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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-08-21
ACWORTH AFFAIRS.

...Orr young friend, J D. Roney has
been on the wing.
Mr.. Thos Shocklcy, with several Mari.
eta Misses, visited Acworth last Sunday
Mrs. Rhoda Cooper has recovered from
her recent illness
Mrs. w. 0. II. Shepard Of Toccoa, is
visiting her mother and sick sister in Ac
worth.
esquire Litchfed is squeezing She rec
blood from the juicy grape He is airaid te
button his shirt collar for fear he WIN take
cold
The journal arrives promptly and Gag
erly sought after. The people appreciate
its manly utterances against the misdoingS
of public officials, and feel that they have {
friend in the Journal
THE corn and cotton crops are promis
ing enough, and the farmers of Cobb fee
that they will be able to pay for all thai
guano this fall.
...Acworth is growing some and will sci
heap Of merchandise when the fall trade
opens.
Thursday is the longest day in the
year, but a young man anXiously look
ing for his absent sweetheart, thinks all o
the days are the longest
LEO, or Sweepstakes will write mex
week, so you will hear from me
No MORE.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-08-21
LOST MOUNTAIN LEAVES.

The Sabbath School has been thinly at
tended lately. Two much else TO talk
about.
DIR. Harden will locate here.
Crops are good but there is mouse spend
ng the whole of the Sabbath day talking
about it,
e.. The farmers club have decided not &c
hold their annual picnic this season.
Lost Mountain is getting down TO bust
ness-we have one Still House, one Sorghum
Mill, Pill agent and Il Jersey Bull.
ID. NJ. Pickens has the contract for car
rying the mail between Marietta and Lost
Mountain once week.
1.-THE good Templars are building nice
Hall.
There is one man here the father of 25
children and several will be if nothing hap
pens.
"A number of land buyers have been
looking around but no trades have been
made.
Felix Tarcc writing from here says two
men cheated an old negro out ofsome wheat
threatens to make public their names We'll
let it come Felix, let it come, quite mum
Der Of renters are going to and fro hunting
homes and finding none.
...Items are scarce just now. Wont some
body kill big snake, get into yellow jack
cts nest-butt the Bull Of the Bridge or ge
married?
We learn that the Tax returns just made
out show Il falling off in the value of Taxa
BILE property in Cobb county Of several hun
dred thousand dollars. PELEG.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-08-21

TIE Sutro New Independent
says: "The water now rushing
through the tunnel and over the falls
on Tunnel avenue, if averaged at
five gallons per second, 300 a minute,
10000 an hour, $4,000 a day,
would make an outpouring for the
past 30 days (since its advonD oil
12.9GO,O00 gallons; and the entire
flow from the tunnel, diverted il
various ways, at an average OF 49,
900 gallons per hour, would make
altogether % 100000 gallons of wa
ter drained from the Comstock mines
since the Both of June, And still il
comes-red hot"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-08-21
Marietta Market
[Coleeted Weekly by our Merchants ]

| [Colleeted Weekly by our Merchants ]
C0TTON-ll to III cents per pound.
CORN "a ceuts per bushrl.
WIIEAT-90 t, Sl00 per bu-hrl.
FLOUR-$6 90 per barrel.
MEALS0 cents per bushe.
BULKME AT--6@ cents per pound.
LARD-l0 cents per pound
SUGARS-C Crushed and Powdered, l | cents.
GRADUATED 10 cts Extra G., 0, Brown cts
SALT-Liverpool Salt 81 ., per Sack. Viz
eina Salt s1.40 Sack.
COFFEE Java Coffee 335 cents per pound
Rio Coffee IA to iG3 CENTS
SYRuP-New Orleans Is to IS cents per
gallun Sorghum - 10 10 cents per gallon.
Georgia Cane 80 cents.
PEAS-60 TO T., cents per bushe.
RIGE--l0 cents per pound
COUNTRY PRODUCE Buying prices
from WAGONS Eggs q Ioi0 cents. Chickens
10 to l2I cent?. Butter Il cents
FACTORY GOnnS-7 /: shifting &; !
sheeting cents FaNury yaru 30 cents pe'
Bunch Priuts u to u Bleach VI ir'ings : 10
IL Jeans 70 u.s. Concord jeans ~.
LINES hushpl barred 90 cts, 10 Sl.00
MILLS Per ky. led S3.25 81, $3.50
Sd. SS75; al, $500.
IRONThe by inch Sets, smaller siz|r
&c advance Rod 5els, Axes $40 to $i2
Ames Sh wells Sis. Rowlanl's 81 Stones
Sl3 50 Solid cast steel Il. Il Is Cast sir.I
21cts, springs 3lc; uxles lOall sad iron Sc
house shoe nails % 10 %; I b liames Ga.
LEA TIER Calf skins. Domestic $40 t.
S45 per dozen French IA To Sb6. Harness
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-08-21
protect your Little Ones

