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iFEIR/nLXZEI&S.
Our customcts will please come forward
and give us their notes for Fertilizers. We
have been pleased to serve you; will you
accommodate us by giving these notes now?
Calhoun & Kelly.
ifultuim: supplies.-
The Vi jem P.( gess.
'Jllf-DAY ATIULIO
Our specialty (if we have any) is keeping a
complete stock of Farm Supplies
not matter what you want, make your needs
known to us and we will fit you up.
Calhoun & Kelly.
<£.
TO THE TRADE: j BALLARL : S OBELISK FLOUR.
We keep a very heavy stock of Dry goods,; Ballard’s Obelisk Flour is known far and
Notions, Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Umbrellas,!wide as standard goods and every sack first
lass. We get in a carload every few days
It does! hardware,—in fact ever } thing. No difference - .ass. we germ a carioaa every icw uays
whether you v» ant something for every-day or and it is moved right out by well pleased
Sunday wear or^ for farm or household use customers. Have you ever tried it? If not,
supply we are the people to fit you up to do so now,
least cost. Calhoun & Kelly. j ’ Calhoun & Kelly.
Professional Cards.
LOCAL NEWS.
-O-
LAWYEBS.
GEO. W. WOOTEN,
LAWYER,
Vienna,
New Law office on Cotton Street,
near New Court House.
Will practice in all the Courts
of t ! lie State and
Courts at Macon
3-13-94. lyr.
%
aim
Ga.
the Federal
Savannah.
Jno. II. Woodward. Jno, S. Adams
WOOD WARD & ADAMS,
Attorneys at Law,
Collections and managing Es
tates .Specialties. Will practice j
in the Oc — ' ‘ ’’ '
!>y specia
Oftlee over Willis & Go’s Store.
1). L. Henderson. At'. \ r . Harvard.
HkxDEHSON & HARVARD.
ATTORNEYS,
V IEj/HfA, GA.
Contracts, Ejectments, Matters,
before court of Ordinary and col
lections—A specialty.
Lemons. PowHl Eros,
A’ienna will surely have an ar
tesian well.
Polities are simmering down
somewhat.
Our merchants are selling stacks
of goods these days.
Coffins for sale by AVilson & Car-
roll, Unadilla, Ga.
Good many melons will be plan
ted here this season.
See Powell Bros., for fresh Gro
ceries.
Not many April fool's were
played off tin's year.
Coffins for sale by AA'ilson & Car-
roll, Unadilla, Ga.
The teachers of the county will
get their pay in a :’ew days.
Mayer, AA'atts & Co., offer great
values in Shoes and Clothing.
, , . i Mr. B. P Howell spent Satur-
nee circuit and elsewhere | 1
contract. Vienna, Ga. j da Y 111 Macon on business.
i Fresh corn meal always.
Powell Bros.
Col. D, A, U, Crum spent last
week in attendance upon Irwin
Superior court.
Go to Powell Bros., for Crockery,
Tin-ware, Glass ware and iVooden-
ware.
The county court was not large
ly attended Wednesday
dockets were not heavy.
Coffins for sale by AA'ilson & Car- j
roll, Unadilla, Ga
Go to W, C. AA’illis & Go’s and j
see their fine spring goods. It wi.l;
give you pleasure.
The Best Flour, Henry Grady, !
AA'e had the pleasure of attend
ing the convention at Macon last
week and were most kindly cared . . . , ,
offering m dry goods and groceries
for by the good people of that city. ^ through the Progress? Look over
The Fullington & Barfield Co., J his “ad” every week and see if
will sell you i\ liite Mosquito Bars ! there is not something you need,
for 45/. Pink and Blue for 50/.: ;\j. iyer , Watts & Co , have some-
A great deal of cotton has al- i thing of interest to say this week-
ready been planted and the bal
ance of the crop will be put in the
Are you keeping up with the Mess. J, P. Heard and J. O.
many bargains and close figured Hamilton drove a pair of fine step-
prices that Mr. G. AV. Busbee
pers over to Aniericus last week
and returned with four. Among
the number is a fine bay mare that
makes “Nancy Hanks” time and
the boys are making arrangements
to have a speed contest between
her and Mr. F, E. A'arnedoe's fast
The JVeiv York Safe Co.
