davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1885-07-01
SpenR aoIont.

Gn 9reuifripsr fra &amerun til
Stockh. Dagbl. mebbsler, at ban ps
nosIe andre iuenite 5anbeIsmanS bsrs
nebe BAT tisbt ca. l suabratsW iI
9anO, WupaniuIanbet, Of 6ons Mlos
iasiO rs pIantet bet ~iuenite 6Ias pau
fit rpuun0ue 2anbomraabe. gn Gis
mes Bel / gsit for Rupuniu Iisssr en-
Iiben, 6-7 aar summsI, gp gtunbiO.
SuObpsssrue 81 8 MGnb fsrubeu auius
bsr o9 Born. 2anbomraubet er bog
temmeIis fort. griisn paa en- 9y
retter fig sfter GoItemGn9bsn; ubyrtet
Serb ouises fem fuIbft2nbiS uarbiIss.
- Den 27be 9scbr. tisbte ri ben
II Zines Sci s~lieufOr Wupuniu Iiss
gsube gy 2etumbi, nGften bobbsIt iuu
for iOm Wapanja o9 su pi9tis Sans
beIspIabs. gt beiiebe bsrpaa bet iOens
ite GIus Os iaIutsrebs msb tire 9epGrs
iaIusr. 5 2etumbi boIbes Der Waarteb
buer ste Dag, o9 bet beisSes taIri9t
al 6OIi FIN be fsite ggsr Iige frG
agiien i'll IuEst igb / 9aubet. 5ru
bet Snbrs fcres YaImstierner, 9aIs
msuiu, 9IutaRsr, Suiu, 5sns O.i.u.
bsriiI % bOrtbgttes for 9sier, SaIt Os
9Obat NJ. NJ. fra europa. - Den 90.
Qsc6r. :i9bt: ri ousuuRunts gn Gtunos
10 ben beitaor at 10, 600 Sbr. Gaub. Z.
Sanuar bsiisbss bet iUeuite alag.
2anbst er ftittst for gebpsseIis uf
5pibs, SIimatst CT bra, Sorben frusts
bar; aataO, &afis, Cutler, Din, Sn.
bi9o m. NJ. tan bprtts Der. 6uube
Ui, Ga VI tom eertit, Sxrst Iorlyaeps
ms6 6uIomast til al tuge eano / ass
fbbeIie for ben iusufts Stat pa til at
belize bet trstuusebs alag, iaa ituIbs
bsIe 9ptsR fra goto (uRr EDITORIAL
I'll 6tio bel 9tty uaret iuenit, Og Sps.
rise bsrmeb uarst / gsfbbeIie Of ben
imuttsite os uGrbifuIbsits SOIOni paa
afritas 9eittpt. gu faar ut brine
6o.rstnin9sn tuu for sssn 5lssuiug.
Decorah-posten., 1885-07-01
Raturliee Tarper paa lIle.

gsb at tarbe ~faerrsr bib ss Tort 6aoreuIo tan man
ueb SPinbins fau ct mutt farpst SIa85 Som, Der er Ianst
at fOrstratte for bet tunitist f~arpeOs, ba bet bsbolOsr i'm
5arue IissOpefOr al SIass Suitnins, lite imittsr of %
besuOsn ct %5iIi9sre. gsS at inhbIuube en- itsrrs susr min.
bre MGnsSe Tort uIb zen spios, tan man f~rembringe uus
5arussraber msIsm m~srtb,unt % Ips quadrant. gn S9nos
.bIaupiss af en- 5isrbebsI sqs en- 6smtsSeI fort lib sper
en- sraa 5arpe Yasisnbs til St,Ou,psr; omtrent ben baIus
Waensbe frsmbrinsg en- iuut, ip6 5otoIubebruu RO!sr, iom
uaeaI;a ssnsr fig for Gam, Der faI uGpes.
Decorah-posten., 1885-07-01
6arpnins at TaareifinS mes ltlsen paa.

