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About The Vienna progress. (Vienna, Ga.) 18??-???? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 7, 1893)
Unadilla, Vork Solicited. Office ip Racket Store. LAWYERS. WOOTEN & ELUS, attorneys at LA\V, VIENNA AND COf!DELE, GA. (J. \V. WfioTEN 1’KAKSOS ElUS. Vienna, via. I Cordele.. G«. Office, West i Office i« Slupp side af Public | Building. Plaza. near new i court house. | , All business addressee! to either j office will receive prompt alien tion troni the firm. G. W. Bushee. BUSBEE & CRUM, LAWYERS, Vienna, Dooly Co. Ga. Praericvs regularly * n the Court* of the Macon, Southwestern, Oco- mee, Southern and Brunswick Cir cuits. State Supreme Court, United iStates Circuit end JPstrid Courts and Court of Appeals. MEDICAL. Die W. M. Haslam. TfK^CtAN -and SURGEON. Finehurwt, — — ^ a - Can be found at > 6tbr8''silu r ing I muifity wcrU^fm^^BIffeeting at I Mt Vernon Sunday, The life insuratce agents nre j hard at work now and are reaping a considerable harvest. Blankets,Overcoats and Flannels at cost. J. P. Heard A Co. They saj’ that a certain young man in our town is acting as tem porary Receive-her now. . See W C. Willi* 4 * shoe ad’’ for the month of January ,93. The woods are full of robins aitd blackbirds and the average gunner is having all the sport he wants. A good deal of gardening was done last week although the 6now I). A. R. Cbo*-? Sras still on the ground in many places. Braswell repairs Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Guns and Pistols. Mayor Heard had his first case Friday morning put the partici pants got off very light, only $2.50 and costs. School Books and Stationery. Stovall A F'orbes, Vienna, Ga. Interest in the coming 14th of February ball grows on apace by the lovers of dancing as the time draws nigh. See W C. Willis A Cos. “hat ad“ for tfee month of January 93. Sow your gardens now and if they dos’i get killed you will have early vegetables—you didii’t know ys grow' longer. I ; ThA~* las not melted or court is not very j thltfffsliad^yet. best ®f every opportu- [gardeners ure busily nity affd «*> -cess is jours. ! Htvw»wwti Id an ode to the * 4 beau- F. Powell has recently AiTu^gnod'’ sound this week, invest^ tjTs in Okla-j^Jji le ,o*tc crop is not injured as oael jibadlyaeut was first thought. :SupotiioT Court is only a little ers of the county ar« lover asnaeith hence and if all the down at work breaking lasd ! roads.<wre not in good condition and getting their compost heaps in'‘soiaCioxty is going to wish they readiness. still they come. Sheriff I A committee was appointed at the last meeting of the Teachers, Institute to recommend suitable a new jail bird nearly every day. | books for the teachers, library. j The jail is already comfortably , Our stock of clothing is com even for weather. ! plcte, and subject to examination. I keep a machine wagon running We sell two of the J One-twelfth of the new year has missed. 'There is a scarcsity of labor in some sections. Don’t trouble yourself about mosquitoes. They'll soon present their bills. Those of our farmers who have meat for sale are getting a good price for it now. Kuhns displays as fine a line of pictures as any artiit in Geor gia. Take a look at them. We bear many expressions of Postil puts u pthe bars behind ! gratification at thefact that ' a county court will soon be estab lished in Dooly. The trains have about settled down to schedule time again but C’apt. R. C. Harris of Cordele was in town a few hours yesterdaj’ on business. Mr. J. J. Haneslcy or Americas j came over on business Friday and ! spent the day in our town. Miss Lida Eushin has bren quite j sick for several days. The Prog- i Hess wishes her a speedy recovery. 1 Mess. W. A. Jordan of Sanders-1 ~ ville, E. J. Jordan of Fenn and K. I E. Baily of Fullington were in our town a few hours Friday. Mr. D. B. Leonard returned I | from Oviedo, Fla,, Friday where | • he spent ten days enjoying the ; fruit Highest of all in Leavening Power.