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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-27

Some eight or ten more players were
standing around the table interested in the
game OF skin" Thi, is played wi h a full
deck Of cards, the advantage being largely
with the dealer
This game was started by three men in
the outset, who were called principals. aud
although a least a dozen more ca ne into
the game aftgr0ard, oily tue three princi-
pals lad the privilege OF dealing, but this
did not seem 10 prevent others from taking
their "mains," upon which they won or
lost, aud putting CHIPS on the other "mains, ~
Winning or losing according 10 the run
| Of the cards
The dealer takes the cards aud saunios
them rapidly, and one would think so
thoroughly as 10 Danish all suspicion IT
putting up the cards and yet tho player
on the right takes Tie cards from tho
dealer, Win "heah lof ne hub n crack 40
dem cards. Ee huflies them a Oh one
would luk the spots wers shuflsd IN. aud
passing them to tho dealer, ho says "DaI, -"
and j. met with the reply. 81 does da lss'
alutiiu'. you mus tlnk ! guin stock ds
kyards,' AMI thou tho dealer shuliles oven
more vigorously than before. hud flnpr|ng
tho phcs dean Du The table viii 70 "DAh
boa cue Dc kyardst' the cards ore Gu, tle
dealer takes them, ald deals each ~ the
] Prnciplh, including himself, q card each.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19
LUMBERMEN ORGANIZE.
An Association Organized for western
Michigan.

IN Association Organize for Western
M4vhi=an.
'.1hc W tclu Michigan Lumber Man
uiacturers and Wholesale Dealers AS
-oclauon" Was organized yesterday al
ternOOn N tie office OK Morton, Lewis
X Co., ON Monroe-st Mn. +. t. Wright
presided, ,and VIM. II. Hoops. OF Tucker,
Hoop ~ Co.., acted as secretary.
Among tac prominent lu9iber firms
pre-,at were: Austin Richardson, ~
crett, j. g.. tiuu~onlI-s, representing X.
-. Peters East Lake Lumbcrt company,
at East Lake; Cobbs x Mitchell, Cad
l.iac, Mitchell Brothers. Cadillac; West
Michigan Company, Muskcgon; Max
we'll Lumber Company, MuskegOn; /;
". g.. Watson * Co., Mu,kcgOn;
fhaycr Lumber Company, MuSkcgoni
Bennett brothers, Mu>kegon; Cutler 4
CO., Spring Lake; Cis,on x Lillcy,
LlllCy Brookiugs Lumber Company,
Martin, LOWS 4 Co, A. Long < Son,
Oster, Hot x Fox, h. A. Blodgett "
SON, and Tucker Hoops Il Co., repre-
scutng Luther ~ Wilson, of Luther.
No formal organization WAS per
fcctcd, bat the following committee
NtN dllfWIitDt u UIllt Il constitution
and bylaws, 10 be submitted 10 the
ASSOCIATION as soon as completed: H.
Ballou, OF CobbS, Mitchell " Co., of
Cadillac; IL. +. lIarbcck, OF
Cutler Y savage, Spring Lake;
Francis Iailcy, Of Ci>>on " Lillcv;
Charles Fox, of tine O,terhout Lumber
Company. Grand Rapids, and w. c..
Watson. OF MusktgOn.
The meeting was purely for business
amt was not accompanied hy any ics-
tiyiucs. and all of the gentlemen lcit
for home immediately after adj
JOurumeut.
It's thought that the constitution
will Dee completed IN about i month
when the members VIII again bc called
together. II is the intention to have
I'M addition 10 the usual officers, four
vice presidents and niue directors.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19
TOWN TOPICS.