from Cholera Infantum, and yourself and fam
ilv from sudden attacks Of Collie, Cramps, Dys
entery, Diarrhea and Cholera Morbus by keep
ing Parkers Ginger Tonic always at hand.
hi. superb bowel corrective also speedily cures
all disorders of the stomach, and thousands
who have for years sought reliefin vain from
Dysnepeia. Headache Nervousness, Low Spir-
it,. SleeplesSncss, Liver Disorders, Cosiiveness,
Heartburn. Papitation of the Heart, Distress
in The Stomach, Coated Tongns, etc have
fonnd most complete cure in this comforting
invieorant. Buy 80 CT. or 81 20 bottle and
try it. Sold by all first-class druggists.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-08-21

as an elegant hair dressing stands Parkei's
Hair Balsam deservedIy popular for the beau.
tiful hair it produces and its cleansing and
healing properties. Commencing at the roofs,
it promotes a luxriant growth of young hair,
and nfailingly restores gray or faded hair to
it's original youthful color. giving a soft, rich
and lHstrous appearance of great beauty, 1t
is pleasantly cooling 10 the scalp, clfanses 1t
from Dandruff. cures itching and hamors. and
stops falling of the hair. 1t is perfectly harm
less. exouisitely perfumed, never soils the skin
or gums the hair and pleases everybody by its
many excellent and ttractive qualities. pa
trou assures us that he has used II different
hair preparations and that Parker s lair Bal
sam surpasses them all. Sold in large bottles
at only 80 els and $l.00 by all irstcass drug,
eists.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-08-21
]. e. BOSTONS

Is the place to buy your Groceries cheap,
just arrived u large lot of choice goods from
New York Thurber's best Roasted Java
Coffee best London layer Raisns, Pickles,
Chow Chow, Pepper Sauce, &c. All
grades of Sugar as cheap as the cheapest.
Choice white bread Corn always on hand.
Fresh meal and grits, choice N. O. Syrup,
the old Cuba Molasses, sugar cured Hams,
Bulk meat, pure leaf Lard the old Holston
Salt is the best in the market. All kinds OF
Hardware, Crockery and Glassware. lfyou
want to buy the best goods at low figures go
to Boston's. Always want choice Butter
and fresh Eggs Trade with John II. Bos-
ton, and you will get value received for
your money, and good honest weights;
Fair and square dealing is my motto, and
treat all alike Everything delivered inside
corporate limits free of charge. Call and
examine our stock, ana buy the celebrated
American Sewing AIachine, Remember
the place Wen side oRthe public square.
Respectfully, JOHN IL, BOSTON
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-08-21

EIGHT cars are pretty we'll filled
with colored men of the better class,
being we'll dressed and having mon'
ey, arrived at East St. Louis last
evening, from different points in Mis-
sissippi, en- route for Kansas o" a
prospecting trip. They were pro
vided with round trip tickets, and il
is understood if they are not favora,
bly, impressed with Kansas they will
try some other State.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-08-21
SMYRNA ITEMS.

Camp meetings, protracted meetings,
and road working are attracting the alten-
ton of our people.
Mrs. Conner of Athens is visiting her
uncle, Dr. w. P. Harden, of Smyrna.
Col J. o. Dowda of Canton, will adj
dress the Murphy society of our town Fri
day evening at 8 O'Clock.
Mr. ]. Simpson, who lives about three
miles west of Smyrna, both as to quantity
and quality, is entitled to the premium on
peaches in this section.
The exercises of Smyrna High School
will be resumed ON Monday the lst Of Sep
TENDER.
OCCASIONAL
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-08-21
MASQUERADE Hop.

