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T\\e Vienna Progress. Tuesday December$ Mayer, Watts & Co. LOCAL NEWS. -O- Only mas. tliree weeks ’till Christ- Judge U. V, Whipple returned yesterday from a visit of several days to relatives at Bonair and the THANKSGIVING. This holiday was observed by Cochran. Mrs. Whipple and tne OUf people w j t 'h good spirit. Many boy returned with the Judge. 0 f our townsmen went into th- . They had been visiting Mrs. country seeking sport and found Plant yo\ir advertisement 5 now. Vvhionle's parents at Bonair for' it, returning at night well pleased for the Holiday 1 trade, Mr. J. C. Clemens of Unadilla was among us Wednesday. Copt. S. W. Coney was among his Vienna frinds yesterday. . ^ _ I with the holiday, two week.s j 0n acC ount of the illness of Mrs. Dr. W. B. Watts who moved from q j-j Branch and the church be- Drayton to Montezuma last spring has ceme back to Dooly to iive and practice his profession. The The Advantage. We know that “‘times are hard’’ and the people are struggling to get of debt. We know also that you must buy a few goods for the winter. Y'ou know you must buy them as cheap as possible to get good goods. The people that we bought our stock from realized that “times are hard” and as we happened to have a little CASH about us they gave us All The DISCOUNTS. Therefore we can afford to sell you goods much cheaper than ever before, but so long as you al low others to hoodwink you into buying shoddy stuif at high prices you will never know the diffeience in favor of good goods at low prices. Come and let us show you what we have. DRY GOODS. We h avc a large and carefully selected stock of just such goods as you need—all the latest fabrics and colors in all the solid, ail round good goods—the prices are cut to fit your purser NOTIONS. This department is full of such articles as are most useful and of a thousand and one things that you would never think we carried unless you come and see them. It is nothing but pleasure to show our goods. SHOesVAND HATS Are our delight, for we Know we have the greatest and best as sortments in town. You may think you are getting a bargain but you have greatly missed it if you buy without looking through our mammoth stack. In Shoes and Hats they don't get up better, prettier or cheaper lines than we carry. CLOTHING. SUITS. These we have in end less variety, in all styles, prices and tits. All kinds of people can find what they want here from the cheap work suit to a tine "wed ding outlit.” W. S. Hotyell of Drayton Doctor thinks that Dooly is good spent yesterday in Vienna. The r.ew year will be upon us be ore we lealize it now. Brussels Rugs 11 yards (5* 90/. „ 1 „ @ 65/. at W. C. Willis & Co. Cols. D. L. Henderson and W. V. Harvard, both spent Thanksgiving in Unadilla. Good deal of sickness over the country consequent upon so many.. s j. x year s old as en editor -just changes in.the weather. ' old enough to start to school now. Mr. J. Q. Shipp was in bed sev-'j We ho P e t0 learn how t0 is6ue eral days last week with chills and ! such * P a P er as will i be hel P ful to enough for him in the future. The Progress welcomes him back. Col. D. L. Henderson went up to his old home near Unadilla last week and brought back a lot of hog killing scraps such as back bones, spareribs, chitlings, souce, jowl, etc., and is living now like a lord. On Dec., 1st, inst. we were just old as an ing so close to the parsonage the Thanksgiving servie wag held at the Baptist instead of the Meth odist church. The house was filled with'our men and women who felt thankful for past blessings and were ready to so express them selves by their presence at the ser vice. The service was au enjoya : able and impressive one. The songs were delightful and appro priate, well rendered ; the address es a credit to the speakers and the occasion. A happy Stirptsse and pleasure was the presence and fe- i • :.: .t t ....r-r, lur f ! 