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Our MR. 0. M. HEARD leaves
for NiW York this wee^ to feuy
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to make ROOM. Don’t fail to see
the BARGAINS WE offer.
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PITHY PERSONALS ;
POINTEDLY PUT
These Who tone and Those Who Go«fl
nd Pleasure.
,T. It. Horne of Pinehurst was here
on business Monday.
. AV. G. Bedding of Drayton was here
on business Monday.
WASTED—To pnrshase two pigs.
Apply at the News Okkicb.
A, M. Wilson and wife spent Sand ay
near Findlay, with his mother.
Col. M. P. Hall visited Unndilla on
legal business Monday morning.
J. J. Bryant of Richwood spent Mon
day In the city with D. A. Taylor.
C. R. Morgan and Jno. B. McDonald
visited Conlele Monday afternoon.
Don’t forgot we sell buogies and we
DO SBLL THEM too 7. P. HEABD & SoK8,
Mrs. Lissie Harrell arrived in the
city yesterday from Eastman, on a visit
to relatives. "*
R. B. Salomon and wife of Cordele,
spent Sunday in Vienna with the fami
ly of J. P. Powell. v
We want to buy your cotton seed—
'highest cash price paid.
.. . Vienna Cotton Oil Co.
O. F. Sheppard of Tifton, attended
the Sheppard-Perry marriage in Vienna
8unday morning;
Mrs. W, G. Raoul, Jr„ left Sunday
for St. Simoir Island, where she will
spend several days.
We are headquarters for Rubber
Beltiug and leather belting
i* J. P. Heard & Sons.-
.Mrs. G. L. Sheppard and children of
Albany, attended the Sheppard-Perry
marriage in this city Sunday.
Mr. Charlie Warren of Tippettville,
has just purchased one of J V Heard &
Sons light running wagons.
8. D. Thompson, T. A. Culpepper and
J. I,. Martin of near Pinehurst, were in
attendance upon Ordinary’s court here
Monday.
Eleanor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
S. Summers went down to Richwood
Saturday on a visit to tho family of J.
M. Moje.
J„ Frank Powell, clerk of Dooly Su
perior court, returned home Monday
night from a trip to Hot Springs, Ark.,
and White Springe, Flo., wherebe went
tor Ms health He has been absent
several weeks and is greatly benefit tod
Col. W F George visited Cordele on
business yesterday.
Dr. H .A Yopmans visited Cordele on
businessyesterday. "
Mr. Youmans of Tifton, spent Mon
day in the city with his uncle Dr. H A
Youmans.
Get our prices oh Sash, Doors, Blinds
and Building material .
J. P. Heard & Sons.
J. M. Hunt and wife of Cordelw spent
Sunday in the elty with Mrs. Hunt’s
mother, Mrs. M S Hamilton.
Rev. J, D. Norris returned home
Sunday from Atlanta, where he hod
been to carry his wife for her health.
Miss Nina Davies returned home
yesterday aftenoon from Atlanta where
she has been visiting friends for sever
al days.
- Miss Hattie Haugabrook of Montezu
ma, arrived in the city Monday night
on a visit to Misses Cliff and Annie
Whitehead.
H. A. Shipp of Pelham, arrived in the
city Sunday afternoon to attend tho
bedside of his father J. Q. Shipp, who
has been quite sick with fever.
Little Sadie, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. 0. R. Morgan returned home last
Saturday from Sumter county where
aho has been visiting relatives.
Cols. J G Jones, AV H McKenzie, C
J Shipp, E F Strozier and Meszra J W
Bivins and D A Pitts of Cordele, at
tended tho Sheriff’s sale here yesterday
BE SURE and see our BARGAIN
COUNTER; always something under
the market here.
J P Heard & Sons.
O. M. Heard and wife will leavatoday
for New York, where Mr. Heard goes
to buy a large stock of fall and winter
goods for their large establishment in
this city.
Mrs. B. F. Sheppard, Messrs. J. S.,
Rome and AVill Sheppard, J A Lasseter
and Clarence West of Cordele attended
the Sheppard-Perry marriage here
Sunday morning.
Mrs. T. F. Bivins, Misses Cliff and
Annie AVhitehemd and Col. L L AVood-
ward returned Monday night from In
dian Springs, where they have been for
the past ten days.
