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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-08
COLUMBUS SERIES OF STANDARD WORKS!


| sketch Rock, The.
irving.
Sw,ss Family Robinson,
The
struck Down. A novel
| HsWiey smart
Second Thoughts. : A
novel. fso Soiumes
In one Rhvda
| Rroughton.
Strange Case of DIR.
| Jekyll amt Mr., Hyde.
| *. L. Stevenson
Thr. e Men in q Boat,
Jerome X. jerome.
| Tom Brown's school
DAys. TIL ON = .
| Hughes.
Tour OF the World 10
Eighty Days. jules
Twenty T hoasar d
Leagues Under the
| sea, NeFae.
The Two orphans. X
D'Ennery.
I've Ne rs Before thu
| Mas. X. II Dana, Jr.
Under Currents. The
Duchess"
Nasrent W.T.. A. A
novel. Florence War
! den.
Vivian, The Beauty. 4
| novel. Mrs. A. E,i
wardes,
Wifch's Head. II. Rid
ef Hsgsard.
Willie Reilly. W. Carrie
! ton.
Woman's Face. A
| Florence Warden.
swife's Crime. A. Mis-
| Grace Haipine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-08

4 Ter.
sIittle Mana. Howard,
Michael Strogoff. Verne,
Mr.. rorteecue. W
| westali.
Master Of the Mine, The,
Robert baehanan.
Matt, n Tale OF . Cara
| van. hob IT Busiiae-
an.
Mystery OF a Hanson
| Cab. Fergus W,
Hume.
Master OF the Ceremo'
nice, The. A novel,
Fem.
Moilie Bawn. "Ths
1 Duchess"
vapors. CobbaW.
Nuns Carse. Tue. Rid
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a'hn" ue he. ,soope'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-08

have We that we may see and hear; brains.
ihh We may reason and u,des.tsnd; 20
there's liiE excuse for much Of The suffer-
ing that u tolerated. DR.. Perce's Golden
Medical Discovery is fast becoming the oss
recognized remedy for all discsses resulting
from t'ia. impure AMI impoverished blood.
indi2 'sfion and dyspepsia. scrofulous
affections. hrsr and kidney diseases, sores
AID sssliines, ea;srrh and consumption, sse
blooi affections. With purified. enriched
and vi.siised blood. they fee ~ darkness
before the light. DR.. Pisrcs's Golden Med.
ical Discovery is the only gaa,a nteed blood
purifier and liver iorigors,vr. Sold on trial 7
Money psonp.Iy returned. II II doesn't benz
q Or ,a.e.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-08

Hononn.~v~mc

I honoYdf1.~ y -
william s. Carroll Of Maryland, consul
general at Dresden. Germany.
United States consuls- -(;corge J. wins
OF Georgia. at Port Stanley and 81. Thomas,
Canada; John X. Mobiey of Texas, q
Acapulco, Mex; Henry s. ID McIver Of
New York, at Denia, Spain; George kcc-
nan OF Wisconsin, ut Kohl. Germany /;
Henry c. Astwood Of New York. 1t CaiaIs,
France; Leopold Morse Of New York, Il
st. Christopher. W. Il.
Also 10 posImasters, a collector Of revs-
nne and appraiser. All recess appoints
ments.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-08

Frank E. southard, Esq, of Augusta
and Frank L. Staples of Bath. commits
.ionsrs to determine the disabilities and act
tie the affairs of the suspended Richmond
Savings Bank. are in session in town at
Mr.. southarTs office. They are going over
the deposit books and other Liabilities Oh
-aineI At a pnbiic session in Richmond last
Tuesday. Similar sessions will he held on
The first Tuesdays of October and Novem-
Der. Every deposit book or account has to
no gone over, item by item. verified and
then compared with the books of the bank
IL can be seen that this entails an immense
amount of work upon the commissioners
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-08

The Best Saive IN the world Tor ta's'
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt kheus,. Fever
Sores. letter. Chapped Hands, ChiieiAins'
Corus. and all Sam Eruptions. and posi-
lively cures Piles. or no pay required. II
is guaranteed to .!ive perfect satisfaction
or money refunded, Price % cents pei
bo1. For sale by W. a. Erskine, Gsruiner'
iuly 2leod&w form
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-08
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-08

