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TUESDAY, MARCH 7. iBTJSINUJSS NOiICES, i ■ w. T. Peavey, 9 Watchmaker, Jeweler and j IB Gunsmith. WL^ Unadilla, Ga. Work Solicited. Office in Racket Store. LAWYERS. ' Wooten & ellis, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, VIENNA AND CORDELE, GA. I’kaksox Ellis, Cordele. 0;i. Office i» Shipp Building. G. W. Wdotes Vienna. Ga. Office, West •id* of 1'uMic war ire* j c««rt house. I All business addressed to either office will receive prompt atten ti*n from I lie firm. D. L. Henderson, LAWYER ENXA, Ga, Court. Soon the mad clog erase will be upon us. The season has been extremely busy among the fertilizer dealers The best line of cigars in town J. P. Heard A Co. Everybody in town was bus’, last week getting ready for court Several Viennians attended the quarterly meeting at Snow Sunday. Mr. Eli Woodruff of near Bv- romville was in town on business Saturday. The best line of cigars in town. J. P Heard & Co. The greatest tussle now is going on between Mr. Cleveland and tin- office seekers. Col. G. W. Busbec went up to Atlanta last week on business before the Supreme court. The best line of cigars in town. J. P. Heard <fc Co. The court dockets are heavier Even^.xly but the merchants were busy last week. 4 good buggv horses for sale. P. G. McDonald. The work of taking the school census will soon begin. Corn planting engaged the at tention of the farmers last week. Census iak°r> ■unit catkin of Woliihin Chapter :i- R. A.M. on Wednesday night Mar. i 15th Work in M. E. M. degree. D. L. Henderson H. P. Jas. R. Kelley Sec. The editor of the Vienna Pkog- tioifd Ac€orumoja- I fdilS. The census lakers as appointed by the Board of Education at its | meeting Tuesday are, _ IE S, Harvard, 1 rt and 2nd districts. S. L. Speight, Unadilla . , , | and 3rd district. PL T. Tippett : court , | KESS off into a rhapsody upon - pinehurst anil 6t!l <listrie( . T . A. Adhins, Till and 9th districts. 11th Spring and says among other beau- iaorl Tidcli PotilfTlPS ! tiful things that be “took eogniz- Solomon Norris, Cordele and , \ (snep of bright green leaves that j districts. J. IV. Hobby 13th The best Eastern, guaranteed.) 'or sale by Stovall <k Forbes. Rev.'J. J. Hyman resigned the| nee of bright green brightened the brier have had thoughts eaves ml may j spring. triet. or pastoral care of the Baptist church Blackberries, my brother, black berries. Visions of these nn than ever. Much busincssof great I pj. C. The Col. at Byromvllle last Saturday. Everybody had the pleasure of planting their gardens over last week. The county court will hold its first session early in April. When it gets down to work legal business w’ll hum. Mr. J. J. Harvard of Hawkins- ville is in town this week repre senting the Dispatch and News. 4 good buggy jiorses for sale. P. G. McDonald. Col. D. A. R. Crum returned Wcdneasday from Washington, peseiby be Matters before the Court of Or dinary, Ejectment and Collections, a specialty. U. V-WHIPPLE, LAWYER, VIENNA. GEORGIA. Will practice in all the courts •iefl>pt Dooly County court. C. W. Busbee. D. A. R. Ckum. BUSBEE & CRUM, LAWYERS, Vienna, Dooly Co. Ga. Practices regularly in the Courts •f the Macon, Southwestern, Oco- ■*«, Southern and Brunswick Cir cuit*. State Supreme Court, United States Circuit and IPstriet Courts •>ti Court of Ajtjxeals. importance cap.uot reached this term. Mrs. fib A. McElreath spent a day or two of last week in Atlanta on business connected with her millinery establishment. Say, friend, you’ve been prom ising yourself for some time that you would subscribe for the Prog, uess during court. Don’t fool yourself. Messrs. P. G. <fc J. B. McDonald went down to Pateville Thursday afternoon and spent until Friday noon wit!) their aged father, Rev. Middleton Mcdonnld. The best line of cigars in town. J. P. Heard A Co. Miss Lena Fcaginof Bonaire has been spending several days with her sister, Mrs. U. V. Whipple. Mjss Lena is a great favorite with Viennians and her visits arc very mju.ch enjoyed. Mrs. F. S. Davies gave fashioned candy pulling