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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-07

II IN Diamonds. Watches. JeWelry Silver VI are -
- yth o. nv. third door above 4. FINE wssah seA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-07

Go on DANENHowER's real estate excursion
June and 9. See special notices.-Adut.
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0ELEN ECHO AND CHAUTAUQUA"
" Barecs be chartered by private parties for
cursien TO Glen Echo and Chautaugua during the
month Of June without extra charge for admission
grounds. The steamer Dixie" also be chartered
for any point the canal j. A. BLUNDON,
5e4-fms 1905 st. n W, Room 5.
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Total allss Ter che dly a. n 600
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WHAT WAS DONE ~ STOCKS.

Wednesday. juno 22-p IN.
There was slight -llrinkagc today in the
record II dealings in stocks from that OF y"st"T-
day. The falling of not important In itt-e!f
but il YVES worth noting in TIE narrow market
which still exists The cessation Of buying 70
suited in moderate reactions, but the speculative
situation was not changed little more selling
micht carry the concessions further, but the posi-
ton Of holders would bc unchanged. The small
losses to-day only rcAnce1 the extreme gain e,-
tablislrcd yesterday, and wcakrc,s was developed
nowhere. In fact, there are not few Improve
ments 10 note The industrial stocks generally
we're firm with American Sugar Refinery more
active at a smart advance Manhattan Elevated
rose oyer 3 per znt on revival Of the rumor-
current q few weeks ago tha. offers had been made
10 purchase the Gould inurcS' al prices con
sidcrably above the market quotations. The poN-
ton of leader in tlic bnsinoSs tran.nctOns WAS
n>arped lr Northern Pacific preferred. but II WIS
no, able 90 make let gain equal 70 per cent
PERHAPS the prominence achieved by thus stock
may have induced temporary n.odcsty on the part
Of Investment BUYERS OF more mcT!tOriOus proper
;i1. An advance which docs not command con
idencc not infr'qucntly Ia, raciOnary effect
upon sound -rocks.
Tie announcement of the Richmond Terminal
rcccircrship had virtually No effect. The ro
civcrship Is hailed as preliminary s'cp-un
fortunate, but necessarv-tDward the eventual
rcadjustmcnt Of the systems obligations. II l.
more than probable that the process Of reorganiza
tiOn may divert the attention OF important inter
csts from TIE general situation, sbut the end Will
" gain TO the financial outlook. The rcnrwrd
caSa1chcnts Of gold for export were dsafe
J.eintment, and this IS an influence not 10 b.
dcspiscd. That the ehot slight upon
values ia Tribute " tie substantial undcrtpnc
of the speculation. The market closed shade
better than lowest prices, and steady in temper
TIE DAY IN TIE BOND MARKET
Government bonds were firm, and although there
were NJ salte at the Stock Exchange bldh for the
COUPON Is were raised Is per cent Following
are the final quotationS
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financial mcctlnQs.

v Office is hereby given. That An adjourned
annual meeting ana , general Meeting of the stock.
holders Of ia"
HAND \ BARLOW UNITED GOLD MINES AND
HYDRAULIC WORKS OF GEORGIA.
viii held principal ONCE 81 thc COMPANY Room
so g. 80. .O5 nroidaai. Ncw.l ork L. O'Clock noon
on MONDAY. IT LY llth. lS,,,. FOR the election Of
Directors, amendment Of the bylaws and tuch other b L
ness ~, ma, beior' meeting.
Sow Yoik. June 20. is'2
c. ". II. HAND sccr,.rrv.
OFfiCL SMALL nOptS CONSOLIDATED MINING,
COMPANY,
SO | BROADWAY NEwYORK
Ma, &C. 1892
~ He ANNUAL MEETING Of The >tockhold.
L hold'Is u the Small Hops on.olidated Mining
tunInny Tor election nlrd OF Trustees foi th,
onsulng AMI such other business may prrsonted
viii be- held At tho Office @ the company. No broadway
SeW. YORK the ith Tue day Of Jnn w.t. Jun. 18th
lsao at O'Clock =. Trlns'rf book, close June 18th
1872. and r~1Ten June Goth 1892.
{. \. CAMERON Secretary
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RAILROAD EARNINGS

