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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-07-19

ever see you Kick q dunno Dfut6 4gdfu
I'll serve you the same way
II looked for a large-sized scrap
right there, but, strange to say, nei-
ther the man o his two compan-
ions took it up, but waltzed down
the street, simply %muttering that
they didn't want to get arrested, but
that they would get even. I looked
around to see what had become Of
the lanky fellow, but he disappeared
somewhere; l don't know WHERE
Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-07-19
When Brides Wore Crowns.

Saxon girls a thousand years ago
always wore a gold crown during the
marriage ceremony, this article being
kept in the church and a fee paid for
its use by the brides of the parish.
In the year 1927 the Danes raided the
south of England and stole 100 church
crowns, and there Vas 40 marrying
in the afflicted villages for nearly
six months until crowns could be
made.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-07-19
MANY SHOT DOWN.

'renzied Mobs Fights with a Squad of tn"
National Guard.
In defending a wrecking train and
crew on the Forty-ninth street tracks
Vi the Grand Trunk Railroad al
L'omis str ct in Chicago, Saturday,
the police and a company of militia
hred into the crowd. They had been
stoned and shot into the mob indis.
crlmlnately. The soldiers also charged
Ml'h their bayOnets. One man was
ia'ally and seventeen, including three
women and a baby, more OF less serl'
ously woun ed.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-07-19
KockefeIler's Money Nus BE Paid.

John d. Rockefeller, the Standard
Oil millionaire, will have to give his
s55p. UCO to Chicago University. When
he made the donation it was on condi-
ton hat the University trustees raise
\ .5nOOb to make the sum III even mill
ion This has been done, the last sub
s.ription needed, $4,000, having been
paid.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-07-19
! ne out OF i appears, :,
are still WI and ,

ue OF the sou rIrs iroj
are still very and d
i i s SS''s sse the r,,]
average. 'enpera1
m o]sss onaoe, hsv, !
h f Sar s1a e ,Psills'so' h
s Yea the dr rautbe 'he|
on the 9th. h WAS bl
Is reported 'ut no
te from hail is ALL
kseral counties also
s, nicely aiss fax XII pinet|
table oild pron
/ prospective shoS q
| sgun in portion, o,
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-07-19
Gold Find.

VI early days +,
repeated an avn m
ne news reacbs s'y =
veries in the 'y W.
mile mile and a .'i bai II
ID brought in I h.. 4
i ,a to the ton = Il
m adjoining ' W. W
s and others,vw,a 0 csi
[ en ounces iSs M
ON : other clajm rli1
not better 'I En-
mostly BY II" Learn y
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-07-19
p OUT OF
CLEVELAND eau.
IONS

.,o, Admonishing Citizens to
=, Iaw-City Practically Under
L., Law-strike to BE General
boo Men 90 Out
Reclamation practically declrring
r. law in Chicago was decided
.,ra full discussion in the Cab.
Meeting at Washington 1t Is as
r.: -, ~. rr,awrr, oh-
EREAS' cnnmbinatious. and sssemblages OF
Y 's1 Il ia: become tmpr; e .O;Sls. IN In tn:
~ sG United States within the State Of
y ' and especially in the city of Chicago,
. ssia Nor The purpose Of enforcing the
EGt es,ecution OF the laws OF the United
u md protecting its property and remov-
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-07-19
. for Rain,

