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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-01-03
WHO TO VOTE FOR.

Mr.. EDIToR-In view of the fact it is
necessary to combine on two candidates
for Bailifi' a number OF whites have agreed
on Robt. w. Moon and Mr. Bush Davis,
and in order to elect white candidates, it
is urged that these two men be voted for
soiidly by the whites on next Saturday
A Tax PAYER.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-01-03
Very True.

1T is never too late to mend If yo
have been taking the old-fashioned drasti
pills and suffering all the inconvenience
arising therefrom, you still have time
turn over a new leaf, and take Chapman
Liver Pills, mild and pleasant remedy
tor all disorders of the liver Sold by W.
H. Millen Marietta.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-01-03
w. L. BARNES.
A SAD STORY.

The child coughed The mother ran
No remedy was near Before morning tn
poor little sufferer was dead Moral
Always keep Dr. Ac1ers English Remed
at hand. w. H. Millen Druggist.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-01-03
Christmas Coming.

share of nice presents, and as San
ia Clause has made his headquarters
at McClatchy's store you will do
well to call and see the beautiful
Christmsss Goods he has in stock in
great abundance. Make home
and the folks happy, by securing
the best the market affords, and as
you sit around your own home, re-
member also, in substantial way.
others who are less fortunate. At
McClatchy's store you will find Tur-
keys, dressed or alive, Fresh Gran
berries for your sauce, Cheese and
Maccaroni, Sweet and Irish Pota-
toes, Olives, Chow-chow, French
Mustard, Mince-meat, Lunch
Tongue, Potted and Deviled Ham,
Salmon, Okra and Tomatoes, Ap-
Piles and Oranges, Corned Beet, Can
ned Pears, Fresh Peaches, Dessica-
ted Cocoanut, Fresh Cocoanuts,
Pineapple Preserves, Pear Pre-
serves, a fresh supply of Orleans
Syrup (new crop, Saur Kraut-a
fresh barrel, the best Canvassed
Hams, Pigs Feet, Sausages (best
TENNESSEE fresh, the best Oysters
received almost every day. Have
received fine lot of pure Tea, ex-
ira fine, also d fresh lot of good Cof-
fee.
Everything for your fruit cake
now is the time to make it and have
it ready for the holidays-Currants
Citron, Raisins, Fresh Spices, Al
monds and all the fresh nuts.
Have received bill OF Holiday
Goods, will open in a few days
when you can find acceptable Holt
day Gifts for Ladies, Gentlemen and
Children; every member of the
household is provided for. To prove
all we say, we ask you to call or
send us an order. Fresh Buck
wheat Flour just received, warrant
ed to be good. Fresh Oatmeal,
Shredded Oats, a large supply of
Hanging Lamps, Bakers Chocolate,
Breakfast Cocoa, in fact anything
you want to eat you save time and
money by giving us a call no trouble
to show goods, we buy our goods to
sell.
1t is poor economy to buy cheap
groceries or buy inferior goods and
pay Tor them. All we ask you to
pay tor is the best. We have store
full of everything; the best brands
Flour, the best Lard, Rice, Hominy,
Meal, Bacon, a large lot of Crock
cry, Soup Tureen's Turkey Dishes,
Soup Plates, Washstand Sets, Tea
Plates, Dinner Sets, large and small
Bowls, Tea and Water Sets, down
to small extra dishes, glass dishes.
We can't remember half that is on
the shelves and stored away in box
es and barrels. We are sure of one
thing, to please you both as to quail
ity and price, as well as general as
sortment.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-01-03
pIsMpffsti's TEETHINA Teeihlng PoHdersl

Allays Irritation, Aids Digestion, Regulates the
Bowels, Strengthens the Child, makes Teething
Easy and Costs only 25 Cents. Teethina cures
Eruptions and Sores, and nothing equals 1t for
the Summer troubles of Children of any age. It
is safe and sure. Try it and you will never be
without TEETHINA as long as there are child
rem in the House. Ask your Druggist.
For sale by G. NJ. CROSBY s. co.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-01-03