IINIINNhII JN' h3''IN AND NV.
1870 1891 i41e
Number % miles tit
=, csni week ln Grrr efA 1IH So Oh siia-p
Jan ] 2 Jun. II OIG sos. 80
CLEVELAND. tIStINNATL tHf, 800 And sr.
LOUIS
Nufli.r ~ rrr. i.-I5 ir43 2.si
second week iu Ma s-lr 20 sor-.lNt 49, ~
Jan o. jun u = l~' - S.'HA uf- ol1S ~.
FLINT AND Ff.KL MARQUETTE
NUr l~r - miles ...... 90 ca OF
~er,n nd Week in JrnH.. e. 90 es@si7 S4n Gt2
Jan ! - Juno - .... 14ntti1 i.t-trll lac. 'Os
KANSAS CITY MEMPHIS AND DIEMiNGnAM
Number Of MIL. .. 20 rs go
..-ooud week in Juno . si7.-nt $685., SIS IS.
Jan. . June IL 1890. Ois - boz i13 AS $40
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PROVIDENCE p: !:!!1! d !;!| !. line 4! 3.
r .!: f. s :. 3 q JON II A'''' sS& E
Az D 5Nt s EY0NS Sc Tl a. s PESE
:s; ~; F,; a. ,s ;.e, q: ss 4 VIZ
ST |! Nj! teton 10 LINE,
SS $si E H$.os s ~ TS me
Sunday 4 isG p a %ay s sSGG'p Hu SUNDAY
HUDSON RIVER STEAMER MARY POWELL,
DAILY INCEPT SUNDAYS.
leave Drsbro>'csst 10 p m. Saturdays :t5 D. m
y, wcst 22G.St.. , 30 p m. Saturdays . p m Tor
CEANSToNs. WEST POINT. CORNWALL. NEwBUEa
new nAMBuRG. MILTON. POUGukEEPSIE, HYDE
PARK RoNDouT asd KINGSTON.
PEOPLES LINE.
ALBANY StamcrsDREW and DEAN RICHMOND
MAYS 81 * thffHHrb MxKfNc br.rcrf cdSNii1t
lloNs no POINTS Norih. kn-r. AND Wc.
A nW.llAVEN. 75c.
sssmcr' Il T@R;HS% AID f1 ESSllSSxrAL l.v.
fS,r RT$PfSsS Z ~ % SrSs$;
l'roadwoy New'York. and courtst,. BrooGyn.
CATSklI;L NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. KAAT-
~ .hhShlLi. aud tAiSk llL eu,e every week day
ut o p n tror Pier As foot ~ West llth st. ION.
hc'ung WIN asNh Mount,ll and hro Il. X DIRECTORY
any address by " i}S. re- r'aS 81 ca sf ' r.
~ OR KINGSTON and Intermediate Land
hgs-s''aners JAMES W. BALDWIN and WILL.
LAM j. hoMhls' DAILY at o'clock From foot Wcs,
ION Street Pier 40. n r. SATURDAYS O'Clock p NJ.
UDNON AND CONSACKIE BOATS leave
- %. Dry "e"k day AZ from ri,- IS loo. Of Wcss
ilth''t' coNHe.tins with boston lnd Alban, r. Il
AMSDELl LlNE.-Stcamcrs leave Pier "a,
ca oog'Ot Frank hat Tor Crsnston, West Point
.",u . Sp'"t; No'h"hl fishkil Landing ard Newburs
week a.!N y "a SUNDAYS. pa W
T'ROY BOATS.
2 o Satltosa snd city Of Troy leave Pier 40.
Co.n.., 10, - n>t Isiy -xcrrt S,iuTd,v q. p.
sou.h ~ eAi"s Tor North and East Sunday s.esmes
A "rrTTEEtISStEs; ME AND SUBSCRIPTIONS. ron
tIIvfD' At 'rH,,nfY 2lltnh rElntNE WILL ne M
TISEMh%TS at n0r rno S Thirty Grst,t and ApVElt'
corner Fourteenth ;ust -: 0thaNc. t57 FourthaNe
l06 West rorvvavn near SAuhrstst iTos Firsta,e
IT, a. Avenue i.3ea rhirda,y 20 West Tonrieenh.
,tg,s ~ The,rS Hs' 4odst 10 Churchs 55 ThIrave
T hn o3l TliM ave. bet. 9Th and llSth IT..
n I'm lrci.
