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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-09-14
DUE WEST.

Mr. John b. Dickson has saw mill near
his home on Mud creek propelled by steam
and Mr.. Alb Cox has supplemented his
water mill with steam.
Mr. Hiram Goodwin despite the advice
to stay at home has gone to Filsboro, Tex>
as, to, see for himself.
Mrs Nancy Hardy has just returned
from Rome where she visited her father.
Rev John 9. Moore preached here last
Thursday night. He was raised here aud
in passing wanted to talk to his old cons
rades. Due West has the honor of having
raised preachers, to wit: Moore, Goodwin
and Griggs, all Missionary Baptists.
Death has visited the family of Mr.. and
Mrs John Helens on the 9th and took
from them, Minnie, their fifteen year old
daughter She was only sick four days,
and died with a prayer to God on her lips
asking father aud mother to meet her in
heaven. Burial at Mars Hill, Rev. Mr..
Baird of Acworth officiating. We extend
sympathy to the heart stricken parents
who have had second bereavement in so
short tine
The school of Prof A. N. Mayes closed
Friday night to the entire Satisfaction and
with regret to all patrons. All had speech.
es, Refreshments were served by the
| beloved teacher. Newt is hustler and
one of the coming young men. Any cons
munity would do we'll to get him to teach
but Due West has claim on. him and will
not let him 60. AMOR.
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UNION CHAPEL.

Some one has Numbered, | don't pres
tend to say who. 1t it was l who did it,
then ask you all to forgive me for mis-
representing occurrences in this neighbor>
hood; if it was the compositor who made
the blunders in setting up my scrawl of
copy, then Mr.. Compositor, want you to
order pistols and coffee for two" and
don't care il you add ice cream and cake
to the order.
My last week rs letter should have said
that wedding took place at Mrs Juia
Buffers residence not Mrs. Julia "Her>
bert's;" and the young lady who became
the bride was Miss Octavie Hebert (pro-
nounced Abair) not Herbert" ana the
Priest who performed the ceremony was
Rev, Father Kelley, rot Kelly" There
were few friends present. not "fiends. "
played the part of fenG in the ice
cream, cake and sherbet act, and | hone
you all will remember and ask me to take
taat part at all weddings hereabout.
In spite ofall precautions, the wedding
lever is becoming epidemic, here. Some
OF our young ladies are showing the symp-
toms, and one of our brave young farmer
boys, Mr. Henry Former, who refugeed TO
fannln county some two week ago, was
stricken down with the disease while away,
ana on Friday last was brought home
; married. The lady who brought him back
was Miss JOSIE Garrison, daughter of a
Wellto>do farmer. She is a very estmable
young lady, aud it is hoped that Henry,
under Der loving care, will rapidly build
up.
We are glad to learn that Mr.. David Ir>
WIN is gradually recovering. To boy of
his active temperament, confinement to ~
sick chamber must seem very tedious, and
we hope soon to see him out again.
Everybody loves to come out and see
Mr.. Tom Irwin, He is always genial and
pleasant and in fruit time, invites you
into the garden to help yourself to fruit.
Col. Faw and Col. Phillips were out on
Sunday and were caught in the rain, but
It's good place to be storm-stad.
Sunday rain prevented Brother Ellis
from getting here to preach to us, and our
Chapel was deserted.
The boys and girls are all busy picking
cotton, and our country schools are about
closing. FARMER BEACH.
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CARD FROM PROF. EDGAR TALLEr.

