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4arirnltural.
A BOY ON A FARM.

1t is our impression that a farm
without boy would very soon come
to grief. What boy does is the
life OF the farm. He is the factotum,
always in demand, and always ex-
pected to do the thousand and one
things that nobody else will do. Upon
him falls the odds and ends, the most
difficult things. After everybody else
is through he is to finish up. His
work is like woman's- perpetually
waiting on others. Everybody knows
how much easier it is cook a good
dinner, than wash the dishes after
wards. Consider what a boy on a
farm is required to do things that
must be done, or life would actually
stop. 1t is understood, in the first
place. that he is to do all the err
rands, to 60 to the store, to the post
office, and to carry all sorts Of meg,
sages. If he had as many legs as the
centipede, they would tire before
night. He it is who spreads the
grass as the men cut it; he stores il
away in the barn he rides the horse
to cultivate the corn up and down
the hot, weary rows he picks up the
potatoes when they are dug; he
picks cotton he brings wood and
water and splits kindling; he gets up
the horse, turns out the horse. In
the house or out of the house, there
is always something to do. Just be-
fore school he has to do odd jobs and
study besides. And yet with hi
mind full schemes of what ne would
like to do, and his hands full of occu
patton, he is an idle boy and has
nothing to do. Yet we doubt very
much If any boy ever amounted
anything who didn't have to g,
through such a routine of work and
discipline. Some of the most sue
cessful men in Marietta were once
farm boys. God bless the farm boys,
they make the country blossom and
bloom as a rose.
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BY order Of James r BroAn, fridge o.
the Superior Courts of the Blue Ridge Cir
cult, will be sold in the town of Smyrna,
Cobb county, Ga. during the legal hours
of sale, on Saturday the 18th day of Feb,
ruary, 1888, the entire stock of goods Of E
C. Henley. Said stock of goods consisting
of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats. notions,
fancy goods, groceries, tobacco, cigars, hard
ware, meat flour, meal, etc, and each and
every article Of merchandise in said store Of
whatever kind or description. Also show
cases, scales, lamps. desks, all kind of tur-
niture in said store, and said goods being
in said store room formerly occupied by
said Henley south of W n. PAGES store.
Said stock of goods levied on as the proper.
ty OF E. G. Henley to satisfy mortgage f
ia issued from Cobb Superior Court in fa>
vor OF q. T Terrell VS. E c. Henley
A T. CORYELL, Sheriff
Marietta, Ga, Jan 30th, 1888
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WASHING OF SOILS.

Years OF experience on farm on
the river hills has satisfied me that
much Of this injury, washing Of the
soil by rains) is preventable. The
first remedy that would suggest is
keeping the land chiefly in grass or
clover and ploughing sod for every
crop, then seeding to grass or clover
again if possible with the same crop.
In my experience the second and
third crops in succession on the same
land are those by which the greatest
damage is done. But people often
say to me when | give this advice
"What about corn ground?" | ans.
wer thus: Hoe the corn around care
fully in August, leveling it as much
possible, and sod down with timothy
Some of the best fields of timothy
that we ever had were set in this
way. We have had but one failure
in seeding down in this form.
The second remedy is deep plough
ing. One of the plainest illustra-
tons OF this that | ever saw was
many years ago in the case of field
on my fathers farm and that of a
neighbors adjoining. Both fields lay
on the same hillside, separated only
by line fence. The neighbors field
had been in corn the previous year
and was ploughed again about four
inches deep. Our field was sod brok-
en- about ten inches deep. A few
days after the fields were finished a
violent rain tell, but was of short
duration. The shallow ploughed field
had several places in it from two to
four feet wide in which all the soil
loosened up by the plough had been
washed away while the deep plough
ed field showed scarcely trace of in
jury. The third point is the mark
ing out of corn ground. A corn row
on a hillside should be as perfectly
on level as though it was marked
by the shore line of lake or pond.
Some of the worst cases of injury by
washing that have ever seen | as
sert were mainly caused by the ju-
dlcious marking out of corn land
Ohio Farmer.
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GEORGIA. COBB COUNTY,:

Notice is hereby given to all persons, that
whereas, viii T. Banks of said county.
departed this life on the Bird day of Janu.
airy 1858 interstate, and no one has applied
ior letters OF administration on his estate.
ms is therefore to cite all persons to show
cause before me at the next regular March
term OF this court why administration of
SAID estate should not be vested in ]. z.
Foster County Administrator or some
other nj and proper person. Given un>
der my hand and seal this 31st day of Ian
1888. II. NJ. HAMMETT' Ord'v
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Not Mercenary-"I wouldn't put
one OF my darters up to marryin' fer
riches alone fer nothin in the world. -
said an Arkansas matron to neigh
Dor, ''and yit it's sometimes as easy
to fall in love with one that's got ten
or fifteen dollars and two or three
good fiddles as tits with one that
ain got nothing an nary fiddle tc
his name. But, mind ye, l amt ar
gyfyin' in favor of marryin' for rich.
es. | ain Detroit Free Press.
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Treasury Department.


