilla, was in
the city yesterday^
Fine stock of S. & W. Revolvers al-
wnys on hand at J. P.^Heard & Sons.
Mr Leo Allen of Amerlcus, was in
the city yesterday.
TV. H. Proctor and J. L. Lashlcy visi
ted Macon Sunday.
LIMEADE—The successor and sup
erior of Lemonade at Vibnsa Dbuo Co.
Col M. P. Hall anil Jos. Burns visited
Macon on business Monday.
Mr. Freeman Mason and wife were
in town shopping Monday,
Mr. A. D. Vaughn, the clever section
boss at this place, visited Cordele Sun
day.
Mrs. B. F. Forbes returned home
from a visit to relatives at Lumpkin
Saturday.
Miss Mamie Thompson, of Cordele,
spent Sunday in the city with Miss
Lola Altman.
Dr R. H. Pate and ^Burnam Hunter,
of Rich wood, wero in town Monday
afternoon.
G. S. Haslam and wife of Pinohurst,
spent Sunday in the efty with P. A.
Leonard and wife.
TV. H. Lasseter, Robert Averett, TV.
Perry and Jake Heard visited Vienna
Sunday af ternoon.
Mrs, T. A. Adkins, Jr., and little son
DuQlgpon, left Sunday afternoon for
Blakely, on a visit to relatives.
M. Carmack left Saturday
for Adel, on n visit to her daughter,
JMw. }!, £. Acljpsd, yrfho is 'julte sic',
J B. Adkins and wvifa of near Coney,
spent Sunday in the tcclty with the fatni-
ly.of TV. H. Brown.
Miss Jessie Myers 10 left Saturday for
Marshnllvilie on a vtiisit to her sister,
Mrs. Lewis B. Rump«ph .
Lewis Proctor of SS Swminsboro, arrived
in the city Monday ;> on n visit to his
brother, W. H. Prbewtwr.
Miss Annie Sheppard returned home
Sunday from Albarpoy. where she has
been on a visit tet rcarela-tivcs for several
days.
Miss Ora Morgiticpn returned home
Monday afternoon Mfroui Macon,’where
site has been on a vis ©it to her auntv Mrs.
TV. G. Redding.
A. H. Sangster anoci write, ’and R. B.
Lane nnd wife, reti|« turned home from
Cordele Sunday, whi(|ier« they have been
visiting relatives.
Miss Carrie Quick ^returned home last
Monday from an ezbirtended visit to rela
tives and friends aty forayth, Juliett
and other points.
Mrs. Rebecca RodMgers left Saturday
for Abbeville, to attiifctersd the bedside of
her sister-in-law M;(i!r*- Carrie Jtogern,
who died Monday m^jorsing.
E. G. Greene left lfclast week for Perry,
to attend the district tronference. He
went from there to IpBamesville, to at
tend the chautauqu«ui.
J. TV. Racemore, J| 1. T. Calhoun and
L. A. Parker of C<Gw3eIo, were here
Monday in the intends* of the Cordele
wholesale Grocery hi bouses.
M. B. Medlock, til tin* new traveling
salesman for the Amenour Packing Co.,
of Cordele, was herein Monday. Mr. C.
P. Rouse recently reruiffned.
8. J. Adkins accomntpanied Miss Fan
nie Lilly Wilkes detfown from Pooling
Sunday, where she 1 boarded the train
for Cordele, on a visffift to relatives.
KO FALSE®CLAIMS,
The proprietors ot M Foley’s Honey and
Tsrdo not advertise tli, this as a “sure cure
for consumption.” TiTJtie y do nut claim it
will cure this dread cot^im plaint In advanced
case, but do positively^, caraert that it will
cure In the esrtr ftajreijjti and never fails to
givecomfort and reffjef in the worst rnset.
Foley’* Honey and Tagir is without doubt
the greatest throat anti*)d t sing remedv. Re
fuse substitutes. Fon'at Sale by all dealers
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We have recently wee* wd a large ship
ment of Buggies. 'We tn«i«f reduce stock
at once must have ny »>ime room. Come
cjilirV *r<* v* • M
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Dr. L. YV. Mobley and Jno. S. Byrom
of Byromville, were in town yesterday.
D. W. Sumerford and W. B. Mclnvale
were in town yesterday.
A.B. Tippett and Prof J. S. Cook
of Tippettvllle, were in the city yester
day.
Mre. TJ. R. Smith went down to Cor-
deie yesterday on a visit to her sister
Mrs. T: P. Bunbee.
• Col. W. V. Harvard left yesterday
afternoon for Atlanta to attend the
State Democratic convention which
oonvenes there to-day. He' is one of
the Terrell delegates from this county.
ATTENTION LADIES—Now lot of
Laces, Hamburgs and Inserting* tit half
price on sale now, coine early. The
best values ever shown.
J. P. Hisard & Sons.
L, C. Bennett and wife of Albany,
arrived in the city Saturday on a visit
to his brother-in-law, L. R. Hobbs.
Mr. Bennett is a well known tobacco
drummer and Is & hustler when it comes
to selling the “Juicy” weed.
Mrs. D. B. Thoihpsnn and children
returned home Sunday afternoon from
Pitts, where she has been on a visit to
Mr, Thompson's sister. Her daughter
Maggie, who has been spending somo
time there also returned home.
PUBLIC INSTALLATION.
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PLANTERS WAREHOVSE,
.PINEHURST, GA..
BARFIELD & HORNE, Prop’rs.
Thanking our eustomeis for past
favors, we solicit a continuance of
same for the coming cotton season.
We will be ip the market for the
purchase of cotton seed and will at
times pay the highest market
CASH price.
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The installation of the semi-an
nual officers of Vienna Lodge
No. 136 K. of P, f will take place
at Heard’s opera house nejit Mon
day night, July 7th, at S o’clock.
The public is cordially invited to
attend. An address on Pythianiuin
will be delivered by a prominent
member of the order.
Advertised Letters.
Letters remaining uncalled for
Vienna, Ga., Junc30,1902.
Cobb, John
Clements, David
Howard, Elizabeth
Mays, Mrs TV B
Morris, 8 A
Thompson, Jno T
Stewart, Mrs Want
Williams, Bill
TVnll*Vi. Annie
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Courteous Treatment
to Everybody.
McArthur Bros., Druggists
Unadilla, • » Ga.
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Loans, Loans, Loans,
WE CAN PROCURE A LOAN FOR
YOU ANYWHERE FROM 9150.00
TO 96,000,00 with intere*t frpfn
6,7T07 12 PER CENT. .
ANp AT A VERY SMALL COOT.