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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1895
Page
2
The notice states a subscription cost of one dollar per year paid in advance and advertising rates are disclosed on application. It notes contracts are offered at liberal rates.
The South Georgian notes a suspension for lack of patronage at Doug lass, while praising bimetalism and Chicago platform unity. It cites Cowan Usry & Co.’s Worth mill failure, a Convict lease link, and quotes Peter Cooper on newspaper advertising. It critiques a “new woman” and presents a riddle about eggs and a Times view on cotton prices and England.
Mr. Howard H. Stafford of Augusta argues Georgia should form a state land and immigration commission to attract foreign capital and settlers from the North and West. The plan envisions directing 25,000 dollars annually to develop 15,000,000 unimproved acres, increasing population and taxable values for lasting treasury gains.
Rev. Anderson Robinson and Mack Irvin pleaded guilty in county court to raising a disturbance in a Pinehurst church. Robinson fined $40 but unpaid and preaching free salvation at Greer Bros. camp. Irvin fined $30. White Annie Lucas, a white woman, jailed for vagrancy, released after serving months in the gang. Georgia Williams and others implicated in a clothes-line raid. Annie fled during bail. Judge Calloway of the Augusta circuit presides in place of Judge Fish, with grand jury chaired by I. S. Lasseter and door-keeper A. J. Blount.
Opinion contrasts fashion trends with social restraint arguing against treating women as slaves to sleeves. Public figures’ attire spurs debate on independence, with a call to resist restrictive dress norms and retain balloon sleeves. Also notes a farm for sale near Vienna and local remedies from Decaturville and commercial listings.
A local warning claims an Americus Cotton Yards agent in the county is organizing a caravan of about 100 wagons to haul cotton to Americus next Friday. The offer promises 3/4 cent more per pound plus free lunch and drinks, seen as a fake to lure cotton trade away from Dooly County.
A physician from Janesville Wisconsin commends Camberlain's Pain Balm as the best external remedy for neuralgia he has used and recommends it to patients. Sold by Stovall Forbes.
The letter reports ongoing illnesses in families including Mrs J C Fullington and Mrs Martha Purvis, with others sick in bed. Farmers cheer cotton prices and new ginning at Pinehurst. A writer laments mis-timing and debt pressures from bank notes. Miscellany covers seed oats, a Spanish potato claim, visitors Beulah Pool Zack Hardin, and Green Peavy’s sick daughter.
An extensive list of individuals including Butler E M Bullock Miss Florence Butts Stewart Conner Wilson Felix Emanuel Henry France Jackson Thomas Jones J T Key C J Lucas Mary McDuffie Jimmie Morgan Baily Maultsby James Philes Bennie Roundtree Lizzie Russ D H Rodgers W A Shalmann Anderson Thomas Wm Wood W CA Yawn Nellie appears in a historical directory segment. The fragment preserves names and some initials as part of an community record.
In Dooly County Georgia a parcel of sixty nine acres in the northeast corner of a lot in the Seventh district will be sold at public auction on the first Tuesday in October 1895 between legal hours at the county courthouse door for cash. The sale is to satisfy a judgment in favor of J J Gordy vs D M Newell. Sept 2 1895. J W Roberts Sheriff. D C
A Rushford Spectator editor reports high regard for Chamberlains medicines in Iowa. A Dexter resident planned to bring supplies if not sold locally, noting Chamberlains Cough Remedy Pain Balm and Colic Cholera Remedy have been trusted for years and are sold by Stovall & Forbes.
Claims a single day cure for rheumatism and neuralgia with a mystic remedy. States the disease disappears after the first dose and the full course takes 1 to 8 days. Priced at 75 cents and sold by Stovall and Forbes Drugists in Vienna.
R. P. Sentell as administrator applies for leave to sell lands of the estate of W. W. Sentell. The hearing is set for the first Monday in September 1895, before the undersigned official.
An Augusta area ad proclaims Georgia Balm cures Piles Itch Ringworm Burns and other skin ailments with a money back guarantee. Florida based testimonials from Peter J Strozier and others praise cures while a separate notice announces the dissolution of the law firm Martin and Whipple by mutual consent.
Public sale of farm lands in Dooly County Georgia to satisfy a deed secured debt. Property includes land lots 112 83 and parts of 113 118 82 totaling about 567 acres. Sale to be held at Vienna courthouse on the first Tuesday in October 1896 with proceeds first paying debt interest attorney fees.
Mrs Rachel V Thomas of Cowarts Alabama advertises a remedy and recipe for hog and chicken cholera claiming a sure cure tested over seven years. She offers state and county rights and guarantees cure or money refund. The ad seeks general and local agents to sell rights.
W Thigpen Practical Jewelry in Vienna Georgia offers prompt service and invites customers to visit the Racket Store for repairs or fixes. The note emphasizes ready attention and willingness to serve.
Young people encouraged to enroll at The Atlanta Business College on Whitehall Street. The advert highlights bookkeeping banking shorthand penmanship and typewriting taught by qualified teachers. Free circulars available and scholarships for related colleges listed.
Distressing kidney and bladder diseases relieved in six hours by a new remedy praised for prompt relief of pain in urinary passages. It relieves urine retention and pain in passing water for both sexes. Sold by Sto vall Forbes, Vienna Georgia.
F Powell is listed with W Bowell Jno F Powell and Son as LAWYERS. They 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 Ga.
Attorney George W. Wooten announces a new law office on Cotton Street near the New Court House in Vienna Georgia. He will practice in all Georgia courts and in the Federal Courts at Macon and Savannah.
A clipped notice from Vienna outlines a court action concerning contracts and ejectment before a specialized court section. The fragment indicates procedural matters and district terminology relevant to Ordinial sections in a historical docket.
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