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Telegram-herald., 1891-05-06

70 the Ifsnsrsffe. the Cs:nmea Council. Of the
CITY 81 s.faaa Rspidss
eentte.sen--f oar special COMMITTEES q whom
vas referred ne petition Of Jsha asxon aaa
others. askiag fss sfse Improvement Of Quarry
ssrpet IRON ne Rsrsh Iiae Of West Iseoaafd
street 70 ths sputh linc Of Sorsh street page
SIS prlatsd pfoeeedinxs respectfully r1coxs
thr.< they have esrsfssly sxsmao~f ire same.
an6 an4 that although TIE petitioners com
prs<e uemiy all the actual residents 90 ssff
<frvet. - there are vacant Ices ga ssfa street
net represented. and the petitioners do not
rspeesens majority ~ All the property on
odd street residing In tbs eify 81 Grand
hapiae,
us1evee. vssr esmmits>e reesmneaa that
tn prayer Of tbe petitioners - granted. pre-.
vfAing " ree~1ves sh~ eaerts< vote Of eve <fstbs
80 q e. - aids9Den els<t - ysar eamnit-
s<s hstis~s tnat - Lnersvsasas sasAi TO ~
$3.50.
nesossffssss sahmstssA.
= n. Asassssa
WI srassz
sssstal eom nfttes
AasphA.
Yens-AB1. As1ssssa. ca~p~atsv. csnsss.
rssYle Br~exs DaAssa. Emmef. Frssf, HsassE,
kinney. Mxbesss. MIA 9bsassfi Stein,
ssat - sersss. fslssa. Tssssr. War<ssss -
Asgs- 1sn&
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REPORTS OF CovTITTEES

r. tAe Hessrsnss. re Nsssv ssd esurca
ssaaess q rh~sfsy sfersaa nnpt1s,
s<at;~.en--f ssr COMMITTEES on Pso< -
sr%etfasis sanspts Zoe yeef eea<td>rsf'sn. their
48Ffefty <<asea<~et ~ rssfrnxadtss 49, cost
e sssas. sts sax11hs - y0ar sornmtte<e. sss
as an lnv~ntary 81 sseeE ga naa1 feeche
assFssf >stsaa Aefsi =. I&L
rfpaf &s<F fessss1. 3s..z1 IS -
D<sas - pa.ss1ds 81 -
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-06
POLICE AND FIRE COMMISSIONERS.

esA<p Rsrins. Nrcs.. usv l. ISL
t. the Hsasrssse Nsvss end csnmss csun~sss
f.>rtiemen- atee dirertieos ~ the board
I srss<,sst yss . r~vcrs 81 tss sonAsefes 81
street. llxhss. fsp tas se~s eadtaa Am
n. f~f. fsaf Eaed sniixhs<i one haur And
Rep~esfssiy sus@sss~4.
nF NeRsvscxu-
Rsserr-, - COMMITTEES IN fsms.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-06

k<s0ecsiaIly saeafttea.
EsvsHs 0'DoSSELi.
faAsg t4Rrx>fts.
Ns. Alesiea Tsrkrs.
tomnsittes on Poor.
supplies pareAAssi FOG store tran May 8.
Is.sl. 10 A prt. r. l,2i tacluslye:
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-06