Aearly every retail store "a the ely
c.leel ~ nCo.l ge.teItAs
President iiusl "a r.. of the ~ j. 3 T.
1i-.lll4--z = L--s -Cl-4s- ~ Aa1k iT.-ls.
lslani
"a kiensige repairs are beng maae ou
t.ie F4rlfs-s s1leoi build nss tlrol = a9IE
tae city.
The BRICK 0ork Ga LAe AID tons 10
tae Henry -. AID lollA-st. sclgols Is
lsariy eomEieEed.
OLe c.1sl IL co4tAgigls disease wzs
Iep5rteC yesterday. mat ~ /. Ten
looea. 4gtd /, 80. ~ Alp5-sI-, scarlet
lever
Custodian Bselnef II tie eity hail
Las l1-l received aile-s.zt 1f1tpd pof-
ta.t u ulfl seli which slA oe gwen =
lerlA4Il@Ils place soille where la tLle c-ty
L1i.
Tae Schubert Club 2lll give a concert
M uuskeggn oa the 5Dtu. Fourteen
members wl p4rtle pate and tAes wld
te assisted ~ 5ifs. Al1H0tsAs co4tralto,
aAl slss. l4.e. soprano.
Tle jewish synagogue VII close %
morrow l1f tLs Summer Ytcaton ~ fc-
nlsl Ci1--si lutii ~~ptemteE IA. To-
ul latani AIl. il0s' lau viii occupy
D.- ittlers p4p.L tld deliver the a1-
dress
Ta. Boaci OF Health has corps Of
tare mel looking ap nl-staees. and
ai ut tAem arc busy luey could
riolL4o.g tap'0y = fea moments "a
.ooA.us ~ ole near tAe IELEogAM-
II saAiD O-1Ne.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19

1As L-- frssialas sss = seee-d s-se-i- :
Ja4se ~ es c.Atsst.sl.

AAa L@- frsst4i4s ts,s Seee-d A-re-t-
Ja4ss 49, es C.1testesi.
20 s--.tet Il4l >efeE4l 4ls0fnsss arc
gettag ready ~ test te eo1st.t. .,--
allg q t1~ a. Ele. -li-g ~ second
elre1-L l4dgs. Tie co.4tes. ei T.
based uPoa Las c-sase ~ a.e coa.--l-
ten - tte feet fnat III cea.tlt .l..i.al
aa-el-al-eaLs sta-l L-ze efscl "a lAe
es,isill1il.-s lilellt ol tiie ys1f tftef
zlo4lol. lusf gl also fs l8.
question 81, ~ 1helhef ga L. ltafe
had lne rsut g. 1ec.sfe o.. o.tee
faealt l atter ~ prlslfa tef -t as-
Isslatlllel- ~ rlt lg1- - tat bostfa.r.
/ = sli8 tl4A- l4e contest Hli fat o.
Lrougnt ~ much As against lae alll-
t.oil-Ai Judge a. f0l the puIpss-e ~ >tt-
ting ine quei it0u for the benefit VI
tAf HoEtlelH nl-ailg eoul, ,,aly.
There aIc tne Upper Ps4iu-'ila
large nami4r II th - eZ.l.9ls
y l.sss corpof hte lives, under ~ gon-
stit.iLoHal hntallon al th/ly VsA1s.
'aer- a1olt j e1p4le. t~.dtr tE- state
ol "a e .tocAl lAoIie.s la O.lleE coUt t'l-
atons have picked up '2rge blocks IL
tlleiI stock, lalkl.g Inat ag t.. expire
tEou uf tnt thirty F.a tltF. tle
-toc saolifrsl Cou.t b,e.lte losse-- 1
ol valuable a,ss sni friuehl,s,. winch
they and telr larger and newer corr
4orAttoAs ,Duid b. ttel take aH-
vantage Oil Now as tAe ltis-
.ttufe ls4s s,ld the bil, utan tut
attls ol tal constitutional amendment
allowing >uIl corporation, 90 extend
tIN.E .Hu El.- lfI n.Itt. .l.l. - H.t.t
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19

l chcorIuiiy furnish the following FOR
publication:
Mrs l.. age Sc, cancerous face (cell
canccr), had tired many physicians,
and ON >)rescntation to me was Il lior-
r.hie sight to look upon. Nose partly
eaten away, deep pits IN checks, fore
head and chin. hs last hope I put
her ON LoosC'- Exlract Glover Kcd-
large doses internally, and as local
application. ! used the Solid Extract in
49,. tn ',..t ycn aod ~ fo'r ,,i,,i
WAS entirely we'll. Now eighteen
months since treatment. and no signs
OF return
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19