for Rain,
nora no rain at Gavri
small grain is all
corn crop is n,
want of rain. # r.
!, : a few nights 4 4
Fh to pray for raj \
t Cavour.
of Cavour coun|
ngglng' Tempora|
'ilc cause.
ota Briefs.
biting in a fine n
nity of FlaudreI
INCEST drouth M
section in twend
a~rtesian well ws
wrence, in cons1
Lawrence pecpl
OF The state ard
takes the grcan
Ill afford So.
Use and binderT
Ftlon to do its owl
ling men are
he Hills owing
The mails 'sr
not come, and
ioH Vi lnn0cuoa
e Hills IVES. a
eer are very md
tame as sheep,
AVE gotten ind
said there wers
kinds of brands
Without anybody
he lower 2elleI
bout over and
will be oyeri
The cattle arel
beef roundup
some time inI
lest one for fat
EN- held on thisl
I from Castle
lat men are at
one end Of the
III are making
pid City Jour.
the numerous
lie that near
S fine, bright
ouX Falls re-.
1t Township,
,~stigating the
lch now pre-.
ming extent,
days there
cases in that
nlch resulted
are at pres
,ommissiorcs
Is, has jul
nited State.
a list of in
ON 80, 900 70
son and Ed
ands are in
the interior
tbs since
acres yet 10
was down
Crack sav:
I'd disposed
cen penny
lie has just
oar and ex.
" for some
r gold from
y is worth
punt of the
of the new
Times, i:
engineer:
ng a line
point Oh
lal survey
This line
IN Mime
thoroughly
be built
nent has
Eastling,
n, Lizzie
ked their
Or climes
to the
lovers ls
9 seen
The pa
lple are
rem are
d could
r people
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-07-19

nora no rain at Gayri
small grain is abb abb
corn crop is y,
want of rain. # r
!, : a few nights !, \
N to pray for r'I nj \
t Cavour.
|n OF cavour comm
(ngglng. Tempors|
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-12-12
Der rehte 2lrm eeldhmt.
a1n1tt gettatnng errrttet.

vi1n{ere iebt Is Sabre afte Tonter Blan1e mar
fardterli NIT gerp6tdt bebaftet uno bate ben 0e'
brouh beS recbten MrmeS bolitdnbig perlpren. Jbr
al aue bebaiten anb aud ibren Wuffunterri9t ein'
fenen nubten. Mir tirttete. ie piirbe ben weits'
tang befommen. nnb finb iiberaeugt bab mir g ntr
enem nni1dsbaren Seiniittef au berbanten boben.
baB He bieler furft6aren Rranfbeit nitbt anbeim.
fieL mir berieien Merate. absr es balf nidts. Dsn
/. Muguft tpDg fe nnr Is pfuno. nno pbglet9 jie
erif bret syInien WerDtne ein9enontmen. beldnft t
ibr Ge,pit iebt anf 100 Yfb tbre Wero6tdt uno bic
Mn3eiden beg Weitstan5es Fno pbaig neri4pnnesn;
fe geht regeImdbig sur Gdule uno lsrnt ohns De.
Mrmes unb erfrent @ eines auS9e3eifneten MppetitS.
SSctne 0eIoiumte f1nmte umferer 9odltes BITE
0etunobeit crtaufen, cte ne omrd) 9r. GtteS'
Wctptne etIangt hat.
sErou m All 9ulInd Hriahfpu. H u
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0cidlidttc NNpotbcfcM.

9apton, Cbio., 6. Tea. Man III
bier elmer groben 0ppotbefenfdliduna
auf Die Gpur aetommen, aber bes Gdl=
lhers leioer nod nidt babbaft eemor-
ben. CHARLES 8. 2emp aus 8ellbrooi
bat bic unansenebms gntosfung ge=
mabt. baB feline sipOlf in Dapton sels-
genen 8runbitiide nit elmer Oppotbet
bon $l2. 900 belaftet lino. sur Siher-
ltellung zines Me1lels. Gie 6ppotbet
muroe gu 8unlten bon 3. u. Crane
ausaeitellt. aber. ,pie Gsmp iaat. bat
er tpeber einen Webiel. nod eine 0ppo=
tbet unterseidnet, uno ert!drte be lin.
terkbriit fir cine Gdlidune. Die .ur-
funbe" murbe i'm SUM- bieies Sabres in
Die Brunbbiiher einsetragen.
gin slpeites Cpfer bes Gdlfders lit
Der Sarmer Moam grbe, auf beiien gi=
eentbum cine 0Dpotbet bon $1,000 Ids
ltst. Sn oieiem Sole 1T IS Elm 0err
9teeo, Der Das @elo poraeltredt baben
mil. Gomo9l Die llnterihrift grbe's
lpie Bic isiner sSrau iinb sefdiifbt. gs
iino iOiort serihtlihe Shritte asthan
moroen, Inn Die 0ppOtbeten anulliren
su laIen. Dsan hsfiird,tet, bab nod
anoere aeIdlidte 0ppotbeten in bic
GrunobilAer einsetra9en iuOroen linb.
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Gifc ber ftaotiidlem Weamtem.
gd)mm88ct TT 8robemt Mab.
ftate.