— La*."l V.Tj. C : v’. IV* Baking Powder ABSCKVTELY TORE 31ABE1ED. BurKcld A Wilson. ail the iime. it seems to us that some of them We expected to go possum hunt- ! be8t muchires made, the Davis and } are a week behind yet ! New Home. If you want ing one night last wee u our j mnc j,j no j e j rae hear from you and dog thozght rabbits were good j j,e jejjyer^t to you. Easy enough for an editor and we turned j payment. the hunt into a moonlight rabbit \ L. II. ’la3‘lor. stroll. J The flag was hoisted Thursday We passed the farm of Mr. J.H. j afacimwn bill the void wave must *be day and at residence at mglfvtj Tim annual ^14th of\February T F. BIVINS. rillSIClAX and SURGEON. , » Vienna, — Ga. Offers his jw-ofowdonal services to the public At 1 s-a'i's promptly answered. day or night. Office at resider.ee. jR. W. //. Whipple PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. VIENNA, - UA^ Surgery., Obstetrics, diseases iP<jida:tl vo-our climate, a: <1 dis eases of «'<>nien and children epecialiie. .-Office at his Drug bill has grown to be a fixture ia Vienna. For twelve years, Wvhether it was cohi or hot, wet for dry, these annual balls have be*en held. Call on Barfield A Wils^on for the Oris,)’’ cigAr, arket for nets/ the ‘‘Speaker best on the m The platters are haulj/ng out large quantities of fertilizers- The sales to date far surpass those I the *tore. Ail culls piomp»l>7 alien-1 4ed to day <<jr ,VAi£ht. tJan be „ ‘tnd at itytld M MitKllelonV ' ’ ll X, . 'Tft of the past two season® and planters are preparing -Tor ■nous crops of ail kinds. And still it booms.. Of course we ni'uin the Seminary. New scholar-! are added to the rolls j “Doc” Morgan down on the Dray- ! ton road a few days ago and saw ; great heaps of manure piled over his fields. It reminded us that he is one who makes money every year j by farming. j Mess. Calhoun A Kelly have started the new year with the full i determination to eclipse all for- | mer efforts and busines* and they I nre succeeding wonderfully. Their contracts for the jenr are liberal and their sales are large and in creasing. When it comes to talking guano and selling it too, you have to get up soon in the morning to keep anywhere near Mr. Joseph Burns. But Mr. Burns says his success Is not due to his perseverance or tact but to his goods and prices, j Mess. W. C. Willis A Co., have j been giving the people great bar- j gains for the past few weeks and thc-ir sales have been very line. A bill of $50 to $100 cash is noth ing unusual for them to sell one customor, 15 dozen pairs of shoes are frequently sold in a day and other goods in proportion. We are still offering a few good Horses and Mules for sale. J. P. Heard A Co. Mr. Fred T. Lockhart of Au gusta, Organizer of the State Sun il ] day School Board was i njt own I’ri- cn0 ‘~ I day night and by appointment ad- J dressed a large audience of adults and children sit the Methodist church upon tiie Sunday School work. Ilis hearers were ve-v much IEtfilST. | w. E. BEECH AW, DENTIST. ' j L NAD ILL A GA. All work at tended to Promptly] •ml*jatisl action ”Usrt;uitee(i. J. W. & D J. WILLIAMS. DENTISTS. COUDELK. GA. Office in Bank of Cordele build *OR. ^ ' V ~ Farm Lands* I am prepared to negotiate loans •On improved farm lauds in Dooly *t a low rate of interest.' Address oc.apujy to Jonx H. Woodward, |torney and Real Estate Ag’t. Vienna, Ga. nearly eiery day ead many more. p; ea « iW j and greatly ed fie are yet to < liter. ) I is an entertaining talker. ' W C. Willis A Co. ;ha r justj Don . t - w;lit unlil rccicved a t.A&u11fn 1 line Of “the: latest” E AW collars. y The authorities here were tiotl- ! fied Tuesday afternoon to lioVrt 1 the cold wave flag as the m-reurv ! |would fall 20 degrees tin t night. But it didn’t come—and everybody rejoieed. | Wc are offering u few piece is he ficstclarw Jeans at actual cost. J. P. Heard A Co. Mr. L. II. Taylor, successor Taylor A Lasliiey, is playing lone hand” now but it will take ur house burns down over your head and then wish you had insured it. Conic now and have t done an 1 run no risk. Jno. E. Howell, Agent. We return thanks to Mr. W. W. Shipp of Cordele for eomplimen- j tary tickets to the New York Stars () j-i opera company that played at ! Shipp's Opera house Thursday evening. Wc regr. t that circum to | stances would not permit our b- - “a ' iog present. a j For The Park—The Council is “straigh* flush” to beat him. He very desirous of putting out a lot keeps a tiee line of groceries, the of nice shrubbery in the Bark. 1 people have always liked him and they will trade with him. Braswell willrcpaii your Clock Our stoek of shoo*! and ire nre having Come and cxatniEe our Core buying. Barfield & Wilson. Any of the ladies of the town who have shrubbery they will donate will confer quite a favor by re- , , porting this fact to