C4umsn Jane 2j.tAc Michigan
Central aad l.- cast. fn connection, t.lil
fuua through lue ol elegant. i.IW uat-
fet +lseu uiug cars through ilim ,a..- 20
10 Gar Harhaf Et tAe Niagara sails
and tic Mnto Mountains, without
change Conuccuon Wli b. made ~
Niagara Fails With through s.eeper to
Clayton. where connection ulIl ~ in3it.
wlta steamers Ia tAc Thousand Islands,
Alexandria Bay Montreal aflj gucl'tc.
For full ani detailed information m
regard 10 these summer resorts, aud
tho way 10 reach them, and SIX cents
postage ior a Modetn Pilgrimage
and summer tourist rates, u %. ".
Hugglcs. General Passenger and Ticket
Agent, Chicago, I'll.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19

The Michigan Trust Company VIII
open It's Offices, 10 2l Fountain-st., ON
the 22d instant. Until that time appli-
cations for real estate loans may bc
made to l.. Il. Whitney, President, or A.
G.. Ilodcnpyl, Secretary, at room D.,
Widd.comb building, and safes may lc
rented IN the safety deposit vaults from
G. ). Hartman, 1921 FOuntain-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19


Hou. Al. Bovine nas gone 10 Dako-
O. un ti..e-s-
Wlaam Beach IS quite III at his Old
HON. I'D Fort " lyl-
Mr anal Mrs W. s. Hoyey are visit
in- ireuJ, ll tlucA.o.
pr and Nrs- %. +. Herrick have re-
turned igom Greeuyl.ie.
Born. to Sir and Mrs. K. 5. Oliver, or
beo jticr,Ou-Avc-, ,ou.
uegmau Iouthnaw has returned
from Fort Wayne, lad.
". IL. Mcmillan has returned from
h.s vacation 40 MtcatAwa.
Hon. ". VI. sio,>on, OF Reed City,
Vas u the city yesterday.
Mis- Nellie Aiken IS visiting at the
lis stsr cottage a ottawa beach.
Mrs. Frederick Prglcr and childre
are spending few days tn Ada.
AR. and Mrs. Hart Farron, of Ian
sing. are visiting friends n this city.
Ms. l.. NJ Kendall Is the guest OF
A.V. Pantiaid and Airs. Ford, at Har-
bor Springs
Mrs. Anna * Conger IS at the cot
tx, of Mrs. ). Edward Earle, 1t Har
bOr springs,
Eev David Patterson, of Cherokee,
j.. the guest ot relatives and friends
in tns city.
Mss Tony Kanltz, of Muskcgon, is
tic guest of Mrs. /. Rutherford, Ot
JeEeIs0u-asc.
Charles II ocarrett, of 81. Louis. and
j Keenan, ot Detroit are IN the citv
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19
Vofor, HEnroLsHElArn & Co
The Michigan Trust Company.
STATE oF MIcHIGAN, !
BANKING DEPARTMENT,

OFFICE tE OAll-rloNls4t.
WIEGEAs. By satisfactory evidence
presented 60 the undersigned, &c has
been made to appear that the Michi-
gan Trust Company, IN the city oi
Grand Rapids, IN the county .ot Kent,
and state OF Michigan. has complied
with all the provisions OF an act To pro-
vide for the Incorporation of Trust,
Deposit and Security Companies, Of the
State of Michigan. required t0 hc COM
Piled with, befOrc a corporation shall
bC authorized 10 commences business.
Now, therefore, 1, Theodore 4. Sher-
wood, Commissioner OF the State Bank
iug Department, do hereby certify that
the Michigan Trust Company, in the
city OF Grand Rapids, county OF Kent,
and State OF Michigan. is authorized to
commence business, as provided IN SAID
act. relative To Trust, DEPOSIT and Sc
curity Companies, IN the State OF
Michigan.
lStatc Banking Department ScaD.
IN testimony whereof, witness my
hand and seal Of Office, ut Lansing,
this 9th day of July, 1889.
f. {. SHERWOOD.
s Il Il.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19
WAITEK " HEME.

