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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-10-17
LA REFORMA
DE LA q ENSENANZA.

La Gaceta de Madrid, de Is
lei passdo, publicA Ia expoaicion
R. D. que modifies los estuaios
ie 10 2. enaeflanzs. Vamos d
aacer de clio un simple exir&cto.
Fl Gobierno se propode reor-
ganizar Ia citads "a ensenanzs
en IL Media p sible do armo-
ala con los nuevos adslantas
psdag6gicos = cientifi;os, te.
uiendo ademSs en- cuents los dl.
versos crierios sustentados por los
diferetes partidos, escuelas y Or
gauos vivos de In opini6n pd.
oiies. y mUy espeeiAlmente los
volaminosos dicsamtnes de- Con.
aejo de Inatrucci6n pub ics, q fin
le que sa obra rssuits 10 EXPIRE
sion concordsds de aque,Iss &uso-
eizadas fuentes do information y.
En- este sentid0, = tenisndo en-
;usnta que 10 q. snsensnEa debe
1trecer ell dcb'e caracter Dc culs'
iura general y preparation 10
Vez de estudios supsriores, Ia d.
vide en- doe periodos con Ell nom-
ore de estudios generates y estw
dos preparedness, considegardo
,ue eata soluci6n comprensIva y
arm6nica sAsisface todas las sspi-
tacioneg.
A armenian los essudios SO We
al prop6siso del Minictrc de diff.
suttaE ID asistenciG de muchas c'a
'es sociaIes q sste grado de- ense
|ianza /; J para ex ender 10 edaea
ci6n que 80 re2ibs en- Ia e4cuels,
sbre los Instisueoa 4 uns auperior
sducaei6n, para Gus todos los j6-
7enss. sin distiucioaee, puedan
terminar alli : no On la e e'eusIA su
psriodo general educativo pAra
entregarse a las tecnicss y ma
oualidad de las professionals y Of
clos que les espsran. 40 para que
todos sigan carrsrss fsculsativss.
LA Eoiuci6n propuests es @sta /:
Los estudios generates consti
tuyen uu ciclo complete en- cua
tro ailos, lesde los dies a los ca.
torce, para todos = para todss lao
necesidades.
Los estWdi0s preparedness, en-
dos afios, fernando otro ciclo de
AmpIiaci6n y psrfeccionamiento,
aunque "a especisIizsdo, respeeto
del anterior, para los que hayan
Dc prepArarse con eentido m&s
eientifiso y aspirar oil culsivo de
los estudios superiores = facuIta-
tivoe.
En- conjunto, seis afios, qae es
oil t6rmino medic de 10 dursci6n
de Ia segunda ensensnza en- Eu-
ropa.
El Ministro, "psra acabar CON
eI error de las asignaturas por ma
sac cerrAdas" que abruman 10 inte.
'igencia , producer. segdn EXPIRE.
%, ofuacaei6n mas que verdadsro
? claro conocimiento, divide lac
co series de curaoe,
cada vez mas amplios y Fesfectos,
y estabIece 10 repesici6n del sems,
? el ejercicio cue ersa el hdbito y |
produce Ia aaimilaci6p.
En- tai concepto, ,resuItsn cuatro
curscs prrs ei sssudio del latin, q
igual ndmero para 81 idi9ma pa
trio para las ensenAnsss esteti.
cas- y Ii:erarias ? para los estu-
dios faicl6gicoa & hist6r;co nasu~
rasse trss Gursoa para los cuno~ |
sin1ientoa psieofi osofi:os y para
los psi';o soeiAea ; ein:o para
8sIudio d. lsa Matem4sicse dos
para le Fioies = dos para Ia OH
mira.
So prescinde dc toaa exe.ua:vis
no de ensefianzs c.asic. 6 moder
nists, dando d los estudlos rnoder
ooa 10 que el imperio de IL vida II
.us menesteres exigen. ? al ele- |
mento cIasico 10 que en- justicia y
oecesidad 90 .ej debe como base |
de nuestra culture; = 70 in'roduse
q sducaeidn fisica, aunqus 40 conI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-10-17
Puerto RiGo.
Bernardo Be0ndi1oO.

