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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-13
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We notice Il remarked fhst there IL
a growing sentiment among southern ed1-
e,tors aud especially those who are 10
meet in Louisville this month fsvorine
%. sstine Of cid from the Federal govern
ment to~srd the educstional systems oftbe
.,u,h. ana 81 the National Educational
assembly rtcsutly IN session The current
Of opinion Vas favorable 20 the scheme Of
harine the national government extend
such aid. This scheme dos not strike ne A.
a. entirely wise Or defensibls one, and Il viii
BE- bettsr N The Louisville convention takes
a more indepeDdsnl stsnd On The sutjsct-
II IN not speak vel for ths souih that
ne alone Of the ETsat ssc,ious Of The
c,u-t-v stauss berEing tie general gor-
s-rurrt 70 assisi IN educ.iinE bsr children
F.-.Irusrs and even cifirsnso cthsr por-
fi.-s ths Unioa Vii ma
ls.t frro-abiy up1n cusir o
r-,rr.-ous stntes no cn-r1t ~ III not
~ sle-us.1vss srrIcisrtlT q s8u-.ts thsir
vouth. AnsHisroi ed dsuocrtit eoe-
s--rs A. t.s r.lfrr n fbs Fs6srnl FoTsrn-
--.rt a. - rsnsssrnt conmuritIss r. tlI.Ir
r-,~.ss tusrrrs nnf e3ucstioual afslrs.
II. r-hsrns rirtf nsTsr b c.rrist ire
1900 $500 r1i.t r..sr.t e. r'srisr.i1r. -
-, $500 81 - s1rlt tfron1t go arsp
-..s-.rIirs 10y - ne r-rp,>-c -ouis-
- r-~rrrErr ~ IIr-t nI1 c1 ~ -
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-13
A BALEFUL BONFIRE.
Terrell Ia In TrlbuIation AgaIn-A Dis
.nstrous .CouiiagrailOn
Bursts Forth After NIghtfall-s Il
Hnglng OF Last Accounts.
A Block Burned -An0ther Threatened

TERRELL. Sept. 10-[5pecial. lat l0
O'Clock Tonight, just alter an enthusiastic
Iailroad meetings. fire broke out 10 the
saddle ana harness store of b. NJ. Childress
g. Bros, IN the Houghton block, and at this
writing is raging, with no hopes OF saving
any part of the block. Across the street.
west, is also threatened. -Four of the five
stores of the Houghton block are occupied
by TIE following firms:
B. M. Childress IL Bros, harness and
saddlery.
shortndge G. Houghton, stoves and hard
ware.
A. J. Underwood, dry goods and gro
ceries.
T. B. Griffith, drugs.
Lewis Donntlly, jewelry had just moved
from The other store into his own building
on Moore avenue.
The buildings on Moore avenue north o
the Houghton block are also threatened
but every effort to prevent the fire from
spreading is being made. Awnings are
being ttrn do WA and wet blankets are being
freely used.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-13

From the tenor Of the remarks in the
last. aud the ignorance Of the police
mem in the eastern cities, It looks as II the
Mother Hubbard must 20, or be belted on
ne streets. Macy ofthe ladies have mace
hem out Of white material, and they thus
rrescnt very.ambiguous appearance one
le ding the policemen in many quarters to
make mistakes. Unless the Mother Hub
bsra iscololed or bs,tsd, 'you can't al
xvsvs fellD
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-13

The St. Louis Post-Dispatch contends
that the people who rejoice over the acquit.
tai Of FRANK JAMES constitute a very small
and uniufluential part of the Missouri popu-
lstiop, but regrets that it does not know
h Nv to prove this fact to the outside wor d.
Missouri will have to console itself with the
reflection tnat nearly every state in The
American Union has the disgrace upon II
Of the acquittal Of some notorious muir
derer
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-13

Az embassy appears 70 bee vsry dinsr'
ent thing in the eyes Of the C.iiiornisn.
firm acommon lot Of bumsni'y' rben y
Gomez % hating rncs- The Aongolisn y
she special sntipstby Of ths Paelbe co.si,
We are told, no matter In shat shHpe he
cones. from ths emperor Of China down
ana ret TIE Corenn embassy 70 tins cour-
frr. eli 81 The No1roli.n u ock. vers toasted
ana hsndIsd roynlT in ssn Frnucisco. a
rots sssus 70 smell sresisr rifh any o-bsf
rrrrs - ~ CaufgrniarsL
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moRrUARY REPORT.

