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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-15
NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, July 13.-Lieutenant-Co Com
mander John X. VIM il ordered 10 duty at the NAVY
Yard Boston. Lieutenant VIM J. Barnett Is ordered 20
the Naval Academy. Lieutenant Hamilton Perkins Is
detached from the Navy Yard ~ Boston, and ordered TO
eneclnl duty al the Naval Academy.
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SOWING AND REApING

1h Rer Dr. James ~ Walton at me Church Of ne C0venznt
tfTesbHterfGHl.
The Rev. DR.. James NJ. Wilton, President
ofWillston Seminary Mass, occupied the pulpit Of the
Rev. Or. H. r. Vincent yesterday morning lie took for
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ALEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NEW 1URk CENIKAI AND HUUSUN
~ RIVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. July !, 1873.
through trans will IeaYe Grand Central Depot:
800 Western and Northern Express draWinS'roOm
cars Rochester and ST. Adams.
"A. saratoga and MONTREAL special. through draw
N room Saratoga and Montreal
1920 A. M, Special Chicago and Western Express, with
drawing cars Canandagua, Rochester ana Bunao
a $50 O Richueld springs.
hoo a NJ Express Utica ana rutland drawing room
car x. "a m saratoga Special with drawingroom
through. ~, Ill., I,xnros.
d90 n M ST. Louis Express. daily with sleeping for
nj T,nIng through day In the week also sleep.
inc cara for Buffalo Niagara Fails Toledo and Detroit and to
moontreai excepting sunday night, wa Saratoga
730 D. M Fast Express for Rochester and Corning via
Geneva with through sleeping cars. ,,
"Sfn ~ paciIc Express daily, with sleeping for
Robester Niagara Falls Buffalo, Cleveland Toledo Detroit
e hico9O also excepting 81 DAY niBd Iliy,On.
,rt~ Will s,raers - Lawrence River next morning.
~, Waterowu excepting Saturday night and n Montreal via
n Al6ans excepting Saturday and sunday nights. ~
Ii0 n m EXPRESS with sleeping cars, Albany and Troy.
w rans as per Local Time Tables Tickets for sale
Nos 255 2ei aud AIS Broadway and At WescOt Express
ts ,1ti.s Nos Park place 7S5 and 02 Broadway New
VorI md SS3 w ashln gtOn.st., Brooklyn.
iorA' anu 900 g. b. MEEKER, General Passenger Agent
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card ON 'AMPsTEAD 'EATH.-" And talk of
ben behind the French IN general edicaton why all
say s its the eOmmOnest thing Paree for In
stance lover ustclass restOrOngs too mind ye 20 see
dinner spelt with only one n'p-IPunCh.
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~ Ferry station in New York, foot OF Iberty.st
Commencing June s, ls7S-Traius leave a. follows:
$50 q. m.-FOr Bennington EastOn BelydeTe, Mauch
Chunk amagua Wikesbaro Emira, &C Connects al juno
lion with d. T. and W. II. n.
S:4o s.m-For Nigh Bridge Branch. schooey's Mountain
Buld's Lake and lake Houacong Easton HarrisburGh,
Manoh Chunk TamaquA HaEleton WlkesOarre, Scranton
1918 a M and $50 p. mFor someryle and Pennington.
p. m-POr Pennington, EastOn, Mauoh chunk. Tamaqua.
Wiikesbarre TunkhannOck Tamaqua, Hazleon
Reading. Pottsyile, Harrisburgh &c
m-FOr IIigh Bridge Branch SchOoleys Mountain,
Budds Lake and Lake Hopatclng Easton Beyidere a9d
Mauch Chunk JGnctiOn with D. /. aud W H. X
63Op m daiy-For EastOn. Allentown aud Harrtsbursh
7:4b y. m.-fOr EastOn.
For trains 10 loci points time tables at stations
SUNDAY TRAINS-Leaye 4at 20 A. NJ, ~ ?. M iof
Brook and intermediate points ana at O3O p m Of
Easton, Reading and Harrisburgh.
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains leave for Red Bank Long Branch Ocean Gro@
&C. at o. 745, q, ll:i5 a. m. $50 4. ., u D. M
Pullman Drawing Cars attached TO inc o:3O hnu
D. M. trains. ,--,,nop,
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORk RAlLWA1
connections Leave foot Of Libertyst for Freehold at
7A5. ll45 a IN, 4, o, 6pm
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THE COURTS.
LEAVING HER PROPERTY TO HER PASTOR.