Detroit, Whh., z. Des. gttle melt.
persmei9te Sbmuggler 8anDe, beren
0auptanartier lid ausenideinlih in
Neiu Oort beiinoet, 1T bier bur1 itpei
Getettipes bemasfirt tporben. DieIelbe
befabt lih nit Der ginidmuagelune Der
merthboniten Sorten BON orientaliI1en
Seioen5eu9en unb Damafseipeben aus
2onltantinopel unb Smprna. Ser
Gerianot seidab iiber Canada. Ser
Sauptma6er 1T nod yaeip Oort enttom-
men unb bas hielige 3ollamt bat niht
tpeniger als brei 8eamte binter ibm
herseididt. Das Sdmusslerpad bat
iein @elddft ieit bem CONNER borige,,
Sabres bet,ieben unb feline 8espinnlte
miiiien aaem Nnideine nad Sauienoe
BON Dollars betrasen baben.
Gnoe boriger Wode berbafteten 3tpei
Oeteftipes bier elm pdrden bon Walte-
fern, Niapb unb Salina 8bolbren. in
peien 3immer Elm 2olfer nit feinem
Geioenseug i'm gDcrtbe bon $500 ae=
funben murhe. Gomplieen, bic aeltern
uno beute feitgenommen tpurben. i1aif=
ten Die bon Montreal iiber Ssronto
tommenoen seidmueselten @a1en in
5dden nit 0iilfe bon 5lpei Gdbr.Yeam.
ten auf elmer Der Dampifdbren ipdt am
Nbenb BON Winbior In @anaba nad
Detroit berunter. Bon bier befOrberte
Die nunmebr aus9ebobene Mgentur Den
Saupttbeil Der geihmugselten Waaren
mad Stem Sort ber Reit tpurbe su
Spottpreiien in reiden pribatfamilien
abseiebt. in oenen ii6 bic maltefi6en
S6winbler alS ipriide Wiiiiondre ein=
sufiibren muBten. 9ieiiee 3Dubeamte
ibdben ben Wertb oer felt II Sabren
sei6muagelten Waaren auf iiber 5000. :
900. Cine yteu Oorfer symportiirma,
beren Namen Die @ebeimpolisei nibt
freieeben min. iell nit i'm Gpiele iein.
Die bier aefanaenen lieben G1mugaler
uno S6mu99lergebiilfen baben obne
gDeiteres seltanben uno bic bieliaen De=
teftibes Suttle uno Mpler. ipelde bas
Pdrhen Gbolbren berbaftet baben. iper=
ben ii1 in bic BON Der 9unbesreaierune
ausseiebte gelobnung bon $1,000 tbei=
len.
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=, Bon Srieit tueroen beftige 9tiirme
semeloet Der 0afen mar nit G1ub
iu9enoen S6iffen angefiiat. Srob Der
bod Sebenben Welen itah am Dientag
bic taiierlide Oadt .Miramare" in
See, tueil bic 2aiIerin abiolut na1
pola uollte. Die sSabrt oabin ,piro
ionH in feds Stunoen sema9t. biesmal
erforoerte iie "a Gtunoen.
\ Sm Oit=Nimiibiaen Greet tauite
neulih &eb. 6ofler in Canton, g..
ipieoer elf perionen. 9as WaHer mar
taft uno = f6muBie unb einise 3u=
i6auer bdtten germ fiir bic bon ibren
Siinoen erl6sten unb idlotternb oafe=
benoen 9duflinse elm Geuer gemadt,
aber Der 6err pfarrer CAB es nidt gu.
Ser tiebe @ott madt alles lpieoer gut !
tr0itete er. a.
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vBrobmutter belt 9roBe Stiide Dos
rauf uno CAB es Der Mutter. als lie nod
Gino mar. Mutter meoisinirte> nns ba.
nit. ipenn mir trant ,paren. uno i1
eebe es beute meinen gnfeln. tpenn lie
unpdBlih iino = Die Meoisin bes alien
Dottor Yeier. Gornis Mlpentrdnter
glutbeleber" - eripioerte uns Dor einiz
oen Saaen 9err Samuel s. 6orine,
wobnbaft in 8aparb, Soma. als bic
Sprade auf ben Mlpenfrduter Ylutbe-
leber uno feline 9Birtung lam. Non
@roBmutter auf urentel. bur6 bier @e=
nerationen. bas 1T iiber cine unanfedt=
bare Granite fir Den @ertb oes Mittels.
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Manm,sfrait ipieber bergeiteQt.
& .zaz
0esflf ,'1tsfranfIeiten gebeilt.

