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The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1886-06-30
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Telegram-herald., 1886-11-22

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everywhere for one dollar per yard.
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Telegram-herald., 1886-11-22
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Telegram-herald., 1886-11-22

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case (r0n pain. Price p cents. Sold by
". T.. White and f. K. Wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-22
Rrnun.H nm \ Co.

Brown. Hall & 60. have lowest prices OF
blankets and fur robes.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-22
COMMERCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Omen Regularly.

The West side Rink will be open mere
after every afternoon and TUESDAY, Thurs
CAV and Saturday evenings with series OF
special attractions each evening.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-24
EeTas 9.

Ser Charter ber Gainesville 3ettz
rietto unb .@efliden gifenbabn NIT
al, 9OO,O 900 @runbfapital tpurDe N
Mulfir regifrirt. 9ie 8abn lou na9
WonIpr Gnuntn gefiibrt tperben.
Ser Collector so. Maf bon Naz
coobpdes County f6ulbet benz @taate
AZ 900 1nb fou berflagt tperben. Mu9
Der Solicitor BON 9pparb @ountD f9ulz
Set $4,000, 1T aber bur6gebrannt.
- Ser &ebafteur 2eaber bonn Muitis
ner rDispat9" bat tpieoer einmal nit
ben 8eridter1 gu tbun. 9ieies Mal 1T
ct aber ber 9ldger unb perflagte ben
3ebafteur Beg rSptie".
- Sobn Briee, ein 8iirger BON
Oberton, tuurbe, als er fi@ in ieinen1
pferbeitale befanb, breimal in ben
Riden gef6ofen un6 gefdbrli6 pers
tpunbet. @er ber Sbdter mar, bpbon
befbt er feline Nbnung.
- Sci 9amonb Station in BET Nd,
be BON 8remonb beriu9te ber Garbise
Som SObnIon einen int Gabren begrifz
fenen giienbabnaug gu beteigen, fel
aber babel bin uab purbe iberfabren
unb get6btet.
- 8on Sort Condo fint 8 @ompags
MEN 8unoestruppen gum preiserereiren
nod @albeiton beDrbert tpproen.
- Sn ber Ndbe BON Queen @itD bers
branrten auf Midbanes Miible 100, 600
GubifsG SUP 9ols, Bic fi@ baielbft in,
Srodenral1me befanben.
- Sn 9alas siebt man fi6 Wetibe,
BEN 8unbesmarfbaI gabea, Pofmeifter
@odrar unb &ebenue Collector Miers
aug ibren 9lemtert gu brdngen. Sic
finb fdmmtli9 DemOtraten, iolen aber
anf6Btge parteitlenper fem.
- 9ie 10000 &opf 8ieb, bic nod
Wiie County getrieben tpurben, baben
2e1rt gerta9t unb geben mad Sad
County aurid. Sic friegfibreuben
Barteien f6lof1en 6rieben.
- Sn 81 paio min man Na9ri9t
erbaltett baben> baB ii@ 500 Mann
Bunbestruppen auf benz Mege nod bort
befinben, um bic @ntlafuns bes in
pafo bel Norte perbafteten Cutting gu
eratptngen.
= Gin @ettionsarbeiter Namens Sim
Srainor tpurbe Bel 9earne BON einem
@iienbabn5uge i%berfabren unb get6btet.
9ie @aronersz unteriu@ung fpra9 bic
@ifenbabnbeamtett bon S6ulb fret.
- Die WaHeruerfe in Neu : 8raut1s
fels tpurben bDr mebreren Sagen erz
6fnet.
- Sn Mafon bate man am %.
Ssuli 10Y Grab WGrrte.
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Gin priatneuer 9tebesbrtef.

