Fertilizers Notes Requested by Calhoun and Kelly
Calhoun and Kelly ask customers to present their notes for Fertilizers promptly. The message expresses ongoing service and requests cooperation in settling outstanding notes.
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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1894
Page
3
Calhoun and Kelly ask customers to present their notes for Fertilizers promptly. The message expresses ongoing service and requests cooperation in settling outstanding notes.
A new law office on Cotton Street near the New Court House announces practice in all Georgia courts and the Federal Courts at Macon and Savannah. Partners include Spr D and Fienderson, W V Harvard, Nexperson and Harvard. Also U V Whipple lists Vienna practice and circuit appearances.
Will continue to practice at the same location. All calls from his former residence will be promptly attended. W S Howett physician and surgeon advertises obstetrics and diseases peculiar to women with 24 hour service and office over Willis & Co store in Vienna Georgia.
Local merchants display spring stocks amid warm weather. W. L. Douglas and Mayer Watts Co advertise affordable shoes. J. P. Heard & Son promote a broad assortment of goods and a potential Vienna fair. Citizens discuss artesian wells, bank changes, and community events as retail and weather lift spirits.
The shop advertises a complete stock of farm supplies for any need. It invites customers to state their requirements and promises to fit them with suitable items and solutions.
TO THE TRADE We keep a heavy stock of dry goods notions clothing shoes hats umbrellas hardware and more for daily or Sunday wear farm and household use Calhoun and Kelly Ballard’s Obelisk Flour is known as standard first class goods and moved quickly to satisfied customers Try it now and see the value
Honor Roll lists students including Misses Mattie Tharpe Ella Mc Carthy Susie Lowery Carrie Johnson Hattie Pattishall Lalia Griggs Lena Smith and others. Mess Jas McCarthy Virgil Harvard Brantley Pate Emmette Graham Noah Saunders and more appear alongside Primary Department staff Belle Wilson Lizzie Lane Laura Kate Pate Dean Saunders Frank Davis.
The editor attended the Unadilla Sunday school convention over a weekend. Dr. R. H. Pate and family hosted guests with generous hospitality. Women from Hawkinsville Macon Montezuma Cordele Vienna joined in earnest sessions. eight conversions were reported at closing services.
Trade announces newest spring stock of hats and flowers with jaunty shapes and rich depth. Mrs C V Moreux and Miss Jeannie Morgan promote dressmaking services using Taylor system and French fit with guaranteed perfect fit and quick delivery. Work at residence on Fifth Street.
G W Busbee advertises a new stock of merchandise bought for cash with small profits. Dresses, pants, shirts, collars, neckwear, shoes, and groceries are priced to attract customers. The shop promises courteous treatment and better value than competitors and highlights umbrellas.
All persons are informed that I will not pay a note for 75 dollars given February 21 1894 to R C Flower M D Medical Co of Boston Mass. The note was due three months from date and the consideration failed. Dated February 27 1894.
In a 1394 note the Elkhart Carriage and Harness Mfg Co of Elkhart Indiana says national finances force price cuts on buggy and wagon work by 25 percent and carriage painting from six dollars to seven fifty. They urge readers to request their 112 page catalogue by sending two stamps.
W Thigpen promotes watch and clock repair services after moving back to Vienna. He offers prompt attention and invites customers to visit the Racket Store for repairs.
Local merchants trumpet new spring stock arriving daily in dry goods clothing shoes hardware and eatables. They promise low prices due to factory buying and cash terms, inviting customers to inspect and trade for the week’s fresh arrivals.
An open call announces a rare free scholarship opportunity at the Georgia Alabama Business College in Macon Georgia intended to aid a worthy youth. It touts the college as leading in its field and aims to educate a student from every county in the South.
The notice lists numerous locations and dates including Adkins Pinehurst Unadilla Zoar Vienna Cordele and Findlay with deadlines in May and June. It shows post marks from Cordele Georgia dated March 13 1594 and references Rooks closing on June 2.
Aristo Blackshear the leading Macon photographer will visit Vienna around March 20 for ten days offering his Aristo pictures. He promises beautiful permanent work at reasonable prices with business hours from 9 am to 3 pm.
A lender announces readiness to negotiate loans on improved farm lands in Dooly. Applicants should address or apply to Joux H. Woopwarp, Attorney and Real Estate Agent, for terms and inquiries.
The Georgia Alabama Business College announces within thirty days an unlimited scholarship for one worthy boy or girl in each county of Georgia. The award covers the full course in Book-keeping Shorthand Telegraph or Pen-art departments based on merit. Correspondence should be sent to Wyatt & Martix Macon Ga.
Wanted items include cotton seed corn fodder peas meal potatoes wood syrup turkeys chickens eggs and all country produce. Subscriptions accepted at market prices. Renew or join with barter and bring any edible item to receive market price credit for it.
Advertises easy terms for farming land loans in Dooly county. Agent Col. W. G. Harrison will be in Vienna from the 8th to the 13th of each month to handle matters. Letters to Montezuma or Vienna will be answered promptly. J. W. Haygood Montezuma Ga.
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