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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-01-29

Meat for tramps-Cold shoulder.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-01-29
Cbe Marietta guurnal.

MARIETTA, GA,
THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 20, 1885.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-01-29

A headless ghost is frightening the
people of Ephrata. How would it do
to put head on it.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-01-29
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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-01-29

The people of Gordon county will
vote on the whisky question on the
10th of February.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-01-29

''The Mite'y Dollar"-That made
up of church-collection pennies.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-01-29
Business CARDS.
DIR. Il. nj. ALLEN.

sS%A RESIDENT DENTIST,
LIZ HAVING enjoyed the conf
dence and patronage of the community for
twenty-five years, is in active practice with
all necessary improvements and material, at
prices reasonable enough to suit the most
economical Office, North-sde of Square
over j. H. Barnes old store, Marietta, Ga.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-01-29
Taking Care of the Body.

Springtime-A watch movement.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-18

us sn' the cssss.' said The squire sesersl,
when he had detailed What be bad heard
''Ths bess thing you can do is 70 resign
When Mr.. Eidsrbsrry hsd told the s.cry
OF bis vacation. aud explained that the
money Ls bad earned 10 the cucumber
Asid bAd part Of il gone 10 swell thu church
ni~sionary account. the cemmittse we're
uoiI6sd; bat there vas still ranking
feeling that hs had diagrsssd ths church.
Ths vintss pAssed and tho spring was
blossoming into summer. when FIintv'lls
~ eIectsiAsd BY The news thAi Mr.. Elder
barry Asd ean y Gypsum Centre. and
~ offered el.soo asA . parsonage
's1ts ell eons from that old Scran hs
worked for on the Mile Strip, last summer.
said Squire Pogs 70 DeA Harp. "Scrau's
sons deacos in the Gypsum Centre shsrch.
I sesn the old TELLER last week, an seE be
I nsvsr had . man on the place that put 10
The lieks Eldsrbsrry did. sss hs; an vhss
you want 10 drive your new preacher, M.
Chabb. ost o tovn. sex be. ssnd hin
- ~ -"
~ .ysh.ahi@ sissuiatsd Dsa Harp.
With N azprsssivs shake Of his head. III
he can't 60 10 his fathers or his fsthsr.in-
laws or--or soms'srsrs respectable, Mr..
Chubb won't Gil no vacation"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-18

The following story Of m engineer on
western railway shows how fast the coun-
~ is growing. We Dc not hold ourselves
responsible for the truth Of the story. bui
We do not hesitate to say that it 10 mot
much OF > story compared with tha'
told by the western man who makes an
effort.
Que day was driving my engine over
the prairie at the rate Of forty miles "a
hour without house 10 sight, and sup
posing the nearest town 10 bs thirty miles
distant But asl glanced ahead ! wAs
astonished to see that was approaching
large city. rubbed my eyes. thinking
it was mirage.
Jim, said TO the fireman, what's this
plsses
Blamed II knovi says Jim staring out
Of the cab. declare il ain't . new town
growed up here since We went over the
line yesterday!
believe you are right. Jim. Ring
the bell or We shall run over soms.
bodyl
So I slowed up and ws pulled into Z
large depot. where mors'n Avs hundred
people were waiting TO see the nrst train
come into the place. The conductor
learned the name Of the station. put
it down on tho schedule. and ws went
on.
Jim. says !, - We pulled out. keep
your eyes open for new towns. First
thing you know veil bs ruuuiu' BY some
strange place.
That's 80! says Jim, en- had n't We
better git ons Of the brakeman 70 watch
out on the rear platform Of the last car
for towns that spring mp after the engine
gets by.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-18