IS NOT GOVERNED BY THE SAFE POOL
MANUFACTURERS OF
Safes for Family and Business Purposes from $25 Upwards,
Guaranteed Pirexroof and Lock Non-Piekaile,
J. H. MARTIN, U. V. WHIPPLE,
ilHwkinsville, Gil. Vienna, Ga.
MARTIN & WHIPPLE,
LAWYERS,
VIENNA. GEORGIA.
AA'ill practice in all the courts
of Dooly, except Dooly County
court.
G. AV. Busbee.
I). A. R. Crum.
J. \G Busbee.
BUS BEE, CRUM
BSUBEE
LAWYERS,
Vienna, Dooly
at
J, P. Heard & Son.
ground in the next few days,
AA'e are offering special induce
ments in Gents’ Shirts, collars and
Neckwear this week-
J. P. Heard & Son.
A number of gentlemen and la
dies from Dooly attended the
State Baptist convention at Ma
con last week and report a most
delightful trip.
WANTED. This week. A few
bushels of sweet Potatoes on sub
scription to the Progress. oOcts.
per bushel allowed. Also a dozen
well cured Hams at market price.
If this cold weather dont stop
our neighbors will have to build
new fences. AVe can't afford to
freeze and its too late to buy
winter wood.
When you want Scrapes we
have got them in sizes from 14 to
30 inches. The best Scrapes made.
The Fullington & Barfield Co ,
Pinehurst, Ga.,
The manager of the Cycloneta
farm says that he will get a two-
thirds fruit crop. Reports from
other places say that the whole
the ' cro P > s killed.
A nice lot of Shoes, all styles
and sizes, jMst in. AVe can fit
you and prices will suit you.
The Fullington & Barfield Co.,
Pinehurst Ga. i
The fellow that does the most |
“cussin” about sorry Newspapers !
are those who borrow their neigh- ,
to the trading public. They have
an enormous stoc k of Shoes, Cloth- trotter,
ing and Dry Goods that they are
offering at wonderfully low prices.: . * rom eur Loadilla communica-
, tion we note that Prof. T. A. Cole-
Occasionallv you can see a fel- , nan vpas mar ried last week to Miss
low slip out the back door with Mattie Lou Griffith. Prof. Colc
his fishing rod and bait cup. After man is one of the foremost educa-
awhile he slips back in the same ' tors of Georgia and withal an ele-
, , . , ganf, Christian gentleman and has
way with no more than he carried WQn bride that in every way
oii—and he never tells anything i adorn and make pleasant his home,
about it. The Progress offers thcgM/T' of
Send for Illustrated Catalogue. Agents AA'anted in New Territories
NEW YORK SAFE CO.. 44 Clintton Place New York,'N. Y
OTTFLZJFTVTjE] STYLES OF 1 8AFE3
Postmaster Harvard and Mrs. J ‘’Uj
Harvard spent Sunday with their j W ' S les '
daughter, Mrs. C. H. Roberts, at !
Snow. This is the first day off
that our diligent postmaster has
taken in several months, and he
enjoyed it very much.
We will still sell you
4 pounds of Coffee for one $1
13 „ Granulated Sugar $1
20 „ Brown „ $1
20 „ Rice $1
3 „ Good Tobacco $1
The Fullington & Barfield C’o.,
Pinehurst, Ga.
congratulation and best
Newspapers all over the state
that have favored Gen. Evans or
been non-committal are coming
over to Atkinson. The conference
tiiat released Air. Evans on account
of age and decrepitude had as well
look him up a job. The people
don’t want him for Governor.
\ Chance to Make $50.
AVi
Practices regularly in the Courts
of The Macon. Southwestern, Oco
nee, Southern and Brunswick Cir
cuits.
State Sup’-eme Court, United
Slates Circuit and D’strict Courts
and Court of Appeals.
MEDICAL.
\V. S. IIoyvell,
PHYSICIAN am> SURGEON,
U YGjl Ga.
pro
Offers
to tl;e citizens of.
\iciuity.
Ail calls answered
day or night.
Sheriff Sheppard announces to
his friends tiiat ho will not be a
candidate for re-election to office.