Mtrtusry report for the week ending
September Sth IS furnished By DR.
Nevsom. health officer:
Ja4.s Anthouy; cause If death. prema
mature birth; white, age days.
Mary ID. @ stes. Cause Of death, lung d.
sesse: white, age 30 years
J. n Hitchcock. canse Of death, chronic
diarrnps; white. sge ~ years.
Allen Haggsna. cause ri. death. remitteni
ever, Uhife. are IS months.
Luke Co,rmsn, cause Of death, i1EnitiOn;
white. sge IS ruonfhs-
JrmesG Eblin. cause Of death, paralysis;
white. age - years
Asa Cooper. cause % death, entefitisi
white. sge 6years-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-13

TIE boom" for cremstion continues a
,hort while since New Orleans grand jury
recommended the establishment Of acremn-
ory and nov New York grand jury has
oiIored With q similar suggestion. These
great cities are beginning 20 recognize that
the total destruction Of the dead body ct
oncsiss matter OF serious and scarcely
ouerion.bls importance from sanitary
standpoint In thickiy crowded population
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-13

TIE voluminous report of the British
postm aster-general, which has been re-
ceiyed at Washington, indicates steady
and by no means insignificant growth in
that arm of the English service both in
amount of matter handled or business and
in improvements, and contains many items
that it might be well for even our own
splendid department to study with view
to imitation. Mr.. FAwCETT the blind post
master-general, is man OF progressive
ideas, great system and breadth of thought
and is entitled to the chief credit for the
gradual perfection of the British postal ar
rangements.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-13

THE revolution" and the "cabine'
crisis" in Spain seem to have been very
short-lived and very insignificant affairs a.
best. KING ALFONSO continues to have
royal time among his blue. blooded breth
rem In Germany, Austria aud other Euro
pean centers and everything remains sc
rene at home. The Spanish race are pro
verbally sensational and given to exagger
a,ion ard reports of revolutions" and
cri.es" in Spanish lands must be taker
with good deal of allowance.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-13

TEE conscience is power, though WEAK
one in the land yet, Notwithstanding tne
well founded skepticism prevalent oii 'n'0
subject. Since 1861 nearly S2ooooo naSe
been sent into the conscience fund OF the
limited States treasury to quiet the con-
sciences of the contributors.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-13

THE London Times is quoted as saying
that the present season makes nine unfor
tunate grain years in succession against
which British landlords and farmers have
had to contend. 1t is not surprising that
the British Landlords and farmers" are
RAPIDLY and extensively acquiring good
grain and other lands in the United States
1t is only astonishing that, with such re-
yarses and such low rates to and cheap
lands in the New World tie emigration
from Great Britain and Ireland is not two
or three times as large as ithas been.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-13

DICK LIpDEIL and the FoRDs are at a u's'
count now every where, and FRANK JANE 5 is
the only luminary in the robbers ana
rough's heaven. Added to this aisconn .Sav
TO, the three worthless first mentioned 'nes
are in danger of being raided at most any
time By FRANK and his staunch admhsr
GyNKR,L JOE SHELBY. Truly the way o.
theinformer is hard.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-13

THE incident in q eOdly Ohio toTn
doubtless with horror Of western oaros'
r,sm. related in our dispatches Of Tuesday
morning. where an enemy and rval
snesked behind and killed another young
man while returniug home from church
with a young ,ady. might very sppropri-
a,ely have been headed mot TeEas lnc''
deutr Onio nov and then furnishes more
dastardly crimes than any state In ths
American L nfon.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-13

