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k. Keep the weedH chopped down. If you want to get rick, work hard and spend little. Tho corn crop m made and the cotton urop-is making. Tho Baptist churoh house is put ting on a new dress of. paint. The Southern hotel looks much improved in a now coat of paint. Tho Primitive Baptist people will huild a meeting house in Cor- dele. Macon county will vote next .Monday ‘on prohibition. Hopo it will go dry. There is a lot of money in thu country, but it is not. changing hands fast enough. A fox was caught near here with n chain around his neck. Some body's fox is gone. Wh'iO ilio other plates are clam oring for now cmnties, why not give Uuadi Ha ono? Too many places wanting coun ties may defeat tho amendment in tho gunoral election. The state fair in Mneon has one more day added to it, making ten days in all---Oot. 10-20. Wo rooeivo subscriptions for the Atlanta Jouriiil and Southern Cul tivator along with tho Progress. ■ Cotton is opening; wo know it is for Senator Crum was wearing an open boll Sunday for .1 bouquet. The bright little sou, 18 months olu, of Mr. E. S. Lassoter, of Cor- dolc, w»B buried hero yostorday. Wo had thought favorablo of Ashburn having a now county until Cordclo butted in. • Wo do not oaro to give up Dooly's magic city. Weeds gone to sood mako weeds next year. Jjnop them down bo- fore the seeds mature, and get rid of them. Besides, a place lookB hotter without the weed*. Tho jury box rovisore in session, consisting of J. P. Hoard, J. S. Byrom, J. J. Qranain, Ilirnm Wil liams, J. H. Bcdgood and W. C. Hamilton. They will draw tho jury for September court. Don’t (ail to see Earnest's suit samples before you buy. Ho soils the best that is made. A perfect lit a small matter. Good goods, reasonable Prices his motto. 1 hone 88 and 02. Tnere was a masonic dinner and big gathering generally last Thfus- day at Kr.ondslrp church, over in ’Pulaski, where the ynuqg and the old spent the day very pleasantly and hud a good dinner. The Baptist uhuroh people of this place have set themselves in motion to get new, and improved Seats for their house of worship. • .The asso ciation meets here tins year, and tho members want everything iu good shape for the coming of the visitors. The farmers who wont through i the summer ou a very small 9tore account will be made to rojoioe when he pays it up, and has the bulk of his crop to put in his jeans. But the poor follow who has spent his entire orop already, and will have nothing to oall his own, will have enough to bring that tired feeling over him. The baseball season for Vionua is over by reason of the team disband ing. It disbanded because it had nothing to play. Wo played 21 games and lost 10, being one ahead, but thefe was a soaroity of teams of Vienna's olass, and even those who ranked with us seemed slow to oome out and meet the boys. Doth an, Ala., had a oraok(ed) team to tome over to play three games with ub for the stipulated prioe of $00. Tney played two, won one and lost, one, drew 050 before any was due them, and took the night Miss Ruby Waters is visiting in Moultrie. Judge J. H. Woodward is able to be up again. Rev. E. S. Atkinson preached at Sparks Sunday. George Sanders and L. J. TIogett were hero Monday from the eastern pan ol tho county. Mrs. P. C. Everett and children are visiting in Ashburn. II. S. Lawrence,‘representing'tho Atlanta Nows, was here Monday. Capt. Sam Carnes and Judge D. L. Henderson are at White Springs. Mr. Rainwater is a guest of the Waters house since the rain^sot in. Esquire John F. Butler, of Dray ton, was among his friends here Saturday. Mrs. G. W. Biishee and Mrs. Claude Youmans will return today from White Springs. Misses Clnf and Annie Wbue- head visited Mrs. if. J. Lawrence at Talbottou km week. Contractor Shipp is as busy as a beavor with the second story cf J. J. Cooper's briok block. Uncle Tom Ammons brought a stalk of sorghum canc to town Sat urday that was 11 foot 0 inches long. Miss Howell* Mol to n,. formerly of Vienna, will leave Moultrie,ana go to Perry, Fla., with a in.llincry store. Mr. C. E. Webb went up Tnes day to Byromvillc to.spendafew days with his father’s family,-Adel No we. Miss Lucia McCall has returned from a business college iu Atlanta and resumed hor plaoo with A. E. Jordan. Dr. J. M. Whitehead is now run ning his office with an oleotrio en gine, and oan plug teeth about as good a? any body. D. A. Taylor and wife and J. A. Poavy and wife returned'Saturday night from St. Louis. They say it is woi th tho trip. Prof.. R. O. Powell, principal of tno Vienna High School, has been tho guest of his friend, Mr. At. A. Shaw, this week.