He has made a good officer and his
many friends would like to sup
port him again but he says that
lie thinks “turn about is fair play,”
i English Spavin Liniment re-
bors and are too stmgy to pay for j lnoves a ,i Hard Soft or Calloused
Fheie was a big crowd in town one 0 f their own. i Lumps and Blemishes from horses,
I Saturday and storekeepers were j ... ' Blood Spavins, Curbs, Splints,
We are at it again doing,the g vveonev , Ring-Bone, Stifles,
woric we like best of a.l saving J gp ra j n <!, all Swollen Throats,
you money-.
‘ AV. C. AVillis & Co.
Mr, J. L. Peavy is now at work
with Mr. Hardy S, AValden in his
blacksmith and wood shop. These
gentleman do all kinds of work in ! muscles and early morning appe-
1 tites by weeding out their gardens,
best manner and will be glad to ' ., , • .
° j I hey- say that they are going to
serve you. j make hay before the sun shines
Tile oat crop is badly injured, ; AA r e still want buy your Chick- | too hot.
This crop was very pTomisiug be-; ens and Eggs, Hides and Tallow! Cleik Stovall sent a thrill of un-
fore the cold snap, j and Beeswax, for which we will |
pay the highest market prices. !
The Fullington At Barfield Co., j
Pinehurst Ga. !
The editor’s garden was killed i
: by the freeze and now he is living j
j on fried promises and baked in-
j structiors given gratis by tiiose
! who know how to run a paper
, better than he does.
& j bus D
| Flour—is on the rise
j save you money on Flour.
J. P. Heard & Son.
Co Ga The park was raked and cleaned
off last week preparatory to put
ting in rustic seats—maybe. .
AVe
Coughs, etc. Save $50 bv use of
lone bottle. Stovall & Forbes Drug
gist, ATenna, Ga
Col. D. L. Henderson and Mr.
A\ r . C. Willis are developing their
AVhen returning from the joint
debate at Hawkinsvillc Mess. A.l.
Davies and H. P. AVynn allowed
a very fine dog to follow them
home—of course under protest
from them. Mr. R. O. Pate of that
city advertises a liberal reward
for the dog with proof to convict
the party or parties who carried
him off. Now if one of these gen
tlemen will take the other and the
dog and carry them over to Mr.
Pate ha will doubtless reward him
liberally- and they can then “whack
up.”
THE
No.
Safe.
Outside
Measure, inches.
Insido
Measure, inches
AA'eight
lbs.
Price
2
23x15x15
13x9x8
300
3
28x18x13
15x10x10
500
$35
4
32x22x20
18x14x12
700
$45
5
38x25x20
23x17x12
1000
$60
6
41x27x20
27x19x12
1250
$75
BEST
B, P. HOWELL.
’othe both ends of man.
AM C. Willis & Co.
Come to see us with the Cush
and buy your Groceries cheaper
than you can elsewhere.
Powell Bros.
Tlie weather is so cool that soda
founts do not sizz and spring pic-
onal services i »ics will not sprout,
Diayton and | AA'e are showing an elegant line
I of Ladies’ Dress Goods,
promptly, J. p. Heard & Sos.
T. V . IW\ UN'S.
PHYSICIAN ■ .! SURGEON.
— Ga.
at
emembter I paint Buggies
from $6. o $7.50. Good work o
no pay. Produce taken in pay
jeeived sixty additional maps to be ment for work at market prices.
' placed in the schols of the county-
Commissioner Swearingen has re- 1
Vienna, —
Special attention given Obstet
rics. Diseases peculiar to women,
a specialty
All calls promptly answered, day j
or night.
Office over AV. C. Willis & C'o’s
Store.
DR. W. H. Whipple
Physician and Surgeon.
VIENNA, - GA.
Surgery. Obstetrics, diseases in
cident to our climate, and diseases
of women and children specialty.
Offices over AV. C. AVillis <fc Co's
store. All calls promptly- attended
to, day or night. Can be found at
night at* the residence of F. E
A’arnedoe.
A League. Pretty good pair
of Ladies Dongola Button Shoes
for 50/.
Mayer, AA'atts & Co. 1
A'ienna boasts a number of fine
A, C. Dudley.
Pinehurst, Ga.
