Early Spring Styles Of Ladies Goods Arrive
The notice highlights fashionable early spring ladies goods arriving in stock. It emphasizes quality and beauty across the new lines.
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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1897
Page
5
The notice highlights fashionable early spring ladies goods arriving in stock. It emphasizes quality and beauty across the new lines.
Miss Sarah Collier of near Vienna visits relatives in the city this week while Miss Lillie Ray of Arabus visits her sister Mrs. Dr W S Howell. Commander Lyman of the veterans association and Judge Allen Fort attend the Vienna Superior Court. Street work and sewer improvements are planned as the council receives another carload of pipe. A boy, Charley Morgan, is recovering after being run over by a horse. Two sow shoats stray near Vienna with a reward for information.
A letter from H L Nance of Vienna Georgia praises the Vienna colored public school for improved conditions and student enthusiasm. He urges parental involvement and emphasizes value of work alongside education, noting fifty eight enrolled pupils with more expected and some sickness reducing attendance.
All male citizens subject to road duty in Vienna Georgia must meet the town marshal at the courthouse at 9 o clock A.M. on Thursday April 1 1897 to work the streets for ten days or pay a $3.00 commutation tax. By order of the Vienna Town Council March 8 1867. MO E Howell Clerk Treasurer
Notice that U. V. Vuierre of Vienna Ga has purchased a controlling interest in the Mess Cobb Bros insurance agency and now offers general fire insurance in addition to legal practice. Representing several old and reputable fire insurers, Vuierre invites clients to seek service.
An advertisement claims Dr Kilmer Swamp Root relieves kidney bladder and urinary tract issues. It promises back pain relief frequent urination and night awakenings. Sample bottle and pamphlet offered by mail from Kilmer and Co with post address.
A local resident bought a stove and set it up Saturday. On Sunday morning he attempted a fire on the rack to light breakfast for his wife.
Community updates describe pleasant spring weather, blooming violets, and birds. School enrollment grows and teachers attend a Saturday institute with Miss Claud Swearingen. Mr Edgar Forehand and Miss Annie Swearingen visit Mr Wiley Hall. health is generally good and farming activity rises. Mr Hall thanks the widowed ex-Sheriff for hauling teachers to the institute.
The notice touts winter goods at half price to close out stock and keep items fresh and new. It asserts competitors cannot touch them and promises an immersive spring trade with clearly marked prices to attract customers. It invites readers to see the goods and do business.
A jumble of local ads promotes dray and telephones at Howell's Stable, fresh ground meal from J F Calhoun & Co, and carriages. It also touts DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for piles and skin diseases, One Minute Cough Cure for coughs and grippe, New York Life insurance via L H Taylor, and Calhoun shoes.
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