LEAVING HER PROPERTY TO HER PASTOR.
The relatives of Mrs. Jane Mclean have
resolved TO contest her will. She was resident OF
Tarrytown, and a member Of the Asbury Methodist
Episcopal Church. She lived with maiden sister 1--WE
years in house she supposed to be her own but the
title of which was defective She died March 49, 1873,
leaving an estate worth $1,000 Her will leaves the
bulk OF her property to the Rev. Charles 3 Brown;
pastor Of the church at TarrytOwn IN 1868 ls69 anu
The will is contested by nephew on the ground tnat II
was obtained by undue influence. The contestants
LAWYER saws Mr. Brown took advantage Of his position
as her pastor TO win favor She calls him in her will
her beloved pastor" Mr.. Brown says he understood
that years ago MIRA Mclean had left by her will her
property to the church. When however the title to
her house proved defective, he made strong enofs
to take any part, and Mrs Mclean became indignant
Tie win was drawn without consulting Linn Dy MT
Alexander OF TaTytOwn, In 1879 The case viii come
up to-day before Surrogate Coffin, at White Plains
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RoUNDsMAN sLAUsoN SUED FOR DAMAGES.

John II. Wyckoff, who was severely dubbed
by ROundsman Edgar slauson, has brought in addition
to the criminal complaint then made against slauson
civil action for 900 damages. His counsel submit
ted on Saturday 10 Judge Daniels adavits of Charles
ODonnell 10 the effect that Wyckof endeayoring 10
Quell n disturbance when slauson arrested nun anu
cubbed him and dubbed him after he was in custody
and unressting. In addition, physician VINO eAam-
ined WyckO certified that the In urles lnilcted on MIN
were likely 10 produce permanent affection Of the brain
and perhaps loss OF eyesight ON these facts Judge
Daniels granted the motion for an order OF arrest pac
ing the bail at 5000.
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steamuoals ano RaiIroaos

A LBANY BOATS DIRECT-Merchants' Ex-
"A press Line.-Elegant steamers WALTER BRETT OF
NEW CHAMPION leave daily Saturdays excepted
from Canalat North River at p. connecting with trains
North and West Fare (deck) 25c; fare 5Oc meals
5Oc. Freight taken lower than by any other lines.
A LBANY and TROY by DAY BOATS.
IN q. VIBBARD and DANIEL DREW,
leave Vestry Street Pier at $780, and oath Street Pier at
landing at Nyack Ferry Wsst Point Newburgh POugh
keepse RhinebecB. Saugertes Catski Hudson. CON
Meets at West Point with Ward for Cold
Spring and Cornwall To West Point Newburgh return
ing by down boat, at Excursion Rates. TRANSFER by
annex boat leaving Brooklyn at a. at AL
bany with trains NORTH and WEST Special train to and
from Saratoga.
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CONEY ISLAND.
GREAT REDU CTIoN IN FARE.
EXCURSION TICKETS
ONLY % CENTS.