Smutte 6aareitinb msb paste lang lib pa afsipsr,
naar be bIipsr bersbt paa en- ristis Waabs, iRsbsIes psns
os parms SsnsstGpper for giuteIb-us. @uruninssn fore.
saar paa fsIssnbs Isaabe: Bran taser l SbeitefuIb msO
alun % 2 absteer SaIpeter % fisher % bIanoer bette
sobt. Wssb bette quIper ~inbsnioss Stinbst8 aisbf6e gO6t,
bporpaa bet IGssss iammeu meb lIIbsu uo os op5enss6
PEG ct Stsb, bpOr bet tan tome. @r bet iua sier rosIs
Oasss 6orIsb bgspen tS,t, tuss5 bet nsb, itrubes aIbeIes
rent Os snibss, inbtiI bel sr mpBt. 0eiuu llIben fuI
iarues, maa ben uaites ~ierbeIes rea atsb 9aub Os Sabe Os
torres aIbsIss, for man fticsr til 5arDnins. s SsgsIsn
piI naaa 2aa stbuert apOtbet tanns faa tlsbt be bertiI mob:
usnbise 6arpsitOffe t~iaisemsb 8russunpisuins. nm
Decorah-posten., 1885-07-01
On Saffer til Sultansn af SanSit

On Sgiier til Sultanen at Zanzibar
sit for pmtrsnt IA Iar fiben ousr til
ariitenbommeu os siftsbe fig uieb en-
b~amborsit &iebmanb, aucts. Nsu
Sultunen, mob buis Billie bette ftsbe,
inbbroS bsrfor benbes 6ormus. ale
Soriss paa at foriOne ben fra TT Diem
bortFpstsbe meb 8rOberen, misIpttsoes.
2Gstsitubst par besuarre al insen lang
garisbeb, TIL aIerebe efter faa Vars
SorIsb bortrepes 9gstefeaen fra ben
arabiife Yriniesie ueb 0Sben. pan
bIeu fort ousr uf en- Sporposn. Nu
opboIber gnten, Der aIpelss otrer lt9
for gsrnenss SpbraseIie. Jig I 8sln.
8sn tpbfte Setter, Der bar taset lts a
benbe, bar inbrsmmst ct at SsrnsHs'
en- intelligent 0rens, en- 5riplaus pad
ct atabemi for at ban tan blue no'
baunet til officer. Den forbsnuareno'
! qriniesle siuer M llnbsrpisntns I be-
arabiife Spros.
Decorah-posten., 1885-07-01
Sprtfjernelfe af Suetiebee.

Bill man bIiue init 5ustisbsb aieIosrsn euu andre
I~isuenbe Steber, ba siSr man bette usb at its puIueriieret
chlOrcalcium paa ct grsbt Os opitiIe bette iaalebes, at
Bet inbtussr en- beIbenbs Stiuius, ueb ben enc GuOe ct
Graus susr ct Sab. Chlorcalcium tratter al 6ustisbsosn
til fig iaa mssst iom bet SobbsIte af i'm ssen gGst, os,
10 f~ustisers 9uften Ell, bsitO ~burtissrs riuber chlOrcalciumen
nsb SGbst Sorm of @rsb. 9absr mon iuu bet bert
inbsboIbts gaub faa anIsbnins til at forbunts Oppe fri
9uft, unbsr paauirtnins af SoIsn (. Gr. ba Tan man
BRUCE Stofst paanpt, Os pua ben IRuate bOlbs &iaIbsren
itabi9 ter. MN
Decorah-posten., 1885-07-01
Retp 5irhmuub, q. groir 60.
S1tErorF,u rnhs Gt,ri fz9E
Or. 9ieoattgri