Mr. J. s* complete 1 ,, . large sale H- Lushlcy, Chairman, Street Coin- up stock be- i uiittee, who will have it taken land removed to the Park. ! Help to beautify the Park if you The negroes in the tipper part jean, of Dooly and over in Macon county i g 0 ap. Soda, Matches, Starch, have got the Oklahoma fever and! Potash, Kerosene Oil, Snuff, To- many have gone out there leaving j baccos and Cigars—vary best plantations without any I QCAitTiEs “t Drug Store many tenants whatever and others with a scarcity of labor. Our readers will notice the law card of Mess. Busbec A Crum. These gentlemen have a very fine run of business, practicing in ail th<» courts of this state. Y’our of Stovam. A Fobhes, A number of parties were disap- havc taken the oft repeated advice and gone “Westyoung man.” Our idea is that plenty of them, though, have already grown up with the country out there. The Oviedo (Fla.) Chronicle says: “Mr. D. B. Leonard of Vienna, Ga., and member of the Lewis, Leonard A Co. baking firm, of Haswkinsville, Ga., is on a visit here to Mr. J. B. Lewis, who arrived here a week or two ago with his family.” We ave headquarters for Shoes. Wc sell Dixon’s Shoes. Special bargains for next 30 days. Our $4 Shoeslior $3,25. Our $3 Shoes at $2.25. 'Our $2 Shoe® for $1.50. These-a*e:qpecial bargains J. P. Heard A Co. The E. T. V. A G. ruilroad has parsed s»,r order whereby they will no longer honor tickets bought for their lines unless they are pre sented by midn gh, of the day after they are pulchistd. State Lecturer Wulker of the Alliance addressed the Alliance- men of Dooly at the court house Friday morning. He made a speech full of good, sound advice to the Larmiers w ho enjoyed hear ing him and having him with them. There : are thousands of seres of open land in Dooly^thut are not in cultivation. Large plantations are “botched” up by careless ten ants, &ild yet some people are not in favor of Immigration ! We say let them come, add to our popula tion and wealth and hc'p us to im prove our county, When it comes to enterprising merchants Mess. J. P. Heard A Co. stand “head.” Wit!) a complete knowledge of the people of this section and their needs they keep an abundant store of all kinds of merchandise and supply a very large trade with everything it net ds from a pin to a good horse or mule. When you buy Furniture you damage vein seif Mid miss a bar gain miles* you examine my line. All kinds at surprising figures. L. H. Taylor. At the meeting at the Method ist church Friday night a tempo rary arrangement was made for a county Sunday School association that is to be inter-denominational. Mr. J. E. Howell was elected Pres ident and Mr. J. F. Calhoun Secre tary. As soon as the spring opens they expect to call a meeting at : which all white schools in the j county will be invited to partici- I pate. Invitations are out for the twelfth annual Bull at Leonard’s hall. This is an annual gathering (14th of February) that the lov ers of dancing have delighted to pointed last week by not getting celebrate in Vienna for a number pictures taken. Mr. .Kuhns’ car of years. Visitors to it come from The best place to buy’ your Christmas Goods is where you can find t.ie biggest assortment to se lect from. That place is Stovall A Forbes’ Drugstore. Mrs. L. M. Wynn has decided to retire from the hotel business and moved yesterday into Prof. E. G. Green’s residence up on 5th street. Some of the public roads of the county were completely blockaded for several days after the snow 6torm and travellers complained very much at the overseers for not having them cleared immediately. Thanking my friends of Dooly county for the liberal patronage given me in the past, I solicit u continuance of the same. My goods ure as represented, my profits small. L. H. Taylor. If this weather continues much longer this country will 6oon be It will be remembered that some . _ weeks ago several specials from; Our town was the scene of an. M this county (Dooly) appeared in "'her happy marriage on Thursday the Constitution and Telegraph. , r ; ilt 11 o’clock when Mr. W. J. charging G. W. Sheppard, the Smith of Macon led to the hy- flowers and climate of that j democratic nominee for sheriff of mert * a l altar Mrs, Annie S. Mar tin's county, with being a third: " an * proprietress of the popular party man and having voted the ^ or g°n House. Rev. C.H. EraucE third party ticket in our election ! °^ < '' ! ited. fur governor. The democratic ! ^ r ‘ S ,n ith has been for a ntm executive committee was requested ^ tr °J J ears a trusted employe of to investigate the matter, whieh i} ht * Ge " r g ia Southern railroad and they did. At this investigation it!' 8 n we ^ ,0 do gentleman. delightful country. Mrs. O. S. Bazemore and little daughter went out and spent Saturday night and Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Collier, near Drayton. Rev. J. J. Hyman of Arabi stopped over in our town Friday true democrat. 