Som iuBen Mabnfint ber Ntebe ges
padt, pflegt BET normal orgattttrte
MenI9, ttamentli9 ber Siingltng get
mami19en Stammes, Papiet unb Sober
auf cine abfonberli6e Dirt 81 maltrat=
tiren, tpie r,dnnisli9 befannt. Ollie
ribrfeliger @rgiiie iugenoli9er Seeuts
barer unb poetii9 angebdu9elter Sin=
ger bes @ottes ber &aufleute unb BET
Diebe merben bur6 folgenbe ber5brez
9enbe gpiitel iibertrofen, beren geiitiger
Batter fein @eringerer iein fDQ, als ber
nod Iebenbe beribmte pbpffer Sobr
Spnbau. ct parb alio nit folgenben
3eilen urt feline iebige Satin, bic So9s
ter bes 2oro Damilton:
3uderitBes @pnglomerat bon pros
topIasma! Mnbetungspirbige BON
Waterie un6 &raft. Seltenffes pros
buet unenbli9er 3eitalter BET gnttDidels
ung! Ser lel16tenbe aetbet entipri9t
ber 9trableu bes 2i9tes ni6t mebr als
meine Nerbencentra benz mDfiti9en
@tnfuFe, Der aus ser pbotoipbdre Def
mes Nntlibes 5erborgebt. Wte bag
beIiocentrii9e Snltem aus benz uran.
f6ngli9en gbaos entwidelt tuurbe hurd
bie Wirtung eines unerbittli9en Geie:
bes, 10 tpirb iene gerbRnnung bon
Materie, wel9e bic Menf9en meint
Seele tent1etl, aus ibrer tiefen Ter3tpeif'
lung. erboben bur9 ben aug Setnet
augen acknowledgement Si9tglana.
2aB Sid berab, o betpuubernsmiroiges
@ef9bpf iene Nn3iebung su beoba9ter
pel@e mid gu Dir siebt nit elmer &raf
uel9e benz Auabrate ber @ntfernmnf
umgetebrt proportional 1T. @iaig'
Elm, baB mir als Soppelfoaner co1een'
trif6e Greiie INN chamber bei6retben
ueI6e einanber an allen Punften bel
Yeripberie beriibren f6nnen. Seit
gang gu eigen gegebener Spnbal.
IS lit iammeri9abe, baB SDnbal
feinen 8~riefteller fir 2iebenbe BON
@tanbpuntt Der &ants2aplacef9en Ne'
buIarbppotbeie unb Der gbolutionstbeo'
rte gei9riebert bat bO~rausgeiebt aaer'
bings, baB nit 9pnbaGs Namen in bic
iem griefe fein b0fer Mibbrau9 setrie'
ben tporoen.
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ni@t Sabrtaufenbe alte G~laubeusfdBe,
Die ct muir beBbalb fir tpabr balten fua,
tueil feline nr : urabnen fie f6on por 10
uab 10 LANCER 3eit aud geglaubt urb
aud fiir tDabr gebalten baben. Weil
fie in ibrer slidliden @enhgiamfeit
feline 8etpeiie berlangten, fDllen mir es
aud ni9t unb foaen bic 8erfanbesz
trdfte unbeniibt lafen, bic ans bic Nas
tur nit auf 6en 2ebenstpeg gegeben2
Warum2 Meil es bor Der Ganael berab
berfiinbet pirb, BON 2euten, bic elm
Sntere1e barar baben, SEN Gprti6ritt
Der Menf6beit au bemmen uttb bas
tribe 9dmmerli9t aH erbalten, in wels
dem man ben frommer 2dmmlein BET
9eerbe melt eber ein K fir ein Il bors
MAIDEN fann, als in benz be1en SDnz
renli9te bet N1ffldrung.
Mleir biefe bret @~laubensfdbe tpiirs
ben iebr unbolfommen fein, fte tpiirben
bod f9lieBli6 ba3u fibren, 6aB BET
Gtarfe auf Soften BEG S9pd9eren ftd
8ortbeile beri9aft unb iber i'm gu
berri9en periu6t, tpenit bas freigeiitige
gbangelium ni9t gefr6nt tDtrbe bur9
bic beiben GDroerungen BET Jreibeit
unb @ere@ti9teit.
Greibeit uab @ere@tiateit
fnb bic bei6en @runbpfeiler, auf tpelz
den aidt ttur iebes georbnete @taatss
tpeien berubt, fonbertt obne tuel9e dberz
baupt bic meni9li6e @eieli6aft auf
Die 9auer nidt befteben farm. @s 1T
ri6t tpabr, baB pbne &eligion ein
etaatensebilbe ni9t eriifiren f6nne -
tpabr 1T es aber, baB es auseinanbers
falen muB, tpent1 Greibeit uno @ere6s
tigfeit ni9t dig maBgebenoe Sactoren
| obenan fteben. Wer tpirfli9 gere9t 1T,
b. b. ftreng seredt gegen fi6 unb @ns
bere, Der iii i'm @runbe genommen aud
fromm, iebenfaas iolte Sr6mmigfeit
ri9t su trennen fetn bon @ere9ttgfeit.
unb benno9 gIaubt Der Gromme an bic
8ergebung ieiner 9@ulb unb fetner
5iinben. Menr i1 meinen Na9bar
5eraube, unb @ptt bergiebt mir meine
Gitnbe, mas niibt bas metnem Wa9bar?
@eredtigfeit auf grben, bas III
better dig bic Mnmeifurg auF @naoe
unb 8ersebung in einem Senieits,
befen @rifen8 bo6 gu uni9sr 1T, als
baB man barauf ausgeiteqte Me@fel 10
obne Weiteren acceptiren f6nute.
Nuf ale Gdqe tpirbe es I'M bas
Wobl unb @ebe ber Meni6beit better
betelt ietn, tuea1 fe bic freigeifigen
@laubetts : Mrtifel 8pb Sngerfols 81
BEN ibrisert MAIDEN wolte, anfatt fd
iber ben BON mifigen M6n6en aus
gebedten 9ebren BON Der 9reieinigteit
unb ber Muferfebung bes Gleif9es ben
Ropf gu aerbre9en!
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NuerIet.

