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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-16
ste SmftanSs IN grm,n en-.


Con It ant tnOpel, Is. Suni.-
G5 erregt bier Sauuen, pie lei6t e5
eiuisen armcniiden 9tcoolutiOnilten ses
liu9t, crfabreue 9lmerifaner btnter bas
2i9t su iubren. 9tidtS lit obiurOcr,
ais Die 9lunabme, baB bic tiirfil6e 9tcz
9ieruns grmenicr perfolge. gtatIrli9
lit Die YfOrte 9cawunsen, ft6 gu i6itz
sen, Oa inter elmer gswineu &lahe BON
9lrmeniern in Der 2iirtet unb iold)en,
pel6e in Sen Ser. Staaten bas giirz
serred)t crlptrften, cine reoolutionGrc
gelpesuus i'm @anse 1T. 9Sas piirSen
Die Ser. Stauten infer Gbnlideu Ser
baltniifcn tbun? 9SIrben iie scitatten,
baB iid Die 9fepOlution auf ibrrm cigcz
neu gcbictc perbrcite unb au8Sebueu?
8eiuiB niat. Ncsbulb IolIte nun bic
Sirtci nod ;u ibrem ei9encn Stur;e
mitbelfcn. Die in !tcpsY Yort perOiicnts
lidtc 9tudrid)t, baB bic uniueritdt gu
GunitantinOpel aus politiiden @riinOrn
9cidlOncn wOrOsn lci, iit nidt cOrrcft;
iie lit leit6em wicper er0finet worOen.
gludl lit es eln Srrtbum su bcbaupten,
baB Oicffa Der Blas icl, wO Die Cholera
ibren llrlprung babe. freilib eriitirt iie
bort, uber iie lutrO Oabin sebraht. Die
tirtiide 9fc9ieruns ueiB rc6t gut, baB
bic SanitGts OtaBrcgcln in pielen
StGbten bes Srients nidt perIeft iiub,
bsmiibt ii6 uber, iOrtpabrenO abhIIfc
3u idafien, no c5 notbwenol9 lit uno.
Serbellerunsen sln3ufiibren.
Cine auar6intIGe Srobums.
81 NJ, Is. Stunt. - Die @eidmOrez
nen in Dcm YrO;sB gescn Signor Cans
lonso, erbleIten beute Orob bbrieIe, wel6e
BON Nuarfiitsn unterSci9nst iinb. Su
benielben beiBt CO, OaB. lie benz Sobs
psrfauen wIrOcn, Tall5 lie ben slusez
tlagten freiipraden. Seitoent Der DE-
putirte Selice uub anbere &iuber oes
Solfes idulbig befuuOen iuorocn icicn,
miiIle nan ben &apitullitcn nidt lanser
nit 0tilOe MO Sdouuus bsbauScln.
Der Srisf idliebt nit ben gSOrten
v9bre 9lorehe 1T uns iebr gut bcfannt.
stus Mirifa.
SrIiiel, Is. SUM. - 9lu5 Dem
airifaniiaen 0iitritt SubanDbi, mcl9er
al Den Congo Srelitaat ansrenit, fomz
men ldle9te gtadridten. Die Scl9ier
unO Srau3Oicn iOasn iid bereIts pssen
9reu3beitimmuu9sn in ben 0aaren liez
gen unS ein j3uiammenitoB Der Grup>
pen beioer 9tatiouen in Dem Diitrift be-
uorItcben. Die bslsiiae Sruppcnma9t
in Subanpbi lift uiermal srOBcr, iuie Die
fran5Oiii4c.
Cine eefabrIid,s 0iItmiihetin.
Wtelb ournc, Is. SUM. = lie
bielisen SebOrOeu iteQeu sur .3eit Gr.
bebunsen iib.r Die Sersan9eubrlt elmer
scpillen 6rau Wiartba Oteetle, pelde
auf Die Iuihulbigun9 bin perbaftet
purbe, einen 0eutifen, Namens Sunf>
fen, D,rsiitet gu baben. Sei Der SOrz
unt.rjuduus famen &butiaaen on ben
Saa. bic barauf i9lieBeu laileu, 6aB
Die 5rau ibren @atten, brei &inber uno
Den Bruber bes oben erpGbntenSuufsn
Sura Giit aus bsm 8sse raunlte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-16
SeIbftuIOroe.

