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The evening world., 1890-02-27
Mr. Wanrmaker,s DIseovery.

The Post-Ohce Department has dlscov-
cred that the weekly paper CHATTER which
silowise in MI. Wanamaker's throat
il a newspaper alter all. Jull@n hAlph. tle
will hereafter he admitted A. what - called
secund-clAs matter, that Is 10 say, AZ poh'il
rates. This caves him the mnury II Mou!l
cost 10 put 4 ouc.Ceut stamp On each copy 10
subscri bcrs aud exchanges, but tne ma u
value ~ the decision lies in IN fact that he
VA. not mi,taAru IN suppOslng that he Ma
running = newspaper.
The evening world., 1890-02-27
How a shell sounds.

An old Yirginlsn was being questioned
by some young fellows about his experiences
during war times. One OF them said:
MIR. p. tell Us what . she'll Il like,
coming through the air" -.
'tWslI boys, said the old man, lit
eomss a-shootin' aud a-tgistin' along,
maIin' A noise that would ourdle your blood.
II Is the LsfulleSt, tsrrify1n 81, most inslg-
nihcant noise you ever heArdT
The evening world., 1890-02-27
MR.. FASSETT'S INQUISIT0RS.
The Senatorial Smelling Committee
to Begin It's Work Tomorrow.

to Begin It's Work Tomorrow.
]. sloat FAssett and his Senatorial com
pany did not come down to-day from Albany
as had been announced. but will have their
first rehearsal Gt Albany and open in this
city tomorrow. according to young Dir.
Platt. of the firm of Tracy, mcfarland,
Boardman, Plat 4 WINS.
Senator Fassett's Investigating Committee
was scheduled TO organize lo-dAy ~ the
office OF this Aw firm. Senators HendTlCks
having helped IN Mr.. FAs ett's recent, slue-
duct inyestiRatlOn. SENATORS ,AheaTn,
Stewart aud StadleT are New Workers and
SENATOR BiTkett and DeRne are Out.lders.
IL seems quite certain that the Police De-
pATtment will receive attention hrst- The
other municipal departments will follow.
Conlmittee will arrive this afternoon.
The evening world., 1890-02-27
Probably the First OF It's Kind.

Noodle-On New YeaE's Eve = WHWteh
meeting was held in Philadelphaw at which
eyeWybawdy wore diamonds, dASR't ye
Doodls-Well. that wasn't the first full
ieWelled watch you ever heard OF, MAS IT.
The evening world., 1890-02-27

Collie Strikes the Duke While He's
Down.
DUNLAP CABLE NEWS sPEcIAL.l
PARIS. Feb. 27.-rhe Duke d'Orleans had
q violent attack Of the collie last night after
dinner.
His illness IL attributed to change Of diet,
consequent on his transfer to ClairyauI.
The evening world., 1890-02-27
TAPESTRY WEAVERs ON STRIKE,
Resisting a Reduction OF Wages
Through the Employment OF
Women.

Seventy six tapestry weSyers. IN the en-
ploy of the Lyons SILK aud Tapestry Com
pany. Of Paterson, went OF, strike t2,uAS
because tLr hTm refuses 10 discharge Fore
The Weayers allege hat Stewart intro
duced women tor the purpose OF cutting
down wages from - 20 10 cents = yAfd anu
lom 4l2tO $40 = week.
The evening world., 1890-02-27
SEND IN YOUR ACCOUNT.
yYou Have Made a Good Swap Send a
Story Of It TO 1.-THE Evening
World"-YOu May Win $780,

rur EVENING WORLD will give to the
Ar woman boy or girl, who makes
NV. hast trade through our Exchange
.s,srtisements during the months OF
,.nuary and February a Gold Double
Van must first advertise In TIE EVENING
WORLD. then by means Of this advertise
-.n, make YOUR EXCHANGES, then write In
rot over so words a,history ctthe trans:
setlon and send II to Exchange editor.'
rvrNtSa WORLD.
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German Settlers For Nyassa Land.