Cancer of Lip and SKIN Disease.
Your Extract entirely cured with three
months treatment with Red Cloveraud
Solid Extract Dressing. Now over a
year and no SIGN OF return.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19

Secondary syphilis Was entirely cured
hv Red Glover Tome IN three months
with nome of the after results. such a
are lett by mercury n such eases.
II You have any doubling phys
cianS. they can write - me and I wall
GIVE them full history ot each case.
pH. W ri. NAENAIL.
For sale by Whit & White drugg, ,ts.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19

Commissioner of the Banking De
partmtnt.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-19

Liberation of the leg llndolent VI
ccrl- Recovered entirely aftcr three
months treatment with Your Extract
Rcd Glover and Solid Extract Dressing
Now one year since treatment, and no
gn OF return.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-04-18
COST OF LIGHTS.

EDS. JOURNAL Embodied below
is report of the cost of Electric
lights run in Dunkirk, New York,
for one month. AS will be seen,
there are IS arc lights. The plant
is owned and operated by the city ;
the system is the Western Electric
of Chicago.
The report was furnished us by a
private correspondent of that city
and in degree proves the advan-
tage accrulng for each municipality
owning and operating its own plant.
The mayor of Dunkirk, furnishes
the actual cost of running. the
municipal works for the month of
October, 1888, as follows:
Average number OF arc lights
run during the month So; amount
of coal consumed, 1877 pounds,
at S1.65 per ton, s113.55; number
of carbons used 3,412 at S11 per
1000, s38.28; 6 gallons cylinder oil
used at 80 cents, $40; 5 gallons
lubricating oil, 35cts, s1,75; 6 globes
used, one dollar each, 5000; 10 car
bon holders used, 25cts each, $3.50;
6 brushes, one dollar each, 5000;
20 lbs waste, Gets S1.80; amount
paid for labor $50 Total cost of
running SIS arc lights 364B hours
during the month of October 1926. %.
Total cost of running IS arc lights
one hour 81 cents. Total cost of
running one arc light one hour Il
cents. Total cost of each arc light
per night running all and every
night is 133 cents. The capacity of
the arc light is 1900 candle power.
Total cost of plant and building was
s13, 1888.
The city also owns and operates
its water plant and a great saving
has been effected by running the
two in conjunction. CITIZEN.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-04-18
PECULIAR GROWTHS.

DEAR JOURNAL Upon the banks
of the Etowah river near Rome, is
seedless persimmon tree the fruit
is large and good-the tree has been
known and visited for many years.
In the same locality there is bear
ing blue plum grated into a beech
tree, the fruit is as good as if upon
a native plum stalk. In coming
from Rome to Kingston, we pass
four creeks Of as pure water as may
be found in the State Dykes,
Cedar, Toms and COnasene. Each
affords excellent water power, and
upon the first named one and near
est to Rome, there are sulphur and
chalybeate springs, besides a grand
boating place known as the "Blue
Hole," 800 yards long. T. F. J.
GRAssDALE, BARLOW Co.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-04-18
NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH.

