Fertilizer Notes Sought by Calhoun and Kelly
Calhoun and Kelly request customers to present their notes for fertilizers promptly. They note satisfaction with prior service and urge accommodation to settle accounts.
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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1894
Page
3
Calhoun and Kelly request customers to present their notes for fertilizers promptly. They note satisfaction with prior service and urge accommodation to settle accounts.
Local shop promotes a full range of farm supplies with a promise to meet any customer need and provide suitable fittings. The note emphasizes willingness to fit customers with desired items and maintain a complete inventory.
Vienna Ga March 13 1894 a new law office opens on Cotton Street near the New Court House. The firm will practice in all State Courts and in Federal Courts at Macon and Savannah with regular appearances in the Macon Southwestern Oconee Southern and Brunswick circuits and in the United States Supreme and Circuit Courts and the Court of Appeals.
W S Hower and Dro Ga announce medical services for Drayton and surrounding area. Prompt day or night calls. Obstetrics and women’s diseases specialty. Office over Willis & Co Store.
Dr W H Whipple physician and surgeon offers Vienna Georgia surgery obstetrics diseases in cident to climate and diseases of women and children. Offices over Willis store. Calls attended day or night. Night calls at residence of F E Varnedoe.
Local Pinehurst Vienna notices report life events and business ads. Mentions include Mayer Watts & Co Shoes, Fullington Barfield Pinehurst stores, insurance agency changes, tax collector race hints, school funding, and civic cleanup plans. Also notes on weather, family visits, and community vendors.
We thank friends who aided us during the illness and death of our little Charley. Our profound gratitude from Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Everett.
Died Little Charley Everett, six months old son of Mr and Mrs W H Everett, after several weeks illness. He became paralyzed on one side and died Friday morning. The family and friends express deep sympathy for their bereavement.
Two Black women argued at Clement's turpentine farm over who had more right to a son. A public safety ball struck one woman near the eye, injuring her fatally in a mysterious manner, leaving no doubt about custody.
Notice of the first quarterly public school fund payment on Saturday April 21 in Vienna. Teachers including principals and assistants must meet at the Vienna Institute by 10 a m for a brief meeting to prepare vouchers. Written orders accepted if attendance is impossible. April 16 1894 O P Swearingen C S C.
The note highlights Sandy Mountain school numbers over sixty under Prof. C. M. McDonald with Miss Mattie King. A Thursday general exam and biweekly Friday spelling bee are planned. A student reading club meets with W. S. Peacock as president and A. S. Brown as secretary. last meeting was April 6. Crop prospects are good despite cold, and a humorous aside recalls a boy leaving his hat and coat tail on a gate post Sunday night.
TO THE TRADE We keep a heavy stock of dry goods notions clothing shoes hats umbrellas hardware and farm and household supplies Calhoun & Kelly. Ballard's Obelisk Flour is standard first class and moves quickly in carloads to pleased customers. Have you tried it yet I do so now
At the regular prayer meeting service of the Methodist church the ceremony proceeded with Dr and Mrs C T Stovall and other couples including Col Wm V Harvard and Miss Nona Duncan, Col and Mrs A V Whipple, Mr J A Murphy and Miss Alma Davis. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home, with many friends offering congratulations.
The 4th District Houston Association annual General Meeting will be at Mt. Horeb church Worth county in April 1894. Schedule includes devotional service Friday 3 pm, prayer service Saturday 9 am, Church of Christ work, church conference, sermon on Deaconship, dinner, Bible reading, pastor talk, question box, and Sunday sessions with Sunday School, sermon, and Praise meeting. Mt. Horeb is five miles from Oakfield on the Cordele Albany railroad. delegates will be met at Oakfield. Train from Cordele leaves at 9:50 am daily. Encourage broad attendance.
A Wednesday blaze at Cordele Machine Shop townwide fire destroyed the machine shop, foundry and planing mills, and rapidly spread to the nearby Georgia Southern depot and several stores. Insurance lapsed for the machine shop, with total losses estimated over 59000, including depot damage and smaller buildings.
A.C. Dudley advertises reduced prices citing the country’s poor financial condition. Wagon work cut 25 percent and carriage painting dropped from 4.00 to 7.50 with all other work proportionally lowered. Give us a trial now.
Owing to an unavoidable delay the Pugh's Electric Medicine Co could not appear as advertised last evening. They will present a free performance this evening with eight members offering a first class specialty entertainment.
The advertorial notes a week of busy stock openings at Mayer Watts Co in Vienna with carloads of new dry goods clothing shoes hardware and eatables. It touts the largest store-room, factory-direct prices and cash terms to beat hard times, inviting customers to inspect and trade.
Miss Jeannie Morgan advertises a Taylor System and French Fit service promising guaranteed perfect dress fit after measurement. Also offers ladies undergarments, stamping, and custom dressmaking with latest fashions. Notes dates for sample deliveries and local listings.
Mer C V Mercix in Vienna announces a spring millinery stock showing the prettiest hats and flowers ever offered. Jaunty, nobby shapes in latest shades fill the shop with deep, beautiful flowers and stylish items to delight customers and fit every purse.
Agent Col. W. G. Harrison will be in Vienna from the 8th to 13th each month to handle land deals. Letters addressed to Montezuma or Vienna receive prompt replies, from J. W. Haygood, Montezuma, Ga.
An ad invites readers to request a free copy of the Journal from the Georgia Alabama Business College at Macon. It promises guidance for young men and ambitious women seeking independent success and explains that a $40 to $50 investment can yield an honorable position within weeks.
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