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HASN’T CiOT, NOBODY HAS. |
HEHRD'S Prices Have Never Been Beaten, 3|
HEARD’S Styles Have Never BEEN EXCELLED,
J. P. HEARD & SONS CHALLENGES the SOOTH.- 1
hen it Somes to '
BUGGIES, WAGONS, j
and HARNESS, We HATE Them. =5
In fact EVERYTHING is found at our place. If Prices and Quality is what 35
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IT ©©STS YOU NOTHING To %
SEE ©UR LINE ©F GOODS. g
MTHY PERSONALS
POINTEDLY PUT
; Who Come and Those Who do on
Business and Pleasure.
fE CREAM every afternoon at the
Vienna Drug Co
J. Adkins spent Sunday in the
fue F Everett of Columbus, is in the
j recuperating.
JPatrick Butler and Oscie Walters
tyre in town Saturday.
T DRINK‘‘METTO,” The latest and
lest at Vienna Duvo Co
j CUT PRICES ON. BUGGIES For the
Jiext80'days J. 0. Hamilton.
1 Judge S. D. Thompson of Pinchurst,
I as in the city Monday.
W. G. Redding of Drayton, was| in
lie city on business Monday.
Deputy Sheriff W. L. Sheppard visit-
1 Cordelo Monday afternoon.
I Col. It. L. Woodward visited Macon
L a pleasure trip last Friday.
(BIG DISCOUNTS on all seasonable
nods at J P Heard & Sons. -
| Coroner J. W. Graham of Unadilla,
i in the city on buiness Monday.
(Mrs. P. A. Lennard is visiting rela-
{ves in Houston and Bibb counties.
_ . P Freemanand family visited rela
tes in Macon a few days last week.
_ , A. Morgan and wife of Amerlcus,
kited relativesjin the city last Thurs
Is
Sheriff W. M. Gibbs, of Wilcox, spent
tday night and Tuesday morning in
'lity. *
Pm. Wadley and wife of Cordele"
i sre visitors to the . city yesterday
i orning.
Miss Mary MeQ.-.T is spending a few
d iys in the city with the family of C.
nnett.
Nettie Yoamans, of Tifton, is in
Tty on 5 visit to her uncle. Dr. H.
Foumnns.
/Miss Maude Hickson, of- Cordate, fa
ia the city on e visit to the family of
C. jt. Benr.e ' >
For the next days 1 w.!l CUT
ICES on bug; :*..
J, O. Hamilton.
J. L.Martin, T. A. Culpepper and E.
A. ^hOmpson, of Nellieville, were In
tho'clty Monday.
C. H. Summers of Turin, arrived in
the city Monday night on a visit-to his
son, ’S F. Summers. ■ - :
Judge D. L. Henderson attended the
Georgia Bar Associaton meeting at
Warm Springs last week.
L„ J. Bush and sister, Miss Epsie, of
Cordele, attended the K, of P. enter
tainment here Monday .night.
STRAW HATS half price next TEN
days. DON'T MISS THEM.
J P Heard & Sons.
Mrs. H. J. Lawrence and children
arrived in the city Friday on a visit to
her sister, Mrs. O. M. Heard.
Perry Ketchuni, a prominent life in
surance agent of Cordele, was a visitor
to the city Monday afternoon.
John M. Woodward and wife, of
Hawkinsvile visited the family of Judge
J. H. Woodward here last week.
Mr. Willis Jackson of Unadilla, was
here last week and bought one otJ. P.
Heard A Sons up-to-date buggies.
Messrs W. H. Lassetor, Virgil Brown
and Turk, of Cordele, attended the
K. of P. entertainment here Mon
day night. t • *'
Rev. J. M. Walters of Mt. Vernon,
was in the city Saturday. He. Ib get
ting along nicely with a Summer school
mt that place; < ’
MrsW. G. Raoul, Jr„ returned home
Saturday from a visit pi several days
to relatives and friends in Atlanta and
at Bolingbroke,
County School 'Commissioner E. G.
Greene returned heme Friday from
Barnesville, where be has been attend
ing the Chautauqua.
J. Summer Smith and wife have re
turned home from Quitman, where
they have been on a visit to Mrs Smith's
sister, Mrs. M. L. Stanley.
BE SURE and see our BARGAIN
COUNTER; always something under
the market here.
‘ J P Heard & Sons.
(, W. R. Register stopped over in the
city yesterday with his cousin, S. F,
Summers, enroute to hts home at Lake
Butler, Fla., from Atlanta.
Col. and Mr3. M. P. Hall will leave
Monday for New York on a pleasure
trip* They will go to Savannah and
take a,8tcaraer for New- York,.
Dr. 0. T. Stovall and son, Rupert
visited Macon on business- yesterday.