aeip 3iihmpno, ct GrciT 20.
g9isconfin, lobe SuRi 1885.
Or. 8eoattgrl
s Teres 8lao Tan ran ie Iiet ira ole
Sartsr Der / gnsrita. men iutst fra Kortb
8tseoniiu og jes tror oerfor, at man life
tan beiipIoe os for Strioerilge, ON ri en-
gang beosr ON Blaos i 3eres ersos glao
for nogle 2tHier; life for bet, at jes bar
nusst iRrbsIes interesiant at itrtue ON
men for at iOrt9ue, buorIeofs BET itnar
o. saar bsroppe.
8t bar bapt en- iirsHs gaar Der, boao
auIteH aHgaar; tbi I JgritntHseu al Wai,
Zen 7oe, Soe os 9os) bIRite Os iueeoe ret
iaaleoes, at man maGtte boloe i9 unoer
Tag; Omtrent is suer 90 sRiI uorbelt hers
fra foIbt Der xGiteH l Sob Sue. Eu CT
bet o9iaa temmslig tolbt Der, ia iaa toIot,
at man fan bare iriitst til at ipsrse, ON
bet u~irteIis er / Smerttas fOreueoe Stnter
pi er.
Suuo arbeinstrafitttn anenar, btr sr
temmelis llue Gioer, mso Tibet arbeibe
og Itoen Detailing. NuHge saur arbeioss
isie, oa Der er fuIbt Op af Eramps. Sgrt
er bet / Bperne norosnfOr Der. 8 aiblnno
gaar Here bUuoreoe 8erioner Isoise, friiiet
al Rgoeu til at 9iere boaoiombelit.
Sa9bru9e1e gaar ri9ttsnoi aIeitebs Der,
men meo betpoeli8t miHore Ranoitab eno
fsr; Bon oImiuoelise Eu8lsn oar or 1925
paa fua llubtnselier NOR, bOOr be- er 81 80;
men ina er Der ba Oaiua / Fumes Arbeioe
mete baalis. Ser / &idmpuo er bet S1.25
paa Sosbruset, besuoen bar Nrbeioerne
maattet ino9aa paa aouiraft ON at bIipe
i~taaenhe belle Sommeren, o9 til Sitterbeo
berfor, labe bet SaIue Of I'm optleute 9er
itaa / &ompaniets 8arstG9t i'll Sgiteu.
9esuoen er Der en- Del auole SetingeIier
/ famine &ontratt, iom jog life iaa nsiass
tig fienoer I'll, boa ueo ieg iaa meset, at
De life er til 8eoite for Nrbsioerue.
8idmono er en- lioeu tripelig 8p % bar
fsr pRret Ell ret goo Biaos for Nrbeioerne,
men 5slseu bernf er, at Soil bar itrgm,
met bio, os Stsbet er life for GrbeiOereu.
boao bet fgr bar b9ret.
Sfior opt bleo 8iseoniiu Central Railz
rono la9t tpersisIennem Spen, o9 meo bens
Gnlas fulate u9iaa meset Nrbeios.
Suao 6ornsieIier auSnar, iaa bar Der
/ afpigte &inter pRret to Stsiterinter
aabue; mel M er ZEN enc, Den miuoIte,
ombauret til Store, ue ben auben er trent
oeles oaber, men Tin 10 8anse | u9en;
fsr bar ben u9ret aabsn 3 9anse buer
Sag; o9 bet par ~iaaleoes COB Gosaug til
at blioe al meo fine iurt e%rbuerueoe Berse,
Sso iioite Sals blsp 2icenie after iabs
pptet efter at bare pGret borte 1 Var, o9
MI er ber 4 Saloo%er, men poa 9runo al
oisie tnappe 9ioer trOr je9, at be life bar
iaa ip9r Sgsnius enbba. Bet er "bisb
9icenie". nemIis $4,000.
Sette er not alt, bpao je9 bar at berette
oenne Gang; bet sr life me9et; men maaite
bet Tan bliue mere Ell auben Gang, %
noget al mere Snteresie, o9 iaa faar De
hare 9af for mig oenre Gang.
2ouis Slogan.
Decorah-posten., 1885-07-01
-