11 oi* F A School Meeting. I On the 8th Valdosta voted for B, P. HOWELL, j issue of #3:2,000 bonds for the es-l | tablishmen of water works and', A strong effort is being made to j #15?0 00 for the erection of a city, hail, and Valdosta is not so very large either. W. B. MOK organize another school here. A cull was made to ail those interest ed to meet at Alliance Hall on last Saturday night-. A goodly num ber met and after discussing the matter freely decided to go ahead and cstablL h another school. Thirty scholars were pledged at this meeting anil from what they knew of t' e feelings of others they expect as many more. A com mittee was appointed to make tht necessary i r.angements of secur ing a room, teachers, etc., and they will go right ahead to booming up their school. It was the sense of the meeting to run the school foi the first five months upon the free school fi nd, or at a cost not to ex ceed 50/ per scholar above this fund. We did not know that the meet ing had been called until late Sat urdav afternoon. We talked with some of those interested and 0 OVERCOATS. This depart ment is another pet with us . and we guarantee to give you a nice stylish Overcoat in any style or weight you want for less money than anvbodv south of New York. FURNITURE. We do not “stretch our blank et'’ when we say that.we have the handsomest stock of Furniture ever opened in this section. From the commonest and plainest cheap goods to the finest finish 16th Century and Antique Oak Bed-room Suites—we have them all. We can furnish your house with all the furniture you need and of whatever kind. And the beauty of the whole lot is “hard times” is written across the price of every article. It don't matter what you need it will pay you to consult us before buying Yours for business, Mayer, Watts & Co, Farm Lands. I am prepared to negotiate loans on improved farm lands in Dooly at a low rate of interest. Address or apply to John 11. Woodward, Attorney and Real Estate Ag’t Vienna, Ga. $50, TO $75, FOE $25- This May Sound Odd, fiut it is Never theless True. In this eminently progressive age, the education of no young man, no matter what his intended avocation, can be regarded as fully qualifying him for success unless he possesses a business training. Where to get that of the most practical character most quickly and cheaply is the question. This paper ventures nothing in saying that investigation will prove the Ga.—Ala. Business College of Ma con, Ga., to be the very institution. Many young men in six to twelve weeks at an expense of only $20, to $30, have recently fin ished book-keeping, telegraphv nr shorthand there, and. in spite of the hard times, immediately stepp ed into positions paying $50 to $75 per month. There is usually a disposition to wait and begin with the New Year; but if a busi ness education is of any value at all, the quicker it is gotten, the more valuable it is; and by writ ing to the principals, Mess. Wyatt & Martin, Macon, Ga. at once, much better terms can be made than by waiting until later on. Placed six graduates last week. fever. Mothers—Do you want a splen did wearing shoe for your chil dren? Ask to see the Little Giant School Shoes. ■ 1 at W. C. Willis & 'Co. We saw three mnnaway team6 upon our streets last week but no damage done. Mrs. N. E. Hamilton of Coney spent yesterday in town the guest of Mrs. Russel Kellam. We-haven’t received a Christ mas turkey yet—we’ve been wait ing just six years. Mr. Rabe Harris of Warwick was in Vienna yesterday renewing old acquaintances and making new ones. We have added the Atlanta Weekly Journal to our clubbing list and can send it and the Progress one year for $1.50. I will be at Vienna every Satur day until my Tax Books dose— Books close on night of Dec. 19th. M. E. Rushin. Tax Collector. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Fenn of near Dm3’ton took Thanksgiving dinner with 51 r, und 51 rs. J. E. Howell. Itch on human, mange on horses, dogs and all stock, cured in 30 minutes by Wool ford’s Sanitary Lotion. This never fails. Sold by Stovall & Forbes Druggist, Vienna, Ga. An epidemic of gftp is ever the country and sneezing,. blowing, whobping, coughing and grunting are generally indulged: Mess. Powell Bios., have had a neat sign hung over their door. Mr. J- L.