PROSPECT PARK AND CoNEY ISLAND RAILROAD.
Time Brooklyn to cOney Island only is minutes.
Trains every minutes during the afternoon and evening
and MALI hourly during the other parts Of the day.
GRAND PROMENADE CON CERTs Ciree) EVERY EVEN
ING from 7:SO to $50 O'Clock, and GRAND
SACRED CONCERT every SUNDAY EVENING BY
DowNING's celebrated 9TH REGIMENT BAND. with the
worldrenOwned cornet solOist NJ. ARBUcKLE.
Take morse cars Fulton. Catharine Hamilton Fer.
res to depot eth.ave and 2oth-st. BROOKLYN.
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CALENDAR THIS DAY.
SUPREME CoURT-CHANBKRs-Daniels J.-Third Monday
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YENHE ERIE KAlLNA Al VIII hereafter DC
TRIr IND AND WESTERN RAiLROAD. ARRANGEMENT
OF Trains. taking effect June y 1878 r,ro. nra,,
room coaches Buffalo and Suspension bridge -. ,a,
p (DailyFas 81 Louis Express a1ryug o az soIb
500 M connecting with fast trains TO me West 5u - %
west Pullmans best drawingroom sleeping coaone' W ~
D. M paIy) Pacific Express for the West Sleeping
coaches through Rochester Buffalo, Niagara fal Clnol
and Chicago without change also ho'ei unh cars W
Z p m Emlgrant train for the West ,,,., Tor
NewaTk DID $40 1890 a. M Bib 4:l5, 5:l5 6l5. 1880
D. A. and IL midnight saturday nights only Sundays 9l5
a. R l STH Park and Passae 54 TO- 1912 M u
noon 45 3, 3l5; i30 6l1 . g5o a. ~ p ~ 5ngh
sqs sisSsoT g i5 7Ij $50 10 1915 1850 ~ noon
15 5l5 3l5 a5 tS9 .; oo $40 eG 5 o I0 a. No. No.
Iis e S9p d Ets i0i5 a. n i;I5 S;45, IL mid
night Sundays O, $780, lOlo a. III" i4o ooo' v H. A"' -
m Ga15aan TAO a. M $780, 4SO p Sundays $50
Newburgh 7i5, a. $3.50, 431 m. sundays $50 a. H.
Hondou and Kingston M 3AO o. m SUNDAY s'5o a. M
M sandays 600 $50, 1915 a. $780, 200 p IN M -
Mddleown 7i5 300 lo;do p ~ $40 aiSo DO p mn M
and 4:30 D. M trains connect with NewforK and os"eso
Midland nr, IdSy H. 10 800 OI5 NJ 49, $780, TOO
snniays $40 l0I5 a. M. $3.50 and 200 M 800 81, ,r.
NoTkrrains leaving on aen earlier
than above time trains leaving a,or paet
hours leave Twenty hlrst thiTY ~ conneetlng with
trains leaving Chambersst at loco p m anu l-'OO m'
for passage and apartents in drawing room and
senng coaches be obtained and orders Or tho
and transfer Of baggage may De let az ts my 3
prookyn or the Company depOts A. A., vi. ., = ox
Express Traus from tho West arrive IN Ne"i"'A ~ SO
a. m NO t ~ ABBOTT General Passr Agent NewYorE
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Trains leave Englewood Closter PieTm9nt ana
TOO $50 45 NJ 1iOO 800, 400 t'tp o;SO 9;Sv e ano
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Che Curt.

SARATOGA RACESl
- FIRST MEETING, alternate days, commencing July
20, ending Sd August.
EXTRA RACES probably every day between meetings.
SECOND REGULAR MEETING, alternate days,
meucing August 10, ending August "a.
Horses unprecedented number arrived the Course
Races promptly &C II O'clock each day.
JAMES NJ MARVIN, President
G. wHEATLY Secretary
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ITO PHILADELPHIA,
Pennsylvania RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.

Fourteen Through Trims way daily three DepOts
Philadelphia, two IN New-i 0rK
Doube Track the most Improved Equipment and
Time consistent with absolute safety.
and afuer July y 1913,
Express lrans leave NewY DesDrOsses ann court
landt streets Ferries, as follows; AZ q e9o 7.ao
43O 1880, 800 1880 limited, IL a. M, o. 994 1i30
$50 and p. Sunday 4:3O and a. H., D. D. o'SV 1884,
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex" connect with al through trains
at Jersey CITY, aordng speedy and direct transfer TOT
RStnpne trains leave Philadelphia 800. 41c T. 735
and 40 o. M ~ midnight ON sunday, 800 i:Op q s.
$40 n. nm. a. 1886 y. IN. and ~ midnight
Ticket Offices Nos. 626 and ga Bf0auMAl, 40. Astor
and DesbrOsses and s NO court
a. and brooklyn Annex Depot foot OF tultOhsL Bro9kyn
Nos ia and llS HUDSON St. HoDOken Depot Jersey
city Emigrant Ticket onice No
iGensral Manager Genl Passenger Agent
IINO THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
THROUGH TO THE MOUNTAINS BY DAYLIGHT
SEVEN HOURS TIME . - ., - .,,,,,,
AND SEVENTY MILES TRAVEL SAVED:
On and July through paror cars viii Leave Grand
Central Depot New YORK, NewHayen anu hArotu nan
road, at S:O5 a. IN. for
LITTLEToN. TWIN MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
CRAWFORD HOUSE FABYAN's and PROFILE HOUSE.
For further information tickets apply at Ticket ONCE
N v M IN and H. II. r., Grand Central Depot New.10Fk
transfer Company, 94A broadway aud CoarIst brooklyn
ANo A.principal Hotel and other Ticket ofhcss
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NEANHATTAN BEACH RAILWAY.