A
Washington, December 30H, 1887.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence pre
scented to the undersigned, it has been made
to appear that "The First National Bank
OF Marietta, in the City of Marietta, in the
County of Cobb, and State of Georgia, has
complied with all the provisions of the
Statutes of the United States, required IN
be complied with before an association shall
be authorized to commence the business of
Banking u
Now, therefore !, William L Trenholm
Comptroller OF the Currency, do hereby
certify that "The First National Bank Of
Marietta, . in the City of Marietta, in the
County of Cobb and State of Georgia. is
authorized to commence the business of
Banking as provided in Section flfty-one
hundred and sixty nine OF the Revised
Statutes of the United States.
In testimony whereof, witness nv hand
and Seal Of office this Both day Of Decem.
bor, 1887. WI. TRENHOLM
Comptroller of the Currency No. $3.50
Seal of the Comptroller of the Currency.
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GEoRGIA-CoBB COUNTY

Whereas, W. G. Kemp, administrator
debonus non, OF Hardy Mitchell, represent,
TO the court in his petition, duly filed anC
entered on record, that he has fully ad
ministered Hardy Mitchells estate This
is therefore 10 cite all persons concerned
kindred and creditors, to show cause il
any they can, why said administrator
should not be discharged from his admin.
sstration, and receive letters of dismission
on the first Monday in May, 1888
II. NJ. HAMMETT. Ord y.
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GEORGTA-coBB COUNTY :.

Notice is hereby given to all persons
concerned that on the-day of-1s97.
Mrs Jane Jones, of said county, departed
this life interstate, and no person has ap>
p!led Tor administration on her estate. that
administration will be vested in J. T. Eos
ter, County Administrator. or some other
Mt and proper person after the publication
OF this citation as required by law. unless
valid objection is made to his appointment.
Given under my hand and official signature
this January 31st 1888
II. NJ. HAMMETT. Ord'v.
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GEORGIA-COBB COUNTY !:

Whereas, Stephen Cox, Administrator
OF Miranda and Margaret Cox represents to
the court in his petition, duly filed and en-
tered on record. that he has fully acminis-
tered said estates This is therefore to cite
all persons concerned, kindred and caedi>
tors to show cause, if any they can. why
said administrator should not be DISCHARGED
from his administration, and receive let.
tiers OF dismission on the first Monday in
May 1888. H. HAMMETT
Ordinary
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GEORGIA-CORR CoIrNrY.

Whereas. Samuel G. Motley, Admins
TRAITOR OF Il. II. Motley, represents to the
court in his petition, duly filed and entered
on record, that he has fully administered
IL. II. Mozley's estate This is therefore
to cite all persons concerned, kindred and
creditors, to show cause, if any they can.
why said Administrator should not be dis.
charged from his administration, and re-
ceive letters of dsmission on the first Mon.
day in March 1888.
II. M. HAMMETT, Ordinary.
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GEORGIA-COBR COUNTY

To all whom il may concern. the com,
mlssioners appointed TO set apart years
support to Mrs. c. P. Thornton, out of the
estate OF NJ. A. Thornton deceased, having
made return to this court, in due form,
the same will be made the judgment of the
court at the next March term if no good
cause be shown. This Jan. 31st, 1888.
II. NJ. HAMMETT, Ord'v.
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Fine>blooded Kentucky horses, stylish
gentle aud safe, and reliable drivers to at,
tend to them New and elegant Carriages
Buggies. &c, Shall spare no pains or ex,
pense to conduct a firstlclass Livery Stable
and by courtesy, accommodation and reas,
enable prices try and give satisfaction tc
the public. | solicit liberal share of pub,
lie patronage
Parties hiring are strictly responsible fol
the safety of themselves, vehicles and
horses
CITY DRAE LIME
l.. 5 Cox, Manager
HENRY MEINERT.
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AT. CoRYELL, Sheriff.
GEoRGI6-CoBB COUNTY.