^Peavy is the artist who did the work and it is a credit to his taste and skill. Although our stock of cloaks and wraps has greatly decreased in the past two week, we have still, 11 complete assortment. Call, ex amine, get our prices, and if you need a wrap, you will buy. W. C. Willis &Co. 5Iajor A. O., Bacon of 5Iaeon will be a candidate for the United States Senate to succeed Colquitt. Major Bacon is a strong man and a good politician. Out churches are beginning to prepare for Xmas. It seems the intention of euch Sunday School to have an entertainment during the holidays. Let them go, the mote the merrier. 5Ir. C: C. Greer, a prominent turpentine, farmer near Cordele, and a gentleman known over the county as one of our cleverest Doolyites, was in Vienna for a few hours Saturday. English Spavin Liniment re moves all Hard Soft or Calloused Lumps and Blemishes.from horses, Blood Spavins; Curbs, Splints, Sweeney, Ring-Bone, Stifles, Sprains, all Swollen Throats, Coughs, etc. Save. $50 by use of one bottle. Stovall & Forbes Drug gist, Vienna, Gin all our readers, entertaining, spicy and neat. Nearly every day some of our subscribers cake advantage of our clubbing blfer and renew for the Progress and some one-of the big weeklies. New subscribers come in and take advantage of the same offer. Dr. J. H. Heard of Rutland, Ga., licitious address by Elder E. A. Sims of Brooks county who had stopped over with Elder P. G. 5Ie- Donald for the day and just j foand that they were all coBsider- chanced in upon the meeting. | “»>Lv d satisfied with the present After the service, amid hearty i school and its management, espe- good feeling, friend with, friend, neighbor with neighbor, all re paired to elegant dinners and hap py firesides. Befused to Introduce it. Dooly county's two representa tives. Hon. James D. Pate und Dr. R. II. Pate, have refused to sup port the bill giving Cordele a city court with jurisdiction in this came down Wednesday night and • militia district only, spent Thursday and Friday, the I U e Sentinel lias said bc- J J 'fore, the proposed court would 1 every the guest of his brothers, 5iess. J. P. and W. J. Heard. They spent most of the^ time after the feath ered tribe* and bagged a good number. have given, this district a conven ience witho'ut costing the taxpay ers anything. I was a locai mat ter which fully three-fourths of the people favored, but the representa tives of the couhty—well, they re fused to introduce it.—Sentinel. We do not know what actuated our representatives to refuse to introduce the bill above referred daily the price ot tuition, and were determined to have a school upon a different plan. We are truly sorry that this con dition of matters exists. The Trustees of the Seminary have borne a heavy burden for our peo- | pie, They’ assumed personal re- i sponsibility for several hundred ! dollars of old debt upon the IfiJiUU lings. They’ have paid good teach- | ers good prices and have tried to j collect all debts due them to pay | the old debt with. It is true that J they’ have charged a good rate of tuition and tried to collect it in installer, but what else A bill has been introduced in the legislature providing that all convicts made goods shall be plain ly stamped a-> such. Other states have similar laws and thrte can be 10 objection to it except from em ployers of such labor. A-piece of string makes a simple barometer. Take a piece of string about 15 inches long, saturate it in a strong solution of salt and water, kt it dry and then tie a light weight on one end and hang it Mp against a wall and mark where the weight reaches to. The weight rises for wet weather and falls for fine. The string should be placed where the outside air can freely get to it. Wan led. B. P HOWELL Livery Sole and Feed Stable Vienna, ga. We occupy the “Heard” stables, successors J. M. Field’s Livery