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•g~ Repairing Department-* Don’t-send your work off to larRe cities to have it'done, and wait an unlimited lime to get it back. Remember I ex amine your‘Watches, Clocks or Jewelry FRKE and tell you what it. will cost before you'have it done. I make a specialty of 'repairing fine and compli cated Watches—all repairs neatly done ■on short notice. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED, I SELL \©<aiGfyes, ©loeks, ? AND ALL KINDS OP riMT-CL-ASS @J ewelpg atpd §ewi Rg f^eefaiF>e§ All lands of Sewing Machine ‘Needles and fixtures. We swap new Machines for old ones; sell Machines on lime, easy installments or CASH. ' See me before' buying and I will save, you money. Don’t Suffer— with headaches, pains in back part of the eyes, dull heavy feeling of-the lids, etc., when one pair of Classes correctly fitted will stop all this trouble, I examine your eyes free of charge and if you don't need glasses, X will cheerfully tell you so. REMEMBER I guarantee every patrol Glasses I fit to give satire satisfaction. H. A. YOUrtANiW**e!B«a- Mt. Vernon News. M*. Vtoaaox, July 28th, 1902. We had : a'gracious shower last even ing, and df course we all feel better to- •day, for It was very, very dry. Farmers .'are low spirited, and 'crops are poor indeed. Mr. D. Royal carried‘a load of new Wheat to Hr. Barfield’s mill last Wednesday and returned with n load «of excellent flour. Mrs. D. Roydl and Aunt Mary went to Mr. T. West last Friday to spend a •day or two. Mr. Harvey Butler hoaretumed from Feaohland where he has been packing the luscious "Etbertn." The Junior editor df the News, W. T. Adkins and Miss Berta, were smiling •sweetly and shaking hands with rela tives and friends in our community Sunday morning, anticipating good ‘things In the near f Attire. Come again tand stay longer. * Mr. Osce Walters and sister Miss Annie Bede visited Mrs. OJiurchiol Heath near Montezuma Saturday and Sunday. Miss Annie will reipain with: ‘her sister for irfeW'days and atteftd the protracted meeting at Spalding. Mr. Ashley Royal purchased a fine buggy front Heard & Sons last week, • II wonder what’s Up—but then you know the little girls wanted one and we all Hike to please the children. Our school is progressing. We have <86 pupils and expeot more. Our Sunday school Is progressing ’nicely under the 'management of Mr. •George Bray. He Ison earnest worker. We hear there will bea marriage at'his house soon, but don’t tell anybody. Mr. Jeff-Hall has reoovered his health sufficient to return to school again. The News is much appreciated In our •community. Much success to you and yours. W. IN MEMORIAE , UNAD1LLA, GA., July 20,1902 Whereas, it has pleased almighty God, the Grand Master of the universe, to call our worth)* brother, R . E. Ran som, from labor to refreshment and whereas we os his brethern of Millwood Lodge No, 198 F. A A. M. feel milled upon to share the sorrows of the broken hearted and as an evidence of our es teem foi\ our departed brother, be It resolved by this Lodge, that in the death of Bro. Ransom, the order of Freemasonry has lost a staunch sup- porter, and our Lodge a zealous mem ber. As Master, Past Master, and private member, lie was ever ready and willing to work for the cause he loved so well. We assure his family of otir sincere sympathy in their sore afflictions and point theih to Him who is too wise to err; Resolved that a copy of this memorial be furnished the bereaved family as an wheat and to do everything necessary to evidence Of our esteem for him and our ptmcfflofe and place ol sympathy for them, and that a copy be \ business of said corporation shall be at furnished the Vienna* News and the j Tippettvllle, in the county of Dooly, state gress for publication, and that it be j of Georgia, but petitioners spreadjon the minutes and the Lodge ' * _ . but petitioners desire i the right to establish branches ' of their business at such other places as said corporation may wish. 4tlr. The capital stock of said company to be actually paid in is fat,ooo.oo, di vided into shares of f too.oo each, and petitioners ask the privilege of increasing the same at any time to any amount not exceeding I50.000.00, Petitioners ask that subscriptions 10 the capital stock may be paid in any kind of property that the corporation is authorized to deal in. No stockholder in said company shall be BIG BARGAINS IN CLOTHING. Suits now $12.50 10.00 8.50 5.00 2.50 Pants $8.75 6.25 4.90 2.50 1.50 Qon't Miss these Clothing opportunities. BOYS SUITS ridiculously Cheap. We are i ! etermiaed to make ROOM. J. Pi HEARD & SONS. Treat Your Kidney* for Bhssmatitm When you » re suffering from rheinatism •lie kidney mu«t he attended to at once so • hut they will eliminate the uric acid from the blond. Foley’s Kidney I'ure is the most elective remedy for this purpose. R T llopkin of Palor, Wi*, says, “after unsuccessful doctoring throe years for rheumatism with the best doctors. I tried Foley’s Kulnev Cure and It cured me, cannot speak loo highly of this great medi cine." For sale hyalf dealers. Two Sets of Twin, Boys. Mr. J-. A. Adkins a prominent farmer near Coney, 1ms just been preseiUeiLvtith a set ot twin boys by hiafwife, which makes two seta of twin boys in all for this family, pair-of twins are- notv fourteen jyenrs old. This is next to the nrdtttd breaker for Dooly county TheWJJlTer knows one family that MHP(fci r of And triplets. 