- Ser erfe oher aud ber 3tpeite
8aumwoubaaen-es 1T namlt9 an3u'
nebmen, baB beibe Elm unb oerielbe
8alen ftnb = murbe BON Sobn 9ilbe=
brandt our Stabt sebra6t. St tpOg
CTS pfunD uno tpurbe gu 10 Gent bas
pfunD perftetsert. Sur6 freimi0ige
8eitrdge Der @ef6dftsleute purbe Der
Preis bes 8alens big anf 1929 erb6bt.
= Gin 8rief bes 9erru u. 81. @oos
leD BON 5riebri9sburg tbeilt nit, baB
bic misunderstanding BON ber @ua.
oalupe bis mad genannter Stabt ftatts
gefunben unb iberrai9enbe &eiultate
ergeben bat. Sin Sunnel 1T auf Der
gan3en Strede ni9t n~otbpenbiq unb
ber tieffte gini6nitt tpirb nur cine
9dnse BON 400 Oarb unb cine Siefe
bon 80 SUB e%rforbern. Na9 ben ges
raueiten gere9nungen tuiirbe fi@ Bic
2ienie lber Griebri6sburg biliger ftelz
len als Dber Gerrbile.
: Bier perbd9tige &erle puroen ges
itern berbaftet, neil fe neriu9t batter,
einen Merifaner, ben fie fit betrunten
bielten, gu berauben. gu bieiem 3tpede
batten fe cine 2obntuti6e gemietbei
unb ben Merifaner gu elmer @paaiers
fabrt ein9elaben. sic f9lugen ben
Weg mad ber bert9tigten 2opers Sane
elm, unb bort angefommen, bur6iu9ten
fe feline Sai6eu, fanben aber fein
@elb. Sur6 bic Sauf9ung draerli9
geporoen ~berlan9te elmer ber &erle,
Namens Sad Wtartlp, baB BET MeTifa=
aer fiir bteS paaierfabrt be3able. 9iefe,
tpeigerte ii9iebo9 unb UNI fi9 gu rd6en,
fubr Marfln gerabeau mad Der poliaeiz
ffation unb berflagte ben Merifaner bes
S6winbels uno Gontrattbru1s. Dies
fiibrte aur gntbii0ung bes biebii9en
plans unb our 8erbaftung Der 4 Spib'
buben.
= 9o6 5 anbere 9iebfdble ereigne,
ten ii6 ndbrenb Der borigen unb bot
borigen Na9t unb Der tomii6fte baoon
in einem Salon am Mlamo plaaa. Sort
f9loB Der Dieb ben f6lafenben Wirtb
In ieinem Gdmmerlein elm unb plinbers
tie bann bic Bar nit MuBe, obne BOP
ber Mirtb ertpadte.
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1feber ben Sob Der Miftne INN