@rcat Sent, Sani., IA. 3uni.
-Gburle8 Chapman, FraiiOcnt Der bic
iiscu y9tuiiuuulzSanf," bat seitcru in
icinem Gcidaitsbiircau Ourh eiuen
wOblge;icltcn ytcpolucriAuB itinsm Ecz
ben Gin gnSe gsma6t. WIun Ucrmus
tibet, OaB CT un .3uitunOe tcmpOrarcr
@eiitesitOrun9 oane an iid Icgtc.
GENE 6rau mar ieJt LANCER 3eit tOrpcrz
lid lcl0eno un0 ibrc &ranfbelt bate ben
beiorsteu 0ottcn ticf bctiimmert. Chap
man mar Elm anseichtner Yarser unO
einfluBreitsr Htpublitauer. -, -
Yutnam, Conn, IA. Suui. =
gSiQarO Soltbam, Elm wUhIbefanntcr
YIr9cr in benz nabcu Srtc Bomiret,
bestng beutc MOrscn SelbitmOrO Ourd
YersiItung. Die 0tOtiue Der Gbat linO
nidt betannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-16

can," r0etmOlO" unO n5adiOn," itatt.
SaS 9ieiultat mar, OaB man beldloB,
ni9t SIR @rbeit ;u sebcu. Sc Orcl De-
legaten pom ieSer G'rubc murSen ais
9Omitc eriudblt, nm nit ben 9rnben'
bcIiecru, mcnu m0gItf, zine 9OnIercnj
Al baltcn. Socbcn puroe eiu Berg
mann, Der pon Der glrbeit pom Ger
yGjcOrse'5 Grtcf Goal & 3rOn Comp"
fan, pom un9eIGhr 400 Snabcn uno
100 Stritcrn inter 9roBem 9lnfrnbr
Surd bic StaOt cafOrtirt. Slcr Ser9z
leuIc arbeitcicn bcutc in ser Georges
Grccfz&Obltnsrubc;" mOrgen wiro tcls
ncr 5ur llrbcit 9cbcn. 0ier Iiebt cS
mebr ruie cin glnfaug ais Gnoe OeS
SrifeS aus. a"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-16
1uwScrIu rtd,ticrtiot ftd,.

PbtIaOelp bia, Ba., IA. SUM.
- Gcrrcnce y. YOwOerIp, @r>8encrals
@crtiibrcr SsS ,Srbcus ser 9Irbeit8ritz
ter" bat in elmer iOebcn erI6icncnen
6lugidrift auf Oic BON ben 9e9cnwGrtis
gcn Grctutiuz9camten 6cS SroeuS 9ez
ger ibn crbObencn SeidulOi9nnseu &C.
antwortet. Su bcm SdrlftitIf wiro
iebe ein;elne Der erbObeueu SeidulOiz
sun9en pon Ocm 9(utOr icparut wtOsrs
lsgt. uuO 6ann beiBt cS am S6luhe:
pOie 6urdt, OuB Der frubcre General
&crtmcilter bel Der nddllten Situn9 ;u
9tcwzSrIcanS suqcscn iein mO6te, 1T
bic ci9entlidc llriuhc meincr Su5penz
iiOn. .Sci min itcbt cs felt, oaB Die Ibz
iidt uOrliest, ben SrOen 3u 5critOren,
6ie belten Der NiitglieOer 5u ucrtreIbcn,
I'M baun bas pcrtbuOlle Gigentbum UNI
10 lcidter einiadtn III tOnncn. Sin ane
oercr @runO fam ilir Die ielbitmOrberI'
ihc BOlitit Der jcsi9cn GretutiOe ni1t
qefuu0cn mer0eu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-16
Crl6rece(ic6e OGerten
Soedjt's sttperlaifiacn SdOen,
SIR. SO uno sci. Glib Srpaowag.
2nabenficiocr,
Siin9linsSfIeiotr,
NanuSTIcioer.
Credit fir Affe!
Gnerit!