Mr.. j. Spilman, on Monday evening, in
attempting to save the lives OF Col. A. E.
Buck, of Atlanta. and Mr.. n. A. Dunwody
of this place, came near losing his own.
Messrs. Buck and Dunwody were standing
on the railroad track conversing, with their
back to the approaching passenger train
which arrives here about $40 p. m. Mr..
Spilman was standing some ten feet away,
when he heard somebody boiler lookout,
and he turned and saw the imminent peril
these two gentlemen were in and he rush.
ed towards them he pushed Col. Buck
off the track with one hand and threw his
other arm around Mr.. Dunwody and whirl
ed around pulling him off the track, but
none too soon, for the head block ofthe en-
CINE struck Mr.. Spilman and knocked him
down and away from the track. The train
was just Stacking up its speed or he would
have been badly hurt, as it was, his hip
was dislocated and he was otherwise bruis
ed. He was carried to his livery stable,
where DR.. Seize and others pulled his hip
back into place, and he is now doing fine
ly. His wife, who was in Atlanta, was
telegraphed for and came up Immediately
and gave him all needed attention. 1t
was, indeed, narrow escape from death
on the part of Mr.. Spilman, and but for
his timely effort, COL Buck and Mr..
Dunwody would have been crushed to
daoth
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-04-18
The New Discovery.

You have heard your friends and neigh
bors talk about it. You ms yourself be
one of the many who know - personal
experience just how good thing it is. If
you have ever tried it, you are one of its
staunch friends. because the wonderful
thing about it is, that when once given
trial, DR.. Kings New Discovery ever after
holds place in the house. If you have
never used it and should be afflicted with
a cough, cold or any Throat, Lung or
Chest trouble, secure bottle at once and
give it fair trial. 1t is guaranteed every
time, or money refunded. Trial Bottles
Free at J. d. Malones Drugstore
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-04-18
ROSWELL.

The Cherokee Presbytery met at the
Presbyterian church On last Wednesday
week. 1t was composed of an able body
of ministers aud elders. The session was
harmonious and well attended by the ctii-
zens of the town. The various pulpits
were filed on Sunday by able divines. DR.
G. T. Goetchins, of Rome, at II m and
Rev J E Jones, of Cedartown, Z p m at the
Presbyterian Church At the Methodist,
II NJ, Rev E Bailey; at 3 p IN, Sunday
School mass meeting addressed by Rev
I Owen of GAINESVILLE. AfBaptist, Rev. A.
G. johnson, of Acworth, at IL M, and
Rev E Bailey, of Euharlee, at p nj The
delegates were well cared for by our citi-
zens of the different denominations.
Fine stand of oats, good rains and vege-
tation growing nicely.
VIM W Wells, formerly of Cobb, died at
his home in Milton county, on last Thurs
day.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-04-18
An Old Story.

When man says he feels drowsy in the
spring, that his digestion is bad ard that he
don't feel well generally, he Knows that he
needs something to give tone to his system,
to purify his blood and put his liver in
proper condition to perform the duties of
organic lite He goes to his physician with
this same old story year after year and the
physician prescribes tonic and alternative
The best tonic in case like this is West
moreland's Calisaya Tonic. 1t acts charm
ingly on the liver, purifes the blood and
strengthens the system for its daily work.
This great medicine can be bought at any
drug store for so cents and 81, 90 bottle
For sale by DR.. Z. j. Seize.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-04-18

Ny mother has had cough for twenty
years, pneumonia leaving her with bron-
chial trouble. Two years ago, her lungs
becoming involved, she became very much
emaciated and lost all stgength, being
under regular treatment of a physician
and taking medicine all hours of the day.
This continued until a year ago when l saw
your advertisement of Ackers English
Remedy for Consumption and procured a
bottle, as the tickling in her throat was
unremitting and so irritating as to make
talking impracticable. She was so much
relieved that another bottle was procured,
and we now buy by the case she never being
without it. She has no physician and
takes no other medicines. She remarked
lately that if she had not procured it wher
she did she would now be dead
We have recommended It to others, who
always receive benefit from it. If any one
desiring further particulars will address
me with stamp / will answer with pleas
ure, as deem it the best cough medicine
made.
A triA only is necessary to convince
anyone of its merit. Yours respectfully,
D. W. SIMMONS, Postmaster
Cave Springs, Go.
For sale by D Malone, Druggist
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-04-18
MILLINERY.

