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The Vienna Progress. TUESDAY, AIAY r 23. EUSINESS NOTICES, SSJ5jK^r3ESS33EEn3*HI*S«S239« Your Job LOCAL NEWS The oat crop Is being harvest ed. Summer is almost here and jx-t we’ve had no spring. Miss Lucille Stephens of Heard county is visiting Mr. and Mrs G, R. Mathews. Work to the Prog-' ress Office. DOOLY COUNTY DIRECTORY. Jndgeof Superior Court—Hon. IV. H Fisli. Solicitor—Col. C. B. Hudson. Judge of County Court—Hou. U. V. W hippie. Solicitor—Col. W- S Thomson. Ordinary - J. D. Hargrove: Clerk Court—B. Kellam. Sheriff—tr. W. Sheppard. Tax Receiver—J. C. bunaway. Tax Collector—M. E. Bushin. County Treasurer—D. B, Leonard, Coroner—J. W. Graham. County Surveyor—M. C. Jordan, BOARD OF EDUCATION.' Jno. T Brown, A. C, Bullington. J. D. Pate, D. T. Doughtry, D. L. Hen derson, President. Commissioner—O. P. Swearingen. Regular meeting of Board of Educa tiou the 1st Tuesdays in January, April, July anil Gctoter. Superior Court convenes on second and third Mondays in March auu Sep teniber. CITY OFFICERS. Mayor-J. P. Heard. Aldermen—B. F. Forbes, O. S. Baze- more, J. O. Hamilton and J. J. Lash- ley. Clerk and Treasurer—J. J. Stovall. Marshals—C. W. Johns and A. Davies. Printer—Vienna Progress. Parlor Grocery. Mr. L. H. Taylor was taken sick with Nettle Rash and fever Satur day night and is still in bed quite sick. J. O. Hamilton offers cash cus tomers fine Shoes, both hand and machine made, at reduced prices. Mayor J. B. Scott of Cordele was among his many Vienna friends Tuesday. Judge Scott has many friends in this part of Doo Quite a number of Vicnnaians attended the singing atByromville Sunday and all came back happy From this we .know they had s good time. Lemons W. •T. Peavey, Watchmaker, Jeweler and Gunsmith. Unadilla, Ga. Work Solicited. Office in Racket Store. LAWYERS. WOOTEN & ELLiS, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, VIENNA AND CORDELE, GA. U. W. Wooten i Pearson Ellis. Vienna. Ga. I Cordele, Ga. Office, West j Office in Shipp side of Public Buihliu, Plaza, near new court house. All business addressed toeithe office will receive piompt at ten tion from the firm. D. L. Henderson, LAWYER Vienna, Ga. Matters before the Court of Or dinary, Ejectment and Collections, a specialty. u V. WHIPPLE, LAW YEN, VIENNA. GEORGIA. Will practice in all the courts except Dooly County court. G. W. Busbee. I). A. R. Crum. BUSEEE & CRUM, LAWYERS, Vienna, Dooly Co. Ga. Practices regularly in the Courts of the Macon, Southwestern, Oco nee, Southern and Brunswick Cir cuits. State Supreme Court, United States Circuit and D’strict Courts and Court of Appeals. MEDICAL. Dr. W. M. Has lam. PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. Pinehurst, — — Ga. Can be found at store during the dayjind at residence at night always on hand. Parlor Grocery. While loading and switching some cars of lumber at Richwood last week a convict was thrown from the top of a car and severely if not fatally injured. New and desirable styles of Swisses, Organdeis Muslins, etc at W. C. Willis & Co. From a gentleman who has re cently traveled over Dooly and several adjoining counties we learn that the cotton is large in acreage and looks well now despite the late spring. Full line of all kinds of Grocer ies—fresh. Parlor Grocery. • Miss Loula Morgan has been at home several day r s from her mis sionary work in South Georgia. Miss Loula’s many friends will be glad to know that her health is greatly improved. You are sure to get the very best and most stylish from us, If you are going to buy a Hat why not get a stylish one? We lead in the latest and prettiest styles. Mrs. Morgan and Miss Brown. No wonder some people post their lands to prevent trespassing upon them- Some of our town fisher men take a rifle along with them fishing and we are glad our hogs d< nt use in those swamps. Wo want to sell you Groceries. Parlor Grocery. Solicitor C. B. Hudson was in Vienna of business last Tuesday. The “State,” as he is called by his friends, always finds a glad welcome among us. Mr. Sheppard Woods presenting himself a few days ago with a fine- young horse that is hardly grown yet but has spleddid gaits. He walks six miles an hour under the saddle, by’ the watch, and his oth er gaits are just as good. Shep pard prizes his colt very highly. An elegant new line of ladies Oxford Ties just received at W. C, Willis & Co. We heard of a mad dog that pas- ed down the Drayton road last week. lie bit several dogs and hogs on the route and the neighbors down that way’ are watching their can ines and swine for any symptoms of hydrophobia that may develop in them on account of the mad dog’s bite. T.