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VOL 2. NO 33. VIENNA. GA. WEDNESDAY OCTOBER .81902. TWICE-A WEEK $1.00 PER YEAR ATTENTION OP VETS 1 EARNESTLY ASKED Gt^on 06L S8tli and 29tb—Part i- of the Program Giyen. To the; m jmbers of Dooly CdunMGahip No.,110 i V. 0. V’s., and the Veter&ns generally, throughout the State of Georgia: t 5 Your a itention is speeislly celled to the approaching Reunion of the Georgia Division, which will be held with Camp Benniqg at Oolumbus'on Oct. 28th and 29th. The convention Will Optn al 10 a. mi. on the 28th. and the fol|(yilngis (ttt oithfc tfop-atn: ’Welcome Addresses. Annual Address of the Division Commander—Gen. Clement A. Evan*. Music «d Confederate Songs. ffiketionof Division Commander. Various Meetings of the Four: Bri- gadea in the Afternoon. Reunion of Byad’a Brigado. , | . Dolea-CookBrigade and many Regi ments ; special attention will be given to the eubjeet of Rosters and Records. Parside on t!\e 29th. and many other attractions. The railroad fare ia only one cent perinfle. Go to the court house and iyou will be shown a comfortable place to sleep, though you ought . to carry a blanket and covering along. A large mess hall, will be prepared for you Just opposite the court house. The Veter ans; their wives, sons and daughters are welcome. No tickets required; show your .badge, which you will get at’ the court .house, walk right in and help yonrsdf freely to what-has been and WtU tjft prepared for you by Camp Denning and the citizen! of Columbus, they Considering themselves hoifored for having the opportunity of contribu ting to the pleasure of their guests* Camp fires will be held Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, October 28th and 29th. I call your special to the follow ing extract from a letter recently, sent nut by Gen. Evans, and hope thatevery Confederate soldier for the soke of himself, his loved ones apd his beloved Southland, will at once and without any.further -delay, comply'with the preuchingqt Raines Sunday, J. F. Champion of herein business Saturday., he Philomuthean society dered quite an interesting program Friday afternoon. •DOUBLE WEDDING Afl OJtB.CORDBtB. same by sending suob information to Con. Evans.. Following is thd request: ' **I beg your earnest assistance fri the efforts I have been long makini to J pe#<£t tjf e/ Boaters command that went into from Georgia, in either ConfeHeiv ate or State Service. If you can furnish me with a roll of ydur company* pk*w dp so*; If y«m fjHL send me your record, it will be be glad to preserved. I w have your own recollections of the services of your command. The State of Georgia, v its duty to the' old. collects and compiles the records of their services. Every one who receives this circular,. (eVtery one who reads tills notice) wilt regard it as a personal letter from me, {Gen. Evans) to him, and give it his attention for the sake of old Comradeship.” Now please attend to this nt once, and send Gen. Evans all the informa- titm that you you have on the subject so that >m.inay preserve ft. Y< certainly miss k glorious good time! if you- fail to attend the .Reunion at ^iSmSer the dates, 3M 28th and 29th, Tuesday and Wednesday. Svsl ss s.VqWiMJSwsmJ « D. ft. (Jamr, 44Jutant. (Papers in other counties will please «opy.) .• T>x Notice. The tax books for the eOllection of a^Ilt^m. talfct dpg thu c|ty of Vienna for the year X9Q2, are now opep. Book# close Nov. 16th. 1601 B. M.'W WoOO, Clerk ft Trees. This Oct* 7th, 1902. tfrTi^rlsrtwt is LOST—A gold hejurt %pteh charm ' with name ofHaodej engraved on the back. Finder will'receive suftable reward by leaving same Sat News office or with I» R. Hobbs. The News From Arab!. Rev. Lee of RocheHa, paid the schooLa xult Friday. HeLis on oble man and. we ure always glad to have him among us. 1 Clever J. C. Guljotn, of McRae, and a ‘former'student of the Hous- r High School; was-shaking hands with his muny friends here Friday. • | Miss Lola Kicklighter, of At- lanta, wus here Saturduy and Sun day in the interest of the Ladies’ Missionary work.': Miss Mattie Moody, of Bnxton, entered school here Monday. The Laid Dustin Holland, of Fitsgerald, arrived Monday to re sume his course in' the school. We regret very much that Miss Julia Belle Hamilton had to leave (Or her. home Tuesday an . uccount ot sickness. VVe hope to see her back . in a few days; Several of our citizens attended .The Tales That the .type Truthfully ell to the Thrifty, f i ;htful Throng. The highly have many who wish for them a long, happy and prosperous .journey, over.-the Tfoli ■ SOME DAILY DOINGS OP TOWN ANti COUNTY > . DEFTLY DESCRIBED IKVOIB HIS IHTBESDNS tTOS .cr: Mrs. J..R.Edw4t < dfl a Quite slek south qf Vienna. Miss Mamie Shop list this week. H. B. Thompson .