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The record-union., 1894-12-17

IN OOO FEET OF 2xl2-INCH PLANKS.
IO.UUU length 16, 20, "a and 80 feet long,
cheap. Apply Twenty-eighth and streets.
The record-union., 1894-12-17
Bo0KBINDEIs.

HARPER'S PICTORIAL HISTORY OF
IL the War-Have them bound at e. w,
BREUNlNGS, 319 street. Sacramento
D SCHUYLER & CO., THE ONLY RELI
III. able book binders in Sacramento and
prices TO suit the times.
The record-union., 1894-12-17

TOMATOES, 3 CANS 25C; CORN, 1OC PER
l. can; 2-tb can Soused Mackerel, 25c; bars
Savon Soap, 25c; 5-gallon can best Coal Oil
or Gasoline, 75c, at A. 3. MlNFORD'S
Grocery, Twelfth and o.
The record-union., 1894-12-17

JAPANESE INFORMATION AGENCY.
= sly Sixth St., Sacramento. Farm hands
general help furnished and contracts executed
The record-union., 1894-12-17

HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS-APPLY TO
IL Ok. j. II. SHIRLEY, cancer specialist,
OLD +. y. BUILDING, Fourth and K streets
The record-union., 1894-12-17

WOOD-SAWING OF ALL KINDS DONE
w to order cheap; promptly attended to in
city or country. Leave orders with c. A.
BOLTON, I25 h street, or 141l p
The record-union., 1894-12-17

fl'O RENT-A GOOD HOME OF TWO
i and one-half acres of land, vines and fruit
tIees' mouse OF rooms; Oak Grove tract
3 blocks from car line CURTIS a. BOWTr,V
heal Estate and Insurance, 1912 Fourth St
The record-union., 1894-12-17

~ E. ADAMS, HOG ) STREET-CHEAP-
~. est place Tor hay and feed. White wild
oats; also tule hay for carpets
The record-union., 1894-12-17

fNHE BERKSHIRE, COR. SIXTH AND L:
Il Just opened; first-class furnished rooms
en- suite or single
The record-union., 1894-12-17

Circulars and testimonials of the Great
Hudy an sent free.
The record-union., 1894-12-17

CEssPoOLS, VAULTS AND CHIMNEYs
~ cleaned; no dirt; lowest prices. w. NJ
317 X. 531 NJ.
The record-union., 1894-12-17

EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, COLLECTION
IA and rental agency; help of al. kinds fur
nished on short notice; country orders So
llclted. $50 Sixth street, CRADDOCK d
MONTGOMERY, ProprIetors
The record-union., 1894-12-17
FOR SALE.

EOR sALE-A PACKARD ORGAN. e2o
. street. d15-2t*
The record-union., 1894-12-17

ENOR SAIlE-75 HEAD OF HORSES
l. colts and mules; well bred and good style
driving and work horses in the lot; ali at
very low figures. Apply to LINCOLN
WHITE, $685. j street, or at Alsip's barn
Seventeenth street, between NJ and N
The record-union., 1894-12-17

WANTED - POSITION AS n u RS E.
w Good in confinement; six years expert
ence. Address 1706 Third street. d14-6t*
The record-union., 1894-12-17

fINO LET-A SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE. IO-
u cated at 1921 Ninth street. Apply on
The record-union., 1894-12-17

EVERY MARRIED WOMAN SHOULD
IL know that "SEGURO" is the greatest
boon TO them ever discovered. All druggists.
Price, 81 90 and 50 per box. Every box
guaranteed. Send 2-cent stamp to WILBUR'S
SAFETY PACKET COMPANY, 53l K street,
Sacramento, for private circular
The record-union., 1894-12-17

0k11 p STREET-HOUSE OF 6 ROOMS
HOl and bath. Inquire 1O22% Fifth st.
The record-union., 1894-12-17

GLEEMAN HOUSE, CORNER OF THIRD
~ ana j; fine furnished rooms by the day,
week or month. ''
The Republican journal., 1894-10-04