¥. MY1NS. PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. Vienna, —‘ Ga. Offers his professional services to the public. All calls promptly- answered, day or night. Office at residence. jR. W. H. Whipple PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, VIENNA, - GA. Surgery, Obstetrics, diseases ucident to our climate, and dis eases of women and children speciahie. Office at his Drug »tore. All calls pioinpily atten ded to day or night. Can be found at night at Middleton's Hotel. DENTIST. W. E. BEECH AM, DENTIST. UNADILLA GA. Ail work attended lo promptly •nd satisfaction guaranteed. J. W. & D J. Williams. DENTISTS. CORDELE. GA. Office in Batik oi Cordele build - 1 and sign-boards, but put it in Busy all the day long? Yes, but there is always “room for one more” and if you need anything in Hats, Gloves, Corsets, Ribbons, Flowers and Ornaments we can get them reatlv for you on short no tice Mrs. Morgan and Miss Brown. Leaders in fancy Millinery goods. Mess. D. A. R. Crum, G. W. Busbee and J. P. Heard will join a party from Macon to-night and all will go down to lake Geneva, just below Hampton Fla., on a fishing expedition. Our senior could’nt stand it any longer and has his linen duster packed ready to go. 10 Pieces Muttingjust received at W. C. Willis & Co’s. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Heard went down to Drayton Sunday and spent the day with Hon. T. J. Ray and wife. Mr. Heard says the only regret he had was when they- were called in to dinner-Le wished then he had carried his whole family. He says that when his friends get hungry and want to spent a pleasant day’ hereafter he is going to invite them to go to Tom Rays home. The ladies know a good thing when they see it. This is the rea- that Mrs. Morgan and Brown sell them what they need in Millinery- goods. While we feel sure that our readers will all notice it, we desire to call special attention to the ad vertisement of Mess. W. C. Willis & Co., found in this issue. These gentlemen have a great many good things to tell the trad ing public, but nothing more so than now. And they dont try to tell it by putting it on dead walls The good people of Arabi speak i of investing in a newspaper out- 1 fit. We wish them success. Miss Minnie Beil of Hawkins- ville is spending the week her sister, Mrs. J. A. Smith The Progress office had all the job printing it could possibly do last week, despite the hard times. “Keeps the Mosquitoes off” nets only 60/ a piece at W. C. Willis & Co. Miss Nona Duncan returned home from Unadilla Saturday ac companied by’ Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Nichols. A full and interesting session of the Teachers, Institute was held Saturday. This is the last for this year. There is a move quietly being made that will do Vienna much good. The Progress will tell you about it in a week or two. Our Candies are pure. The yery best, Parlor Grocery. Mrs. O. S. Bazemore spent sev eral day of last week with her mother, Mrs. John Collier, near Dray ton. Mrs. Collier has been suffering severely for some time witli inflammatory rheumatism. Mr. J. C. Burnett has been re. j ceiving the congratulations of his riends for the past week, conse quent upon the appearance at his home of a new baby boy. Miss Janie Barlow has been ap pointed Postmaster at Unadilla. Miss Janie is a most estimable and deserving young lady and we congratulate her upon the appoint ment. Elder P. G. McDonald leaves for Alabama to-day for a two weeks preaching tour. Elder Murray cf Butler, Ga., filled his published appointments near here la6t week, and while here constituted a church near Shiloh. He take pleasure in calling at tention to the advertisement of J/ess. Hunt & Powell contained in this issue. Patronize these young men when you need anything in their line. The Reading Club will meet at the home of Dr. and Mrs. C. T. Stovall next Monday night. The last meeting was postponed on account of services at the Meth odist church and the program for that meeting will be caaried out at the Monday night meeting. Mr. J. M. Fields purchased a pair of pretty calico ponies last week and now says that he is in the ring and will win If you dont watch out. Judge Z. T. Penny could