| En ell pe,i6dico diario que s pa.
blica en- esa Capital titulado La Go.
rrespondenoia de Puerto Rico, n6m.
l.2O9, perteneOiente al 26 de Mario
dltimo, sc insest6 sin fecha nj In.
gar un comunicado que firmaba IN
vecino, por ell que 90 ha9ia pdbllco
que ell que suscribe habia sido de.
ounciado al Juzgado de esta Villa,
por el Ayuntamlento del Dorado,
por estafa probada.
En- vista de la grave injuria Y ca
lumnia lanAadas a la pablioldad, de-
mand6 al Director de dicho peri6-
dico, para que manifestara qoi6n
era el autor de tai comunicado /; re-
su!tando ser IN Sr del pueblo del
Dorado, llamado ID. Oandido Aler
Peila, mi enemigo personal, contra
quien tengo enrablads querella Cri.
minal por iDjuria y oalumnia.
En- atenci6n a resultar cierto el
haber presentado Ia denuncia los
individuos de Ia Corporation Mu-
nicipal del expresadO pueblo, enc
migos gratuitos, porQue el que
suscribe, en- Cumplimiento del de-
ber que le imponfa 50 cargo de De-
positario de aqucllos fondos NUM-
cipales, no enGraba por ciertas Co.
sas Contrarias a so modo de scr
y 50 honradeE nunca deamenti-
da como emplesdo pdblico y como
particular, publiqu6 un comnnicado
en- varios peri6dicos de Ia Isle, en-
el que suplicaba q las psrsonas que
no me conocian no juzgaraa nj 90.
mentaran mi conducta, hasta tanto
los tribunales de justioia pronun-
ciasen su Ultima palabra, en- el su.
mario que con tai motive se ins.
truia.
Hace poeos dias lego q mi como.
cimient0 que p0r la Excma Audien.
ella sc habis dictado auto de sobrei.
miento libre en- dioho sumario, sin
hGb6rseme deolGrGdO proces0dO.
En- tai virtud present6 .Un escri.
to q Ia Saia de 10 criminal, con al
fin de que por quien corgespondte.
ra se me expidiese copia certjfies-
da por duplicado del auto de So
breimiento dictado en- la causa se-
guida por ell Jusgado de Vega -ba-
ia, sObre estafa a varios Contribu.
yentss del Ayuntamiento del Do.
RADIO, supioando a la veg autorizs.
ci6n para su publication en- Ia
prensa y remitir otra ri Excmo Sr.
Gohernadot General, 4 cuya SuDe.
riOr Aut0ridad Sc di6 cuenta nor al
expresado Ayuntamiento de Ia
mencionkda denuncia, cuyo escrito
ha sido resuelto en- la forma al.
yuiente:
-" Puerto Rico, % de Agosto de
1894 NO siendo parte don Ber.
aardo Blandlno on 10 eausa & qua
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-10-17
IL SR. FERNANDEZ DE- CASTRO.