Superior court will come in a
busy- time this year. The corn
and cotton crops will all be on
hand about the same time and
cows and nearly every family planters will be wery much en*i
red
DENTIST.
DR.J.M. WHITEHEAD
DENTIST.
Vienna. ■ Ga.
Office over Drug Store.
W. E. BEECHAM,
DENTIST.
UNADILLA GA.
All’work attended to promptly
and satisfaction guaranteed.
makes their supply of butter and
milk.
AVe sell Household Ammonia for
the Toilet and Laundry.
The Fullington «fc Barfield Co.,
Pinehurst, Ga.
Dr. AA', M. HasJam, Mrs. lias- )
lam and Miss Leila Huslaw, of j
Pinehurst, were in town shopping
F rid ay.
See Mayer, AA'atts & Co., for our weather eye open and the first
Shoes and Clothing. They are j favorable news from Florida will
great bargains in these cause a stampede in this office.
at home about May 1st,
Our Spring and Summer Neck
wear can't be excelled. Latest
styles, fresh and prices to suit.
AVe also have a nice line of cheap
spring and summer Pants,
The Fullington & Barfield Co.,
Pinehurst, Ga.
We have always been told that
bream bite well just after the full
moon in April. AVe are keeping
easiness through the average citi
zens pocket last week by announc
ing that street tax is due ! A\ r e have
offered to work ours out but they
will not feed us. AA'e are used to
editing a paper without eating but
we draw the line at street work un
der the same conditions.
offerin
lines.
Mr. M. E. Rushin went up to
Macon \\ ednesday- and sold his
j cotton crop. He reports considera-
; ble loss on it by holding.
Handkerchiefs—AA'e guarantee
; them to fit any nose—patrician,
j turn-up, Greek, aquiline, classic,
i Roman or danger signal.
AV. C. Willis & Co.
Mess. AA r . C. Willis & Co., have
j received their pretty' spring goods
and the ladies are filled with de-
The talented editress of the
Valdosta Telescope celebrated the
appearance of spring last week by-
sending out her paper on delicate
tinted pink. A pretty pink dress
is not only very becoming to this
fair editress but looks well on
paper
Judge II. J. Morgan and Mr.
John Ely Joiner, Jr., of Drayton,
were up here a few days ago and
told of the large number of tur
keys in the swamps down there.
This, of course, caused Mr. C. R.
Morgan and ye editor to get to
gether and consider the advisa
bility' of spending a few days down
there in the near future.
Honor Roll.
Unadilla High School.
Misses Mattie Tharpe, Lalia
Griggs, Lena Smith, Bettie Hill,
Mamie Lowery, Elia McCarty,
Susie Lowery, Carrie Johnson,
Gussic Mason, Eva Henderson,
Ida Sumerford, Maud Manuel,
Susie Hall.
Messers A'irgil O- Harvard,
Brantley
Bertram S
ham, Noali Saunders, AValter Hall,
Brantley Ivey’s name was inadver
tently omitted last month.
eel
goods.
We are “bo
up” in new
Da}' and night for the
past week we have
been busy opening up
new stock as it came,
car-load after car-load,
B. P hOWELL .
Livery &Me and Feed Stables
GA
We occupy the “Heard” stables, successors tc
J. M. Field’s Livery business, and with good teams
arc ready to serve the public in our line.
First-class teams, single.or double, at reasonable
rates. Stock left with us properly cared for.
H^'Druminers’ trade, a specialty.
B.
Yours for business,
P, HOWELL.
.OFFICE OF/
s. 0
... 6 „ , Speciaist in Diseases of Women
slimier/Emmitt g*™.’Our large store-room,,^Strictures, Nervous and Private Diseases’
- ’ — - v ‘ the largest in town, up-1 .... *
Correspondence soicited.
COME ONE, COME ALL.
stairs as well as down
stairs, is packed from;
floor to ceiling with
new goods.
You know hoAv money
goods
Miss Jeannie Morgan,
DRESSMAKING.
AA'e invite everybody to the
“Japanese Wedding” at Snow.
