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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-03-19
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SPECTATOR OFFICE.


STAUNToN. VA, March Is, 1880.
The man kets everywhere regulating prices
for our staple products of wheat and hay are
without change. If anything wheat and
breadstuffs are more depressed. The southern
demand for hay may have slightly increased,
but the surplus is SO large that there is no i'm
provement in quotations.
Bradstreers is discussing the government re-
port of the amount of wheat in farmers hands
March LIST, 1899. as compared with same date
1889, and its conclusion is that there was on
that date 1885 900 600 bushels SO held, whilst the
government report makes 1t 10000. OOO bushels
more. or 1856 900 bushels against about 80 OOO,
900 less 1st of March, 1889.
In our own market the offering of wheat and
hay continue large. and wheat not SO firm at
quotations as last week.
Good country butter has advanced and Is In
demand. Eggs are abundant and lower.
The quotations ara wholesale. not teaH,1
Country Produce.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-03-19

DUBLlC SALE.-Having rented my iarm,
L will sell on the premises, above stu.
arts Draft, Augusta County, on
THURSDAY. MARCH 18th, 1890,
The following personal property:
4 Work Horses, Good Brood Mare, Cows, l
Spring Wagon, Farm Wsgon,I Wood Binder,
good as new. | Mower. First>class Drill,
Spring Tooth Harrow. Hay Ladders. Cord Lad.
ders, Tiger Rake, Flows, Harness, HarroWs.
Corn. Hay. &c.
TERMS:-Ten dollars and under, cash owe.
that amount. negotiable notes at six months
satisfactorily endorsed.
r. G. FISHBURN,
Wayne5ooro, Va.
E. M. Gushing. Auctioneer.
5-2W
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-03-19

AL eAcEaHse says: DON'T expect an. adver>
tisement to bear fruit in one night. You can.
not eat enough in a week 10 last you q year.
10 GUS 's9Te sing 10 dull times Is like tear
.zE --.s - osaaoas .Lae gIasag "a low.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-03-19
TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.

ITO BRIDGE BUILDERS.
NEW HOPE, VA, Feb. 26th, 1890,
We the undersigned Commissioners of MIDI
die River District. Augusta county, Va, Will
receive bids on the construction OF Wrought-
Iron Bridge across Middle River at Mt. Merid-
ian on
fHUkSDAY. MARCH Goth, 1890,
At the Court house. in Stanton The span IA
to be l22 feet In the clear, with roadway of IL
feet to stand the test of 1900 pounds to IIneal
foot. -
We reserve the right to reject any and GIL
bids. CHRISTIAN EARIE
IN. BROWN vANPELT,
DAVID BEARD.
mar 5-St Commi ssiousrs.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-03-19

WILLS AND WIFE vs.. GILBERT AND
w ALS.-In pursuance of decree of the
Circuit Court for Augusta county, entered in
this cause November I4th, 1889, shall proceed,
at my office, in Stanton. on MO NDAY,
MARCH 3lst, 1890, to take an account of the
transactions OF o. E. Cleveland. administra-
tor of Jesse N. Gilbert, decd, of the real es-
tate of the said Gilbert: OF the outstanding in
debtedness against him. &C., &C. Persons as
sorting claims are notified to present them to
me. JOS. A, WADDELL.
mar b-4w Comm'r.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-03-19

NATIONAL VAL ley BANK (nog White
IN & GOrdOl) VS.. JOHN w. OFT AND
ALS.-Pursuant to decree of the CircuIG
Court for Augusta co.. entered in this cause
December 3rd, 1888. shall proceed, at my Of
flee. in Stsunlon, on WEDNESDAY, APRIL
owned by John w. OFT and Elizabeth 81. OFT,
the liens binding the same, &C., &c.
jog. A, WADDELL,
mar SIT Commr
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-03-19

Beef Cattle.-Prices of Beef Jattle ranged a.
follows:
,.....'.s4 % W
Medium or good fair quality -.... rs "a 425
Ordin Try thin steers Oxen and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-24