WANNA IAN DEAN1 hAlII "A
vi GreenpOinL opposite 23ds East hVeE
SUMNER TIMETABLE TO TAKE EFFECT
SUNDAY JUNE 10, 1873 -.
Week and Sundays the elegant steamer ELIZA HAN
cox Commencing above viii run during the season from
Pier foot Of 23dst, EAST RIVER direct TO Companys
Depot at GIkEENPOINT, making close connections go
ing aud returning with express trains TO ard from Mammal
Boat leaves 2Sdst Pier at s;45. o45, l0:45, HAS
a. m and l2:i5 1850, 2.45 355, 4AJ $50 and $40 p M
Trans leave Manhattan Beach for New FORK via Greenp0n
at 1890 TO- II m, and 2:l0, 200 3l2 400 6ls COZ
4 Sl5 aud Time from Greenpont ~ minutes
Trains connect NewYork with Rapid Transit trains
on Atanticave Brooklyn also with Canarsie and ROCK
away Beach Railroad. ..-..
The elegant steamers THOs. COLLI Err and d. r. MARTIN
22dst. n. r. Leroy.st. NJ II. Pier >, N, r.
q /. 9:lO 1910. Il:4O 9a25, lOsSo, ll;1o
m, and l. % m. and I2:l0 i;lO o. M. aud TO,
4 & q aud D. 2:IO $40. 4:l0, 6;l0 l25. 229, $50,
M. 6l0 and 1;lOp. m $50, o;So, o'z0'
Trains leave Manhattan Beach, via Bay Ridge at lO4o
il:iO A. M aud 2;i0 1885, 2iS $40 4;iO $780, 6'iO I'iO
and p m.
WEST. POINT or NEWBURGH.-Daily lex
w cept sundays; DAY LINE advertisement re.
main az WEST POINT hOurs NEWBURGH nearly
hours; due at New.Hork on return at 5;3O
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FHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

I EHIGH VALLEY KAILhUAD;n NC H.
Il 4 ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS jan l,
1877 depots OF Courtandt and Des6rOsses ss
Al $50 D. m Night Express daily for hason Bethlehem'
Aueptown Mouch chunk Wlkesbarre, PttstOn, SaYre Ell
mira ithca Auburn Rochester Bunato Niagara Fas and
Iba Wat pullman sleeping coaches attached.
NV W." ROB"f II. SAHRFy Supt. ana Eng
General Eastern ONCE corner Church and So9rtanaEtA
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW -JEhSE1 I.
yaIns leave for EneIeWood Closer Piermont and Nyaek
766 $50 gi5 A m loo 800 400, l;43 $780, $3.50 N.Y. p
M and saturday ights only az 1850 D. m sundays WV
~ and $50 p. M. - 5oo oAE m Iik m
M mo H. ABBOTT, General Passr Agent NeTforL
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METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.

Open from $50 a. m. to pm.
NORRIS sTREETNearest point for South Ferry and Bat
RECT0RsTREET-Nearcs point for Wall Street Ferry.
point for Jersey CITY ana
PARK.PLAtE-Nearest point for OHce City Hall and
Barclay Street Ferry 70 Hoboken.
CHAMBERSSrREET-Ne point for PayoDia and Erie
Railway Ferry.
FRANKL1N-STREET-
point for Desbrosses street Ferry
20 jersey city.
BLEECKER-STREET-
Ferry 20 Hob0ken.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -.
TWENTYTHIRD.S TREET-Nearest pontf0r IWenty-third
street Ferry TO Jersey City
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FORTY. SCION D.STREET-Neares point for New.York
Central Railroad Depot
FIFrIETIISTREET- -.1.-, -, .
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. point for Central Park.
FOR DOWNTOWN trains take WEST side station.
FARE 10 CENTS except between the hours OF 0'oo 70
7.8O M 3 Z .. m, when the fare Is . cents
ROUTE From Fy-eighth.s street along Sxthayenae; 70
ana along TO and along South Elfth avenue;
10 Canaseet crossing into and along West broadway 20
ami along Murray 20 and along Churchstroet 70
ana along ew Churchsreet To gorris-street
Connects with the following horse car lines;
At RFCTOR.STREEr with care for South FERRY. AZ
for DesbrOSses AMI East Grand
street Ferries At BLEECKERSTRE ri with cars Tor East
and Fast Tenth street Ferries At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
with cars Twenty third Street and East twenty
third ana Streets Ferries AZ TIL
STREET with for WeehaWken Ferry. ~ FIFTY
NJ. VAN BRoCkLIN, supt
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EORNEW-EAVEN, MER!DEN, HARTF0RD,