2d. That at the. whose accommodations thfr afternoon en route to the meeting at Mt. Vernon church i Saturday and Sunday. the democratic ticket. 3d. That the ticket being the number cor responding with the number Rev. J. J. Hyman of Arabi opposite Sheppard’s name was a filled the pulpit of the Baptist | third party ticket. 5th. That church here Sunday’ night. He | ^ ,e ballot box containing this number had been tampered with and tickets changed. s clearly shown to the commit- was no more popular ho«- tee: 1st. ‘That Sheppard was a tc . ss in Georgia than Mrs. Morgan, true democrat. 2d. That at the | ,v ^ ose accommodations the- election in question he had voted | tr » vcliin ff public were delighted. had a One congregation, preached a fine sermon and all were delight- t ePi j n their returns, stated that ed. j Sheppard was a democrat, and The many friends of Miss Nona ind has lots of friends who wish her a life full of conjugal bliss. A number of friends witnessed the ceremony and. offered hearty congratulations. The newly wedded couple took the south-bound passenger trail* The commit-' f,>r a few lJi, - vs tr ’P to t ^ le ^ ard °f flowers. Returning to Vienna they will make their homo here. Duncan of Arabi arc delighted to have her with us again. She is the guest of Miss Alma Davies. Miss Nona always seems more like home folks than a visitor to Yi- ennians, they like her so well. Judge H. J. Morgan of Drayton Just Arrived! Big lot of Onion setl and Buist’s fresh reliabll flooded with spring poetry. We’ve was in town Saturday and said cut a hob in the loft to get room j that the turkey gobblers are muk- to store it. Send it along we’ll put it in. A notice of contest has been fil ed against the recently elected M ayor and three aldermen of Cor dele. An effort will be made to asked all democrats of the county! to vote for him. These are facts,] briefly stated, as we have been able , to get them. We have given this! matter much thought and have concluded that this thing was all gotten up to injure Vienna. In all Garden Seeds, small towns where the courthouse is located, there is supposed to be Stovall & Forbes, a clique known as the “courthouse j ring” Yerv many people are! inclined to dislike this ring and Uliadilltl lUgll SdlOOl. sometimes without a cause. Now, r - ing quite a racket down on the I soine party wishing to give Vienna j river swamps now but a fellow has a black n c and prejudice the minds j The Spring term will begin on th* to get a requisition before ho can j of our citizens against this so-call- ] hunt them. Wo put in our appli- j et * r * n ff’ went into the clerk s office, : -opened the ballot box sent in l'rem - cation now. , , ,. , . . , , | | Cordele district, changed shop-I Mr. J. W. Hobby came up ’fromi pard’s ticket, and would have the j 1 First Monday in January (2nd of January 1893.) Tho town has perfected displace them cn account of some ] Arabi Tuesday and brought a col-1 public believe some party irregularity in the election. Say to the people that they need not wait on the weather. Tell them that KuhnsJtakes a good pic ture any time, cloudy, fair, wet, dry, hot or cold. It makes no dif ference about the weather. The doctors and newspapers iiave succeeded in killing old man Jim Blaine at Inst. Last week he passed out of this world of dis appointments, physic, aches and j newspaper reporters. His was a! great mind. His a grand success. America loses a great statesman. We nre going to have our pic tures taken this week ”and then start us up a dime museum and | fell the pictures. They would sell j “like hot cakes” for tlie people} would want a picture of such folks j as could live on dry promises, glory, wind and water. Who will join us? All kinds of Fire Insurance written on short notice. Good companies and prompt attention. Give me your business. Jno. E. Howell, Agent. Seed Irish Potatoes. (The best Eastern, guaranteed.) For