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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1894
Page
3
A new law practice announces its opening on Cotton Street near the New Court House. The firm will appear in all state courts and in the Federal Courts at Macon and Savannah. B-13-94. Jpe.
A fragmented notice indicates the health office seeks quick responses to unusual illness reports. It mentions midnight operations and urging timely cooperation from the public to identify the source.
The Vienna Progress notes Willis' Clothing sale with 25 percent off dress goods and cheaper groceries. It mentions local visits by Mr. U.S. of Americus and Mr. Nathen Grantham, plus plans for auctions, drug sales, and a baseball gathering in Montezuma. It covers town events, repairs, and upcoming notices including elections and parish meetings.
The article voices optimism for Georgia farmers and merchants with anticipated good crops and Fall trade. It urges renewed effort to greet a coming period of prosperity, hoping hard times will pass as prosperity rises and shifts attention to the present and future.
Miss Maude Busbee hosted an Apron party at the Busbee Hotel in honor of Miss Emma Ward who departs for the Lone Star State. A sewing contest crowned Mr Beilingralt of Richwood first and Theodore McDonald second, with light refreshments and music by the String Band.
The Vienna team is urged to practice after noon daily to overcome a recent defeat at Montezuma. The editorial stresses one hour of focused practice each day will develop a competent local team and may elevate Vienna to a professional level. It also cites a separate editorial stance against anarchism and calls for strong civic action.
Wm Price of Luttsville Me recounts nine years of sciatic rheumatism and paralysis before visiting Hot Springs and trying various doctors. He credits Botanic Blood Balm with restoring his health and notes his local standing, as advertised elsewhere.
G W McKinsey, Kokomo Indiana postmaster and veteran, says heart disease left him after using Miles Heart Cure. He reports rapid improvement after the first bottle and full recovery after six bottles. The remedy is sold with a guarantee and available from Dr Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.
G W Busbee advertises fall sale with dress patterns ten yards calico at five cents, dry goods and notions at cut prices. Nice negligee shirts and laundry shirts, suspenders, and men’s furnishings at low pocket prices. Shoes for ladies and children, large stock of hardware at 20 percent off and fresh groceries including Bellvue syrup. Selling to move stock with little or no profit.
Last Wednesday the Vienna team left town in a wagon train to Montezuma. They lost the opener 11 to 1 and another 14 to 1 after staying over to try again. They then beat Spalding 17 to 0 at Spalding Thursday night before a tight 17 to 16 win over Unadilla on Saturday with Woodward Adkins Stovall Powell as Vienna batteries.
Keep cool fans on hand as 1000 tee shirts will be available this Sunday through agent J A Smith.
Miss Jeannie Morgan offers guaranteed perfect fit for dresses using Tailor System and French Fit. No trying on required after measurement. goods are delivered. Also makes ladies underwear on short notice and does stamping. Located Vienna Georgia, residence on Fifth Street.
Mrs. C. V. Morcay announces a price strike on millinery items including hats reduced from 4.60 to 2.50 and gloves handkerchiefs and ornaments at substantial savings. The sale runs for thirty days as summer and spring stock is cleared. Stocks include velvets laces crepes ribbons feathers and flowers at half price.
Pinehurst Institute announces the fall term begins Monday August 13 1884. Tuition is $1.00 per month payable in advance. Describes good facilities, healthy strict moral community, and board in good families at low cost. For details contact W. C. Sauspers. Price.
Don’t idle this summer apply by return mail to the Georgia Alabama Business College in Macon Georgia. The college offers cut summer rates and promises thorough business education at less cost than any other in the union. A boy saved money time and found employment through the special summer offer. Elegant southern apartments available. Write for particulars.
Dooly County directory lists judiciary county officers and city posts. Names include Judge C C Smith Solicitor Tom Eason, Ordinary J D Hargrove, Clerk R Kellam Sheriff T W Sheppard, Tax Receiver J C Dunaway, Tax Collector M E Rushin, Treasurer D B Leonard, Coroner J W Graham, Surveyor M C Jordan and Board of Education with J T Brown and others. City officers include Major K F Forbes, Aldermen S Bazemore DeWitt Thompson C V Whipple J R Kelly, Clerk Treasurer J J Stovall, Marshals C W Johns A Davies, Printer Viessa ProcErss.
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