En- ei tren general de pasajeros
del Ferrocarril de- la Bahia regres6
esta Ciudad el se1or don Anto-
MO Fernandez dc Castro, que, co
mo sabea nuestros leCtores, fu6
puesto en- libestad por Ia partida de
Manuel Garcia.
LIS reserva que Sc guarda respec.
to q cusntO 40 refers 3 cate seoues
tro, nos imp!de extendernos en- de
TALES referentes los suoasos que
han mediado entire ell secuestro J
Ia libertad del sen or Fernandez de
Castro.
Apreveohando loa breves instan-
tes en- que pudimos hablar con
el se3usstrado y sua famiiares.
supimos que daspu6s de haber 81
lido el senor Fernandez de Castro
del bstey del ingeuio Carmen, fu6
vendado, haci60dosele Csminar a
caballo una jornada de siete horas,
aoampsnd0 On IN monte, donde 10
tuvieron hasts qus llegal on q IN
espeso monte, en- ell que permane-
cieron hasta qGe le voivieron a ha-
Ger montar para ponerlo en- liber.
tad.
Durante ell seoueGtro, STEM pre- tu
vo a uno de los baudidos de cent?
nels, sin que le permitieran pasar
de los limltes que le habian seha
lado.
Manifesto ell senior Fernsndes
dc Castro one t1do el NAL tempo
10 pas6 la intemperie, durmiendo
en- una hamaca.
Los bandidos, para ponerlo on
llbertad, le hicieron aadar mas de
tres horas, y al llegar a un punto
bastants pedregoso, y despu6s de
hsoerle bajar una Iona bastante
pendiente, Manuel Garcia le dijo:
| QuedG @Sted en- HbertGd; tome pOr 6se
CamsiYo q NegarG al OkWohO dc Pc.
Iayo.
| 81 sefor Fernandez de Castro lie
lreplic6 que no 10 dejasen ali, puas
lei no saba donde 90 enooa5raba; q
10 que Ell bandido le conSest6 que
lsiguiera ell camino indicado, que va
lei 90 orlentsria.
| Seguldamente 90 despidieron de
lei, daadOle la inano J dejandole On
Iaquella soledad.
| Durante largo TEMPO estuvo ca .
miaando el seflor Fernandez de
IOastro, sin sabar a punto flo q
Idonde dirigirse, hasts que logr6
oir el ladyldo do un perro, y 81
Eguiendo la direction aqu6lla lego
la IN bohio de la finca "La Luiss,' -
donde ptdi6 albergue.
EI inquiliDo del bohio, que 10 es
an tai AmOres, antique amigo del
seouest7ado, le franQue6 ls puerts
de so chosa, y le dej6 descsnsar On
ratio, al msmo tempo que le di6 uu
IpoCo de aguardiente para dsrse
unas fricoiones, pues Sc hallaba
muy quebrantado por haber per-
manecido durante mucho tempo 6
la intemperie.
| Ri senor Amores acompafl6 al
seouestrado hasta el ingenio Oar
men,"
Ea ell iogonio. al tsnerse notiois
de su llegads, salieron q so encuen-
tro su esposa dofia Aurelia Vivas,
su selor padte ysu hermano don
Rafael, q0e eran los 1nicos que de
la fami ia alli habia.
| Media hora despu6s SO RETRO q
su habltaoi6n ell senor Fernandez
de Castro, donde estuvo desoan-
sando hasta que sc consrituy6 el
senior Fiscal Militar en- el ingenio
Carmen.
Sc dice que los bandidos Qae Sc
Cuestgar0l al s:lor Fernandez de
Castro, SOL: Manuel y Vicente Gar
cis y Gayo Sosa (s) "El Isleiio."
El malato Plasenoia parsce no
tom6 parte On este secuestro."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-10-17
I'm SECUgSTRlDO I'm LIBERTlD.

Con 81 epigrste Ey seaor Fer
n6ndeS de Castro, eacsibo 10 81
yuiense 81 Diario de la Marina,
solega habsnero:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-10-17

Vega, bsja II de Octubre de 1894.

Se. Director del BoLETfN MEk.
CANTIL.
Puerto RiGo.
Mi respectable Sr. y amigo:
Muoho le estimar6 de Oabida en-
los columnas de su lluatrado perl6.
co 6 las slguientes lineas, por cuyo
favor le anticipa las mas expresi-
vas gracias 81 atento g. s. y amigo
Q. s. M. B.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-10-17

tnme ed1atRmente de Portugal. Ests
noche llegarA a Madrid dOnde sui
amigos proyectan hacerle IN reci-
bimiento enthusiastic.
Aseg6rase que el se6or Saline
ron dispute Agriamente CON el 60
bernador de Lisboa.
Ha llegado a San Sebastian Ia
Reina Natalia de SerVia, la cual,
despu6s de almorEar con s.. M. Ia
Reina Regente, Segres6 & Bia-
rritz.
Roma, S.-Ha llegado q esta ca.
pital el emiaente Tribune espaiol
don Emilio CASTELAR,.
Su Santidad el Papa le concedi6
So prometida audiencia, y le ha
manifestado qua admiraba mucho
su gran elocuencia, estandO ambos
conformes sobre algunos asuntos
de politica general.
Londrss, 8. - Telegrafian de
Shanghai que ha empezado la re-
beli6n en- Jehol, sitio del palacio
imperial.
Ell MiEistro de los Estados Uni
dos en- Pekin ha manifestado a los
oiudadanos amerioanos que residen
alii que es seguro que el ej6rcito
jap0n6s ataOara 4 diOha capital, y
aconaeja que las mujeres y ninos
abandonen enseguida Ia ciudad.
Los chinos riC0s estan saliendo
de la capital.
Berlin, 8. 8.-Oomunican de San
Petersburgo al Sch!eSiSoh6 ZeitMng
ls Bseslsu que 81 emperador Ale
andro de Rusia SO ha pueato de
repante Deor de 50 enfermedad.
Han salido q toda prisa para L.
Vadla los altos empleados del Es-I
ado.
Berlin, 9.---Segdp declaran los
psincipales pro1ustozea do sE6car
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-09-27
AUSTELl.