Ser Qeim bes Sones tpirb
In man6es iunge, friib
puliirenoe 2eben bur6 Mns
itedung ltno iuaeitolibe
Serirrunaeir gelegt. Cine
Gur.Wetbpbe, bic fh iit
ben oer5iueifeltfen 66neu
ftets eldn;eno betpdbrt bat.
III in oen 9eoie9enen guhe
Trr RetfuuQSsN Nufer"
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Qlnlneuen NOrozG Gltiee-g ganaI pur-
BE- lebte Wode bic bobe Drebbriide BEL
Qerensou in Mnipelenheit Q0jier MiI.
belns feierlib erbffmet. Dabei bieIt
Der Gailer ipieosr cine ieiner be3eidnen-
ben 8e0en. Ct beaIiid,pinlbte Die
Qlrditeiten unh Haultnte, sptil ts ibnetl
pero6nnt iei. bier Die Grndbt ibrer glr-
beif iii iebsn, mas bel 6ilrIien ni9i
INNER Der Gou iti.
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mieocraetce. bitfeIndenbe folItem es 3n ibrem
gdhit'.h .hus :dt ocriqnmem. ,Sasitbe gu leisnn,
abe he iih Tnrt Ia pinoeIbafte Insei9en ber satl-
uYidbn Guad dit perIeitem lalien ibr @eIn.
npprauf piele rpetnIieren. srin Jentter hiiiaus
s1H perfcn Gas 9'nh As. @tHaae, $50 SeiteM
iiftsr tinrerlnIe Gben uuh ssrauenfrantbeiten.
miro fir Gents in oItmarteu. ioraia,a in einen
n,itheeruften llnitdEag psrpadt. frei perlanbt
sHnceie: pEUTScsaES HE'LL il-lNSHTUr,
!. No. II Clinton Place, New York. N. Y.
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Wmdlems alrmifa eatbe.