70 all whom it may concern, the com
missiohers appointed to set apart years
support to Msrv Henderson. out Of the es
tate of q w Henderson, deceased. having
made report to this court, in due form.
the same will be made the Judgment of the
court at the next March term. if no good
cause be shown. This Jan 31st, 1888.
H. NJ HAMMETT. Ordinary.
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GEORGIA-CoRB COUNTY,

To all whom it may concern, the com
missioners appointed 10 set apart a years
support to Cynthia T. Mcdonald, out OF the
estate Of c. J. G. Mcdonald, deceased, hav,
ing made report TO this court, in due
form, the same will be made the judgment
of the court al the next March term, if no
good Cause he shown This Jan. 81 1888.
Il " rAMMETT Ordinary.
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NOTICE.

-Four weeks after date application will be
made to the Court of Ordinary of Cobt
county, for leave to sell the real estate o.
Jason S. Wood. late OF said county, deceas
ed This January 81, 1888
NJ. E GRIFFIN, Adm'x.
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NOTICE

-Four weeks after date application will bt
made to the Court of Ordinary Of Cobt
county, for leave to sell the real estate o
s. A. Jones late Of said county, deceased
This January 31st, 1898.
JOE b. ALEXANDER, Adm'r.
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B. Re- Legg & Bro.
Marietta, Jan. 16, 1888.
CEORGIA-COBB COUNTY

To all whom il may concern, the com
missioners appointed to set apart years
support to Mrs. Mary G Stansell out OF
the estate of E. c. Stansell, deceased, hay
ing made return TO this court, in due
form, the same will he made the judgment
Of the court at the next March term, if nc
good cause be shown. This Jan. 81, 1888
H. NJ HAMMETT, Ord'y
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Sheriif'S Mortgage Sale.

HENRY MEINERT.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14

CIscUIr-Msrthx N. Tompkins. plaintiff
In error vs.. Isaac IAubenstein. defendant in
error. Certirsri. Order reversing judgment
OF lower court with costs. Mary Wright vs..
Parker Wright ct al. Cnsncery. Decree
establishing complainsnts. Right of dover
IN estate of \. Z. Wright, deceased, con-
ditionally with costs to be bouLd By state.
East street Holland church vs.. Street Rail
way Company Of Grand Rapids. Chsncery.
Order allowing defendant to tile supple
mental answer If il so eject Order re-
fusing application to dissolve injunction.
Frank Bosler vs.. Msgds slana Sempowski.
Chsncsry. Order sustaining demurrer with
costs. Lewis II. Cutcheon ct al. vs..
Augnstus Buchanan ct al. Chancery. Order
over ruling demurrer of defendant Corbitt
with costs. Emma E1ie Us. William Brad
ley et al. Chancsry. Order sustainin Z
demurrer with cos.s. Henry ID. Brown ct
al vs. Henry f. Doren. et al. sumpsit
Time TO settle and accept to findings aud 10
settle bin TO Sept. |. 1883. Albert n. Hatch
vs. George ID. Miles. Trespass on the
case. Order setting aside judgement
uDon condition that defendant per-
feet bis bail by giving motto, tSeoo
to plainud Within three days. and that
plaintiff serve copy of declaration, and de
PENDANTS plead thereto within ten days and
that defendant pay to plaintiff costt oi
judgment Including an attorney tee of SIS.
Andrew Il. Hum. ~ al Va Jennie fsrseil.
sssumpset order setting 9siie judgment
and granting new trial upon payment by
defendant 70 pa milf costs OF former trial.
intending attorney Zee OF $40. The people
OF me state of Michigan on the relation OF
samuel d. Clay vs. VIM. J. Stuart. quo
wsrrsnto order striking from demurrer as
cafses Of demurrer eli except first foul
causes alleged order over-ruling demurrer
Kustersr Brewing Co. vs. Carr t. Scharfsu-
burg. sssumpses Judgment for plaintiff for
I S2Is. s3 and costs Cnss. H. Brown vs.
Joan W. Clovsrhouse assumpsit motion
| for a new irisl argued and submitted.
Fred W Stevens ". John w. Taylor et al.
ejectnent. motion for a new trial denied
on usual terms.
PRoBsrE.-Eststs Of Fanny Shields, q
minor. order disCbsrging guardian and can
ceiling bond. Estate of Matilda J. Streeter
deceased. appraisers warrant and inven
tory fled- Estate Of Brsdiy NASH. de
ceased. report OF sale OF real estate hle-
snd confirmed Estate OF Isaac Winchen
q mentally Incompetent person. guardian
bond led and letters issued 70 Isaac Allen
Estate Of Afs Curtis. dec ssed. will snd
petition FOR prohste Of ssr1e fled. bearins
September 10 Estate Of James 2. Black
lock. deceased. order allowing claims and
decree for payment Estate Of tsTtrud'
Pierce. minor. susrgiiag's bond fled snC
letters issned 70 Charles +. Patterson. 10
tsts ef Joseph Becker e a.. minors: 0rde.
I granting cave - mortgage real estate, -
port Of morfgaging Tes- estate hied snd con
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Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14
Mercensry Spirit Of TODAY.