49, neber ben Sob Der 8ittue bon
S6ulbe : 9eliBi6 pirb np@ Gogenbes
mitgetbeilt: Sie Witttpe G9uIbes
9eliBf6's bat Elm f6redli9es gnbe ge<
funben. Sbre geitigen &rdfte batten
f6on lett ldngerer .3ett berart gelitten,
6aB fe mad 8erf@leuberuug hires @ers
m6ge1s entmtabigt tuerben r,uBte.
sic tpar banr aum Guperiutenbenten
Sarge in Seltop in Pfege gebra9t
tuoroen. Sn Der Na9t bonn Greitag
gum Samstag fat bic Glamme zines
teber ibrem Bette befia6li9en 2i6tes
tire 8ettudi6e ergriHen; ber Qualm
bes Geuers unb 5ablrei6e Branbtpun'
ben baben nod in berieIbeu Na@t ben
Sob berbeigefibrt. Sic 2ei6e uirb
am Mentag 1T potsbam beerbigt tpers
ben.
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8ert@ttaMMa.

Mlan tann fi6 ber 8orii@t ni6t &C.
mug b~eFeiBigen, merr1 man utangefo9'
ten bur9s 2eben tommen mill. Die
grfabrung baben mir geftern aena@t,
aIs, mir benz alderman Gallagher 5u'
mutbeten, ct foue feline auf oer @traBe
itebenbe Gen3 entfernen. Nun tbeili
uns Der tpertbe alderman nit, baB er
gar ni6t ber glidli6e Beiber elmer aui
Der StraBe fteben6en 5en3 fei. Dos
tpar uns febr unangenebm unb nit
bdtten getpiinf6t, bic fraglt9e Sem
tudre 1ein gigentbum. Sa es aber
ui@t ber Sail 1T, 10 tpoQen mir beretts
widig eimgeiteber, oaB mir benz Mloer.
man Gallagher elm unre9t .sugefiigi
baben, bas mir bur@ bieie 8eri9tigune
pieber gut gu MAIDEN fu9en.
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8t4tder mettt.

9as Sbeuerite fou INNER bas giIigs
ite unb mttbin bas 8efte fem. 9o9
etebt es au@ Mrtifel, bic bi1ig unb benz
nod better inb, als tbeure Mrtifel.
Dor allen 9insen fam man bies bon
benz californii6en &otbpein fage1, ben
s. s. Meper, Der betat1r,te Weins
bdnbIer am MlamO plaaa gu 81 Die
@alone berfauft. 9iefer 3otbe giebt
einen ausge5ei9neten $if9pein ab,
uobon fi6 Sebermann iiberaeusen tanr,
Der beriu6smeiie cine @alone fault.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-24

- Morgen Nbenb groBes @arten:
Concert Bel 2u6mig Mabnde.
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mirf uiht helm @eIb hintped II

- Wirf ni9t bein @elb bintpeg ur6
Iauf ui6t Gefabr, beinem 9aar babur9
S9aben au bringen, baB bu nuBloie
9aarwafer unb Dele fauff, fon6srr1
f9afe Sir ettpas an, bas ii@ einen Naz
men ertporben bat, un6 bas, pte Sober
mann tpeiB, 5%uberldfiig 1T. Sal's
6aar>grneuerer belebt, fdrft uno berz
f96nert bas 9aar, felt, uetn es gez
blei@t 1T, feline Sarbe wieber ber nnb
ma9t es mei@, feibig unb gldl 5eub.
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gedhftes @ebtras.g amserfeH.

Sn Ser lebten 8erfammlung beg &C.
%fangsbereins g9o in Smitbfons Sbal
tpurbe bei9lpHen, bas fe9fte @ebtrgsz
Sdnserfeft am 9. unb 10. 0ftober bic
les Sabres abaubalten. Natirli4 fins
bet bas Geft i'm Smitbions Sbal fat.
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- SIN Miiftons : @arten tpiro a1n
Spnntag Mbenb mad ldngerer untere
bre1ung pteber einmal ems ber nit
&e9t 10 beliebten @artensG Concerto itatts
fin6en. @intritt muir 10 Gents.
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&albidbrli@er @eridt
Der
8erar 8a1< unb 2eib<I fpctattpn+

@an Mntonio, 30. SUM- 1886.
Ser balbidbrli6e geri6t beg Sefres
tdrs fir ben am 80. Sum- 1886
enbenben Sermin giebt iber bic finatz
aielen 8erbdltnife uno ben @ertb ber
Mftistt f~olgenben Nuff9luB:
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MDblirtes 2intnter.

