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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-30
ADiIrTY PARAsoL.

saw a parasol the other day that seemed
TO me oue of the daintiest novelties coz
rived Tins spring. 1t was of black surah,
edged with a fall Of white Brussels net.
Set in the cover at intervals were four
larre butterflies. beautifully formed from
tie net and inserted in the surah, so that
the lady carrying the parasol looking ny
ward behoIds the butterflies perfectly
transparent. while from above they seem
as though just ahghted upon the black
fpvGr
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24
The BASEBALL WAR.

The Prospects for Peace between the
Leading Organizations Are Very Poor.
NEW York, Oct 23-The conference
committee of the National and Players
baseball leagues and the American
Assoc tion met at o'clock Wednesday
behind closed doors. After long Sc
cret session Secretary Byrne saw the
press representatives. He said that the
meeting was 20 have been attended by
three delegates from the Players
League, three from the National League
and three from the American Associa-
tion. A. L. Johnson, T. r. Talcott
and Wendell Good win were to represent
the Players; 4. G. Spalding, J. r Day
and {. h. Bryne the National League,
and A. W. Thurman, Chris
Won der Abe and William
Barnie tho American Association.
All these we're present. but three other
gentlemen, Messrs. Ward. Hanlon and
Irwin, we're on hand 10 represent the
players. The National agreement rep
resentatives refused to proceed with the
business in hand unless the three last
named gentlemen Withdrew. MIR.
Johnson. OF the Brotherhood COM
nittee. said that the National
agreement was represented by
six mem bers on the ommittee-three
each from the National League and the
American Associa tion-snd the players
thought that they were entitled 10 an
equal repressR Rtation They could do
nothing uBder the circumstances but
withdraw.
The chances for an i'm mediate confer.
ence seem TO be dead but peace pro-
ceedings are by no means over. 1t is
the general opinion that it is only
question of time before the conference
will be held The National League
men are frm, however, in their purpose
not to confer with Players. Represent
stive Players say that they will take no
action until they receive some word
from the National League. Negotia-
tions will now proceed quietly and it is
believed that some satisfactory conclu-
sion will be reached in this way.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24

Damaging g.iosncs hxalsst 10 sosnset
Broosht oat 90 wsare.s.r

DSrs girs gvidsncs hxaipst 10 sos nset
Bro0sht Ost 90 wsdue.s-y.
CKAwFoHpsvIIlE, Ind. oct - In
TIE Petiit case W~s nesday eve VT
ressrs we're crsufn-d md some iu-
rortAnt evidence obtained A. tie
witnesses we're with Mrs Pettit during
her conrulsionS and testif feo - .
their cbAi2ctcrlEtics stifnneS boo y.
clinched hands. turneo-dss0 toes.
distorted face and perfect cou-
soiOusness during The sEony. Mrs
Annie Francis saw Rev Mr.. Petit give
oil 70 Mrs rettit halt an hour befofs
his wifes death ard observed him SIR
a ~lfh spoon He would allow no
ono TO assist On oss-exaininKtiou
shc ssid both Petit, AID sife faced
those ia the room when the oil vas
given. During bis izmeutstion just
after his Wifcs death pettirs voice
Was SO hesftless and feignec tLat
b chilled th- witness hrs Lefte hsv-
thorn testified thSl Ms Wtiieheal suT.
gested The consultation % pbrsiclsns
and Petit urgsd IT, but D. leager de-
INJURED. saving be uads rsiooc tie case
thoroughly. and woula not call nr
BLACK for sore TINA Nrs Hawthorn
talked with Petit about HE actions
With Nrx Whtehrad aud 20 said hs
wished 20 marry her az once 20 get =
home Tor his little daughter
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24
cREAx or The SPECIALS


