davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-06-07
Reine iuriltiiheu 8eoenfen.

GorporationSantpaIt NubeuS bat oas
Gciub Der 2afeitr. s. observation-disclosures I'M
etnen GrlaubniBidcin iiir Die Snan9riifz
nobme OeS BalteS bc9 n0r6licben j3peiges
Der 6ocbbabn unb fiir bic 2Inlegung elmer
S9lcifc I'M @eidbditspicrtel 8eprijft unb
~8cfunOcu, baB b%asiclbc 81 feincu i%Uriitie
i6rn 8cbcntcn NnlaB 9icbt. GOrauSli9tz
lib iptrb aub Die tebnii6e 9riifun9 Der
8auplane ourb Den StabteS n9enieur Nrz
tingitau uub Den ObcreBaucommiiiGr
Sones NIGHTS %er9eben, mas Die @rtbeilun9
bet 8auerlaubniB Oer9inbern fOunte.
, 1894-06-07
0run0eiGenthnm.



Gotten in u. 6. 9eIiH9s BOpers Safe SnbOtuiiion.
guf oGseuleinen @uui9 Der sabIreiden 9eIudsr BON
9errn 9efins's 6orm om Boomers gate i'll Wiscouiin 1T
Die 2afc-6rout in Gotten ~ousgelcgt uuo in ben W&arft
9sbrodt. gOlerS Safe lift i'll 5fpeituuot9er 5abrt nit
Der gtDrtb @eitern.gabn 81 srreideu, Iiegt Habe Der
Station 9enoa Suuction. WiscOufu. 9ie fEr5e JaBrt
bon 6euoo Suuction sum Safe lit reid al SceuerieH uuS
Sepdbrt cine berrIide Ausiitt uuf bos berumlieaenbs
Eerratn. Sic Soften BADEN idmmtIi9 so SUP GubfrUut
am Gee unb ielbit i'm betBefteU CONNER rebt elm be.
itdn6ig fubIer @tuo pom Slbeu uber ben Yafe uHo fiuo
in 5OIge Der Slbfrout uuO bes iteti9 fabIeu WinOss
cine Giefs bon 900 5uB, iiuO nit ben i60uften
S6atterbdumen, iute Gideu. 8udeu, @eOerH, unb auerlei
SGIin9gelpddfeu ~beitonbeu, srbeben fi6 t~heilipslie so Sub
uber ben Gee uub bieteu cine maIertide AusTdt uber ben
cine IleiIe breiten uub stUet gteiIeu Iougen See. lUsIGsr
an S1onbett NIB ScenerJeH Dem Safe GeHeoa, benz be.
iis1tsften See Wisconiius, eleidtOmntt. 9as tlurs
maner, bon @iieHqueueu gendbrt. frei bon allen SuuIpf.
pflGn3en, Der iauoi9e goben bieten bic ib6nIten 9aoes
pIdBe 3ablreIde Slide, 8ootfobren unb Seeeln 1nbeR
gu bieiem Sport. Sur gobsouftoItsn, CUTE gerpfeguua
unb prOu!pte 0erbiuOuns Slpii6.n Der station Seuoa
JunctioH unb benz Cafe lift eeIurgt.
Sur So Gotten iine oprbouSsn; feire TamiIIe uuO
NuturIiebbober ioateu es unterIa1en, i6 cine goufteae
81 fideru. 9sdBere austunft ertbeilt, ionic 9Iattsu
O~erieuost
6. MeIm&
1885 Wr:,paufee GOs.
ober 3inuler 60, $40. 20 Ga Gale CTR.
@ueiHi9er ggent. SelO. unO aanosei6aft.
, 1894-06-07
J1eue An5eigen.

OIue Gooes= ln3eieen, weIde fir ole
mor9en.I us9abe Ger nJainois Staots=
5%eitun9" a%uf9eeeben weroen, eri6einen fofen.
fret i'm Qbenoblatt. Die Qnnahme Don 0n.
5eieen fir oos QbenobIatt fdIie6t um II uhr
Mitta95, fir ole moreen=2Ius9abe um 10 ubr
Qben0s.
, 1894-06-07

= Or. 9ottcr bonn @eiun6beitSamt un6
cine Nn3abl anbcrer Qcr3te na6men geitcrn
inter ocm S6uBc elmer ftattLicben Yoli3ciz
abtbeilung in Soutb Chicago Die Smpfung
iGmmtlicber Wtit9Iieocr ocS Glarf'idbcn
Sliigels Der vGommonipeal"e2lrm Dor,
iDclbe sort bic 9tacbt uorbcr biuafirt
hQtteu.
, 1894-06-07