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IN State bonds small sales were made OF Ter
reeSee scttlcmcDt 81 at - and North Carolina
corso II AZ 700. The only sale Of city bank
stocks Was American Exchange (lo at ljS
The general bond market showed somewhat les
activity, but was stronger in most instances. In
tcrcst was commanded by tlc Richmond Terminal
issues. The IT advanced per cent 10 80, but the
collateral trust SIS, aftrr sales AZ az ended with
net io.e Of ~ per cent AZ ~ a. and taN trust
Richmond and Danvile Isis are of ! per cent
at 100, and the dclentuos u per cent ~ 80.
Atchison ncomet. yielded IA per cent 10 - II.
Beading first preference incomes advanced ga per
cent to r. Detroit. Mackinaw and Marquette
land grants arc up A PER cent at A3 "a. Oregon
Improvement IS GAINED the fraction at g. -
Texas Pacific seconds rose i,2 per cent TO % 81
Money on call was shade harder, due TO
preparations for July Disbursements Rate
ranged from IL 10 per cent.
Tue Clearing House statement was ms follows: :
Exchanges, $lO2 ,33A, 562; balances. $3.50 500.
The Sub-1rcasury was debtor TO the Clearing
lIou.c S042,f 04. It's net goin On balance was
rcncy, less loss Of $500 in coin. To-day's
opera tons Included: Receipts. $?.s3O,oOj; pay
ricats, $22.5s?22a resulting in general balance
Of S125,I73,M9; consisting of $lo9,233,07l coin
and sit.a4o,olt currency.
The United Stnt~t Treasury as Washington re-
ceiyed to-day sl3s.to2 National bank notes for
redemption.
Tie custom. receipts were Ss2o,7si. the In
.crnnl revenue receipts S33s.o22 and the miscei-
ian"o'r receipts $G0.S2s.
lN-nLS = w hS1JIEIDn treasury hla1PUcut OF cash
on hand and deposits In bank compares with the
figures Of the last previous statement az follows.
June 81. June -. Difference.
Sc, gd on nnh rl5 lOV27I sll5 2i 600 InG. s2f SO
Net silver Ld. J,l.Jt2a a.sf9.lG; D~ 971l
ScL lcSsl-itaIicIs
On h1nd ......... o,O02'583 Os69SI7 Inc 3Oi.Gi
Actual cash Ia the
TfFteurE vault
Ou@'su1ng
,rtn,.tf. SlyD. 7'pG2s sI29 sjsT In, sci ~
Depot. g. tank 49, Oh 1895 $50 Inc $50 aOy
cash bal. o97 .GG0 $40 0Oy, Inc s..l l"a
The Mercantile Safe Deposit Company report.
silver bullion on hand 10 secure outstanding Ger
tifcntef, IN the amount OF ,060,jSi ounces a
dcrre,sr Of 3O,e4s ounces.
The foreign exchanges we're quiet but steady
IN tone, without change, in figures. Following nrc
quotations for actual business: B1nkcr.' bills
- ~ l-lssi - IL md 81 ~ Lass ~ l.? for
long and short sterling respectively; French francs
10 IS md 5lj j-s; rcichmaras. ~ 3-5aYj -
and 0j %
Jn London British consols were steady ut 0G ll-l6
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MAINE STEAMSHIP co,