For RENT-Two houses at SIS and
$3.50 per month respectively. Apply to
R. N. HOLLAND.
MONEY to loan For information call
on w. NJ. & N. NJ. SESSIONS, Atty's.
Low and reasonable rates on all goods
at McCutcheon'
FoR RENf-For the winter, a nice new
furnished house in Atlanta Apply to
GROVES Bros, Agents,
Marietta, Ga.
ALL unpaid notes and accounts due the
estate of j. J, Northcutt will be placed
out for collection January LIST next.
r. FL, NoRTHCuTT, Ex'r.
Corn WANTED.-Will pay the highest
market price for the best White Milling
Corn delivered at Kennesaw Mills, Mariet-
ia, or on the line of the Marietta & North
Ga. Railroad KENNEsAw MILLS Co.
A full measure and little on the
handle. JOHN A SIBLEY,
COTTAGE HILL DAIRY.
| have sold millions of currants, but
have plenty more, and the best Citron and
Raisins. j. A. MANGET.
WE are now buying the following kinds
of Chair Timber: White Oak, Red Oak,
Hickory, Ash Maple, Beech and Birch.
Any one who might want to deliver US
some of either kind will please call at our
Office for specifications and price.
The BRUMBY CHAIR Co.
CAST iron fire place Innings save fuel
and brick. Every householder needs
them. Made to fit at Phoenix Foundry.
McCutcheon has reduced the price on
boots, shoes, &c, See his one dollar and
one dollar and quarter heavy shoe Tor
women.
Buy life of Bishop Pierce for CHRIST
mas present to your father or brother
Sold by j. A. MANGET.
I have opened new coal yard at my
Livery Stable on Cherokee street, where
you can get the best grades of coal at all
times. HENRY MEINERT
If you need a family Bible, would like
to show you one. }. A. MANGET
An extra lot of fine Wool Rolls at Nc
Cutcheons.
A lot OF large size heavy Boots to be
sold at bargain at McCutcheon's.
Best grades of coal for sale and deliver
ed free in the city. Office at Livery Sta
BILE on Cherokee street.
HENRY MEINERT.
How is this ?-ll ponds Standard
Granulated Sugar for one dollar, at r. l..
Northcutt S.
New crop New Orleans and Country
Sorghum Syrups cheap at McCutcheon's.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-01-03

You can buy nothing nicer
or more appropriate for your
Christmas presents for either
sex, than a nice pair of Boots,
Shoes or Slippers. We carry
the largest assortment of Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Scarfs, Muffiers,
Handkerchief, &c, in the city
and at prices that defy compe-
tition.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-03-08
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE.

Suficien Show its merit, will be sen to
anyone ying ~ otter, stating dis symp-
toms ano age. Communication strictly conf
Dental ais
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This Greaz
Strength e IA
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rich and purifes tho Blood, Strengthens the
Nerves, Brain, Muscles, Digestion, Seproduc-
tive Organs and Physical and Mental Faculties.
Ii stops all unnatural and debiiitating drain
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1t is sure eliminatoT of all KIDNEY and
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tssi sksSiscre o. 9xcess,a speedy
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servation to ans si-ress upon the receipt Of
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Telegram-herald., 1889-04-24
.Inclrsnn. King of Lac.

The death Of Richard jackson, IN Bath,
Ne. closed IA career filed with more than
ordinary romance jackson was born in
Bath, and in 1855 shipped as sailor and was
wrecked on tho coral reef near Ujae, in the
South Pacific.
The king Of Uiae being In fear Of the Unit
el States government, treated Jackson well
On one occasion the king, who was anxious TO
90 70 an adjacent island for some savage fcs-
tival, made our Bath ooy temporarily king
OF tho island
For thirty days, Jackson, king Of Ujae,
held his lonely court on the island beach,
guarding bis provisions and hoping aid would
come. 4 crew Of white wreckers arrived
and 20 them Jackson sold for about $500 the
cargo and wreck OF the vessel he had landed
ana with them returned 10 Jnluit. whence he
worked his way to Frisco, where be delivered
his hard earned $500 TO the owners agent and
was rewarded with So for bis endeavors.
After being washed overheard in rounding
Cape Horn no for two years sailed 10 the
northern seas and ives noted for his feats Of
daring. Then he became "a steamboat man,
rose 70 he third officer of the City OF Pekin
one OF the largest steamers afoat, and was
steadily mounting up when ne WAS knocked
down by runaway horse while ashore on q
vacation and killed He was only 80 years
old.-phi adeiphia Times.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-24