The jury system is coming In Tor goou
round OF abuse from the press Just at pres
ept. All the cases within the past year 'na'
attracted national attention, the star'roa'e
DUKES, JAMES. ETC., resulted in an acquil'ai
Were the proof and public conviction o
,uilt were as strong as they well could De
IT, "bulg.rk Of American hber'y" has
not grown in popularity within the past
wear nv any means.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-13

SINCE JU has turned up in Mexico IN me
fgb,ins tx and laughs at CROOKS cam
paign, the latter gentieman's boom a. az
indian warrior is likelyto suffer si'su'
collapse. JU and "odr Senator" seem W
have identicaly the same opinion VI
Cpoor as an Indian fighter.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-13

THE postal notes are not likely to prove .
success, it Is feared. The Chicago BANKS
bave.found such trouble with them 'ha'
thew have refused them, and other oahAs
will be likely to follow suit. There was d
defect somewhere in the drafting oil the
,,an ard the scheme doesn't work
smoothly
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-13

THE New York Sun appears to have no
fears for the future, and looks confidently
to 1885 as the grand year of the peoples de-
liyerance from the bondage of the corrupt
office.holder. In recent issue 1t spoke
thus hopefully and positively, referring TO
the cruise for pleasure by SECRETARY
CHANDLER on the government vessel, Talla-
pooss: "Perhaps Mr.. Chandler is not to be
b,amed for making the most of his opportu-
mites. The present is the last season pu'
one in which he can cruise on the la''"'
poosa. Let him get all the Jun he can
while the fun lasts. Nobody grudges MIN
the credit he will get from the foreign yisi.
tors to Boston by rendering them govern
men, property. His time and the time o
the other junketers is nearly up. Junket
ing will have to stop after March a. 1885,"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-13

THE record of crimes far AID near pun
,ahod IN Yesterday mornings HERALD
was an unusually long one and IS aiioIne ,
Of the many ugly comments iurniSheu
rowadavs upon the depravity OF the times
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-13

THIS year has found out the great u'.i,
ity of the European nobility. They are 10
be used in booming western summer resorts
and other places of interest. The president
Of the United States can only occasionally
he caught tor such purpose, but the Ea-
ropean lord is always handy ana wiz ~
o,;ta as we'll
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-13

NOTWITHSTANDING the fact that free
thought aud free-speech are universal in
America, a lot of people have to get up
'Free.thinkersn convention and denounce
any amount of tyranny and old fogyism.
The Boston Herali's comment on the class
holding the convention is about the best
We have seen. It declares that the free
thinkers" have perfect freedom to think
but have given no signs whatever of having
availed themselves Of the privilege.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-13
TILE DALLAS WEEK. THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 49, 1893

VAS annexed ~ The committee, Tbs fol-
lowing resolutions wefs adopted
The farmers Of this community met ~
this place on the 9Th day OF September
1888, In mass meeting In order " stop the
hafansuo between the cotton buyers u
Dallas and this farmers OF Dallas county
The sentiment OF the farmers OF this oom-
munity is that we will not submit TO Mr.
Melton or any one else, but the duly elect
ed public weighers to weigh our cotton, B.
II. Force aud Smith, and positively will not
submit TO paying drayage from the public
yard 10 the compress.
1. Be II Resolved, That the farmers o
Rose Hill and vicinity. In mass meeting as
sembled, that no one but the public weigh
ers shall weigh our cotton.
2. Resolved, That we will not submit u
any part OF a compromise that has been
can be introduced.
3. Resolved, That we do discountenance
all weighers in open violation OF the law.
]. B. SAWYER,
j. l.. Anderson,
]. III. ELDER,
III. ID. LOVING,
HENRY MYERS,
L. #. GRAHAM,
IN. n
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Tur frost has put in an early appearance
hut i does not appear 10 have done very
much damage. A ruinous drou'n' SUI sis
ceeded by = ruinous frost, would De TOO oi'
.st-ors FIR even this eventfnl year.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-13