Tse Ee-kn fass pskllshes ~.ssiug
ss@sast sz gr4-sa - CAas-A
Isaly go ssssx s3ss3 sAs ss~seEAEsas
4 sss Z =. 80 Ssztss - SrssiA
Nstsrel ga 49, eisc~FsFss ssssn
2i.ss tzeSa k4essees. Aa- ns@ass2.y.
0ss4s Gs1szs a a-lasso. 49, Ezk~a
fFos - Ssns@s a. N~ss As4si.is, Ia,
49, zea = sgldxs.
Ihs Grsz& LS1ss - ls~a o-s Esll0~.
5 e sssSisa ~ - NolAss 1segs sss
ga q iss sez sess as yeaF-
0esrss Joa leolorsai <ileo lis
szs1 n tksr - sposssslvsHia. Va.
splitting sp~n ses keAd ~iss Aes.
Ths ssssatiesA reasrAl ooaneil 81 tas
Ssseath D4y % pslsts 81 tes Usis~1
ssasss esk.a in Cslesgs 90 " Wednesday.
Jaess k!slnsr, Of hssslssa IA, as
f0sRa ess4 IA ais rooal all Dsssnport
Ia hotel Wednesday. De blew Cal We
gas.
BoulNngcr, IN a statement Published
in Preach neaspAser. said he .ss
orer~d I 80, 80 frsses fer lectue
tour la America
A the result Of an old quarrel ]. @
Raiass. OF Darlington. ). q, sas shot
and killed Tuesday by J. H NisasF-
spoon, his nephew.
The esroner's jury 80 Joliet III.
brought Ia verdict eensUring the
Elgin. Joliet & Eastern railway officials
for the disas ter on their road.
A church congress Of the Universal
lists Of the United states opened a.
Rochester. n. Y. Wednesday. Nearly
every State in the Union vas repre-
sented
The Supreme Council OF the Scottish
Rite MAsons in session at WAshingse ton.
%. C., initiated thirty-four members IN
the thirty;third, the highest Masonic
degree.
The corner-stone of she oaklawn Col
lege of Efingbam, III. was laid with
Masonic ceremonies Wednesday. State
School Superintendent Edwards dsiiv-
cred an address.
The Western wheel scraper works,
employing eco men, will remove from
Mount Pleasant la, to Aurora, Ill
hc ialtct soNH SiNco c,BA sOfOo
and $50 900 cash.
The annual convention OF the Amer
lean Institate OF Architects began In
Washington Wednesday. John Root
OF Chicago presided in the absence OF
President Hunt
A tramp fatally stabbed James O'Hara
and wife. living at Smith Creek, Mich,
his intention being 10 rob the house.
Neigh bors we're attracted 10 the scene.
but the tramp escaped.
TIE dead body OF an inmate OF tho
Leavenworth tSan.l Soldiers Home
named Foster WAS found under the rail-
road bridge Wednesday morning. 1t is
supposed he was killed by cars.
Four hundred mem bers of the Ancient
Order OF United Workmen organized the
Northwes tern Wisconsin Association at
Eau Claire Wednesday by electing NJ.
}. Algard. OF Eau Claire, president.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24

6oth the method and results when
syrup u kigs Is taken; il is pleasant
aad refreshing % the taste, AID acts
gently yet promptly ca the kidneys.
Liver and Bowels, eleanses the sy$
TEN efectaAlly. dissels colds. head
aches aad fsyers and cures hAsitGA
esssti patton. Syrup OF Figs Is the
ealy re.edy Of lie kisi ever pro
dueed, pleasing To the taste and ac-
ceptabls 70 Tho stomach. pr0mpt in
IL action and truly beneficial in its
Effects, prepared only from the lnost
healthy and agreeable substances, It's
many excellent qualities commend it
20 all and have made il the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in soc
aad 81 bottles BIZ all leading drug
gisls Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro
cure it promptly fer any one who
wishes TO try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Fic syrup co.
san FRAAc.so0. ca.
icOSulLE. N. ssa roak. W.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24
THE MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Oct q
FLo-r-Quiei and steady. Spriag Patents,
5 O9.s550. Bakers. $40 z4OO; Straights. s. %
a. rs: Winter Patents, 81 sols5.eS; Clears - 10
U4s0
wHEAr-RuIed firm early and then weaker.
No 2 cash. siot.ai02's; December, 81 o4a
J. o5 aEd May. siUsasI %.
Cosg-was active and lower. No. . SSc;
No. 2 Tellow 52kc, No 2, 5iS5l&c; No. 3
YelloN 52~c October, blAe5lAe; November.
5ia25gSc. Decen her, 5lh 52ssc; May. 54z o
sc
OArs-wssker and lower No 9 493f3ltc;
Deceu Der. 4sifc. May. sssQGXc. Samples
8 White. sc<s+sc, Ne. 2 44s947c; No. , White,
47Hdtsc.
RYE-Searcs aaa Arm No 2 cash. s7Gs7Hc;
October. CSC. December sec. Sample lots, ooe
Sc for No 2 and seassc for No. ;
sAEIEY-Demand good and market nrm.
Ne November. Ts3sDc. Samples. common.
sSssoc; good TO ehelcs. sc 7oc, aud extra lots
7ea79c,
MSS PosK-Markst rather active. and prices
ruied easier Quotations ranged at SO gpa
70 % for cash $40 oUtlo 10 FOR October SO sDss
70 % fer December. iegseSI2 10 for January,
and sif g. - ai3 10 FOR May.
LAHp-Rather setivs sna prices ruled easier
Prices ragged a. ~ StSls % for cash. N.sSs2
9 20 for octoeer Sss $50 for Decsn ser
% sa1SssTS for January and E.o5a7.io for
Msy.
Bvrrrr-crsAn.ry. Isessso. Dairy. IssIsc;
Pscking stock. s1sc
PoBLTRx-Livs Chickens. Tlc per 10. Spring
Chieksas. fs9sc per ID; Live Turkeys. s$s
To- ser ID Live Dse>s Tss185se per ID. Live
Geese a. socs IS per doIen
IIauoss-D Distilled Spirits ruled erm at 81. -
per gal for eaisAei goods
CtAs-wissonsin Prime white SIC; water
white sNe. Michigan Prime waite. ssc,
wats- Waite fiScs indians Prime White
&c. Wafer White leac, Hss1haht rs test
iic Gssoilns. - degs lie. a dsEs. 9sc;
Naptha. S. deg Sc
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24