Every body is more ,r less interested II The
subisceot oart.. To- almost eyersDla lay has
et s,,4 t.e.e or c.aer be-n iglfi-.l 70
greater c- lesser decree virh t.ese e1uof ing
szc.esceaeas Dr. Andrew Nle MS ~cl
known publication Health ,lonionI. some
time aoo gave tLa views 4 numerous cor
respondents ga gle cause AMI cure Y warts,
and s1fae 4 tie tneorles advanced were de-
cl3.Ily fe-ul.ar. @. ,ay Le least. One c,r-
respondent. for exAmp.s. writes tnat a. has
hli experience = d perfect cure pa tle slape
Of raw aeef plus a certain mysterious work
of burial, as follows
His hands were covered with wasrts, ani
enc d4y a benevolent Ola gentleman az
vlsed him 70 procure small liec3 q raw
berf. 70 rub rhe warts with the leef. ana
Immediately after q ing SD "a bury the piece
OF beof in the ground. IS soon as tie beef
has rotted away, sal fhe old gentleman,
''your warts VII l. gone. The correspond
eut acted up To- the Instructions received,
rubbed his warts and buried tho beef. IN u
few days he was able % note difference IN
tie size # the warts, aud IN about a month
afterwards they had disappeared. We are
not Informed il curiosity, either Ct scientific
or commonplace kind. instigated the ccrre-
suondent 70 Sc If the beef had undergone com
plete decay; but he ad,.s hat his adviser laid
particular stress On the burial Of the beef
Herald OF Health.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-24

'Anv man in Greece can De candidate
for any Office, said Dr. Constantine, and
when n man announces himself as a candi-
date tho co~crrment must provide q ballot
box for him " ten men announce them
solves as candiiates for mayor, a separate
box is RET mp for cech candidate and every
voter mrst vote in each OF The Ten boxes"
"Thcn each candidate would get the same
number Of votes, should think"
Tint rs possible. but / never knew 1t 70
happen let nc explain ht-le further
"Wo vote with black aud white balls
Each ballot box Is divided into q black and
white compartment, with a funnel IL the
middle. Every voter is .ivcn white halls
md biac, balls, and putting his hand down
in tho funnel drops them as he chooees- A
white t,ll is for and blael. bail against q
man. II tbe citizen wishes 10 vote f0r Ir
\, and for him Only, he drops n white bail
into his box and black balls into the other
niuo uhcre are ten candidates. OF 10 can
vote for TWO If the candidntcs or for the
whole ten II he chooses. bis vote leing really
of no account in that case, OF course. The
man who has most white balls in his box is
elected. When two representatives are 10 be
elected the man having The next highest nun
bcr Of white halls gets the second place, and
50 on. Lewiston Journal
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-24

One gracious prercgative, certainly, Shake
speare's English kings posses; they are a
very eloquent company and Richard is the
most sweet tongued of them all. In no other
play perhaps is there such a flush Of those
gay, fresh. variegafcd flowers OF speech
color and figure not lightly attached to, but
fused into tho very phrase itscif-which
Shakesle caro- cannot help dispensing 10 his
characters as in this play Of the dcp0sing
Of King Richard the II, an exquisite poet
il lie Is nothing else, from first 70 last, n
light and gloom alike, able TO see AL things
pccticelly, to give poetic tlIrn 70 his CON
duct Of them. and refreshing with his golden
language the ,r.test aspects OF that ironic
ccnJrast between the professions Of n King
and the actual necessities of his destiny.
What garden Of words
With MIN. blank vsre infinitely graceful,
deliberate. musical IL infcuon, becomes in
deed true verse royal" that rhylling
lapse, which 70 the Shakespearean ear came
as the last touch Of refinement on it, being
here donbly appropriate His eloquenco
blends with that fatal beauty. Of which he
was 50 FRANKLY aware. 50 alniable 70 his
friends. % his wife, Of the effects Of which on
tho people bis enemies wcro 50 much afraid,
on which Shakespeare himself dwels 50 at
tentivcly as the royal blood" comes and
goes in the face With his rapid changes OF
temper r-Scribner's Mnzacine
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-24
DRAMATIC ODDS AND EN0s.
Opinions aud Opinions Satire OF the
New York Critics.

Opinions aud Opinions Satire OF the
New York Critics.
Ssene-The lobby 81 auy New York The
arc. after aug second act on any first night
Tho critics aal he first nighters are assem-
bie-l in council
Crt.c of The Evening Owl--Dreadtul rot,
eh ola man.
Critic Of The Morning nagpie-Perfect
guano, by Jove.
Critic q The 0aily Crov-Guano, dear
boy Pshew Why, guano IS fertilizer,
you know.
Critic OF The Weekly Pol Parrot-rd call
il garbage
Critic of The Hourly Hawh-Or muck
Critic II The MONDAY Vuliure-Or truck.
Critic Of The Sunday Buzzard-ln fact, !
think il is abou, the worst | ever saw.
Omnes-Oh. imrneasurably.
The curtain rings up and they diSbond for
the next act
EXTRACTS FROM THE cRITIcUEs
"a triumphant success The Owl.
a magnificent triumph The Maybe
'Tho hit of The season. The Grow.
"Art and genius excel themselves. The
Poll Parrot
Neat, polished and fascinating. The
Hawk
"A perfect morceau Of its kind. The Vul-
ture.
"The most delightful and successful mod
ern drama il las ever been our good fortune
to witness with enthrallcd interest. The
Buzzard Today.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-24