: Sine auf einen Srrt6um bcruben6e
Wtttt6eilung III %tnicrcr gcitrtgen 2lusgabe
lit oabin Sill 6cricbligen, baB bic aftiOen
5urncr, tpelcbe gum 8e5irtsturnfcit nacb
GponSuiue geben, be.ute 2lbenb I'm 10
l1br 20 Winuteu nit Der Gbicago & Gaitern
Suiuoisz8 obn BON 8olfStraBen 8abnbof
abfabren, mGbrenO Bic 9lbreilc Der Singer
uno p%aiiiUen Surner auf mOrgen Nbeno
perle9t lit.
, 1894-06-07

De Stlpio cine to0tlihe Wunoe bel. =
Der Sbu6 mar einem 2lnoern 5u9eoadt.
!6eutc frii6 9c9cn 9 llbr ipurbe Der
Stallener @mallllelo De SilDlO bon l54
~GipingftraBe bon ietnem QanOsnlann Son0
Gaballo Dor benz 6auie 1919 @ntngitraBe
b%erarttg in ben recbten Gorarm gc9
ibOiien, oaB CT icBt b~offnun9sIoS I'M
GountDs6 olpttal 6arnicOcrlic9t. Die llr1
lacbc oieier S6leBerei lit auf einen Streit
5niibcn Dem ScbieBbolO unb ciuem orittell
Staliener, Mattbeo .8ureno, suriid5u7
fibren, 0er Dor etDd elmer Wo6e in eincm
Saloon al gellannter StraBe beIm &arten>
iptel auSbrab. Canals ipurben Die
Streiten6en 9etrsnnt unO ani6eineno be-
rubtgt gingen 8eioe nacb 6aule.
NlS aber beute friib GabaIo auf einem
Nlbenfa1ten por Ser 0potbcfe 1919 @lptng
StraBe iibenb, 8urcno palfircn lab, gertctb
CT tpieocr i'll gSut9 unb obnc LANCE lteber>
legTn9 Sog CT itin S9ieBciicn aus Der
Galdbe unb lboB auf ictnen @egncr. Die
&u9el perfeblte ihr 53ieI unb trof ben Dorz
beipalitrenben @mo1uclo oi StlUio in ben
WtuSfcl oes 8orarmeS. 81 StlDio ftel
NIT einem S6rei 81 8ooen unb GabaIo,
lebenb, mas er an9eribtet, crgrtff i1leu7
ni0it bic Slucbt. Oocb oibt binter ibm
Der iuaren Die IN Der Wtartpell1tr. Station
oienittbucnben YoliSiiten SbOmas 8urfe
ullo Nblum. 0ieitn 9clang cS, BEN S6ieBz
bolO an Der @6e Der Selierion un0 Soft
StraBe gum Steben 5u 0ringcn uno etnSuz
lo6en. GaDallo, Der ettpd 26 Sabre oft lit,
iDur0e beute Dem Nicbter 9ooep inter oer
Nnflage bes Worbperiucb5, S9icBens
innerbalb Der StaotgrenSen uno Grascn5
Oerbotener Waffen Dor9efiibrt uno bis 3um
10. Stunt inter $4,000 Biirgi9aft Oem Sc
fGnguiB ilbcrtpieien.
81 Silpio ipurbe nacb ocm County
6oipital 9eicbafft, ipoiclblt iein 3ultanO
tllr lebr tritil6 gebalten ipir0.
our Qusrottuno oes ioeialen uebels.
9aS 8oliseiocpartement wiro porau9z
lt6tlic6 In ben ndcblteu Gdgeu a~ngcnieien
iperben, cinen ener9iidcu Sel6sug CUR 2uSz
rottung DeS l~octalen llebclS gu Beginner.
0eitcrn 9fabmitta9 fanb in Der Sfitcc be5
WtaDors 6opftns einc gebeintc Gpnferrn5
stpii6en Dtele11, BEN Goltsetribtern 8rab>
pclI unb Softer. bcm 8oti5etbcf Brennan
unb benz @orporationsauipalt Gubcns itatt,
in lpeI4cr u, q. aucb cbi9e Tragc er0rtcrt
nur6e.
Nae6 ser Gonferen3 GuBertc iih ser
MapOr iiber bie 2lngelegenbeit ipte fplgt
y0ic gr0Bte S9miertefeit, Die mir bier 81
befdmpfen baben, lit Die b%etreffs Der 8iir9z
i6aft. gta6 ben Statuten limb Sic Gii6ere
ltcben Srauen5immer ebenio CUR 3ulaiiun9
5ur 8Ilrgi6aft bcre6ti9t, tpie irgenb cine
an0cre Bcrion, uu0 menn ite ~ie6eSnal berz
boftet tperOen, tpcnn ie iicb auf ben Strae
Ben umhertrei6en, 10 lciiten mir nur Der
8erei6erun8 Ser profeliioncIcn 8Ir9z
i6aftsiteIer Goribub. Sn pielen TdQen
tper6en mir 6ieies nicbt pcrbinoern t0nncn,
mir miiiien aber Dcriucben, Sic unS borz
licgenbc NuB 81 fnaden. g8ie bics 9cz
ibcbcn fam, bariiber iin6 mir nOb gu
feincm GntlbIuiie gefommet, bod muB
ii6erlicb ettDaS get6an iperOen unb 5mar
balb. 8innen fur3em tperben mir et;e
tpcitere @onfsrcnS sur 8eipre9ung Der Nnz
9ete9enbett 'abbalten."
, 1894-06-07
gu fanfen deluht.