AssxiRs - tss s<.ss sata-A F<A~ss ssss-
el~s.ss Frssta~at Lsaaiss Ks-E .eotss-
K~.sssss-ss Aa-slsz
srEtSaFlFIn III. Oct IS TIE
fsfmeTs NNtasl hsne1t ASsaciation
ass IA Sl@ss .sssa Is Asre n a. 2ss4sy,
$50 delegates being present Afser 70
peSsea fsfaNsls 904gs 0ceFe L4naley
husllF eonssntee - tske = re-slsctlen
as presidsAt oi ths asssxGly 4nd
VAS re-slsssed ~ az eser~Aeiln-
lsx yess 1ssss H Nast burR.
e Milhaalson Co4nts, NAs elected
vice preslssAs; JsAass Creed. 0f NAInes
hill. treasurer, &aa " L Rossnssa. II
Cresnsills. sscfstsrys sxeo1uvs eoEa-
"A sGtse. l. , Nllssn, 81 E4Cklana Cou q
81. o. " niekiiRe. ~ Washington
Gounty, .Ha \. N s.rHsta q De N4u
NoNEts
Aaeng tie resolutions pAssed AS
one iRdersiag The hsdaeek pare -fooa
bill ia Coagr~ss and opposing the Con
ger con peu ne-lsra bill. sR6 = memorial
- Congress ~as numSrossls sisned
prsylng Ter ne passage 81 tks Essaock
Bill ana opposing ths CoKEsr kill
Tho com mW ittoe On NAtioasl leglsl..
tien reported = series el resslutisas.
which ~ere adopted. demanding tAs
free and anhmite6 oolnAEs 0f silver.
that the circulating medium should ne
Issued by the Government direes ~ ne
people 10 sUrrelsnt volume 10 Go The
business Of the ooontry on . cash basis,
and that the money 60 Issued
shall be made u legal tender Tor
the payment OF all debts, both pub
lie and private. that the Government
taxes shonld ks levied sAly on luxsr-
les; that the constitution be so smend-
ed that the President Vice President
United States Senators sHd United
etstes Judges shall be elected by d.
rect vote Of the people, and that CeH-
sress pass laws prohibiting Tie owner
ship Of lands by aliens
a declaration Of principles was
adopted, declaring in favor OF uni
form system OF textbooks FOR the pub
lie schools; that the State furnish
school looks at cost and demanding a
fair English education for every
child in the State. Tie Austria
liam systen Of voting WAS Endorsed
and a declaration made Ia favor Of the
election BY a direct vote OF all State
officials demand vas made for the
reduction OF passenger rates on rail
roads 70 two cents a mile aud red nc
tion Of freight charges one-third. The
stock yards charges were condemned
as outrageous and the prices fer
feed there were charac terized as =
swindlo. and thsy prom SO 10 condemn
any member OF the Legislature that
voted 10 continue them. Pools, trusts.
com bines, the Chicago Board OF Trade
and monopoliss were denounced in un-
sparing terms, including the organized
liquor trSfsc, and the Legislature will
be asked 10 pass a bill covering all
license money into the county treas.
uries TO the credit OF the poor-farm.
A crack was takcn st the board OF
equalization. they believing that
IL ought 10 be abolished and
that all State revenues should be
raised by tax on the gross receipts OF
corporations Belief was expressed also
in graduated income tax and the paw
ment OF taxes scmi-sBnually. The is
suance OF railway passes TO any person
xharevcr was o~DOSq6
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24

VIRTUALLY a FREE MAN.