Five freight ears of the O'Clock Z. NJ.
freish, left the track near the pap mill
THURSDAY. ~recking train came down
from, Wstersiile and Gle AIRED them away.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-08

4 desperate Woman, A.
| Adah n. Howard.
sDrezdtul Temptation,
| A. Mrs. A. M;Neigtl
| Miller.
Death Bed Marriage. A,
! Charlotte NJ. sts1ley
East Lyane. Mrs. II
| Wood.
| Eve >. Barring Gould,
Frozen Pirate. Tue. "
| Clark Russell
False Start. A. H.Smar.
Fur Aamls's sake.
| alien.
Grinm's Household
| Fairy Tales. Brother,
trTimm.
'Gay heumofe'u Wife.
| Mrs. A. Mcyeigf
! ahier.
House on the Marsh,
| Fee. A novel. +. War
| Den
Hon Mrs. vereker, The
| "rhe Daotiese."
Haaiy Andy. ). Lover
| ivaalIoe. Sir W aitel
'Jaeqleina. Mr.. Alex
| Mefsigh Miller.
| Jane Eyre G Brontc
/ John iislifaS. Grntie
man Miss Muipeh.
jet: Her Face Her For
tnLe. Mrs. Ami,
| Edssrdes.
LAZY Aadiey'. Secret
Miss NJ Z. Braddon
Last of the Mohicans
| The james feniinor,
| Cooper.
Lorna Doone. Black
more.
Lii.'- Remors-. A
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-08

THrRSpAt, sept. 7.-Dingley ct al. vs..
clifford The testimony in this case WAS
concluded at noon and the arguments were
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-08

"THx BORON Or THE srx

The principal ACT Of Mr. wn. a.
Brsdy's adaptation Of The Bottom of
the Sea- which comes to the Augussa
Opera house, September IL il Ia the foussh
aex, which 10 laid 1t the bottom Of the
ocean There are 10 sAble.ax Of The diff.
ferens zones Of the ocean advertised to be
shown in ~ many transformations The
most realistic episode Is said 10 be The COS
aiet Of the diver vho Is descending to the
bottom Of the sea, with a giant octopus,
the enormous horror Of the sea, which Vic
tor Hugo describes a. a .sssf. and pulpy
monster" With light tentaeles Of equal
lench ratiating from 10 csnfrsi mass, AID
armed with suckers Its hahif Is to lark In
| some dark Granny IN the depshs vsiting for
is un~sry victim to venture within reach.
With three or four of it, mighty arms
i eIinzs fast 70 rock. while With tie re-
naming tentseies moving, gliding and feel
ing about IN the water. is keeps On the
aIer. for prey.
"R0sgDaLE' BIT TIE GKAspDFEaA HousE
CossAsr.
The Boston Grand Opera House Com
psny which viii present Lester waIIack's
great military drama. ''Resedale" TO the
theatre patrons Of this city the coiming win
ter, 10 the strongest theatrical organization
Of this season.
IL j. the same company which made it.
.eis 80 popular at the Grand Opera House.
Boston, and in every way viii ''R0seiaI-"
be identical with the Boston production.
1t has been customary in the past when
stock companies have made play popular
on the stage Of their own theatre for the
management 70 form a second CON-
psny and send them over the coun-
try to present the successful play. As
Is too often the case this second company
is inferior 70 the regular one and theatre
patrons of the cities and torns visited are
deceived into believing they are TO see the
original cas-, and all that made notable the
frs, productions Of the play. This decep-
ton could perhaps be praeiiseI few year.
ago more easily than al present, for now
ttseatsr zoers outside the large cities and ss-
PfttflF we tHsatst &Dffs OF TIE view F-Dg
Lad cities AMI towns are NJ familiar with
the drama and the profession a. the metre
poiisan resisient. So when the Boston Gran
Opera House Company comes herr and prs
.ents R0sedaIe'' !; will he found genuine
and not an imitation. Our thestre-goers
vii discover this when they witness the
performance.
The company Includes Mr.. Joseph Ha-
worth Miss Sadie Martinoi, Miss Annie
Clarke, Mr.. Frank j. keeaan, Mis- Kate
Ryan. Mr.. Mark Price, Mics Helen DAY ne,
Mr.. Charles T.. lnsee, Mss Belle Stokes,
Mr.. William Me-tayer. Miss Caroline
L1kharr. Mr. Edward Waie. Miss Maui
l.. Herman. Nr. Frank Andrews, Miss Ella
l.. Laurence, Mr., r. j. Riley All thc
scenery u By the opera house artist, Mr.
Samuel Brooker. There are 80 other la
dies and gentlemen in the company and 50
extra suptrnamersries will take part in the
production.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-08