not be kept idle very long. He tried to content himself, with fishing and swapping tobacco with the boys around town. But it would- not work and be grew more and more restless all the time. Last week he purchased the mercantile busi ness of Mr. J, M. Fields.on Uuion street and now feels better. He will be glad to serve hismanyfriends when in need of any thing in his line. WANTED. A reliable contractor to finish ( the Big Vienna Hotel, embracing with j woodwork, painting, waterworks, j papering, etc. Apply’ to, P. G. McDonald, Vienna, Ga. We will Thrash Your Grain. We are prepared to thrash grain this season and will begin about Monday, June 5th, or earlier. Would be glad if you will save yours for us. Please be ready and let us know when we get in your neighborhood. Resp't Adkins Bros. Vienna, Ga., MIDWAY ITEMS. Our Visitors. Next Saturday and Sunday- our town will be filled with visitors who will attend the Sunday school con vention at the Baptist church. Weknow that Vienna will do her full duty, as she always does, and sustain her well earned reputation for broad hospitality. The services will begin Friday night with preacing by Dr. W. A. Nelson of Hawkinsville. The pro gram for the whole occasion is a very interesting one and will prove of great benifit to all who attend. Neighborhood Fish Fry. Our teacher gave us vacation last Friday that we might attend the picnic at the Camp ground. Several of our young people at tended the Line creek picnic last Saturday-. Some of our boys and girls went fishing not long since and caught four? Wonder when they expect to try their luck again? Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mason vis ited Mrs. Mason’6 mother near Macon last week. John Odom’s finger is not well yet! Mess. J. B. Smith, E. L. Swear ingen Jr. and J. D. Sumerford made a business trip to Montezu ma Thursday. Did one of our girls get left last Saturday? Many of our people attended the singing at Byromville last Sunday. Some of our scholars attended the annual picnic given by Mr. W. Sumerford at Redding’s mill last Saturday. School Girl. CONSOLIDATED BETUBNS. Of Dooly's School Population. We give below the consolidated returns of the school population of Dooly County as made up by Com missioner Swearingen from the re ports made by the different enu- •• merutors. For the benefit of the To the Ladies. I make a specialty of Shampoo ing Ladies’ Hair and trimming Bangs. Will call at your home. Work guaranteed satisfactory. All orders attended promptly. Your patronage solicited, Charley Powele, Tonsorial Artist, Vienna, Ga. A Valuable Machiue To the Public, About a month ago we gave an From Drayton. The neighbors cf i be community met at Turner’s lime sink 4 miles below town last Saturday and had a pleasant little fish fry’. With a seine they went into the sink and caught a nice mess of fish which were cleaned and cooked there up-; werc in our town lagt g unda af _ on the bank and amul a spread of ternoon> The boys of our town many other dainties a good dinner , are al lad to have thcir “Bad colds” and red noses are the features of “the day” now, bad weather, you know. Crops are not looking so well r.s they did a week ago, owing to the unfavorable weather. Mess. Brown, Barnes and West brook, of Montezuma, were down here on a business trip and fishing frolic this week. Two of Vienna’s young men was enjoyed. These friendly, neighborhood gatherings are alway’6 enjoyable. Children’s Day. Last Sunday- was observed by- all churches of the South Georgia Conference as “Childrens, Day-,” In ail the churches and Sunday schools the exercises were render ed by and for the children. This was very fittingly done by the Vi enna Methodist church. A pro gram of songs and recitations had been arranged and were well ren dered by’the school, by classes and by individuals. Those by- the misses and young ladies were ex ceptionally good. The occasion was happily and profitably spent to the great pleasure of of all who attended. Mt. Vernon Sketches. our community the fine wheat jiive newspaper w here all the pie will $ce it. peo- Do you want a Phaeton as good as new at a low price for exsh or on time? Or a good second hand Road Cart ? Which would be exchanged for a milk cow? If so, call on T. P. McElreath. At the blue Drug Store. Mr. J. D. Ransom of Richwood was in town Thursday with both hands in a sling. A few days be fore he had been at work upon the machinery in the mills there