IN tan N 9e 1T: Sin 9uther Chm Sorrtr,
- por9e5o9eE. Nor.; j. M, 1874 u. XinroIn az
, 1894-06-07
Slnl3ban

81 b o ND aIe=S often. - $500 uub aufm0rtS.
~ Setdte 3ablunQen. Souge Sermiue. % Brp3eHt
JHterei1en- = Sn unmitteIbarer 9tdhe beS aooHoale uHb
Wtaplemopo 9epots. BON Sfulen nHo SIrdeH. gteuu
Sotteu on Der 2bOmas NOe.. nnbe Der Belmont uu0
elltoH Aoe. iino fir cine ueue Sduls getouit uuo nIro
bIeielbe innerbalb etues Sabres 9ebont ietu. abanqs'
Ionale nno 2S9ller MP 9ele9t 2te 6aprt nan Der Staot
tur5er 3elt 6urb Oiees @ebiet Ioufen lnneH. Die ibOH'
item SeidaftslotteH an Der clifton uub Belmont Ape,
lestere Die 9auptoerbiuouHgsliHIe 5pilbeu Der Staot
uno Der @etieite. 8eiioeu8 Gotten on allen SeiteHs
itraBen. 5duler mad Nuui6 auf Iei1te Ab5abluHgeH
gebaut 3i9e O~erIa1en Souutags nm $40 ubr uHo
I'M l.30 WttttagS 0aS gBels Str. s9eput uHo balteH an
nlciner 3pei9oiiice @de 8ipsrieg Str. uuo NaplelpoOa
Station. - Gffice Sonnta9s Offeu.
6. OtelmS,
Sfeb. bon, fri, ia, BAN 1885 WtiIpoutes Ioe.
, 1894-06-07
SerlOreu, &erlanfen, @efnnNru


@p5n9ebeH 143 9Gells Str. "F"l'
, 1894-06-07
sae wafbimgtOm etrass unb Siftb abe
Wf0blirte 3ilnuter.


On oermietbeu Sin Ooer Stpet mDblirte 3immer
- III D~eutider fEamilIe. MIR eInen 8lDd DOM &iHcolu
Bart. 9tab3ufrogeu yto. sc &iHcolu @ue. nabc Mls=
CoHlin Str. 24ap. 6ap
, 1894-06-07
EinaH3ieue5.


RpIe, 0uiulou & Co., Mtprtgage 9aufers, 72 9eara
Nv bornftraBe, Derleibeu Selb auf @bcagoer 9rllno=
ei9eutbum su Ben uieprigiter Rretleh, iopte aud anJ Se'
bauoe. 6oe3lSt
, 1894-06-07
Wdh1naihinen.


al nQer, mbeeIer 81 ggilIpu, 9omeitic, STANDARD,
gBbIte, gBtlcor ~ Gibbs, 9tep Some. 9ropn, 500
bis $500. SaraHtirt ODlltduotq uuo iHtatt- p GpeH5
Sleetrlc 3D., SIDE State uu0 MOamS Ctr, GtHtritt 2OS
Stnte Str. GHeH Sonntags DOH $3.50 @orm. big l2:3O
9tabm. l7ms, 1Stglui0
, 1894-06-07
TferSe. g4noer. S1unOe ,c.