Lawyer Billings. the lows MurdereE, Out
on writ OF BHbeas Csr2us.
INDEPENDENCE. Ia. Oct. % M. E.
Billings, the Wavsriy attorney con-
victed year ago in the Black Hawk
County court OF the murder OF w ;.
Kingsley and sentenced TO the peni-
tentiary for lie. was brought before
Judge Ney in thiscity "Wednesday night
on writ OF hNbeas corpus. Judge Ney
admitted him 10 bal in the sum OF
$4,000 70 appear before Judge Leaehzn
az Waterloo Nosctaber g sad be WAS
released on his can rarorn .zance in
view of tho lco'sicn ct re supreme
Court reversing tae i ,1iHg % TIE low
or court. IL ls almost certain that the
case VII be tissuissed wzen called up
Ia Judge Lenehsn's court AMI that Bill
ines is aow virtually free man. The
prosecution Of THIS celehrated case has
cost Bremer County SIS 600.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24

PARIS. Oct sat has been learned
that while on a journey recently the
robbed Of jewelrv % the value OF 80. 600
francs. The efforts % the police 70
catch the thieves and recover the stolen
property have 50 far been nnsaccessful.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24

Czf-AGo Oct a.
Carr1r-Narkst rsther active on ocsl ard
sAfpviaa account oucrstiens raaEea a. A "a
SIS for ensice te fsssv shirrirs StseTs . 8
- 20 Tor EooS - cao'cr ~ s. 49, e. for -ca-
nc. = fs7r g. s. - 40 fer Rutchers'
st..-s HM "a - e,r Stscksrs - ga = far
Tsxzas. n 49, - sor westerns - &-a3 - for
Faesers o. SO - kcr cess A. aef>S = for
Rnus sat g. sa2a - fs- Fssi caTss
Hccs-Narsst -eteFsrsiF sstfrs - 7ass
srs frpf.x gcco1nt 1sr<s -ssE-d a. = 30
30 rsr nrht A. $50 ~ r0aea pscsi1s
l. szas Is 20 rirea a7s - s3Gs4ss fes scssg
pseklas NaS sasspias iot&
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24
Tn Hstonsi Commission to Meet.

CHIC AGO. Oct. 23-A meeting OF the
National Columbia Exposition Com
mission has been called for November
Is The most i'm portsnt subjects that
will come before the National commis-
sion for consideration will Ne the organ
ization OF the board OF lady managers.
which will probably take place on the
10Th. IL the Secretary OF the Treasury
approves the action OF the commission
in voting travelling expenses ane six
dollars per diem 70 mem bers. and the
approval Of the system OF bureaus fbr the
administration OF the executive depart
ments OF tho exposition IS reported by
the Joint conference committees OF the
two executive committees
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24

JkcEsoN, Mss. Oct 3 -At Roilinz
Fors. Mss, Harry Williams malstiO.
ess hanged "Wednesday for tss ssrssr
of Waite mar While stas5 - 81 ne
scsEoid be rennsrxei thzt whlsxv BAD
brought hin tsere. aaS warned every
one 80 let Il sleae
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24

KANsAs CITY. No. Oct a. --wednes-
dsy in the United States Circuit Court
here it was decided tsat the lsw passed
h7 she last Legislature oi Missouri
levYing tax Of two dollars upon everv
500 charged BY express companies for
carrying freight over rented OF leased
lines in the state vas valid.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24
FRANCFs TAalfF an


some sf fhs Tfc.f,fcss Are Nov usrs
fnhifss
PARIS oct gf The new ta-iT hiil
will be issued ~ the Deputies SATURDAY.
Flax and hemp are made free fr0w
duty. Agricultural products are pisoed
in two cztoeories trst consisting
q cereals. live stock sue mbst and 20
ing up6srs paSimnm tsrir inply "a
that they can not he ncledsd insrr
treaty. al other products reing undsf =
minimum tariff and being available fos
treaty purposes SsFsrai Deputies IN
tend to demand the suppress o. tts
minimum caterorv
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24

ASHLAND. Wis, Oct 2s-The dead
and down pine on the Lac Count
Oreilles. the Lac du Flsmbeau and the
Bad River Indian reservations will be
sold November 10 This timber amounts
10 about 50. 900 00o feet worth TO the In
disns about 81. 50 per 1000 The pro-
ceeds are 10 be applied 20 the relief Of
the needy Indians on the reservations.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24
HELP FOR THE SCHOOLS.
Agricultural Colleges In Various States
Given . Neat sum by Uncis sam.