The fifth annual reunion Of the Goth
Regimensl association will meet at the
Grand Army Hall. Everett. Mass, August
18th. q. . O'Clock Z. NJ.
There yin be grand reunion of the old
First Name Battery, on the occasion Of the
meeting Of the Grand Army Of the Re-
public. at the English High School build
ing, Montgomery street, Boston. on August
10. al 2 o'clock 7. NJ,
Mrs. Cha- tastin ianfllndy of the C,n-
trail House Belgrade Mill- whose popular
house ~ we'll known 10 those Of our city
who visit that vicinity during the summer
months. reccntlv received magnificent
present FROM our of ier boarders For
several summers Massachusetts million
sire has stopped At the Central House en-
ioying the generous hospitality Afforded IT,
guests and threSctllent fishing in the neigh
boring ponds and streams H. was there
again this Season aud after his return home
.ont Mrs Austin check for $1,000 Would
that all milionaifes were more like him
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-24

After brief illness of three days Mr.
M,nnic NJ. the beloved wife of George II.
Clark Of this city passed away about four
O'Clock "Wednesday morning Rarely has i
death occurrcd >in this community causing
such profound sorrow The Deceased WIS
the daughter of Mr.. Hiram X Choate of
this city where she attended both the gram
mar anil high schools After leaving >ehoel
she was connected with the composing
department. of the New Age and kenncb"c
Journal nnr wear ago last September she
was united in marriage TO Mr. George II.
Clark foreman of the journal composing
room Possessed Of most lorahle char
a,tcr she made during her school life and
since an who know her the warmcst IF
friends A. the time Of her death she WIS
IN her twenty fourth war. The grief
stricken husband and relatives have the
profound sympathy of the entire enmmuu
i,y n, funeral will I've from thu, residence
FRIDAY afternoon At 3 O'Clock
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To the Hosss1bfe IT, Jasezass II - aupsums
Jsfacaai Cart rexs 70 b. heii<s q Calass. b
AAa ~ the Gs~sfy 81 WssAisNsan, - me
s91fzh ls<sfa5 Of Aprf ns1s. A. o. t4g.
k.Fsesfsiiy re resrn,-. Jcau n ssa formerly
q nhi:a<yyke- b ~ esssg = uMAi.gos.
aad State II 1zsn<, nsr w-Skpf u sad, n
ktsgs eesnsy. ssd STATE II wasktnrscn. ssas -
= .'ise4 - Re sisEss - senast = easaaaa, %
eossty Vt ssAjEgsoa 10 = /. . egrtzis tsses II
and ssanl6<d and d >ertb~a foilews. yfxs H.
ennfnG sn ssie ssrshsfiy stfe Of N&AAGeon o.,
Of s~s.amia B Lezrtst, th-nes raaatns sastS-
sesfsfiJ bJ said y asassgtoa d. sixty -sevea rsds
=, fh~ cossty road <alaG - csiats ianEid sosney
iaeEee nrffh 1--WE deE~e vsss % sid caansy
rad 10 Ind tsnaxny % csps >. Ns1a~. rh.sre
soash serssfy degrees szst % land of sstd Wsi1e
SD Jeas e1nyk sesenfy soas 70 enia Lensfftss
iAad, tss<ne. sssfh Assosf twenty -ains depees
iiahs 70 sid y sshias,ea street. and sh~ ptAc< VI
b~pnniags tDssssrfnS tafse sesNs and three
quarters OF ~ acre. more % iesr. win Is appsr
trnan<-s and Il rhs <sms land which uAx fskeD
and s~t - On "a sxsession In favor Of Alberf
Fhsbafy, Eentszasn " Baeksxl. Bton Brs6bszi y,
Ufis " oottFHs aaa John Mescsn, against ThoaAs
sehnson. The 'SsEty seysst1 day u Jaosnsy. A.
", ises Hat your pstitisnsr Il the osasf o.
one undivided eight parts thereof rifh N9y D.
Hsiia. Albert " Bradbury, Aii<s Libt~y. BSsn
Bfsdhary and Marcia Jordan. heirs u Bioa brad
Lad and state Of Maine. ae-.ased. vhe are
spixsd VI eve eight snetviss~i parts thereof, and
fhe osnsIs who are -stkea u ihs other two an
sisiaea sixs par, ihrtsof are . Jour ps:i,iansf
said interest IA ssssfsitY- Wherefore, be prnys
mat aottr 10 ali persons i1tsfes,k may be
Ordered, commissioners sppointed and bis said
iafefe-, be sst oat 70 him, 70 b. nfle In fee ADD In
ssFeTaify.
Dated thu, thirteenth dag of March In the year
Of oaF Lord one thousand eight hundred and
niaety.
joss AEssEx,
b. Ris AftornfYt W tSsLpv BATES
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STATE OF MAINE.