DUNLAP CABLE NEws SPECIAL
LONDON. Feb. 27.-Hundreds Of Germans
are emigrating to Nyassa land aud other
parts Of Southeastern Africa.
The German Consul General in London
has been empowered to assist 500 German
clerks to go and settle in the rich district
between Lake Nyassa and the mouth OF the
Zambesi River.
The evening world., 1890-02-27

Tn, Exchange hdverfisenrents Of" The
r-,r,ug World =" offer great opportunity
a. tho.s ,cho tctsh TO erohunge Real Es-
cate. Horses, Carriages, Je,ce'ry, Arnsicat
Tr,truments, Bteyotes, Books, Dogs,
stamp Collections, Typescrtters, Guns,
clothing, &c. The rate - but 80 cents
an. ,hree N,teR.
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WHAT THE GRIP DlO FOR HIN.
the STORY OF a BRooELFH MAN
WBo ACHED IN EVERY JOTNn.

lie Had had catarrh for Years, and fhs
Grip Aggravated II Untu he Fas
Miserable, then Drs. Copeland ond
BIoir Came TO the Rescue.
Atthe corner Of wiiloughby ave. and Nav a.,
in the machine shops Of the. Fort 'Mayns
Electric Company, = reporter found Nj. Alfred y.
Anderson, the subject Of this story Of yhem the
accompanying cut II = fair likeness. Mr.: Anderson
resides ~ go Livingstone It, During the courss
OF con Mr.. Anderson said;
During the height OF the 'Grppe, Epidenfi1
I became one Of its victims. I had had what's
commonly known IS catarrh a. long - I cen -.
member but a. I had grown used to 70 Idtdn't mind
vsted my cstsrrh. and left my head and Throat In .
yeFy bad condition,
The evening world., 1890-02-27
NEWS OF THE DAY ABROAD.
"0ur Mary" and Her Young
Lover at Mentone.
Orleans and the Colic-s'The Times"
on Chicsgo's Success.
tpusLAP CABLE NEWS srrcrIi.I

MENroNR, Feb. 81. - Miss Anderson,
"our Mary" has not yet entirely recovered
her strength, and any excitement unnerves
her.
She 10 now living an idyllic life, walking
daily with Navarro. rarely using a carriage.
The young man is a splendid musician. and
Mary IL treated TO daily serenades on the
sweet-toned flute.
Navarro Ia also a fine pianist and sings In
French and Spanish, and his evening con-
certs are often increased in effectiveness by
Signor v. y. Puppo, q married brother Of
the landlord Of the hotel, who is an exquisite
performer on the either.
Miss Anderson has not heard from Mr.,
Abbey, but says that at the worst the claim
can be paid.
An nl-Timed Wedding Breeds a Riot.
tDusLAP CABLE SEws sPEcrAL.l
WINABoRSE, Feb. 2T.-An old man by
name Joice, sixty-six years of aye, married
his servant girl of twenty, Immediately after
having buried his first wife.
The neighbors arose In wrath. armed with
sticks, stones. tin pans n cow-bells. but
the police dispersed the angry crowd, injur-
ing several Of the more violent.
--=
An English View of Chicago's Late
Victory.
DUNLAP CABLE NEws EpEctlLl
LONDON. Feb. 27.-The Times, in a col
umn leader on the Worlds Fair, says thai
the social and commercial supremacy that
New York has 30 long claimed Is now chal'
lenEed, and would seem to have passed
away.
1T il one moro lesson" adds the grea'
journal. how rapidly things change in thu
United States. and how soon our most &C
curate knowledge OF them becomes an
tiquated.
THUS an American living abroad is ap
in a few years TO lose touch with the ever
shifting facts Of his own country"
The Young Kings Relapse Denied
frY CABLE TO TIE PRESS NEWS ASSOCIATION.
MADRID. Feb. 27.-The report that tn
young King Of Spain has had q relapse o
his recent illness is p%ronunced false at tn
Palace.
The evening world., 1890-02-27
Not Twins.
IErOss Tara SifhRSs.I