Tie bette Galbe in Der Melt fit
G6nittnunben. @eibniire. Sal3flub,
Gieberlpunoen, Nnsidlas. aufseiprun-
gene Ddnne, Groftbeulen, 0iibnerangen
unb ale 0au:ansi0ldge, iotuie iie be-
itimmt 1dmorrboioen beilt. Sic ipirb
garantirt, Die bette 3ufrieoenbeit 3n 9e-
ben, ODER oas GelO ipirb 3uriidaegeben.
preis 25 gents per Sdadtel bei 8. 6.
Willer unb 6ohn.
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ct. Francis s,Oipital, 9renton.
81. g.. SD balte Or. Nusuif R0nigs
0amburaer Drulttbee fur Elm ausge.s
aeihnetes Wittel 9e9en bic DeridieOens
ten Mrten bon grtdltun9eu. G9me=
Ter 9R. 0paeintba.
Z Sn Qa(lel III bic in ,peiisrn Qrei-
zen befoHnte @driftliellerin yra,l 9ranb
aus en- Qeben 9ei6ieoen.
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Sos 33e and 33s connect at Wellsvilie for
Stealbenville and Bellaire. Nos. ass ana 141
connect in Union Station, Pittsburgh. Ior thc
East
orrHrru unxapa AVN NEW plif A0Ef pHla
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ytDrbli6 eebenb.
Gu oIib 9ebenb.

an N init t beseitneten Stattnnen mtro ant. Sts
uai ouo ebalten.
aat 8 ise tdelidb. Spnntags ousaenomren. :,
9eu0u en- MnihluB fiubet man IN yarteta an ole -.
& 8. g. W.. 8. Il 8. g. Gr. 3. g. 8. nn6 Oblo Gtner
Gambrioa an bic s. & g. Ditlid lo meitlid. IN 9teip
Gunsersto, OH on bic g. 6. 6. & ct Souts Steubahn
4ftlid9 anb meltlit. in Canal 9oper NIT Der e T. q
80 unb g. & g. nbrblid3 unb DStIib. in gsalep Snnc-
tiuu NIT bci 30 & g. g. uub ber 0allep @ileubabn
9. %. A3age, 5. 8. 1aglnr,
q. y. & Z. VI. Supt 3rdns
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"Dajty. tExoept Sunday. Alag STOP EMealY
DARK Faced Type depotss time from % aeon 10 12 CO
midnight Light Faced from 400 m.daight TO II 90 noon
JOSEPH WOOD E.A. FORD,
General Manager General Passenger AgsrD,
53lN.-T PgTTsBURGH, PENN'A
For Zine cards, rates OF fare, through tickets,
garding the running Of trains apply to any
Agent or the Pennsylvania Lines.
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MbOnnirt auf ben Yeobo9ter. !"
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Or. nli(eS' J1erOine 6i(ft.

9r. w1tIeS' Nerbine iprb pon alien Mpptbeferu
nnter boiler @arantie perfaut ober brect bon Der Dr
W1ileS Webieat Co.. gitbart, Snb nad Gmpfon9 bea
Yreiies perianbt gine Gloe toitet sl.00; feHs Tia
invA $500, eTprebfret
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-10-25
UPSHAW.

Mr.. =. J. Davenport has been
travelling some tor the past few days
electioneering. MIR. Davenport is a
good citizen and we think would
make a good Sheriff. We wish him
much success.
Quite a number from this settle~
ment attended church at Midway
last Sunday, and heard most ex-
cellent sermon. We congratulate
the people of that community on
having secured such a preacher as
Rev. MIR. Baird.
Miss Maud Manning, of DelEar,
is visiting Miss Jessie Kemp.
Mr.. A. P. Griggs and family, Of
Hiram, visited their parents last
Saturday.
Mr.. A. A. Griggs, after severe
attack of pneumonia, is slowly re-
covering.
Rev. T. R. Morgan visited friends
at Smyrna last Sunday.
MIR. B. w. Griggs and wife visited
his brothers family last Sunday.
Ola and Edgar, the little son and
daughter of Mr.. w. P. Clay, are
very sick with fever. RUBY.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-10-25
FOR TAX COLLECTOR :

