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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1896
Page
4
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The Rome Tribune notes Georgia corn kernels while Kentucky colonels show corn. A Macon scientist touts nearly perfecting a Bla se for spectacles to reduce artificial light. May cyclone tolls across Texas to Missouri and Illinois stain May as bloodily as 428 in St Louis. Crawford county cheers Senator Lewis.
A farmer, described as a strong man in the country, told how he supported Senator Lewis after hearing him advocate free corn and silver. He claimed that stance won votes in his area, noting residents pay a $1.10 license on corn and that Lewis received all votes from that section.
A quirky tale recalls Marys lamb as a store drama. John the village shopkeeper smokes by the door while townspeople pass, until the sheriff ends his lease. The moral arrives: merchants thrive by advertising, while Mary searches for her lamb.
Dr Virgil Harvard of Unadilla has joined Dr Watts and is welcomed. A correction: Mr The Butler was not a candidate for office. Miss Rosa McClung has closed Drayton school until fall. Sheriff Sheppard of Vienna visited for legal matters and likes rare coins, negotiating for a penny. Lice and blight affect cotton in parts of the area. Rayton.
A short farewell notice from D B Thompson announces ending old business practices after September. It states prices will be paid at the counter rather than first of month or year, with no book-keepers or collectors and emphasis on prices not terms. Thompson thanks customers for past favors and prompt pay.
A misdated circular from Miss A M Fritz of St Louis offers a plated hook spoon for ten 2 cent stamps and claims $18 can be earned quickly by taking orders. The letter extols the spoon as a household essential with a non slipping hook design and urges readers to send stamps for a sample.
To the Confederate Veterans of Dooly County announces annual reunion in Cordele on July Ath. The meeting starts at 10 a.m. A train from Macon will be arranged for morning travel with return in the afternoon at minimal fare. Confederate veterans from other counties are invited. J J Hyman is the commissioner.
Citizens around the campground are requested to gather on Friday July 10 to clear and prepare the grounds for the camp meeting which starts the Saturday night before the eighth Sunday in July.
An OCR fragment lists Dr. Miles pain pills and Milena pain pills for neuralgia, J F Calhoun & Co promoting shoes and pound cake tobacco, and references to monthly cures and headquarters for shoes. The garbled text hints at local business promotions and medicinal claims without coherent narrative or dates.
A collage of ads and testimonials tout One Minute Cough Cure from Stovall Forbes and J F Calhoun Co, selling cash only goods, with other notices on scholarships and a medical claim about DeWitt's Colic and Cholera Cure. Names include D B Thompson and T F Anthony.
J B Scott Tax Collector announces that T R Dunaway of Dooly Co Cordele Ga will assist on March 10 1896 for the first two rounds to register county voters.
Francis Casny of St Louis Missouri promotes a cold process for preserving berries grapes and peaches without heating or sealing. He claims 120 families bought his directions last week and offers samples and complete instructions for eighteen two cent stamps, promising readers can earn two hundred dollars at home in a few days.
Lord Bramwell recalls a witty exchange with the late bishop of Winchester after prayers in the House of Lords. The bishop apologized for absences at ceremony and Bramwell quipped about palpitations from kneeling. Thorold replied that devotion mattered whether standing kneeling or sitting. The judge praised the sharp reader as a sharp fellow.
A Boston Transcript observation notes that a big man stores ideas in memory for later use while a little man readily voices ideas when prompted, suggesting a marked mental difference in impulse and restraint between the two.
In a witty exchange quoted from Fiegendo Blatter, a housewife explains why she invites Mrs Brown often. The old gossip keeps guests talking so they forget to eat, leaving most of the cake uneaten.
Young ambitious individuals urged to enroll at The Atlanta Business College. Located on Whitehall Street in Atlanta Georgia the school touts excellence in bookkeeping banking shorthand commercial typing and English training taught by skilled teachers. Free information mailed to prospective entrants.
J H Morning has applied to the undersigned for administration on the estate of Mrs Jane Morning late of Dooly County deceased and will pass upon the application on the first Monday in June 1898. Given under my hand and official signature this 8th day of June 1898 by J D Hargrove D D C.
Pass the good word along the line. Piles can be quickly cured without operation by simply applying DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve. Stovall & Forbes.
Less stores and credit after September 1 will bring cash sales and better prices. Everything in country or town stores will be sold for cash only, including groceries, dry goods, and furniture. No credit accepted. the cash system is advertised as the path to savings for customers and merchants.
D L Henderson attorney of Vienna Georgia advertises services in contracts ejectments and matters before the court of Ordinary and collections a specialty.
A V Whipple the Vienna Georgia lawyer announces will practice in all courts of Dooly county except Dooly County court.
Jno F Powell and Jno W Powell practice in all courts of the South western Oconee and Albany Circuits and other courts by written contract. Office near Court House on Union Street Vienna Georgia.
Attorney Geo W. Wooten announces a new law office on Cotton Street near the New Court House. He will practice in all state courts and in the federal courts at Macon and Savannah as of August 18, 1894.
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