business, and with: good ted are ready to serve the public in our line. First-class teams* single or double, at rea9<?nab rates. Stock, left with us properly cared for. Drummers’ trade, a specialty. B. Yours for business, P, HOWELL & CO. .OFFICE OF Specialist in Cotton seed, Coi n, Fodder, Peas, Mcr.l, Potatoes, Wood, Syrup Tur keys, Chickens, Eggs and all kinds of country produce will be takc-n on subscriptions at the Progress oflice at market prices. If you j Stricture*, NerVOUS and want to renew or become a new j subscriber and haven't the money’ to spare bring along any thing that man or beast can eat and we will allow you the marke price for it. M s I) Wontd- Disease I could they do? This year they have paid the teachers and placed j $200,00 on the old debt. Another | year or two and the property Witl j be out of debt. If the school is j divided so that it cannot more | than pay expenses the property j we now have must surely sell to I pay the indebtedness upon it. Would it not be cheaper and The Baptists of this place have j decided to enlarge and beautify j their church property’.-„,Tljis is a amt.ter of .Ib.wg pride and e\cry . to . We heard prominent citizens J easier to pay good tuition than to citizen, whether a member-of tout j and attornevs of that district and j pu|j the money out ail at once and church pr not, should contribute ! town express themselves against \ p:l y tins debt? Would it not be as liberally as possible. the proposed court. One attorney j cheaper to let It cost us high a j expressed doubt as to -whether it j year or two than at the end of that A friend asked us the other day | would be constitutional to extend : time have to build a new school to explain wby.it was that we are j its jurisdiction beyond the town 'limits and still not take .in the whole county, he said that it would setups? | at ] east: ]j e an nnomaly in the shape Our only explanation is that oUr | 0 f a ' court. These must be the good wife says that she does not 1 reasons that actuated the 5Iess. want people to think that, she can- Fate to refuse to introduce the bill. getting so lean and have quit bag ging for old clothes and Reruns? Miss Lucy Roberts of dilla, one of Dooly’s most . accom plished and popular young, ladies, spent last week as the guest of her brother, Deputy-Sheriff J. W. Rob erts. FOR RENT. A 5-room dwel ling, conveniently situated, all necessary outhouses, in good re pair, reasonable rents, monthly payments, possession given Jan. 1st. 1894. Apply at this oflice. The quarantine at Brunswick has been raised and the tliree months seige is over. Her citi zens are fast returning and soon will be busy rebuilding their for tunes. 5Ir. B. 51. Wood was missed from usual post last week, and ev erybody knew at once that Bruns was sick for at all other times he is there. We are sorry to know that he is not able to be back again yet. Col. Jno. F. Powell bought a new fire proof safe last week to keep his money and valuable papers in. We knew from the way he was hustling around covering Jour counties at the time that lie was making move money and getting more valuable notes than he could afford to carry in his pockets. not support so small a family as ours and insisted in such a posi tive and unmistakable way that we quit asking for such things that we knew what she meant, hence we are silent upon the sub ject. . Richard Watkins is a high step ping “‘eulhitl’gcn’leraen” that takes great rank among the “upper ten” of the ‘high church of Africans at DcSoto-. Not long since Richard came over into Dooly ‘tfraftend ii general meeting among his “cross de rebbfr, brudderin.” To while away the-time he brought along a juice that he proceeded to distrih ute among the brethren at so much a drink. Sheriff Sheppard went over to DeSfito Thursday and invit ed Richard to come’hoias'with him. He soliloquizes now after the manner of lii.s illustrious name sake; “Now i6 the winter of my discontent.” lienrv Fenn was up lierejTliaiiks- giving and told us about catch ing live possums one night