To the Voters of Cobb county, here
by announce myself candidate for re-
election to the Office of Tax Collector, sub.
ject to the Democratic primary. I feel
grateful for past confidence, and if the
People feel disposed to again honor me,
shall appreciate it and discharge the duties
of the Office honestly and faithfully.
j. V. STANBACK.
To the voters of Cobb county, hereby
announce myself candidate for Tax
Collector of Cobb county, subject to the
Democratic primary. and ask the support
of all Democrats. Respectfully.
w. II. WINTERS.
To the Voters of Cobb County, here's
by announce myself a candidate for Tax
Collector of Cobb county, subject to the
Democratic primary TO be held on Novem>
Der cath, 1894. w. 2. STANLEY.
To the Voters of Cobb County Il here
by announce myself candidate for Tax
Collector, subject to the Democratic pri~
mary to I've held on Saturday, November
Gath, and will appreciate your support.
ID. D. GRoGAN.
To the Voters of Cobb County Il here's
by announce myself q candidate for Tax
Collector of Cobb county, subject TO the
Democratic primary, November Gath,
1894. NJ. T. MCCLESKY.
To the Voters of Cobb County IL here>
by announce myself candidate Tor Tax
Collector of Cobb county, subject to the
Democratic primary, and ask the support
OF all Demo .rats. Respectfully.
JOE MURRAY.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-10-25
DUE EAST.

Mrs. e. A Fridell and son, Boss, are
down with fever.
Mrs. Mark Kidding is improving with
fever.
Mr.. R. W. Cochran, the Superintendent
OF the Paper Mills, has been having chills
and was very sick on last Sunday.
Mrs. G. A. Pickens and little Irene re-.
turned from their visit to Rome on last
Saturday.
We wish to correct the error in last
weeks items of Miss Matte jackson &C.
compauying DR.. W. G. Fisher, of Bolton,
visiting John D. Gantt's, instead of the
way that it occurred on last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie McCleskey spent
Sunday and Saturday night before at her
father s, J. L CAN'T, Sr.
The cotton is opening very fast and will
soon be all out
Prof D. R. Pearce has made his appear,
ance among US again.
Mr.. James Bagwell has commenced to
move On the farm purchased of Mr.. V. A.
Handy
small child of Mr. Medley's was buried
at Sardis on last Sunday. ALERT.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-10-25
MOUNT ZION.

Sunday School at this place every
Sunday afternoon at halt past two
o'clock, and we are glad to have DR..
Greer with US at our Sunday School.
He makes everything bright and all
CT the people like and enjoy his
talks.
The singing at Mr.. Pledger's Sun
day night was highly enjoyed by all
present.
Mr.. F. NJ. Watson and family will
start for Coleman, Texas, very soon.
We will miss them in our neighbor-
hood, but we wish them success.
Miss Viola Baswcll is visiting
Mrs. f. NJ. Watson this week.
Preaching here End Saturday and
Sunday by Rev. W. M. Spinks in
rext month.
Mrs. Saffold, of near Smyrna, Wis
tied her daughter, Mrs. P. V. Kolb,
Sunday. A. N. B.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-10-25
KENNESAW,

The six-year- old son of MIR. and
Mrs. Duvall died very suddenly
Wednesday evening of last week.
He ate his supper as usual but only
lived little while afterwards. The
cause was heart trouble. George
was q twin and it was too sad to
have to give him up so unexpected
ly. The bereaved parents can only
look to the one that taketh away the
sin of the world and say blessed is
His name. While it is your loss it
is Gods gain.
Wallace Buffers cottage is COM
plcted and he will move into it at
once.
John Prices house is nearing
completion.
We learn that Mr.. Lottious will
move here yet. 1t was ruEored
that he would not. We are glad
that rumor had it wrong.
MIR. Cason's house will be ready
for him in a few days. 1 know he
VIII not be sorry.
MIR. Cason's son and family have
moved here to make it their home.
Mr.. Cason has two married sons
here. We wish them success.
Things are little dull at present
as cotton is such low price. The
farmers can't pay much ct bill
with 5 cent cotton, but some OF them
feel very light hearted ind they will
not make more than one bale and il
they buy all they say they are, il
will have to bring % cents per
pound aud We are i'll hopes they will
get it.
Mr.. Nellie Smith, of Acvorth, is
visiting friends hare.
If you want your cotton picked
let the little folks know it. They
have got more get up about them
than the older ones. Eli.
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AUSTELI.