C. T-Stewart and wife, Henry Sim
mons and sister Miss Emmie, returned
home Monday from Mattie, Pulaski
county, where they have Been visiting
Mr. Stewart’s parents. 1
Mrs. J. D. Taylor anil IttQe daughter
left Monday for Imintcn, on a visit tp
her parents, Hr. and Mr*. Lindsay.
She stopped over In Mscen with nJs-
tlyen until .Tnetosi. morn'og.
Mrs. SL Felder and little son of
Cordele, sprat Sunday and Monday in
the city at the bedside of her father, J.
Q. Shipp, who has been quite sick for
several'days. . ‘
J. L. Taggart left Monday for his old
home At Troy, S. 0„ where he will
spend a few days with xelativesi He
will go from there to Now York before
returning, and purchase, hia stock of
fall goods.
Miss May Butler end little -brother
Jerome of Drayton, accompanied ilieir
cousin Miss Margie Belle Adkins, who
has been spending |n few days there
home yesterday morning. They re
turned that afterhoon. v '
Mr. Gus Walters of Dnuble'Run, Go.,
who is sawmilling at thnt-'inade, was
hero Monday, snd stated! that he wns
highly pleased with the Henderson
High Grade buggy, purchased of J. P,
Heard & Sons a few weeks ago.
Judge D. L. Henderson arrived in the
city Saturday afternoon from Indian
SpringB and Hendo.rson where he has
been for several days. Mrs. Henderson
and children will spend several days at
Henderson before returning home.
A party Composed of Rev 1$ P Myers
Mrs B F Forbes, Mrs L, Davies and
daughter, Mis Ninn, and Misses Lucy
Roberts and Sarah Collier are - making
arrangements to leave today for Indian
Springs to attend the canipmetinjfc
Miss Howell Melton returned home
Saturday afternoon from a 'visit to
relatives at Moultrie. Miss 'Melton
will probably return to Moultrie again
in about two weeks to accept a position
at the millinery store of J. J. Battle,
IX A. Taylor went up to Oglethorpe
Saturday afternoon accompanied by
Mrs. W. N. McKenzie of Arabi. He
returned home Sunday night with Mrs.
Taylor whi had been spending a few
days.with he^ stater Mrs. A. H. Perry.
Mrs. McKenzie will spend several days
with her daughter, Mrs Perry, before
returning.
D. M. Woodward arrived in the city
Saturday afternoon from Tampa, Fla.,
on a visit to relatives. Mrs. Woodward
and little son come up several weeks
ago. They will spend a month in the
state visiting relatives and Indian
Springs, Mr. Woodward holds a very
responsible and lucrative position with
the Citizens Bank and Trust Co., of
Tampa, and is off taking a much needed
recreation. He is an old Vienna boy
and bta many friends and relatives ore
glad to soo him and family.
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.PINEHURST, GA..
BARFIELD & HORNE, Prop’rs.
Thanking our customeis for past
favors, we solicit a continuance of
same for the coming cotton season.
We will he in the market for the
purchase of cotton seed and will at
all times pay the highest market
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BELOW COST
Will core Bright’s Diseases.
Will core Diabetes,
Wilt cure stone tu'ln bladder.
WiiUtue kidDjy-.ajtdJbtodilsr-.diseases.
I have decided to cloieoyt my Summer Goods at REDUCED'
PRICES, including my Simmer Goode at my branch store in
UnadUla, Ga. I am doing this in order to meet my obligations
promptly and to make room for my ncu> fall stock before it arrives.
I mean business, as I am not going to carry, any. Summer Goods.t
over if PRICES cut any figure. ~~
Call at once and inspect my slock, which consists of
Ladiea Dress Goods,
Trimmings, Embroideries,.
Fine Shoes and Slippers,..
Undervests and- Umbrellas..
ALSO A NICE LIRE OF—
Men’s Clothing, Underehitts,
Negligee and White’Shirts,,
and a thousand other things too numerous to.mention..
YOURS 10 SERVE,
R. BQNISKE.
VIENNA and UNADILLA, GA.
QUICK RELIEF YOR ASTHMA.
AYe havi* fire hundred satisfied custo- I
mers in Dooly eounty that will reeuen- *
mend our Buggies and Wagon. I Flocvs Hone? anATtfr affords *wsm-
J. P. Heard A Sons, | diate relief to aitkmsisfiereniiMbrwdftt*
Stager, and IJUkewin dme wiD. jfeBrht
cure.. For sale by. i
The BuggyiBA.Wsgon People!