sale by St >vnll A Forbes. > >. Our Next Sheriff. Mr. G. W. Sheppard came up yesterday, made his bond, took the oath of office and will doubtless take hold to-day. Jailer Roberts will no-.v turn the keys at the jail. BBT TWO WEEKS NOW- Kuhns, the photographer, was disappointed last week in his car being delayed. It is here now, up and ready for business. The de lay caused the loss of a week’s time and he can only stay here two weeks now. Come in any day I ored gentleman who-had broken into a car of merchandise at that place tho night before. He was discovered while in the car and I the door closed shutting him in. He says he don't care, they’ll have to feed and clothe him now. Mess. Ilr.sbee A Crum, Col. -7. F. Powell and Mr. li. P. Howell of our city went over to Americas Saturday to attend tho hearing for a permanent Receiver for the Fenn Lumber Company. Judge Fish had to continue the hearing until next Saturday. Miss Lena Little of Eatonton, Ga., came down Friday night to take a class of music at Midway academy. Miss Little comes high- 13' recommended ns one ver\ T proti-! eier.t in this science and as a most Everybody Will Eat Biscuits Now. estimable young lady and we be-! ‘‘The Parlor Grocery” is fast speak for her a pleasant and pros-j becoming the “Most Popular . . | grocery store in Vienna, nerous stay in our county. I® , * J ! t rider the management o! tho | two ‘‘get up” young men (Mess. A - j L. Powell and II.L. Ilcaid) town has rangements by which tuition will ... , , , be only One Dollar per month. Vienna unlit. 1 he plot wasxteepiv i , , . , , . .. , . , , . ,, ' The school will bo under th* laid and thoroughly worked. 1 he . . n , . 0 , . . ’ • , i I management of 1. A. ColeniAiiL,. villain was not satisfied with , . . , . *,,7! ; who will be ably assisted by Mist 4 * 1 Mattie Lou Griffith, n graduate and accomplished lady and teacher. In order to secure the best ifi* siiitsi the patrons are earnestly urged to enter their children o| attempting to put this dir'y 511c of business upon our little sister town, blit in the face of all of this, and after the Democratic commit tee appealed to all good Democrats to vote l'or Sheppard in the elec tion held a few days after. The brute even induced people to go to the polls in Vienna and vote against the Democratic nominee that it might be made to appear that Vienna was not Democratic. We sincely trust that the good citizens of Dooly will not charge this viilainiy to Vienna and we hope she may live long enough to catch the scoundrel and lift the cloud that has to some extent settled over her. The Truth Cor dele. | the first day of seliool and cop tinuc then:—if possible withonti : missing a single recitation. Greek, French and other mod-o ern languages taught. Special inducements to boy* and girls of limited means or pre- ! paring to enter college. Board can be secured in good private families at from $6.00 to $8.00 per month. Music will be taught in eonnec-" tion with the school under tho management of Mrs. J. D. Fraser, For further information apply l to or address. T. A. Coleman, Prin. Unadilla, Ga The Southern Build- AT MT. VERNON. Tho general meeting of the Houston Association held at Mt. Vernon church, 8 miles north-west from Vienna, on Saturday and Sunday last was not very well at tended on Saturday, Sunday a lias “boomed' people WANT ,his ing* and Loan Associa- ■n.Ki - , .. / tion of busir.e Those TRADE and although their tomers now number almost every | Huntsville Al&bam have and in order to catch them large crowd were present, in fact have put a “tremendous cut” on ev- more than tho house would hold, j erything in the grocery line, and a good meeting held. The) TlieirPUSHER for January will churches at Arabi, Vienna, Una- ■ be 25 pounds of Perfection High- dilla, Byromvillc, Drayton and Mt. | est Patent Flour with Baking Pow- Vernon were represented. Rev. J. j der thrown in for 64F. 1 his flour L. Godwin was elected chairman i is sold by other dealers for 65 to | of the meeting and Mr. H. D. Roy- j 75/ per sack. By buying from the ! al, secretary. Rev. J. J. Hyman j Parlor Grocery you make a saving | preached an eloquent and touching - of from lOff to 20F by getting the j sermon at 11 o’clock. ! Baking Powder l REE. Although large baskets, boxes . Tlu-y intend doing the business and trunks were showing them-i aiK * ^ 3’ ou t0 save yourself ; selves suspiciously from the bug-1 