pl loper. VI 1orlo8er al faa Oot Ill al forfaa, Of ot ct Tlaoesbanos
bet norolise Soma, at hi bar ct meset fort Splag, at bore
SLIDER CT lseiaa CODE JON nOsen anoeH aldbesbanolrs. gi sjar
altib, buao hi Tiger bort Spas Of ~faroisslOte alaOer for gldno %
G'ntter, bar alSris uaret beore, De er ale rene % nps garsr. gi bar
mango aldOniuGer Saar, % iaa opt ri ueb, bar ole bare Stun.
Der uqret bel tlfreos meb Nn 6auoel. Sore alabninser for 81, So
% $40 er bebre, enO be n~OseHfnOe Dor udret. Si ct megt tafnen=
peo at ie bore anuOer, Der bar banolet meo os aee aar,
fremoees ijOber Of os, bet er ct geuis for, at Dor Sauod mea benz
bar uarst reOslis % bdOeris. Set er Dor Senist at sj0re Dor Sid
O~esbauoel emo mere prominent eHO nOseHTnbe fGr, bGs laps Yfiier %
suOs garsr fan sOrs bet. Bort FURNISHING GOODS 9epars
ct u~uertlOt msb fine stOrter, llnOeritjurter, slips us bpao=
iOmbei, Der tilbOrer en- Serres slaOnins. vi bar en- ~inIbfdnOis So=
ipnins af Sate Of straa, Maniaa Os Silt til be lapeae Yrier,
aum % ie Os. 6OiOs en- Sang at handle rsb %. vi ueo, at 5
ol IiOume igieu. Sea Scar, Square Dealer, Os 9eosrsn for laps
Yrir. OrOre pr. Bot ~erpeberss Oieblifeis.
Decorah-posten., 1885-07-01

NSresfe:
.. Anunoien, Dsesrab, Soma.
BLANK ORDERS for DISTRICT
SCHOOL TREASURERS | Winne'
lbsis Country tiIiaIsS I -Dsssrab'Ys'
deuSH Oftes.
Decorah-posten., 1885-07-01
"Occorabp oiten"s ~Sortelineer.

an. 1, 2, 3, 4 Os 5 af "SeeOrahYoieus" Sorteniuaer ialaes
portofrtt fOr % Gents pr. Ao. ggserne er 12S sioer fore, lube
bolber CODE 5Orteauser % CT soOt inobunbne.
Qbrese: 9. 4uuubjeu, Seeorah, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1885-07-01
GpnDcluter.

RetOp mpbtaset $4,000 gOnDOIu'
ter, 5piIte ut tan feIse rlsset biuist
msb paatrptt gbrssis. gt piI trptte
!, 900 gonpOIuter for $3.50; 500 for
81. so. pr. gof 2s Cts. ertra pr.
l 900, IA Cts. pr. 500. SOC, 900 1es
ifirinssr snftes. BeSre gonuoIutsr,
5piere priier. abresie:
.. &aanDieu, Oeesrsb, Ssvss
Decorah-posten., 1885-07-01
5armett, Dutet % Jauett.

W "' ~'a'1a' : ferfpusht Stptfsr unbsr Sars5paItu u Jp.a,t beorb.ts,s,
for -DeorabsQoho-,
Decorah-posten., 1885-07-01

finne laoe Solicit % ucre aunSer pioe,
buao ri siSr, rlaa hi apertere. Set TO-
tier mango Yense at auertere, men ui ueb
nleset pel, Of ri nlaa ai0re %afiarat, iom
Decorah-posten., 1885-07-01
NOTE BLANKS.

Bt par paa 5%aanben ct fort Splde
af Note Blanks (lron clad, tun for
Sspa) byiIte fenses ysrtOfrit til fsL
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-12-24
MOBS VS.. ORGANIzED GOyERNMEyT.