ssir sgauben, bas Sic ha fauIen.
-no Sic oas 9Sertbpolite am Sillisittu betommeE
-foHHen. SaEH iolte unier pbinomcHaler 8trfauf
9on @heesmz nS nne sung ina '.2sn n.er, e. IN:
,nasn Sere SeadltnHq fnoen nno Sie "a ms
-tubren. Sicit Sffcrte erpart jbHcn cfipa so ets.
BON Dollar = riiitet jbre 3HateR nit YHSi9en
-aus, be ales 2raacn uHo limb ;rtuuImeln, BEN ile
-uHtsrmor1tn lstH iperoeH, aushatcn - ugp auBer=
Dem baben Sle Sur SetGnIuug jebe pom Shnen aez
-DitHldlte .3elt A'ir la9rr SbreR pleoernm, baB
-pIr oleie aHStSe uitt 81 iold anBer1euo olnidlen
-HSrciicu psYfnufPn h5tten nid1t nuf
-oHentItdl;m Yerfauie Der SabluEgsunIdhI9eH tyaz
-brttautsH y. s. S6lo6 d Somp. setauIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-16
9IbenDS oHcn.
Gr9t's
smperldiii9e Saoem,
9tr. SO uno sci, SIo=Sroaswap.
(13S.44g)
GtWes gSettcres fiir unferc Ges
Id1GftStuorfe.

Seit SHcorpo irnH9 ber SartboIom ou %rauerci=
9cmrGgnie" ron Sodleiter. 81. y, Hahm bi.lclb: ais
GSeidaitsmare e Tin sellqeItes 9iap nit benz Uiotto;
rUc1tlhrtt" an ais SGreauu3 Der unsebtureH 4n=
frersuEseu, pedc iir bas ReHonImce pun 9oG ,itsrz
yaaerbier ecmant fpplben ino. Shr grSManiB bat
ut benz Gtitma6 b,s TubIiuuls itcts z ed,rltt 9etaz
ten, uRb lbrc peridicoencn Sortcn iucrecn non Der
DiGrEl9atia.eit iPres Irooufts ScusEiB a5log:H.
mir ibrer GtidGirsmart uno bcr.n Dio:to unn ut bas
oreftc GrecbnS Der ptetn ScitreeuneeH lines Sice=
BrdiioeHten uno cidditsbr:rS (oln. 2Siz
ihrer nluen Si,rort,, 6i, fie i'm NinbIidc oui ibr.
GciddiismaTte mo hele1 Diutto Progress" .iSortz
idlritt"I Ierarnt babeH. 2 ices gitr nrb am uno
nab oem IS, SuHi bel allen Suurt~ 3apzSuroeH su
haben fciu unn fam ndd Dem /. Suli RddtbiH and
IN 6laid,en beitelt meroen.
"SatthoIoa a ,=grnuerei:6 :6 pmeasnie,"
S1ltnorer 3ir.ia.
8cpra Is. Suerp, 8eidlditsiubrer,
gr 221-239, Suo;GeEtrol=slpeH {.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-16
tiuier eIeid, mdSiees
(S rnNttE

--einserdltet fuurbe, nm fur Shre SebIriHiiie bu
- ioracH, oh Sic nun ba5 bdGre 9eIo babeH, coer
- ndlt. aommeu Sic uRb bolcn Sic fidp. mas Sic
- miiEitc1. 2Scnn Sic tin lueHg @co tntbebren
--tonren - lu0bcntit ober moRafIin - laiien Sie
--cs uRs haben. gRir habcH uRs burd1 SiberGIltat
-nno nnpulteiiidle SehaHbluEs uoH GoAHern elEeH
-gtameH aematI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-16
S slnsise s"aita NIT iursen esfeu ~ s1.ss.

-Sier 1T elH weit.rtr lUuHoerpoler 9Sertb. Gas
-iine aue, Die pom mebrertH Sunoert 9HSi9tn aus
-ot;itn sSertaHi HOd Ibris iino. IS iino cdt molz
-iene Baarcn, bic brahh6dre StrapcSier Araiise
-aheeben. gSir trasen ieiH Seoeuf,n, Sic 81 tr=
- iudeH, ihrer gSerth nit So uno s3. So 4HauseH
-lylenO fcmonoeS I'll psroleiflen. PIurrlei. mir
-ile auf Gresit pertauier
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-16