$50
Respectfully submitted.
EpwAnD 0'DoxxELL.
WV. ALpsicH TATxuN.
Committee on Poor.
Statement Of poor fund from Aprii q. 1880
to April u. lssi. inclusive:
LIST quar-. Ind guar. 80 quar-. Year.
. 7"eo N.sis Of : 2.ss 70 2.ses a
n,w n1m $500 $50 O.
Board and care OF charges
l.Ste % Sds4 So A.5o3 IS 5.rS6 70
once account
2o.5 sos o. 50 Toe SC
$50 lsss 80 ADA 81 s.7os ss
Wood
40 . ISIS 90 ASS 50 ASS os
Delivering wood
.3ss $50 o. lose 70 l.S.o 81
-Cosi-
$50 1873 5l2 80 81 6:
transport alton
72W ISL 90 IT'S 1872 q
Supplies
is7in aspn am 50 7.75 IS
Drugs anu medicines
S5 % sos 81 1865 CT 1850 81
Books and printing
40 ISIS Sos 90 1.
labor
s579 IS el3lss d . 1s.6S 81 sA,ass II
by sash turned In to credit Of poor
l53 u
Actuaismount consumed during year $50. ioi 4.
Respectfully submitted.
Eo. 0'DoxxEtL-
WN- ALpRicH rArEux.
Committee on Poor.
70 the Honorable the Common Council Of the
City of Ur~nd Rapids,
6entlemen-Yoar Committee on Poor re
specffuliy report that they have collected nss
doIars AMI ffty ave cents ts5.S5, for the sale oil
empty barrels. treasurer's voucher attached.
Respectfully submitted.
Ep. o'DoxSELl.
FRANZ !. CAafySryR.
VIZ. ALbricH TArgrx.
Committee on Poor.
On rotson Of AID. o'Doaas4 sae several re
POETS were accepted and erisrrd printed.
10 ths lioavrable. ta1 t0gig6ol Council o. the
Cify of tsraad Rapids:
Genflemsn-Yeur Committee on Fire Do
paftmrnf of the preceding year and the ars
marsha. a. whom WAS referred The pesi,ioa 81
y n. Csdv. ss<isg permission 90 rspatl
hfs res dence. 80. iys North DiviSien
street. printed praeeedIses rear 1870 ana Ipi
page SO. have carefully examined sam. aud
rerommesd that prayer Of petitioner be grant
ed.
Respectfully submitted.
J. A Mchkx.
fKsB r,rxrvrs.
Committee on fire DEPARTMENT
HxSEv IsrcssF.
Fire Marshal.
Adeptcf.
rsss-Aia.< Anderson. csrpsspss. Csnser,
Doyle. Dr.,nx-. Duafon. Enmes. Frost. I.suser
Nancy. Hsassey Nils. UI,snseiL Saunders
stella. stokes sprcal. Tissam. Tgraes. warx
bnrr-2e
Says-yone.
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Respectfully submitted.
No. VDoxSxLL.
i. Z. CAkPs>rxR
VIZ. ALDmcH TArxuN.
Committee on Poor.
Report Of city wood yard from May II. 1880
To orfl q fe9t t8piusye.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-06

30 the city Of Grand Rapids. vzluaf o. 500.
total tax s7Jso; deduct from the. total tax the
sum Of s2o.55. 80 that the total tax shall be
ts.7A
On page II. third description. Aarian Green
owner. Tot a.. Bisseil 4 Harlan's addition 10
the city Of Grand Rapida vslustion SaB total
tax snS.>s: deduct from total tar the sum Of
sz2.sa. 81 that the total tax shall be sTe.us.
On PAGE IL. first description. wolsey rrsak-
bite owner. lot -. Bisseil 4 Hsrian's addition
to the city of Grand Rapids. sainsflon 600 %,
total tax $50; deduct from the total tax the
sam OF tzoss. % that tie total tas shall b
SssA
on paee n. second aesersptien, Jafsq Wander
Mselen ewner. TOT ~. Bissel a Harlaas sadi-
ton 10 the citv Of Grams Rapids. vAiussson
sas8.ao. total tau So ~; deduct from the total
tax the sHm Of saa5s. % that the total tas
shall Be tsa.ss.
o. page II. third description. Charles stone
owner. lot 50. Blsseli a llsr,sns addition 70
the city 81 ersna Rarias. vAinstsss ssnsp.
total tan ~ 20, deduct frsa the tAai taa fhe
snn Of en7A - that the total car shssl ~
oass
ON page II. srss description. Jsisis va
ouasheae c~heE. yaiastieH tlaa.ln. totag N
~ 80; Aeaaet ssom sAs teal tan Ne sun -
SO 3. - that the tssas TAR saan - 0AA
uon psee - second aeserfpffss. Tkemas n.
feesef eessr, iet -. lis>eIl nafsaa : saat
ttan % The eiay s. uraaa Rzpiaa salsatssa
tiss. fatal tss ~ ssi eess<t from me s~tas ,sx
tse sam OF So p. - shss the fatal fzs shall -
sx5A
Ca PAGE "a. third absorption. PETER Ten.
Ieer owsef, let 50. Bis<eIi 4 Harssa's saxfs1oe
30 tks sIfy 81 tsfaaa Rap,aa salaafisn "a
fetal tar So asases fran shs fetas sax ~
ssn 81 t1b.ss. - that the tstsi ssx shsGl -
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-06