Higgins full band will be heard IN me
concert a, lakewood park, Sunday after
noon. A number of new selections will he
rendered and il will probably be one OF the
best band concerts of the season. There
will probably be large attendance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-08

I Airy f4Ry l. Han, "Ths
| Daehess-"
IAN . d Man. DaYiins
I Mrs.. A. Meveigh Nil
| Ter.
! Adde'S Husband. Cisy
| Allan Qusrtermain. III
| Rider Haggard.
As IN n Looking Glass
| y. c. Philips.
Arabian Nights Enter
| txinment-
| AT the Worlds Mercy. A
| novel. Florence War
| den.
Bas Of Diamonds, Tue
| A Detective Story
| Fem.
sBonnie Dora. Mrs.
Alex. M0veigh Miller
BIZ. sxie i.angion. II
| smart
Bride of the Tomb
| Nrs. Alex. MeVeigt
Miller
Candle. AlexDumas.jr
( Oh Ids History OF Eng
lsod. Charles Dickens
'Coantes. Vera. Mr.. A
Beveigh Miller.
Da,eless Bargain. A. A
novel. 4. l.. Perkins
Deer Slayer. lite
Cooper.
DORIS fanrne. b. VI. Clay
Dukes Secret, The. Z
NJ. Brseme.
| Deidee; or, the lfoi
| Hand florenel
" arden.
| Doris's Fortune Wa
den.
Dark House, The: or. !
hnot Cnravelled. Fen
| Dek'- Wandering,
| Stu'gis.
'Doutly wronged
Adaii NJ. Hosar5.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-08
SUPERIOR COURT.
September Term-O G. Hail, Justice. Pre-
siding.

W. $. CHoArE, Clerk.
l.. r. CARtEroS. County Attorney.
p. T.. NoRroS, Sheriff.
+. A. SNAIL. Stenographer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-08

WeHs faty ~ set. ~ 80. h~s caSsar4au
Tasa ~ ~1s csId, sbs crssa fer cAsorsa
"asn shs oseArs kA.a, aae ching " o.ausA
ws~ de hsd casidrsa. 10 -. tbssa csash
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-08

Hofhsrsi Assasssrs Ssssnsvsffi
hss SIssiSw's +srNsSs, svsrp has -.
qs.i - es.r III ~ YEARS ~ uILLiONa ~
stfiitSas 'os tle.r CHILDREN ~ipae TEETIi-
sst', yffi PfSftsSf ffGGk-s. II SfayT@ n
~ fuit. u. ss,frtHs - GINS, ALLAY0 m
Pafy. tIHKs WIND cutie saf 10 ~ -
remedy fss III IA hEiIsLA. soit ~ drpea1Gfs n
every p7ft 81 tbe x1r.d r. SIRE md ~ a
"str- ~;A@.es'. soc'ti.r s,rsy.' and tako ~
et'@tr Sise. !yessy-b ss q n.s iefsl~.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-08

complain. is frequently heard of the poor
condition OF the various cutters through
tue town. In many the gravel washed in
ey the frequent rains has remained blocking
up these drains. Ia number of cases the
grass AMI weeds which sprout so lu1uriant'y
IN the fertile iiith have been allowed 10 grps
10 maturity, die and decay. These two
things, say the physicians. are responsible
Tor inst rank, Peculiar and unhealthy odor
81 noticeable at night this summer in An
gas's. In fermer years it has been cusso-
nssry to occasionally clear out the cutters
aha by moving to keep them from repro
aaclns On small hrt very vigorous scale
Tue famed juugies of Ing.ix ia which cholers
breeds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-08


