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the BARGAINS WE offer.
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These Who Comeand Those Who Goon
f ' ; Business and. Pleasure.
JI: E. Bushin visited Oordelo Satur
day on business.
V-j,8. Shipp and wife visited Cordele
Monday afternoon. ,
, \ All Summes goods at and below cost
J. P. HEARD A SONS.
Col. W . V. Harvaid visited his family
at Unadilla Sunday.
Don’t forget wo sell buooib3 and we
DO BILL THEM too J. P. HEARD & SONS.
Col. J. C. Jones of Cordele, visited
Vienna on business Monday,
W. T. Perry of Cordele, made a visit
to Vienna Sunday afternoon.
Miss Howell Melton left 'yesterday
for Moultrie, op a visit to relatives.
Two cars of vehicles to arrive in a
few days. J. 0. Hamilton.
Mrs. F. J. Lewis and children are
spending a few. days with relatives at
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Miss Annie Lagra Jefferson of Colum
bus, arrived in in the city. Saturday
afternoon on a visit to her sister, Mrs,
M. E. Bushin. , J t
Mrs. M. L. Stanley and son,.arrived
Saturday aftenioonfrom Quitman, on-
g visit to her parents,'■Col, and Mrs,
Jno\ F. Powell.
Miss May Melton, who has been visit—
ting her cousin, Miss Howell Melton,
for severhl days,Teft for her: home at
Graves yesterday • v
Now U the time to buy yfeur'Buggies
and Waogns, J. P. Heard ft Sons are
offering fine vehicle* at the price others
get for cheap goods.
J. M. Hunt came up Sunday and' ac
companied his wife home that afternoon
who had been spending the week here
with her mother, Mrs. M. S. Hamilton
General Manager Ed Howell, of the
Vienna. Cotton. Oil Co., visited his
family at Hartford, Ala., last week,
returning to Vienna Sunday afternoon.
BE SURE and see our BARGAIN
COUNTER; always something under
the market here.
J P Heard ft Sons.
Hawkinsvillo.
Mrs. C. L Bennett and two children
are on a visit to her sister at Hendrick*
near Thomoston.
See the big values we are showing
in Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, pants,
etc., J. P. HEARD ft SONS.
Misses Ida Morgan and Margie Belle
Adkins are spending the week down at
Drayton with Miss Erne Butler.
Dr. C. T. Stovall has just purchased
one of the celebrated Old Hickory
Wagons from J. P. Heard & Sons.
W. B. Perry, Wilson Edwards, Jake
Heard and George Morgan, of Cordele,
were in the city Saturday afternoon.
Judge D. L. Henderson and little
daughter Alice, ase spending several
days at Indian Springs for their health.
We are headquarters for Rubber
Belting and leather belting
J. P. Heard ft Sons.
Miss Maty Dee Roberts returned
home Monday from Elko, where she
mis been visiting her grandmother Mrs
Bair ■
Mrs J. M. Cor. and children of Cor-
delOrSune up Monday afternoon on a
visit to her patents, Judge and Mm,
7, T. Penny
Col If. V. Harvard wen*, down to
AyaM Monday tfte.ason *sd spent
the night with hr* ccrisiu, Dr. V. O.
■ Harvard, Ho slo took in the K. ef P.
fftfiafrjtionnt Sparta bwt night.
Miss Alice Clark, a very charming
young lady of Amerluus, returned
home Monday afternoon after spend
ing several days here with her cousin,
Mrs. C. T. Stovall. •
J. Summer Smith left yesterday for
Cordele, where he, went to relieve
Ernest Roebuck at the soda fount of
McMillan’s Pharmacy, who will take
a month’s vacation,
Misses Kittle May and Stella Taylor
of Macon, and Miss Seaton Taylor of
Hawktnsville', who have been visiting
Mrs.. O. M. Heard for the past week,'
left Monday for Hawkinsville.
W. T. Adkins and sister, Miss Berta
Adkins, attended the WUkes-Adkins
marriage at Dooling Sunday and the
reception at the homo of the groom’s
brother near Coney that night.