Silver cso-s Lodge, k Of p, expects a
visit from lodge in Newtonvlle, Mass,
soon
Regular meeting " TiuNtI,s uIi.,.- I.o,lgp,
II ana a M, will " li-ld rhis Thursday
eNeniN4, 'nd 4i rhpnN Loigr next Mon
daY ev4ning.
The 'tieers of the 81 degree Of Waldo
Lodse, /. Q. 9. f., have been invited to con
fer tle i4grre ia Sears Lodge, Searsport
Thursday evening, Oct. lltl x banquet
wlll he srrNnd ~ the hotel after the work
meeting tn-nNrroW evening ~ make Ar
rangeMeNts
The Republican journal., 1894-10-04

TURF Tories Mahon Won the y. ~
stallion race in straight heats At Mystic
Sept 27th Time p BIZ, y. u ~, I'D
:,-4. AT Chilcothc, Ohio last Saturday,
Flying Jib hitched to a running mate,
paced mile III the phenomenal time OF
1.19 II, lowering the record of POI -
made By Westmont in Chicago IL 1881 at
this style OF racing by 2 "a seconds. The
performance does not constitute a record
as this method NJ pace making il not re-
cognized as legal, and has no bearing on
Robert j. S valid record Of 2O1 ~.
The Republican journal., 1894-10-04


III, Maln ,,ru mn NJ A 4 ''osNia'''' l's' wesk
Mrs = !" Pote spent Sunday with friends
III Belfast
Luther Smith went to Rockport Friday
~ short vlslt-
r. q. Dyer went to Bangor Tuesday morn
ing on business,
Mr ana Mrs Andrew >. Faiy Went u
| Boston Saturday.
! oain+a T. purhaih Went y Bangor Tues
't"f 4'' ''f ''iii'''i
fh4 elfY lAst lhHrs'aT-
| MIS- ISadare Drinkwatsr Nent ID Ban.YY
Friday f9f + Snort visit.
Mrs George W Swift went tn Bangor last
Satnr,lay for Il short visit
WI I ,r.
tlav fDr nediral tr4aru4lyr
II N.ri.u .,,, u-.+. r..,.,.,.,
frarn !, vis8t0+, fr;.na.
1,,-s,4.,,. ,r,,,, .,.,..I
i'itei 9i tAe htildS'
N's H '7N n 'fSl WT'ik
NJ BiaiNnar'l q Deerng visited his
= '7lio"'' ''s' WICK
AiSS otFlnsheId OF aterv1lle was guest
M VETS MAR p LlttieFieid last Week.
Mra- Samuel Morse Ias returned froni
Haeh iana, Where sh4 srent the sllInn4r
hahana l'- Brown amt Joseph Thomhs
entered Bangor Business College Monday
''''q' -hoi se went u Hreth $ Landing
Saturday t. visit his son, Edison L. Morse.
H., Il ] T.
Saturday for 4 Visit ID friends Ill Mas.aehIi-
satt-
MIS- Elmer A sherman returned satur-
day from 4 two weeks lisit IN Nass,cI,,.
so+.s
Mrs Thomas Cannon #na sister, M,
Laillii n 1efsey tltYi SpeAl sunday iA
hahgnf-
Mr. Robert Burgess qf Guford arrived
ast Thursday t0 visit Mr Robert Burgess
of tlAs city
kev 4 " rreble # Camden visited Esev
MI Iiltor ast Week, widit un is wag rn
/ w NaCrrElIlp
The Republican journal., 1894-10-04

no one seems to know. 1t is understood
that he purchased a ticket there for Bos-
ton, via. the steamer fremont, but the
pnrser' $ list did not show the name on the
list Of passengers, nor did any Of the boat
hands notice man answering his desclip-
ton. ... In the case Of Morris f. Moore vs.
andrew j.. Hall Of Rockland, captain Of
the schooner Olive pecker, for S.. OOC
damages tor injuries received by alleged
defective machinery while hoisting sail
on trial at Portland the jury Monday re-
turned 4 verdict for the defendant IA. A
large oil painting Of TX r. s. Senator
Bradbury, class Of -, now in his 93d
year, is soon to hang in Memorial Hall at
Bewdoin College 1t has Just been paint
ed from life by Willard the we'll known
Massachusetts artist. During the week
just hast, committee representing the
trustees of Columbia University, in Wash
ington- D. A., lias waited upon President
l'eli ili n. Whitman, of Colby University,
and tendrre'! tp nim tlle presidency of the
Washington institutions 1t is understood
that they have united tN this offer very
urgent solicitations that he shall accept
N l}HlAf. Willard hal, il The Wo-
mani Temple, Chicago, was crowded to
oNcliowing Friday hy the ". g. r. Il.
members who assembled tu welcome Miss
Frances 4. Willard from her trip abroad
The occasion was the nDveiling of the
hautaHqla fountain. presented to the
Woman ChristiaM Temperance l'nion by
the NhailtaItqrla county. New y olk Union,
w commemorate the birth Of the union
there Ill e74. Addresses We're made bv vMiss
Willard and other women prominent i'll
the organization, The latest advlces
The Republican journal., 1894-10-04
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The Republican journal., 1894-10-04