On oerfaufeu: SeliDerD=. @rpreB=gBnQeH uuo
y &utl4eu. 6. s. 9un. 23O8-2313 State Str.
5a6rit 243-24S %. 9lace. 1nH33W
, 1894-06-07
Soft uuS 9pQi8 oeiud)t.


* efu1t: Sin iuuoes Mtdbden lpiini9t Soft uuo
W &OgiS geoen 8e5ablnnQ BEL dltereu e~iniaden &elte1I
lLnO ~ Der 9tdbe BON QunboIot=4art. aor,; III. 81
Staats5eituug. Gjun3t
, 1894-06-07
6. 9. UreeTarb.
24ni3bam care Of vStaats5 situue.'

On pertaufcu: 6lbides @nhnbous in Der Tdbe
~ Der Station Apouoole. 9tortbmeItern=9abn. fGr
cine 6amllie bequem ein9erthtet. Stullnug fur uebrers
BIeree nit Oobet. 5000. 9eguene .2abIuHqsternIus
ODER i9uloeufreies un6ebautes SruHbeiqeutbum as
Sbeil3obIung. Abreie: %. 6. Bog ISL, AOonoale. Goof
90, Sn. l5nS. BAN
, 1894-06-07
2 p%erfaufsn ober 5u pertanf@en:

Suei SGuier NIT 2ottet in einem raid empprbInhens
ben St0btd9eu i'm Ditliben 8anias. $50 DteiIeu DOH 9oHs
Jag @itp, Nto. 9os BrOpertp Iiegt on Der 9ouptitroBe,
na9e BEN SobnbOf. ieoe sot bat cine 6rOnt pon SO JmB
II. J. 10. Sic 9auier befiuben ft6 in gutter 9erfaffuug
uuo iIuo permletBet, lperoen gu ciuem Spottpreis Der.
tanit ober 9e9eu Cots o0er Elm SeinI pOu 9leidem Wertb
in oieier Staot umgetauidt. 8erfaufsgruHo GigeHs
Thinner pobnt bier III Der Staot uuo bat feline ,3eit, oeHs
ielbcn feline Auimerfiomteit 5u Dtomen. Gin gutter Blas
fir Scenario nm Gin 6eib6ft oH3uroHgsH; fam SelS
MAIDEN. Sas Propertp lit gan5 ifal0eHfrei.
Wtou aorellire:
8. 9. 0reeTarb.
2Annahnm rnre nj Gfnntsaaihrnn q
, 1894-06-07

ONtTWISUNNVH%
VrleInarteu Mn= unO 8ertanf.
~ 26mtl9tjot s. gGeuot, 145 81 Start Str.
O6bue. gsoten, Mietben. id)le9te S6ulbeu oaer 9rte:
~ c%pIectlrt; teine Besablun9 lpeuu %erfOlglos. S.Ginarp,
eouutD=@ onltobler, 10 5. Npe., 3immers 8. 2milS
"a 9uIbeu! S9uIDeH! S9uIDtn
@lerlet I6IeGte Sbulben ioTort collecttrt;
-&elue 3ablnng obue GrTol d.
G~0nItabler INNER al 9aHo.
Peoples collection Agencn
92-94 2aioae Str. Simmer 81.
5O51S &euti0 miro bier 9eiproben.
, 1894-06-07

Sdieberei I'M 3taIienersD ~iertel.

Cory Gabaao brinot ieinem &onosmanne
De Stlpio cine t0otIihe Wunoe bel. -
Der S6u6 mar einem Qnoern 5u9eoaft.
, 1894-06-07

MlftiDESs SerfGufe.
Iuttt DttG
We9uldre @ertoufs.Eaae:
WtOnta9s nuo 9Onnerftass.
spe3taI. 0ertduie an aubereu Sooer h.s moro,s
Waoreu auf @rtoot:g.rtauL gDbuleIale ober metoif =,
NuttionssBrelIeM. "
@srtdufs bon @Obuuu9s.@i G3jttuuoen cine sn.,ioIita,
Sslh o~Or9sfGOfieu lei uebertroouuo
SOrreiponbeussu perbeu srmort.t
Martin Gmert8 & 60.
Nuftiou6re.
t2oplS,t uio 261 263 gtot, CTR eb.....
, 1894-06-07
umterridt.