MIR. Will Florence and Miss Agnes
Lindley, of Powder Springs, were
married ct Mr.. McKinney's place
near here Wednesday afternoon of
last week. Miss Lindley had been
to Atlanta and was met here by Mr.
Florence. They drove out to Mr..
McKinney's where they met mia
lister and were married while sitting
in tie buggy.
Last Wednesday evening as the
accommodation passed Peyton some
one threw a rock into one of the
coaches. On Thursday evening some
one shot a Winchester bullet into It
and came near hitting Mrs. Sellman,
of Douglasville, VINO was sitting at
the window where the bullet went
through. Detective c. A. Wooster,
OF this place, and Deputy United
States Marshal Sibley, Of Douglas
Vile, got of at Chattahoochee and
got blood hounds and rifles and went
in search of the parties. Two ne
groes, Robert Broughton and Lee
Pope, were arrested and confessed
doing the shooting.
Quite number of young people
met at the Methodist church last
Saturday evening to form a Library
Club as we have about $4,000 worth
of books which have been locked up
for several years on account of there
being no club. Prot. T. M. Pierce
was elected President. The Library
will be moved to the school building.
Mayor G. J. Shelverton tells US
that the Manager of the Southel n
Railway Company will soon visit
our city to look into the matter Of
giving us a new depot.
DR.. FELTON, will speak here Wed,
nesday evening Oath. Judge Mad
dox will speak later instead OF this
week as has been announced.
SITTER.
DR.. and Mrs. Smith returned
home Saturday from Carrollton.
They bring back with them sweet
little son. The Doctor looks some
what worsted after his long spell of
fever.
Mrs. Maggie Gibson and children,
of Hiram, visited her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. G. w. Brown, last week.
Mr.. James White went to Atlanta
last week to purchase his fall stock
of goods.
Little Inez, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. W. Horton, is we'll again
after several days sickness.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Peavy
on the 22nd, a fine girl.
Rev. Mr.. Dozier, pastor of the
Presbyterian church, preached to
quite a large congregation last Sun
day at IL and also at night.
A quiet wedding took place in
Austell Wednesday, 18th inst, the
contracting parties being Miss Addie
Echols and a Mr.. Grow, of Franklin
county, the brides brother, Rev. A.
ID. Echols, officiating.
Two PENNY.
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What the tool does in the end, che
wise man does in the beginning.
IT MAY DO AS MUCH FOR YOU

Mr.. Fred Miller, of Irving, Ill.,, writes
that he had Severe Kidney trouble for
many years, with severe pains in his back
and also that his bladder was affected. he
tried many SO called Kidney cures but
without any good result. About u year
ago he began use Of Electric Bitters and
found relief at once. Electric Bitters is
especially adapted to cure OF all Kidney
and Liver troubles and often gives almost
instant relief, One trial will prove our
statement: Price only soc for large bottle
AT the Palace Drug Store.
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FOR SHERIFF.

To the Voters of Cobb County:-I here
by announce myself a candidate for re-
election of Sheriff. subject to the Democrat
ic primary to be held Saturday, November
oath. Thanking my many friends for
their liberal support in the past, solicit
your support in the coming election. |
promise that will endesvor to discharge
my duty as Sheriff in the future as have
in the past. w. E. Williams will be nv
Deputy. P. 0. MCLAIN.
To the Voters Of Cobb County:-I here
by announce myself candidate for Sheriff
OF Cobb county, subject to the Democratic
primary. Mr.. A. A. Bishop, OF Gritter
district, will be my Deputy.
7. j. DAVENPORT.