last week. We did not belive a word of it until 5Irs. Fenn said’ she saw two of them and then we had our idea that Henry bought them pos sums some where and fooled his wife. We kept it quiet, but, we went down there and went possum , hunting with- Henry and his dog I “Jule” not long since and after | tramping around until midnight j returned home without hair, hide .j or smell of possum and this makes the five possum story hard to be lieve. especially as he didn’t bring one along to prove it, I Several hundred acres in II Jin bolt county, Iowa, that this | summer raised the biggest hay j crop in Iowa, are burning away’ to Una- , ashes. The soil itself is being consumed by fire to a depth of fif teen feet. Two years ago the land was several feet under water, and wa§ known as Owl lake. It was drained by a big ditch, and was dried up, leaving a very rich soil A short time since, when a prairie tire swept over it, the soil itself took fire, burning like turf. The fire eats down to a v&ry hard c'av that will be of no use for farming purposes. Any number of interes ting fossiFremairts are exposed to view 'where the fire has burned out.—Ex, Important to Farmers. Jenkins-Patrick. At. the residence of the brides mother-yesterday at 3 o’clock "Mr. Samp Jenkins was united in mar riage to 5iiss Maggie Patrick. Rev. B. F. Tharpe, of Perry, offi ciating, The bride is one of 51a- eon county’s most charming and popular young ladies and possesses many accomplishments The groom stands most favor ably among his whole acquaint ance and is an enterprising young man. He is the son of 51r. J. A. Jenkins, of Doo'ing, who is one of Doo'y county's leading citizens. Both of the young people are of excellent families and have the congratulationssof host of friends' —5Iont> auma Record. Let 11s say a few words to you relative to fertilizers for crops for j 18S4. Do you Know that “Plowboys j Brand” Guano is the highest j grade complete fertilizer ■ ami that i -‘Black Rock Dissolved Bode” is the best acid phosphate sold in I Georgia. The State Chemist shows Ibis'as you will find out by our circulars of analysis. We manufacture and sell the highest grade fertilizers sold in the State. Ask the peach growers, the truck farmers and all others seeking high grade stuff where they get it. We carry large stocks of fresh bone and blood guano’s—also cot ton seed meal etc. etc. We are the only importers di rect from Germany of pure Kainit who sell direct to planters. Our sales are larger than any concern in the South who sc-11 only to Planters. 51r. J. J. Lashlcy. Vi enna, and Mr. Win. Short. Una dilla represent this Company in Dooly County. Call on them for an elegant calendar for 1894. FARMERS SUPPLY CO. Oflice No, 458 Third St. 51 a con, Ga, building? We know that the gentlemen who are interested in this move are doing what they believe to be right and best for themselves and their children aud we would not hinder them in the leaset from ac complishing this purpose. Being a lover of the town and all its interests we ask that they consider the school interests of the town at large, not only for the present, out the future also. A Dor’s Keveno-e. A farmer having sold a flock of sheep to a dealer, lent him his dog to drive them home, a distance of thirty miles, desiring the dealer to give the dog a meal at his jour ney’s end and tell it to go home.. The drover found the dog so use ful that he resolved to keep it and instead of sending it back, locked it up. The collie grew sulky and at last effected its escape. Evidently considering the droyer had no more right to detain the sheep than he had to detain itself, the honest creature went into the field, collected all the sheep that had belonged to its master and, to that persons intense astonishment drove the whole flock home again. —Spare moments. Eequires a “Jag” A man brought up before justice court the other day for beating his wife put in this defense: ““I’ve been a henpecked husband a long time and 1 got tired of it. I liadn t pluck enough to strike her and so I got drunk,” Such a confession is not at all to the prisoner’s credit,J but it should serve as warning to women who are inclined to wea* pantaloons. The worm will turn sow" fjriar,- even if it required a “jae."