money buy your groceries from; gies and wagons, the weather looked so much like rain that the congregation was dismiised for the day, Some remained upon the _ grounds and spread dinner, others - ~ took their dinner and friends home i them. There is a cuton everything and their stoek embraces every thing kept in a First Class Grocery. A good investment; ready ey to loan to improve property. Local Board Officers. W. 11 Whistle, President. U. V. Whiitle, Attorney. W. ('. Willis, Sect’y and T J. A. Murphy, t L. A. Morgan, ) Mem. of B; Vienna, STRAYED- About a year ago a dun tieif, wh-'te speckled face and flan with a straight split in each ( upon my premises. The - get same by proving propel ing expenses to date. Th 1S92. J-. mot , , , , , , , „ , . . as any, and sit for your pictures was delayed for several days by all the adjacent cities, towns, vil- j that f ie may fini6h then , up and deliver the work while here. cloudy or rainy weather ae good j with them and spread there where] they could be sheltered and more] entlenian. to (ion of the th ind or lissiitis* pf the , will the railroads and it did not arrive lages and counties and is an oc- until Friday. He has it in posi- easion of great enjo3‘ment and . ) , *.-i tion though now and is ready to : festivity, business will oe in good hands if, 6 . j serve the public in the best man- j The Progress is proud to see ner possible. W e predict that he j n t ere pt taken by our tow.n will be busy too for the two j counc j| j s doing work upon our weeks he will be here. I streets that will be permanent bet- The Southern Building and Loan terments and beautifying them Association of Huntiville, Ala., is ] and the park. This is laudable doing an enthusiastic, prosperous work and is an honor to them and given to them. Mess. A. J. Blunt and J. L. Peavy are placing the lumber up on the ground for building pur- kBT)E OFFER To poses. Mr. Blunt will add consid erably to bis dwelling and Mr. Peavy will build himself a new -tc atone 4 . Both these on the Bou levard. The law firm of Henderson A Whipple was dissolved last week, ludge Whipple retires to take up ks duties as Judge of the County .tad has moved his office to |t house. - His many friends (Sf success, itinue at business in i.i:r town. Iis officers are found among our erfterprising young men who nre taking a great deal of interest in their associa- sipn. New share-holders are being added every week and a strong as sociation is being formed. Suc cess to these young men in nil their enterprises. All wool Shirting at 50/ per yard worth 75/ at J. P. Heardjt P! tin side meat is worth 24/, shqc'.d^ *4/ and hams l! ‘ talk n»9n*JJ3itpoV a y truthfn' the town. We trust they will con tinue this work until our streets are in perfect order with nice shade trees on all of them and the park a place of beauty and pleasure. Rev. B. W. Davis of Cordele has accepted the pastorate of the Bap tist church here and preached his first sermon last Sunday morning at II o’clock. He had a fine con- tion which was delighted There are not reachers in .11 d the .TU- IIis work will please you. TO THE FARMERS- Fertilizers- Wc arc prepared to selljyou Fer tilizers. Get our prices on the cel ebrated Oglethorpe, Cumberland and Dissolved Bone Acids and Ger man Kainit. J. P. Heard A Co. comfortable. LOOK OUT. For the Vienna Racket Store. New goods, new proprietor. J. A. Smith is ready to serve you polite ly with the lowest prices in town. Give him a trial. New goods arriving every week. L W. L. DOUGLAS SHOE GENTLEMEN. other specialties for I , Boys and I For Sale, Country Produce. 1000 or more pounds of smoked ! bacon, hams, shouldets and sides. Several hundred pounds of lard. Several fat hogs; will weigh 100 pounds or more each. Several; barrels of g^od si rup. Several | hundred bushels of good potatoes, t Ore sta'l fed heel'. Will deliver cash orders once a week at Vienna. Jasper F. Lewis- j We are pleased to announcej low readv for the business oL MONEY TO LOAN. MONEY TO LOAN ON, CHOICE IMPROVED FARMS; AT SIX PER CENT INTEREST.! J. J. HANESlkY, j AMERICUa. GA. PLANTATION SUPPLIi Our contracts for the year will be as liberal as heretolore. We desire t<3 nish our customers with EVERYTHING THEY N and invl customers to give us their trade. I ask is to be properly secured. ! FERilLI/LHS. It will be our j J handle the popular pvwirfc resh, reliable and ted to this sec- together with several izers—and