Mrs. n. met frequently two charming
little girls going TO school, who looked each
very much like the other.
One morning she asked one OF them.
Are you win my dear
With "A indignant shake Of her eurls shs
Eo@sl Rs'ss bOfs siFh.V
The evening world., 1890-02-27
The Young Kings Relapse Denied
Auckland Is Dead.

tpr CABLE TO TIE PRESS NEWS AssocIArroN.I
LONDON, Feb. 81. Lord Auckland,
| william G.. Eden) is dead. aged siIty-one
years.
The evening world., 1890-02-27
His Labor Saved.
GIroE HuH.sy'. W..GIy.I

Larkin-The Young King Of Portugal does
not need to make a name for himself.
Gilroy-Why9
Northumberland sixteen names we're
given TO him when he vas christenec.
The evening world., 1890-02-27

HuEaoD,s WAoOFns cousH OuAE Ln4tznay =
II sItsE sassa faaA-ls es-ssAa-
The evening world., 1890-02-27
Iiverpool Dockmen Strike.

LIV6rpOOI DOCkLu1H pIffho'
ESPECIAL cAnLE TO THE EVENING woRLDl
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 27.-The men employed
on the North docks in this city. 9 1000
strong. have struck, their demand for
higher wages being refused.
The evening world., 1890-02-27
At The Funeral.

tFroUi TeIds SiftfHeE.l
First Sistcr-Why don't you cry7
Second Sister-Can'tl Left my embroi-
dered handkerchief Mt home.
The evening world., 1890-02-27

? :a...sg I, o1 Liza !; t GifG E e Il 's &a =: q
The evening world., 1890-02-27

Mrs. John Hoey was recognized by
many members Of the theatrical profess
sion in o box at the. Casino Tuesday
night. Said o manager. Mrs. Hoey
ago. when she was leading lady at Wal.
lacks"
The evening world., 1890-02-27

Thomas b. Dickson is negotiating for
the Theatre Comique, Harlem, which he
wants to run as a popular.price theatre.
The Comique to be a success must be very
popular price, with considerable empha-
sic on the very.
The evening world., 1890-02-27

Sedley Brown has changed the name Of
his play, - Pine Meadow" that was pro-
duced at the Madison Square Theatre. TO
- A Long Lane" The play will be put
on for a few weeks at the Fourteenth
Street Theatre next month. Real sheep
are to be used in the rural scene.
The evening world., 1890-02-27

Miss Jennie Yeamans. now at Tony
PASTORS, is going to England to look for
a play. The vivacious Jennie says that
there are plenty of Lays in this country,
but everybody has everything. So she
will roam through Albion in search Of
|unoccupled dramas which she will bring
to these shores.
The evening world., 1890-02-27

Miss Annie Ware and two other men,
bers Of the theatrical profession are going
to give o performance ut Bloomingdale
tonight. Miss Ware, whenever she IL
- resting" gives an entertainment for
the benefit Of the u~nfortunAtes.
The evening world., 1890-02-27

Max Freeman. stage manager of the
Casino, doesn't often get very much
credit. The Casino beauties don, love
him. But Mr.. Freeman deserves oil
praise for his splendid production OF
1.-THE Grand Duchess" On Monday
night the CASING was closed; kehearse
Mr.. Freeman rehearsed the people on
Sunday, and wouldn't allow them near
the theatre Monday. They had an abso.
Lutte holiday. The result was no fatigue
on Tuesday night.
The evening world., 1890-02-27

There are 4 number OF clever specialties
introduced in 1.-THE Two Johns now At
JacohaI Iyceum Theatre.
The evening world., 1890-02-27

"Randalrs alleyway" Is the name
given to the back room OF Mr.W W. Ran
dalls dramatic office. II is looked upon
as a rehearsing ground for the agents and
managers who have stories of - big re-
ceipts" 10 tell. For instance. II an agent
minutss later the manager enters and
swears he has captured $500 the gentle
men are requested to withdraw to Ran
dalls alleyway." For rehearsal purposes
aver theatrical lies ought TO be consistent.
don't you know.
The evening world., 1890-02-27