Washington s. Supreme Jaaiei.l Court. pri
Term, isa.
pom the foregoing Petition the Court order
Thsl notice te gwen 70 said respondents who
are known OF the tendency thereof by serving on
each u iles atisstsd eppz OF said petitioH.
vsh tSt, order Of Court Thereon. fourteen days,
AZ least before the term u this Court, which
i 70 De holden at Msehias, wnhia and for said
county, % the Afst tuesday u Dctot.r neat. sAd
that notice be given to all respondent. unknown,
ana 10 al persons sBa corporation. interss ed,
BY publishing such copy .hree weeks saccessiyeiy
In the hesnsbee Journal. newspaper printed
at Augusta la our eoanly Of hennebec, the last
Of SAID publications. to BE-. az least, thirty days
before said first Tuesday Of October next, that
they may thea and there appear In our said
Court and she~ cause. If any they have, why the
prayer u said petitioner should not be granted.
Attest +. II. Loser ELLoW, Clerk
tue copy Of petition and order Of Court
thereon.
Attest +. II. L. SGFKILow. Clerk.
uy3D~3w
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Ayers SarsapariIIa
PREPARED EY
Or. J. c. AVER & co., Lowell, Mass.
Bold By Drussis's. 81. aIss. Worth o. .bo,tl..
Track and Stable Gossip