do not ask that men Of wealth shall give
moro money 70 the church, which is often
stronger when 1t is poor than wheE it is
rich; nor to the poor and thriftless, whom
unearned money only keeps in poverty.
urge that the power to make money, like any
other power, is q trust bestowed on the pos
sessor for humanity The preacher who
breaches for his salary, not for the spiritual
well being Of his parishioners, is a mer-
eenary; the physician who practices for his
fees, not 20 cure the sick, Is mercenary; the
lawyer who pleads for his honorarium, not
for justice, is a mercenary; the politician
who enacts laws for what he can make not
for the community, Is mercenary; no less
the manufactures, the merchant, the trader,
the man on change, who transacts his busi-
ness 70 make money, not TO give the com
munity its meat in due season, is mer
cenary.
In the history OF the Nineteenth century
the doctrine that wealth is trust must stand
by the side Of the doctrine that labor is an
honor and liberty is an obedience The ma
teriaiism that threatens the American church
j. not the matorialiSm Of Herbert Spencer
IL IS the na;erialism Of the railroad, the
factory, the shop; the materislism that puts
thingbood above manhood; that does not
know that things were made for man, not
man for things-that God gives US. not IRISH
men % build our railroads, but railroads to
build Irishmen; not Hungarians 10 dig our
mines, but mines % develop manhood in
Hungarisns-Dr. Lyman Abbott Ia The
Century
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14

The national meeting Of stsnogrsphers
At Lake George, y. Y, and the contest
which takes place thsre will be very in
terssting. even to those who are not pro-
fsssioDsl stsnographsrs. Those who have
sen Isaac DExxsT. formerly of this city,
write. viii have great deal OF confidence
IN him and sill not Do easily convinced
that be can be beaten. Mr.. DENENr and
FEED J. ISLAND. Detroit's noted steno-
grspbsr. have been training Ia Detroit for
the contest. &r. GRAHAM. suthor OF the
system which bsars bis name. offers
pr - for rspidiiy and accuracy OF work.
DxMrSr hss already made an excellent
record snd be 20 doubt will add to his
lanrsls AZ this meeting.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14

1, is = toachinx story ~hich a special
eorFsspondsnt of ths Detroit Tribune
tslls 0l SREE4AN a. the gave OF SaxgI-
DAN. Aftsr the remains bad been Land
10 rest and The firing squad took their
position, the old warrior, the last Of the
three generals. took tho colors and lean
iDg npon The sta6. gsssd msditshvsly and
for several minutes upon the work OF the
artillery. "Rouud after round Was hrsd,
add the Old war hero, With no one near
him. stood ont Ike silhouette sgsins.
the southwestern shy, his profile being
ss finely outlined as Q bss relief in mar
Die. For several minutes he attracted
ths attention OF the vast multitude, and
cfisn we're his recent words relating 10
the early death OF GRANr and SHERIDAN
quoted"
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14

0sasFsl HAEaIs0s has DO cause 10 feel
Jealous a BLAlsz and hs Knows 4 IL .
thoss ~bo most fear Bis election Who
strive ~ create aa antsgOnism which
they weald Ike 10 sss. The Wild en-
thasissm sbieh created the Republican
nonInss a. tAs Indianapolis eoD DyeatIon
va not necessary 70 show him where be
sisods among his own party. bat e must
hsvs teeu very gratifying nevertheless.
The ovation ~bieh BLASz received de-
lrscts nothing tfom HAREIsos and wili
only add % tie irhsspcs walsh BlAfSs
wdi exert IN favor u HAEkIsoS. Ihs
Democrats rsal 20 this and their lear Of
tw0 sash popular men leals them 10 at
tribute caildish jealousy and pstulanes
10 General HAaEIsos OF which 10 has
exhibited no signs
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14