ifRNS Ii advance, 50 90 year !,
4f - 50, at the expiration Of tile
rfRMs ter one square one lnch
3Wlpil. Si-Gn for ONE Week, ami -
Subsequent insertion. A fraction
sH iillNMe
The Republican journal., 1894-10-04

Mr.. Daniel Thompson died at his hotne iii
Centre Montville, SEPT 27tl4, aged q years
He was man " high moral character, of
the strietest integrity, .tMa +ver ready tc
lend a helping hand. Hi~ life haa been \ III
preparation for the lift beyond. N good imam
las gone from our midst. i- leaves widow
and four children, Mrs. Abby Watts, Mr.
Benton Thompson. Miss Eta Thompson,
Mr. Walter THOMPSON Oi family Of nve,
the youngest nearly seventy years old, bis
is the first death.
, 1894-03-17
Keine smei OifeL

Sin SabresIb BON 5 Gents bomGentrum
6er Stabt bis no6 Go9ers Bort" 1T, mas
bic 8eDobner Safe 8ietps in 8e3ug auf Bic
neri6ie6enen @eletieausOebnungen in bieIer
&ibtun9 %Derlangen. Sic modben nit
9te9t geltenO, OaB 6te StraBenba6ngeIeuz
idaft Der SiiOieite tbre 9~aliastere fGr
Oisien 9reis cine Strefe BON 10 Wfeilen
fGbrt, mGbrenO Die @ntfernung 3tpiicben
benz Wtttelpu1ft Der Stabt un6 Gburc6
Goab, Der iiibltcben @rense BON 9togers
8arf, nur 8 Wteilen betrGgt.
Mebrere 8eriammIungen ftn6 in iinqv .lr
3ett III Safe 8iep betrefiS 0ieler 6or6erung
abgebalten un6 bic @0nbibaten fir Ben
StaOtratb barauf Derpflicbtet tpor0en, unter
fetnen umitdnben fir tr9enb etne Orbit
mans gu itimmen, peI6e bic 8ebingung
zines 6oppelten 8abrpreties felt.
, 1894-03-17
2Ius meft pullman.

Scr Sto6tratb iebte gum 8ou zines
SpriBen6auieS in 0eit YuQmon un6 CUR
8efolDung bon 6 Wiann 8eoienung bic
Summe bon 1900 Collars aus; eS lit
nod nidbt beitimmt, tpo baiielbe 6~tntommen
iou, bob fDmmt es pa6ri6etnlicb in Der
9tGbe Ser @fe Ser 120. un6 Der 6aLite6
StraBe 3u iteben.
0aS 6oteI wur6e 9eboben un6 ptr6 in
ben 8lOd babinter, in oer @roDeltraBe,
perieBt. Qtuf bteielbe SteQe nir0 Elm
i60ner 8au fir 8ureaur un6 &auflG6en
erridtet.
Sn DOriger @OAe ipurSen an berf9tebez
men Steuen in bieier 8orito6t cine Ofenge
neuer Wobn6Guier in Nn9rtff 9enommen.
S. Stne9an, Sreb. SrebertfS .un6 8. 81.
Sill bolen in Der 120. StraBe BRET neue
Store7 un6 SIat@6Guier.
Sn Der fitnftigen 8obe baut Snanion
in Der 119. StroBe aus 3tegel ein 2ltodtges
StDrez unb 6lat7@ebGube.
9err George s.. Carrier, ser 8etriebsz
letter ber Blano Manufacturing Co., baut
in Der Clinton StraBe Elm 2lt0dtges elegant
tes 8obnDauS; Der 8auplan lit bereits
fertig,
Sn Ser Canal @traBe in ber gea6e Ser
119. StraBc tpurben stpet SlatbGuier fit
9errn llpotfe in Qn8riff genommen.
Sine itGttli6e Nn3obl QOts tpurben bteie
9Sobe in gSeit Buuman ab9eieBt, un6 bic
gfacb 1ra9e ntmmt gu.
, 1894-03-17
Der QruntY Qro1eB.