Ars yoa mol the lisutsnaas vho vss Il
commssd of . nsssas battery near Bland
ford censsssy u Pstsrsburys
Yes. he answered.
Aud doat yoa rsmsnbss tvo olaccr'
coming 70 your battery one night and
saying they had come out 70 sss soms
morsar.nsiugf
Yea. and have been looking for then
ever since.
Well. I an one cf them. and my com
psuion was usu. ---- :. also Of The Union
army.
Am very glad " NEST ron, ssid shs
Lieut. Esslsssoa. but II had kss~n who
you we're st ths time. you would not b.
talking 70 me aos.
So I knew than. vss the reply. W.
did start out to ~ The nortar.nring. just
y ! Told you; and W alpo iutsaded TO 20
10 the skirmish line. But " got Into
ihs wrong battery. You rsmsmber that
our skirnish iiss NJ Up 10 vhat was .
march vhsa ~ Asst eol V Pstsybprs,
ssd shsl Il really pslalsd hsAiaa ysps
line. Wall " "a V the end " ovr, W.
d the marsh. bat Il hsd dried up. and
after W had wandered around there for Z
while confused BY the shells flying 10 dif-
isrent directions. 70 suddenly found eur
selves right u your battery. We sat there
in the ditch for almost two hous. Won
dsring what " could DO; W could hear
every word that your men said. Had ws
bssn 10 uniform W should have goas
right in and surrendered; bat ws knew
that our white clsthss would bs taken -
disguisss, and that vs shoald hare been
arrested - spies.
Undoubtedly, said Lieut.. E.
So ws concluded TO 90 10 and pretend
that We wsrs oil right but without our
names. After We got out Of your battery
we went back 10 our lines easily enough.
While ws were standing thsrs talking 70
you we we're getting our bearings % ~ 10
got back. / have thought Of thst night
thousand times, and wondered II I would
ever meet that lieutenant who made ~
stand under the nrs Of our own batteries
for half an hour without saying . word
about bomb-proofs. And as soon as |
heard your voice thought that l recog.
nized the one that said, "Touch up the
battery, Joe.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-18

Small Boy 10 young minists,) = NJ.
Wstergrusl. were you bali player before
yon got groiy
Young Minister Yes my buy. is-
lenged 10 bsss ball cIsb when vss 10
college
Small oy--Did you--
AnSioss Mother Johnny. don't bother
M. wstergrusl any more. Ran out ssd
play sith yor sister.
small boy --AII night, msv. Did yOu
play 90 bsse. Mr.. Wsisfgrssli
Yong Minister No. ! generally tisysd
right 6elI.
Abrions Mother (vsry snxiously) -Nov.
run along. Johnny.
SmsIi Boy lsith srsss usctios) : Well.
! tboosht ycu plsysd oSs u ths hAsss.
'csuss father says you're o6 yosr hsss,
Anxious Mother sioks thsosgb ~
docr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-18
H...l Thieves.

-sA crack hotel thieves ordinarily trsve
- though they are, to al appear
10 pairs. q. = each other. The frs
ances. unknown !. 81 4 I hotsl the,
night aftsr registering = the CHAM.
sleep late, aud when roussd b, -oou
bermsid request her 10 call then at
When the maid has completed bsr labors
10 the corridor In which their rooms ars
located, and while one thief stands on
watch. bis confederate effects 90 entrance
to an unoccupied room by means Of y
skeleton key, and closes the door bshind
him.
He then rapidly borss : hole immedi.
ately over the bolt, aad GIls up each end
With white putty. II the lock IL : double
one. ~ IL the case in many 6vst~clas.
hotels. small hole Il dsilisa tLrosyh Il,
80 that ths nippers sAu bs used sn the
inside lock 10 turning the ksy Atsr shs
victim has retired. "A bali dozen rooms
can Be "6zsd" 10 this wsy within 40 hour.
This completes the work for the morn.
Jog The afternoon Il ussd ia max
ing themselves solid" With ths regular
guests over the bar and 10 wstshiog The |
register for guests assigned 10 The "Axsd'
rooms.
When every one hes goes 10 bsd ons
thief resumes bis watch sad pipes or
the wstchusn while his confsdsrAts works
tbs rooms. This u done ia short order.
and the thieves ere away BY daylight.
The tools ussd By the holsI thieves srs I
y the 6ssst tempered stssl. and sossist
81 : "bsr-ksy." used Tor opening big
locks. set of elk bits. arranged Tor eth.
IT stem OF tumblsr locks; . small drill.
Gle. . sectional stsm OF "viddy." several
pieces Of wire and pair Of nippers
Some putty or pigment u also ioeludsd
IA tbs Kit, which Is sssiIy carried sboai
he person.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-18

PAh. ssksi yotay Johaais Jarply
wbst il . dsfsuitsrf
He l. man vho ios<s mosSv that
does rot bsIosg to him. ny sou. replied.
Mr. Jvply.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-18

CAs roc Iongsr doubs positive sssss.
tionsY psrson says ''DR. GRAVES
HEART REGULATOR did me . vssil
cf good. nothing ! ever ussd before did
me any good. Il just cured ne of Hsass
Disease. ei.o0 per bottle u dsss.
gists
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-18

Tas HorsKxKKrxs sho hes set s.sl
pYLE'S PEAHLIXE sbosIi not vsit
sisy iosser vithost bsvins II 10 tbs hoses.
A. - article 70 wsks vsshssg sssy.
without inisry 10 The aassl fabric. Il y
uasquslisd.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-18

