Vienna News Picks Up Local Visitors and Events
Vienna reports a week of social visits and community happenings. Notables from Unadilla, Byromville, Oak Grove, and Cor dele were seen in Vienna, with church events, fairs, and a forthcoming mayoral election noted. A surprise Pinehurst schoolhouse marriage is advertised for Nov 18, plus a county teachers exam set for Dec 18–19. The Byromville church fair supports debt relief, while local youth enjoyed rides and outings.
Untitled Poem Echoing Loss and Farewell
A fragmented poem, praised by Poe as highly beautiful, laments death and asks who will comfort the speaker at the tomb. It speaks of tearful watchers, faded roses, and memory as solace, all while asking for a single faithful heart to guard the sleeper’s rest.
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Vienna
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Stolen hound and local sales notices from Vienna Georgia
Lost hound named Rock white black and tan, reward offered, contact Box 84 Route 2 Vienna Ga. Also misc sales ads including one mule, one horse, two wagons, two buggies, one hog, 100 bushels corn, McCormick mower, 1000 bushels Woodward corn, grain drills Hoosier, and half Lot No 2% Pinehurst district offered in cash or credit with terms.
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Rock
Vienna
J. A. Smith
Pinehurst
James Pope
J. M. Ward
What I want in a wife is amiability tale
An illustration recounts a staged railway car encounter to test a man’s politeness. A blind misrepresentation leads to a marriage trap: the man courts and marries the homely bet after choosing the striking Bet, revealing the story’s cynical twist about motives in marriage.
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Buckleys Herd of Performing Animals Enthralls Crowd
Prof Buckleys show features Elephants including Duchess the largest in world and Jake the famed gorilla touted as major spectacle with remarkable strength and agility. About 400 people attend as 250 horses and 20 clowns accompany the production.
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