Sci Ser b~eutisen 8erbanbLung 6es
YruntDsUforOprO3e1ieS be3eugte Ser 10 jG6z
ri9e Sranf &obaIotpStt, oaB CT in benz
6auS go. 689. IS. Is. StraBe, alto Qegenz
iiber 6em &oitbaus Der Srau Martin
tpObnte, mo Die brei Qlngetlagten WcgfauD,
&urtb unb 0arren felt benz Sttober tpobns
ten. @r babe ie bGufi8 auSgebeu leben
unb 6fterS i6Ii3en iie it9 aus ber Sinterz
tblr bes &Oitbauies burcb bic 2luep auf bic
StraBe.
Der 16id6rige @aGter 5obe, $40. 683
B. Is. StraBe tpobn6aft, beitGti9te Oas
53eugntB ietneS Treunoes Robalop8ft uno
beri6tete, baB ct W2cgtaup einmaI an Der
@de bon 6aliteo unb Is. StroRe ontrai
unb baB tbm beriel6e io9te, ct lei Elm De-
tecttO. 8eiOe iun9en 8uricben Ieug:
neten bic i'm &reu5oerb0r 9elteute Srage,
ob fte Dem Srio OfterS foI9ten uno mil
Stetnen nacb Wc0taID warfen, ab.
JfocbmalS ipuroe bann Der @ebetmpoLte
gift Noot auf ben 3eugenitano b~erufen, I'm
no6 etnt9e GinSelbetten iber Ste Gerbafs
tIng unb 8orfiibrun9 Der brei Nngeflogter
i'm BruntD'icben 6ouie nacb3utragen. 6,
be3et6nete Die SoenttftcattOn Der bret Nns
getlagten burh Trau 8runtD uno 6ie 6rei
&O6ter ais cine poiitioe.
, 1894-03-17
unan9eneRmer Dorfou.
6wifden :. S. Kebin9, Dem Protector Ger
Rapenswooo SduIe uno +. P. Oeder
fommt es gu einem beftieen RencOntre.

Inter S6Ilern u1b 9ebrern Bet 9taDenSs
tpoob S9ule berridte 9eitern 9roBe 9tuf2
regung. 0egen 81 l1br balten laute 6tlfe>
rule bur9 Oas S9nt3aus, bic aus Der
Sftce. beS 8rtncipals S. s. &ebing tartert.
Der Sanitor elite BIN un0 emtpftnq BON
Dem 8rofeiior ben 2luftrag, Ben TremOen,
ber itb bel i6m in Der Oftce befaub, an
Sic Suit 5u 1eben. Ser Sonttor 3Dgerte,
benn bicier 6reu16e mar s.. g. 0eder, eth
prominenter 8epD6ner BON GaDenstpoo6,
Der 9etDmmen mar, 6em 8rofeiior iiber
cine angeblic9 feinem Sobne 3u She'll 9e>
fporOene i6Iec5te 8ebanolun9 Sortpurte gu
madben.
Sofort berbreitete fi9 Oas @erii9t, 6oB
es 3tpiiden ben bei0en 6errelt gu SbGtli6z
teiten 9efommen. Dies mtr0 bon 0errn
9efer perneint uno BON 8rof. &ebtng
ebenfalS nt6t brett 3ugegeben. GeBterer
erflGrt, 6aB t6err 9e6er nit letner 6rGu
5u i6m in Die office gefOunmen lei ut6 perz
Iangt babe, 6aB er etnige NuSoritGe, 0eren
er itb Dor einigen Sagen 9egen ietnen
Sobn be6ient babe, 3uriiGnGbme. ST
babe erflGrt, berarti9e NuS6riiGe ilber6aupt
nicbt 9ebraucbt 81 Daber, porGuf 6err
9efer i'm ont l1eberrod 9epa6t, t3m meb7
rere &nOpfe obgertiien unb iogar perlu9t
babe, i'm Six ~piir9en. 0eBbalb babe ct nm
6illfe gerltfen unb nur OaS @ri6etnen
beS SonitorS babe i'm por @epalttbaten
beipabrt.
6err 0efer felt Sic Sa6lage ettpas
cnberS Bar. st %be6auptet, baB grofeiior
&ebing itdb ouf gar feline @r0rterungen babe
einlaiien moue1. lonbern i'm iofort an9ez
idbrieer uno i'm aufgeforbert babe, feline
Office su perlaiicn. I'm gu Dermeioen, baB
Der 9drm burrb bas gan5e 6aus i6aQe,
babe ct Die Gbiir 9el6loiien, pOrauf Ser
&eBtng laut UNI 6iilfe gerufen unb an ibn
'DOrbei aus Der Sbiire beraus3ufpmmen
Deriuc9t babe. ST. babe ben erregten Wtonn
am Eod feitgebolten, unb Sener babe in
Dem 8emitben bon tbm los5ufommen,
mcbrere &n0pfe ietnes &odeS ab9eiprengt.
Wabribeinli6 ptrb bic Nngelegenbeit
no6 Gin gtadbipiel bdben, benin es 6eiBt,
baB 6err 9eder unb nit ibm an6ere 8ez
poDner bon 0tabenSpooo cine &lageidrift
qe8en Brof. &eBing BET Dem Supertnten7
benten Der Offentlt9en S9ulen, Sane, einz
ret9en WerOen.
, 1894-03-17
Stdoti1bes.
RIeine Udbrtd,ten.