EDITORS JOURNAL Il feel that it is q
duty l owe Mr Willie D. Upshaw that
disabuse the minds of the public of the
wrong impression that has gone abroad
concerning the naming of the Hall at
Upshaw. Ga.
In the conclusion of speech commend>
ing the noole work of Mr. Willie D. Up>
shaw in building the Hall, the venerable
]. n. Babb said 81 think the name of
Willie Upshaw should 90 on the corner
stone as living monument to his noble
work.
heartily endorsed wha. Mr.. Babb had
said, and asked him if he would put it in
the form of motion that l might second
it. He made the move that I'VE name
the Hall in honor of Mr.. Willie D. Up
shaw. The move was seconded by my
self, and l gave few reasons why desired
the Hall named in honor of him.
| thought it TO be the privilege Of the
McBeath Literary Circle and believed it
to be their will to show their appreciation
for the noble work done THROUGH unparal.
leled difficulties, by Earnest Willie"
The motion was amended, and the
amendment accepted, to read thus We
The McBeath Literary Circle instruct the
building committee TO name the Hall in
honor OF Mr.. Willie D. Upshaw, confer
ring with HIM as to the form in which the
name shall appear on the corner stone"
vote was taken. Nearly every member
in the house answered 'yea" by a rising
vote. There was no open opposition and
every one seemed pleased
The idea of naming the Hall in honor
Of Willie Upshaw came into my mind
wholly unsolicited by him. In talk with
him on the subject he said; "Others
have mentioned the same thing to me, but
my aim was not to crafty a sordid ambi>
ton, but to upltt and elevate the young
people by building Hall where they
might meet and build up themselves, and
in it placing a library that they might Gull
tie thoughts of great authors. Yet. if it
is the will OF the young people to SO honor
me, it cannot but be pleasure to me. -
Both parties are friends to me, and l
voluntarily make this statement that this
mistake created by last weeks paper mag
be corrected and the truth be made known.
w. E TALLEY.
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LOST MOUNTAIN.

Died-On Sept 9th inst Atha Crawford,
aged s years The funeral services were
conducted by Rev. il. P. Baird.
Mr.. David Tompson, from Marietta,
visited Mr.. II. a. Taylors family last week.
Mrs. 4. l.. Mayes has been very sick, but
We are glad to know she is better.
Mr. A. N. Mayes has gone to the n. G.
A. College, at Dahlonega
Early last Wednesday morning while
Mr.. W. G. Kehely and colored man were
packing some fodder in the barn they up.
set the lantern and the fodder caught fire
The fodder was SO dry all efforts to stor
the fire were in vain Mr.. Xehely anc
the negro escaped from the barn with
slight burns, and by the assistance of .ht
neighbors the crib and Other building,
were saved. Tha barn contained l7OC
bundles OF fodder, somo oats and straw.
OBSERVER
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Tax Assessment for 1898.
Cobb Court of Ordinary, /
INoI County Purposes,
September Term, 1898

II is ordered by the court that the Tax
Collector OF Cobb county assess and COLI
'lect tax for the year 1898, at the rate of
Three Dollars and Eighty-Nine cents
($3 S91pn every One Thousand ($1000)
Dollars worth Of toe taxable property re-
turned by and assessed against each tax
payer, and upon the value of all property
in the county subject to taxation ad valo4
rem.
The same to be applied as follows
For county purposes 90c on each $1,000.
aims house & paupers 30c'' % ''
bridges, causeways etc65c" ="
Jury, Bailiffs, etc., zoe " d" "
prisoners, repairs, etc. SAC g So "
g Roads SOC " q" {"
Making in the aggregate Three Dollars
and Eighty-Nine cents $3.50 on each
One Thousand Dollars worth Of taxable
properly. This 9Th dav OF September,
1898. ], NJ STONE, Ordinary
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A BRIGHT LIGHT AHEAD

For all those who have been wearing out
their lives from the effects OF dyspepsia,
liver complaint, indigestion, etc We
guarantee Aunt Fanny's Health Restorer
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we will gladly give you a package free of
charge of this infalGble herbal health re-
storer. Aunt Fanny's Health Restorer
cures costiveness, nervousness, sleepless>
ness and all diseases arising from derange-
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Samples free. Large size SOC. at H. NJ.
Hsmmett's $, sole agent.
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MARIETTA CAMP GROUND

Rev. j. NJ. Gable filled our pulpit on
last Sunday.
Sammie Sauls, the little son of H. p
Sauls, is quite sick.
Mrs. Mary E. Gaines is having the work
on her new residence pushed forward
rapidly to completion.
Mr.. S. R. Beasley has built large crib
He says he will make more corn than he
ever made ir his life before.
Misses May and Sallie Powell are on a
visit to their grandmother in Powder
Springs. DEt%AR
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SEE THE WORLDS FAIR FOR FIF
TEEN CENTS