I beautiful residence last evening that will be long very much MEDICAL. Dk. W. M. 11 AS LAM. PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. Pi«*hur«t, — — Ga. an old at her Friday remem- C*n be found at store during th* iav and at residence at night. ’X. Y. MVl.NS. P U YvS'iC l AN and SURGEON. Vienna, — Ga. O liars his professional services %* the public. All calls promptly •••wared, day or night. OAice at resilience. jR. W. //. Whippy PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. ^VIENNA, - GA. SurgeVv. Obstetrics, diseases ■•ident to our climate, .i d dis eases of women and .children ajpaeialiie. Olliee at his Drug Hwr*. All calls piompilv atten- ipi to day or night. Gan be found at night at Middleton s Ufotel. 1 w. ■DENTIST. E. BEECH AM. DENTIST. UNADILLA G A. AH work atte.nded lo promptly ••U satisiaction guaranteed. J. W. & D J. DEN Tie Williams. MS. CORDELE. GA. Afiice in Rank ol Cofdele build c %£lQfr~&' MAKES THIS UALUA BLE OFFER To Every young lady and gentleman, to bored as an occasion of the rarest enjoyment. 4 good buggy horses for sale. P. G. McDonald. Some of our exchanges are cut ting a terrible caper because it is becoming fashionable for the la dies to wear hoopskirts again. We re not going to tear our hair over it. We can stand it if the wearers ! Everybody is anxiously await ing the arrival of W. C. Willis A Co’s. Spring Stock. Mr. J. 1). Cobb sold his interest in tiie business of Fields ,fc Cobb to Mr. Joe M. Fields last week and now Mr. Fields runs the business alone. Jeff is a popular young business man and he will not be out of har ness long. Four or five of our young men wc-nt down the creek to cut a beaver dam Friday. They caught about a bushel of small fish, about sardine size, but they every one declare tjiey were very fine. It took fifty of them ,to make a meal for the crowd. The Inaugural procession will be nothing to the procession of beauty and bargains we will show you when our new Spring stock arrives. W. C. Willis <fc Cn. Mess. J. R. K<-fly and F. E Varnedoc made a real estate deal last week l>y which they exchanged residences. It is whispered that Mr. Vnrncdoe had considerable more under consideration than a simple change of residence and that it will be a good addition to to Vienna. The Southern Building and Loan Association of Huntsville, Ala., made another good loan in Vienna this month and two at Unadilla. pleased with his trip. If you will notice the great heaps and pens of manure piled about in a fellow’s field you can pick out the successful farmer. School Books and Stationery. Stovall «t Forbes, Vienna, Ga. One of our prominent young business men says that it is im possible for him to got his consent to go to work for the past few days. Why? Editor Howell cf the Vienna Pki Guess, accompanied by hi s brother Dr. Howell, gave us a pleasnt call yesterday.—Montezu ma Record. The county board of education held a meeting last Tuesday at which every member of the board was present. The principal bus iness was the appointing of cen sus takers. Kuhns made a picture of both departments of the Seminary fi’ri- day afternoon. The 'Trustees held a meeting there in the afternoon but they were not ‘in it” when il came to the pictures. Mr. W. C. Hamilton received a severe jar one night hist week. He attempted to get hurriedly in his barn door anil struck his head agai”st the shutter, received a painful bruise. lie lias also been suffering with a very severe sore throat for several days. The editor of the Montezuma Record i6 accusing fourteen of the brethren of the press of appropri ating his bright editorial sayings to their own use and not giving him credit for it. Go easy there, brother, you know that “great mind flows in the same channels.” not thoughts of spring, overcame you. —Montezuma Record. You are wrong, brother, badly’ wrong. That was the window of our poetic soul opened to catch the first, faint gleaming of Spring. We profited by that old adage, in time of peace, prepare for war and last summer while we peace fully picked the dewy berries from the thorny brier we “stuck” a new merchant for an “ad” and took the price of it in jars and sugar -after having had continual spring at nur home through all the winter, several jars of the luscious berries still adorn our shelf and we are not entirely dependent upon an carlv season. Come to see us, brother. districts. It is lamented on all sides, bv visitors and home folks, that Vi enna's hotel accommodations are so meager during this session of ndthe Progress regrets it exceedingly for the public, but it could not be he'ped. Our large hotel, tiie McDonald ‘Ls-! building, was occupied before it W. J. Pate, 10th and 14th ; j la( ] been completely finished Notice to Teachers. This did not give entire satisfac tion and Mr. McDonald has de cided to finish it completely, in side and out, now before he allows it to be occupied again. He has carpenters tit work on it now and says that ho is going to spend all the time, labor and ex pense that is necessary to make it complete and fully up to the re quirements in every respect, and does not propose to allow it used i ile sinners use of this fine corn. Of.-ti planting Re ire making weather _ gave on: _ TT Thursday M. Dev ana and little ( be pleasst grand daughter who has been vis- - eil Ring here from Adel returned heme last week. Mrs. Mr. D. W. Summerford made a business trip to Macon this week. ill. Mr. J. D. Sumerford is now very ! I am instructed by lion. S. D. Bradwell, State School Commis sioner, to call all the Teachers in Dooly county who hold a license to teach, both white and colored, to attend the Annual Session of the Teachers’ Institute To be held an .V more until this is done, at Albany, Ga., for five days, be-j M’hen properly finished ginning 'April 3rd 1S93.' And , furnisn ed this wiH be second that ail schools that expect to re- ■ no > n this section. c eive aid from the public fund are ! ” “ J ereby suspended for that week. •nd to March 13th 1S33. O. P. SWEAHINGEX. C. S. C. We are proud to see the efforts mode by our people to entertain our visitors despite thij fact that our largest hotel is unoccupied. QUARTERLY MEETING. Groat Slaughter of Damaged Stock. fi’or sale at and below cost, durs ing the next thirty days we wil- sell our stock of damaged good, The first quarterly meeting of the Snow circuit was held with the church at Snow on Saturday and Sunday last. There was a good attendance and an interesting meeting. Rev. John I». MeGehee. the Pre siding Elder came down to Vienna Sunday afternoon and preached to a well filled house Sunday night. Yesterday at 11 o’clock he preached again and at 2 o’clock P. M. held the first quarterly meeting consisting of Clothing,Shoes, Hats) of tiie Vienna circuit. The meet Dress Goods, Trimmings, Ac, at ings were all well attended and of what they will bring. Although great interest, only slightly damaged yet they de tract from mjr stock and must go. Barfield <fc Wilson, Unadilla Ga,. LOOK OUT! For Racket- Prices. W A NT ED- -At 1 he M nrga n House Vienna, Ga., for the next 20 days. 500 pounds pork at If. 500 chickens, 20 to 30ft each or 10,per pound gross. 500 dozen eggs at 12£«' dozen. Will pay cash for all. Also sweet potatoes, country hams, lard and fresh but ter at highest cash prices. W. J. M. Smith, Proprietor. March, Gtii ’93. Four couples of our popular young people atttended the Cleve land Ball at Huwkinsvile last Tuesday night. They were. Messes Annie and Victoria Powell with Hugh L. H->urd and J. A. Murphy, andM is»es E;:!:i Blunt and Aland Busbee wttli O. M.l Heard arid J. M. Busbee. A pair good shoes 95^. Spool cotton 'If spool. Window shades 25y and up. Ginghams Gets yard. Tacks lets paper. Good hand Saw 37cts. Good Brace and 12 bits •f.l.GO. Claw Hammer lOcts. Good rawhide buggy whip 43ets. Good wool Hat 29cts. Hose, Sus penders, Ties and thousands of other things too cheap to mention. Needles and Pins lets paper. My wife will open a line of Mil linery about April 1st in the same building and show the nicest, new est, cheapest and best stock of Ladies Hats in South-west Gcor go- Call and me, before you buy, I will save you