The masquerade hop at Nichols Hall
Friday night, was largely attended. :.
Prof Nichols knows how to manage sucl
things better than anybody to make them ;
success. There were quite number of til,
participants who were not in masque. TIT
following, furnished by Prof. Nichols, ar
the representative characters:
LADIES.
Miss Mary Cole-"Olivia.
Julia Howell-Georgia Staple.
Katie Robertson-Butterfy.
Matte Stcibenger-Fairy.
Jennie Schoenthal Mischief
Annie McAfce: Gypsy Girl
Willie Howell Swiss Peasant Girl.
Ruth de Trevile Huntress.
Matte Dobbs Peasant Girl.
Georgia NortEcutt Bridget.
Annie Strong Sheperdress
Ellen Howell Gypsy Queen.
May Adams Domino.
Minnie Gober;
Mrs. L. L. VIM: Hundred Years Ago.
GENTLEMEN
Ed Fowler ''Sir Walter Raleigh. "
Newt Anderson Domino.
Howard Coryell Big Red TN.
H. E. Reynolds Domino.
TAYLOR George: Old Bachelor.
CLYDE Bostwick German Prince.
Ed. Simpson Heather Chinee.
Banks Winters Ralph Rakestraw
Ed. Patterson Dick Deadeye.
John Northcutt AS you like it.
Frank Northcutt Domino.
A. NJ Dobbs Sun Flower
Henry Schoenthall Cossack.
J. p. Leake Koskiusco.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-08-21

do you mean to insult me, sir, by
calling your dog by my name p
'Oh, no, sir, not at all; | only meant
to insult the dog
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-08-21
CYNTHIA Iln.coNn, , Libel fer Divorce,
- pict ems superior. Court

Cynthia IlaicoNn Libel fer Divorce,
vs. Pickens superior Court
'A R' '5', ~r SER N ts aro@ .e to tie
Court iat ll.a Defendant ,!p.7 not reside in Ibis
county. and il 'ag'her APP airing that he does
not reside ID Wis STATE. il is on motion OF
counsel ordered that .aid Defendant appear
and answer at tb- next terra Of til. court Else
th.I the c,se be- considered IN deiaaii, aud the
plaintiff aiog,r 80 proceed. and is further or
dered that liss rule he Published in the Mariet
Ia Journal once il nioath tor Cur months
April 2.ltb, 1870 c. ~ LESTER, j. S. G.
de- hereby certify The above 10 be true
extract ho,n ihe minutes Of Pickens Superior
Court, May 2lih, 1879.
" Il. ALLEN, C: S C.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-08-21

4, IA "a i WEEK III yonr own town, and
ss1 10 capital risked You can give HE
NEaas business Trial without expense.
s4SEes The hest opportunity ever oii-ied
Wv " ipr thp-e wiling 10 work. You
should try nothing else nutil you see for your
self what you eau da IA, ile business We offer.
No ruois. 10 explain here. You cau devote all
your tiu. OF only your spare time to the bust
ness and make great pay for every hour that
Won work Women make as much az men.
Seud'1or special private terms and particulars,
which we mail fee, p Quilt free. Don't
COMPLAIN Of haSr times y. lille you have chance
Address II. HALLETT ~ CO,
Portland,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-08-21

n "a a "A A MONTH guaranteed. Sl2 a
t.s % asaH day at home made by the indus
XIII ,rsn. &C., car .. not H required we
W. ~ " boys and girls make money faster
at ,ynik ior us than at anything elre. The
work Is light and pleasant. and such ~ anyone
can 90 right A. Those VIII" are wise who see
this notice will send MS their addresses at once
and gre for themselves. Costly outfit aud terms
free Now is the time Those already at work
are laying up large sums .of money. Address
TRUE IL CO., Augusta, Maine.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-08-21