—Rochelle Solid South. There' is a spring in Brooke county, Georgia, which is a very short time converts wood and sev eral other substances into hard rock. The peculiar qualities of this Georgia fountain have been known since early’ in the century, when an old “bear hunter” acci dentally lost his knife in the ba sin, which has been hollowed out of the granite strata by the cease less -bubbling of the water. A month later the old trapper again repaired to the spring and was agreeably’surprised to. find his fa- yorite knife. The water had no effect on the bright steel, not even to the extent of leaving a speck of rust, but with the wood of the knife’s handle jt was far different The petrifying particles, with which the water is so highly im pregnated, had entered every'pore and snap-tube in the wood, and what was but a few weeks before a hickory handle of home make was now two thin slabs of solid stone, wood-like in appearance, but as hard and unyielding as chips from a granite bowlder. To this day the place is known as “Old Moore'6 Petrifying Spring. The Georgia Southern road is to be sold on the first 'fuesuay' in March. Seeing is Believing. You know’ a Stylish Hat when y’ou see it and you know a cheap one when you price it. The goods will convince you of style, the prices of cheapness. Come around and let me show you mv stock of Millinery, All the latest shapes, shades, fancies and fads. Hats from 15/ to as costly as you want. Everything in the 5Iillinery line. Remember that you nre cordially invited to make my store “Home” when in town. Y'ours with goods at 1( prices. Mrs. C. V. Slorgan <35 Diseases of Private Correspondence solicited. North-east corner Suwannee House, COEDELE, GA. The New York Safe Co. 1$ NOT GOVERNED B Y THE SAFE POOL MANUfACTURCRS OF Safes for Family and Business i*tirb5se3 froni $25 UpZardS.' Guaranteed Fireproof and Look Non-Pickable. Send for Illustrated Catalogue. Agents Wantetl in New Territories NEW YORK SAFE CO., 44 Clintton Place New York, N. Y OTTIR, IFIY/IE STYLES OIF* BJAIFYES. Good Farms For Sale. 275 acres, well iranrnved, 3 good tenant houses wit’ w-1 s of water, on 5Iontezuma ani. Vi.-nna roadS miles above Vienna un Penehateh ee creek, joins 'I'. T. 51 organ on South, Elihu Walton on East, West by public nnd — n fine farm. 185 acres fine land, 2 good ten ant houses with wells water, on Penehatehee creek. Joins J. E. DeVaughn on South, Win. Minor on West, J. N. Suinerford on East. Fine farming land. For particulars apply to or ad dress. Wm. Suinerford. Vienna, Ga. .No. Safe. Outside 5Ieasure, inches. Inside 5Ieasure, inches. Weight lbs. 2 23x15x15 13x9x8 300 3 28xISxlS 15x10x10 500 4 32x22x20 18x14x12 iod 5 38x25x20 83*17x12 ■ I00(? 6 41x27x20 27x19x12 12£S Price. mi $25 $3o $45 $60 $75 iT LOOK OUT For RACKET Here!! H ave you settled your Drug - Account? If not, Do So At once, as we cannot wait any longer We must meet uoi obligations and to do O must have wnat is so us. Attend to the mat ter without delay. We believe when you see this you will do so. Your friends, Stovall & Forbes. You Want Reading. For your Christmas j Toys, Shoes, Hats, Diy/ Goods, Notions, cheaper than the cheapest. Mil-! linery goods at cost, j —- 1000 yards of Ribbon i al 75 cents in the $ of fjjg ATLANTA wholesale cost. Don’t believe a word I say, come and see. Many thanks for past favors. Very resp’t; J. A. Smith, Ag’t. CONSTITUTION. the’MACON TELEGRAPH. THE 8E0R1 SOUTHERN FLORIDA A30 RAILROAD. $ "V" O PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPING CAR LIFE BETWEEN Tampa, Fla., and Nashville, Tenn. VIA JACKSONVILLE, LAKE CITY, MACON AKD ATLANTA, HAKIMS CONMECTIGN IN UHICN DEPOTS AT JYIflCOH, ATLANTA & NfiSfiVlIihE FOR AU. POINTS NORTH, EAST & WEST. W g3, teFasl fail line ALL POINTS WEST ONLY LINE Operating Dsat-ls Oslig Solid Trains