@nt. Gorcoron mar ais &uticber Bel
6. 8. 6ar3, $50. SOP Dearborn Str, an
0eiteIt unb tpurbe am 0onner1tog Nbenb
e~ntlaiien, nocbbem ibm 6ar3 ben fdQigcn
Hobn auSge3a6lt bate. Gorcoran Der7
Iangte ic6Ob mebr unb unternabm einen
tbGtli3en 9ln9rtff auf 6ar3. Hicbter
g8beeler %Derbonnerte Ben &utiber gu elmer
Strafe BON $500.
6ilfSz8 ~oti3eiantpalt 9etpiniobn lit
burcb Die 8Oli3ei : neutrality-suspicious.
entlalien poroen. 8efanttLib ipar sic
9~lnflaae 9e9en i'm er6oben worOen, baB ct
feline arttIicbe SteQun9 miBbrau9te, nit
prefsiiioneIen 8ir9ibaftiteuern inter
elmer 9ede lteGte un6 nab 8eliebel1
Strafen inipenoirte.
= 53ipei Oier5ebniGbrige &na6en muBten
it9 beute firth Dor 9ti6ter 0oDle 9egen sic
Q~lnflage beS YferbebiebitaDIS Deranttporten.
@eitern 9tabmittag iouen fte angebli6 aus
Or. SngalS' Stat, 1901 8. Wfaot1on
Ctr, ein Bfer0 9eitcbIen u1b Oaiielbe al
Deri9tcOene Rerionen gu Dertaufen perz
iu9t baben. Inter $500 8iirgi6aft perz
mics ite Der &tcbter an bas Criminal
geri6t.
, 1894-03-17
9eht erbdulih.