Conductor NJ. H. White spent
Sunday in Austell.
Mrs. George Pratt and children,
of Campbellton, have returned home
after spending several days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Horton.
Miss Susan Morehead has been
very sick but is some better now.
DR.. J. W. Westmoreland, of Atlanta,
has been attending on her.
We learn DR.. J. Z. Smith, OF
Austell, who was carried to his
fathers at Carrollton, is fast i'm
proving. Why? He has fine boy
at his house.
Mr.. Randy Brown. we are sorry
to learn, was unable to attend
church Sunday. Something he
never tails to do when he can get
here.
AS DR.. McWilliams could not FIJI
his appointment the 3rd at the
Christian church, on account of hav-
ing 80 many patients very low with
fever, Elder l.. M. Carter, of Lithia.
preached a fine sermon for them at
IL a. m.
Mrs. James White and niece, Miss
Mollie Brewer, are visiting friends
and relatives in the country.
The Carter and Standridge debate
closed the 18th. Will say some>
thing about it later. Two PENNY.
Work on the new Baptist church
is being pushed rapidly and will
soon be completed.
There was no mob or signs of one
here last Sunday morning when
Will Myers was carried through and
if Sheriff McLain was here as was
stated in the Atlanta Journal those
who were at the train saw nothing
of him. OF course our people like
ell others were Mortified at the very
thoughts of such crime but no one
ever limited lynching.
Our first bale of cotton was brought
in by Judge John James last FRI
day. 1t weighed COS pounds and
was bought by Mr.. A. H. Irvine.
A negro made a'political speech
here one night last week. 1t was
reported that he was Democrat
but he turned out to be Republic
can. Parties in other places are
telling it that the Democrats here
ran him off. This is false and very
few knew of it until they heard that
he said he had been run off by two
men of his own color. 1t was not
on account of his politics that he
was run off SITTER.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-09-27
NICKAJACK.

Cotton is opening so fast that all
available help will soon be in reuui-
sitl0n to gather it, but if the price
of picking is cut with its selling
price there will be many dark faces,
long drawn out.
In the face of hard times Lemons
district seems to be rolling in fat
ness. A reliable Nj. d. informs us
that he saw an impromptu gathering
of four ladies in one house in that
salubrious section whose combined
weight was nine hundred and sixty
pounds, the heaviest being three
hundred and the lightest one hun.
dred and eighty-fve pounds, none
of them old and all of them from
good looking to real handsome.
If that Jealous "itemizer" who
commended Hoke Smiths speech so
highly will read J. w. Goldsmith
speech, read before the Saturday
Night Club (Atlanta), he will hang
the "gold standard" advocates speech
at half mast and cry out give a la
Goldsmith :" give la Democra-
Cyl" THE dollar of our daddies
forevern
If he who laughs last laughs best,
then the Rev. W. W. West has the
smile. He was hauling off forty
pound melons last week after all
competitors had "gin out
The Rev. Thomas Carncs, of Villa
RIGA, will preach at the residence
of r. ?. Daniel at three o'clock p.
M, 30th inst.
Mr.. Charlie Mobley, who holds an
important place in the Atlanta post
office, is spending his vacation in
ruralizlng at Smyrna and Concord.
The Rev. Mr.. Edmunson, assisted
by the Rev. D. Q. Brown, will hold
a series OF services at the Methodist
church beginning on the fifth Sun
day. KoN.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-09-27
HAVE YOU NOTICED?

That the village statesman who
knows exactly how to settle "the la
Dor question" elsewhere, settles it
at home by letting his vile do most
of it?
That the man who cusses the
democratic party ''for doing moth,
ing" holds Gown a dry goods box
about 365 days in the year?
That the man who swears "prohi-
bition kills town." has breath on
him so strongly alcoholic that it
would warp 3 stove fue?
That the man who knows perfect
ly ''what the farmers ought to raise -
never raises anything but his voice
That the man who worries about
"this country's financial condition,
is never bothered by the fact that
his wife supports him?
That the man who objects to silver
money "because it is too heavy
never had 81 at one time in his life
Robert l.. Blalock in Macon Tele-
graph.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-09-27
DUE EAST.