-Adel News; Rev. L. Noblos has a blue spot under one eye from the- kickof a horse, lie Was doctoring t.l»c horse's foot when tho aninini placed lus foot jn the owner's face and shoved him Imekward. J. H. Howard got too near his horse Sunday morning, and got a heavy luck in the face, which near ly broke the cheek bone. The liorso was not nmd, but kicked m it playful way and struck his mastei' oy accident C. E. Webb, of Adel, visited his old humo near Byromville, last week. Charlie was raised in this county, wont to Berrien to teaoh school about fourteen years ago, married into the Do Vane family, was mayor of Akel several years, and is uow a prounnont merchant, highly respected and is doing well. Wb love to mako such reports of Dooly boys. G. O. Earnest represents the larg est tailoring house iu the world. See him before you buy. Tho man that gots the prize he will offer will get a danay. Phono 88 and 92. Over Walton Bros. Store. The Charles Warner show com pany “truck bottom here last week. GEORGIA PATENTS. Granted this week, reported by C. A. Snow & Co., Patent At tor. neya, Washington, D. C.: Eugene Mathis, Hahira; cotton gin feeder; Abner B. Shefield. Albany, caster bedsteads, &o. For copy of for _ above patents send ten cents in pos tage stamps witn date of this paper train out without saying good-bye, to C. A. Snow & Co., Washington, go to grass or anything. D. C. Tho show Thursday night was not as good as the people expected, neither was the door receipts as much as the company expected. Charles Warner announced that ho bail never bat once in his life play- od to a crowd so thin, lie said they paid from $■') to $5 in New Yoik and Atlanta t» see him act, but he would see what the peoplo of Vienna would do for him Friday night at 10 and 15 cents each. Frl day night it rained, and there was no show. Cnarlie Warner himself went away Saturday, leaving the rest ot the party whom he had ad- vertived as his wife, Miss Blanch Iveene and Mr. Kent Stanley. The last three lingered here until they got money from home, and they went away, leaving no further dates for Vienna. On the first of September there will he some moving about with business: P. C. Everett will opeu a furniture -store where Forbes Jfc Coxe are; Fcrbes A Coxc will move their drug store where B. Oravitz is; B. Oravitz will go where P. G. McDonald is; P. G. Mo-1 Donald will go into ono of bis new store rooms. Bryant Bros will go where T. O. Mosely’s; T. O. Mose ley will move into the corner where Feldsor & Rainbow are; Feldsor & Rainbow will go wnero Fate Cal houn is; Fate Calhoun lins not an nounced where he will go. G. R. Mathews will move into the Mc Donald block. Gus Jones will irovc his barber shop into the Mc Donald block. J. G. Pullen has moved his store across the street, in East Vienna, to D. B.. Thompson’s store. Mr. Thomson has removed back into bis warehouse. Thero may bo a few other moves not mentioned here, but most of the remaining houses will stay where are; The man who wants a dispensary in Coracle was here Saturday trying to look wise. It is said that bo is backed up by men of prominence who want tho dispensary, but have not the moral courage to say so openly. This than who is the mouth-piece for the dispensary wanlers, has nothing to lose, not oven a reputation as a good teacher. He gets , a little job here and there at teaohing a private school, and writes a letter now and then to the Cordele Sentinel favoring a. grog shop under dispensary rule, and speaking the sentiments of a few who would like to have it at their door. A dispensary is muon to bo preferred to open bare, but there is not much difference between being struck with a mill rock or a gl'ltld stone if they are hurled with equal force. Either will kill, but one dis figures worse than the other. .For a pedagogue to oome among us and demand things wo dou’t want is a bit more than tho peopl^ ought to stand, and thore should be no op portunity given him to teaoh in a school that tho sale of liquor is a necessity in Dooly. BUY BURTSBORO. An ideal country homo is for sale 28 miles north west oi Gainsville. Burtslxyro is a country village and splendid stand for selling goods. Large roomy buildings, good farm of 800 aores with 1000 apple trees just in bearing age and 400 peaoh trees now loaded,, and other fruits in abundance. Daily mail. Post OfLoe yaya over $50 year. Also 30 horse power steam saw mill. J. W. BURT, Burtsboro, Ga. FROM TIFTON GAZETTE. REV. MORRILL WENT HOME. Rev Ji L. Morrill