Sn 8e3ug ouf 6as Ger6GltntB, tpelbeS
@ouD. Qltgelo ben 2incoln Yart>Gpmmtiz
iGren gegeniiber frliber einna6m uu6 ieBt
einnimmt, iagt 6err 6euer:
vGal0 na6 unlerer @%rnennung f1bren
mir nit ben 0ouDerneur in elmer &uticbe
0urb BEN 2tncoln Yorf. @ir ipraben
nit tbm itber u11lere Qrbetten uno 3ufunftsz
pldre. ST oritfte feline i3ufrteDenbett aus
nnO metnte: Isle itn0 i'm beiten 3u9e,
metne 6erren, nun feblt Sbnen no9 Elm
oemDfratti6er Superintendent. Seit iener
3ett ie6O6 mti6te ftb Der @ouDerneur gang
unnOtbtger 8eiie in uniere Qlngele9en6etz
ten. Gr fOr0erte, 6aB pir George 80.
Q8eber gum SetretGr ernennen IoQten.
Q8ir tpuBten aler6ings, 6aB gegen @eber,
pGbrenO er Superintendent bet 3petgpoitz
~ftatton Der gtOr0iette par, 3tDet auf Inter
i6letf lauten6e Q(nflagen erbDben tpuroen j.;
bod mir pOIten Dem @ouberneur einel1
@efdIen tbun unb ernannten @eber ais
SetretGr. Sb ieIber iteute einen babine
9ebenOen Nntrag. 8eber erbielt $2400
jdbrlib, bat ober ais SetretGr nod teiue
"a Gents ner0ient. @r arbettet fir cine
.3ettuu9 unO etnS6 observation-disclosures WfG6Cben
iiBt in Der Office ser 8eb0r6e unb arbettst
fir ibn. 9tusenbltflib befin6et er iicb alf
Der Sa96."
@us obi9er Mtttbeilung fbeint bertOrz
3ugeben, baB Der @ouberneur ber GincOln
Baate8ebOrbe etnen Mfann aufOranste, Ser
iett Nmt ais Stneclre betra9tete, 6oB bic
8eb0rbe iib bas rubtg 8efauen IieB unb Ben
Mann 0lb nod i'm Qln1t bebielt, ais ct
feline 8flibten DOGitdnotg OernadblGiligte.
Cont bate Der @oupetneur ie0enfaus
zine Dirt 8erecbti8ung, Der 9arfbebGrbe
aub no9 tpeitere 3umutDungen 3u iteuen.
, 1894-03-17
2lns oem OriminnIoerift.

Inter elmer 8itr9i9oft BON $500 purbe
Span @nberion I'M 8oIt5eigertbt Ser
g. @3icaao 2lOe, beute Wtor9en BON Gicb@
ter 89eeIer an 6aS Griminalgeribt perz
pieien. @r bate BENT go. &C 8. @1icago
2lOe. >poDn6aiten Tre0 9%ablqutit cine golz
0ene ltbr g%eroubt. 2tnDerion tpo6nt gtp.
l04 Sutton 2lDe.
, 1894-03-17
GUM Qusbau oes Grimtnaloeridts=
0ebdu0es.

Der geitri8en Sibung 6es countDrdtbz
Ittbell 8lenarcomites lagen Die 9ldne uno
Speciftcatio1en filr bic &ouenbung bee
neuen Grirlinalg Dor. Ole
ElGne be5ieben iicb out ben 9(u8bau oe1
Dter oberiten Stofperfe 6es @ebGuoes UNI
Der 6auen in BEN bret unteren. Ser
Gount0ratb tptrb Die 8lGne uorauslicbtlicb
II letner StBung am Wtontag gutbeiBen.
gtab ben Spectftcationen ioQen bic 9ez
lantmten Qrbeiten bis gum erlten Oftober
fertig 9elteQt ietn.
, 1894-03-17

Die 0onotodten.

a. Nacbfte6enO bringen mir cine our6 Bic
gcitrigen Gpnpentionen berpollitdnbigte
9iite, Der GanbiOanten beiOer 8arteien fir
Sen Staotratb:
, 1894-03-17

pic fit etne 9ausFrau einfacbife u,b
biQtgite Dirt, Elm Dienitma6ten al befomz
men, lit, eine Nn3eige an Oas
Abenoblatt Der SuinOis Staats3eitung eins
aul6tfen. grets l Sent 6as g8ort.
, 1894-03-17

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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-09-06
GEORGIA-COBB COUNTY.

j. T. NJ. Spinks j. J. Thomas and 9th.
ers have made application for change of
the public road running from the Atlanta
road at the S.bley place through Jones'
vile and connecting with the Powers
Ferry and Smyrna road at or near the
Davis place. Said change as follows: In
Jonesville at Clay's old store take the
right hand and run through tie property
OF Melvin Bennett. (col.), w. H. Wylie
and j. IT. NJ Spinks. and intersecting
with said Powers Ferry and Smyrna
road at or near j. T. M Spinks', instead
OF at Davis place as heretofore, which has
been marked out by the commissioner
and report thereof made on oath by
them. All persons are notified that said
application for said change of road will be
heard at my office on the 9Th day of Sep>
TENDER next, and if no legal cause be shown
to the contrary. an order for the same will
be granted. This 18th day of August,
1894. J. NJ. STONE, Ordy.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-09-06
Queen Elizabeth's Gloves.