W II Proctor returned home yester
day after spending a week with home-
folks at Swainsboro.
D. T. Mashburn, J. T. Doughtry, Jas.
Whitehead and sister, Miss Bessie,' of
Pinehurst, attended the K. of P, enter
tainment here Monday night.
Mr. A. J. Shell, a prominent farmer
of Mt. Pleasant treated himself and
family to one of J. P. Heard & Sons
High Grade Stick Seat Surveys.
J. E. MqGough and family of .near
Montezuma, visited relatives in the
city last week. Mr. McGough gave the
News a pleasant call Saturday.
Miss. Oma Huff, who has been spend
ing several days herewith her sister*
Mrs.- Gertrude Kenny, will loave to
morrow for her home in Atlanta.
Mrs. M. A. Bennett and children
of Laurens Hill, Laurens county, who
have been on a visit to her son, C. I.
Bennett, of this city left for their home
Saturday.
Mrs. W. M. Thomas returned home
Thursday from a visit to her father, Mr
J. R. Lee in North Alabama, Mr. Lee
returned home with her and remained
until Sunday. '
J B lliner and family of Alphn, are
up on.a visit to Mrs Riner*s parents, R
G Swearingen and wife near this city.
They will visit relatives in Washington
county before returning home.
MisS Sallio Leonard returned home
from a visit, to relatives at Valdosta
Sunday. She was accompanied by her
cousin, Miss Caro Lewis, who left Mon
day for a summer resort.
Senator-elect Hamilton Clark, of
Dodge county, was a visitor to Cordele
and the Veteran’s reunion last week
and succeeded in meeting a large num
ber of the people of this county. He
will probably make another visit to this
county In September during court here
A. M. Lane, proprietor of the Courier
at Arlington, visited relatives in the
city Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Lane
has only been a resident of that place
two years, but by application to his
business ha has recently been given
charge of the manag.-.-nent of this
paper by the stockholders He is mi
Dooly county bov and has many friends
here whoare glad to sea him doing wel*.
WHEN OTHER MEDICINES FAIL.
Take Foley's Kidney Cure, it has cured
when everything else has disappointed.
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favors., we solicit a continuance of
same for the coming cotton season.
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purchase of cotton seed and will at
times pay the highest market
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Get in the Swim.
On Tuesday July 15th. the At
lantic & Birmingham railroad will
run the finest excursion of the sedson
to the seashore. Note the low
round trip rate from Cordele: To
Jacksonville, $2.00 ; Pablo Beach,
82.50; Atlantic Beach, $2.60 ; St.
Augustine, 82.65. Train leaves
Cordele .u 7 a. in. and arrives at
Jacksonville 12:50 noon, with close
connections for all points. Tickets
limited to Saturday July 19. Now
is the time to visit the seushore.
For any in formation see A. B.
deMont Mollin, agent Cordele, or
J. G. Knapp. Traveling Passenger
Agent, Fit/.ger.ild.
NOTICE- . >
Sate of Georgin—Dooly Dounty:
.Will be sold before the Council Cham
ber door in the city of Vienna between
the legal hours of sale on the 14 th., day
of July 130* the following described
property to wit:—One yellow or pale
red heifer unmarked about two and a
half years old. To bn sold for marshal's
cost i-iv.l feed hill.
Given under my hand and official
signature. This 6th., (toy of July 1903.
T. A. Adkins.
Marshall .city of Vienna, Ga.
Advertised Letters.
Letters remaining uncalled for at:
Vienna, Ga., July 8th 1902. .
Sanders, E L
'•*,.' Tharpe, Lewis
, Warren, Miss I.yny
Warbert, Fletcher
Please call for advertised letters.
R S. Middleton, P. M.,
A Sating Opportunity.
Wo will sell yon a first class mon c
grade BUGGY at the price our •
competitors ask you for cheap.,
work. SEE For Yourself, Don’t.
take our wbrd for it.
J V HEARD & SONS.
The Buggy and Wugon People.
'IT DAZZLES THE WORLD.
No' discovery in medicine has ever*
created one quarter of the excitement-
tha t has been caused by Dr King’s New *
Discovery for consumption, its ..cveryst
tests have been on hopeless victims i>L
consumption, pneumonia, hemorrhage,.
pleurisy and broach its, thousnndsoi whom
itlins restored' 10 perfect health. For
coughs, colds, asthma, croup.bay ieveP,
hoarseness and abt/opingcough ft is the
quicken tend surest cure in the- world, it
is sold by Fetsti' Sc Cast I>r.vu Co.,
who guarantee satisfaction or refund mon
ey. Large buttles 50c and ft. Trial tree
LIMEADE—the attcecHor tad sup,,
crkirof Lenwatoh at Vi*::xa.U«u Col.