money. J. A Smith Vienna COURT. Stray Leavei From Southern Hill; Mr. William Woodruff Dead- Superior court convened yester day with a large attendance of litigants, witnesses and spectators. The grapd^jury^organized by el ecting Mr. Jesse R. Horne as their able and popular Foreman: Judge Fish charged them in his peculiarly impressive and they went ;:t once to work. Solicitor Hudson is here to ablwf-' represent the^Statej and is ready for the fray. ” The attorneys wins pracliceHu our courts are present and all indications point to a rap id and satisfactory discharge of tiie business on hand. All seem ingly have gone to work with a determination to do as much as possible to clear the dockets of our courts. finite A Runaway. While returning from Monte zuma last Wcdneasday Mr. Wil liam Woodruff of near Doolingfel! from his buggy dead. lie had been to Montezuma trading that day and.was reurning home. He had reached within two or three miles of home when he fell from his buggy, seemingly without a struggle, dead. His horse went on towards home. Becoming frightened at something she found that she had no muster a into a run. In turning corner the buggy struck a tree and she broke loose and ran home. Soon some of the family had gone back and found him. Thera were no evidence of any struggle what ever. Mr, Woodruff lacked :r.C day only of being seventy two years old. lie was a suli'etvr from wounds received in tiie Mexican, Mr. J, B. Whitehead cnjoycd( :) quite a sensational ride a few days ago. He had been up in Houston county to big plantation. He was driving a colt. Upon his return the horse stopped to drink at a small stream. When he threw his head down to drink the overcheck to the bridle fell dovyu in the water. The horse placed his foot on the cheek and when he raised his head off came the bridle. This fright ened him and he ran away. For three miles he ran and did not swerve from the road nor meet any one. Reaching a creak thatUwas too deep to run through’ he stop ped to walk. Mr. Whitehead jump ed into the water, grabbed his d broke' neck and put the bridle on him, sharp . , r Who Was~It? visitor our town for several Indian and Confederate wars and Dr. W. S. Howell, recently of. received a pension from the Gov- thc Atlanta Medical college was a I eminent ana from tiie State. He leaves a number of noble sons and daughters to profit by , his good example and to mourn considerable encouragement to ; the loss of a father. locate among us but he had already! decided to “fling” out hi* “shingle’’ days last week. He received at his old home, Americas. The Doctors many friends in Vienna wish him abundant sue.cess. till in Now He's after the Owls. “A little disfigured but the ring.” Although we have suffered con siderable loss by the recent tire we This company is very popular and j will continue our business just the number of shares held is being largely swelled at both places. Success to the young men who are managing the local boards. Soap, Soda, Matches, Starch, Potash, Kerosene Oil, Snuff, To baccos and Cigars—vert best qualities only, at Drug Store of Stovall I'onr.ES. before and will increase our stock Our readers w ill remember that last fall the Progress contained an account of Mr. Jas. A. Lane of Coney catching a very large hawk in a trap made of three feet boards. The one we mentioned was not the last one by any means for he ept at it until he caught all the his barnvard. We have received a communi cation from a gentleman, well known, who desires some informa tion. il--* says that some d a party of hunters were neighborhood. A few days after they It-fs a negro came to him be moaning the loss (if a very long j turkey beard that he ha2 worn j for a year or tyo in his cap for an ! ornament and as as proof of his j prowess. The negro claimed that i one of that party of hunters gave ! him a dollar to loan him that beard a day or two and, as soon as he “fooled the Vienna people with it” Would send it back but tly* trophy had not been returned and he was at raid that if he (tiie hun ter) would “fool the Vienna peo ple” he