Died. last Saturday night at
mis- home, near Mt. Bethel, Mr..
Henry Edwards passed from this
world we hope to a better one, and
was buried at Mt. Bethel cemetery
on Monday. He leaves a wife and
several children.
Rev. Nathan Smith, OF Acworth,
who has reached his four score years,
preached at the Bible Christian
church on last Sunday.
Mr.. Wade Dobblns, wife and chill.
dren, Of Atlanta, came out last Sun.
day to attend the burial of his
brother-in-law, Mr.. Henry Edwards
on Monday.
The heavy rain that tell one night
last week washed out about sixty
feet Of Mr.. c. E. Johnston's mill
dam.
Miss Olive Sauls left last weel
for Macon where she will enter thu
Wesleyan Female College.
Mr.. E. M. Handy, of Adairsville
is visiting relatives and friends here
this week.
Do not forget the exhibition or
next Friday night at Sardis, fol-
Profs. Pierce and Ladder never fail
to give you the worth of your money
Mrs. Porter is very sick.
The sorghum crop is very good
this year, and we are sure of some
thing to sop.
Prof. D. r. Pierce attended Rev.
Sam Jones' meeting az Gainesville
last Sunday. ALERT.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-09-27
KENNESAW.

Married-Mr. Ounce Cason and
Miss Guard, of near Decatur, were
made one at the parsonage in Deca-
tur at ten clock Sunday morning.
Mr.. Cason is one of our business
men, while Miss Guard is very pref
ty and accomplished. The bride
and groom arrived here Monday
where they will make their future
home. May their pathway be strewn
with flowers.
Mr.. Loftious, of Atlanta, was the
guest of Mr.. Cason Sunday.
MIR. Cason, of Atlanta, visited his
father Sunday.
Miss Anna Weston, of Atlanta,
is on visit to her uncle, ID. M.
Weston.
j. G. Tanner is home on a weeks
visit with his family.
Mr.. Bud Morgan, of Vicksourg,
Miss, is home on a visit. We are
glad to see you. Stay as long as
you can.
K. IL. Gibson, of Lexington, KY,
who has been running on the L. S.
r. 4. has returned to take posi-
ton on the w. & A. R. r. We are
glad to see you back, Emmett, for
We know that your heart was here.
The quarterly meeting was held
at County Line Saturday and Sun
day and Kennesaw was we'll rcpre>
sented.
Now, boys, get a move on you.
Kennesaw dots have to be headed
with marriage every week.
The fox hunters association met
at Ball Ground, but all the mem
bers were not present, but enough
for quorum. The president, B.
M. Stanley, reports splendid time.
They caught brother fox after 7
hours race, but l am here to tell
you that when Ben Stanley and Eli
jah Fowler get after fox he has to
be mighty sly to get away. l will
venture to say that they have got
the finest pack of dogs in the State.
Mr.. Fowler has dog that could
not be bought for 500.
We learn that two third party
men were to speak to the colored
people at q certain place, but there
were only 3 present. Let the poor
old darkies alone, you can't foo
them any longer.
There was a good many attended
the speaking in Marietta last Satur.
day and wish every third party
man in the county could have hearc
the speeches made by Speaker CrisE
and John W. Maddox. IF they hac
} and would lay prejudice aside, they
would vote the Democratic ticket.
Mrs. Sallie Roberts lett las
Tuesday for her old home in Null
town, Indiana, to visit parents anc
friends. We wish her a pleasant
visit and safe return. ELI.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-09-27
MT. BETHEL.

Mr.. II. G. Powers friends will be
glad to know that he was out Mon
day shaking hands.
The singing at Mr.. Dave Sulli~
vans Sunday evening was enjoyed
by all who attended.
Miss |. G. Power, who has fever,
is convalescent.
There was singing at Mr.. James
Reeds Monday night, for the pleas.
ure of Mr.. II. G. Power.
Mr.. Clinton Power is attending
the University at Athens.
Miss Louisa Hartsfeld has closed
her school at this place.
There will be an all day singing
at Chattahoochee, near this place,
next Sunday Both, inst.
Prof. Selman, of Powder Springs
will teach school at this place mex
year.
Making syrup seems to be thu
order of the day. Boy.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-09-27
Gbe marietta 90urnal.
COUNTY NEWS.
UPSHAW.

