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Narrow Escape From Death.

TACOMA (Wash.), Jan. 22.-Lottie Col
Inns, the actress. accompanied by her
sister, while out fishing on the bay to-
day, had narrow escapefrom drowning.
Miss Collins hooked large salmon and
while attempting to land it upset the
boat. Two men in boat near rescued
them.
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Chairman Wilson Breaks Down.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-Chairman Will
SON of the Ways and Means Committee
has broken down under the strain of pre-
pairing the tariff bill. His friends do not
believe he will be able to take further
part in the tariff fight.
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Midwinter Fair Pictures.

The Winters Art Litho Company of
Springfield, o., have issued splendid
bird's-eye view of the California Mid
winter International Exposition. 1t is a
very handsome piece of work and makes
q brilliant picture.
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periraI Meetings

Revival meetings are still going on at
the Penticost Mission. and quite an inter-
est is being manifested. Rev. Willie Nc
Gam, the boy evangelist, preached last
night, and will be present all this week.
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LANDSLIDE IN MARIN COUNTY.
Houses Wrecked and Other Damage
Done at BoIinas.


Done at BoIinas.
SAN RAFAEL, Jan. 22.-News reached
here this morning that the storm had
done great damage at Bolinas. Friday
morning at O'Clock landslide occurred
near Bolinas Point. Albert Sayers' house,
in course of construction, was completely
wrecked. The O'Dean cottage was also
a complete wreck. Mr.. Wheeler's house
was moved out forty feet into the middle
of the road. The barn of Mr.. Stump of
San Francisco was total wreck. The
house of MIR. Anderson was damaged, as
was also that of Mr.. Sheagreen. The
Methodist Church is completely sur
rounded by water. Mail was brought
here by James Hayes on horseback. the
roads being impossible between here and
Bolinas. a greabsnumber of slides having
occurred. Several bridges were washed
away. The telephone and telegraph wires
are down. The stage will not be able to
resume its trips for two weeks.
Mrs. Atwater of this place, while going
from Hamlet to Tomales, had narrow
escape from drowning while going along
the road. The horse SHE'D, throwing Mrs.
Atwater out of the buggy into a creek
running alongside the road. If it had
not been for the assistance of a rancher
who lived opposite to where she fell she
would have surely been drowned.
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Back Again.

The firm of Davis & Mckee at the fish
market has dissolved, Mckee retiring to
take place in the Collectors office. and
w. r. Jones has re-entered the firm after
two years. rest. The style of The new
firm Will be Jones 81 Davis.
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King Alexander Not Killed.

VIENNA, Jan. 22.-There is no truth in
the reported murder Of King Alexander
of Servia. a dispatch from Belgrade to-
day says the young King is alive and
well.
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Death of Nilllam H. Smith.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 22.-William IL.
Smith, brother of Treasurer Smith of the
Southern Pacific Railroad, died in San
Jose on Sunday in his Goth year. He
was born in New York State on the Hud-
son River above New York City, and
came to this coast about fifteen years ago.
engaging for time in his vocation as a
farmer. When Leland Stanford bought
the Vina property Mr.. Smith took the
management of the land and planted
1000 acres of vines. His remains will be
taken TO Oakland tomorrow for inter-
ment in Mountain View Cemetery.
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McNnItv,s Scafrold.

SAN FRANcIsoo, Jan. 22.-Tbe Sheriff
to-day commenced the erection of the
scaffold in the County Jail on which
murderer John McNulty is TO be execu-
ted on Friday.
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Shot Himself in the Head.