and had just started to take off a saw to do some work on it when the machinery started up without any warning to him and the saw cut off the ends of his two middle fin gers on each hand. It is a seri ous and painful wound and will prevent his doing any work for a long time. We take especial pleasure in calling attention to the advertise ment of the Blue Drug Store, contained in this issue. Its man ager has an eye upon the market at all times and whenever he finds good fresh stock that can be bought cheap he buys. And when bought he gives his customers the benefit of whatever “cuts” he may- have received. The Blue Drug Store is a fixture and enjoying a good trade: Mr. J. R. Gantt representing, the Gantt Cotton Planter, Gin and Machine works, of Macon, Ga., is circulating among the farmers of Dooly fora few days, soliciting or ders for new Gins and the repair ing of old ones. Mr. Gantt is will known to the trade of Dooly as a genial, clever gentleman full of push and vim, and the Gins hand led by these gentlemen need no introduction to cotton planters, for they all recognize their superi ority-. Parties desiring to purchase a new gin and outfit, or to have their old ones repaired for the com ing season would find it to their interest to see or correspond with Mr. Gantt before placing their or ders. . The farmers of are smiling over crop. The Line creek picnic was largely attended from our com munity’. Your Uncle Billy made himself at home with the girls as usual, and had a good time. Mr. M ac. Waters has moved to Drayton and is now bridge keeper. Our Sunday School is still booming. Mr. W. E. Smith is building a house for himself and from all accounts will soon cage his bird. Hurry up Eddie. And gather the gems for her, all the pure ones, all the bright ones, her love and your own; like the stars of the morning, her bright crown adorning, they shall shine in their beauty, bright gem for you. Dock, how about the picnic? They say that y-ou and your girl use l your hands for plates while she fed you from a golden spoon Ask Miss Nina why Walter J. comes to Mt. Vernon so seldom now. Your Uncle ♦ Billie. friends with them, but, boys, go slow about that kind of business. The fascinating young ladies from Montezuma who spent a few days in our town last week have returned home and our three old “bach” friends have sunk deeper than ever into the slough of de spond. One of {hem was heard to beseech one of the fair ones to “pity- the loneliness of a poor old “bach” whose aching heart seeks comfort,” but we are afraid he was plunged deeper than ever into “innocuous desuetude.” If Billy was just a single man- well ! Miss Mattie Murray, of Sumter county is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. S. Morgan. Miss Mattie is in deed a sweet young lady and 1 think some of our boys will sanc tion this sentiment with a hearty’, Amen! Dr. W. S. Howell and Mr. S. M. Myrick attended a show in Vieni Tuesday night. They report very nice time and a long, sleej ride back homo. Hon. T. J. Ray and his estim: ble daughter, Miss Stella, atten< ed the Teacher’s Institute in Vi enna, Saturday. Billy the Kid. citizens of each district we give the census by districts and "porations. in cor- 1st district white “ “ colored Total.... ... Cannot read, colored 2nd district, white “ “ colored Total Cannot read, white “ “ colored Deaf and dumb, white..... 3rd district, white “ “ colored Total Cannot read, white “ “ colored Unadilla dist. white “ colored Total Cannot read, white “ “ colored ..107 Deaf and dumb, white 6th district, white •* “ colored To Our Friends Total Cannot read, white ....131 “ “ colored... 18 Pinehurst dist. white.... “ “ colored .... 148 Total Cannot read, white “ “ colored Deaf and dumb, white.... 7th district, white “ “ colored Total Cannot read, white “ “ colored 167 Blind, white 9th. district, white “ “ colored Total Cannot read, white 2 “ “ colored ...112 10th district, white “ “ colored ... 256 Total ...355 Cannot read, white 5 “ “ colored ....32 11th district, white ...159 “ “ colored 75 Total Cannot read, white .... 