Upon receipt of your address and fifteen
cents n postage stamps, We will mail you
prepaid our Souvenir Portfolio Of the
World Columbian Exposition the regular
price is Fifty cents, but as we want you &c
have one, we make the price nominal
You will FIND it work of art and thing
to be priced, 1t contains full page views
Of the great buildings, with descriptions Of
same, and is executed in highest style Of
art. II not satisfied with it, after you gel
it, we will refund the stamps and let you
keep the book. Address
II. E. BUCKLEN Il CO., Chicago, ILL.,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-09-14

EDS. JOURNAL Il wish to cay that l
was present at meeting of The McBeath
Literary Circle, in which the whole mats
ter Of naming the Hall in honor of lis
founder and originator, Willie D. Upshaw,
was fully explained and the proceedings
of previous meeting in which action had
taken place were unanimously endorsed,
and the interference OF the men signing
the unkind card in last weeks JOURNAL
was as heartily disapproved.
FARMER BEACH.
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ALL FREE.

Those who have used DR.. Kings New
Discovery know its value, and those who
have not, have now,the opportunity to try
it free. Call on the advertised druggist
and get trial bottle, free. Send your
name and addsess to 81. E. Bucklen y
Co., Chicago, and get a sample box of DR..
Kings New Life Pills free, as we'll as d
copy of Guide TO Health aud Household
Instructor, free. All of which is guaran>
teed to do you good and cost you nothing
At j. D. Malones drug store.
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ROSWELL.

Mrs. Catharene Pratt, wife of the
late Rev. n. A Pratt, died here on
the 9th and was buried beside her
husband at the Presbyterian GENE.
terry. The deceased lived here ever
since 1889.
Mr.. Woodward and wife Of Flori-
da are sick with fever at the Wood
House. r.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-09-14
SMYRNA.

Miss Addie Cooper, of Cleveland, Tenn
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. McGriff.
Thieves Thieves Thieves All
around and about" men and bird thieves!
War must and will be declared against
white and colored thieves, and the pestiter.
GUS English Sparrow; the fol mer have rob.
bed the rightful owners of tools, bees,
btans, torlips, potatoes, water melons,
fruit, roasting ears pine and wood, chicks
ems, turkeys. harness, ct cetera while the
latter have pecked Mr., Henry c. McGriff
out OF his nice crop of scuppernougs and
pears But the "cruelest cut of ALL was
the stealing OF Mrs G. W. Stewart pre-,
MUM cabbage for which she hoped to get
from Burfree a nice sum of money. Too
bad Too bad And we are a civilized
people Eth Turk, Arab, Tartar, Red
Man, come over and help rs in the line OF
honesty, please And be quick, for we
are in sad FIX and much discouraged
Ugh
And now allow me to thank Farmer
Beach for his soulful, christian poem-felt
by all having true sensibility-and balm to
the sorrowing soul. Yes and give US your
hand-as you have your honest heart and
brain-ye who wrote defending Cleveland :;
and do pray let us wait ald see the de-
nonement before we censure probably the
best enlightened, sincere, honest stateman
and lover of justice and the masses that
we have. T F.. II.
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money refunded Price Is cents per box
For sale by J D Malone.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-09-14

"Do you take this man for better
or for worse % asked the minister.
II can't tell until have had him
for little while" returned the
bride.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-09-14

The growth OF girls is greatest in
their fifteenth year and that of boys
in their seventeenth
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-09-14

If you cans 50 to the Worlds
Fair, possess your soul with pa
tience; there are hundreds just like
you.
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The man who has a chars cter that
mud will stick TO never feels safe.
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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-09-14

How soon an inquisitive child can
puzzle wise parent.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-09-14

If anybody's actions speak louder
than words they must he those of
the bass drummer.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-09-14
Gbe flarietta Journal.
COUNTY NEWS.