Jules s. Kusel, who was for 10 long
Identified with THE Streets OF New
York, -" Is going TO organize a new com;
Il through the country.
The evening world., 1890-02-27

The Nassau Boat Club. Of the Harlem,
has taken u hound towards increased
prosperity. Il viii have more members
and more boats this year than ever before,
while the Clubs treasury is plethoric with
preenbacks.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-06-26
Try sLAck;DRAueHT tea for Dyspepsia

ID. j. Guyton, living at Carriers.
vile, Ga, killed a snake under Pc
culiar circumstances. His COW had
failed to come up at the usual time,
and he went out in search for her.
After long hunt he found the ami
NAL in field, and when he attempt
ed to drive her homeward she would
not move. Upon closer inspection
MIR. Guyton met with surprising
sight. Wrapped around one of the
legs Of the COW was large snake,
the head of which was doing efec-
tive service in drawing Tactical fluid
from one Of the teats. 1t took only
a few minutes to kill the snake,
which was found to be of the chick
en- variety, measuring 6 feet and s
inches.
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An Editors Faith.

The editor of the Advocate, pub
lished at Greenville, Ala, expresses
his faith in S. S. s.: THE good
this preparation has accomplished
is incalculable, and thousands of
men and women that it has saved
from an early grave to-day rise up
and bless the originator, and those
who placed it in their power to pro-
cure it. A number of our acquain-
tances have used this wonderful
medicine to their great benefit,
most of them to their perfect heal
ing, and their testimony has been
given to the public that others like
them may take the healing balm,
We know that Swift's Specific IS. S.
s. is no humbUg, and can recon-
mend it, and we do most heartily.
The proprietors are genial, liberal
and charitable, and have done prob
ably as much or more good than
any other firm in the South. Read,
reflect and be relieved
Greenville (Ala.) Advocate, Nov.
1889.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Dis
eases mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC Co..
Atlanta, GA.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-06-26
Public Sale.

STATE OF GEORGIA-CoBB COUNTY,
Whereas. on Dec. 31st, 1885, LEROY "
Morris executed deed to the Equitable
Mortgage Company, to secure certain
promissory note bearing same date for
$3.50, to become due January 1st, 1894.
with five interest coupons thereto attach
ed for 1926 each falling due January
lst. 1890, 1891. 1892, 1898 and 1894 re-
spectiveiy which deed is of record in said
county in Book L., page Iii.
Now, by virtue of the power contained
in said deed, the said Leroy w Morris
having made default in the payment of
the first installment of interest due there's
on, to wit $32 p due. January 1st. 1890,
the said Equitable Mortgage Company,
being the holder OF said note, will sell said
property, to-wit: Land let nnmber TWEEN.
ty>two, containing forty acres, the east
half of land lot number twenty~one, cons
tanning twenty acres more or less, and all
that portion of lot of land number twenty
three, lying west OF the Sand Town road.
containing twenty acres more or less, all
in the nineteenth district and second
Tuesday in July, 1890, at public outcry,
to the highest bidder, at the court house
door in said county, 'or the purpose of
satisfying said debt, which is now past
due by virtue of said default, with the
interest and ten per cent attorneys
fees and the cost Of advertising said
property for sale, and other reasonable
and necessary expenses and charges
incurred in bringing said property for sale.
The EQUITABLE MORTGAGE Co.
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GEoRG1A-coBB COUNTY.