~O~"D ODER fCire SesabEnua.
DiGn hoe lid SaItimorer SanfzGmpfehlun9cu ooer
laiie ne fi treflit 5utnben gSIr perpciicH Si: aui
5000 BatienteH. Seine Operation - feime &bs
baltuna pon Seidl6ften.
S6rltllte Gdrdntte uHbeoiH9ter Seiung pon
@rnd cit aatr 4rt bel beiSeh GeitIcdltcrn ohne
WeiicranweHoune, pe Iangc oudb seiocn beifchen
mag - uEtcriutlura frei Dian Iaiie iidb @irtulare
fommeH. Die 8. q. W2i;lersS omp..
3tmmer 21O-212, r9Quitable> >@behdube,"
(Su1i16,12OteT) Baltimore, 0ib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-16
5000 Ranuetz
4lusiidc, daft,tn IN ~ so 90

alnsuee, gansin puen, su $3.50.
- geir baben and ba5 NianEsooIt bel bleiem . u
-taufe iplcnbio beoadIt. unicr seammtcs Sager
Don gHSueeH aus rauheE @heOiotE, S:rse5,
-SDetbs unp 5a nlirrr, bic mir Stiti9er in ocr
-SGiioH III S12 bis S14 ptria:It.H. lit oui Den
-taunensm.rtsn Breis pun $3.50 lcrab eeuiE=
bert poToen. Su feinem aaeercR HIGee Der oIaot
-tonneH Sic iie ictt Inter benz reseImigi9en lreis
-tetomTeH. SeHfeR SIe tets baraH, ea6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-16

IHSiigc nit furien &oieu Su 80
Vile teribmtcs StropeSier Seiiemsr Sabritat.
-SenteE Sis Rur, cine Sfiertc FOLDER grt! Sic
-fttht in Baltimore obne 9leihen ba. Sclde an=
-Suge fpurbe1 Hic inter So perfauft Seoe Ndht
limb jeher anopI iinb NIT Iinu.nem 3pirn 9eudht,
limb Die Soien haben Sopp.Iits uno SoppcItnlec.
--9Slr habeH ale iSaeons uHo touReH iebcH SnabeH
bon bis 15 SIabreH befri,oiae.i.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-16
5000 SiineIras=
Muiit1e init Idnf1ef, SSnfeu stf &fs

= geir BADEN aui unier Eager So unb $40
-SIHslIHa s=IHS SiiacH cine peitere 9faSSia scmaft
-uHo auf So berab "9ciegt," oarlInter oil. @lo6en
- bon IA bis 90 SaDrtR - ans rGubtn Sbtplot5.
-2rreeos, Seraes IL. (. ~. Seoer AnSu9 plro ais
-sdHsmoIen unb in Gd1Hitt uRo Apprttur pericft
-aaraHtrt. Sas no scruIB uHsculeiH uerthooge
-unp oabei bilde slrtiteI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-16

Diar beahte bic ioIs.nbeH Spnptoue. Dcl6e aus
Etorura Der gS.rbauuneszSOraaH, b,rrl6ren: 9er'
iopiuHs, inReTe SduorIb0o,H, SlutaHeIoHs I'M sopt,
SduIe I'M Dtaseu. ReiJuns ium Grbrtttn, Soooren.
gen, iaur,s auinoseH, unruhiser HerlhIaa, grihlts
ternHa oeer &riiduHgsaHi3nt 6eiu eitaen BittoHtH,
Elt6sn oeer GeDsbt ben gus,H, 6tsber uHo ouHl'
pier 2oprl 1merl, AtbUuns sbrhpsrotH. seee 9auts
nHb auseEtarbe. ShmerseR in osr Seits STuE, ben
glieomaseH, ploslid peTnlrftes 9eT3hopteH uno
breHnsHots @tilhl in ben Btihibsi!sH.
eiHise Doi,H BON NaopaaS UiaeH 5sfreisH saS
GaheH Don ben gsnaHRten Sti6DeToeH-
DrtiS rs GtS. Die SnahteI.
s3u baben bsi aaen apotbeIerH.
g2an ihT,ibt an 5r RsopaA & 6omp., =. o.
Boz 365, Reips99rI, tuI siHt5 Rst5ss5sr. (G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-16
Ser 9smtide GorreI bcmhent,

