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New-York tribune., 1894-01-03
AN ATTEMPT TO POISON THE CAR
MANY PERSONS. INCLUDING THE RUSSIAN So
EREIGN, Ill AFTER EtIINS FISH
p.NOTFT.

EREIGN. Ill AFTER ENIlNS Fl'h
At BANQUET
London. jan "A dispatch from Vienna 10 a
news agency In this city says that newspapers J"
Cracow Poland contain accounts or recent uh-
s,,ocassf,l attemnt to poison the Car. According
to these reports. on the 124th anniversary ot 'he
founding or the Imperial Order of st. George
dinner was given TO all those to whom the decora-
tion had been awarded. The Gar as the h'au oi
the order was present and partoo.i or the Dahlu,,
The FISH course was only half consumed anu We
car ordered that what was left should De sTn,
the Nicholas Orphan Asylum, where the chtnI'I
ate OF the food Later in the evening the "'.,
the guests AT the banquet and the orpnanS Net' ~
taken m and an Investigation revealed that the
FISH had been poisoned. The illness In the orphan
ASYLUM was officially attributed to choiera
This story is similar in many respects 70 u's
patch from St Petersburg on December il. l''S
dispatch stated that forty persons VINO had al,
tended the banquet had been made III Dy eatlnS ~
n pie made Of tainted meat. ana that hitesh tT ol
them were dead Their Illness. 1t was sald' re-
senlbed cholera.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-03

First Hebrew Cabinet Mnster.-Although 1t has
so frequently been asserted that all the Govern
rents of Europe were really in the hands of the
Hebrew race owing to the fact that nearly all the
more prominent European statesmen were more or
less closely connected with the Chosen People, yet
/, is curious fact that up to the formation or the
present Administration at Paris, no processing
israete has ever held important Cabinet rank IN
i'rsnce TIE member Of the Hebrew faith in the
Casimir-PGrier Cabinet is NJ Raynal the new Min
is,,r Of the Int
New-York tribune., 1894-01-03

pADICAI.s AND THE PARISH COUNCILS BILL.
London Jan. AT a mee'ns OF ,'s ''"''0"' .n"'''
., the House OF Commons held to-day
~ - was decided TO support the amendments 20 thr
parish Councils bill included In the Gqvernmsi. % nsss
daa,nnromse with the Conservatives on that ~nrns ~
@ Vioent speeches made agaihs, 'Ie .u,
uro,nise hut the Radicals will rot hnaiIy 'e"'"'e
=, - nafeat the Governments arrangements
New-York tribune., 1894-01-03
.cpo,Np IN THE MANCHESTER SHIP CANA

voncbeeter Jan. 2-The first accident in the Man
chester ship Canal. which was opened 10 seher"'
traffic Yesterday. occurred to-day ihe steamer
crar.da laden with grain and fruit ran agromhh mh
,tis morning near the Pariington coal baslh' ne
III soohie Wilhelmlne. with lumber rom ~.
IN ,Ee onening procession YESTERDAY, coua nov
riach -. Manchester. owing 20 scarciiy OF wdl.nr
c. ,,as obliged 10 remain AZ Latcnford, ana WI
go there until there Is water sufhcicnt 10 dIU"
49, .,' ~ reach the next locks. The point where u@
Trrnsds is aground IS OF the narrowest places
T.. the canal.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-03
ROUND ABOUT EUROPE.

EToN's 452ND ANNIvERsAIY-BRUsSEL PHYs1-
CLANS CoMBINE-MINIsTER RAYNAL.
King Oscar Welcomed to Ja.-Kng Oscar OF
Sweden on his way to Christiana the other day.
pa ssed through a small Norwegian town. which had
been elaborately decorated in his honor Over the
door OF one rather gloomy looking building there
was faring inscription with the words: "Welcome
to His Majesty" The King asked what building 1t
was and received the reply: "Our town prison,
Your Majesty"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-01-25
OLIVE SPRINGS.