il SPRtNGFIELD WHITE MOUNTAINS MONTREAL
and points steamers leave Pier 20. f. r. at
p M sundays included and II p NJ sundays excepted con
Wit speclal trains at New-iaycn for HARTFORD
SprngheId &c Tickets sold and baggage checked at 944
BToadway New York and COurtst, Brooklyn Excursion
In Nsw. "A ayenand return, 81 80.
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FALL RIVER LINE .uo,,

FOR BOSTON.
And all points East, via Newport and FAN River -
Monmouth Palace Steamers BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE
leave New YORK daily from foot OF Murrayst
p,,( SUNDAY TRIPS From 90 n n
OI' I'm June % 20 September 3 Inc PER =, -.
Brooklyn passengers Ians ret free by Annex" boats
MUs4SS '' ny u ttPLgNDiS BNHDs' AND ORCHEsrRAs
Tickets secured at All princph hOels anu
''A'' o"0eS' a' INC pier ~ BORDEN & LOWELL Agents
GRO [. CoSNoR, General Passenger Agent -,
SPECIAL. NOTICE TO NEWPORT PASSENGERS.
For the better of Newport travel on lh
line special Train will leave the steamer wharf at Fan
River daily AT q a. m MOndays excepted, ana arrive az
Newport $50 M the necessity OF leaving
NnHEnnrL M enllY hour 100 the m0Inlng
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-09-05
LOST MOUNTAIN LEAVES.


g...Isev. A. ]. johnson, of Acworth has
been carrying ON quite series of meetings
at Midway lasting ten days and nights with
twelve accessions to membership.
s...There was a stabbing affay near Oregon
Court Ground last Thursday, resulting in
Louis Williams colored, getting several
bruises in his face and a severe cash in his
thigh with an axe, The cutting was done
exclusively by colored woman. The
trouble grew out of very trif1ing matter. =
The case goes before our ]. P.
IT. P. Stewart and family of Alabama,
have been visiting their relatives near Lost
Mountain. They speak well of the sand
Mountain country and encourage cmigra-
ton to that part of the country.
Nothing more under the head of fodder
pulling-cotton picking next in order
I'VE recently visited Holebrooks Camp
Meeting, where we met Hon. H. P. Bell, of
the ninth. in company with nuffSer of
other distinguished gentlemen. Quite an
Interesting meeting at, that place. -
...Some very costly monuments have been
erected in Midway grave yard recently
Its getting little cooler out at Lost
Mountain-how is it in town.
There is man here who says he will
vote for FELTON, if it takes the last hair off
his head-perhaps his old lady is for Lester
No one talks politics here now except those
two FELTON, men.
SKY ROCKET.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-09-05
ACWoRTH AFFAIRS