WAsmSGToy. Oct % S--Wsdnesday
the Secretary OF the Interior signed
certificates for the amount OF SIS. 600
each Appropriated under the act OF
Congress approved August 80. 1890
for the present fiscal year in aid
OF agricultural and mechanical col
legss in the following States: In
diana Kansas. Ohio. Eew Jersey, Mich
iCsn, New York Pennsylvania. Massa-
chusetts. Delaware. Mississippi, Ten
nessee, Texas. Virginia, Colorado. Ili-
nois. Maryland, Minnesota. Oregon
Wisconsin,. New Hampshire. Alabama
Idaho. North Dakota and Territory ot
New Mexico.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24
KlLLEo ~ a CROSSING.


RoNt. q. OF - -hn accident -
Cured on ne lire ~ the Ctsttsneora.
Rene A. Coluubus rsilros6 WeenssssT
morning ~ which fouf persons we're
ilIlsd A south bouns issssngsf trsin
lsst Chstt.ncess on time sBa wss ruu-
nine ate uessfsss rse ~ speed tp-
proscfire - leksasurs 80 tns trsir
sasbss cot q Cet covered vsgon
-.s ppon crossing Tie erFirs stfufx
tss ~seos sno tiiies : y 5snkn..
his -. sr6 bsby suf NJ ssgss
R~~w.n. al - wake CosrfY
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24

frrtcA. = y. o'rt - A. ths usst
iur o. ths cernell rpivsfslfT uustees
wssrssssv Esrrr y ssfs s1ese feot.-
sse - his F-ssious gift - 80 oot ior ne
.stahiissnsrf q sspsTtHsrt ~ PHI
osophy Th. p-ssissrts rspoTi stovst
1 "a stussrss ~ setusi ssssnesp>.. an
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24

WAsHiSeToS. Oct 23 - Treasurer
Huston sad yesterday that he expected
20 have ready for issue by the lst proI.
large supply OF one. two and three
dollar Treasury notes and that they wiil
be used in the purchase OF silver bull
ion in order 20 meet a. far "a possible
the present demand Tor notes Of small
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24
Horrlhir MsnrI.d.

OITuHwL. Ia. Oct ~ - Joseph
Blu,k. Jr.. vss fatally injsrsd by the
premature explosion OF blast 80 his
fathers qsarry Ia Ibis city "Wednesday.
One arm was torn os. both eyes blown
out and bis bead and face hoTribiv
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24

wv orIrsss OF =. TIE T8-rss-
T@nsc-1.. oklskows ~ = spsrisi
ssYs EUrsrsss e psspis srs forfrr
- ths 4thsskls ulsr ntsirs vsers sois
las tsss slsco~sTss ~ rsvins .earsi.
ess sss sssrT trsis = eressss "a
pgosPstsert.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24
killed whne Coupiinr C.r

KANKAKEE. IL. Oct % C L. lay
Tor. a conductor on the Chicago a East
ern Illinois railroad. vas instantly
killed a. Momence "Wednesday night
while coupling cars A link Vas driven
onpleisly ifrouah him. His wife and
children live a. Dsaville
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24

BosvoS Oct 22-Notics -ss served
upon the Massachusetts, Hospital Life
Insurance. Con. psn7 wednesday that al
The end % SIX nonths tse cstF of Bos-
Ton viii cal upon it - turu ever PIN
cipal ard interest % thc Frankli, fsnd.
which nov zneants - SOS. eSa
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24

CAHssIpeE CRY. Ind. oct a. -Sel-
son has not only reduced his record here
tosnue in 2I0sI. bat on Wednesday
rasde = bslf-mils in The vnPrecented
tine oi I.oS The attendance was lsrFs
bat the day wss eloady and stoosPssrs
cold-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24

YoKE. Pa. oot zS-TLe osrpeater
shop - the PsunsT ssnis Agricultural
works e~nsd by shs a Far7uhsF
Cor psny. ard fosr bvick dwellings wsrs
burned Wesne~daV evening Totsi
lsss So 40. Tss oTigis - ths srs ~ss
su0enSf.rv
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24

Marcos. ia. Oct - The Catholie
chsrch bgildinF erected fsv vsars
ago a. cost G. SO ope vas sntirslT
sutfsd - Ere Wednesday evening
Only &c. 800 inssrsne. 49, carried
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24