BETWEEN Pa’.aiKa Fla., aw jiiecin, Ga. —WITH— hoeal Sleepers on flight Trains. Our Palatka-Macon Night Train carries Tampa-Nashvillc Sleeper, North bound, from Lake City, Fla., Making all Connections as above. Passengers from Jacksonville for Ma con should take Local Sleeper at Lake C*y. By doing this they can remain in Sleeper till 7 a. m. Information as to Rates, Schedules, Sleeping Car accommodations, etc., cheerfully and promptly furnished on application to the undersigned. A. C. KNAPP, Traffic Manager, MACON, GA. To Teachers and School Officers- C. T. Stovall, M. D. PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. Vienna, — — Ga. The latest and W<?st d/p'rnved plans of treatment. Rates gtmr- | an teed low as the very lowest. Calls answered promptly night a no | day’. Obstetrics and diseases 01 [children a -specialty. Oflice at 1 Sto-kall <fc Forbes Drug Store THE AMERICUS TIMES RECORDER. Notice is hereby given that all Reports of teachers, must be in the Commissioner's office on or before the 10th day of Dec, prox. Chil dren that attended School in the fall will be reported separately Troin those that went in the spring. Notice is also given teachers who have not sent in their excuses f< r non-attendance upon the Insti tutes, to attend to that at once, to avoid fines. The Board of Education will please meet on Tuesday Dec. 12th to prepare for winding up the school work of the year. The teachers will meet for settle- ^ r „ meat on Wednesday Dec. 20th. tC_41TG \ Ca-T IOT $1.50-1 Either of These and THE VIENNA PROGRESS. Notice! We sold largely of Fertilizer/ last year and our customers are alt well pleased, no rensouale com plaints having been made against our goods. This h;is-encouraged us to arrange for large quantitie/ of Fertilizers for 1894, We are very much Interested irt the character of the goods we sell,* not only b?t?duse vve are here year after year, but the Guano must make crops to not only pay for itself but for supplies; stock and money furnished by us each sea-’ son by the thousands of do’larsV Then beware of strangers who’ propose to do impossible things to day and are gone to-morrow, and save your trade for y’our home peo’- ple who want you to make go<fu crops, for they are interested rA“ the results. Yours to servd. Mayor, Watts N Co. Tax Notice I will be at the Following preclrfH/ on the* (.lutes named to collect y-nir State and Coun- y Taxes for 183 J. hyromville Oct. 1G, Get. 80 anu* Nov* Zoar Oi/t, 17, Oct.-81 and Nov. Unadilla Oct. lx, Nov. 1 and Noy. Grd district ()ct. id. Nov. 2 an** Nc/v. 1(J Pinchurst Oct. 2i>, Nov. 8 and Nov. 1J Vienna Oct. 21, Noy*. 4*and Nov. ll On dele Got. 28, Nov. G and Nov. Pi nia Oct. H* j: N^v'-J and Nov. Arab! Oct. ‘Si, Ngv. Hand N<fv? 1 Ith district Oct. 2(1, Noy. 9 .and Nov. Coney Oct. 27; Nov. l'J'and Nov. Drayton Oct. 28, Nov* 11 and Nov. 8th district Oct. 18, and Now80 Tippettville Dec. 11 Fuqua Dec. 18 Findlay Dec. 14 Vienna Dec. i«, 18 and 10 Looks close in accordance with laW on the lFght of 10th. *i to serve, M. E. KUSIII2^ ; * V T The SoutheFii Build- fJeorgi$—Business Colleges (Macon, Ga.,nud 51 on i go in cry, Al:/} ing and Loan Assucia- ° Tho SA„tk, tion of Huntsville Alabama. Please be prompt. Nov 11th 18 )3. O. P. Swearingen. . G, S. C. vsr Don’ -*rg!et this opp’ort'-- i ity pass but secure your home pa I eiyTlie Progress and one of : hes- ne y; ar $1x0. i j 11L i. KUUiftr C itv W -eklies, < A good investment; ready mon ey to loan to i a prove properly’. Locae Poaud Officers. W. H Whipple, President. IT. V. Whipple, Attori.-’ey. W. Wt Sect y ar.’ifTreas J. A. M x b/h “, t h A 5! ok The 5onthi Instruction Purely Practical Students of each College conduct Actual Busines Transactions witfr those of the other by Mail, Freight and Express. * Four Departments—Commercial Stenograph, Telegraph and Pei’ Art. J Pupils Guarantee the ccmple^ tion of any course ?£ any other institution, Both Colleges open the entirl year—Graduates assisted to pos itions. For Gill particulars write tc vr. • t* Martin, feote Cut