GdeIid, nohtrtlid uno S0EHtnss,
q. Waiue. Gigrntbnmsr uno Rcoasteur
(gatioIeer pon s. 5iaire),
elo,refsGde Satimore=strabs nno BoiisSifc,'Elu,.
Wr,is bss aIid,e CIT 1IatteS, burd 5rdecs bsorst.
12H Gts.; tagIid1e urb gonnta GS=sluSeabe ID
Cents pro 2Boe sahItdr bic oas SIatt becrecnerE
4rdaer.-Saalid, Hebit Gpnnta as Nine aabc inter
3,it i'm Scrbdltnib fiiJ oi. tpo eutIide stusgabc
nit Sonntdssbtatt, portofrci nit Ab3Hs tTr Clubs
81 so pro Sohr, nab irsenb einem Srte bes SHIarz
pro Sohr-Das bette urb biHigite oeutidle SIatt
tn cen 0iittsl= unb SIohaaten.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-01-25

NEW YORK
RACKET STORE.
CHURCH STREET,
MARIETTA, GEORGIA.
We have bought a
lot Of Ladies' Fine
Shoes from the Ryan
stock.
They are fine goods
and sold from $3.50
to $3.50 per pair.
Our price $1.19 to
$l.98 per pair, while
they last. Sizes l to
3 on B. G. and d. last.
DON'T miss this
chance to get a pair
Of fine shoes for less
than half price.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-01-25
COBB SUPERIOR COURT.


Cobb Superior Court is still in session.
Judge Gooer has dispatched business and
tried large number of cases, and holds
court frequently at night He is thus
giving speedy trial and enforcing the
law Solicitor Brown has been fully alive
to his duties. The following additional
disposals have been made since our last
issue:
Bill Stroud, white, concealed pistol,
fined 800 and cost or II months in chain
gang,
Berry Castle, colored, attempt to COM
NIT burglary, $75 or 10 months.
Miller Walker, white, riot fined $50;
paid
Nat Bl"nkenship, white, riot, $40 or 5
monts. he will pay out.
viii Valentine, colored, concealed pis.
toll, $50 or months.
Tom Jackson, white, disturbing public
worship and fighting, two cases, $25 in
each case paid.
Sank Austin. colored keeping gam
bling house, $40 and cost or months
Dave Stephens, white. concealed pistol,
$40 aud cost; paid.
Barney Dobbs, white, selling whisky,
$25 and cost; paid.
Jesse Hardeman, colored, assault and
battery, $l5 and cost paid.
George Sargean:, white riot, $25 and
cost paid
Dick Grogan, coIcred larceny, $50 or
6 months.
Adam Poole, colored, riot, $40 or 2
months
Will Brooks, white, cases, selling whis-
ky, $50 or 6 months in each case
1om Evans, colored, selling whisky,
$500 or II months.
James McKenney, white, assault and
battery, SIS and cost paid.
John Dobbs, white; selling wine, SIS and
COSTS paid.
81 McGinnis, colored, selling whiskey
500 or II months.
John Barlow, colored. larceny, IL
months
Henry Kitchens, colored, burglary, 20
years in penitentiary.
Sanford Sluder, white, burglary, 20
years in penitentiary.
Richard Durham, colored, selling whis
| XIV. 1925 or 3 months.
George Howard, colored, assault and
battery, months
| G. E Clements. white, concealed pistol
$25 or months.
Dan Black. colored, cases, selling
whisky, 800 or II months in each case.
John Awtrey colored. assault and bat
terry, $l5 and cost; paid.
Sam Jones, white, riot, $l5 and cost
paid.
Arthur Russell, colored selling whisky
$50 or months
Will Moore, white, selling whisky, ST.
or months.
Will Jones, colored, larceny, 800 or l.
months.
Pervis Boyd, colored, concealed pisto
$50 or months
Henry W. Atkins, cclored stealth
chickens, not sentenced.
Ned Gresham, colored, selling whiskey
three cases, fined 800 or y months in eacl
case; paid
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-01-25