BLoowIreTox. III. Oct u-Tk.
new bsrs 81 The Grand LeSr. ulnois
Knigbts of Pvthlas spent, good part q
The dsy in sifki-sseinr Charles
Schesrer. of Gslsns was elected grand
~fsnreltssr
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24

Srw YoKx- Oct - Il Rlsksly
CrsIrttoa, = banker 81 = Bro.svsv.
sss fo8n8 assa iE - orles. bavlnr saot
himself sometime aaring Wednesday
nlrht uitk q rseol vsr.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24

ovEErc. Csn-. Ga "a -Asviass from
ths Village - 80. hxa. De- Nests nssr
tss nsath ~ re - Ls-rssos. rspsrs
tss Zee. % szes % tss a. - ss.zs
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24
NV YORK Oct "a

WzrAr-Hc lever. December q % $ fee
40. March, slI9sa Msy, 81 n l5-ls2l "a. July.
fGSS
CosE-KasT. k1sc over. quiet; Ne So
&SaAc. ct smsr mixed $50
Okrs-Dall rezxsr Western. tsCsso
Provisions B~ef steady auset Plate - 5oe
as. family - 20 - PorS arm ard fsr
Aenaad Ness 81 2Saf2 ~. extra prime 80 -
efGao Lsri Moderate demand aad srms
Sssan-renaersd 49,
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24

BosToS Oct - -cBrry & Hanns,.
asrd ware dealers, hsvs assigned
Liabilities. s. CO.. asssss soost So "a
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24
CEvsrarn- q OF


PxrRoIkrN-Cuiet stsa5art shite lI0 deg
test &c. a gasoline, D. 8 gasoline. iac. g
rarhfha. -
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-09-25
IRON CLAD NOTES.

We ave for sale ronclad notes waving
all the exemptions, with other binding fea,
Tres, prepared by he Solicitor General
If the Blue Ridge Circnit, which is pro-
nounced the strongest and best note in x
istence. 1t leaves no loophole for dishon
est man to escape from paying his obliga-
tioh, while it is approved by honest men.
We send abook of one hundred notes, with
stub, post paid to any address onreceipt Of
60 cts, or a book of fifty notes or rs cts
Address Marietta (Ga. Jou-nal
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-09-25
GEORGIA-COBB COUNTY ::

To the Superior Court of said county :;
The petition of A. Y Leake, P. T. Ham
by, T. NJ. Brumby, r. w. Boone, NJ. G.
Whitlock, George F. Gober and George
r. Brown, shows that they ask to be in>
corporated for the term of twenty years,
with the right of renewal, under the name
of the Marietta Ice Company the capital
stock to be fifteen thousand dollars, divid>
| ed into shares of one hundred dollars the
principal place Of doing business to be in
or near the city of Marietta, in said conn
| ty the personal liability of the stockhold-
ers to be the balance unpaid of their stock
| subscriptions the object of this enterprise
| to be the manufacture and sale of ice and
| the buying and selling ice for gain; they
| ask the right to increase capital stock to
any sum not exceeding twenty five thous>
andd ollars on a two thirds so voting of
the stockholders, they desire and ask all the
powers necessary and incident to their
corporate existence for the object of this
enterprise, and your petitioners will ever
pray, etc, GEO. r. BROWN,
Petitioners Attorney
Filed in Office August 22nd, 1890.
W. r. MONTGOMERY, G. S. G
STATE OF GEORGIA, COBB COUNTY:
The above is a true copy Of the original
petition for charter of the Marietta Ice
Company, as appears of record in this of.
fee. Witness my hand and seal OF said
court, this August 22nd 1890
". r. MONTGOMERY,
Clerk Superior Court,
Cobb County, Ga.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-09-25
Salutation Is Enough This Weather

A down town physician advises: Dur
ing the hot weather we are having now
people should be careful with whom
they shake hands. The moisture from
one hand may possess the poison from a
disease. The pores of the skin are open
and this poison may be communicated
easily. There isn't much sense in this
indiscriminate hand shaking, anyway
The Americans indulge too much in
the habit. We shake hands with every
stranger to whom we may be intro
duced, and shake hands again five min
utes later on separation, We perhaps
never see the person again, and have no
interest in that person beyond being
civil out of compliment to the one who
introduces. This indiscriminate hand
shake is Il nuisance, and besides, as |
said at the start, it is dangerous this
sort of weather.-Chicago Tribune
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