RIVERSIDE, Jan. PA man named
Sparkman, who shot and killed officer
Collins here Friday night, was last night
decoyed to certain place. where the Off
GERS attempted to arrest him. Spark
man resisted, and fired shot at Special
officer Brown, who returned the fire,
both shots missing. Sparkman then shot
himself in the head and died in Jew
hours. \ large quantity of stolen goods
was found in Sparkman's house, and it is
believed he was fugitive from justice.
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Bounty ON Sugar to be Abolished.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-The House to-
day voted to put refined sugar on the
free list and also to abolish the bounty.
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DARING CAPTURE.
A Deputy Constable Breaks Up a
Gang of Highwaymen.
TWO Of THE MEMBERS LANDED IN
JAIL IN LOS ANGELES

Two Houses Wrecked and Much
other Damage Done to Property
by a Landslide at Bolinas, Marin
Connty-ConsIdera Loss to Far
mers, Fruit-Growers and Stock
raisers In Humboldt County From
Floods.
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BUSINESS FAILURES.
Retail Dry Goods Dealers Go Under for
a Large Amount.

heIdII DTg OOOuS DodlIoIS > Uo z 1IOISI 1OI
a Large Amount.
TACOMA, Jan. 22.-Prager Bros, retail
dry goods dealers, made an assignment
to-day for the benefit of its creditors. The
liabilities are estimated at Sl25, 900. The
assets are said to be far in excess. Archie
Ash was appointed receiver for the To-
coma house and Henry Ackerman will
be made receiver for the Portland branch.
PORTLAND orr, Jan. 22-The firm of
Prayer Bros, dealers III general merchan-
disc. mado an assignment to-day TO
Archie Ash and Henry Ackerman for the
benefit OF their creditors. The liabilities.
including those of the Tacoma house, are
DIaced at S1334, 900, with sufficient assets TO
cover the Liabilities.
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Escaped Prisoners Returned.

REDDING, Jan. 22.-Hoyt and Brunson,
the prisoners who escaped from Jail here
several weeks ago, were arrested at Los
Angeles for burglary. and tonight ar
rived in care of Under Sheriff kldridge
OF this county. Hoyt had already been
convicted of burglary and Brunson will
be tried.
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Frightened Into suicide.

VALLEJO, Jan. 22.-It is thought that
Gus Hill, who killed himself yesterday,
was frightened into suicide by friends of
George Crolly, the man who is accused of
the murder of Dennis Sullivan. Hill had
testified against Crolly at the preliminary
examination, and had been threatened.
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the highwaymen. The valuable jewelry
worn by the ladies was doubtless the in
centlve of the attempted hold-up. There
is no clew to the perpetrators.
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MURDER OF MICHAEL TovEY.
Case of william Evans Called for Sec
ond Trial.

JACKSON, Jan. 22.-The case of VIM.
Evans. charged with the murder of NJ.
Tovey, the express messenger, in June
last. was called for second trial in the Su-
perior Court this morning. The first trial
was never finished. on account of the
sickness of two jurors, neceSsitating the
discharge of the jury. Some fifty wit
nesses were in attendance to-day from ali
1arts of tie State. Z. Dunlap OF stockton
anneared as. assistant counsel for the de-
feuse. Before any steps were taken in
impaneling the jury defendants counsel
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Cloudy Weather Prevails.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. pa light rain
fell this morning over the major portion
of Northern California, and cloudy
weather prevails tonight. The rainfall
was heaviest at San Francisco, where II
OF an inch fell.
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NAPA, Jan. 22.-Wm. Bishop pleaded
guilty to-day in the Superior Court to q
charge OF assault with deadly weapon,
and was sentenced to two years in the
State Prison. He beat Ned Stratton with
q rock at Calistoga last Novem Der, and
Stratton's injuries nearly proved fatal.
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1,ha need none in Self- Defense.

STOCKTON, Jan. -. = Pierano. who
stabbed to death Augustine Lenata at a
vegetable garden a few miles from this
city last September, was to-day acquitted
by a Jury OF the charge of murder. The
verdict was that the deed was done in
f-defeDse.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-08-23
COUNTY PRIMARY CALLED.