yVANTED-A FEw HOUSES AND LOTS
W worth 800 to sfr0o We have buyers for
same Avenli n Monroe. Room 2 Twamley biz
corner Lyon and CaBai-sts. 2s3
yITANTED-ANY OSE HAVING A VACANT
w lot OF house and lot to sell to call on o. "
Petit. ls Tower Block. 27
no IOT WANT A LACE THAT RENTS FOR
~ 90 month for SOU 80 q II ~ or Office
and We W III show yOTf one elSO - oher good fsr-
gains. Togz Kinsey. Ssnd Tower Block. teie-
phoue ffl. II
Il-ANIED--A Man WITH $40 TO OPFN A
W branch osice ia lsres cify. Globe Manu-
fsctuiing COMPANY. - Wesr Bridge e. n
no YOT WANT YOUR PROPERTY SOLD IF
IL - rlsce Il IN olr hands and see what short
work We make Of it 10 y0u want YOU vacant
stores rooms and houses rfnteds If - inquire ss
- or facilities for securing teTisnfs foug &
Klnkey. snd Tower Bio (. telephone 81 ~
VlANTED EVERY COOK TO Try OR
w sol wood. mskes ouiCk FIRE sDd does not
hest un the hcfse. fi.7o q cord delivered Al
dress r 3 shefiia1, Phone az. 21sif
II Y0U DESIRE TO PURCHASE HOUSES
| andH o. vscsnt icts n snv rsrt ~ the city.
yOa csn have safe gpoa money y CalEne on 4
p Autsdei, loves block IS
II-ANTED-OLD CAST IRON SCRAP FOa
W vhich he ghess marse; pie Vii - paid
wrs J Powers Son- prosfiet07. 6rspd Rsr3ds.
E;ch ~
CAIFsMAN-CAN ADD A ITNF SNAIL,
- ssu pies. ore sxeut ssrned = NJ oehe-s %
totz. % IN isss- P o. BOX Is1l. Nes York zls1
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-14

n aaa nrEING fHE NkAT TES p&fs
- .NVV sll suy nse isls. centra.is lsc1zs1
~ersA sz@s 4. = fnssla. Loves sAsok. sFses
s.e sssel Hslei
All GOING SOUTH ASp wlsE 10 DISPOSE
! y a. fsspsty a thl eiig. shseh oeszls's ..
a slplss sss ress.s Sesd eellAr, .e1l sa1 sseFy.
q - u coed o7der. ! have tkfee heasee a.
lls so9aEiils tts Skes~. o. ALPINE ave. ehsrh I
siA ssa a. tos very 90 tEuEe .. So, eseA. ~
feEs readily a. D. per Isonfk- Also tso vxo&nt
lels a. q. esco. FoI f-lrtt - psrtiecials a.
sseat H 4 bEooks sea kslass beslsr rsoaas ;
sla ! cooft 800 cA.Eies a. hsnes eof sss
ent1-st sad Alpl1ssse 20
IsOR sALE-EEsf BARGAIN N CITY, PM
i house q sefs1 ro01nS good Sc and CSC
lefN HasI 1ATu lArss l0s sssen becss froU
Sweet ho,sl Cal on G K hosS. once Md
cont blocs al
NOR sAIE-A Ro0N COTTAGE NEAT And
II in god SHAPE. "a eorasr los fernando 81
aud North ave fr.oS So. I. { O-o0tl NOft6-
ave aud Aa1lsaD-st ~
1'HAT NoC CAN Buy CITY RKAL EsIATE
| 81 tLDoesTd nf PTiees Of A X An4scel ;
LOEeli bl0ek, opposite sse~ts HoLeL -
.N ELESANT NEARLY MIN TES-AOON
Il ho1se sns 5S1lse iOl on Henry 81, half block
nom .heTfs streei csI line. c-n De bought a. q
gfesE bargain. A. h AntlsdsA LosotE hlocs.
opposite Sweets Hotei -
NOR sALE-HOUsF AND IoT on CLANCY.
L IL, one on LaiSs ettest-, oue ON 1aylorst
rear street can. Livery property fSF Asle or 20
isL Also property IN other part q the ciiy for
ssle J. "a. IAs4OF ~ sDd u f'sinfeld-sve Jlsll
I'OR sAlE-HOUsEe AND LOIS. VACANT
lOts aud farms some choice bargains taken
oon hughes Thomas. Rooms % and s.. New
HotsemAn block va
HOUSES, LOIS AND FARMS FOR sAIE
III cheap a. DR. MEMBERS wenkan block,
corner oi Nonfoe and Division sts. sal
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