fnIy iIfVc. IINC U IU..agf t.ty NAN, and 7
land aalnc Connecting at Portland NTH all rail.
road and steamship Inc, Tor Bar hsrboA cd orchard
Ponnd sprinfS. Hhlt" Nounsirs. Aockand Bangor and
al tas,rn sumner Eesorts steamer ss every Monday.
Wednesday aud saturday AZ p. from PEE s.. Fa,.
River loot Of Market, n Y For Information apply 70
NORAIlQ NALL.
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STOCKS.
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a RE YOU GOING ABROAD?
CUNARD LINE.

"A. oA'D Ai-'D'
~ LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN.
Aurania q In. Auranla.....July ?2 5 a. M
Unbris. July 3 II m. Umbrla.Juiy 80, 10 a. n
S,rv!a... July o. a. e orva.... Aug. q, y. m.
LtruriA July 10, 10 a N. ftrur.a. Aug. 3D. m
From Pier 40 North River, foot y Clerk,o!.st.
Cabin passage eco and upward Second cabin 35 ond go
eteerags ticActs and nom al parts OF EUROPE very
low rates for !rcght and passage apply al the con-
iAuy's ONCE NO. Bowling Green New-York.
VERNON h. BROWN n CO.. General Agents.
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finunfiai.

y. y. GUARANTY .ANp INDEMNITY CO..
30 CEpAHaI.
NEW.yOEk. Jane Ism. 1892.
~ HE BOOKS Of THIS Company Tor the trsnS-
the THOMSON .nOvhTGN rilC1KIC COMPANY VIII
" closed Jpns ?%I ls,s - aud rop~Ied July "A.
The closinF : this Corlwny', books In thc manner
above indicated - IN pursuanrr ~ the direction y the
Committee lnm-d In the Stockholders Agreement n Feb
9th. 1892. II A. MURRAY. Tro.uror.
~ WILLIAM HARRIS,
i. CONTnACrOE
~ BROADWAY. NEW. YORK.
Electric Railway. W0t'r work. Roads.
VALLEY RAILWAY OF OHIO BONDS
Holder Of nrst mortgage per cent bonds of
The Valley Railway % Oh.o requested communicate
with either Of the nndcrsirncd In Cleveland, -
TIE SOCIETY FOR SAVINGS.
NATIONAL CITY BANK.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-10-06

ing, and profting by past experience
let us avoid the mistakes which have
well nigh wrecked US. We are just
awakening to the fact that we know
very little about caring for our lands.
Ii is only after witnessing the results
obtained by intensive methods that we
gain just or proper idea of what is
meant by manuring. We need larger
amount of Coarser manures to mix with
our commercial fertilizers. When these
coarse manures can be sCwn broadcast,
and a grain crop sown, followed by peas
the land viii be in such a condition that
the application of a moderate amount of
fertilizers will produce crops which will
astonish and delight the farmer who
tries the experiment Let us make, as
far as possible, these needed changes in
our own immediate surroundings. These
little ripples in the big ocean of progress
will spread until entire neighborhoods
will be effected by the waves of improve
ment, until our red hills will be clothed
n verdure and millions saved to the
South.
Now is the time to SOW your patches
Of rye and barley. Don't be afraid of
too much manure. Lay it on bOunti-
fully and after the land has been thor
oughly and deeply broken, sow your
seed Remember that
PREPARATION Is AS IMPORTANT AS MA
NURING,
and if you wish good returns, You must
break deeply and harrow until your land
is i'll fine filth. These crops insure green
food for both cattle and stock. and mean
an abundance of rich milk and butter,
and sleek and healthy animals. Very
little is accomplished in this world il
any occupation without labOrious work
and the farmer will find that he is no
exception to this rule, if he makes sue
cess Of his business Energy, brains and
application will accomplish almost any
desired result. VIII my fellow farmers
follow the lead Of those pioneers who are
now reaping the benefit of their i'm
proved methods?
| will be pleased to receive the views
Of farmers throughout the state on any
tnd ever line pertaining to our interest.
low many farmers have resolved to
make their meat at home? How many
intend to change the ruinOus policy of
risking their entire interest in one crop?
How many intend to improve their
lands? How many are making perma-
nent pastures? Let me hear from you,
my friends, and let us have a genuine
awakening throughout the state. We
will never have a better opportunity to
make the change, therefore let us make
it intelhgently, let us make it systemat-
ically. R. T. NEsBITT,
Commissioner of Agriculture.
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1892
zarper's Bazaar.
STR ATED.