The high contracting parties re
quest this as they issue no cards
The ceremony will take place on ; | p-rwU CHPAP thpse
the night of April 20th at 8 :30 o’ | , > S CHEAP tnese
clock. Admission locts. each, or plays, well, ours Avere
two for 25cts. j bought Avith the money
Ice-Cream and Strawberries will : t ,, , , , , .
be served. i and at “le lowest notch ID
Perfect Fit. No “Trying on” or
Fitting Dresses.
I use the “Taylor’ System and
SAMPLE OF DRYGOODS and NOTIONS. French Fit” and once your ineas-
^ Our spring stock is open and ready ! ure taken there is no “trying on
TRTTTIT for inspection. All the latest I or flttin S dresses. You leave the
i-LlU ill i shades and fancies in these lines, goods and measure and I deliver
as well as a large assortment of all, t° 3’ou a guaranteed perfect fit in
grades from 5/ peryuird tip. j an y style dress you may’ select. I
North-east corner Suwannee House,
COEDELE, GA.
This is for the benefit of the;prices for + he quality of
church at Snbw. j a-oods
A
I have received an elegant line
received for
Ladies’ Underwear”
You know Mayer, Watts <fc Co., j short notice and do Stamping,
ol footwear, Ians and black, high a <}(j l ow thev “back up” their as- i All kinds of Dresses made after
and low quarters for nobby dress- j sertions with the goods and prices, i the latest fashions,
ers. Dont fail to see them if vou; and we say we'have the largest, I Give me a trial; would be pleas-
your jj est cheapest stock of entirely j etl to serve you.
Miss Jeaxme Morgan,
want value
moneyo _ _ j new goods just from the factories
SEE My Dry goods m all their j that we have ever opened in V-
fresh, bright, and charming-love- j enna< Drop anc i see ; t .
liness. White goods, sheetings, I
fancy goods, neckwear, umbrellas, j CLOTHING. In Mens, Boys
perfumes, underwear, domestics,and Children’s suits we are sure
hosiery, trimmings, linings, laces, | we can lit and please you. The
notions' gloves 4 corsets, muslins, j goods are best quality, good styles
handkerchiefs and embroideries, j and made right— then you have a
DO I KEEP HATS? NO I sell' large assortment of all kinds from
A'ienna, Ga.
AVnrk at residence on Fifth, St
Mess. AAL C. AV ill is & Co., have
doubled their advertising space
hats—ditto ties—and why?
PRICES and quality combined, is
the cause of the great sales.
INSTRUCTION' TO CUSTO-
which to select. And the best fea
ture of all is, the prices are made
to fit these hard times.
Tax Receiver’s Notice!
Mayer, AA'atts & Co., have made
great inroads upon that immense j look at the goods.
J. W. & D J. Williams.
DENTISTS.
COKDELE. GA.
Office in B mi J if Oordt le build-
spring stock they brought on but i elegant, well-selected ancl bought
have enough left yet to sell you close.
what you need. j p ro f_ p. AVare and nis corps
A nice line of Boys and Men’s j n f teachers of Arabi took holiday
Straw Hats just received, e h as t week and spent the time in the
also have a nice stock of Spring 1
j.. SHOES. AA r c are working
- - , u r ^ 0U r enJ 7„ the Shoe trade of this section and
this week and have many things of full purchasing power ol a dollar | whili W(J already c]o lots of it %T0
interest to tell the trading public, give me your trade, my stock 01 I want more and bought the SHOES
They are offering some great in- groceries is complete, and always f to {ret vvith yy hen
ducements in their lines and it fresh, A Trial is all I ask, and 1 1 ”
will pay you to read over their am sure to share your patronage,
“ad” carefully and then go and OTHERS take advantage of my
Their stock is genuine hard time prices and save
money', get my prices before pur
chasing elsewhere, and you’ll see
that my heading is correct.
And remember 1 pay the highest
market price for country produce,
G, \Y. Busbee.
and Summer Fur Hats—all of
which we sell at hard time prices.
The Fullington & Barfield Co,
Pinehurst Ga.,
Miss Sallie Morgan went to visit
her brother, Mr. L. A. Morgan, at
Perry last week and was taken sick
with fever. She has been seriously
ill and Misses Loula and Jeannie
Morgan have been up there several
days nursing her.
See our bargain counter, in cen-
| ter of front of our store, on which
II. Whipple has J we offer sonm rare bargains. The
DIL MAURY M. STAPLER,
light as they examine them.