A bad man. Haw. havl laughed Clar.
snce Fitxgudgeon. going into the Qnrsn
City Club ioafrie the other evening; I've
had such an experience on the street.
don't you knowi
Ah, indeedl inquired Captain johnson.
lazily; what vas it'
Why, my deah iellah, just - ! va
coming 10 fouah aw five hoodlums sur.
wounded and shoughted. .'dood. dood.
dood." in : veal thweatening msnnah.
don't you knowi
Did you knock any Of them downt
Oh, NO.
You didn't Well. what did you do,
Wy. my dsah felah. wan up the steps
veal wspidly. and when wsschsd The
top I shook my umbwella at them. sjssa-
latel wstsi and slammed ths dosh in tlirI.
ah faces with gwsst vigsh
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-18

They wers standing by tbs ,iver sils
the posticaI Miss RAvsIIe aud tho sobsv.
prosaic Noodles.
Doyou know, she sighed. that when !
behold the msjsssis Ohio 10 iss nd courss
70 tbs Father Of Waters. . feeling Of sitter
Insignincsncs possesses mss
Yes. naturally, replied The prossic young
man.
Alb, she continued. needless Of tbis apt
observation remsmber wildly wlIsn, ~
child. wadsd 10 II its murky margin
and isIt there was something iIl,mitsbls
~ its depths.
knew yon we're born IL Cnisago. said
vouug man, but didn't thiak yonr
ths = large W that.
lest we're -.s said. hastily dropping
3 Youus man. '.oply ny foot 70 tbs
lsr horii manner. III. "shiek J w
BOSOM Of Jour pants you w.. !
,oF0 Ia Patagonia.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-18
And whss 10 . ansnc.esi
oas vho hanss ou 10 il
4-s-rr--~---~o sep~-A.,A-s-~
We~l1ss as ~ sAs Jslss.

Jim Webster ~as hsousL, sp l.iors a.
Asssiu jsstics of .hs PsAce. Il ~ tse
Same old charge that ussL 10 bother
hin 10 Galveston. An.r The evidence
vas oil 70. The Judge With . psrplss.a
look. said:
But | do mol eonpsshesd. Webster. hev
IL vas possible for you 10 sl~sl ,h.s-
ehickens. when they we're roossins rlsLl
under tho owners ~iudov. and there svss
two vicious dogs Ia ths yard.
Hit wouldn't 40 yer mt II s...l.
Jsdgc, fur mo tss spiaia how | coiciw.l
dem chickena for ysr couida. do w ~.
sslf d yer tried his forty times. an ysr
might git yer hide fall Of bactshos lie
berry fust Tins you put Yer lss ol~s d.
isncs. Do be- vay fsr you V 90. Jsdss,
Il fur yss b buy yer shisksss In d. nss-
hek - vhsa you vsats Ter commit aay
sesssliat. a. ~ = 4 ssaeA, vhar yos
- = hsaA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-18


During Shsrman's march 10 the seS,
the Boys in Blue sometimes rssortsl
to strategic measures to all the mess pot.
One day burly soldier attached strong
line Of thread to his bayonet; at the other
end was = small hsh.hook seductiysly
baited. Passing an Irishwomsn's CABIN.
be dropped bis hook among . hosk d
geese and caught big gandes. Al hs
started of on the double-qnick, ths
woman noticed her pet gandsr rapidly
following the rstreating soldier. and. not
suspscting the cause, came promptly .
the rescue with:
Arrah. nov. me- dArlint. don't ruu.
Sure the gandsr wont burt ysE me
honey?
l know be will. The burned thing
means businessl replied The defender Of
the flag, Is hs disappeared over hill
with the squeaking gandsr in hot pur-
suit.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-18
EOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
Psrm Of ninety acrss, eighty u ploes !
iapd Yen OF wood locA buijdinns' Arss arsSss
asd garden q fruit trees and smsil lsetls. IN
!ocsiion. bali nile from Maschsslsr villsss.
HAN cAsh doun hsiascs @estssgs. 'Ysjes e1.0oN,
Manchester. ". March iitA, lSeS g
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-18