S)1o1 elnt9s SGuler geipiiuidt, uut ~9riluOltd Sr9el
illO Biano ipieIelt 81 lerue!, mn 25 @euts Die
Stun0e, IN uuo auBer benz Sauie. MiIB 9Off1HaHu,
6lu3t 866 9%aDisltr, mabe 9tprtb NOe.
, 1894-06-07

(1 lu0t t: ubrmaber=@eDilfe, t~irslidb eiuQeuan=
bert, mt oolit6nbtgeu Wert3euqet perIeben, il1d1t
loIortt9e STEELE. gu erfra9en BET 5. 9rehOn,
6lln3t 1853 %. Strabe.
, 1894-06-07

CUR gequemIidfeit nnierer ansei9enbeu 8unbsn babsn
Dlr nit ben nnteu gennli:ten Serreu en AbfDmmen g'
froHen. luonaGl bel 6enielben Nu5eigeI an9enpnmeu
iperoeu 81 Oenielbe; 4relieu. ols peru bIeieiben brett in
Der @rpebttt01 Der Slttols Stoot55ettung a~boeeebeu
lperoen. Mnsei9eu iouie Announcements fDuien al 0ieien
oerI6ieeeHen pIaBcu big IL uhr Wtitta0s ~obgegebeu
lperoeu.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-04-26
1884,
L arper's Bazar.
TLLUSTRATED

Harper's Bazaar is journal for the home. It
gives the fullest and latest information about
Fashions, and its numerous illustrations, Paris
designs, and pattern sheet supplements are indis-
professionally modiste. No expense is spared to
make its artistic attratveness of he highest order
Its bright stories, amusing comedies and bought
tul essays satisfy all tastes and its last page is ia
nous as a budget of wit and humor. In its week
y issues everything is included which is of inter-
est to women. The Serials for 1894 will be written
stories will be written by Mary E. wilkins, Maria
Louise Pool, Ruth McEnery Stuart, Marion Har-
land, and others. Outdoor Sports and Indoor
Games, Social Entertainment, Embroidery, and
other interesting topics will receive constant at
tention. A new series is promised of Coffee and
Repartee."
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-04-26
The Oueerest Deed.

''The most peculiar deed l ever
saw" said Attorney H. L. Higgin-
botham of Alabama, twas in little
town on the Tombigbee river. It was
referred to me for the purpose of in
shutting a suit in ejectment for 40
acres of land. Soon after the war
closed parties came through that
country representing TO the negroes,
none of whom could read or write
that the government gave them a
mule and 40 acres of land with their
freedom. They should catch the first
mule they found and were to place a
striped pole at each corner of 40
acre tract of their masters plantation
to secure the land. These poles they
sold for S. set. The negroes worked
and begged until they got the money
and got the poles, receiving deed to
the land. Of course they were not
allowed to hold the property, and the
result was that the deeds found their
way into the law offices. The one re-
ferred to me read, AS Moses lifted
up the serpent in the wilderness, even
so have 1 lifted this poor black foo!
out of IS. Exchange.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-04-26
First Treatment of Bites.

The first treatment for bites from
animals or snakes should be the same
as is required for the bite Of a rabid
dog. When on an arm or leg, apply
ligature just above the wound on
the side nearest the heart, then at
tempt to suck out the poison with
the mouth, or soak out with a solu-
ton of carbolic acid and warm wa
ter. Cauterize well with stick caus-
tic if at hand, or substitute a redhot
iron-a stove poker is usually avail
able. Follow this treatment by the
application of hot poultices or fomen,
tations. Give stimulants freely
New York World.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-04-26
Tax Receivers Notice.