Farmers have commenced turning their
stubble lands
The health of the community is general.
" good.
Our friend Mr.. t. Fl. Stewart writes that
he and family are well satisfied in the fer
tile west, and have to haul wood ten miles
and 60 seven miles to do their washing.
Rev. J. G. Starnes located in our midst
last week.
A singing was had at Mr.. 81. D. Barber
last Sunday night
A morning star has appeared in the
eastern part Of the community. Mr.. Nc
Waters, is rejoicing more than all-its a
boy.
Mr.. j. A. Templeton certainly has fine
farm on Nickajack creek. and he intends
making a better one out of it.
The week opens beautiful and pleasant
with us.
Mr.. J. A. Booth has Is bales of cotton,
10 oc which he could have sold for l0cts
per pound last year.
We judge there will be more weddings
soon, by the way some young men are
counting f. B. B.
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LOST MOUNTAIN.

Miss Lena Bartlett OF Brownsville, Ga
has been spending several days with the
family of Mr.. j. C. Watson.
Miss Emma Crawford and brother, o
Smyrna. who have been visiting the family
of DR.. Wright returned home Sunday at.
ternoon, accompanied by Miss Purrilla
Wright.
The young people met last Friday night
and organized library here. A neat sum
OF money has been subscribed and lot oil
books will be purchased soon. We are
glad to see the young people so wide awake
for we are certain nothing can be of more
benefit to community than good librae
ry. We hope the enterprise will meet
with success.
Miss Edith McElreath is attending
school at Powder Springs.
Well Farmer Beach haven't ycu got but
one farmer in your community that makes
farming pay. We have several here that
make it pay. They have full smoke hous>
es, corn cribs and barns aand they seldom
ever buy anything they can raise at home,
and with such drouth and as seven hail
storms as we had last year. Some made
plenty. tWhile on the other hand are
many that have failed to raise their sup>
plies.
We wish to remind the Ordinary of
the fact that the road at the ice Green
hill has Lot been turned Jet The road is
i'll bad condition and the people here are
anxious tina; it be turned before the spring
hauling begins.
We wish to mention all items OF interest
in the community, and should we fail to
do this, i; is because we haven't heard it.
So let US have all news of interest
ALLEN.
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UPSHAW.

The Ordinary was seen riding through
this section last week, for what purpose
no one knows.
Mr.. Lonnie Davenport steps about as
proud as if he was President. He thinks
it very fine to be called papa by sweet
little girl.
Some of the boys are very fond of court
ing in the usual acceptation of the terIl,
but there is one meaning to the term that
some OF the boys will run from, particu-
larly when they get note and have to
answer it by their presence.
The addition to the academy has been
in the hands Of the carpenters for few
days and now the school has the use of it.
The building will scat 200 pupils, of which
half that number are already in.
The entertainment given last Friday
night was q very fine one, and we are
sorry the people did not attend any better,
We feel snre that if the people had known
what it was they would have gone. We
extend our heartfelt thanks to the "Assos
citation" for the entertaining manner and
highly cultivated style in which they en-
tertained US, and wish them much success.
Mr. Lonnie Davenport killed mad dog
last Sunday afternoon. He came towards
Lost Mountain raising rows with all dogs
on the road, but when he reached here,
and began fighting with some dogs, Mr..
Lonnie Davenport shot the dog four times,
and just at that time DR.. e. H. Kemp
came by and pronounced the dog afflicted
with hydrophobia The dog was blue
spotted one, with leather collar on, with
ring in it. Peonle should watch their
dogs.
A certain young man from near Kirk &
Academy was seen in this immediate sec,
ton last week. He is strange fellow tc
most people here, but we hear he is grea
healer of broken hearts, and we heard {
young lady say not long since that sh'
was broken hearted, and guess the youn,
man heard of it, and has come to the girl
rescue, and guess he had good success, a
the girl has been seen with a forty dolla
smile on ever since. HUSTLER.
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AUSTELL.