.>->-o.-~>~>-
COUNTY NEWS.
For the Marietta Journal.
YOUR FAULTS.
know you have faults, my lady.love,
1t wouldn't be you without them
Yes, you have your faults, my sweeteyed
dove,
But what shall say about them?
And l loved you with all your failings
well,
/ saw but Yourself right through them
When love cast DER me its witching spell
Your faults--I never knew them.
Or if, perchance, your faults have met,
There was SO much Of sweetness around
them,
Your love remember, yours faults forget,
AS though had never found them.
Then keep your iaul.s-my sweetheart
my pride
They will bear true loves inspection
And my own self di1ers-far and wide,
From the standard of perfection.
Ii your love opens Heaven to me,
To ADMIT me with all my SHINING,
My love shall only your virtues see
Love is blind from the very beginning
FARMER BEACH.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-09-14

Many Persons are broken
iovn from oyerwork or household cares.
Browns Iron BitterS Rebuilds the
system, aids digestion, removes excess Of bile,
and cures malaria. Get the genuine.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-02

.St viuda d0j50 Dolores Ced6, suegya,
hermanos pollticos q denads neiembros
dc Ia tamilio, rsegan e1acarccidame1te
q todos los compaj1erOs, amigos del fi1aa-
do, q personas cayitotjras y piadoSas,
Sc SirU0n e2c0Nlenaarl0 Di0s aSis-
tir d las miSas que en- suyragio de su
alma Sc cele6rardn en- Ia Ig1esia pa,Yo-
quiaz de NueStra Sonora de la Guaao-
htpe, el py6rin,o zenes Il las 8 de la
mamma.
Ponce 10 de Ju,aio de 1898.
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DEscoNFiEsE De Los lMI-
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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-12-28
PlOCHE.

Bingham John-Fee simple title to lots and
imps, lots a. 35 blk $751; tax 81 ST. penalty 4Sc poll
tax s.; adv 50, total S7,35.
Carlow Geo-Fee simple title to lots and inpts
McOannon st; tax $751; penalty 2sc, adv 50, total
$500.
CLARK wm-Fse simple title to lots and mpts,
Cornwall Bow, lots o6 SC, blk 20; taA $3.50, pen
atty 81 ,O5. poll tax 49, adv 81. total S13,55.
Flynn 4. M.-Lots IL, II, Is, block /; lots q. g.
~, 23, 49, blk 2; lots TO- 49, blk a. lots is to 81 in.
elusive blk 8; lots 49, 50. blk Isl lots 81, a. 81,
blk 10; lots 26, 80, Al, 49, blk 2O lots S. So CO.
o. ~, So, g. IS, 66, 81, blk I'll lots 8. IT, 49, blk
22 lots a. &C. 49, 49, ~, 43, A, So 81 g. IS to rs
inclusive IS to 81 inclusive &c. 81, blk 2S; lots To-
10, rs, ii, 49, g. "a. &C. IT, blk "A; lots a. As, blk
as; lots 10, II, Is, H. 10, 80, 81 49, 49, 30 40 49,
20, SO. 81 IS. 6O, blk 49, lots to 10 inclusive and
81 blk az; lots l, o ,6,9, II, 10, 80, blk 29
lot A. blk 50 lots A. a. "a to 6e inclusive, blk 81
lots 49, 49, 49, 49, 30. 81, 80. IS. &c. ST. 49, 49, So
%, 50; 50, co. blk %; lots 30, 81 49, 49, a. So 81
80. Is. 49, g., IS, blk IS; lots % to so inclusive,
g. 49, 49, blk SO; lots T. is, Is, IT, 90, "a, 70, 26
~ 81 80 81. 35, ST. 80 to 81 inclusive o. S. S. S.
3d. 80, e. g. 63, o. 81, S. So 70. blk ST. tax So 49,
penalty sl16. poll tax So. adv 81. total s14.6S.
Goodrich H.Possessory claim to lot and impts
on Cottonwood ave, lot So, blk "a; tax 1915, pen
atty &c, poll tax 80, adv 50, total So,42
Harris Mrs H-Fee simple title to lot and impts
on MoCannon st, lot blk SO; fec simple title to 3
lots and impts, Wande ave. lots 10, H. -, blk al
lee simple title to lots Cedar st, lots a. 49, 49,
blk 25; fee simple title to lot and impts, Davis
It, lot H. blk 90 posssssory claim to some lots and
imps In rear Of lot I, blk 25 fee simple title to
lot and impts in rear Of lot TO- blk 81 tax Sl575,
penalty 81 81, poll tax So, adv 81, total $22 62
sherwood Mrs Kate-Fee simple title to lots
and impts Main st. lots SO, ST. 38, SO. blk 80; fee
simple title to lots and impts, Wandell ave. lots
total S30S7.
syphus Luke-Fee simple title to lots and
impts, aieadow Valley st. lots 7, 8. blk as; tax
1913. penalty SIC, adv 50, total Sc IL.
Warren Geo B-Posssssory claim to all OF blk 7
adv 50. total $1,000.
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Mail Lettings.I