The law formerly required all property held on
the first day OF April returned for taxation This
has been amended so that all property held on
the first day of March shall be returned at its
market value.
will be at the following named places on the
dates mentioned below, for the purpose of receiv-
ing the tax returns OF Cobb county for the year
1894:
Marietta-April and 8; May 1; June and ).
Acworth-Apri 4, May and II; June and g.
Big Shanty-April 5, morning; May 3, morning.
June z, morning
Merritts-April 9, morning; sMay mornings
June IL morning.
Roswell-April 10; May :; June 49,
Post Oak-April II, morning; May s, morning.
june 10 morning
Gritter-April II, evening; May g. evening; June
49, evening.
smyrna-April u, morning; May 9, morning;
June H. morning.
Lemons-April 70, evening; May 9, evening;
June H. evening. %
Howels-April 10, morning; May 10, morning;
June 10, morning.
COxes-April 10, evening; Nav TO- evening. June
10, evening. De
Austell-April 16; May II; June IS.
Powder Springs-April II; May IA; June 10.
oregon-April 10, morning; May To-. morning:
June 20, morning. .
Red Rock-April IS, evening; May Is, evening:
June 20, evening. %
5. r. McCleskey's-June 81, morning.
benson school House-June 81, evening.
l.. M. Power-June II, evening
Vinings-June 25, morning
Lost Mountain-June %, morning
Az Marietta all other times till July 1st
All tax payers are requested to make promnt
returns | will be compelled to close NV hooks
July list, 1894 W.N. CPIST
lax Receiver, Cobb County,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-04-26
How Language Is unmade-

A sad person who is always in
clined to look upon the gloomy side
of things says that an old established
form of phrase is threatened by Gre
nation. Formerly it could be said of
bold, bad people that they were
enough to make" their honest an
cestors turn over in their graves, )"
but under the rule of cremation some
thing must be devised in future years
to express the notion that the bad be-
havior Of their posterity will make
the departed's ashes flutter in their
urns.-Boston Post.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-04-26
CRANKY HOTEL GuES rs.
Some Insist ON Having Their Beds Placed
In Certain Ways.

Some Insist ON Having Their Beds Placed
In Certain Ways.
Il cannot sleep in that room, said
a guest at the Hotel Denechaud the
other evening as he walked to the
desk in the office and threw the KEY
upon it.
WHAT'S the matter with it - asked
Justin Denechaud, who was behind
the desk at the time.
There is nothing the matter with
it, except that the bed is in the wrong
place, the guest replied. For more
than 20 years l have slept in bed
with the head toward the north, and
it has become such habit with me
that it would be actually impossible
for me to sleep in a bed with the
head in any other direction.
ut will be impossible for me to
give you room containing a bed in
that position" said the clerk as he
ran his eye over the list OF rooms.
''The hotel is well filled to night, and
I have only two vacant rooms, but I
will have the bed turned for you"
andcalling the porter Mr.. Denechaud
instructed him to turn the bed in the
gentleman's room so that the head
would be to the north. The guest
followed the porter up stairs, and as
nothing further was heard of him it
is presumed that he retired and slept
the sleep of the blessed.
There is no accounting for taste
said Mr.. Denechaud, land the funny
experiences we have in the hotel
business would fill volume. You
noticed that gentleman just now who
demanded that his bed be changed
with the head toward the north. Be
fore the night is over we may have
calls for beds with their heads turned
to every point of the compass, and
of course we are obliged to accom-
modate every one. I remember an
instance like this several years ago.
"a gentleman slightly under the
influence of liquor came into the ho-
tel one night, and producing pocket
compass said that he wished room
where the head of the bed should be
placed to the northeast. Wesent two
boys with the man, and they placed
the bed as requested. The jokeabout
twas that the compass was furnished
with little stop, which held the in
dicator in a certain position, and it
so happened that the gentleman's
bed, which had been placed directly
northeast according to the compass,
was in reality so placed that the head
was directly to the south. The gen
tleman discovered the mistake the
next morning, and, I presume, was
cured of the fad."-New Orleans
Times Democrat.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-04-26
1894
zarpec's w eek1y.
ILEU STRATED

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A Cut for Cleveland.

At the celebration of the Fourth
by the New York Tammauy a let
ter from Senator Hill was read in
which occurs the following para
graph:
1.-The country demands the exhi-
bition of true craftsmanship at this
hour upon those administering the
government; it demands their ad-
hesion to well-establiehed constitu-
tional principles; it demands their
maintenance of an honest and Wig
orous but patriotic partisanship,
not in efforts to build up personal
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ton Of official patronage, Of pun
ishing advsrsaries and rewarding
sycophants, but by the broad lib.
eral policy Of strengthening party
organisations everywhere and en-
couraging devotion to correct
principles Of Government; il de.
mands the adoption Of ! definite
financial policy 10 prevent the Gov
eminent from longer drifting to-
ward tho rocks Of financial chaos
and finally demands I foFsign pol