The many friends of Miss Nellie Grogan,
will be glad to learn that she has so far re-
covered from the long and severe spell of
sickness, which rendered her recovery al
most hopeless for many weeks. That she
is able to ride out and the accustomed cheer
fulness, and the beautiful roses upon
her cheeks are fast resuming their places.
Henry Putnam who was confined to his
room for twelve long months, has also put
in his appearance on our streets with de-
crease of eighty pounds in size.
Nv. J. Tapp made most excellent
speech at the Hall Monday evening. Doc
is one ofour most promising young men.
The Marietta young man had better try
and leave our pet widower behind on his
weekly visits to Raccoon. His experience,
good looks, and native ability, wonderfully
qualities him to place his friends second in
the race.
The special committee of the Lester
club met at the hall last Saturday evening
uiIu ClCCICu (hpo' u IL A1SAAAOAA, NiiAii Aiosi,
and Capt. G. S. Avery, secretary, either Of
whom will cheerfully receive any sugges-
tious for the good of the cause. The reports
of the different members of the committee
was most encouraging. The club meets
next Saturday evening at y O'Clock, when
Col E. L. Litchfield will address the club.
There are certain Feltonites around here
who have little enough self respect as to tell
the colored voters that Judge Lester lost one
arm fighting to perpetuate them in slavery
and will loose the other or put them back in
bondage-that if he is elected he will put
those under twenty -one in bondage till they
arrive to that age, etc. Now it seems to me
that there is nothing that would turn them
for Lester so quickly as this kind of stuff, for
it amounts to telling them they are fools and
cannot see and shows that they will stoOp to
anything to dupe the voters.
There will be an election for Trustees
of the Acworth High School next Friday,
patrons of the Academy are eligible voters
and all are requested to vote who are emit
tied. RUFUS
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...ErIscoPAL CHuRcH.- last Sunday
afternoon the chapel or Sunday School
building just finished in rear of the church.
was dedicated by the Rector of the church.
This neat and substantial building was
erected through the persevering efforts of
the Rev. Mr. Barnwell. 1t is built of con-
crete with buttresses on the sides and front
and is neatly rough cast and has slate roof
The chapel is intended to be used for Sun
day School and for week days church SER
vices. At present, however, Mrs. Ford
will keep a, church day school in it for girls,
under the general superintendent of Rev.
Mr. Barnwell.
THE blood when deficient of iron,
builds up unhealthy tissue. DIR. HARTER's
Iron Tonic furnishes iron TO the blood in its
proper chemical form, giving true basis
for health and strength.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-09-05
Sunday School Celebration.

The second annual celebration of the
Cobb County Sunday School Association
took place at Smyrna on Wednesday, 2lst
of August Notwithstanding the rain in
the forenoon, goodly number were pres
ent, and the exercises of the day were high
ly enjoyable. The annual address was de-
livered by Rev. Donald Fraser, d. d., of
Decatur, whose timely remarks were at
tentively listened to and heartily apprecia-
ted by all present.
Reports were received from twenty four
schools in various parts of the county
showing an aggregate attendance of one
thousand six hundred and eighty five teach
ers and scholars, with seven hundred Sun
day School papers taken and one thousand
three hundred and forty volumes in librar-
les. During the year there has been an in
crease in the Association of twelve schools,
with a corresponding increase in the nunn-
Der of teachers and scholars of one thousand
and eighty-fv The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year W. p.
McClatchey, President f; Vice Presidents
G. T. Hurt, A. A. Simonton, A. ]. Han
sell, ]. ~ Gable. and Rev d. i. Buttolph
Secretary and Treasurer, Joel Mable.-
Chorister, A. NJ. Stewart, Marshal, A. G.
Mcintosh. Marietta was chosen as the
place for the next annual meeting, and
Powder Springs as the place for the first
quarterly meeting, on Saturday before the
Sd Sunday in November.
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Good Digestion.

"Give us this day our daily bread" and good
medicine to digest it, is both reverent and hui
man. The human stomach and liver are fruit
full sources of ifes comforts; or, dsordered and
diseased, they Jingle misery along every nerve
and through every artery. The man or wo-
man with good digestion beauty as they
walk, and overcome obstacles they meet in the
routine of life, where the dyspeptic sees only
gloom and stumbles and growls at even mag
mary objects. The world still needs two or
three kinds of medicine before death can be
perfectly abolished; but that many lives have
been prolonged, and many suffers from Liver
disease. Dyspepsia and headache have been
cured by Merrell's Hepatlne, is no longer a
doubt. 1t cures Headache in twenty minutes,
and there is no question but what it is the most
wonderful discovery yet made in medical sci
ence Those afflicted with Biiousness and
Liver Complaint should use Merrell's Hepa-
tine. 1t can be had at William Roots,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-09-05
An Undeniable Truth.

You deserve to suffer. and if you lead mis-.
cradle, unsatisfactory life in this beautiful
world, it is entirely your own fault, and there
is only one excuse for you-your unreasonable
prejudice and skepticism, which has killed
thousands Personal knowledge and common
sense reasoning will soon show you that
Green's August Flower will cure you of Liver
Complaint, or Dyspepsia with all its miserable
effects, such as sick headache, palptation of
the heart, sour stomach, habitual costiveness,
dizziness of the head, nervous prostration. low
spirits, &c. Its sales now reach every town on
the Western Continent, and not Druggist but
will tell you gifts wonderful cures. You can
buy Sample Bottle for ten cents, Three doses
will relieve you. Sold by B. r. Strong and
William Root