Itch on human, mange on horses,
degs and ail stock, cured in 30
minutes by AVoolford’s Sanitary,
Lotion. This never fails. Sold
by Stovall A Forbes Druggist,'
Mrs. Dr. AV.
i been spending a week in Macon | Shoes on it will go at 4- regular
! and II; w .insville visiting relatives jT ,rlce - _ _ , ,
. . . . The Fullington <fc Barfield Co.
land friends, j Pinehurst, Ga.
Tne friends of Mr. and Mrs. AV. | : Mr L A Morgan of Perry was
among bis friends here last week
S ’ECIALIST,
Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat and Lungs.
556 Cherry Street. Macon, Ga i H. Everett are glad to know that
uinfi re x.T M;mllnUaU Eye ,u,a E:ir Hos !, their bab Y boy, Charlie, that has-) “niT bade‘tbemTll adieu aThe’bas
( been critically ill lor several days ( j ec j ( j ed t0 acce pt the appointment
] 18 now improving and bids fair to at Washington and will be there
public schools of Macon initiatin
themselves into the city public ; TO THE
school system. Prof. AA are ex- |
pects to succeed at teaching and i
says that he and his teachers are | ^y|[J \riiY6
preparing to teach in the public
schools that Dooly is sure to have
before much longer.
IIaA r e it Fixed.
recover.
Your AVatch or Clock out of or
tier? Have it fixed. ’ 1 have re
cently moved back to A'ienna and
can be found at the Rack
Good work, prompt
Yours to s
AA r . Thigpen
I'ractical Jeweler.
Vienna, Ga,
after the 16th inst. Ilis many l
Two young men met at a school : friends wish him well,
house near Snow a few Sunday af-1 AVe have just opened up a nice
ternoons ago and decided to settle an J well assorted stock of white
Y'ou know a rose nestling in the
heart of a bunch of commoner
flowers center your love of culti
vated nature. That is about our
relation. All around us are hun
dreds of styles of dress stuffs that
pass in a crowd. But our collec
tion— different entirely-—grander
—choicer-—unapproached——draws
forth the wonder and admiration
of every fashion follower.
AV. C. AVillis & Co.
Such a case rarely occurs but
i not long since a fellow told u?
I quit and one liad six bad gashes
• 1 aiul the other one,
The FuUiligtou & Barfield Co.
Haehurgt.Ga.
that he didn’t have time to read
the Progress and couldn’t take it
any longer. Last week we saw a
ietter from him to a friend about
something he “saw in the Prog
ress,” AVonder how he saw il
when he didn't —have time to read
it"? Must have found turn to
rea l a borrow:.! cue!
LADIES.
This Week.
The largest line of sample Mil
linery good ever shipped to Vienna.
They are of the latest styles. All
new goods. 300 different designs.
Were purchased at a sacrifice at
50 cents in the $. Now is your
chance. They must be sold in tiO
day s. First come ins the choice
est selection.
Thanking you for past favors I
am
Vtry resp’t yours,
J. A. Smith, Agt.
SCHOOL BOOKS!
ALL KINDS.
Enough to supply
the County.
Seed Irish Potatoes
Tery Bes w Earsten
Buist’s Reliable
Garden Seeds.
Stovall & Forbes
Druggists, Vienna, Ga,
^
Farm Lands.
I am prepared to negotiate ioana
on improved farm lands in Dooly-,
at a low rate of interest.
Address or apply to
John IL WooirwAnD,
Attorney and Real Estate Ag’t
Vienna, Ga.
Money to Loan
On farming lands in. Dooly
our readers not to purchase anything it -aunty on easy terms,
the line of carriages, wagons, bicycles oi \i,.' (v.l w G Harrison
harness until they have sent 4 cents ir agent . U. uarrison,
stamps to pay postage on their 112 page an be found in A lenna from the
catalogue. \Ae advise the readers of this to the 13th of each month and
paper to remember his suggestion. i . .. .. .
___ will gu-e prompt attention to all
HARD AVARE. You know that j Rnmpthi’lir PrptfV ffllfl StA'U I business in this line Letters ad-
we always carry’ the coinpletest j c . . I dressed either to Montezuma or
line of Hardware, in this section. | 1S11. i Vienna will be promptly answered.