Gin freunbli9 m6blirtes 3irnnter 1T
au bermietben POP 2abaea Street (gde
Wa1erftrabe.) 2O,7,m1m,t-
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1886-05-08
YOUTHS DEPARTMENT.
A QUEER LITTLE GIRL.

As queer girl as ever was seen
Was little May Evelyn Caroline Green.
She sat a-wishing from morning TIL night
For every thing in, CT out of, her sight.
When 1t was morning she wished twas night,
Yet when it was evening nothing was right.
The same with the weather, it always was
wrong.
And wishing twas otherwise made up her
song.
Her small brother Ned, who thought Sister
May
Was siliy to spend her time wishing all day,
Told nurse in confidence, once after dinner.
That he was afraid she'd a wish bone in her.
Mrs e. Z. Ldndregd1, in Our Little Men and
Women.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1886-05-08
COUNTRY-lOVE.
Where Prince Bismarck Receives His
Loftiest Inspirations.

Where Prince Bismarck Receives His
Loftiest Inspirations.
Bismarck loves the country, though
most of his life has been passed in
CITES. "What like best" he once
said, sis to be in wel1-greased top
boots, far away from civilization" 1t
is said that once, while at school in
Berlin, and walking in the suburbs, he
came across pillow. His homesickness,
expressed itself in tears. In one of his
earlier letters he wrote: II am quite
homesick for country, woodside and
laziness, with the indispensable addi-
ton of loving wives and trim, we'll
behaved children" Psychologists say
that one of the largest organs on Bis
marck's massive head is that which IN
dicates his love of children.
The German statesman is never so
happy, say his friends, as when he is
gazing at q beautiful landscape, or
walking about his farm.
natural exaggeration, "a turnip inter-
ests him more than all your politics.
His friends point to Lenhach's por-
trait of Bismarck, which hangs in the
National Gallery at Berlin, as the one
in which his features assume their no.
blest expression. 1--WE were engaged
in conversation, said Bismarck, de-
scribing how that expression was
caught by the artist, land happened
to look upwards at passing flight Of
birds. Suddenly Lenbach exclaimed:
Hold hard! that will do, capitally.
keep quite still, and forthwith made
the SKETCH"
The Chancellor, when at Varzin, his
country estate, banishes the cares of
state and becomes farmer and forester.
In ''weu-greased boots" with staff in
hand, he wanders about the woods and
fields, noting nature and his farmers.
He takes lessons in practical political
economy from his tenants, and ones
tons his laborers. The result is that
he is an evenly-balaneed Statesman
and talks in Parliament about farmino
and forestry with such good sense and
knowledge as to command the resnect
OF practical men, YOUTHS Compo,aio,
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1886-05-08

"A Macon lawyer declares that he
never makes speech at the bar without
reading a speech of the Supreme Court.
81 don't care what the decision u.s. he
says; "'all l want is to impress the jury.
and to do that one will do as well as an
other This appears to be little hard
on the iury.-Macon (Gd.l Telegraph.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1886-05-08

Dakota farmers are making plans
TO grow lax for fuel this summer, n
is said that ton of fax straw is worth
more to burn than a ton of soft coal
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1886-05-08

heavens" laughed.
Rome was great empire; she had Hor-
ace and Virgil among her poets; she had
Augustus and Constantine among her en-
perors. But what mean the defaced Pam
theon and the Forum turned into cattle
market and the broken walled Coliseum
and the architectural skeleton of her great
aqueducts What was that thunder? "Oh,""
you say, that was the roar of the batter
ing rams against her walls" No. What
was that CULVER? "Oh," you say, "that
was the tramp of hostile legions." No.
The CULVER and the roar were the outburst
of Omnipotent laughter from the defed
and insulted heavens. Rome defed God
and He laughed her down. Babylon de-
fed God and He laughed her down.
There is great difference between Coda
laugh and His smile. His smile is eternal
beatitude. He smiled when David sang
and Miriam clapped the cymbals and Ham
nah made garments for her SON and Paul
preached and John kindled with Apoca.
lyptic vision, and when any man has
anything to do and does 1t we'll.
His smile; Why, it is the 18th OF May,
the apple orchards in full bloom; it is
Heaven at high noon; all the bells beating
the marriage peal. But his laughter-may
it never fall ON us! It is q condemnation
for our sin; it is wasting away. We may
let the satirist LAUGH at us and all our com.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1886-10-07
From Weekly Constitution Sept. Is 1856.
The Clarke Seed Cotton Cleaner
THE GREAT FARM PROBLEM SOLVED
WHY FARMERS SHOULD CLEAN
THEIR C0TT0R FOR MARKET.
A Matter of Millions of Dollars of Saving
to the South
EVERY FARMER INTERESTED.