Frequently in these latter days of
our progressive civilization, we read
of a case of lynching, and the loca-
ton of the occurrence is not confined
to any one particular section, but the
lawlessness takes place in the West,
East, North and South, showing that
the spirit to organize mobs and take
the life of fellow being pervades
the whole country, the act being
prompted by the preparation of some
fiendish crime by the culprit, who
suffers the vengeance of the infuria-
ted mob.
Two wrongs never made right.
Murder by an individual, even when
proven beyond doubt, is no iustiGca.
ton for murder by a mob. If our
laws are too weak and our judges too
lenient, it is better for all men to
unite their energies in electing legis-
lators who will gives us laws with
fewer loop-holes, and in electing
court officers who will leave no stone
unturned in meeting out justice to
the guilty. The provocation for mob
violence is sometimes very great, but
mobs are dangerous. If good men
resort to them to promote justice,
bad men will use the same means to
commit violence and murder. Mobs
are particularly dangerous, because
they find no stopping place. They
lead to disorder, anarchy and ruin.
All law-abiding citizens are duty
bound to discourage such tendency.
If civilization is failure, all laws
might as well be repealed and gov
eminent disbanded. Either the law
or the mob must be supreme. One
or the other must fail. There can be
no partnership arrangement between
them. Which will the people choose
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-12-24
Frank LesIie,s Sunday MAGAZINE

For January, beginning the Nineteenth
volume, is brilliant holiday number,
Astounding in text and pictures appropriate
TO the season. 1t opens with an interesting
and instructive essay on Christmas Carols. -
DIR. Talmage's sermon on Christmas in
America, and there are several Christmas
aud New Years stories and poems, all fine
ly illustrated. Perhaps the article that will
attract the most attention is Prehistoric
America, by the Rev Geo I. Rider, with
twenty-five illustration. There are many
short and timely articles, and the full-page
pictures are beautiful and numerous. The
regular serials Loves Harvest and oil
ettante Days, 40 on, and the Editorial De
partmentS are full and complete. Published
by Mrs. FRANK LESLIE, SO, So and 81 Park
Place. New York city, at % cents a number.
or $3.50 year, postpaid.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-12-24

A Bridgeport lad had a piece Of
good fortune in New York city few
days ago which put him in good shape
for the holidays. He was coming out
ola restaurant with some older friends
when he spied small object on the
sidewalk just outside the door. He
picked it up and put it in his pocket.
On arriving home he showed it to
his mother, and she saw that it was
a diamond pin or breach apparently
Of considerable value. She laid il
aside and watched the New York pa
pers until there appeared and adver-
tisement of such an article being
lost, which said that a reward could
be obtained by leaving it at Tiffany S.
On application it was shown that the
boy was the lucky finder, and the
jewellers paid over the 800 which
had been left at their store. The
firm had recently set the breach for
its owner 1t was valued at $4,000.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-12-24
HON j. G. CLEMENTS,

Speaking of Mr.. Clements reminds
me of compliment | heard paid to
him by DIR. Russell, of Tennessee,
who is one of the Examining Board al
the Health Department. He said,
"Mr. Clements is one of the best
members of the House. lie makes
no attempt at display, but he is hon
est, industrious and capable. He
comes here to represent his people,
and not to have good time. He is
one OF the most conscientious men in
the performance of his work that
know" Such praise as this, coming
from disinterested source, was very
gratifying to a seventh district man,
and | repeat it here because | think
his constituents will be glad to know
how their representative stands in
Washington. - Washington Cor. Rome
Bulletin.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-12-24
An Enterprislno. Reliable House

Il. II Northcutt can always be relied up
on, not only to carry in stock the best of
everything, but TO secure the Agency for
such articles as have well-known merit and
are popular with the people, thereby sustain
ing the reputation Of being always enterpris-
ing and ever reliable. Having secured the
Agency for the celebrated DR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, will sell it on
positive guarantee 1t will surely cure any
and every affection Of Throat, Lungs. and
Chest, aud TO show our confidence. we invite
you TO call aud yet Trial Bottle Free.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-12-24

a special from st. Louis says a
purse of $500 was made up for Rev.
Sam Jones Thursday night. He has
been in that city four weeks, and has
not been half as successful as usual.
1t is said that even Moody and Har-
rison the boy preacher, almost failed
in st. Louis in their palmiest days.
Brother Jones will spend a merry
Christmas and happy New Year with
his family, and then try if any good
can come out of Cincinnati.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-12-24
IRONCLAD NOIES.