J. AV. Hay good,
Adkins
Lindsay
Pinehurst
Unadilla
Zoar
Hyromville
Drayton
Vienna
Pin la
| Arabi
j James
for i Coney
April 2,
17,
J*,
10.
20,
21,
2f*
Si'
2*.’
May 2.
“ U
n.
you exam
ine these Shoes and get prices 3 t ou
will he astonished at how we sell
such goods for such prices. The
great reason is. We buy from the
factories and don’t have to pay the 'a^Harness
“middle-mans’ profits and ther
we pay spot cash. This enable-
us to get them to you cheap. The
fit well, wear easy and are wha
you want. Bring your feet in with
3'ou and 4 *try on” a pair.
Cordele -‘
Clowis Old .tfill MnrSith.
Dakota Mnv 15th a. m.
Tippettvlllo May 21 P. M.
Find'ay May 22u<l p. si.
Fuqua .May 21 rJ
Vienna May 31. Juno 1.2.
Books close June 2nd.
JNO. C. UfSAWAY.
r. II. D. C.
Cordolc, Ga., March 13th. GDI.
The secretary of the Elkhart Carrtaei
ad Harness Mfg. Co., of Elkhart, Ind.
informs us that tneir prices will be lowei
OT?T YOUR lEHE-AID. I
Whether you want a buggy. AA'ag-
on, hack, stove, plow or pocket
knife-anything in the Hardware
line—we keep it.
EATABLES. Amid all
great stocks that go to make com
fortable and supply the active ne- - . , , . , , .. .
r .a j i arrived for the spring trade, that
cessities of the outward man and . , , , ,
, , • f . , , , . ; it has ever been my pleasure to
make his future great ancl pleasant.! , - 1
show.
Montezuma, Ga.
I take
the tr
prettiest stock of Millinery, just
other 1 1 li “' c P* easur e in announcing
to the trade that I really have the
we have the supplies for the
ward man and would not have you
forget that we carry the Eatables,
as well as, the AA’earables.
Now, we have received thous
ands of dollar’s worth of new goods
in the past week.
HAvL YOU THOUGHT.
\
SOW TO GET THE BEST INTER
EST ON YOtfR MONEY?
Very probably you have not.
If this is so. then send to the Geor
gia—Alabama Business College-
at Macon, Ga , and get a copy of
its latest Journal.
If you be a young man, «mbi>
Cut to Heath.
Owing to the financial condition
of the country we have cut
on Buggy and AA'agon work
cent.
Good Carriage Painting from
$6.00 to $7.50, and all other work
iu proportion.
Give us a trial now.
HATS for this season’s wear
are jaunty, nobby and pretty and
I have them in all the latest shapes
and shades. They' are cheap, too,
this season.
FLOWERS: The line of Flow j
ers I am opening now far exceed j
They mu6t be sold! V e bought' hef^e/^rhcv^ro'reallvorettv! t ' (1U8 ^ or the future; if you be »
them ior that purpose and are fully ; ^ or ettv can be. '(woman desirous of becoming in-
determined to sell them. You need - - ; dependent; or if you be a parent,
some of them—we know you do— In other lines or Millinery my j anx i 0UB a6 all parents are for the
6end for
. , w . . — wilt
ty and stylish things; I cheerfully be mailed free and will
Come in aill i look through and j 8 i 10 w you how, in a few weeks timo,
Mavpr Witte Hr Fh* n<> trouble to find , at . un expense of only forty or fifty
c f s s* ; something to delight vtm, tic*tie j dollars, one may obf.Hn au honor-
inuiuon , *•; Auoiuut whw ! anxious as all parents are ior
t prices then, come in, take a look, and I Spring stock is here and yvi will j 5UC( . rt8 of y0U r children, semi
s 25 per \ lets see if we can trade. j be delighted with all the.new, pret- i a copy „f this Jourm 1. It
Yours for busines
A. U b C. S. Dudley.
Vienna/ 3 .
J. ; something to delight you, ti
i vour fancy a fit your purse.
'M..'. C. Y. Mouqa:.',
Vienna, Ga.
a bio posit ion
success.
which, will assus»
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