DlED.-Miss Mary C. Mason, aged so
years, died in this place on Wednesday
morning, ., 10 o clock, after many months
of sickness. She was consistent member
Of the Baptist Church, and truly good
woman. She leaves three brothers, Mr..
W. 7 Mason, E L. Mason, of Marietta ;
DR.. B. F Mason, of Pawpaw, Indian Terri
tory, and three sisters, Mrs Sallie March,
mar, of Marietta, Mrs. DR.. j. A. Thorck>
monitor and Mrs W. 0. Waters of Houston
Texas The funeral of the deceased will
takess place at the Baptist Church this
THURSDAY morning at 10 o'clock.
Two white tramps, foreigners, entered a
house near Austell on Tuesday and began
to help themselves to something to eat
They were arrested and brought to the
Marietta Jail. Their names were Phillip
Bechler and Harry Hardet.
John Sisk aud Cal Hill, both white, were
placed in Jail Tuesday charged with being
concerned with burglary Of the stores Of
Mr.. John Lemon and Mr.. J. II. Carmichael
near Winnings.
ALBERT HoRsLEY, colored, who was
charged with putting a box OF rat poison
in the well of Corpel;a Pinkney, colored,
was tried in Cobb Superior Court last week
and acquitted.
SEEDsl SEEDS J. Our garden seeds ar
rived to>day. We know what we are TAX
ing about when We say that they are the
| best seeds in the market We warrant
them TO be strictly fresh. true to name, and
the best varieties in cultivation, and defy
| any one to compete with US in prices
Buy your seeds us and Tor once in your
! like have good garden.
CLARK 4 NIGH.
Ii there is more Industrious attentive
and courteous Clerk Of the Superior Court
than W. r. Montgomery, in any county,
then that county is to be congratulated.
Bill Montgomery is certainly model clerk
Widows of Confederate soldiers by
calling at Judge Stones office, on Feb F,
LIST, can make their applications for PEN
sions, as blanks will then be ready.
CHEAP BEEF Market. ID. B. Parks, Jr.,
having bought half interest in the beef
market OF J. w. Frey, opposite to
court house, the firm propose to handle the
very best meats the market affords. Will
sell the best cuts Of beet at l0cts per pound.
We also keep Breakfast Bacon, Picked
Beef Skinned Ham, Link Sausage, Picked
Pig feet and everything kent in a frst>
class market. We will pay the highest
market prices for good Beet Cattle and
Pork, and also buy Beet Hides. We will
make it to your interest to see us.
FREY j. PARKS.
La grippe seems to be the fashionable
disease throughout al! parts of the state
J now.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-01-25

FARM FOR SALE OR RENT.-The Bob An
derson farm, near Austell, l79 acres, six
room dwelling, fine tinbered land, good
apple orchard, near two Railroads, can be
bought cheap, or rented for the ensuing
year. Apply at the JOURNAL Office, Mari,
eta.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-01-25
Curtain Poles.
Mrs. B. SChOenthaI.
p. r. CORTELYOU. M. d.,
GENERAL PRACTITIONER,

GENERAL PRAC1I1IONER,
MARIETTA, GEORGIA. OFFICE
M North-side Public Square, over Mrs.
j. s. Warren's Millinery store. Consulta-
ton Hours, 81 a. m. to IL and to 5p. M,
unless otherwise engaged. Residence
Church street. nearly opposite Presbyteri.
an Church. All calls promptly attended.
Telephone No. as.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-01-25

1894.