part II Par aerla. seys - Ingomar 4 Wiz
never SEE thee nlCrs. she fSll <F-eless az his
fce- il fook the audience sense moments 70
realzo Tie situation Suns thougLf it 81 -
81 the play. tlI thew were scoa unleeelFe1
ses erai ii uFaftetlr sfssctalCrs gfasf-le tls
state of Thiugs. cried olt. Lower the cur
anpiel 70 the actress The Lay Was re-
suliel ~ less rhaa tel minutes. ana fle act
thar csl.e4 .afll unsllnsed applause nen
tie performance was over SIZE Was removed
g. her hotel ga a coupe There was "a drama
tic flavor about the whole affair thai made IL
Of inten-s interest. aaa TIE hearty synlI patty
~ the large audience Was evcSs-t.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-24

Durvea. the big Cincinnati pitcher, has IN
vented a batting machine. The following is
his description OK It: / improvised Z httle
batting machine q nv own | put P long
beam ou tho top Il my fathers barn, letting
ono end e1.4ud ah0ut three feet over The side
Of tho roof 70 this attach a stout string,
and from the string suspended a league bail
The ball hung just a. batting height Then
would get ont and bat The ball 70 nv hearts
content. I tel you that bothers yon not a
little 70 biz tho ball inst as il begins 70 rise as
IL passes the Lowell point"
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-24

McSzrs Hadley Sc Tettit's famous brood
rsre. Kitty Bowling. dropped bay colt TO
Gently The drc ot the colt is the imported
Engl.sh stallion Dcreiver. Kitty Bowling Is
the dam Q, Princess Bowling Deceiver was
purchased b. r. The0iore walton. Il thiz
city. in England FOR q large sun. h'.t he al
ways rnn { rogne in The white ani scarlet
traccs 4 the e1-ieccrd-r p ,'ceds He is bY
Veuiock. on. - r.. ni Saddle. and when
known a. Padlacg. before h- Walton bought
him. he was q resl God ariic1L
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-24
Feu STORIES.

Tho popular opinion about the tales told
by anglers Is wel. summed mp in the one word.
fshv Using that as nn erithct tells the
whole story And why docs any mention OF
Jonah. no matter how serious. provoke
smile in some ot The company Nobody smiles
az nn ailu,iono o. other miracles related in the
Bible The ~-Le in This casa IS unconscious
testimony to the popular feeling on dsh sub
ioo-s Nobody expects q habitual angler 20
'eli rhe exact truth about bis exploits The
lig fsh that got away IS one Of the best estab-
l,he,l characters ia fiction. Every one knows
as soon rs i IS mentioned tha, It was the
DBL. yest ish ever causl5 in this creeki' The
al i called IN natural history n true fsh
breathing ly glis." anil true it. may te,
hgs IT has been tho subject of s-me '',vLop-
Ters. In piscGtor.al romnnoe. L1cuiius. tho
n--sd Reuan cp'curo. whose Gsh sold after
Lis death f'r <T0.oo. was an enthusiast on
cells aud the Roman hisrorions relate that be
ha1 pe- lampr-ys which would c1nc at bis
call aud Zee, out u ala hands
1lss fsh ponds q Lpcullus wcre simply
wonderful. and tno practice OF fatteniug
fsh nth slaves probably condemned FOR
sozae osycn-c' is anhapIily too well proved
Thsoid time fsberuen OF tne west wers uEau-
irnous n tie opinion thsr "A fish has1't a
drrned bis o scnse. snd their performances
certainly 40 Indicate It, but since fish hatch
i-r was established as ! national affair. Seth
Green and many others b1ve claiinci 70 have
abundan, proof that the fsh ans considsra Die
intellect " Green Says they Knew him
we'll ard arp-s~i1fsd hls krdn-ss. en- tie old
s-ory r Iucuiius net col may N tine
The snneol migration II c0.s from ono
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-24

