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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1894
Page
2
An analysis of the cotton price crisis for the southern economy. It argues cotton remains the dominant crop, critiques current price loss, and weighs two proposed remedies: expanding circulation or curbing production. The author seeks relief and notes uncertainty about which solution is correct.
The article urges Georgia voters in Dooly County to support Congressman Charles F. Crisp, praising his leadership in Congress and opposition to trusts and monopolies. It stresses Crisp’s high esteem across parties, his cordial alignment with common people, and calls every citizen to vote on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November.
A Georgia map presented by Hon. W H Fleming shows public institutions and state offices centered in North Western Georgia, with East South and other regions left without appointments. Provo of Dooly county is pardoned after five years in prison for burglary related larceny, and a Griffin News tale notes a nervous man seeking rest in a store after dogged advertising.
A young lady troubled by a knee boil sought doctors after disliking her family physician. Her father arranged to summon a homeopathic healer who passed by daily. The tiny doctor examined the knee and quipped that she should call a physician, revealing he was a piano tuner.
Mr. W. B. Morgan is authorized agent for the Progress and will receipt for renewals and new subscriptions. Any courtesies or business shown to him will be appreciated by the proprietor.
The Griffin News reports growers face low prices around 1.50 per box for an anticipated 400 000 box crop, half value of last year. Industry mood is discouraged as markets rot, while political blame shifts among governors editors and party factions. A domestic oddity lists found items from a sofa upholstery search nearby.
The Children’s Friend cites Rev J I Oxford of Atlanta and J J Scruggs of Sidon Miss praising Germetuer for infant illness. They claim rapid improvement and weight gain in nine month old babies. Advertises Germetuer at $1 or six for $5 through Stovall & Forbes.
The Dixie Inter State Fair exhibit must be in place by next Saturday the 20th. The Dooly exhibit committee is gathering items for display and asks contributors to mark and store articles at the Progress office. Bring all pieces by the 18th as they must be shipped. The fair opens next Tuesday the 23rd and many Dooly county residents are expected to attend.
A rumor claims a full populist slate will oppose Democratic nominees in Dooly County. The piece urges Democrats to vote, warning against populism and stressing the county’s Democratic lineage and need for a sweeping majority to maintain prosperity.
W. A. Davis & Co. Cotton Factors offers their services to planters. They handle cotton at five eights per base with liberal advances on cotton in store. Located at 405 and 407 Poplar Street, Macon, Georgia. August 15, 1894.
Appraisers filed a twelve month support report for the estate of David Altman for his four minor children David E. Altman, Sarah Altman, Mary E. Altman, and Zanne Altman. Court to pass on the report on the first Monday in November. John A. Cross petitions letters of administration with will annexed. creditors and next of kin warned to appear in November 1894 to show cause why letters should not be granted. Money to loan at 6 percent offered by Allen & Co. Administrator W. C. Culpepper to sell fractional lots 32 and 35 totaling about 192 acres in Dooley County to pay debts and distribute among heirs. An order to establish a new road in Pinehurst on Fullington avenue from the Methodist church to Mount Olive church, with details of the route and landowners affected, set for November 2, 1894.
Mrs R R Bullock of Brighton New York reports their daughter Blanche aged fifteen was paralyzed in the right arm and nervous and feared St Vitus dance. After three bottles of Dr Miles Nervine she gained 31 pounds regained full use of the arm and attends school with good appetite. The Nervine is sold with a guarantee and can be ordered from Elkhart Indiana.
In Dooly County Georgia during legal hours on the first Tuesday in November 1894 a one third undivided interest in 3835 acres of land at the northwest corner of lot 56 in the 2nd district is offered to the highest bidder for cash. The property is listed as the guardian F M Kimsey for Lou Ella Kimsey maintenance and support.
T J Shrouder applies for permanent letters of administration on Barbry Shrouder's estate. Hearing set for the first Monday in November 1894. Also notice of sale of a plantation portion near Vienna Georgia with 150 acres cleared, three laborer cabins, listed by Jeremiah Slade, Adm’r.
Notice issued from Gooly County states that in the upcoming Georgia General Assembly, opening the fourth Wednesday of October 1894, a bill will be introduced to amend Vienna town charter to establish public schools, fund maintenance, and authorize issuing bonds for school buildings and related purposes. Dated September 24, 1894.
Notice to debtors and creditors of the estate of Mrs. M. F. Rushin in Dooly County Georgia. All claims must be presented for settlement and payment per law. Dated September 17, 1894. M. E. Rushi, Administratrix. Ladies needing a tonic or children needing a building up should take Brown's Iron Bitters, as it cures malaria, indigestion, and biliousness. sold by all dealers.
To all whom it may concern the undersigned applies for permanent letters of administration on the estate of Henry Shrouder deceased in this county The court will pass upon the application on the first Monday in November next dated October 1st 1894 D D Busbee Crum Busbee Petitioners Attorneys
M E Rushin as administrator of the estate of Mrs M F Rushin deceased seeks leave to sell lands belonging to the estate. The application will be passed upon on the 1st Monday in November next. Dated October 1 1894.
On the first Tuesday in November next between legal hours at the courthouse doors the land lot number 142 containing about 202 acres in the 9th district of Dooly County will be sold at public auction by J. J. Lashley owner, to satisfy four court judgments in favor of The Brumby Chair Co, W. B. Ellis & Co, Frank & Adlery, and Morris Neuburger & Son against Taylor & Lashley. Levy by G. B. Shell L. C. and turned over to Sheriff G. W. Sheppard for advertisement.
An old fashion retail advertisement touts dress goods and calicoes with deep discounts compared with previous seasons. It promises 25 percent off last season’s prices, free thread with each dress for 30 days, fast color guarantees, bargain spool thread, mattress ticking, and a claim of superior, well-priced shoes in the local area.
Gents wear includes suits by top tailors with a 25 percent price deduction from last season. A tie is included with each suit. Hosiery features attractive quartet hose at 40 cent regular price. Underwear also heavily discounted. Visit the store for selections.
Discount clothing line offers odd pants and overcoats bought at 66 2/3 cents on the dollar. Prices include a $12.50 overcoat for $7.50 and $7.00 pants for $4.50, highlighting substantial savings for shoppers.
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