AAOA0 40 notAAAS 4lhe SeIClnS uScu
to thing, as the woman said to the
eel she was skinning. So now for
more than twenty years l have been
studying the tastes and wishes of
the people and what they require
and need in the gaocery line, in
other words l have been "gstting
used" to the grocery business, and
am we'll prepared to fit you up.
Just send US your orders, and de-
pend on it, we will treat you hight.
We would call your attention to our
Fresh Peaches and Pears, 6 cans to
the dollar, nothing nicer for Break
fast, Dinner, Tea or Lunch. Our
Dat Flakes, Tea Waters, Boston
Biscuit, Fresh Cheese, Canned Ton
! que, Deviled Ham, Potted Meat,
SArdines, Lobster, il you have COM
pany come in Unexpectedly, you can
give nice lunch without heating
the stove. Then we have Roast
Beef and Mutton, Canned Corn,
Green Peas, Boston Baked Beans,
the finest Pickle, Tomatoes in Can,
Tomato Sauce, Olives, Mustard
Sauce, Sour Krout, Dried Beef,
Fine Fresh Hams, Breakfast Bacon,
Sausage, McClatchey's Best Flour,
and other good brands, Cranberries,
Evaporated Apples. 1t costs no
more to buy the best goods and live
we'll than to buy cheap adulterated
stuff Fresh Maccaroni, Dat Meal,
Rice, Grits, Pure Lard, Sugars,
Syrups, Oranges by the box or by
the dozen, Fresh Candies, Almonds.
Brazil Nuts, English Walnuts, &c
Call and see us. We would like t.
sell you Tea Set. A great many
ladies buy Crockery from US. Large
Glass Dishes, d great deal of Glass
ware from 5 cents up. A big line
of Tins on 5 and 10 cents counters
Wooden Bowls, Rolling Pins, Chill
dren Toys, and other notions.
Sweet and Irish Potatoes, Cab
bage, Fresh Fish and Oysters, ant
everything to eat for man and beast
Polite attention always assured
With many thanks for your orders
and asking you to be with us thu
coming year Respectfully,
D.F.McCIatchy.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-01-25
Mems Neck-wear.

A big lot of Tecks and Four-in-
hand regular so and Is cents goods
--on our bargain counters this week
at 80 cents.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-01-25
Millinery.

Every piece of Millinery Goods
in our stock is offered for sale, at,
and below New York cost. We
don't want a piece left by spring.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-01-25
Cloaks.

A straight 33B per cent discount
off every cloak in our store. No
Notwithstanding goes. Far
below New York cost.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-01-25
Remnants.

Our immense business has left
quantities of remnants in our hands
which you can buy at about one
third off regular prices.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-01-25
Blankets.

A few slightly soiled ones-shop
worn, at way down prices. The
first comes gets them.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-01-25
Very
Noticeable |!
These Prices,
These Good Values.

Its day of exageration and over
statement. All we care to say
therefore is, that these prices are so
low as to deserve your QUICK ATTEN>
TON.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-09-20
GRAVESEND RESULTS.

NEW YORK, Sept. 19.-The Grayesend track was fairly inundated today. The record breaking rainstorm which set in yesterday continued all day, the heavy fall of water making the track look more like a canal than race course. Less than 1000 spectators braved the storm to witness to- days sport.
 First race, five and a half furlongs- Bright Phebus, 102 (Reiff), 2 to 1, won ; Rosedale second, Glen Lilly third. Time, 1:10.
 Second race, one mile and sixteenth Horn pipe, 103 (Hamilton), 13 to 5, won; Flora Thornton second, Live Oak third. Time, 1:52.
 Third race, six urlongs-Leonowell 10SH (Smms), 9 to 5, won; Soundmore second, Plenty third. Time, 1:16A.
 Fourth race, the Greenfield stakes, six Weinberg second, Prig third. Time, 1:16.
 Fifth race, four and half furlongs- Canterbury, 109 (Reif), 5 to 2, won; Mill ton T. second, Enchanter third. Time, 0:57A.
 sixth race, four and half furlongs- Derelict, 109 (Heiff), 8 to 1, won; High point Belle second, Parthenia third. Time. 1:57.
 Seventh race, one mile-Ingomar, 99 (1som), 12 to l, won; Sandowne second, Marshall third. Time, 1:46A.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-09-20
Sale of seats Friday morning.

Coming" perhaps inmical in the face of the fact that the ex-governor's friends are charged with the responsibility of the attack upon the senator, the convention ad- journed.
 The following are the nomfnations:
 Secretary of state-Miton Turner of Guernsey.
 Supreme judge-James D. Ermstone of Hamilton.
 State school ommissioner-James A. Leech of Franklin.
 Member of the board of public works Henry B. Refer of Tuscarora.
 That part of the platform dealing with national issues is as follows:
 ''The democracy of Ohio, in convention assembled, hereby expresses itself heartily in com mendation of the efficient, econom- ical and honest administration of President Cleveland.
 'tWe adhere to the declarations of the democratic party in it's national platform, that protection is fraud, and we recog- nize the beneficial reduction of duties on imports just made by congress. We favor such further reductions as can be made, holding in view the revenue necessary to be raised for the support of the governmen to the end that the injustice of purely pro- tective duties be aboliShed.'