33 “ “ colored 21 I take pleasure in an nouncing that I have re cently purchased the en tire stock and grocery bus iness of Mr. J. M. Fields and am prepared to fill all orders for staple and fancy groceries as cheap of Mr. j. o. Hamilton’s incubator as they can be bought and which had then hatched off a set- sold for Cash ting of about one hundred eggs. * The little chicks were all lively and healthy and grew well. Mr. Hamilton filled up and fired up his machine again. Saturday it began to hatch and about half of the hatch are ducks ! He is anx- ous to get these off and try it over to see if he want get turkeys or geese next time. New Drugs and New Prices. It is the mission of the Blue Drug Store to under buy and un der sell, if possible to do so. The flattering trade built up in a few weeks, and the constant encourage ment given by scores of pleased customers make all connected with tho store feel confident of the suc cess of the enterprise. It is a fact, well established thut nine-tenths of the people are will ing to pay a man a fair profit on goods that are bought right, but they are not willing to pay more, his much and no more, will be- charged at the Blue Drug Store Prices will be neither forced down nor forced up by the antics of imitators andcompetitors. Having a new, fresh stock of goods of the very best quality-, I bought remarkably-, cheap, no fears are entertained but that every! patron will be pleased and his future trade secured after he once ' Thanking a generous public, in advance, for all favors shown, and as suring every purchaser that I will treat them the very best I know how and will appreciate their trade, I remain, Yours to serve, Z. T. PENNY, j Vienna Ga. I nave it Fixed. Your Watch or Clock out of or der? Have it fixed. I have re cently moved back to Vienna and can be found at the Racket Store. Good work, prompt attention. Yours to serve ■ W. Thigpen. Practical Jeweler Vienna, Ga. LOOK OUT! For the Backet Sign. The nicest, most stylish and cheapest line of Gentlemen and Ladies’ Hats, arriving every week. All we ask is for you to our goods. Come and stock of Slippers and Sillj tries the Blue Drug Store, learns i !? S ‘ ln< ^ Parasols. I I. .i • j ... . the money- ever brought J Deaf and dumb, white .. colored. TO TIIE PUBLIC. We want our friends and customers, and the public generally, to understand that we are not being under sold, and Will Not Be, in Anything. Our stock is too large, and articles too numerous to specify prices; but rest assur ed, that in buying from Us, you will get goods as Cheap as Any where else, and fur thermore, (which is Very important) you will get Good, Fresh, strictly Pure and Re liable Drugs, Medi cines, etc., which you May Not do Else where. Stovall & Forbes, Wholesale & Retail money matters in our county, beg to announce that we are 1 to sell you goods, and if you will but give us a chance we will you money. Our goods are bright and new (having worked off the old stock of Fullington <fc Barfield) and we beg to quote you a few prices, follows: 201bs, best Rice $1.00 1 gallon best grade, water white Kerosene Oil 15/ (This is not the low grado Oil generally sold in stores.) 4Albs. of good Coffee $1.00 1 doz. best Jelly Glasses.... 30cts, Mosquito Bars (white) 45cts. “ “ (pink and blue 50cts. 1 doz. Kerr’s best Spool Cotton 40ets. 1 pound best Gloss Starch.. .5cte The best Tobacco for the money 30cts. to 60cts. All other goods at proportion ately low prices to suit the times. We ask for a liberal share of your patronage. Jp^“We buy and sell for CASH. Yours to serve. The Fullington A Barfield — Pinehurst, Ga. Co. Millinery Goods. Druggists. lenna, Ga. I would publicly acknowledge my obligation to the ladies of Vi enna and surrounding country for the very liberal trade I have 4 en joyed for the last few weeks and regret that I could not possibly trim Hats to supply the demands make upon me, but if customers will leave their orders early in the week they will all be filled by Sat urday. Call on- ma when you want, a stylish Hat, or anything in the Millinery line and I feel sure I can please you in styles, prices and quality of goods. Mrs. E. A. McElreath. At the Blue Drugstore, Vienna, Ga. NOTICE. Estrayed on my farm 3 miles north of Drayton one black,bob tail steer,whites back and belly, droop horn, medium size. Marked with split in one ear and under square in the other ear. Owner can get same by proving property and puying expenses. Address or call on II. J. Morgan Drayton Ga., Cordele district, white.... .... 207 “ “ colored . . 178 Total .... Cannot read, white 45 “ “ colored.... 74 Deaf and dumb, white. .. 13th district, white . ..246 “ “ colored.... 