ALL the signs OF the times point 10 in'ei,
national complications, even war, az al
early day. The clash is inevitaole. fl'" W.
China, Germany, Roumania' turkey are
oa,tine rapidly beyond peace point.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-13

DURING the triennial conclaye oil .ne
Knights remplar, at San Francisco na'l'e
wines were used at all the banque's' AS
rssuls the Knights left the wine vaults anu
cellars of Frisco nearly empty, so the ao'
v;ces from there say.
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JoHs ROACH, the ship-buiider' testinea
hefors the subcommittee OF the senate 'ii''
he was in early life tramp. ina. prov.
ably accounts Tor the sang froid ana cheeA
with which he begs the government ior
nrotection Handouts"
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GEORGIA is setting her southern sisters d
,r;I,iant aud worthy exemple' but they
are following it as they should 10. ueoi
o;,,s manufactured products will aggregate
nearly $500, 600, 600 this year.
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Trnnhl,u. Peasant. u.

AeRAN, Sept. H. The peasants between
Gina and Peterine are in full rebellion.
The movement is directed chiefly against
the land owners. A strong military force
was dispatched TO the scene OF disturb ance.
No particulars have been received.
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IsploArioSs.
wrp srspAy. sEprEMBEH ~. 1883

Tu,y have AN aspiring staff on the
A,chison. Kansos, Champion Inc ea'.oi
,n.cbie, IS candidate for governor a"" wv
..so,a,s editor for secretary OF state.
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rureoc. that none of the heayily'insuteu
summer.resort hotels we're ourneu a,.,na
season speaks well for the business curing y
,he summer. They were well pAtrohi@su
where.
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TIE oorrox conrLroarIoxs.

his whispered In cotton circles that the
cotton buyers or ct least some ofthsn. vii
prer.r chsrees aesinst the p-eseut Dubiil
ueighers. M-~srs- smith aud fo7ee, chere
4 . 7hsrn urIrh reinr ircompeteDt 70 reigb
'rfe huvers 81 fhat the ge1Ebts q cotton
vrririIrd q boih Dlaces feIi sn0rt 81 The c1rn
,I-tss al the weights Eisen By ne Dunlic
-eirhe-s. TIE pnD'ic re Ehers c-elm that
tf,sr eIve tue. bones = lEht. TIE fa-m
e-s bod m ss.-1nesiinE here He1nesnaI
81 TIE courtb1rre-
wrrTIrn AZ E1sE Hill
c-rf s-rnp la-n-rs - r - Hi assel1-
Nd n rrs- rneellr|r II y Grnb n rnf ell
- ~ ~ ctnir. and std thf otisct ~ ne
r-rrffrr. erd Jane a Wine - sIrc-tr
urrreta y I'D . CT NJ - - 80 ~ o1s
- .f-rrlrtef b. tha rrsir p Srarrer
Il Ard---Cn. J. n EIts-. III d. Lr4Irz.
HsnrT HTsI On uoiicr 7. p enhrn
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]. A. WHITE. Secretary.