Albany stove moulders are on
strike for 20 per cent. advance in
wages.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-08-21
aulding County {:

Four weeks afrer date application will be
made to the court of Ordinary of said county
for ltavr-to yell lots II land Nos 52S and SIT
in Che first district ct the thiid section OF
Paul li":- county, also LOIS Nos. 300 and 29l
in the fth district Of Cauo!i county, the entire
real IS at, %! George Moore deceased for the
heirs ami cleditors Of said deceased. This
Jny ,he 2ilh 1919.
LEWIS TAYLOR, Admir-
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-08-21

THREE Macon girls of the Metho
dist persuasion, having met together
at Catoosa Springs, at night before
retiring concluded to pray for the
welfare of their lovers but the first
one had not gone very far along in
her petition when it was discovered
that they were all engaged to the
same man. The religious exercises
we're at once terminated.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-08-21

M 6: :: !: 2: :; "a: a.: !: !: 4: !:
W Z y " " mnte ttrp the amouut stated
above. No one car fsii to make money fast.
ANY one can do lbe work You can make from
scots to - an bour IS devuiing your evenings
aud spgrr time 70 The 9asia,ss It costs noli-
Money making ever offered before. Business
pleas ut ard strictly honorable Reaier, if
you wafiiit to know ~ about The best raging
bnsinrss @, aeth puli' send ne your address
and we Nil SIND y,G fall particulars and pri
ya,e trru4 iioe Samples warth s. also tree
you can Len make lla your niiud for Yourself.
Address GEORGE lINSON Il co,
PoulsuJ, Maine.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-08-21

A man named Gordy, Of Epson
county, was arrested al lis residence
few days since, on the charge Of
having killed a Mr.. Johnson, Of
Pike county, some months snce.-
He was placed in Zebulon jail.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-08-21

The Cochran Enterprise hears OF
a man living about four miles north
of that place who never had hair
on his head, nor tooth in his
mouth. Nevertheless he has large
family of which he takes good care.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-08-21

Young man, learn to wait. If you
undertake to act hen before she is
ready you will have your labor for
your pains.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-08-21

Gre compounded from substances that are
free from any properties that Gun inlure
tho mOst delicate organization: They
Search, Cleanse, Purify, and InvigOrate
the entire System. by relieving the en-.
ROrRcd Liver, they cleanse the blood
from poisonous linin0rA, and thus itnpnrt
health and vitality TO tho body, causin9
the bowels to act naturally, without
which no one cun foel we'll.
, 1879-03-02
THE SINGER BUILDING.

History OF the Negotiations.
A reporter received q full statement from
reliable source yesterday regarding tue trans
action in negotiating for the Singer Building.
It has been the impression among thc people at
large that Field, Letter 8; Co. paid the Singer
Company d certain sum Of money for tue build
inr clear of all iucumbrances. and that. what
ever the influence might have been Q get Car
son, Pirie Scott 81 Co. to'abandon their lease,
the nesotiatiQgs we're conaucscd coi, ent.[ely M 1e
property.
Yesterday au interested party, in whom the
writer has no business to nave anything out
implicit confidence so far as his WORD goes, told
him that the weTe car1ea on tte ne
reocatedlg offering Carson, Piric, Scott & Co.
$50 200 to rclinuuish their lease, Field Letter &
Co. offered them s10o0Go the bargaia was
closed, nu.l the check drawn br Marshall Field
who deposited it to the credit OF Carson, Pirie =
Co. This wns done Friday afternoon. Toward
the lost Field, Letter & Co. became Vcrv nery-
Gus, but the lessees of the building held firm
aud gained their point.
The informant further stated to the reporter
that the negotiations Of Carson, Pirfe i, Go. I"r
the lease were ali in good faith. They had
money enough to swing. In the new enterprise,
and had loug felt desire to get into some loea-
tion on the South Size. They had waited for
the building after the fire, but they had au-
nounced that they were well fixed where they
were, and prorosed to star. The Singer agent
had been repeatedly TO Carson, Pirie 8 Go. to
try to get them to take the lease, aud finally
they consented.
Last November the building was offered to
Field, Letter g. 60. for SG30, 1000; they refused,
aud offered S5O0.OO0 for it. In January it was
offered to them for G25,0c0, and again they re-
fused. They have Eow paid for tic building
sG5o,o0o, and 100000 to Carson, p;re, Scott q
Co. as bonus, making the total cost 575o,0oo
posFMAsTER PALMER
Yesterday RECEIVED official notice from, Field d
Letter OF their purchase of the Singer Building.
He was informed by the firm that they desired
to occupy the basement By April, and he was
requested to make arrangements for removal By
that time if possible. At the same time they do
not intend to iocomlnode the public Or the
office, and, in case the new building IS not
ready b. that time. as is at present expected.
the Post-Ufflce will remain where it is by the
courtesy Of alessrs. Field d. Letter: The Post.
master yesterday te}egraphed to Washington ot
the change in ownership in the building, and
the necessity for change IS soon as possible t;
definite instructions tomorrow.
, 1879-03-02