To the Su perior Court of said County: The
petition of K. W. Boone, W. NJ Sessions, Moultrie
NJ Sessions, showeth that they and their associates
and successors desire TO be incorporated under the
name Of THE Cobb County Abstract Company"
The principal Office OF said company shall be in the
city OF Marietta, said state and county and the
capital stock OF said company to be one thousand
dollars divided into shares of twenty FIVE dollars
each, and petitioners desire the privilege OF in
business Of said company shall be managed by
board Of directors, the number OF the same to be
fixed by the bylaws of said company, by whom
all other officers under the bylaws to be elect
ed and no person, not stakeholder can he a d.
rector or officer in said corporation. The business
of said company shalt be to make and keep abb
stract books and papers Of all Deeds mortgages
hOmesteads, and other papers in Cobb county, or
in any county OF said state AMI to furnish any
person or corporation with and abstract Of title
having the rightito charge therefor. Petitioners
desire the right to own, buy and sell all kinds OF
property.
Petitioners further showeth that the sum OF five
hundred dollars has been paid into said corpora
ton. Petitioners ask to be incorporated for the
full term Of twenty years with the privilege OF
newal at the expiration Of said term, with the
power to sue or to be sued, plead and be implead-
ed to have and use common seal, to make con-
tractsand TO do all ether acts necessary to the
corporal existence OF petitioners feT the purposes
aforesaid with all the usual powers.
And petitioners will ever pray etc.
SESSIONS & SESSIONS.
Atty's for Petitioners
Filed in Office this the Goth day of May, 1890.
w. r MONTGOMERY, Clerk.
true and correct copy as appears on Recor
at this office This May 2lst 1890.
w. r. MONTGOMERY. Clerk
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Kennesaw Mills
And Residence Lots at
RECEIVERS SALE,

BY virtue Of an order Of Judge GEO. f
Goher, presiding. in the case of the Gate
City National Bank ct al, vs.. kennesaw
Mills Company, will sell to the highest
bidder, for cash, between the legal hours
of sale, on the first Tuesday in July next
before the court house door in Mar eta
Cobb county, Georgia, those three resi-
dence lots in the city of Marietta, imme>
diately North Of the Kennesaw Mills, sit
uated between Hansell and Dobbs streets.
and between w & A. R. and Denmead
street
No l. The north one of said lots fronts
70 feet on Denmead street and extends
same width east 17S feet, more or less, to
right of way of w. Il a. r. R. and bound.
ed north by Dobbs' street. There is up
on this lot an elegant new room dwell
ing fine shade trees and elegant well of
water. The house is now occupied by DR..
Strong.
Nc. > The middle one OF said lots
fronting - feet on Denmead street and
extends same width east IFS feet, more or
less. to right of way of w. & A L. r.
There is also upon this lot an elegant new
: room dwelling, fine shade trees and good
water The house is now occupied by
Mr.. Avery.
No. 3. This is vacant lot fronting 60
feet on Denmead street and extending
same width east IFS feet more or less TO
right of way OF w. & A. j. R, bounded
south by Hansell street.
Also on the same day, within the legal
hours of sale by virtue OF the same au.
thority | will sell on the premises, that
splendid property known as the KENNE.
SAW MILLS in the city of Marietta, fronts
ing 2l2 feet on w. s. A. r r. and 191
feet on Mill street. west by Denmead
street. north by Hansel street, and
east by W. & D. r. r These
mills are provided with 200 horse power
boilers and engines, and all machinery of
the best and latest make for meal and
flour, use the patent roller process, and
turn out 400 barrels -four in "A hours The
buildings are all brick with stone tounda>
tons, erected in the most substantial man
ner The mills have ample side tracks
/ Railroad platform scales, and chutes tor
! unloading grain and coal Ample storage
capacity with the BEST appliances for ele
waiting and handling grain. All machin>
cry is in first class running order and the
/ reputation of the flour Of these mills is
/ unexcelled in the South
To be sold free from all incumbrance
Terms cash
NJ G. WHITLOCK. Receiver.
May Goth 1890.
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AGENTS FOR THE JOURNAL.