We have for sale ironcad notes waving
all the exemptions, and the garnishment Of
wages with several other strong binding Tea
lures, just prepared by the Solicitor Genera
OF the Blue Ridge Circuit, which is pro-
nounced the strongest and best note in ex-
istence It leaves no loophuIe 10. dishon.
est man to escape from paying lis obliga-
ton, while il is approved By homes, men.
We seud book Of one hundred notes with
stub, post paid to any address Oh receipt of
90 eta. % book Of 6fy uotes for x cts.
Address MARrETrA JouKSAL,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-12-24

The best thinker is he who gladly
welcomes every aid, who is hospitable
to every thought, who weighs every
opinion, respects every honest con-
viction, and thankfully adopts such
ideas as approve themselves to his
judgment, yet at the same time so
works over all he receives in the cru
chile of his own mind that the gold is
purified and the dross expelled.
When he gives it to others by lip or
pen it is not less, but more his very
own, than if he had not enriched his
mind from so many sources. Cdl,m-
BIS Enquire.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-12-24

A Boston woman, who wore cloak
has just been detected in shoplifting.
She had in one room freight car
load Of stolen goods, having stolen
one article at time from the stores.
In one load taken from the room
were seven bottles Of mustard, seven
bottles of honey, twelve buckets of
apple sauce, ten boxes OF hous, faint,
twelve packages of flour, bottles of
peppermint, pepper, two boxes of
candies, ironing boards, tubs, &c.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-12-24

The growth of the InGian schools
at Carlisle Barracks, Penn, has been
from eighty-four pupils in 1879 to
only six short of 500 at the present
time. The Indians now in the school
represent thirty-eight different
tribes, and the ages of the students
range from seven to twenty-four
years. The Apaches have fifty rep
resentatives, the Sioux lightweight,
the Aprapahoes and the Cheyennes
twenty-four each, the Omahas TWEEN
tytwo and the Pueblos eighty-nine.
They school at Hampton has about a
hundred Indian pupils. Besides
there are many schools in the Indian
country, conducted under govern
mental sanction. Who knows but
that Lo may yet become scholar
and a gentleman
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-12-24

Here is the history of an average
Senatorial career: Senator Ed
munds has built him a new residence.
He keeps four horses in his stable.
lie lives quietly but extensively, and
is reputed to be worth halt a million
dollars. He is now nearing the close
of his third term as a United States
Senator. When he first entered the
chamber he was worth IA good deal
less than $4,000. He has a salary
of So 900 per year since he has been
there, and nobody accuses him of do
ing much law business.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-12-24
LOST MOUNTAIN.

&C. G. Ward Of Alabama is visiting rela-
lives here and gave us singing Sunday
evening at Midway. He will return home
this week.
Mr.. Brad Stokley has a school made up
here and viii commence first Monday in
January.
Renters are moving round in all direc-
tons.
Mr. More Green has moved 10 Mr.. Dob
ms farm.
DO not forget the Sunday: school meet
ing next Saturday at Midway We will have
some speaking for the occasion.
RYF0
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-12-24

John Smith, II merchant at Soda
Goa, hung himself to Il tree near the
graveyard at that place last Saturday
morning. Financial embarrassment
is said to have been the cause. He
leaves wife and four children. He
lost leg during the war.-Canton
correspondence Macon Telegraph.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-12-24

The coroner's jury in Atlanta, al
ter investigating the killing of per-
sons by the collision on the +. r..
railroad track near Austell, reported
the facts and recommended shat the
grand jury of Cobb or Fulton county
give the wholesale slaughter of the
people thereby occasioned an investi-
CATION The jury differed much
as to who was to blame for the collis-
ion.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-12-24