8AMMER 8ALVB \ iftatnotthieUnaMlvninthewerW. Application Fop Charter- GEORGIA—Dooly County. To the Superior court of said county: The petition of E. T. Tippett and A. B. Tippett ot Dooly county, and 3. R. Holt of WijcoxCounty, all'of said state, respectfully, shows. 1st. Petitioners desire for themselves, their associates, successors and assignees, 10 be Incorporated under the name and style of “TirpafT Bros. & Holt Company,” and bv that name to sue and be sued, transact all business as herelnalter prayed, have and use a common seal, make con tracts/ borrow money and create such evidences of debt ns the Corporation may desire and secure the same, to buy, lease or rent, own and sell real estate and personal property of every description; und to have and exercise all such other powers as are specified-by the laws of Georgia, and as inky be necessary to caivyoutthe purpose of this Incorpora tion. and. The objects of said corporation and tue particular business to be carried on are to doa general mercantile business and to do every thing necessary to carry ing on a general mercantile business, also to run a mill for the purpose of grinding be draped in mourning. Jack Bridges J. B. Lockermau 1 f ■ > < I). L. Ivfey If It% Insurance You are looking, for be SlJRE.and see us. Ours is the Oldest Agency in this section for the best and most reliable Fire and Life Insurance Companies in America and England. . Vie companies we represent settles all claimh PROMPTLY. SPECIAL ATTENTION given to Real Estate and Renting. Place your property'with us and you’ll receive the best results. SIX AND SEVEN PER CENT FARM LOANS FOR ANY AMOUNT; SECURED PROMPILY. < V REMEMBERl Our Agency leads in all that is GOOD for our customers. * A. E. JORD AN & eO. She Didn’t W«ar a Mask But her beauty was completely hidden bv sores, blotches and pltnpD* till she used Bucklem A in lea Salve. Then they ^und in his individual capacity' for the vanished a* will all eruptions, lever sores 1 ZZ" ‘ ‘ boils, ulcer?, carbuncles and fellons from ■ , l molin . mi’nniuia’TnWritwian^tn its use. Infatuble for cuts, corns, burns, I j, e ., *f’nMMMk 1 i«w scalds and piles. Cure guaranteed. 3 5 cts ** *S2Jg Forbks St Coxa Drug Co. ha v e B b "en naW in ,?9 ’«° O0 ° ‘ h * H TUP DDftDT u ’u/nft 5‘h. Petitioners pray tliat they may be 11/ lnCi rUlUfLIj nilU granted the rlght' td make nil proper rule*, constitutions and bylaw*, and alter SRIili fiflTTflN SF.RH the same at pleasure. Also' that they OEflJli VllilUlJ DUUDi have the power to elect such directors, officers and ngents as they see fit. The period of said incorporation shall be for twenty year*, with the privilege of re newal as provided by law. Wherefore, petitioners pray an order of this court constituting them, their associates, successors and assignees, -a body corporate under the name and style aforesaid, for the purposes and with the rights and privileges aforesaid, and with all other rights, powers and immunities prescribed by law for corporations "of like character. Geo. W. Wooten, Petitioners Attorney. I will be in the market again for colton seed, ns usual paying the highest cash price. There will he other buyers, and all equal, the local 0>1 Mill willlie justly entitled to them but. should my prices be better, it is a duty you owe to your family to sell them where you can get the best prices.. Hoping you will have a good market for same and a bountiful harvest, I am, Yours very truly, D. B. Thompson. P. S. Don’t sell your seed until you reach Vienna. Foley’stloniy madTar cures colds, prevents pneumonia. Advertised Letters. Letters remaining uncalled for at Vienna, Ua., July 29th 1902. Childs, W V Giles, Willie Knight, Jock • -* Miller, John , ' Nelson, Gnss Rogers, Ernest* Sancster, Charlie Sparks, Lee Sharpr, Wilber Wallace, J A. -Williams, Dennis Atkins, Maryan Barker, Emma Bryant, Eli Collier, tOa'roHne H l , j « t ’ S iuncpn, Addie cues, t’a'riim 4 Sanders. Maggie V, . Sims, Pearlte t •« \>\\ , , *1 <1 Whitfield, Nannie. Please call for advertised letters, R & Middleton, P, M, A NEW MARKET. We have recently opened up a first-class Meat Market in Mathews' old stand, and will always keep on hand Fresh Beef and Pork, . Chickens and Eggs, and Fresh Fish in Season. Will pay highest market price for above mentioned a tides, and also for green hides. We have an experienced man to cut and