Rev. W. +. Dozier, the new Presbyterian
pastor, was installed last Wednesday, Dr.
Stricken preached an excellent sermon
Or. Barnett delivered the charge to the
pastor and DR.. Cleveland TO the people
Prot. n. A. Fessenden left last Monday
for Toccoa where he has accepted posi-
ton as bookkeeper.
Three couples of young people from our
town passed through Marietta in buggies
some time ago. AS they passed Glover's
crossing, three little streaks of midnight
we're standing near the road, The largest
one began to count zone, two, three, then
finished off with the remark white folks,
country fellows" There we're no guns in
the crowd or somebody would have been
shot. The boys kept this a secret for some
tim 2 but it finally leaked out
Medock's old drug store building has
been moved down and placed next to the
Drug Store 1t will be occupied by r. W.
Browd & Co.. as a market
Oar town needs an ordinance against
putting in any more wooden buildings on
the business street We have heard some
very uncomplimentary remarks alb put this
one being put in and we hope that it will
soon be replaced by brick building.
SITTER
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ACWORTH.

Miss Corinne Harp, of Columbus, Ca,
is visiting Mrs. J. W. Rodgers.
Mr.. Fl. S. House was elected Marshal Of
Acworth last week. We think he will fill
the place well.
DR. Thomas preached very interesting
and instructive sermon at the Christian
church last Sunday.
We are glad to learn thst Mrs. A. NJ
Northcutt, who has been very sick, il
rapidly improving.
The Acworth High School is not so full
just at present, but much larger attend.
ance is expected soon. If our people
would become more interested in the edu
cation Of their children, and quit devoting
j. their whole interest to other things, We
would get along much better An educa,
ton is the thing now.
The Acworth Literary and Library As,
ISOLATION had q very pleasant meeting al
the home of Mr.. D. " Stokely last Friday
night when an interesting programme
was presented. The next meeting will bt
at the, Litchfeld Hotel on February 2nd
1894.
The party at the home of Mr.. j. B
Northcutt last Monday night was very
pleasant OCCASION and was hugely enjoyed
by all who were there. A. j.
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Type aid most approved and extern
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printing of all kinds from the smallest label
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checks, envelopes, bill heads, blanks of all
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abe Marietta yOurnal.
COUNTY NEWS.
UNION CHAPEL.

Those people who thought it had been
showing down at the two mile>branch on
this road are in formed that it is only the
whitewash with which Mr. Bob Goodman
has covered his house and fence. Bob is
hustler" and his place shows it.
Mrs Edward Goodrich one Of the
wealthest and most prominent ladies of
Chicago society, is the guest of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. DR.. Saunders. We hope she may
like the genial climate and still more ge-
NAL people OF the Sunny South" and in>
duce others to come hither from the breezy
city of Chicago and settle among u.s.
Mrs. Thomas of Kirkwook, Ca, spent
Sunday with Mrs r. C. Irwin.
am requested to say that the young
people of Waterman and vicinity will re-
organize the Bryant Literary Circle (which
has been quiet for few weeks at Douglass
Academy on the second Saturday night in
February. They have some excellent
material in that neighborhood and we
wish them abundant success. All inter
ested in the prosperity of tkis literary cir
Gle, are invited to meet with them on that
occasion and give them helping hand.
We are sorry to learn that Mrs R. 7.
Nesbitt is again quite i'll.
Rev. c. 7. A. Pise will hold Service at
oursChapel on next Sunday afternoon.
The young people of this vicinity met al
my residence on Sunday night last and
treated US to fine singing" which We
enjoyed very much. They are always well
come. FARMER BEACH
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DUE WEST.

Quite number of our people have the
grip and some the pneumonia.
Mrs. Molie Born seems to make very
slow progress in improving. She went to
Atlanta to be treated by the Board OF Doc
tors there, but came back no better.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Ballenger and his
aged mother are down with pneumonia.
The Masonic Lodge at Lost Mountain
has furnished the hall with nice arm chairs
of the Brumby make.
Died-On the 9th inst, Mrs. w. c.
Dickson, of pneumonia. She was inferred
at Shiloh cemetery. Another good woman
gone to the better land B. w. G.
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THE COMPASS PLANT.