the
owners enclosure. such person 30 hsrssrinr or
keeptps or having IN charge saia ansnsl char
BE- liable. on conviction therefor before
the proper tribunal % the runishsress
provided fer In secsssB XIV OF ftfs ordinances.
And' u any person. % ccbvfcsez. shsfa ~sp.
TIME 70 hafs,os or ktep % have N ebsrre sasa
animal within the limits 81 seia city and said
animal shsll sRais bite - hexeess sttacx any
person w Tire sBskser rfcr~~asa. the person -
hsrhsrine ~ ke~pfQ nsa animal shall. on
conviction shereof. - pnrssssd ~ he 81 not
less than t.s ncr More tAss "a ana costs n
prosecution. % ~ imprisonment ~ hard
labor N the rempen tef ~ the county ~ Kent
for . period 81 rot Iess THAR ssres more TRAN
- tsys. snA. IN case szfch eenrs % snaRsssra.e
s'sAi, casy impeee ere sse en~ss the offender
mas ~ s>rsene~e - Imprisonment ~ hsrH
labor IN the county issl Coz TIE eonsfv ~ Eens
nasgl TIE ssyuew Of snch fns ard ~csf< fds :
r~vsse Il nos rs thss 5 - msrp khss %
GAYS
49,. II suy p~rsss w&e sksH rave hp-s
swtee cersl-te4 fsr Sc k~sFsne, hsvs<~sne ~
haslsK h ehsfre saeh SEER. or csnrsreus ea1
shall. Ser period Of - hbnrS xffsl tsnffpu> "a
hsreor or se~p w charge surh vsr<eus
f~sc~ - asnr>rcxs tseL shs5l ~ runssk~d
- 90 - MI fes< sA<n - - sesre sf&r -
asd ersfs 81 Prosecution. of ~ fs.srs>crs,~us
~ h>vd is>ef ~ Ire cenmes - - ne <sus.y
~ Ksst ~ s><se1 ~ 80 - fhan n n~y
e.sf< sAsa = asvs: es1 ~ - sueA <rs.rs a.
magisf<sss sha1 cay snpos< fn> ard cs><s
tse et-nerr mss ~ s<ssee>ee - srsrrs<ns.
meat ~ hard Daha1 N 90 eeunty tozl fsv< fk>
cosnfs - Merit srsfi to pss1enf - xs<h k~s
49, $780,. spt p>T1eA IT 80 - fhes n o.
nef~ fsen - esgs
80 n wh<s<se< afess<7t sknf - NaHe Re.
fers tss 3s1e< ~ Ne pessee cea<1 ~ erns1
N&pscs thns 49, go has tffaea = pe<srn m
sd ssts. snt 49, 49, peespe - hsft>1 -
eos 80 - she time Weupoes1eG spe1 fh< r>r-
So - Deeu<<sB - - s~nw - peopouR Il
80 80. - sns1 fsnoe sA111 Dssw - er1es
str<se Nc - s~nsp - pnpeuees - 80 80 =
~ - ulnnin = 49, go sssssysos 80
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-07-16
FOR DYSPEPSIA,
Indigestion, and Stomach disorders, use
BROWNS IRON BITTERg.
AL dealers keep it, 81 per bottle. Genuine has
trademark and crossed red lines on wrapper
FOR DYSPEPSI.
A CURIOUS DREAM.

Reynolds of Exeter, when at
Elton, dreamed that his father was
dead, and he was walking in the
meadows, very melancholy, when a
strange woman came up to him, who
told him that she was his mother,
who died soon after he was born.
She said to him:
eyes, your father is dead, and
your stepmother has had too much
influence over him. He has left all
his property to the younger sons.
But there is an estate which he has
no right to leave away from you.
The writings are in Mrs hands.
Go to him, and you may recover it. -
Reynolds having no news from
home of this kind, soon forgot his
dream. About year after, he went
down to his friends, and found his
father very well but he had been,
at the very time of Reynolds dream
extremely all, and recovered beyond
expectation. The friends to whom
he related his dream, when he de-
scTibed to them the person of the
woman who appeared to him, said
they, who had been we'll acquainted
with her could not have described
his mothers person more exactly.
About a year after, his father
fell i'll again, died, and left
all to his younger children. Upon
this, Reynolds dream came again to
his mind. He went to the gentle
man named to him by his mother in
the vision, and found that it was ex-
actly as it had been told, recovered
the estate mentioned, and enjoyed
it till his death.-Home Facinator.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-07-16