« sick with fever. V - {.Yesterday wasli number of lots chang . is on the siek four children t sale day and a hands. open Mrsl Claude ForMiand will school at Mt. Pleasant Monday. The Jib Work thtt is being turned out by the News office is giving univer sal satisfaction as well as the News Our City council should fill up the afcg&tn J. R, Kelly, the. new Real Estate Forehand—Ingram. A quiet and beautiful home wedding occurred Sunday morning at to o’clock, in which Mr. Forehand add Miss ' Carrie Lillie Ingram were the contracting parties; The marriage took place at the home of the bride’s mother, Mhk Mary Ingrain, wit i Rev. J. M. Walters officiating. This handsome young couple hnve. many friends in Vienna and Doo y county that wish them much happiness and prosperity in their Sow life. . Mr. and Mrs. Forehand will probably make theit future home in the Pleasant Valley community. Will Lecture. Rev. 1. M. 'Kelly ot' this city will deliver a lecture at Oak Grove school, on Friday night bcfoic the third Sunday iu this month nt 7:30 o’clock. His subject willbe “The Importance of educating our boys and girls for country lif<C r This*is an important subject, and will be man has an ad. in this issue. Rend it handled by a fluent-epeaker and a nnd sought the freedom-of the and call on or write him and see if hja can’t help you* - ’• Mrs. Jno-B. McDonald left-yes ter- terday afternoon for Atlanta, on a visit of two weeks to frienad'.’ She will attend the horse show. D. B. Thompson has bought the Dr. |C„ Sunday afternoon at 1:30 o clock at the home of the bride’s ■ - irents; Mr. and Mrs. Needham ox, ip Cqjrdelq, tjigir d*ughjers u W Annie Lewis and Miss Bessie Cox were united in tile holy bond* of matrimony to Mr. Eli Woodruff p.f near Pinehurst. and Mr. Albert Manning of Walker Station, Ba- Oil Co., has moved his family herefrom ker county, ‘ti ')& • . ; -i Mart 01 adding was a quiet home na anil will improve it at once. You Just can’t keep a hustler down. Th&Dodly County Board of Educa tion met in thevdffice ot the County School Commissioner yesterday and transacted some important business. Manager Ed Howell of the Cotton rtford, Ala., and they are now eom- ^ fortably located in their new home. Rev. J. D. Norris filled bis first ap- map The Association Sunday. Jhe PnlasH,imitive Baptist isocintiof, convened at Mt. Beazer above the in session umber of from dif- present and a Jwv, j.ii. Boms ntieu his tint sp- home one and only, a few . friends putor of Mt . Ple , M ^ w ®^ R r * kent -* - ■ church Saturday and Sunday, One '“ member was received into the church. A business meeting of the Epworth League will be held at the Methodist church tonight. All of the officen and members are requested’to bo present. Mr. Chairman: tVHy not call a meeting of the City Executives Com mittee, and arrange a data to have the primary foreity officen? Think about it and act I Feldsher A Rainbow, the new dry goods firm at tlieold stand of A. Roobin A Co., have an and in tills issue. They are receiving new fall* goods every day. See them before Lifting. Rev.tf. M. Kelly wonft'as far as Mr. G. W. Fullington’s oq thq way to fill his appointment at Harmony Sunday, but returned home on account of the weather. He was on the sick list lost week. Dr. H. A. Youmans has just reoelved a new line of Rilverwnre, Clocks, Jew elry, etc., suitable for wedding presents. Call and inspect before buying else- whre. Look for change of sd. next issue. Rev. J, D. Norris’ horse happened to the misfortune to fnll in -an old well Saturday afternoon. He was gotten Out Sunday by the assistance of some of the Oil Mill hands, for which'they have hia thanks. Die Parrott Lumber Co., at Rich- Wood, will move their large mill, from Rtehwood to a point near the city of Savannah in about two months. The buildings are already being ereeted .on tlje new site. ussocintiol h about five y lust Friday, three days. A delegates and preai ferent states were very enjoyable and interesting series of meetings were hud. A large number ot the citizens from the city attended, notwithstanding the inclemency ot the weather Dinner iu abundance. was spread on tbe ground. The association, it said by .a great many to have been one of the best held in several years. CAUTION! This t* not a gentle wotd—but when you think how liable you aie not to pur chase for 75c the only remedy universally known and a remedy that has had the largest sale of any medicine in the world since 1868 for the cure and treatment of consumption, tlirpat-and lung troubles without losing Its great popularity all these years, you will be thankful are called your attention to Bosche 1 * German Syrup There art so many ordinary cough reme dies made by druggists and other* that are cheap and good (or light colds per haps, but for sever* Colds, bronchitis croup—and especially for consumption, there is nothing like German Syrup. iy all dr world. G Sold by all druggists In the civilised G Green, Woodqury, N