On the western prairie is found the com.
pass plant whose leaves point to the north.
We wish to direct you to the great health
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MABLETON.

Our school since Christmas, notwith>
standing the inclement weather, is re>
markably we'll attended. Eightysfive pu.
pills have been enrolled already, and Others
are making preparation 10 enter. Prof.
Ellis should feel highly gratifed at the
success he is having here. Miss Josie E.
Bowie, of Smyrna who has been assisting
since Christmas is verifying to the people
of Middleton, that high reputation which
she bears of being lady of rare intelli>
gence, culture and refinement, and a
painstaking, faithful and efficient teacher
Mrs. G. B. Daniels intsnt child has
been very i'll for the last week.
DR.. w. B. Handy is having very neat
little cottage put on one of his lots in the
western part of the village.
Mrs. Kelpin has been quite i'll for few
days past
The teachers of our school have been
talking the organization of ''School
Reading Circle" which promises to be
very helpful to tine young people of Mable.
ton.
Quite number of our young people at
tended the Concord Literary Club last
Saturday night.
Misses Floy and Viola Ruff are boarding
in the village and attending school.
Who are the young ladies who exhibited
the patience of job when they were
doing certain kind Of fancy work. and
after all ''it' had to be torn up? 2.
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OBITUARY.
With long lie will l satisfy thee. "

With long life will | satisfy thee"
Truly the Lord verified His promise to
W. F. Wigley who fell asleep at the age OF
IS years, at the residence of his son>in-
law 8, w. S. McLain's, on January 8, 1894,
was buried in Mars Hill Cemetery on the
10th, Rev. R. P. Baird oficiated. Another
one of Cobb county's oldest and best citi-
GERS has passed from earth to Heaven.
The deceased was born in Hall county,
Ca, and moved to this county in 1885,
united with the Mars Hill Church in 1916,
being one among the first pillars of said
church, and in his death the church has
lost a faithful member of long standing
This sainted man was one of its pillars in
its infancy and for AZ years has helped tc
bear the burdens and hardshps through
which it has passed, not only has the
church lost faithful member, but the
county has lost good citizen, the com.
munity shining light, his bereaved chill,
dren kind, loving father Truly might
it be said OF him, though dead, still he
liveth, and his works shall follow him, tt
planted in the lives OF his children by him
sell anu SdIulcu WLic, WHICH pTeCtuSu ulU
nearly 3 years, the same christian graces
that made their lives useful and whatever
work he began will be continued by those
left behind and God only knows wher the
work they began will cease, perhaps never
until God calls them from the grave anc
gives them a crown of many stars Let Us
all initiate the example of this saintec
man, 80 when we come to die our work!
may live after us for good, and our deatl
like his, may be that of the righteous.
A DISTANT Relative.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-07-24

WAINIEA, (Kauai, July 2l.-The
first service under the auspices of the
Waimea Foreign Church Society was
held on Tuesday the 18th instant,
For some years there has been no
foreign church in this district, and a
short time ago a few of the ladies
undertook to establish one. They OBJ
tanned permission from the Hawaiian
Board of Missions to occupy the large
stone church at Waimea, and have
raised by subscription, a sufficient
amount to put the building in good
order, purchase an organ and hymn
books and pay the salary of a clergy
man and the rent of a parsonage for
one year.
The Rev. Mr.. Boyer of Oberlin,
Ohio, who was called to take the
charge, arrived last week.
The ladies who have headed this
movement are deserving of great
credit, and had the satisfaction of
seeing congregation of over 80 per-
sons at the inaugural service. Mr..
Boyer impressed his hearers most
favorably. He is a young man of
apparent zeal and will doubtless
prove to be the right man for this
parish.
On Friday evening last Mr.. and
Mrs. Morrison gave reception TO Mr..
Boyer at their residence, Belle View.
A programme was presented, consist
ing of music, reading, Rotations,
etc, concluding with very interest
ing description of trip to Florida and
Cuba by Mr.. H. p. Baldwin of Haiku,
Maui, after which, refreshments were
served and ''good nights" exchanged.