No invention within the last quarter of
century has been more beneficial 10 the
farmers OF the south than that Of the Clarke
Cotton Cleaner For years the problem of
agriculture which defed the inventive inge-
huity oil the nation was q remedy for dirt
and trash in cotton This at last has been
overcome, and by using the Clarke Cotton
Cleaner millions Of dollars can annually be
saved. Mr.. Edward Atkinson, the standard
cotton authority in the United States esti-
mates the loss from all kinds of uncleanli-
ness in the fieecy staple to amount to one
cent pound on half the crop In round
numbers this is Sl3, 900. This fact is
tremendous one and well worth careful con
slderatlon. The great saving by the use of
this cleaner can be demonstrated by actual
test, and shows that it is overwhelmingly to
the farmer interest to use the cleaner, the
invention Of which has been public and
scientific benefaction whose good no mind
can measure, and whose value will grow
with the progress of time The following
shows how much may be gained per bale
Mr. }. Y. D Stevens, Of Enon Grove Heard
county, Ga, ginned 800 poands Of cotton
cleaued in the Clarke Cleaner. and then
ginned 900 pounds Of the same cotton I'M
| cleaned The cleaned bale lost three pounds
IN weight and sold for | 7 cents a pound
more than the unceaned bale The amount
| saved on one bale was eleven dollars. This
may be done in every instance
TO sum up, the Clarke Cleaner is an I'M
| deniable benefit to the producer, the ginner,
the merchant and the manufacturer. 1t
improves the highest grade Of lint; it is es
sental to redeem the vast proportion of
storm-cotton from its injury and prevent
large loss upon it. 1t insures millions to
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1886-10-07
FOR TAN COLLECTOR.

| hereby announce myself to the voters
of Cobb COUNTY rs q candidate for the office
of Tax Collector. | have for many years
been great sufferer from rheumatism, con
tracted while in the Confederate service.
much OF my time unfit for the duties Of
life. Withal, | am compelled to support
two invalid sisters, one nearly blind II
elected, ! vii! he aGio 90 give bond fur
nishing ample security, and pied IN sell
TO an honest and faithful discharge oil INC
duties OF The office Respectfully.
John o PARKS
WE the uuderoi1n citizens of the Ros
we'll district fully endorse the above card
Mr.. Parks is truly an honorable UPRIGHT
man He is a great sntlere. u. has Away.
been aithiui IA he discharge OF The duties
OF life. We claim DOR him too the support
Of our tellow-ciizens upon the ground that
our district has never since sc have been q
county had hut one tax receiver aud that
before lh war and one representative for a
short portion Of the term We believe that
he viii receive the cordial support of his
district RESPECTFULLY
c. A. DUNwoDY. FL. MINHINNETT
c. NJ WFnR, j. A GyEreH.
+. Nj. HFMBREE r. @. GRrER.
VIM Il. SMITH, and many others.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1886-10-07
WHAT SAY YOU!

The natural advantages of Marietta
make it an inviting place for all who
want homes The laboring class of
people, mechanics and farmers, seek
that place where employment is Of
tered them at renumerative wages.
No town can build up without this
class Of people to rent and buy houses
and spend their wages for the neces-
sarles Of life. 1t is small manuiactur-
ing industries that give renumera-
tive employment, and these are what
Marietta need to increase her popu-
lation and wealth. A broom factory.
pillow factory, a box factory, guano
factory, a trunk factory, a bucket
factory, a coffin factory, all these
and others could be started here at a
meagre outlay, and they would give
such impetus TO our town as would
be surprising to those who had never
gwen the matter consideration. We
have one Of the best sections Of coun-
try in all the South, but we need
more vim and push as characteristic
clements Of our citizens to bring
about results commensurate with the
demands of the times. Our people
are noble, energetic and liberal, but
they do not value the importance of
establishing these small industries as
they should. Can we not cooperate
and unite in putting on foot some of
the above enumerated industries.