The Executive Committee was
called to order Monday noon by j.
y. Alexander, Chairman, and F. L.
Crowley, Secretary. All the pres
cincts were represented. The con-
soIidated vote for the Legislature
showed that John Awtrey received
959 votes; r. N. Holland, 7O4; J..
E. Motley, CAT; and w. M. Frey,
551. Awtrey and Holland were de-
clared the nominees, and accepted
the nominations in earnest and pa
triotic speeches. J. w. Maddox tor
Congress received 1901. There were
1900 votes polled in the primary.
Mr.. E. P, Paden introduced the
following resolutions, which, after
amendments, were passed:
Resolved, That Democratic Or;
mary be held in Cobb county on
Saturday, November Oath, 1894, to
nominate Clerk of the Superior
Court, Sheriff, Tax Receiver, a
Tax Collector, a Coroner, and a
County Surveyor.
Resolved End. The polls to open
in the county precincts at 9 o'clock
a. m, and close at B o'clock o. m. +,
and In the county site to open at Z
o'clock a. IN, and close at 6 o'clock
p. m.
Resolved 3rd. The people shall
vote directly tor the candidates, and
the candidate receiving the highest
votes for the different offices SHALL
be declared the Democratic nomi-
nees.
Resolved 4th. All Democrats shall
be entitled to vote in the primary
who are otherwise qualified to vote
and who will abide by the result.
Resolved 5th. The returns shall
be made to the Democratic Execu-
tive Committee, who shall meet in
Marietta at y o'clock Monday fol-
lowing the primary and declare the
result.
Resolved 9th. That said primary
shall be held by the members of the
Executive Committee with the pow.
er to appoint proxies in case of alb
sence.
j. 7. ALEXANDER, Chairman.
F. i. CROWLEY, Secretary.
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DIR. FELT0N.

The Peoples Perty congressional
convention met at Rome last week.
They held two caucuses as to wheth-
er they must nominate a congress.
man or make no nomination and
allow Seab Wright to run :ndepen-
dent. Seab refused the nomination,
so 1t is said, and then they decided
to nominate DR.. FELTON,, and they
did. The third party has been cry
ing out that they wanted to purify
politics and they have nominated
the most unsavory old politician in
the State as their choice. My, my !.
lack Hargroves for Legislature in
Floyd and FELTON, for Congress in
the se1enth. What straits the Pop
ullsts are put to, to get candidates.
Are there no good men in their par
ty that they are forced to take such
a political demogogue as FELTON,, a
man without party or fixed princi,
Piles, all things to all men, nothing
long, and anything for office? They
ought to be beat and will. Judge
Maddox will distance FELTON, so far
that there won't be no race at all.
Some of the Populist in this county
say they won't vote for Fel:on-that
they would perfer to vote for Mad
dog, who has shown himself
to be a friend of the people in all
his votes and speeches.
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DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY.
Holland and Awtrey Nominated for the
Legislature.

The Democratic primary, held in
Cobb county last Saturday, for the
purpose of nominating two candi-
dates for the Legislature, resulted
in the nomination OF Col. r. N. Hol-
land, of Marietta, and MIR. John
Awtrey, of Acworth. Hon. John
E. Motley and Mr.. W. M. Frey were
the other two contestants. The
race between Mr.. Holland and Mr..
Motley was very close, Mr.. Holland
receiving a majority over Mr.. Moz-
ley of 81 votes. Mr.. Holland car
ried 8 precincts and Mr.. Motley Z.
At the Marietta precinct where
both gentlemen reside, Mr.. Holland
received only 8 majority over Mr..
Motley. This showed the populari-
ty of both gentlemen. Mr.. Frey
received very fattering vote IN
deed, which spoke the confidence
of the people in that sterling gentle
man. Messrs. Motley and Frey are
both good democrats and will sup
port the nominees.
The vote polled in the county was
1900, which shows that the Demo-
Gratis will carry the county in the
election in October by a majority of
at least 1000.
There were 600 votes polled at
the Marietta precinct. Four color
ed men voted at the Marietta pre-
cinct, claiming they were democrats.
Marietta gave Mr.. Awtrey, of Ac-
worth, fine vote and he says that
Marietta done the fair thing by him
and be feels highly eompllmented.
Hon. J. w. Maddox received in
the county 1901 votes as the nomi-
nee for Congress.
The Democratic nominees are
gentlemen OF irreproachable charac-
ter and high standing, and will carry
the Democratic banner to victory.
The following is the official vote
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TEACHERS OF WHITE SCHOOLS.
Public School Notice.