Rev. A. J. Morgan will preach a
the residence of Mrs. Sarah Will
loughby, next Saturday night.
Miss Mamie Griggs is visiting
friends ut Oak Hurst this week.
Mrs. w. P. Clay is slowly ;mprov'
ing.
Mrs. Nancy Griggs, of OctAvia,
returned home Sunday after very
pleasant visit to the family OF her
SON, Mr.. A. A. Griggs.
Mr.. Press Orr and wife, of near
Acworth, visited Mrs. Orr's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. J. Davenport Of
this place Sunday.
Mr.. James I. Chalker, Jr., VI
Kennesaw, visited his sister, Mrs.
James r: Griggs, Sunday.
Mr.. Bruce and family, of near
Powder Springs, visited the family
of Mr.. I. J. Davenport last Sunday,
Quite q large crowd was out al
the singing Sunday afternoon.
Misses jamie Broadwell and Mary
Shaw visited Misses Emma and Leila
Alexander last Sunday.
We were glad to see Mr.. Dewitt
Rice out Sunday afternoon. He
will return to his home in Texas the
last of the week.
Mr.. Rason Dobbs has moved his
gin from his home to this place. He
is now ready to gin cotton.
RUBY.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-09-27
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
Gath. Thanking my many friends fol
their liberal support in the past, l solicit
your support in the coming election.
promise that will endeavor to discharge
my duty as Sheriff in the future as have
in the past. w. E. Williams will be my
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 Grittel
district, will be my Deputy.
7. J. DAVENPORT.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-09-27
ROSWELL,

Elder Johnson, OF Atlanta, filled
the pulpit at the Baptist church
here Sunday morning and night in
place of Elder A. }. Goss, who is
conducting a meeting in Atlanta.
Rev. w. A. Dodge, of Atlanta,
preached 'the funeral OF Forrest
Crowley here last Thursday to a
very large congregation. After the
funeral he was buried by the Ma
sons, Archie Smith acting as w. M.
A large number of friends from Ma
rietta, Atlanta and Alpharetta ats
tended the funeral. We wish to
correct the report that Forrest Crow
ley was stock dealer and,a gambler.
| have known Forrest since a small
boy. | know he was not connected
with anything immoral or dishonor>
able. He was a member of the
Methodist church, Masonic Lodge.
and an Odd Fellow. He stood high
IN every station in life that he occu-
pied. He ran a general store and a
livery stable in company with his
father, MIR. s. Crowley, who is Presi-
dent of the Laurel Mills. Forrest
managed the store and livery stable
IN q business way, only trading in
stock as necessity required in their
business. The whole charge is ab>
solutely false and without founda>
ton. Every business in town was
closed to attend the funeral.
Miss Lillian Adams, of Atlanta
visited friends here last week.
Mr.. Frank Sherman, of Atlanta
visited friends here last Sunday.
Mr.. III. F. Drake visited friends
in Atlanta last Saturday and Sunday
Miss Ollie Johnson bas been teach
ing class in music at Chamblee.
Mr.. w. L. Watson and wife, o
Blackwells, visited his father an,
mother last Saturday and Sunday.
R.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-09-27
The Village Blacksmith.

Beneath spreading chestnut tree
The village Smithy stands;
The smith, mighty man is he
With large and sinewy hands;
And the muscles OF his brawny arms
Are strong as iron bands"
He once was very thin and weak,
And pale and sickly, too;
But now you see, in his physique,
What Germetuer can do,
He says he has no words to speak
What praise to it is due.
81; 6 for IS.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-09-27
JOURNAL FOR ST.:

Owing to the stringercy OF money mat
tiers, and with view 10 increase our sub.
cription list, we will serd the Marietta.
Journal for cash one year for one dollar
six months for fifty cents, and three month.
for 25cts in the county All credit sub.
scripticns at the old rate. $3.50. Drop
into the Journal Office and leave your sub
scrip zion with the euitors.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-09-27
The Discovery Saved His Life.

Mr.. G. Caillouette, druggist, Beavers
vile, H., says: ITO DR.. Kings New
Discovery / owe my life Was taken with
lagrippe and tried all the physicians for
miles about, but OF no avail and was given
up ind told | could not live Having DR..
Kings New Discovery in my store sent
tor u bottle aud began its use and from
the first dose began to get better, and after
using three bottles was up and about again.
1t is worth its weight in gold. We won't
keep store or house without it." Get a
tree trial bottle at Palace Drug Store.