William Gormley is farmer near
New Castle in Hickory township,
La. He has been making a tunnel
in the side OF the hill to a spring For
the purpose OF carrying water to a
field below. John Grimes was en-
ployed to dig the tunnel. When he
had proceeded about thirty feet into
the hill, and was about twenty feet
from the surface, he found himself
in a cave'like hollow, the roof of
which was rock, in which there was
a crack from which he could see
light. When he reached the hollow
or cave, the hill apparently sank in
where he had been digging, and he
found himself a prisoner twenty feet
under the ground. He called for
help, and later Mr.. Gormley pro-
cured assistance, and after working
all night, released him last Wednes-
day, after being in the hole eighteen
hours Mr.. Grimes hair was ie,
black when he: entered the tunnel
but it turned snow white during the
time he was imprisoned.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-07-16
dbe Marietta snurnal.
MARIETTA CAMP GROUND.

MARIETTA CAMP GROUND.
Marietta Alliance had called meeting
last Thursday afternoon. when the subject
OF an oil mill was talked up by Mr.. r. B.
Goodman with good success. Over $ll00
in stock was taken. A bountiful supply
of ice lemonade was served by the Lodge,
the students of Prof. Ed. Frey's school TO
the number of 60 coming for share.
Rev. j. J. Donehoo who went TO Texas
from Georgia last January, had the mis-
fortune to lose his house and all it contain
ed, the family barely escaping in their
night clothes The house was carried off
by the high waters of Northwest Texas
three weeks ago He had settled at Yer
non in sight Of Indian Territory and
Oaklohoma.
Mrs. Pond, of Atlanta, Is visiting Mrs.
Lucinda Fridell.
Mr.. 7. c. MCCARTHY had the misfortune
OF losing his only mule last week.
We heard the father of that young man
that got his watermelon seed up here say
that he had the finest melon patch he ever
had in his life. Some of US may visit him
about the first OF August
D. w. Frey and Mat Towns are on a
visit to Sand Mountain, Ala LENo.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-07-16
Electric Bitters.

This remedy is becoming so we'll known
and so popular as to need no special men-
ton. All who have used Electric Bitters
sing the same song of praise. A purer
medicine does not exist and it is guaran-
teed 10 do all that is claimed Electric
Bitters will cure all diseases of the Liver
and Kidneys, will remove pimples, boils,
salt rheum and other affections caused by
impure blood Win drive malaria from
the system and prevent as we'll as cure all
malarial fevers. For cure of Headache,
constipation and indigestion. try Electric
Bitters. Entire satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Price so cts. and ST. 90
per bottle at J. D. Malone's drug store.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-07-16

The typical cowboy is seen no
more; his place is taken by barb
wire fences and railroads. The
towns where he once roamed during
his outings have settled back into
quiet cities, noted not for their dis
regard tor law, but tor their love of
it. Here and there yet remains an
old tumble down frame building
which the old timers will tell YOU
was the headquarters of the Ell Reno
or Pasa Del Mar saloon. The num-
Der of murders committed in its
rooms will be related, or perhaps
stained boards or walls can be shown
to tell of the bloody deeds there
committed. The men who take ad-
vantage of the cowboys spendthrifr
ways have become retired capitalists
or Joined the dead cowboys them
seleVs in another world. Year by
year "the drive" has grown less. Tn
to last season a few hundred strag-
glers were brought up through the
territory in preference to shipping
from Texan points. But there was
no profit in it, and the probabilities
are that the last herd has dragged
its slow length along over the ia.
nous little trails of the west.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-07-16
HELL'S TORRENTS.
william Murphy Has an Electrical
Experience.