Sunday, Monday and Tuesday,,
Sept. 10, u Ai2,
From stations and at rates as foIlows
trom principal stations. Portland 10 Augusta.
u elusive. aud Portland TO Rraslteij, including
Brunswick, bath, sB00rp. lewiston and >kow
hogan. HUuton aad tefHrn 81. 90, Fort Fair
urld and return 38.25 rfes'tae Isle nd return
naos i Lincoln ,iroad stations to Iloul
Ton and return. $50 Fort Esir6e and re
urn. g. rs Pr -sta- Isle aud Feturn, Il. 90
I.verinore' Falls AMI Pennington 10 Ii ulton
and return, 3 90. Fort fnirti'id and return.
IS rresqar Is e and return, 9 90.
b4kland, WttrryiHp, Hr1to4 and Dover and
Foxsrnft 70 uouli.,u and return, $50. Fort
Fairfield AID r,tuTn, ? rs, ffe-que Isle aid re
Belf5tt f,tt-a.iI View. ort and Dexter to fioul
,ea and re,uru, g. 0. Fort ar1eid AMI re-
Bangor, Dr0no ana Old.own to Honiton and re-
iHrn so Fort ia r6eld and return, S.7S
Pre.lge Tie and return, g 90.
T.. TO Hoaiton at return. 400 FJr'
Fairfield aa return. 9. as, fresqae i-ie and II
urn, s. SO.
" mn and Msttaxaiakesg to Houton and re
turn 20 For ra.rifr'd and return. 4 70.
Ire-qac Islt and return, 500.
kingruan - tIonlton aisd f"tn-u, F.2S. Fort
Fairfield and return, $50. frssGue Isle and
return. q. IS
so For sairi ami return. 3 IS Pressure
Tsie sBd return. 8 90
Tickets good - return Vntii October 9th.
PAYsIy Ito NIB, i : ten Manager.
r. E. Boaifby. G-n Pass ficketAg',
sept6Stl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-08

Il is probable that t;ii. fall viii see the
tony Cadets At the High school revived and
mustered into the serve militia. There
ls a strong feeling among parents and sehol-
ars lha, military lrill would furnish an al
mirsble form Of exercise during the winter
Il ia thought shat ihe Capitol Guards would
BE- wiling 70 have tho cadets use their ar
mory The Connor Cad.+s, organized many
years age among the High school boy,
lived for four wars and vas very success
full. Cadet companies have become
marked FEATURE in connection with
schools in Massachusetts and have
male same heaiway in Maine
notably At Portland ani Bangor where
strong haJtaiioRs have been organized.
With cadet companies at the Copy, Halo
well AMI Gardiner High schools a good
battalion could be formed In the Bay
state there are several school regiments anil
esttshons ~h,ch include schools scattered
over quite large territory. The field Of
Heers are determined hy the relative rank
Of the liserrnt schools in Al annual com
pytitive drjn. In similar way school
regiment would easily b. Organized so ~
to 'Hcsfe the various schools On the Ken
nebee from wstervillr to Bath. This il
the way the Augusta boys are talking AMI
their projects may result ia definite sction.
The conductor waved hl. hand, the engi-
Beer pulled open the throttle and the Van
kse started ont Of the Augusta station
THURSDAY sfterncon-on to come TO a
sudden stop before It hSi gone ~ feet
What was the matter The crowd iiager-
Ing in the ststioa won ierei anil Various
'urmises we're hesrd. The conductor aud
the other trsi9rneu waved thei- hsn'ls in su
apparently meaningless msHner. What sss
hrees To the boxers pH vas svi lrntly III in
4 y. G. 10 the rear hressmsn. for be ST
once prgee.sied to let out the he'll eorl.
Then the crowd understood Owing to tho
rain the rope hal .hrunk and becoming toe
tight hs,i sounded the hell in the cab Of the
engine viisa the tram first started. A sin
gle stroke, Of epurse, brought the loeomo-
1--we to 4 sssnds;iIi. The whole incident di'
not take more than a minute and plainly
showed the excellent discipline and system
Prevailing upon the Maine Central. for
without single word being spoken escl
irsinmsn knew at once. through the signals
VIA, was the matter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-08

FrNO LET-A hfsf- eIa>s t.nSs,sri house.
i stable attacb4d, Situated On wistef 81
Apply TO Robert Pope Co. ~ wstef street.
d,ner, Me. masSsin
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-08
IUeVSil SAVINGS BlIl.
Organised lS46.
BANKING ROOMS 23s WATER St.
The Above il an Error.