DON'T 90 to Atlanta to buy your Millin-
cry until you have seen our stock. With
the assistance Of an old experienced mil
liner and for cash, have bought this sea-
son from headquarters one of the largest
and handsomest stock of Millinery ever
brought to Marietta. l have also secured
a Northern trimmer who is thoroughly pos
ted as to the latest styles. No trimmer is
up to her trade so we'll as one who comes
direct from such house as Armstrong,
Gator & Co. We solicit orders from q dis
lance and guarantee satisfaction. Any
goods sent out that does not suit may be
returned.
Miss Mary Mason, who is at the head of
my business, has been connected with the
house for the past 20 years. She must be
known to be appreciated Call and meet
her, or send her your orders and she will
take great care in executing them.
r. b. NoRTHCUTT,
Successor TO Mrs. E. F. Anderson.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-04-18
A Sound Legal Opinion.

E. Bainbridge Munday Esq, County
Atty, Clay Co., Tex. says Have used
Electric Bitters with most happy results.
My brother also was very low with Malarial
Fever and Jaundice, butwas cured by timely
use of this medicine Am satisfied Electric
Bitters saved his life.
Mr.. D. !. Wilcoxson, OF Horse Cave KY,
adds like testimony, saying He positive
ly believes he would have died, had it not
been for Electric Bitters.
This great remedy will ward off, as well
as cure all Malarial Diseases and for all
Kidney, Liver and Stomach Disorders
stands unequaled. Price SOC. and 81. at
]. D. Malone's
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-04-18
FROM STORE TO TABLE.
Seasonable Recipes Furnished from Week
to Week by Stephens Bros, the Fancy,
Grocers, Church Street, Marietta.
JERUSALEM PUDDING.

JkhUSALEM PUDDING
Boil quarter of cup of rice for twen-
ty minutes, drain, and throw into a bowl
of cold water Cut three figs, and three
ounces of preserved ginger into tiny pieces,
cover with gill of sherry, and soak for
fifteen minutes. Cover half box of gela-
tine with half cup of cold water and soak
for halt hour. Whip one pint of cream,
put it into basin, stand the basin in a
pan of ice, sprinkle over half cup of
powdered sugar, teaspoonful of vanilla.
Drain the rice, spread it on towel and
shake it carefully to dry, add it to the
cream, then add the fruit, stand the gela-
tine over hot water until dissolved, then
stir it into the cream, and then stir care
fully and continuously until the pudding
is thoroughly mixed and beginning to har-
den. Turn into mold and stand away
for one or two hours.
LEMON WHIP
Cover half box of gelatine with half
cup of cold water, and stand aside for
half hour, then add pint of boiling water,
two cups of sugar and the juice of two good
size lemons, stir until the sugar is dissolv-
ed and stand away to cool When cool
and slightly thick add the unbeaten whites
of three eggs and whip the whole to stiff
froth Turn into mold and stand away
to harden.
CAFE FRAPPE.
Grind very ine quarter of pound OF
freshly roasted coffee, put it in a cheese
cloth bag, then in porcelain tarina boiler
and pour over one quart of boiling water.
The water must be taken at the first boil
Cover and stand away from the fire for
five minutes, then add half pound of
granulated sugar, stir until the sugar is
dissolved, and strain through very fine
cloth When cold add the unbeaten white
of one egg, turn into the freezer and freeze,
turning slowly until the whole mass is
frozen ike soft mush or wet snow. Serve
in lemonade or punch glasses.
BROWN BREAD ZOE CREAM.
Dry and toast in the oven three slices
of Boston brown bread, then pound it and
put it through fine sieve. Put pint of
cream and half pound of sugar in a
farina boiler, stir until scalding hot, take
from the fire, and add another pint of cold
cream, and stand away until the whole is
perfectly cold. When cold, freeze, turn
ing the crank slowly and continuously
until the mass becomes very thick, then
remove the dasher, beat in the sifted
bread, and add tablespoonful of vanilla.
Beat continuously for moment or two.
then repack the tub, and stand away about
two hours to ripen.
Our Goods cannot be exeelled and are
delivered in 80 minutes after receiving or
ders. Telephone 9. Respectfully,
STEPHENS Bros.