An AFxous man vho spbsoribsd iy ,
religious paper some time aso ssnt ; lst-
tsr 70 The editor 70 stop IL 10 which hs
said:
We dad the 0ila Ho~isy, our lncAi ~
pr. mush livlisi than yonr old milk and
wsbsr affair. Besides. you havst played
. sqsAys game IN ysur 'sds' Ny viie
bought pair Of csrssts yoa advertise,
and blamsd Il they didn't burst ID shSss
weeks. and W uss them now 70 mend ths
chicken coop. Itook half dossn Of The
dsad shot pills you putisd up in reading
notice. week before last and The NEXT dsy
/ was 90 sick that oil the doctors 10 the
town psblishsd bullstins about ny ap.
proachiag dsstA, and The boys ssid I ha(
the jim jams. For these reasons, have
determined to quit your pepper and rcd
tho Horier only. A. know Il alvays
lies, unless il 10 paid 10 tell the truth. y
cant lead me into temptation.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-18
THE OLD
Rutland Savings Bank.
Organised In 1881.

cosisrsss 70 ree<ivs deposits daily AsA alIeS
lstsrsst fscn the &rt cf every nesiA. pov1ki r
sszuasy ssd July let. IN saeh year. Iks kasl
u ;soa. .t<o and
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-18
CASH SURPLUS or GO. GOO.

Mosk. corner sf NsrsAsnss nv ~ C.rsS'
ssrsss. opposst< tbs depot. u sAaeS nns.
pean cp<n To- keei6eee - q - - |,
n 80 al bass4ss dAss ~ ~ usst-
wN- y FIELD, rrostAsns.
...... -. ~ y xxtAooe. 1sssssrss;
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-05-27
l., on County Items.

The following news items are from
the Lyon County Times of last Satur-
day.
The wife of Lutte Davis, of Sutro.
presented him with fine boy baby on
the Goth.
w. B. Sanders, of Mason Valley has
lost ten head of young cattle from
bloating on alfalfa.
Last Thursday night Mason Valley
was visited by heavy white frost
which ruined all the early planted
vegetables in the gardens. Potatoes
have now been cut down the fourth
time by frost.
Last Wednesday two employees at the
Rock Point mill had dispute about
the amount of work that each did ia a
shift, and one of them Mcdonald,
claimed that his partner, Llndenbaum,
was SOLDERING" on him. This angered
the German, and after some hard
words Mcdonald was knocked into
the. slum tank and somewhat bruised.
Both men are now taking their Sum.
mer vacation.
Yesterday afternoon about one
O'clock Wesley Beal and B. l. Truman
started together from town for the
Sutro ranch for the purpose of bring,
ing up a couple of mules. They were
in light buggy drawn by single
horse When near the gate leading
into the ranch the horse became fright
ened at the sight of Chinaman with
some baskets lover his shoulder, began
to run. When "a short distance this
side of The gate thurman jumped out
Beal, however, remained in the buggy
until he was thrown out, and his head
struck the gate-post with fearful force.
Truman, upon regaining his feet,
found Beal in an unconscious coudi.
ton with blood running from his nose
and ears. 1t being some distance to
the house, and being afraid to leave
The injured man alone, thurman stayed
with him tor about three hours when
an Indian came along who was imme-
diately sent with message to George
Rammelkamp. Mr.. r. came with IA
wagon and brought Beal to town. DR..
Hazlett was Immediately called in and
DIR. Benson was also telegraphed for,
but little could be done by them to
relieve he sufferer Ii Is thought that
the skull is fractured AS we 60 to
press Beal is still lying in an uncon.
scious state.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-05-27
A Duet,

Two of the musicians of Hall & Zlm
mer's band had little time all to
themselves after the ball broke up.
They opened with Finnegan's Wake,
in the key of Asia Minor, the little one
contining himself to the leger lines
below and playing arpeggios con
amore andante. The other chap made
bass cleft feint with his left pedal
da capo and gave the little one whole
note rest on the side walk, where he
couldn't ante any more. Here one OF
Beelhoven's symphonies for four feet
was played on the planks until the
medley closed by the under man sig.
nfying his entire satisfaction in two
bars of Mozarts requiem. The upper
one, judging by the tenor of the re-
mark that the measure was completed,
executed a short solo movement in
basso rellevio allegro, and harmony
was restored.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-05-27
Ihn Cnre Of Teeth.