All pupils who failed to pass in one OF
more studies in the May examination or
| who stopped before the examination and
and desire prom otion will be examined by
the superintendent at his office Monday,
August u, beginning at o'clock. Appli.
cants will bring pen or pencil and paper.
New pupils ard others without promotion
cards can apply at Office for tickets OF adj
mission on Monday Aug. 81, Friday Aug.
81, Saturday Sept. l. Office hours to II
and 3 to 5. On Aug. %, 20, 80 from to
Il the white teachers will meet in Normal
class The colored teachers will meet in
the afternoon of the same days.
The schools will open on Monday Sept
3, at $50 a. m. The first four grades OF
white schools will report at Academy, the
other grades at Harwood. The colored
schools will open in the new school build.
ing.
Rates OF tuition for non residents:
Primary grades $l.lO per month.
Grammar grades 1925 per month
High School grades 1886 per month.
There are no charges for resident pupils
except in High school where the rate will
be $3.50 per month for first two grades and
50 90 for last two grades.
j. 5. STEWART, JR, Supt.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-08-23

The news which comes from Kan
sas, Nebraska and Eastern Colora<
do is most deplorable. The unpre-
cedented drouths are threatening
the people with starvation, and a
long string of wagon trains is said
to mark the roads to the east, with
people trying to escape the rigors of
the coming winter.
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People who want their own rights
respected must learn to respect the
rights of others. All men are cre-
ated with equal natural rights.
When the rights of one individual
are trampled upon, a great and uni.
versal law of God is violated in
which we are all interested.
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There has been a good deal said
about "men who control" the demo.
cratic party, but if Tom Watson
doesn't Control the Peoples Party,
boss and dictate its policy and ac>
tons, who does! Editor Barnes, Of
the Dalton Economist, Populist pa.
per, says he does and that it ought
not to be tolerated.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-08-23

This issue of the JOURNAL is devo.
ted almost exclusively to education,
town and county news. AS Marietta
has good deal of money invested in
public schools, we thought worth
while to give prominence to this fea.
TUE Of the citys interest. The
JOURNAL seeks to build up and adj
vance all good causes.
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NOTICE.
For Sale or Exchange.

Very fine farm of 100 acres, railroad
running through the farm, one of the best
places tor strawberries in the country has
now bearing vineyard of thousand
grape vines and good number of young
Orange trees, choice varieties. This is a
great opportunity for young man of ener~
gy Enquire at this Office or c. Wyman,
Leland House, Marietta.
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You might wear a crown, but a
guilty conscience would line it with
thorns; you might roll in wealth,
but al accusing conscience would
haunt you like de mon; you may
launch into the pleasures of the
world, but conscience will register
every deed and toretell a day of
reckoning.
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A democrat who votes IN pri~
mary stands honor bound to support
the nominees of that primary. Not
to do so is to say, 81 attempted to
vote my choice on you and expected
you to support him, but if you vote
your man on me, | wont support
him." Is that democracy and good
faith between man and man?
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-08-23

The State Alliance in session in
Dublin last week decided to wind
UP the alliance exchange and ap-
pointed committee to do it. They
discussed the discontinuance of
their paper, "Living Issues" as it is
not paying expenses. The Alliance
was killed by tho third party in
Georgia.
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The man who is forever fomentiag
dissension among his more satisfied
fellows, is most likely striving for a
place made vacant by his uproar,
where he can more securely repose
without disturbance.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-08-23

The populIsts of Barlow county
are charging fraud in the nomina-
ton of one of their candidates for
the legislature. We didn't think ii
possible for Populist to commit
fraud.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-08-23

The canning factory of Pete &
Willis at Hawkinsville, is canning
about 5000 day. 1t works over
sixty hands, and the capacity of the
plant is on test. A Baltimore man,
Mr.. S. II. Cole, is superintendent of
the factory.
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Mrs. Debs says of her husband,
the ex,strike agitator, that she
doesn't go to any church at all. He's
an infdel. We are a family of inf
dels, every one of US. Col. Robert
Ingersoll, whom we all know and
admire, is our only Pope"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-08-23

Hon. William 4. Harris, the
well-Known Secretary of the Senate,
died at his home in Worth county
on last Friday.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-08-23