REPLY TO OUTSIDER.
MARSHALL, Sept. OIL Editor HERALD. j
The remarks by Outsider" on the cotton
weighing difficulty are much to the pur'
pose as far as they go. AS no remedy has
been suggested permit me to offer one.
Weigh the cotton before sale. Weighel
can tag the bale aud give certificate OF
weight. Cotton will then 70 upon the
market, each buyer will then see aud judge
for himeslf.
1t could readily be moved from Wagon
and dropped back into its place. Who
then ought not to be satisfied?
ION THE Wing"
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of he eoe,fomen, would have all the tb'
ls,,ionsble features connected With II. IL
W aid belray backward, begging spirit
4 ijica,o an undemocfatlo sentiment be-
tfly want ofindependence and a disposi
/ on averso TO putting our hands into our
pockets and educating the youth OF the
soutn that would hur. us immeasuraVy IN
many quarters. Bu there are other
objections none the less weighty.
A raid Of this kind once made upon the
n national treasury, and there Is no telling
where II would stop. Give the states such
powerful aid and they will continue ony
the more constantly TO depend upon ~
until at last II will be next to impossible TO
arouse the people to exertions in their own
behalf in the premises. And then other
commonwealths and territories, who are
unfortunate in the handling OF their
finances, when once the practice OF national
aid in such matters has become we'll
grounded policy, will demand their snare
and other begging schemes for other pur-
poses will be started, until the Federal
government will operate as great quarter
master simply for collection OF begging
states. The whole matter is but another OF
the many phases of the development and
advocacy of the paternai lcea
in government. A people VIII
have thorough aud effective educational
system only when ascitizens of certain
community they put their hands into their
rockets and take out direct and sufficient
tax tor educational purposes. Only und'r
such a condition of affairs will they take
that interest in schools and institutions Of
learning that will render them a success.
What we work or toll or pay Tor is matter
of much greater concern, an object OF much
greater solicitude to us than the aims that
are bestowed by some distant, and, as IN
this case, impersonal benefactor. 1t is a
sentimental. unwise begging and GIT
scheme that we cannot approve OF, ana
sbou.'y hose success we should entertain
grave doubts, and we therefore would re-
ioice to see the Louisville convention say
70 the world that the south is able to ano
determined upon educating its own chill
dren.
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O1tticmr1.
BAD BLOOD.
SCROFULOUS,
INHERITED,



IN 1870 Scrofulous Ulcers broke out on my tndy
l until my breast was one mass of corruption
Some of these Ulcers were not less ,han or @
and one half iuch in diameter the edges
rough ragged, ana Sc emingly d adj. the cavity
open to the bone and filed with offensi G mat
ter Everything. known to the medical facuitr
vas tiled in vain. Gradually the bone itself
became seased and then the suffering began
in earnest. B ne ulcers began TO take the place
Of those hitherto on the su face. l became a
mere wreck. For months at time oon'd not
&c my nands to my head because of extreme
soreness. Could not turn IN bed. Knew not
what it was to be an hour free from pan. Had
re son to look upon life itself as a curse. In the
summer Of 1880, after 'er years of this wre'ched
existence, began 10 use the Gu icura Remedies,
and after two years persistent use of Them the
last ulcer has healed The dread disease has
succumbed. All over the breast where was
once mass of corruption is now a healthy
skin. My weight has increased from one hun
bred aud twenty three TO one hundred and fifty
six pounds. and the good work is still going on.
feei myself new man, and all through the
Cuticura Remedies.
JAMES f. RICHARDSON.
Cos ON House, New Orleans,
Sworn 10 before United States Commissioner
CRAWFORD.
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The Univssliy Of HIssIssippi,

Al DLEUED.
7 uirrr r. 70 rTerJ br1s ~ Lsf stn1er.s
7 rs irs.itu.'11 III urt1 ~ rErt seszIo1 -
IL cs1-zr = cozplste ne F.cuisT = 1r-r.
M rrrrrI ars rerT -rfsrnts
Tts rtrls IrE1ItulIrr n cror - Ion rl1rE-
Frr rrtsI1rrr1 49, IN 'r~r strr nrrlT - Co.
a. r. trruaE-. CrarrrIrr-
HI Sullivan. sscrsx1-
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St. MarY's School.