prepare our meats, and all orders will be correctly filled. Give us a trial and we will treat you right. Remember that all bills must be paid every Monday morning. I YO URS FOR B USINESS, Vienna Meat Co. Legal Advertisements. GEORGIA—Dooly County. Whereas, D. M. Dorum, administrator cum testamento annexo estate of Alexan der Borum, late of said county deceased, . , has in due form applied to the under- 1 he above is a true copy of the original »| K ned for leave to sell the following real *— *• estate belonging .to the estate of said deceased, situate lying and being in the petition lor charter to Tippett Bros. & Holt Company, as appear* on file in thi* office. This July 8tit, 190a. Walter F. Hall, Deputy Clerk Dooly Superior Court. NOTICE. My books will positively close August 16th, tq all thirty, sixty and ninety day customers. D. B. THOMPSON. Vienna, Ga.. July 22nd, 1902. \ • QUESTION^ANSWERED. Yes, August Flowers still has the larg est sale of any medicine in the civilized world. Your mothers and grandmothers’ never thought of using anything else for indigestion or biliousness. Doctors were scarce, and the* seldom heard of appen dices, nervous prostrations or heart fail ure, etc. They used August Flowers to clean aut the system and .stop fermenta tion of undigested food, regulate the ac tion of tlie liver, stimulate the nervous and organic action of the system, and that is all'they took when feeling dull and bad with headaches and other aches. You only need a few doses of Green’s August Flowers, in lfbuid form, to nuke you sat- hed there is nothing seriou* the matter with you. You can getthis reliable rem edy at Vienna Drug Co., Vienna, Ga., J. W. Sanders, Unadilla, Ga. ' Get Green's Special Almanac. . Tax Ngtice. -The books for Tax Returns for the City of Vienna, are now open for the returns of tne taxable property of Vienna, and will close on September 1st’, 1902. B. M. Wood, C. and T. C. C. town of Unadilla, llooly county, Georgia, viz: Lots numbers 8 and 40 in block 5; lot number 38 in block 6' lots numbers 42 and 74 in block 14; lots numbers 78 ’and So in block 15; lots 82, 84, 130 and 132 in block 16; tot number 140 in block 33; lots 50 and 41 In block 12. Also 50 acres ot land, more or less, in south-west corner of lot of lend number 44 in the 3rd district of Dooly county, Georgia. 1 will pass upon-tald application on the 1st Monday in August next. This July 1st 1902. J. p. Hargrove, Ordinary. GEORGIA—Dooly .County, v* To whom it may concern: Whereas? S. 1). Thompson and T. A. Culpepper,' executors of the estate of E. W. Thompson, late of said county de-- ceased, reports to the court 4 in their petition dnlv filed, that they have pair! the debts of said estate arid turned over balance in tfieir bands to the. lawful lega- tees of said estate, and’prays to be dis charged fiom their trnst as executors of said estate.! All concerned, heirs? credi tors and legatees, are hereby notify. If no good cause be*ho\yn to the contrary, said executors’ will be discharged from their trust, and letters, ot dismission issued t<> them on the. 1st Monday in August next.' Given under my hand and official signature,'this July 7th. 1902. J, D. Hargrove, Ordinary, TWO ROTfLES CURED HIM. ••1 was troubled with kidney complaint for about two years,” writes AII. Davis, of Mt. Sterling, la.,“but tsn bottles ot RoW ry’s Kidney Cure effected a permanent core,” For sale by all dealers. WHITE MAN TURNED YELLOW’ Great consternation Was felt by the friends of M A Hogartry of Lexington, Ky. when they saw he was turning yel low. His skin slowly changed color, also his eyes and lie suffered terribly. His malady was yellow Jaundice. Hewus treated by the beat doctors, but with out benefit. Then he was advised to try Electric Bitters, the wondertni stomach and liver remedy, and he writes; -‘After taking two bottles I was wholly cured.” A trial proves its matchless merit for all stomach, liver attd kidney troubles. Only 50c. FORBES & COXE DRUG CO. GEORGIA—Dooly County. To whom it may concern: Whereas, Mrs. lane Ray, administra trix on estate ot Thos. J. Ray, deceased, represents to the court that she has fully administered Thos. J. Ray’s estate, fins is therefore to cite ail concerned, heirs and creditors, to show cause if any they can, why said administratrix should not be discharged 'from her administration and receive letters of dismission on the 1st Monday in August. This June' 24th, 1902. ]. D. Hargrove, O.D. C. GEORGIA—Dooly County. D. M. Borum has ip due form applied to tlie undersigned for. permanent letters of administration on the estate of Mary <6.' Borum, late of said county deceased. I will pass upon his application on- Up- first Monday In August next. < This July lit, 1902. - - ]. D. Hargrove, Ordinal A POOR MI LLION A IRE, ,V saves him. They strengthen the stofaach aid digestion, promote assimil^tloo, ,ibi- KSJ®8?’ Pri “ FORBES &UOXB DRUG CO,