W, n. Edwards formerly with q. Williamson
will b, pi. as.d 10 do wcrt for his OLD cvst,mefs
aud new ones At Horace iitth's. suecessof TO D.
Williamson, where he Ia now located
HORACE Lrfrt.x. Iler Millcr.l
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-04-13
ALERT.

AN item of "S92 postage" was in
Guided in a bill MayviIle On. W
lawyer sent an heir for whom he
had been hunting all over Canada.
The young man was wanted to re-
ceive his portion of an estate. Not
knowing just where to ind him, the
lawyer wrote to every postoffice in
Ontario and Quebec, about 1900 in
all. One of the letters reached him,
and, as it brought him such good
fortune, he will, no doubt, smilingly
foot the bill. He inherited more
than 100000. Conscientious law
yers, mail trains and rostoffi ces are
blessings to absent heirs.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-04-13
POWDER SPRINGS.

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hpps, the
father and mother of Hipps e. Brother o.
this place, were thrown from buggy here
Saturday morning ard narrowly escaped
receiving very serious injuries They had
started to birthday dinner of one of their
grand children about six miles in the
country, and had just driven outside the
gate when the mule they were driving be-
came frightened from some unknown cause
and dashed off at full speed down the
street. Mr.. Hips tried to check the mule
but one OF the lines broke which caused
him to turn suddenly. throwing the old
people out upon the hard side walk. Mr.
Hips had three ribs broken and received
some ugly gashes on his head and face.
Mrs. Hips escaped with a badly bruised
arm. The mule ran into a fence near by
and stopped without any damage to him>
self or the buggy. Mr.. Hips is 70 years
old and very stout for man of his age.
He says that he has never lain in bed a
day from sickness in fifty years and was
in the war three years without being re
ported sick single time.
Rev Mr.. Coalson attended TIE Georgia
Baptist Convention at Dawson last week.
He returned home Friday night and filled
his regular appointment here Saturday
and Sunday. He also breaches here the
4th Sunday in each month.
Mr.. Lumpkin Gresham and DR.. Viii
Butner, Of Worthwhile, Ca, spent Friday
and Saturday last in our town.
Miss Mamie Murray, daughter of Mr.
James Murray of WatkiDsvile Ca, il
here visiting the family of her uncle, DR.
Robert Murray.
Mr. Eppie Smith, of Days Gap, Ala, il
here visiting --- ah well, anyhow ht
is taking his lodging and meals at the hotel
Miss Louise Scott returned home Mon,
day from Decatur, where she has been il
school for sometime. SCIRE FACIAs.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-04-13
DUE EAST.

Died Curtis J. Hill was buried at SarS
dis cemetary on last Sunday. He leaves
his third wife, several children and mum,
Der of relatives and friends. lie was So
years old. Rev. D. j. Maddox prea ched
his funeral.
j. Y, Alexander and wife spent Friday
with their son, A. j. Alexander and wife.
Miss Reba Doggett has been very sick,
but we are glad to note that she is again
teaching.
Rev. Baxter Reid and family of Marietta
spent Sunday afternoon with W. T. Robert
son.
Felix P. Delk spent Sunday at home.
James Dewberry, Willis Conn and family
from near Dallas, Ga, have been visiting
j. 7. Conn.
A mule ran away with Johnnie Bowles a
Few days ago and bruised him up very bad
The old Denmead Touring mills is now
ready for work.
ALERT.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-04-13
UPSHAW.