Hor.e owners in Portland. Deerng and
neighhofiag towns have volunteer cxhi-
bition and trial of step Of their horse. at
Presump-cot Park every SATURDAY after
noon Last SATURDAY they had a three
minute and Is trot the former of which
was won by G NJ Stanwood'. Kitty in p
80 anil the latter by Dollie G.. n2.4ti
DR.. Joseph II Miles has at the Knox
trottng park a thrceyear.old illy belong
ing to Capt. Shercr of Tenant. Harbor
which he il training. She Is by Black
Pilot, and her name is Flota. She is 10
hand high. weighs 900 pounds and will
be entered 10 the three-ycar-old races the
coming fall
On an "ox-bow IN the Pi.cataquis river,
owned by J \ Chase Of Milo may be-
seen a collection Of colts from one to four
years old belonging in most every town in
rthe eastern part of the county, among which
may b. sven Drews. Advocates, Clydes
dale- Lothairs Normans also Glo-ter..
Tri-tram Peavey of Atkinson has among
them Glo-ter three year-od colt that he
has refused $500 for; his price is 5000
DR. Franklin colts are in great demand
in Aroo-took county. and bring good prices.
Three of them have been sold this season.
at the following prices One siS-ycar-old
81 800 four-yrar-old. : 900: thrcc-year-
old s,un
Silterbel four wears old by Harhinger,
owned al the Bracket Nahle. Piustcld
irotted another race in the mud and rain
the nh of july. winning Isl "a and t,h
heats, making the last mile in 2ilI. Sill
verhcl il full sister 10 Harehcll
A Nelson colt owned by Gregg & Smith
Of Aniovcr lately trottcd i quarter in lGi
seeonds
W. A. Gcrrsh of nifty is breeding i
littlo in quiet way aud has nov three good
colts Lnlv Alice, ihrce-ycar-old hlly,
fin turned ~ 4 fawn by IIamhleronan
Drew hy GRAY Dan 22l ~ lam by Gen.
Knox; Kitty NJ hr. E.. two wears old l5.2
hands high aon pounds by Young Gideon.
dam a fine Kentucky mare. and fine
ycarhng stallion by Redwood, dam not
traced
Present the youug troiting stallion owned
by Appleton webb, ESD. of Watervlle.
who trotted in the opening of the Grand
Circuit races ut Pittsburg on MONDAY last
is entered ia ten races Of this circuit
Charles NJ Richards of jay, has recei, ~
q valuable youngster. shipped to him from
California bv hi brother rs u present. II
Is the two-ycar-old stallion Grayson. by
Elcctor. son of Electioneer liam hy Duke
Mcclellan
T. u ShihcIs of Knox Station true
horscman. has IN FlakoY brood mare
true and tried. She has produced Black
Amhe - -, who gave 10 Mr. Smh"ls
such treasure rs Silver Gid. = m, 10
wars Old l5.2 hands, ic5) pounds, by
Gideon was never trained. hut showed a
in foal To Harlingrr.
james \ Dustin the famous trimmer AMI
driver Who. a. is we'll known. i. u native of
Maine. in business note To III" Chicago
Horscman SAYS that he has twenty horses
IN training at BAY District track San Fran-
/ cisco. shaping them NJ for thr fall meet
inE~ which commence IN August Among
his lot are Rahe' 2.2t; Frank PAGER 2'l'f
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To the Mayor and Aldermen Of Augusta
The undersigned respectfully requests your Hon
9fable Body 70 take the necessary action required
by the Charter Of this COMPANY. and the Eeners
laws Of ths stat. to legally establish locations fol
the posts and wires OF this Company. specifying
where the posts may be located tlir hiad Of posts
and the height at vi !ch al the places where tho
wires may run. upon the streets and Roads IL
Augusta fixed and determined As the route Of The
railroad Of this Company by the Votes of youl
Honorable Iioiy. July %, SO
AUGUSTA HALLowELL AND GARDINER RAIL
ROAD CpMFAst.
by Heath Il laell, Attorneys.
CilH OF AUGUSTA.
NAYoE's Or FfCE, July 81 1850 ,
pom the foregoing petition, IL l. ordered tina
notice be aivfn by publishing copy thereof anc
of Nsl- order iu the Dsi krnneber Journal, anc
that n hearing thereon be given at the Aldermen,
Room August sth, 1850. al 10 O'Clock NJ, n
which time and place all persons Interested there
la shall have fun opportunity TO show cause VIII,
the prayer Of said petition should not be granted
the last publication of said notice to be at leas
fourteen DAYS before said hearing.
It Is adiudged that no personal notice need b.
given. SAMUEL W LANE,
Mayor.
true copy.
Attest FRANZ 4. Southland,
July sfdlt City Clerk.
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STATE NEW 3.
Aro0stook.

uoULroS.
4 Grand Army Post was organized here
on July 81. called Anderson T. Russell
Post. No $50. and its officers were installed
byePo.. Department Inspector Henry E.
Sellers. of Bangor. assisted BY comrades
from Hodsdon Post, No. Is. I, 10 named
in honor Of the memory Of Anderson p
Russell. of that town, who vas gallant
officer in the FRS, Maine Cavalry and was
killed while in the service. This Post has
,ome of the most influential business men
in the community among its members
The following are the officers Installed :
Commander. John + Hilton; 5. V. e,
samuel II. Powers; j. V. G.. James II,
Kidder; A5iutant james withee Surgeon.
George Cary: Chaplain, Rev. Newell T.
Duiton; Q. NJ, Albert A. Burleish; O. D.
John Q Adams: -. G.. Andrew H. Porter
s, NJ. James V. Tabor; Q. M. $, John 5
Nsns3r.
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4lleo.


CUMBERLAND.
In Brtdg,ou, July 10. James II. Goodwin. July
u. Mics Morrison. aged :. years months.
kENNEBEc.
In this city july I'D. Minnie H.. wife of Geo ".
Clsrk, ard dsu glitter Of sarah c. and Hiram h.
thos,e OF this city. sAed - years. to months, N
dsss- New koglsnd and California papers plesse
tnpy.i
WASHINGTON.
10 ksstport, July IA, Mrs. Albert J, Benncr,
sTcd ~ years. : days July u. Geo. W Lee, sfeo
u wears, July ~. Mrs Mary Lo<an, aged II
years, months.
logk.
In New York, July is, Frank Small. formerly of
Cornish. aged 40 wears.
In Colorado Springs. Cob, July l., Eliasbs q
Robinson. daughter of William aud sarah 7.
Ieodale Montgomery, formerly OF ssco. aged ~
wears,
In saeo, July Is. II. Burton Miiliken. aged n
years, months.
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Marriso.