Harpers Bazaar is a Journal for the home. Ii
gives the latest information with regard TO the
Iashlobsi ana ITS numerous illustrations, Paris
designs, and pattern sheet supplements are indis-
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It's bright stories, amusing comedies. and thought-
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" issues everything Is included which is OF inter-
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BY Walter Besant and William Black Mrs
Olphant VIII becone.a contributor Marion Har-
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
STATE OF GEoReIA-CoBB Cor-yrY

STATE OF GEoRGIA-CoBB COUNTY.
BY virtue of an order from the court of
Ordinary OF Cobb county, Georgia. will be
sold before the court house door in said
county within the legal hours Of sale on
the first TuesdaySin October next to wit :
October 4th, 1892, the following property
to-wit:
Lots of land Nos. ninety, eight (9S) and
one hundred and thirty>one Obj consists
ing OF 40 acres each, more or less situated
in 1st district and 2ud section of said coun
ty near the ole Willeo Cotton Factory.
Also lot of land numbers forty, SEVEN
(4O. Also twenty-five (25) acres more or
less off the northeast portion of lot No
one hundred and five (105). Also all of
lot No. one hundred and six (1O6) con-
tanning (40) forty acres more or less Also
all Of lot No. one hundred and seven 1O0
containing 40 acres, more or less. all living
in 1st district and End section OF Cobb
county, Georgia, except that portion OF
said lots which crosses Willeo creek and
extends into Milton county.
Also all the following property situated
in the town of Roswell, in said county
Two three -roomed houses and lots. each
lot fronting on Church street one hundred
and foar feet (104 feet) more or less and
extending back one hundred and thirty.
two (132) feet, more or less, to the Bentley
property.
Also two houses of one room each and
lots on which they are situated, on Leba.
non street. The first o. said lots fronting
On said street one hundred and sixty Q6O5
teet more or less. and extending back
three hundred and forty-nine (340) feet
more or less, to the Albretton lot The
second lot fronts on said said street one
hundred and sixty feet, (160) more or less,
and extends along line of first lot in a
southerly direction 349 feet, more or less,
thence westerly along line of Tom Albret>
ton property sixty 600 feet, more or less,
thence north>ward 222 feet, thence west
100 feet, thence north>warG 100 feet, more
or less, all along line of Otwell property
back to said Lebanon street
Also two houses of three rooms each
and two lots on Atlanta street, near Laurel
Wooden Mills. Said lots fronting on said
street sixty>six (66) feet each more or less
and extending back to the Whitley props
erty seventy six (76) feet, more or less.
Said properly sold for purpose of distri>
button among heirs. Terms one-third
payable November 1st, 1892. the remainder
payable November list, 1898, with s per
cent, interest from date of sale This
Sept. 18th, 1892
r. n, HOLLAND, Admir-
Estate Joel E Morris, deceased,
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Sheriff7s Sales For October.