1t is fact that mulitudes have seri-
Gus cause TO regret that parents are
not aware of the urgent importance of
close attention to their children's teeth
during both childhood and youth. The
matter of the first importance to all is
health, and defactive teeth have more
serious effect upon health than space
and time VIII now allow me to show.
With the failure OF the teeth comes
indigestion, with its many serious
results, and II condition of system that
brings greater liability to contract
all sorts of diseases, contagious or
otherwise. The permanent teeth. that
first and most frequently need care,
come back OF The first set, at siXyears
of age; and if the teeth of either or
both of the parents are poor, these Of
the children or very liable to require
the care Of n dentist any time between
their appearance until ten or fifteen
years VI aeo vi NC ios,, DcsldeS al
amount OF pain and Inconvenience
suffered that would be difficult to
describe. AS important as all know
education and accomplishments to be,
the demand tor care of the teeth Is
hardly-no. not of secondary impor.
lance
NJ. w. PARSONS, dentist.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-05-27
Three Books Given Away.

We will send abe following three
books free: Ladies Private Companion
n complete medical adviser FOR women
illustrated and bound in cloth, CORNER
price 81 00, Fun and Candy, 4S page
book telling how to make over 100
kinds of candies and other sweet things
handsomely bound, Former price 80
cents, and Ladies Guide to Fancy
Work, a practical instructor in all
kinds of art matters, containing "a
large 4column pages, over 200 hand.
some illustrative engrayings, and well
bound, to any lady who sends so cents
for six months iria, subscription to the
Housewife, large l6 page journal
devoted to fashions, fancy work, art
recreatlons, how to cook, and house
hold matters. IT, you will send $500
for four friends, you will each receive
all the above, and we will send you an
elegant hand mirror. For club of so
we give ladies' gold watch. Address
The Housewife Pub. CO Nunda, N. Y
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-05-27

As an evidence of the fioui ishing
prospects of this section the citizens
point with PRIDE To our extraordinary
criminal record. For bloody encoun-
ters. this county has now the best
record, and it is well known that such
ahrays are but opponents of the lively
times either present or anticipated.
Another pleasant matter for con-
temptation is thenumber of weddings.
Straws show which way the wind
blows, unless they get into an eddy,
and they sail right along here. The
contracting parties have faith in the
future, and both fighters and lovers
help smooth the pathway of the slrug-
Cling country newspaper. The fighters
make Items and the weddings have u
tendency, IN the natural course of
events, to increase the number of sub
scribers if the paper has the good luck
to run for twenty.one years like the
Austin ReceiLe, which has entered Its
44lh volume, and has the congratula-
tons of the BULLETIN.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-05-27
CORYvILLE CIR - PPINGS.

A few men are working in the Mount
Cory.
Work on the Jumbo tunnel will soon
be resumed.
There is talk of small mill for
Coon Hollow.
There will soon be four or five pay
ing mines in Coryvlle.
A day shift has been put on the
Gypsy Queen by Al Finney.
Another ledge has been uncovered
IN the North Star ground. 1t assays
we'll
The milkman sticks TO his can and
never makes Squaw Creek water with
the COW juice.
The Snow Bird, North Star aud Sill
yer Brick mines are all sending out ore
of good quality.
Coryvile still supports barber who
| carries on his regular business Oh
Sunday, and on week days poishes
the head of drill.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-05-27

The wake ri the March winds which
has extende In May makes kite fly
| ing The seasouaOie amusement, and the
| superior wisdom of nature or Prov.
dence in providing, in advance, for
necessities To arise is again manifested.
The Sundays school boys have another
proof that Whatever IS, is right" A
short time since it was proposed to set
the idle jurymen and Witnesses al work
cleaning the streets and burning up
the fragments of old Indian wearing
apparel so literally distributed over
vacant lots. 1t was supposed that if
there was anything of which further
use was utterly out of the question, the
cast off garments of Pluto Indians
might supply Ike article, but kite time
has relieved the jurymen OF a little
work, and the old shirts, petlicoats and
an extensive assortment of severely
injured uncomfortable clothing supply
the boys with convenient and service
able tails for their kites. OF a truth,
nothing is made in VAN, and the illus
tration of the utility OF everything
makes Sunday kite flying, with
flutes shirt for the tassel of kite, a
permissible, if not religious recrea.
tim
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-05-27
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Fer Boys and Girls

We shall give a"ay several thousand
dollars in presents before August frs!
including Solid Gold watches, Jewelry
Guns, Revolvers, Violins, Banjos,
Guitars, Music Boxes, Tool Chests,
Telescopes, and everything an intelii.
gent boy or girl could desire.
Ii you want the model magazine FOR
the youth of the 10Th century, send 25
cents for three months trial subscrip
ton and lists of presents. A handsome
pocket knife or something OF greater
value guaranteed to all sending. Send
for your friends anL receive the presents
Address, Nat. Youths Monthly, Buffalo
N "