Ely Coghlan, who bears = striking re-
sembiance in face and figure NJ well as
in vuiSe % her SISTER. Rose CoGhian. has
returned 20 America af'sr a three years
absence. during which she has f-en liv-
ing tn London. and retlrei from tic
stage I1er ars; apPaarnnce before az audi
once since har return vas male a. tie benefit
recently Tiven % Edwin French. IN New
Tork Ms CoThlan proposes 20 return 70
tho stage ~ az early dcte. Str poSsosses a
strong mez7o-s 1prano vcice.-Thc stage
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-24

f.~rzr - Emis 4 ra.ns Tcs-s6 tts
.at =. rls&ts rs -az-rfV rs hecFsas
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t.....s .rs -f..-er ss.es ca 1-s.sa- -tsa
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49,. ~ -a. a.s- z.asl * lavn. av a.
rs.. s.-..s ....e = az ..-es..Ls-t j. eager t-sts.
~ e.. -. ..s..s -.sf -ns 1- : ass ttr.--l
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-24

rself hy @ l.w
eEfal tt ave q
ItA G ter..-m
- wot t4f
.lt ta .
bplEra.l ottlr.
Wt 90 tie ste ~
T. ccrtiDue tEe eu
reItalu ilelr fcr
tie feaett z f.ie
val-g aua.erce
fle Eil1t dramatic
r1rr - the event
however was Fot
. come JuSt as
the aeIfeSS lu Ter
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-24

Keewattin wilderness. extending from Lake
superior 70 the Arctic circle, rise thousands
# little streams which in the early growing
season are lavishlv supplied with bugs.
worms end flies which fol from the rapidly
growing vegetation The result is hat the
lsh ascend thcse streams by millions and in
rho shallow ripplcs il often seems 10 she oh
server that they actually crowd each other
Ia tho stream One is not however. re-
qui-ed ~ believe that statement Of an Eng
lish tourist that h. could have walk ri across
the Winnipeg rapids on ths backs Of tho
white fish
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-24

ANY ob1erving ml1 coulI tell when II WAS
a zool day for -sh o. hige To best time
was iust after a 5000. sFeA," when tbe sun
ross cisar and Earm and there sas light
wind from ne south Thcr ne eager bass
pvo1il almost jump cut ~ the water 70 Get
a. -ne tssir S.lnrtiInss The day was doubt
Ia ana vrry uxh- Indications would decide
g. Though re most sensitive ,eit no Wind,
vet II the smoke FAR above The honsctop
s,yavet t0 th5 n.-rh. 90 was favorable. Il 20
%. south. "uo bates today was the verdict.
The most deucate woman might not notice
the di1ereuce iu the air. bat The fish knew AZ.
ard lost thcr appetites accordingly.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-24

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b4s rLa
rs o. not ne
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fren Flsfafl rs
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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-03-08
Homsntary Insanity.


Richmond Advocate.
That there is "mJmeniIry IN
SANITY j. scientifically certain
Men Of best balanced mind rom.
mii u1accouniable follie-. Trained
locomotive engineers, noted lpl
care aud GOODNESS, run square ~
the Ii &c of plain orders. ConhuC-
tors cautionmg passengers OF dan.
ders step of, IN a quick fl Of for.
getfulness, a platform of a coach IN
rapid motion. Business men, whose
minds move with the certainty OF
a fate, tall into IA delusion for a mo
meut only. and by a single act
wreck a fortune. A distinguished
professor j. mentioned a. walking
in broad daylight into a canal. the
waller aud oUze starting him back
sanity. Persons of unusual watch
fulnesS have been known TO step
off 4 bridge, and never could ac-
count how they fell. An odd and
shrewd politician Of Virginia was
killed by a train while he was
waiting at a depO; for it, and saw
the engine come right up 10 him
and crush him. a gentleman. in
a Virginia city, of superior guard
ednesS. familiar with cares, daily
passing tracks, went right across
the rails on which The train he WAS
noticing was slowly backing, and
just in time for the wheel 20 mash
him. Druggists know that emf.
nent practitioners prescribe deadly
doses, and write them out for com.
pounding in a fit of swift aberra-
liOn.
Men utter strange sentences out
of keeping with their character,
or write wild letters. In a long
editorial experience We have re
ceiged many communications pre-
pared in an abnormal mental state
and out of harmony with the VIII
tiers. We have been thanked for
suppressing them.
1t may be there is a sudden and
vdmquiShing disturbance or load
stone and loss OF polarity at some
time and in all men. We have
learned to snow pity for acclCenl
and upset Of ~craniall poise, for We
ourselves are I'm The flesh Who
does not til. over at times and tum-
Bile out his Judgment by way of
the tailboard There are people
who claim infallibitily, but The
needle III their case is permanently
off lis pivot. | can't Dip or veer.
1t insists forever that The south is
The north. An electric tornado in
The sun that sells in disarray all
magnetic instruments doesn't vary
that stolid egOtiSm.