27 Apr 1899
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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1899
Page
1
Local items note a dedication sermon omitted due to small turnout and threatening weather, with plan to preach on the next Fourth Sunday. Brief notices list residents’ travels, illnesses, and community events across Snow, Eureka, Pinta, and surrounding areas with reflections on Easter and local church activities.
In a quiet ceremony about 9 o clock last Monday morning Mr Meeks and Mrs Lucy Floyd wed in Mrs Melton's millinery store with Rev J M Kelley officiating. Both are widowed and reside with Mr Peavy in Dooly county. The Procress wishes them a pleasant voyage and safe anchorage in eternity.
Mitch Brown a young Black man from the city died instantly after drinking what he thought was whiskey in Maccona on Monday. He had been with Ray's immunes prior to the incident.
The adjourned term of Superior Court convened with Judge Bott and Sheriff Roberts. The major issue is whether Cordele aldermen elected were chosen by legal votes, a quorum of cases including Sundrott’s aldermen verdict, and various indictments for illegal voting with fines ranging from ten to twenty five dollars. County Court adjourned until Friday.
A brochure-like claim promotes a nourishing food medicine to build health and fortify the body against further coughs. It suggests use when run down or emaciated and notes a price of 1.06 dollars at all druggists. The advertisement lists SCOTT BOWRE Chemists in New York as the source.
Dr W B Cone of Cordele will spend the latter week of each month in Vienna to perform dental work at a price 50 percent lower than any other provider. Guaranteed quality with reduced costs for comprehensive care during the visit window.
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