sidney for some nisdemeanor, and ordered him
to remain almost constantly at bis place OF
business under penalty OF punishment. The
sou, ii hlgb-spirised youth, accepted the latter
alternative, kissed hfs little sisrers Eood-by'
took an a1fectionate farewell OF his mother, and
Started Tor the West, Chicago being the object
i've point. He reached this city yesterday, when
he discovered that his money would carry him
no further. &c loirered around the Union De-
pot, and, being Of good disposition, he
made friends with all whom be came in contact
He was referred to on6< Of the officers Of the
Western Road for free transportation, but the
officer offered TO pay his fare ii he would return
to his fathers home. This the boy would not
agree to do, claiming that his father was cor~
rect business man. and never said anything bnt
what be meant. A gentleman ut the Union
Depot notified the latter by telegraph, aud after
some correspondence Chief Of Police Pender was
notified by the father to send the boy with
an officer bAck to bis home, and
he would defray al1 expenaes. The young man
started for Baltimore this evening. His tDtep-
ton was to locate in Chicago with business
friend Of his fathers. He had sold his ulster
ovcrcoat, which cost $22, for IS, pin worth IS
for 20 cent?, and, although in very straRened
circumstances appeared to be AZ happy as lark
In SpriuE time.
, 1879-03-02
GOOD NEWS
A Radical Cure for Rheumatism III
Its Various Forms Has
Been Found,
And Messrs' Wolgamott l. Hewitt, the
Discovers, Have Located in
Chicago.
Establishing the Garden City Institute
for the Treatment OF Rheumatism
and All Blood Diseases.
Complete Cure, or Money Refund
ed-Consultation Free.