would fool him too. Editors Projri’ss: We thought we could not better employ a few leisure hours this bright spring morning than in giving your readers a brief descrip tion of the above named place. I must say that the writer is per haps a little partial to it, haying been ultimately associated with the good people here for the past two years. But as there is no Post ollice here, a few words of ex planation is necessary. About four years ago Messrs. A. J. Morris and J. C. Tracy, two enterprising Christian gentlemen of North Georgia, bought a large body of finely timbered land near Arabi, for the purpose of putting down a large saw-mill. Since then tiie busy hum of machinery has broken the stillness of the pine forest, and the unmistakable evi dences of industry and progress are plainly to be seen. Cottage after cottage has been erected un til the pretty Southern Hill has been converted into quite a little town. Harmony Grove, the church at this place, is under the pastorinl care this year of Rev. J. W. Reese. With a minister whose heart is tilled with the love of God, and a large membership, “zealous of good works,” a church cannot fail to be as a “light that is set upon a hill.” Of course such a church has a flourishing sabbath school in which to train the youthful minds, and guide the tender feet of the pre cious little children in the bright path that leads heavenward. Our superintendent, Mr. J. C. Tracy, is a man of untiring zeal, and his no ble efforts, together with other faithful workers has been the means of building up a sabbath school at this place of which any community might be proud. It never goes into winter quarters, but both winter and summer it sheds its heavenly light around the children's pathway. Early im pressions are the most lasting, and useful lessons will be stamped on many young heart** which time will never efface. A neat academy fir the literary school has been built, and many bright-eyed boys and girls daily wend theri way to the little school room to pore over lessons, which if rightly learned, will fit them for useful men and women. School days are “golden grains in the hour-glass of time.” What pre cious memories will cluster around the school house, in which they have recited so many lessons; and tlie play ground on which they- have spent so many happy hours; all will ever be fresh in their rec- : olicction, and even the lapse of Dr. Mobley is just up from a spell of sickness. We are glad to know that he is well again. M r. William Woodruff was coming home from Montezuma last Wednesday and fell from his bug gy and died from heart failure. Ask John Qdom where was he Sclloxi ,i pleasant cull afternoon. We would to have him with us of- S/ iiool Gibl Farm Lands. I am prepared to negotiate loansfc on improved farm lands in Doolyf \ at a low rate of interest. Address or apply to John- If. Woodwardi, Attorney and Real Estqt£ Ag’f, Vienna, Ga. when he got out of sight last Sun day. Ask some of the Midway boys wily they kick so in playing town ball. Mr. William Liggin called at our school this afternoon. I guess Sara Liggin was quite pleased to make a flying trip home after be ing confined to the school room- One of the Midway boys has been feeling his importance this week because a certain young lady- called him Mr. But then I guess TOBACCO SEEDf Fresh, reliable and ! adapted to this sec tion, guaranteed. Stovall & Forb§s’ * rr>FB hack D;ryou kid alY worn out. rcully good lor not!** iur, it is Rvucnit debility. '1 ry 75KOIUAW moy itlTT&h’f. it Till cure you, cleanse your liver, Wid a cood appetite. ra ipI)S.-5-4 Bring ypur families to-Vienna court week, or be** fore, to avoid the rush, and have Kuhns to make you some fine pictures. Owing to the many requests from people in neighboring towns for me to stay, and ray inability to finish, in time, the work already otp hand, i have decided to remain through court week. To all is extended a cordial invitation to call ^n4 examine the large display of pictures made here antj elsewhere, on exhibition at my car. Schedule of Prices. ars cannot sever the sil very thread of memory that links their lives with those days. Ola. TIPPETTVILLE NEWS. Thf farmers are planting corn and will soon be ready to put in the “gold weed” seed. Mr. G. W. Watson is the man who gets up before day and goe6 to work before breakfast. Green gets there. Mr. E. T. Tippett wjJUbe school will make a Cabinetts Diamonds Cards Minuetts 2.50 2. 