William Murphy, of St. Louis,
Mo-, received an electrical shock of
5000 volts, which is 1,4C0 volts
more than was used in the Sing
Sing electrocution. He suffered
indescrible torment, was pronounced
dead, butts alive to-day. He tells a
story ofsgony.
About two months ago Murphy
was repairing wire at the corner
Of Sixth and Olive streets, when in
some manner his body formed con-
nection between the ground and
overhead wires. A current from
225 dynamo machines was passing
through the wire at the time, an
amount equal to 5000 volts, and he
received the force of it. Murphy
dropped like shot in faint.
Order of burning flesh was percep.
tible. Not muscle quivered as he
lay on the ground. The doctor who
examined him said at once that life
was extinct,
Suddenly, after the ambulance
had been called to take the body to
the morgue, Murphy's lips opened.
A faint sigh, which soon became a
moan of agony, issued from between
his teeth. Then his eyelids culver
ed and his rigid features, which
we're drawn into hard, set lines of
suffering began slowly to relax.
lie was taken home and it was long
before he recovered from the shock
which his system had received.
Il can hardly describe the sensa-
tons experienced" ssid Murphy.
Il knew this: the shock that l re.
ceived | suffered a thousand deaths.
Il would rather ole this moment
than to undergo the agony again.
Agony? 1t was worse than agony
1t was the terrors ofhell. | felt as if a
million red hot pincers were tearing
away on every one of my thousand
nerves, pulling them into shreds."
In view of your experience with
5000 volts of electricity, what dc
you think Of the electrocution OF
the four murderers at Sing Sing ?"
think? Why, it was simply
damnable," said Murphy, grimly.
Everyone OF those men suffered
as l suffered, each went through the
same, perhaps greater torment. 1t
was the perfection of cruelty. II
the public had had the same expe-
rience that went through thous.
ands OF men would have gathered
around the prison and destroyed il
as effectually as the French did the
bastile, before they would have per-
'mitted such horror to be- consum.
mated"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-07-16
MEETING OF VETERANS, AMBER.
SONS BRIGADE.

Pursuant TO previous notice a number
of the old veterans ofthe 7th Ga. Regiment
met at the Court House at 10 M. Satur.
/ dsy. llrh inst The meeting was organ.
ICED by electing Capt. w. j. Hudson, Chair.
man. and Capt. /. j. Hardage, Secretary.
The object Of the meeting was fully ex.
planned by the Chairman. On motion of
Sergeant L. c. Downs, committee con-
ssting of five ladies and FIVE gentlemen
from each militia district OF Cobb county,
were appointed to assist in providing a
basket dinner and TO superintend the
tables on the 2lst. On motion Of Capt. T,
J. Hardage, the Chairman was authorized
to appoint a committee of ten veterans
and citizens TO make.all necessary arrange
ments at the grounds where the reunion
will be held. On motion of w. N. CAN'T
all citizens and friends are called upon
TO assist in entertaining the veterans and
visitors who attend the reunion The
Chairman appointed committee of ar.
rangement as follows: Col. John r.
Towers, V. A. Handy, j. l.. CAN'T. F. A.
hargsove, W. b. Clinkscales, Asa Darby,
N l.. Green, S. A. Anderson, W. r.
Montgomery, and L. Black. The commit
tee of FIVE ladies and FIVE gents from each
district have been notified of appointment
by postal card
The old veterans earnestly request
the attendance of all friends, and hone
they may come with we'll filled baskets 10
make the occasion oSe of pleasure and
honor to the Soldiers of the lost cause.
The Mar etta Silver Cornet Band will
furnish music for the occasion.
Come one, come all.
w. j. HUDSON, Chairman.
I. j. HARDAGE, Secretary.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-07-16

"Once upon time," said Marshal
2. Wilder to group Of interested
Englishmen in his hotel, "a little
niger sat at table pounding his
thumb nail with hammer" and
the famous story teller screwed his
face into comicai grimaces express
sive of recurring pain while his
hands went through the motions
suggested by the story.
Presently" he continued, "a
man asked him what he was doing
that for.
Cause whimpered the niger,
it feels SO good when stop!'
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-07-16

4 bright little boy of four sum-
mers was sent on an errand by his
mother to grocery store a short
distance from home. He came back
contented eating banana. 'sWhere
did you get your banana p said his
mother. Bought it," he replied
quietly. "But l gave you no money
to buy one," she said. ooh, well,'
he replied nonchalantly, 81 told Mr.
Blank to let me have one and
would be in and pay for it mex
week" The young gentleman had
evidently been taking lessons O.
older people who buy on the credit
system
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-07-16
UNWELCOME PEOPLE.

Those who stay too long when we
are busy.
Those who point out our own
faults.
Those who have chronic desire
to borrow money.
Those who embarrass us with too
much rolitehess.
Pussy people who have large
idea of their own importance.
Those who ask so many questions
that they discover ou:. ignorance.
Those who neglect their own bust
ness to attend to that of other peo-
pie.
Those who always want to talk
about things IN which we take no
interest. Elk.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-07-16
u Should Be in Every House.

j. B. Wilson, 81 Clay St, Sharpsburg
Pa, says he will not be without Dr. King
New Discovery for consumption, coughs
and colds, that it cured his wife who was
threatened with pneumonia after an attack
of La Grippe" when various other reme-
dies and several physicians had done her
no good. Robert Barber. of Cooksport,
Pa, claims DR.. Kings New Discovery has
done him more good than anything he
ever used for lung trouble. Nothing like
it Try it. Free trial bottles at J d.
Malone's drug store. Large bottles Scots.
and $l.00
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-07-16
Another Cure for Rheumatism.
LAKE CITY, FLA.