10. ga Poplar strcst Memphis. Tenn-
A ss1sct B1rrdirr ard Day School for T0unr
Infies and ChlIdrEn unde IRE chE-Er % he
rters 81 81 4 a.. ~ ne rIscup1l CtI1rrh.
Nurbrr ~ D1r Pupils liuI,ea 70 one hundre1e
bnarflnr rIrIs % fweurT-fVe Seven tnnr-
rrrt,T 1uaIIfef frrTrurtura. IrrmE HuErL
fritfrr r. Err1rh lrfin an DIEwlnr md
bnntsI SO pER 1ENuM Fnr I'm irforms-
iion arrlT n SISTER in Charrz
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University Of Virginia

begin 18th July. 1888 and end i2fh aepiember'
Have proved 81 signal usf-ist, 10 students who
design 70 pufsue their Studies at tn or other
Law School. %, 70 those Who PROPOSE TO read
privately, and g., to ractitioners who have not
bad the advantage of syst matte instruction.
For cinculer apply Up o. University Of Val 70
I0HN u MIN0R Pm Com. and alnt Law.
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Washington & Lee University.

LEXINGTON. VA.
rnstruc ton IN the usual Aosdrmic esufies
ana In the professional schools Of Lsu md En-
glneerne. Location healthfuE expaDse< nod
ernta. Next session opens Sept 21 FDr c.ia-
logue address CLERK Of the Faculty.
O W C. LIZ President.
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Vanderbilt University.

NASHVILLE TENNEssEF.
srssIos 1sSs-si.
The Academic, Biblical and Law Depart
ments omen SEPTEMBER The Medical ben
tai and Pharmaceutical Departments open OC-
TOBER1 The appliances for Scientific Educs-
tim are unEurpasse1. The rchool Of Engineer
Register and further information, address the
Secretary Of the Faculty
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-10-11
ROSWELL.

The town council have bought the brick
Acadamy from the Presbyterian Church.
This shows how our Authorities are looking
out for the future. The church will build
a parsonage with the money obtained from
the sale
The protracted meeting at the Metho
dist church is quite interesting Several
have been added to the church Elder }.
r Mayson is attending the meeting
"A series of services commenced at the
Christian church Saturday night. Rev. T.
NJ. Foster is conducting the meeting
Mr. H. NJ. Penland our depot agent,
was married to Miss Mary Falkner, on the
4th inst May happiness and prosperity at
tend them
DR. A. w. Lawton of Atlanta. was the
guest, of Mr.. G. A. Dunwody, Que night
last week.
Mr.. H. " Bayne of Decatur is stopping
at the hotel He is buying cotton and con
signing to Harvell & PARROT, of Atlanta
Mr.. ). j. Bradley left here last week
for Florida He will make it his future
home.
Miss Lee Jack, of Atlanta, is visiting
her grandmother, Mrs. Bates.
Mr.. J. S. Wood and family have re-
turned home Mr.. Woods health is i'm
proved.
Mr.. James WILEY dropped dead last
Tuesday, near Arnold's mills in Cherokee
county.
Key. Mr.. Lloyd preached at the Baptist
Church last Sunday.
Our merchants and Mr.. Bayne are
keeping our little railroad busy hauling
cotton The market has been lively for a
few days
...Messrs Webb s. Gunter are adding to
their store house with view of increasing
their business.
REPORTER.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-10-11

On Wednesday evening Sd inst, at 7
O'Clock, at the Baptist Church, Mr.. Will. j.
Barton, of Atlanta, was united in marriage
to Miss Georgia York, daughter of Mr. A.
w. York, of this place. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. l. NJ. Springer, in
a concise and beautiful manner. The nup-
tials were witnessed by a large number OF
our citizens who crowded into the church
long before the time The happy couple
left on the : Al train for Atlanta, their fu
ture home. The bride is young lady pos
sessing many lovely traits of character, well
calculated to adorn and beautify the home
of the excellent and worthy young man
with whom her life is linked in destiny. Our
wish is that their happiness and love may
be as deep as the sea- and their sorrows as
light as it's foam.
The bride was the recipient Of many
beautiful and costly presents.