The various mail routes running in land
out OF Phoebe, have been lot by the Postal
authorities, and as follows: Phoebe to Hike,
via Helene at $500; Milford to Phoebe, at
", $50; Phoebe to Taylor, at 81. $780, w. E.
Travis. of Chicago. is the successful bidder
in each case. Mr.. Travis in all likelihood
never saw either Of these routes, knows
nothing OF the country to be traversed, it's
disadvantages, or the amount of local traffic
on either route, but having access to the
postal records has learned what .he present
contractors are paid for the work, and like
the Mccoy Stage Line Company three years
ago, concludes that some sub contractor will
do it for something less, and SO underbids.
Local bidders hereabouts applied for these
routes each at what he considered the low
est sum the work could be properly done for.
They failed to secure theIh and now, when
Mr.. Travis or his representatives come out
to sublet, as they surely will, let it be gene
rally understood that the governmental
schedule must be lived up to, strictly As
matter of business, no matter who the
carrier is. The government is willing to
pay what it will cost to carry the mail on
any of its routes, and il business COMPETE
ton. or bad judgment leads one to accept
the work for less, he should be compelled to
live scrupulously to his contract.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-12-28

There is no Midwintsr fair fund started
for Lincoln County yet. that we have heard
Of. Could tho County Commissioners be
induced to contribute fair sum and thus
start the ball rolling! Here is matter in
which we all have future contingent inter-
est, at present very small outlay of time
and money. The Nevada Southern R. R.
Co. will no doubt see that southern Lincoln's
resources are well advertised. Here IL IN
excellent opportunity to show what the
Pahranagat and Muddy Valleys in the south
are capable Of and if we could only send
down few sections Of our ordinary climate
hsrsabouts, what change would occur in =
year or two, from the halt, the lame and the
blind coming for rsjuvenation to our invigor.
ating and balmy atmosphere,
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The Christmas Tree.

The hearty appreciation manifested by
the youngsters at Thompson's Opera House
Sunday evening at the Christmas tree, was
ample compensation to all who were at all
put about in its preparation. The glsefal
shouts at its appearance, Santa Clauses
antics and the presents they each received;
their honest and hearty applause of their
comrades on the stage, and the lively time
that followed, caused many Of the adults
present to forget for time the fact that in
many other respects this festival was little
more than reminder OF some which have
preceded it.
The children were in their places full
hour before the programme began. A few
minutes after eight the curtain was lifted
and the children Of the primary department
Of the Phoebe school proceeded with pro-
gramme which they have had in course Of
preparation for some time. They had evil
IDENTIFY been instructed to speak up" and
did it, each and every one. rendering their
various recitations, dialogues and songs with
an ease which surprised many, and which
also reflected great credit upon their teacher,
Miss Maggie Clinton, for whom many COM
plimentary expressions were beard.
The ohildrens programme. supplemented
by recitation from Mr.. w. J. Dooley. con,
stituted the evenings exercises which lasted
till after ton o'clock. The distribution Of
presents from the tree occupied about an
hour, after which, by general consent, .
dance was decided upon. This psrt Of the
entertainment was left mostly to the young
folks. who kept up the sport till four o'clock
in the morning
The B. B. BIS deserve credit for arrang-
ing such an observance, and were natsly
given vote Of thanks by most Of those who
attended