The following Agents have clubs and
will take subscriptions to the MARIETTA
Journal at One Dollar per year in adj
vance:
Mableton-J. n. Barber and S. h. Coch
~an.
Ponder Springs-R H 3Larchman
md j. j.. Camp,
Sto,y-T, J. Lunatord
Smyrna-J J Payne
Due WeSt-B w Griggs
Lost N0untdjn-E l. Mayes.
Griher-G w. York.
4cmorM-H. NJ. Putnam, l. A Itch
field and b Ranev
RoSweU-J B. Watson
AusteU-W P. Johnson. E W. Med
lock.
Big Shany-Joe Lacy and c. n. Price
Oakley NiNS-W S, Dodgen.
Marietta DiSt-Martin W. Frey
UpShap-J B Moon. -
Due East. NJ. Power
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-06-26

Love comes and grows by serving.
If you find yourself linked to an
other whom you don't like, and
whom you think you never
could love, rouse yourself up to do
something for him, Try to help
where he is in need Seek to win
him to the right where ne seems as
tray. Exercise some selt-denial in
his behalf Whether this makes
him like you or not, it will give you
kinder feelings toward him and if
you keep on doing for him, you may
come to like him, if not to love him.
Love comes and grows by serving.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-06-26

MATTE J. HUeHET Libel fer Divorce
VS.. returnable TO the
CALVIN B. HueHEy Nov. term 1890 in
Superior Court of Cobb county Georgia.
The detendent, Calvin B. Hughey, is
hereby commanded to be and appear at
the next Superior Court OF said county of
Cobb to be held on the Nird Monday in
November 1890, then and there to show
cause, If any he has, why the contract of
marriage between him and said Matte J
dughey should not be annulled, and a
total divorce be granted said libelant as
prayed for in her writ of file in said Supe>
riOr court Witness the Honorable George
F Gober, Judge of said Superior Court.
This April 22nd 1890
w. R. MONTGOMERY, Clerk.
4 tr'e transcript from the minutes of
Cobb Superior Court. This April 22nd
1890 w. R. MONTGOMERY, Clerk.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-06-26
MsEl...,. WINE OF cARDy! for female disease
A PREMATURE BOOM.

A certain town in Southeastern
Kentucky well situated in region
of an abundance of raw materials,
and on the Queen and Crescent
route, recently bestirred and got up
a boom. Well situated tracts of
land were cut up into town lots, the
coming boom was extensively adver-
tised in local papers of the sur
rounding country and the world
was requested to keep its eye on
that particular town. People in the
town lost their senses; lands were
sold and re-sold from one townsman
to another, each time at an increase
until prices were fabulous. The
day of the great public sale came.
The band played and the auction
eer talked his best, but it was of no
use. Only bakers dozen of peo-
pie collected and none of them were
bidders. No offers were received
for the lots and the boom was over
1t had no foundation.
Had these people established in
dustries before offering their lots
for sale and thus created a basis
of values, there would have
been plenty Of buyers at coed
prices, and their town would have
been on the high way to prosperity.
But in their feverish anxiety to be-
come wealthy suddenly, they have
ruined themselves and buried their
town in oblivion.
The sale of lots is, OF course, a
necessary part of every town-build-
Ing enterprise, but the 'town-build-
ing IS also necessary part oft. No
We'll conceived and properly con.
Quoted scheme of development in
the South has ever failed. Where
there has been judicous selection of
locality, able and energetic manage
ment and sufficient capital, there
has always been success, but a part
OF the management has consisted
the establishment of factories to
utilize the raw material, whose man
ayers and employees would make up
a population needing land for its
stores and dwellings,. Amy attempt
to ignore this foundation and build
in the air will result in failure, and
ought to.-MIanufacturers' Record.
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CITY LOTS ATEXECUTRIX's SALE.

By authority Of the will of Will j.
Vim, deceased | will sell to the highest
bidder before the court house door in Ma
rietta on the first Tuesday in July next
within the legal hours OF sale two vacant
lots in the city of Marietta. The first is
known as the "John Alexander lot" in
the South West part of the city aud joins
Erwin Maxwell on the West, and Gus
Battle on the South, and Will Alexander
on the East. and contains about one acre.
The second isin Liberia" or Fort Hill.
and bounded by the Cole estate ON the
North the w. P, Anderson property ON
the West, Chamberlain lot on the East,
South by street, containing about one
acre Terms one fourth cash, balance in 4,
and II months, with eight Per cent in
terest; bond for titles May p, 1890
MRS. c, A. VIM, EXecutrix