In copy of IA Roll of Purchases
For the Tournament at Windsor Park
In the Reign of Edward u mention is
made of half dozen pairs of double
gloves costing 35s., and six pairs of
buckskin gloves for the king, Cos. In
1474 sixpence was paid for the gloves
of the queen of Scotland, whether
for repairs or as the original cost
when new we are not told, and in
1893 as. was considered enough to pay
for a dozen pairs of leather gloves for
the king. AS time wore on, however,
the moderate outlay of the fifteenth
century gave place to an immoderate
expenditure in this article of dress
alone.
In the book of the royal ward
robe of Scotland $3.50 a hawk glove
is described among other items, ''set
with IL rubies, z garnets, SO great
pearls and the rest set over with
small pearls" Elsewhere we are
told that Queen Mary of Scotlands
ordinary gloves were of the gaunt-
let form and embroidered with sill.
yer colored silks and small pearls,
and that Queen Elizabeth's gloves
were usually of delicate white kid,
richly embroidered with pearls and
precious stones on the backs of the
hands. Good Words.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-09-06
The TaIkative Barber.

"Some years ago was getting my
hair cut in Regent street, and, as
usual, the practitioner remarked ia
friendly way that was getting very
gray. Yes, said, I've been getting
a gray hair or so for some time. I
don't know how it is. I'm not much
over 80. q repeat that the incident
occurred some years ago.
!" No, sir, you're not what might
be called DID, said he indulgently.
Maybe you're doing some brain
work9' he suggested after a pause.
Brain workP said l. No, no! work
for a daily paper and usually write a
column of leading articles every
night. l produce book year and
a play every now and again. But
brain work-oh, nor
ooh, in that case, sir, it must be
due to something else. Maybe you
drink bit. ga Journalists Note
book" F. F. Moore.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-09-06
THE NUMBER NINE.
1t Has Played an Important Part In An
Ages and Countries.

ages duu COunIFieSs
1t is not often that a single figure
has enjoyed the distinction of being
the subject of long study and investi-
cation on the part of a German uni
versity professor But 1.-The Num-
Der Nine" is the title of long and
lsaFDed article in Am Urquell by
Professor Reinhold, rector OF the
University Of Berlin.
I'm early tt1ness' writes in sub
stance the professor, 1.-The first un-
even number 81 and its multiple co.
were considered of special impor-
lance, likewise all numbers which
contained nine. Heather philoso-
pliers or Christian mystic writer's, the
legends of nations, the religions of
modern peoples, all go to prove the
holiness or sanctity of the number
nine.
In ancient Germanic life, in DO
etry, in religion and law the number
nine is met everywhere 1t still has
its influence in German customs and
German belief In Scandinavian
mythology we find groups of nine
Walkyries, nine Discs, nine giant
mermaids, or women of the sea; nine
mothers of the god Heimdall, nine
virgins of the Menglod- Rowja and
nine dwarfs.
I'm the middle ages nine heroes
were usually grouped together, as is
to be seen on the beautiful fountain
at Nuremberg and the Hauss salon
of the Cologne city hall. In the po-
etry of the fifteenth century groups
of nine are favored. Proofs of this
are to be found in the festival plays
J Nos. 38 and AZ of the Keller collec-
ton and the poem The Nine Poor
Wanderers of Hans Sachs.
There were nine judges in Ice
landic and Germanic law, known as
the Mines In Lucerne there existed
until 1895 the nine men who sat in
judgment on ordinary police cases.
Nine children were formerly looked
on as the ideal number for family.
Even animals are named in old tales
in groups of nine. In a Grimm fairy
tale nine birds quarrel over the wish
ing cloak. They say in Tyrol, When
nine parents meet, there is witch
among them We also find nine a
favored number for those people who
make sacrifices of human beings and
animals. New York Tribune.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-09-06
Her Choice.

Many stories, mostly fabrications,
have been told about long, diffuse
Geographic messages sent by women,
as if the feminine mind were incapa-
BILE of expressing itself concisely.
How false end slanderous such an
impression is is well shown by the
following incident: A gentleman
went to London on business. AS he
went away he said something to his
wife about buying her new dress.
just before starting homeward he
telegraphed to his wife, Which
shall I bring you, a diamond ring or
a silk dress2" The reply was con-
else and explicit-one word, YBoth."
Liverpool Mercury.