ARpoSrook
In Iioalion. July TO- Abnsr Hamilton AID Miss
Annie hsgley, bo'h at Woodsteek, y. Il.
FENorstor.
In Bangor, luly .. Frank r. Wood ami Miss
Hattie N hisi .leil
loRK,
In nddcford. July 10, Reuben uurd aad Miss
Josephine R1te.
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NOTICE.

No,ic. is hereby given that. on Tuesday ana
Friday of each week. garbage VIII os co9ects !
from private houses snd stores by NJ. =.
Rrspn Anyone wishing such eourctions VII
i..xe lord With Mr. Brsnn or at this once
J.R MARTIN, Health ofieer,
tslys3div.
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

Tho CITY ~ AHgnsta win receive proposals. IN.
til u NJ. Jul; 81, $50 for baii3ing fhe new Jew
EFT school house flAns and specifications can b.
sesu 81 DE-. WEH=rEB'- OfgIeE. over The FILLER
DErG STORE. during Office hours, 20 to u, 2 tn =.
sad 10 s. Proposals nav b. sent 20 either OF the
nBdersizred. The right 10 reserved TO reject sBy
sad all BIDS. For the Committees,
GEO. ". vICEEKf, : hartman Com Of Schools
10 wEBsIEK, sec'y school Con-.
Augusta. Jaiy Y. i-9o. Hyzetfiiysl
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Ask for VAN HourEx's CocoA-sake no
other. sprildeodlwnr
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Norm.

loRk.
In Riijefori, July Il, TO Mr. and Mr. Finer 7.
Staples, daughter. July -, To Mr.. aud Mrs Her,
bert A. rsrr, 4 sou
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-07-17
LOST MOUNTAIN.

Refreshing showers have fallen and crops
are fine.
Lost Mountain academy has enrolled
about sixty-6ve pupils the present term.
Miss Vesta Dunton, we'll qualified young
lady, has been employed as assistant.
Mr.. Ed Johns and family are in the
community visiting relatives.
Mis- Ella Wright is very ILL.,
The Excelsior Literary Society held a
very interesting meeting at Mr.. T. J.
Wards last Saturday evening. A nice
program has been arranged for next meet
ing which will be at Mr.. w. Il. Johnson's
on the evening Of the 10Th inst.
Lost Mountain needs a more commo>
dious school building. There is not a
better location for high school IN the
county, out of town.
Misses Sallie Watson and Lena Bartlett
of Brownville paid our community short
visit last week.
Miss Ola Pickett of Atlanta, is visiting
her aunt, Miss Georgia Lewis.
MoUNTAINEER.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-07-17
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

GAS system Tor dressmakers as
well as for family use the National
Garment Cutter stands unparallel-
ed."-Knoxville (Tenn.) Daily Tri-
bune.
"Not young lady in the whole
country should content herself until
she has given this matter a careful
investigation. "-Knoxville (Tenn.)
Daily Journal.
"There can be no doubt that the
National Garment Cutter is all that
it is claimed to be, and that its great
merit in cutting and fitting garments
of every description, both for men
and women, has not been exaggerat-
ed."-Knoxville CTenn.) Daily Sem
tinel.
Ladies from all over the city and
various parts of the country and
neighboring towns are in attendance
at the school, and with one accord
join in the praise of the Cutter and
the way the business is conducted.
Hundreds and thousands of families
throughout the country are using
this system with the greatest sue
cess. THE Magnet.
"Many of our best people are now
taking instruction in the use Of this
valuable system, and the prospect is
that the success here will compare
fayorably with that OF other places"
The Comet.
"a few months ago the National
Garment Gutter opened a school in
Morristown for the purpose of teach
ing their system. To say that the
success with which they have met
has been good is drawing it very
mildly. The people of this young
and enterprising city have shown
their appreciation of the Gutter by
taking instruction in it's use, and
dozens of our best citizens have vol
unfairly permitted their testimonials
published. Tennessee Pilot.
So far as the editor is able to
judge, it is the best system extant,
and the very thing long needed by
both city and country housewives.
1t is plain, simple and practical and
we are of the opinion that no one
who learns it will be either disap-
pointed or dissatisfied. Newport
Citizen.
"The marvellous success with
which the National Garment Cutter
has met since they opened their in
struction rooms in Sweetwater has
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-07-17
DUE WEST