Will be sold before the court house door
in the city of Marietta, Cobb county, Ca.
Oh the first Tuesday in October, 1892,
during the legal hours of sale, the follows
ing property to- wit
Land lots Nos 361, 432 and 434, each
containing 40 acres more or less, and ]
acre off OF the northeast conner of lot No.
$50, bound on the west by public road
running from Roswell street to Atlanta
road, on the east by lot No. 361, on the
north by line of No $50, said one half
acre being cut off from No. 800 by the
public road into triangle part of lot No.
362, commencing on public road at corner
of lots Nos 36l and 1862, and running due
south 440 feet to corner, thence due east
1920 feet to stake on west line of lot No
All, thence due north along the line OF
said lot 440 feet to the southeast corner of
lot No 36l, thence due west 1920 feet to
beginning point, containing 13k acres
part OF lot 43l commencing at southeast
corner of lot No. 36l and running due
south 440 feet 20 a stake on the line of lot
No 1862 at northeast corner of Mrs Jennie
a. Reeds land, thence due east 1341 feet
to chestnut stake on line OF lot No. 434,
thence due north along line of lot No 432,
1920 feet to place of beginning containing
l53 acres, all in the 18th district and End
section of Cobb county, Ca, containing in
all $50 acres, more or less. All urder
fence and bound as follows: On the west
by public road from Roswell street to At
lanta road, on the north by property of
Mrs. Ben White and H. B. Wallis on the
east by property OF lack Rogers and w.
j. Hudson, on the south by property of
w. j. Hudson and Jennie A. Reed, situa>
ted about one mile southeast of the public
square Of Marietta Ca The above $50
acres of land sold subject to mortgage
deed given by said Laura H. Hughes,
November Goth, 1888, to the Equitable
Mortgage Company. Recorded in deed
book OF folio rs on Nov. 81, 1888, to se>
cure loan OF So, III So with interest ami
attorneys fees, said mortgage now being
foreClosed N the Northern District Z. 6.
Court in Atlanta, &C.. 'and also part of lot
No. 1917 in the 10Th district and End sec>
ton of Cobb county, Ga, bound as follows:
On the east. south and west by the proper>
ty OF the late Henry G. Cole, now owned
on the west by Alkaline Gresham, north
by Lawrence street, containing one half
acre more or less All levied on as the
property of Laura II. Hughes to satisfy
five justice court fl fas issued from the
S9Sth District, G. NJ, Cobb county, Ga,
in favor of the Neal Loan and Banking
Company. Notice given to defendant
p. O NCLAIN, Sheriff.
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1892
zarper's Weekly.
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1892

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GEORGIA-COBB COUNTY.

Whereas, w. R Montgomery, Admins
istrator OF Vim. Wilmoth, represents to the
Court in his petition, duly hled and en-
tered on record. that he has fully admins
istered VIM. Wilmoth's estate This Is
therefore to cite all persons concerned
kindred and creditors. TO show cause if
auy they can, why said administrator
should not he discharged from his admins,
t,ation, ard receive letters of dismission
on the first Mordav in November. 1892.
j. NJ, STONE, Ordinary.
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GEORGIA-COBB COUNTY.

Whereas, D. T. Miller and 9. B. HOLES
man, Administrator of John H Miller,
represents to the court in his petition, duly
flied and entered on record, that they have
fully administered John II. Millers estate.
This is therefore to cite ali persons cons
cerned, kindred and creditors, to show
cause if any they can, why said Admins,
traitor should not be discharged from his
Administration, and receive letters of dis,
mission on the first Monday in October,
1892. This June 14th, 1892.
J. Nj. STONE Ordinary.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-10-06
Bridge Contract.

Sealed bids will be received at my office
til o'clock, p. m, October 10th 1892 to
furnish material and build bridge across
Rotten wood creek near F. \. Hargroves.
Bridge will be about 800 feet long Cons
tractor TO give bond and security for faith
iGl performance of the work and to guar>
antee the bridge tor eight years Sept. G,
1892 J. VI. STONE, Ordinary
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-10-06

STATE OF GECRGIA-CoBB COUNTY.
To all whom it may concern Ellen
Svedlund, Administrative of the estate of
Peter Svedlund, deceased, has IN due form
applied to the undersigned for leave to sell
the lands belonging to the said deceased S
estate The application will be heard at
my office on The first Monday in October
next This September 9th 1892
J. NJ STONE, Ordinary.