P. P. P. Mn'fg. Co., Savannah, Ga.
Gentlemen-I had rheumatism for over
six years, and last May was taken down
and confined to my bed. My legs and
feet were badly swollen and the color of
red apple, and was IN fearful condition.
! heard OF P. P. p (Prickly Ash Poke
Root and Potassium, and after seeing
what the Ingredients were-as the formula
is on the bottle-I concluded to try it, and
after taking three small bottles was able
TO go down town and attend to my bust
ness, and | must say that feel like an.
other man. Am now taking the large size,
and to-day / believe that l will soon be as
likely as any one man of sixty~one years
Of age can expect to be. A. C. LANG.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-07-16
STATE OF GEoRGIA-CoBB COUNTY :

STATE OF GEoRGIA-CoBB COUNTY
To the Superior Court of said county :
The petition of Francis Kendall, The
Georgia Marble Company, Joseph Paige
j. r. Winters, A. s. Clay, B. r. Legg,
Geo. F. Newell. d. F. McClatchy, Hal.
B. Dick, H. V. Reynolds, w. S. Cheney,
John II. Boston, G. NJ. Crosby. Gilbert &
Holland, and T, w. Glover, shows:
l. They desire for themselves, their as
sociates, successors and assigns, to be con-
stituted body corporate under the name
of
THE KENNESAW MARBLE CO.,
and by that name to acquire hold and en-
Joy the rights, powers and privileges inci>
dent to such corporations or that may be
conferred by statute hereafter.
2. Theobj ect of said corporation is Le>
cuniary gain to its stockholders and the
business to be carried on by 1t is buying,
improving, holding and selling real estate
and the different kinds of personal props
erty of owning operating and selling
Marble Mills and marble machinery buys
ing and selling marbles and marble pro.
ducts cutting, dressing and quarrying
marbles and manufacturing its various
products and doing each and every thing
necessary for the complete success of said
enterprise.
3. The principal place of its business
shall be in or near Marietta, in said county
but petitioners desirethe privilege ofown>
ing property and having branch offices in
such other places as they may deem nec>
essary.
4. The capital stock shall be 100000,
divided into shares of 800 each, but pets
TONERS desire the right to begin said bust
ness as soon as $55, 900 is subscribed, aud
that they have the privilege of increasing
said stocks from time to time as their
Directors may deem proper until said
800, 600 is fully subscribed and paid in.
Wherefore, petitioners pray sn order
of this Honarble Court declaring this ap,
plication granted and themselves incorpor.
ated as afoI esaid for and during the term OF
twenty years, with the privilege of re,
newal. ID. w. BLAIR,
Attorney for Petitioners.
Filed in Office, July 10th, 1891.
W. r. MONTGOMERY, Clerk.
STATE OF GEoRGIA-CoBB COUNTY
The foregoing is true copy of the orig
inal petition lor charter of The Kennesaw
Marble Company, as appears of file and
record in this office
Witness my hand and the seal of said
Court, this the 10th day of July, 1891.
W. r. MONTGOMERY.
Clerk S. G. c. c.
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CARD OF THANKS.

l desire to tender my thanks to the
many friends who were SC. attentive during
my recent illness No sick man ever had
more intelligent and careful nursing, or a
greater supply Of table delicacies to tempt
a capracious appetite. ! realize that Ma
rietta deserves the reputation she has made
for kind watchtulness OF her sick citizens.
Many thanks to one and all.
JOHN SULLIVAN.
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DRUG STORE.
Notice.

The Fulton County Street Railroad Cons
rany hereby gives notice of intention to
apply to the General Assembly of Georgia
for the passage Of a local or special bill
entitled an act to amend an act to incor.
porate the Fulton County Street Railroad
Company and define. its rights, powers
and privileges and for other purposes app
proved on September 18th. 1888, and the
acts amending said act by comforting upon
the said corporation the power to lease Oh
sell its road, franchises and all its property
to any other corporation created for Rail-
road purposes and for other purposes. This
14th. day of July 1891.
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Simpson, wonder what kind of
a line it is that Budkins uses when
he goes fishing. 1t always breaks
just as he is landing the "biggest"
fish :nat you ever saw" Snifler-
It's nothing but yarn"