Gen. Toombs was buried at noon
Thursday in Washington, Ga, by the
side Of his devoted and dearly below
ed wife. Rev. W. II. LaPrade, of
the Methodist church preached the
funeral discourse and he was aided
in the services by Bishop Beckwith
of the Episcopal church and the resi-
dent ministers of Washington regard
less of denomination.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-12-24

Railroad men say that the general
change Of guage from broad to stand
ard in May next will be the biggest
undertaking ever entered upon by
the Southern railroads. Prepare
tions for the tremendous job are be-
ing made all over the country now,
and when the time comes large
force of workmen will be employed,
and change will be made quickly.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-12-24

The Georgia Pacific and East Ten
nessee railroads each are trying to
saddle the blame of the recent acct
dent on each other Monday the
Pacific road blockaded three miles OF
East Tennessee trains at each end of
the seventeen miles out of Atlanta,
which is used by both roads, until
the Tennessee road agreed to allow
the courts tie say which road was re-
sponsible for the accident.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-12-24
SMYRNA,

u. w. helms, wife and daughter
the way our U. s. Marshal would now regis
ter his femily at a hotel, the lassie weighed
twelve pounds at 6 30 a. m. Saturday, Dec.
18th, 1885
The new house being built for Capt T..
I. Terrell Of this place will be finished in a
few days and it is to be occupied by Mrs.
Brewer
DIR. G. c. Harris and family, with his IA
Their and mother, left Smyrna the 2lst, inst.
on the "Kennesaw Express" for their new
home in the town Of Hope Hemstead county
Ark. Hopes gain is smyrna's loss.
UNo.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-12-24

In the case of the French girl who,
being bitten by mad dog, was mo
culated by Pasteur and afterward
died in rabies, the savant explains
that, thirW-six days having elapsed
between the bite and the incubation.
the treatment came too late. How
ever this may be. in should be borne
in mind that the value OF DR.. Pas
tours process is as yet very far from
being scientifically demonstrated,
though the best results are expected.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-12-24

One of millionaire Vanderbilt's
lcgatees live away down in Alabama,
and is Mrs Edith Dustan, wife of Mr..
Charles Dustan, of Demopolis. She
will receive an annuity of twenty-five
hundred dollars for the balance of
her life. BY the provisions of the
will her allowance started from the
date of his death 1t Will be paid in
in quarterly installments.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-12-24

GEr Up Clubs The Marietta journal
will be sent in clubs of TEN for one dollar
each, cash in advance As an inducement
We will give an extra copy of the paper to the
person getting up the club Single copies
Of the paper positively not less than 81 SO
This places your county paper within the
reach Of all, and there cap Ia no excuse Tor
not tskiNg it,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-12-24

The ''cut-throat" business is prac-
ticed not only by the merchants of
Atlanta, but by the bailiffs also. A
constable by the name of Malone cut
England's throat there the other
night, something that the Irish have
been trying to do for long time.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-12-24
Valuable Property for Sale.

| will sell at bargain my two story
Brick House, consisting of twelve rooms
besides cook and laundry room in base
ment, together with stable, garden and oth>
er outbuildings, with two as good wells (of
never falling water) as can be found in
North Georgia, located in Marietta Ga on
kennesaw Avenue, the size of the lot prop
er is about two acres, but | can add to suit
purchaser, adjoining ten or twelve acres
Titles perfect and for verificaiion of the
fact rcier parties to Hon Will J. VIM or
Judge Sessions. | will take pleasure at any,
time in showing the premises to parties
wishing 10 buy also have several nice
building lots for sale on same street You
now have the opportunity TO procure the
most desirable property in Marietta.
A HOWELL
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-12-24

\ Cincinnati paper says that tray
elers are hocking to the Sunny
Southland" but for all that oranges
can be bought by the dozen as cheap
in that city as in Florida. Yes, but
Cincinnati can not claim the balmy
air Of the land of flowers. There are
not many people who would travel
from Ohio to Florida to buy dozen
oranges.