No Sunday school last Sunday, officers
absert Hope they will do better in flu
ture
A good and extensive rain Sunday morn.
ing.
Rev. Frank Haygood, of Atlanta, spent
few days with ]. A. L. Born. He will
remain in Cobb during the summer and
assist Rev. Jud Morgan in series of meet
lug at his churches
Old Uncle Porter Griggs lost his gray
horse on the 10th. Died of grubbs.
Mrs. Asa Darby has been in low state
ofhealth for some time, having never been
we'll since the arrival of the little Darby.
Married at the residence OF the brides
father, Mr.. 81. q. Ford, on Sunday morn
ing last, the 18th inst, Mr.. W. P. Camp to
Miss A. D. Ford, j. A. l. Born, ]. P, Of
floating May our friend, Will, always be
happy.
Our vote is in favor Of Marietta for the
picnic. Let us hear from the boys.
AMOR
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-07-17
EupepsY.
.oUNTA1NEER

This is what you ought to have, in fact
you must have it, to fully enjoy life.
Thousands are searching for it daily. and
mourning because they find it not Thous-
ands upon thousands of dollars are spent
annually by our people in the hope that
they may attain this boon. And yet it
may be had by all. We guarantee that
Electric Bitters, if used according to direc-
tons and use persisted in, will bring you
good digestion and Gust the demon Dys>
pepsla and install instead Eupepsy. We
recommend Electric Bitters for dyspepsia
and all diseases of liver, stomach and kid
neys. Sold at SOC. and $lOO per bottle by
J. II. Malone, druggist.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-07-17
SMYRNA.

Smyrna High School opened last Mons
day with fine prospects.
Miss Minnie Fleming has Furnishing
schonl at Collins springs.
Miss Josie Brown has fine school at
Union Hill.
Miss Dempsey is teaching at Bethel
The Sunday Schools of Smyrna are in
very iavoraple conditions.
The threshers had very little to do this
season. They were out only about a week.
DR.. Moore is still confined to his bed.
Some of the boys are having nice sport
running foxes, having caught tour this
season.
We are glad to see Mr.. Jeffries back,
and hope he will take the Smyrna dots in
hand, as he is so good to get up news
We will expect to hear from him hereaf-
ter. J.
Mrs. Kelpin, of Roswell, is visiting her
father, Mr. X. Handy.
Mrs. Kincannon and her daughter,
Katie, of Brunswick, are visiting friends
here.
Mr.. John Ashworth has some of the
best corn and cotton in Smyrna.
Mr.. Z. R. Kemp and wife are going on
visit to her fathers in Banks county.
Let US all agree 10 the suggestion of
Dixie, and meet in the grove at Upshaw,
both for the pleasure it would give us and
for the entertainment of our sorely aflict>
ed and intelligent friend, whose life might
be cheered by the presence of apprecia.
tive and sympathizing associates Will
Dixie please name the day?
Smyrna is to have new cemetery three
quarters of mile southeast of the present
one, fronting quarter of mile upon the
W. & A. Railroad.
Mr.. J. J. Payne is the champion millet
grower Of Smyrna and vicinity.
Mr.. Newton Dempsey is building new
house near Bethel church
Mrs. Hattie Hardin and Miss Jessie
Moon have gone to Indian Springs
Prof Greer's school is credit to oul
village-its .the best we have ever had
here. TT. j.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-07-17

Business men are warned by the
secret service department to keep a
sharp lookout for new and danger
Gus 50 counterfeit certificate which
has recently been put in circulation.
1t is described as having a check
letter B, bears the signatures of W.
S. Rosecrans, register, and James
w. Hyatt, treasurer. The seal is Of
large size and brick-red color. The
numbering is irregular.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-07-17
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