1.50 Cabinetts $' ARISTO FJNISH. $4. per dozen. $3. per half dozen.. “ 1.50 “ “ “ 1.50 “ “• “ roo ■“ “ SECOND GRADE. per dozen. $2. per half dozen.. '1M8TIIE NEW PROCESS.&& Special attention is called to the new process calk ed Ivory types. They are gaining great popularity- from the fact that they are so much prettier than a photograph; giving the color of complexion, eye$-' and hair. Everybody should have one. Price $2.50: each, or one given with a dozen superior finish Cab*, inett photographs for only $5.00. Come early and avoid the rush. \ What the Papers Say. Mr. Kuhns has n-> superior as an artist—Dublin Post. Ilfs worlTif^s unexcelled—^Greensboro Herald—Journal. Mr. Kuhns is the finest artist that ever visited our city and a gentleman pleasant to deal with. —Farmers’ Herald, Wrightsville. Mr. Kuhns is the finest artist that ever visited our city—Middle Georgia Progress, Sandersville. His work is unsurpassed—Cochran Recorder. M. Kuhns is a fiuo artist—r. Sparta Ishmealite. 1893. CALHOUN & KELLY. We are pleased to announce that we are now ready for the business of 1893. PLANTATION SUPPLIES. Our contracts for the year will be fully as liberal as heretofore. We desire to fur nish our customers-with EVERYTHING THEY The Progress believes in justice enumerator. Fatty being done, whether the parties be g°°d one two. white as snow or black as the ace The school at this place is pro as circumstances will warrant, and ; hawks that visited up Iiy kept will always have a supply of suclij Now since the hawks have all beet) goods as are generally kept in a eoug] of spades, and we ask in all sineer- grossing nicely under the inan ity, Where is that old turkey agement of Prof. J. N. Dorminy. beard? The proper thing for you to do while nittending*court is to step into Kuhns photographic car and sit for your picture. Agreeably surprise the good wife at home and please the children, besides; giving them a nieinenti for life. Now is the lime, while you can have your pictures finished in the very finest style. A certain voting citizen of Dooly i first class store. Remember.—the damaged goods must go. If not at our price— then at yours. Cut prices will be only for Suot Cash. Barfield it Wii.sox. Unadilla, Ga.« , ida. As trophvs of his trip brought back a bushel of vineless wit: If, upon the completion of flic course in Book-keeping, Shorthand or •Telegraphy, au\ gra uate is ,iissatis» ! find with the same, every dime of rlic- tuition, upon application therefor, wi.'l be refunded. This institution lias the most spa cious. elegantly furnished building in the South: and teachers exclusively by Pka tical Methods, every oue of ihe • -AVree departments being under the su pervision of a practical expert. - In every instance it has made good clipped a dollar mark ($) out of its claim to graduate students iu two- „„ . , . .. . , , — -. -, thirds the time, and at but two-thirds S0 *P e P :, iy r an d sent it to us List , Megg . R us b ee <fc Crum, feel good the expense of Text Book Colleges. j week claiming that we offered to' lit lie is troubled with nignt visitor#. Last week he found when be got up that something had killed one of his favorite hens that had a brood of young chicks. Her head was eat of and a portion of her body gone the same wav. He did not know what had done it but he had faith in his old trap' T) a ttt , , .. . , | to find out. He got it in position ; Mr. B. A. Wood returned Friday ! lhiring the t iay and that night; night from a pleasure trip to I-lor- baited it with tiie portion that was Somethin# Yew. Teet’s Bros, show on last Friday was largely' attended. And the children now have something to talk about. NEED, and invite time 11s their trade. All we ask is to be properly secured. t customers to give FERTILIZERS. It will be our pleasure to again handle the popular goods of the Cordele Cuano Co. together with several other brands of standard fertiU izers—and -o- Icft. The next morning he went out to investigate and standing in potatoes, a fine New Jersey setter ! 