Our community has been deeply panied
and anxious over the critical illness of Mr..
Rason Dobbs during the past week.
Pastor Reynolds had large congrega.
ton last Sunday and as usual gave them q
fine sermon.
> Miss Linnie McElreath, OF Douglasville
visited friends here last Saturday and Sun
day, whom she has numbered by the score
since her stay here last summer.
Mr.. James E. Babb is spending while
with his brother at Adams Park, Ga We
wish him delightful visit and a speed
return, as We also do to Mr.. Thomas r
Morgan, who is visiting the friends anc
scenes of his boyhood at Chapel Hill, Ga.
Mr.. j. n. McEachern, of Atlanta visited
his parents here last Sunday.
Good news Governor Northen has ex
pressed his Intention to be present at oul
Dedication Picnic" on LIST Saturday II
May (6th). Begin to get ready right now
We regret to note That Mrs. J. f. John
Ston is quite i'll.
BY special request, Prof Z. N, Ellis ha
consented to deliver an address at the hal
next Saturday night on "hmerica--Th
land OF the free and the home of tn
brave" 1t will be worth riding from Ma
rletta to hear. Come
EARNEST WILLIE,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-04-13
OLIVE SPRINGS.

Rev. j. c. Starnes delivered an excellent
sermon here last Sunday.
Everybody invited TO meet at tie church
here next Sunday evening to organize a
prayer meeting.
The singing at Mr.. d. NJ. Warrens last
Sunday evening was enjoyed by all present.
The Briant Literary club met last Satur,
day evening at Douglas Academy. We
are glad to see such an interest taken in
that direction.
Mr. g. W. Kimmich is running five
plows on his diamond shaped farm.
Cotton planting is the occupation of the
farmers this week
There is Sunday school at this place
every Sunday evening. Everybody come.
Mr.. Vaughan, of Social Circle, Ca, is
visiting his son>in>law, Mr. F. N. Legg.
Nv r
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-04-13
MT. BETHEL.

Planting corn has been the order OF the
day for the last week.
Mr.. Parker Bellah, of Roswell, visited
relatives here last Sunday. Mr.. Bankins
ship also visited relatives here. We were
glad to see their faces again at our church
Mr.. Henry Power is still improving.
Prot. Ezzard's school has closed until
the first of July.
We are glad to state chat Mr.. L. NJ.
Power has his steam grist mill in operation
Rev. J. A. Burtz, of Marietta, formerly
of this place, preached us an interesting
sermon. We were glad to have him with
us.
Mr.. Robert Brown, of Milton county
visited his father last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Bishop have new
conner at their house--it is a girl. P.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-04-13
abe Marietta Sonrnal.
COUNTY NEWS.
UNION CHAPEL.

The most notable event OF the week in
this neighborhood was wedding. Miss
Addie Fortner and Mr. Alexander Martin
were the contracting parties, and the nup>
tial knot was tied by Rev. Mr.. Stewart at
the residence of the brides father, Nj
Levi Fortner, on Sunday morning last
Quite a large number of friends were in
attendance to witness the ceremony and to
participate in the enjoyment OF the sump,
tuous dinner awaiting them aterward.
Mr. Martin is young and well-to do farm
err, one of Cobb county's sturdy, industrious
yeomen, and the bride is the daughter of a
we'll known and successful farmer, who, by
his honest industry, has gained the respect
of all who know him May the young
couple, setting out SO pleasantly on the
matrimonial voyage, have long and PROS
porous life together, and prove that mar
riage is not failure.
The country never looked more beauti-
full than now and farmers were never more
busy than at present, taking advantage OF
the fine weather we have been having, and
strewing literally the guano the fragrance
Of which is hardly as pleasant as that of
the sweet lilacs, jessamine, and other flows
ers adjoining our yards
The most industrious man in this vicini-
ty il Mr.. Thomas B. Irwin, who is up every
morning at four clock, and out at work
in'his garden or fara after which he ac>
complishes large day work in his office
in town, and never looks weary or sad.
Our minister, Bro. Ellis, failed to reach
us on Sunday last and we were disappoint>
ed in having no service in our Chapel.
Rev. A. B. Vaughan is expected to preach
for us on next Sunday p m.
FARMER BEACH.