The Democrats of Cobb polled
1900 votes in Saturdays primary.
This is an increase OF nearly 100
votes over a primary TWO years ago.
That doesn't look like the third
party has any show in the coming
election in this county.
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The 7th district democratic con-
gressional convention will meet at
Dalton next Wednesday, the Doth,
to nominate Judge Maddox for Con-
gress.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-08-23

Ssnto Jaesario, the assassin of
President Carnot of the French Re-
public, was guillotined On last
Thursday morning:
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-08-23

The precepts Of the law may be
comprehended under these three
points To live honestly, to hurt
no man willfully, and to render
every man his due.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-08-23

Tom Watson has been re.nomina-
ted for Congress in the 10th district
by the Populists, to be defeated
again by Congressman Black.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-08-23

Look upon the bright side of your
condition; then your discontents
will dispense. Pore not upon your
losses, but recount your mercies.
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ROYAL

Service of this route between Cincinnati
and Chicago. the rate remains the same.
- 90 Tor double berth; while the dining
car service on the c. II. & d. II. r.. be-
tween Cincinnati and Chicago is on a
basis entirely new, meals being served
on the European plan, from menu un-
surpassed. If you are looking for pleas
ure. tor rest, YOU can do no better than
visit the northern summer resorts along
the line of that GREAT S
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EDUCATOR

The Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton +.
r., and return to your home, physically
and mentally refreshed, ana Your ideas
brCadened. For full information, apply
- c. H. d ID. Ticket Agents, or u. q.
Edwards, General Passenger Agent, Ca
rev Building, Cincinnati, o.
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Cold! COLD DRINKS Ice Cream and
Sherbet. Frozen sweetness for all at the
Candy Kitchen. Ice Cream delivered at
all hours during the week, and on Sunday.
Leave your orders Saturday for Sunday
delivery.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-08-23

The Rome cotton tie mill will
start up soon, after being idle over
year. Mr.. Nevins, the founder
of the mill, will run it again.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-08-23

There are 100000 more pension
ers on the government pension rolls
than there ever were soldiers in the
Confederate service.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-08-23

Terrell Speed, Of Rome, when he
heard that the Populist had nomi-
mated Dr.. Felton, for Congress, ex-
claimed: "Ain't we played HI
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-08-23
ADVERTISING RATES

For each square of ten lines, or less, she first
insertion One Dollar, and for each subsequent in
serdon rs cents Reduction made ~ contract for
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Local Notices 10 cents rer line for each insertion
All Obituary notices, tributes OF respect, over
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tended to pTomte the private or political ends or
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Unless time is specified, advertisements will be
Published until oidered out.
The money for advertising considered due after
drst insertion.
Advertising Agents are put 1o'ic~ that only
metal cut will he used.
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Offices Closed Until Fall,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FOR TAN COLLECTOR :

To the Voters of Cobb County Il heres
by announce myself candidate for Tax
Collector of Cobb county, subject to the
Democratic primary. and ask the support
OF all Democrats Respectfully,
JOE MURRAY.
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THE

Famous Pullman Vestibuled statcroo,,,
carS-with every convenience for fami-
ueS,-each compartment having wash
standing the " 49,
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MARIETTA GA,
THURSDAY MORNING, AUG. 20, 1894.
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
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TRAVEL

The ParlOr Cars are the finest out of Gin
cinnatt, trains making direct connection
with all lines either rail or boat at To
ledO and Detroit for the summer resorts
OF Michigan, Canadaand the Lakes; while
the service that
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SAID

That nothing is wanting to the enjoy
ment of the most fastidious. The G. Ii, q
ID. have three through trains daily be-
tween Cincinnat1an and Detroit, via Toledo
carrying sleeping cars of the most modern
pattern on night trains, and for day
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-08-23

Placed at tho disposal of travellers to In
dianapols and Chicago is perfection it,
self, the G. II. II d. being the only line be-
tween Cincinnati and Chicago that run
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| 1

1sa matter of greatimportance when you
are making your arrangements for your
summer outing, that you travel over the
best and most direct route. The Cincin.
natl, Hamilton 81 Dayton Railway