Mrs. J. 8. Shipp and soft* of Tilton,
•re in the city with her husband, J. 8.
Shipp, who has charge of the wood work
oo the Gotton Oil Mill. They are board
ing at the home of W. U. Brown.
H. J. Morgan and wife attended the
wedding reception at the home of Mr.
and Mr* J. B. Adkins near Coney Sun
day night, given in honor of the bride
and groom, S. J. Adkins and wife.
Miss Berta Morgan returned to her
home near Americas Saturday af
ternoon after spending a few days in
the city, with the family of 0. B. Mor
gan. She was accompanied home by
her little cousin,' Sadie Morgan.
Miss Ida Boniske visited Cordele
Monday.
Mrs. J. O. Hamilton went up to Ma
con again Saturday to have lior eyes
treated. .
J. L. Peavy worshipped at Liberty
church Sunday and delivered a talk, on
themlllinium.
■ ^ bay the right vehickles, sell them
right, aiid treat my customers right.
Buy form me and save- money and
Worty. ^ J. O. Hamilton,
Mrs. Bivins, Misses Cliff and Annie
Whitehead and Col; L, L, Woodward
formed a party that went from .Vienna
to Indian Spring* Monday afternoon on
a pleasure trip. -- ,
Mrs, Joe Burns and daughter, Miss
Ruby, Miss Ada Powell and Gordon
Burns returned home Monday afternoon
from a ten days visit to Warm Springs,
Fla. They report a dbligitful time.
J. F. Hargrave of Lexington, N. C.,
traveling representative of the Babcock
Buggy Co., was in the city yesterday
and stopped with J. P. Heard ft Sons,
who handle this famous buggy, at this
place.
Jordan H. Forehand, D WSumerford
and Thos Butlor 1 boarded the train here
yesterday for SparkB, where they went
to attend the laying of the cornerstone
of the Sparks Collegiate Institute by
the Masons
Mrs D B. Leonard and daughters
Misses Sallia and Bertha, will leave
Friday for White Springs, Fla. Miss
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|d| Thanking our eustomeis for past
joj fayors. we solicit a continuance of
!jj[ same for the coming cotton season.
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Selling Out Summer Goods
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Bertha will go from there to Hartwell, | over if PRICPS cut any figure.
I have decided to close out my Summer Goods at RED UCED
PRICES, including my Summer Goods at my branch store in
Unadilla, Ga. lam doing this in order to meet my obligations
•promptly and to make room for my new fall stock before it arrives.
I mean business, as I am not going tol carry any Summer Goodt>
on visit to her friend, Miss Grace Ben
son before returning home.
'Judge J. A. Walden went ilown to
Cordele Monday morning and returned
that afternoon with two negro pri< •
ners. “Poor boy" was charged with
gaming and Clarence Lairey took some
meat that didn’t belong to him through
a “mistake" of course.
Col. M .P. Hail and wife returned
home Monday from a ten days trip to j
New Y.rk. They went nnd returned
by steamer and were six days making
the trip to New York and return from
Savannah. Col. Hall hod a severe eat e
of “seasickness" goisg but made it al
right coming back. They tyent four
days in New York, taking in the sights
and report a very pleasant time.
Wheare the buggy awj wsgoo people?
^•.P- He^rd ft, 9?ns.
‘The Fault Isall Year Bum,”
If yo'i don't get the right kind of
Buggies and Wrgohs. J. P..
Heard ft Sons have what you
want at a little lower -prtfci than'
Call at once and inspect my slock, which consists of
Ladies Dress Goods,
Trimmings, Embroideries,
Pine Shoes and Slippers,
Undervests and Umbrellas..
ALSO A NICE LINE OF—
Man’s Clothing, Undershirts,
Negligee and White Shlrtsy
and a thousand other things too numerous to mention.
YOURS '10SERVE,
R. BONISKE.
VIENNA and UNADILLA, GA.
HAIR CUT MY STYLE!
Jf you u>ant a first-class HAIR CUT, SHAVE,
PQO or SHINE, call to tic me. Next door to Racket Slow.
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