J _ _ . jury, . or tale by Vienna Drug Co., Vienna, and For tale by Vienna Drugi J. W, Sanders. Unadilla. ^jsajssr whire there It difficult expectoration and , A lmm ]l wreck ooccrred down at the coughing during the °'gh» and fm#hlng. - t Wednegda , depot Wednesday about noon. While the south bound freight was shifting some ears, two left the track. It took several hours to get thenT back again. It was on the sidetrack however, and did not delay the passenger trains. One of the ears derailed contained a steam shovel. No one was hurt. deep thinker. You will miss u real treat it you fail to uttead. Frof. Oliver "Js one of*1Ctte* mo'st t rain'* com mericecT * fi ring oh * 'tHo advanced teachers In the county, and is to be congratulated upon se- curing : a good lecturer for the benefit of the people of this excel lent community. ' Cotton Market. SQUARE EAU MARKET. Good Middling Fully Middling Middling. BOITXD BALE MARKET. Good Middling Strict Middling Middling 7 8-4 7 6-8 7 1-2 8 1-2 8 8-8 8 M “Mad Jack’s” Naval Prank; Captain Pcreival of tlio navy, whose portrait has , just been, pre sented to the navy department, died in 18(52. He was known as "Mad Jack” Percival because of eccentric ities which on- many oocusions brought him in conflict with the na val authorities. The portrait was sent by Mrs. William Nicholson, but who she is the department is unable to discover. ' ' Captain Fercival was sent to Mo rocco with his frigate to bring back a cargo of jackasses for the govern ment, and m order to show his con tempt for the employment of a war vessel for Such a mission on entering New York harbor he ran in all his guns and placed the head of a jack ass through each port us the ship sailed in. The sight of a double row of jackasses’ heads protruding from the places where guns were looked for created a sensation at the time, and "Mad Jack* narrowly es caped a reprimand. The Inquisitive Yankee Abroad. A curious American arrived in London one morning recently. Here are a few of the questions he asked in the evening: Why do butchers wear blue aprons which will not show dirt, wnile assistants in boot shops wear immaculate whits aprons? Why is footwear “boots,” while the boy who polishes them is s “shoe” black? Why is there no direct bus from London Bridge sta tion to Waterloo? Why is the posts restanto in the- largest city of the world not open all night? Why'do many women wear straw fiats in tbs winter? Why can’t you get break fast in a restaurant within a reason able time after “sunup?” When k “sunup” anyhow ?—London Cbroni- BAD NEGRO REFUSED , TO PAY FOR RIDINQ jumps From Train at GtrWiBitftt i Can|bt After a LfYeljr { ,, ii .Tirol#tkaStats. . i . fNilag’LCordels Newt: ' j { : - 1 'ointday morning just after the Shoofly train left Arabi, Conductor J. S. Bridges' had some trouble with it negro, 11 pistol-totin’ kind- v-buek, who refused to pay hie forc - ; u ! The negro, whose name is Abe Russell, had hia gutj, and When Captain Bridges approached him end requested a ticket for bis fare, the negro,refused to pay. i -j ‘ . JSpLHi»i»»hg..w»y.JiouMsa. jc<ta ductor Bridget decided to let the . insolent riegroulone until the train reached Cordele, where he could, 'place him in the hands di the city i police. i; However, just as the train wit entering the city, out on Fourteenth, uvenue, tbe negro fearing the consequences, leaped from the car wildwbod, But before he had gene very far a number of men on the fleet-footed coon, but neither shot overtook him. After a loot race of some distunce the fleeing fellows was captured and lodged in the lock-up hero. Monday morning he was ar> ranged before fudge Smith, who bound him over to. the city court for crarying a concealed weapon. The chamgang will be his next home. Infant Dead. . The infant child of Mr. and Mrs, Jerry Clemons of near Unadilla,. ■ pased away lust Saturday morning and was buried at Harmony church Sunday afternoon,* Rev. J. M% Kelly ot this city conducted tbe funeral. Festival at Dooling. There will be a. festival at the Dooling school house Friday night* Oct. 10, 1902, for the purposb of improving the school building. Everybody invited to como and bring their friends. Dewitt’s ffiiS Salve Fop Plies. Bum., Sore. W.O. CROSS, Shoe and Harness R^ pair Shop. / FIRST-CLASS work at a price. Bring me your work. Next door Walton Bros Store. VIENNA, OEOROIA. When in need of fall and winter millinery call and see me before buying Everything new and up-to-date. Yours for trade, .MiaqH* B. Mbitoh, Prop, Miss /ora CARXES.Mg’rv Amrlca’s Famous Bwatise • Look with horror on skin eruptions, blotches, sores, pimples. Thsy don’t S ire them, nor. will anyone who usea • nek'lea’s Arnica Salye. It glorlfles Ike tyce. Bfsuraa orralt rheUm vanish- be- ‘ fore It. It cure* sore Ups, chapped hande.- chtlblalas. Infallible (or piles. 25c afc Forbes A Coze drag store.