5 " P™ trap N th his head bowed , , , * ,. 1 grief stood his magestv the night dog ami a mess of -Blue Beets - killed on Lake Mieeosukie, Fir I am now opening vtp'a complete i line of Millinery goods, personally i ! selected in market to suit the trade. : ; Have all the newest shapes in hats ! for Adults, Misses, Children and Babies, with trimmings to match, j Aiso the ntw styles in Ribbons, i Flowers, Ornaments Ac to pi vase I the most fastidious. AVii 1 'keep a i full supply of Hats and lion nets I ready trimmed at from 25ets. to ! $1.50 guaranteed to be of the bit- 1 The hard wind last Friday night tumbled the trees and the farmers are having another log rolling. Why don’t sorneijody marry and ask us to the wedding? We would accept the invitation any r time. Mr. A. B. Tippett has charge of the Mlliance store now. He is a good salesman and is doing a lively business.' on He expresses himself as having had a very enjoyable trip indeed. Bob Burton is the hippiest in mate of the jail. IIis attorneys, I hooter. With large glaring eyes, •that winked and blinked at the <’ st , s . tv ^ 10 of C° od materia! and gen- Everv premium was taken bv our' , teacher of Penmanship at the last state seRC 1 !le P a P era J car f° r one - No, fairfor ornamental and plain Penman- j sonny, we are not seeking after 1 discounts granted in certain cates. Don't throw away t.me and money on Text Book Schools. For full information, address. Wyatt & vVartin* Macon, Ga. or figures. It's the hard--pan stuff that want—and it will take something more tangible than a simple mark to get the Progress. also. Bob was tried for muraer! at the last term of the court,! found guilty and sentenced to life' imprisonment. Mess. Busbee <fc I Crum applied fora new trial to idea ot being caught, with as pointed and sharp as a knife and feathers ruffled ready for a fray he stood defiant though a capti ve. Mr. Lane is thinking of having his trap patened. I,;]! I teel in appearance. Ilats made and trimmed toorder Just Arrived! Bffi lot of Onion setts the Superior court but was refused ancl Buist's fresh reliable ”ur!°° sSX Sorter: | Garden Seeds. / notice that a new trial had been! granted. ' Stovall & Fort I from the cheapest to the most ele gant on the market. In fine Triin- i ming I will be assisted by Mrs. S. F. Bagwell of Villaricca, Ga., who ! stands second to no one as an Ar- ; tistia Trainer. I am dbtermined to sell at some price, so ii' you need anything in my line call on me at the Everett Corner and you will be pleased. Respectfully. ’L-.s. E. A. McElreath. N- B. Miss R. C. Rodgers whose superior work is too well known to need commendation will do aress making at the above place. One young man near town has a bycicie and it makes him hustle to pull through the sand beds. '“Mad dogs are getling numerous in this community. Mr. J. I). Tippett had two stock hogs bitten last Sunday morning by a mad dog. WE WANT TO SELL x*-Y0U. Yours to serve, CALHOUN & KELLY. It doesn’t matter where youjwant to go nor how long you want to stay you^losc money if you don’t see me for your team. Lets have a dog law. Mo? MIDWAY TfEKS- Horses that are a pleasure to drive, buggies that are a‘comfort, attention that is all you want, accommodations ready, and all th;s for less money than other people charge you for a shoddy team. Drays ready to do your hauling at moderate prices. If your garden or patch needs plowing or planting, or both, I am prepared to do it. „ i i - . , i Your horse left at mv stables will leceive proper care. Our school is Etui progressing ^,7^. ^ ' jj ne j v . 0 &£J'See me for Teams. We had some pictures taken of our school. They have come and we are well pleased with them. I must say that if any body wants R1Y0FV111U II J, P, Waters, Vienna, Ga, 4 Mu ( ' Il l Mil