The world ia always slow in accepting any new
truth no matter how important that truth may be,
although it is always willing to receive the bless-
tngs which nay result from it. It WIS thus with
astronomical discoveries it IL 80 with scientific ID
vancements, and is primarily true OF OIL medical
progressions ard discoveries. Usefuans.s proves
its OWN prerogatives and inevitable benefits are not
often kept long from the public i therefore iol-
lows, and is by no means surprising that 50 won
derful discovery as that made by DR.. g. ".
Wogamotr should rapidly find favor with the af-
nicteu public. We are pleased to hear that Dr.
Wolgamott has decided to give our citizens the
benefit Of his discovery, and that in company with
Mr. George Hewitt, he has founded an Institution
which will hereafter be known as the Garden City
Institute for the treatment OF rheumatism aud all
blood diseases and will be located at No. 103 State
street. In order that our readers may fully under
stand and appreciate the greatyaluc ofthe Doctors
discovery in the treatment OF rheumatism. neu~
ralea, and all blood disorders, we print below q
remarkably Interesting statement made oy
10. P. ROGERS, ESQ,
Lost Car Agent Of the p G. s. st. l.. Railway, toa
representative Of this paper, and whose story Is
corroborated by wholly disinterested parties whose
word Is above reproach:
THE STATEMENT.
To THE PUnL1c: have suffered for over six
Jeara With chronic case Of infammatn1y rheu-
matism in my head, neck and limbs; at times my
knees and arms would swell to AZ euozuons size,
causing ne to suffer the tortures OF the damned.
Contraction Of the chords soon made me cripple,
and during the greater part OF three years WAS
unable to walk or dress myself. l consulted With
the eminent physicians in various parts Of the
country, and BY them Informed that my case was
hopeless and all that could be done for was to make
M 70 the GraTf y easy as possible Gy 51s 1fSe
different medical men who examined me, lc1mmenced
besss beess .5 5.,hs Satf e
to try the remedy discovered BY Dr; G. ": Wosamot
t. s % sasea S:f 95ns
YETI mateay 2 M ~ t g Ra m @ M 111S s as
psn:e 10f ona az
thought snouId die. for al the pans IN ny BODY
fsl!eTaafey prayed s1d %eet aad ;xo.e xhea atl
fss om &c Gons
nay
iag nc sound healthy maa. ..u..,..,. -.
rheumstisn y ras 6erediafy: f? ny fsthef wbo
Il q Ell e.
compelled 70 ase cru5ses: Wnsn e heard was Ven
risr, for aiter taking seven bottles Of tie pereat
| a1a ss4 E saa M Il n VII 3 bs
wse ssb eaE to the Of the foregoing
''"'''' cashtSE S : E: 6SGk! 6 St. L: k'ad'
n.ster rran.port.t,sn $ s: ~ e St. L. Road.
Ticket AssiHi i. !: S:sas: :: /: /; fs:a. &c.:
c1urox HOUSE,, cn.eAeo., 1s.s3Da: %e5s4 =;
s 5 % nis sas ssSa s5ss rs
5esd on n II fS
hnt f011ud no btnedt i, heard of your remedy, ana.
, 1879-03-02
PERSONALS.

Charles ". Angel, alias 2,504l
tommy Lamb.
Mr.. Lamb appears to have been wolf IN
Lambs clothing.
March came in like lamb, but neglected
to bring the green peas.
Longfellow is suffering from influenza,
which is not at all poetical.
Paul Boyton is one Of those fellows who
does not know enough to come in out of the wet
No woman in this broad land has yet Of
Tered to contest match at keeping her mouth
shut
Ohio men are great ofHce-seekers, and,
what is far more distressing, thtY do not seek IN
vain.
A new county in Arkansas is to be named
after 1ilden. Yet this man wants to be Pfcsi~
dent
Society item: Mr. Charles ". Angel, late
Secretary Of the Pullman Palacecar Company, is
u Joliet.
The gentle erd good Nr. Tlden remarks
70 the country generally Tbou shalt hare no other
Presidents before nc.
Women are to bs admitted to Harvard
College; and the fighting, doubtless, will be more
dreae:ul than ever.
English railway-trains run at high rete
o. speed, and consequently Nr. Weston is making
!ers rapid progress in his walls.
We fear that Mr. Tlden is determined to
ae another illustration OF tho old edage that fool
Ind bis barrel arc soon parted.
The Detroit Post spesks Of B1r. Tilden as
fA~IF ~. L.
ZION to Smith Weed, we suspect.
pElrce Napoleon isn't bigger man than
eeswayo. he feels 20, and he intends to put
head on that dsagreeable old earage.
Nis feared that the grandchild Of Alfred
1ennsson will not live. Tic poor little fellow ia
extremely ill with supertluity o: names.
Snsaa 8. Anthony will lecture in Texas
ne1t spring. This will do more than anything elso
% scare the Greasers away from TINT State.
Dt. Reid says of DR., Fulton: ''H We
9ne~ how much Of 1ashness and unwiseom he
Keeps back, we should be surprised at the little he
sts out.
Aycuag Indy in New Brunswick can go to
teep at will, and sleep three four days without
waking, and Of course she offers to sleep match
Klsh any woman in the country.
The New York Herald says the coming
polo Season promises to be the most brilliant of
taS In many ycars,-ffom which we infer that Nf.
nennett does not intend to play
a Democratic exchange speculates rs to
Zach chandler's kicking the bucket. We do not
pclleFe that 3r, Chandler will ever go near enough
10 well to kick the bucket at all.
Leong Ton, Chinese actor, is engaged to
piaT at the Royal ctincsc Theat7e in San Froncis-