92 Total Cannot read, white “ “ colored 38 14th district, white 267 “ “ colored ....102 Total Cannot read, white 33 “ “ colored Incorporated Towns. Unadilla, white 39 “ colored Total 71 Cannot read, colored 9 Idiots Vienna, white 110 ....72 Total .. ..182 Cannot read, c-'ored 28 Cordele, white 220 “ colored Total .... 378 Cannot read, white 32 **- •* colored .. .^8 Deaf and dumb, white 1 Arabi, white “ colored 35 Total 104 Cannot read, white 1 “ “ colored... 7 This shows a total of Males, white ...1672 Females, “ ...1526 Grand total, white Males, colored ...1517 Females, “ .. 1428 Grand total, colored . 2945 “ “ white and colored 6143 There are in the county that can- not read and write. Males, white Females, ....175 Total . ..452 Males, colored 486 Females, “ 358 Total ....844 Total white and colored.. ...1296 Blind children, white 2 Deaf and dumb, white... 6 “ “ “ colored. 2 Idiots 1 Total infirm 11 There are of those who have never attended any public school 334. The last enumeration made was in 1880. The number of school children in the countv then was 4365. The present eensu* shows an increase of 1778 or nearly 30 per cent. Commissioner Swearingen and the Board of Education are to be congratulated upon . tfie prompt and efficient manner in which the census was taken. The costof taking the census of the county was only $244.00 / FOK. *»Y8PEP8IA I Cm Brawn’* Iran Blum. ) Phjxicisni recommend it. Alt/ dealers keep it. 31.00 w bottle. Genuine has trade-mark and crossed red liner "n wrapper. the prices and sees the quality of goods handled. A few goods are here quoted and more will be given next week. Hood’s Sarsaparilla, Dollar bot tle for 75 cts Blackberry Cordial 25 cents bot- tlesjfor 15cts. Simmon’s Liver Regulator 20cts. Black Drought 25cents size 20 cts. Green’s August Flower 75 cent bottles for 50cts. W. W. C. Dollar bottles for 60cts. Liver medicine, large packages, retail price 25 cents, 15cts Rubber Nipples, each lets. Full outfitforNursingbottle 5cts Shoe Blacking just half what you have been paying. Ink (Williams) 2 bottles for Sets 3 nice, well made Cigars 5cts Mother’s Friend, pr bottle $1.00 Female Regulator 75cts Kerosene Oil pr gallon locts P A W’s Quinine pr oz. 35cts M A K’s “ “ 35cts All doctors know that McKesson A Robin’s Quinine is equal to any in the world and some say its the best made. 3 ounces of Ether for $1.00 Castor Oil pr.Quart 40cts, 5 packages of 10 Cent Tobacco for. 35cts Large bottle of a Furniture Var nish that makes every-thing look bright and new 25ets And everything else, usually kept in a Drug store, at the lowest price consistent with sound busi ness principles. The Blue Store solicits your trade and will guarantee everything to_bc just as represented. No goods will be sold at cost! A legitimate profit is made on every thing sold, so you need have no fears of two prices being charg ed for one article to make up los ses on another. The Blue Store is the acknowl edged leader of low prices, and therefore deserves your support. T. P. McElreath, Druggist We will save you rnonl come to see us. Very respl J. A, SMITI - - ♦ - Turn Your Waste it Y'ou want $1.5 | bushel for your pies? If so, obi making pure Cic Apple Juice and’ chemicals—at a gallon and sell it: Mr. IV. R. EUU 1350 gallons and sold $1 per gallon. You can wise. See him. Physicians say it is verl ful. Apply to or address eitll J. C. Lev or J. R. KeiJ Vienna The Southern mg and Loan Asso( tion of Huntsville Al; A good investment; ey to loan to improve prof Local Board Officei| W. H- Whipple, Prfcsident^ U. V. Wiiipple, Attor»ie W. C. Willis, Sect’y aj / J. A.' Murphy, ). L. A. Morgan, ) A. P. JONES, COMMISSION MERCHANT. Macon, Go. Consignments of Chickens, Eggs Turkeys, Geese, etc. wanted. Also Cabbage, Melons and Fruits, in season^ ~ - Pv'nnpt returnsxnd satisfactory ser/ice is my motto. 4-ll-’93-3-m. TAX RECEIVERS X0TICE. 2S May Adkins («tb) April, 1'inia “ Arabi “ James (14th) ** Coney “ Cordele •* Vienna “ Drayton * 4 Byromville ** Zoardst) “ Unadilla •* Pinehurst *• Lindsay (3rd) ** Clewis old mill April iWtli. J/ark ltainey s store J/ay 5tli A. M. Dakota May 5th P M. Bay Point May 13th A. M. Fuqua May 13th P, M. Tippettville May 2Kth P. M. Vienna May 2Uth, 27th and June 3rd. Jno. C. Dunaway. Tax Receiver D. C. Ben. (P.O.)Ga.,3-11-**:. Books close June 3rd. 1893. R8W SHOPS OP DAVI3 SEWING MACHIHI ( ENCOURAGE YOUR FRIENDS TO TAKE THE 1ROGRESS. Oapaeify 400 Machines pe FOB TERMS, ETC., ADDBESS DAYIS SEWING MACHINE CO.' DAVTOir. O. OHKUSS, tSXk. T3&-- . ~ If you feel weak and all worn out take BROWN'S IRON BITTERS