brought his meeting at Wesley Memorial church to an abrupt end Inst week. Con siderable interest was manifested in the meetings, but the congregat oils was not as large.and the responses aw general, as lie wanted, so he dis missed the congregation and quit. “If you folks are determined to go to hell,” he said, “1 can't help it. h is no use lor me to l,<* wasting my time on a crowd that seems to have made up its mind to be l&st/’ Mr. Morrill and his wllb went to their homo at HawKinsviys. -Val dosta Times. Mr. B. W. Mayo and wife ivemt up to Cordele Friday, where they spent Sunday with relatives. The • bill creating a city court for tno oity of Ashburn passed the leg islating last week, and lias been ap proved by the Governor. Col. A. J. Davis will bo judge-, and Col. J. J. Story solioitor. There is no op position to these two candidates. The ffirBt term of the court will be held next mouth. Mr. J. E. Ross, of Worth, was in Tifton on business, Tuesday. Mr. Ross is a great admirer-of tho vel vet bean,, and says farmers- in this counrry ore heavy losers booauso they do not plant more of them. Planted among corn, on poos laud, they are among the best crops that oan be raised. In Maroh his oattle were fatter; than m the summer,.and it was the beans did it. A WONDERFUL INVENTION. It is interesting to note thftt for tunes are frequently made by the invention of articles of minor impor tance. Many of tho most popular devices arc those designed to benefit the people flhd meet popular condi tions, and one <yf the most inter esting of thdse thtfC has ever been invented is tho Dr. While Electric* Comb, patented Jail. 1, §10« These wonderful Combs positively Cura dandruff, hair falling out, sick and' nervous headaches, and when used! with Dr White’s Elootrio Hair Brush are positively guaranteed to make straight hair ouily in 25 days' time. Thousands of these eleotric combs have been sold in various cities of the Un'on, and the demand is con stantly increasing. Our agents are apidly becoming rich selling those combs. They positively, sell on sight. Send for sample; Men’s size 350r ladies' 50c.—|(half price while we are introducing them.) The Dr. White Electric Comb Co., Decatur; 111, Dr. Carlisle’s Liver Pills. Dr. R. M. Carlisle’s L <fc IJ lulls the germs of all diseases by cnlialing and drinking the same.' Also take a dose of Carlisle’s Liver Pills oueo a week and cat anything you want, and grow fat and happy. DK. R. M. CARLISLE & CO. flO Poplar St. Mae.on,~Ga. For sale by all druggists. these pills moet a want of the people, that no patent pill oan supplv, being the intelligent administration of an efficient remedy. When tho elimination' ot dis eased matter is noeessary, these palls havo no superior, eBpeoially in a sonthern olimate, where the blood is so contaminated with malarial poison. “No intelligent physiol :n will hesitate . lor a moment to reaommend these pills, the'formula,-whioh is invariably approved bp tho medical profession, being printed on caeh package. Directns; For Torpid Liver,. Dya. pepsia. Indigestion, Sielt lloadaci «, Con stipation, Colds. Swimming in tho ,)ioad, &. c„ ono or two ; ills-.shouUl be tnkon at bodtimo, For Chills and Fover, Bilious inn- termitlGnt or continued Favor a full dose should lm tnkon. A seh.olarship’in tho Ga.-Ala bus iness college is for sale at this office. * There is a bargaiu in it. A a purg 1 , two.lo Ihron pills at bodlimd. Asa luxutvvo ono to two pills at-bedtime DR. R. M. CARLISLE., MACON, GA. WILL MOVE ON CORNER. AFTER SEPTEMBER 1 I WILL TAKE POSSESSION OF THE STORE NOW OCCU PIED BY FELDSER & RAINBOW. SOME SPECIAL PRICES DURING NEXT 30 DAYS. T. O. MOSELEY. Vienna. CITY BARBER SHOP. When in the city please call at tho city liatber shop, get a hair o'ut,. sliave, shampoo and face magsagr, clean towels, sharp razors and polite attention a specialty. "G. R. C.” Is Guarariteed to Cure Rheumatism, Syphilis, Scrofula, Blood Poitou, Swellings, Stiff,-Painful Joints, Backache, Old Bores, Boils, and. all diseases arising from Impure or impov erished Wood, if it tells to euro, or does not satisfy the- purchaser of Its worth, we will %. Refund the Money paid direct to us, or to any druggist or dealer th medicine, for Golden Rhcu; ma’.lo Cure. Whea yon want a Wood medicine,-Insist on having “G R. C,” If your dealer doca not have It, ask him to order It for yon; or send your money to us by msil, and we wilt eblp “O. R. C-" to you with ell express charges prepaid?' Brice $1.00 per bottle? six, for $3.00. the; g. r. c. co., SOLS MANUrACTURRRS AND l-ROfRIETORS. Tifton. Ca. 1 .. ri A