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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-06-20
Shoes /! Shoes! Shoes

Ask your shoe dealer about the
advance in priee Of shoes-be'll tell
you OF steady advance. Prices
are going up! up up! and advance
this early of 20 per cent. all along
the line.
We are still selling at the old
cost price = cheaper now by great
deal than we could replace them for.
This offer open 80 days longer.
Come quick.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-06-20

Belding Spool Silk, 7 cents spool.
Bedding B. FL. Twist, 2 cents spool.
Best Cambria 4 cents the yard.
Best SiIesia IL cents the yard.
Linen Canvas Is cents the yard.
Crinoline 8 cents the yard.
Hair cloth 10 cents the yard.
Household Ammonia 7 cents bottle.
"Gilt Edge" Shoe Dressing 10
cents the bottle.
Witch Hazel, Is cents the bottle.
Colgate's "Octagon" Soap Acts. cake.
Turkish Bath " Acts. g
Philadelaphia Biscuit 10 cts. pound.
Clothes Lines 8 cents the line.
Zinc Buckets Is cents each.
Wash Boards 10 cents each.
Thin Glasses 5 cents each.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-06-20
Straw Hats.

100 Mems Is cents, stiff brim,
selling now at Is cents. On Satur-
day just to see the fun at 80 cents.
Just 100 at this price. No more
less than As cents.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-06-20
SPECIAL.

We give special attention to Lunches
for euchre parties, picnics and entertain>
ments where choisest of menus are
served. We have just received fresh lot
of Pretzels and Trump Pretzels. "Oh,
my, arn't they good on a hot summer
day,
Don't forget We have fresh lunch
homeless herrings.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-06-20
T. |. HUN
DEALER M
Family : Groceries,
CrOckery & Glassware.

Winter fingers in the lap of spring
and with anticipation Of a late sea-
son giving US an abundance of fruit.
[ am Offering California canned fruits
at remarkably low rates.
White Cherries 80 cents can.
White Heath aad lemon cling
peaches at Is cents can.
Maryland Peaches, large can at
15 cents a can,
French Peas very small, extra fine
only 90 cents can.
Have you tried the Acme Sliced
Beef in one pound cans? it is very
fine.
Murray Hill Java Coffee, three
pounds for one dollar.
Olives in bulk at 40 cents quart.
A FRESH lot of SOUR pickles.
"Sour Babies" are fine.
A full line of Crockery and Glass
ware.
7. L. HUNT.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-06-20
adams" HAIR BRUSHES,

Ask your neighbor about them =
she'll tell you they are the very best
made-superior to the finest i'm
ported goods even. Fully guaran-
teed.
80 cents Brushes SO cents. $1.25
Brushes 80 cents.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-06-20
p. r. CORTELYOU. M. D..
GENERAL PRACTITIONER.

GENERAL PRACTITIONER,
MARIETTA, GEORGIA. OFFICE
Nl North-side Public Square, over Mrs.
J. S. Warren's y inery store. Consulta.
ton Hours, 81 a. m. to IL and 3 - 5p. m. =,
unless otherwise engaged. Incidence
Church street, nearly opposite Presbyteri-
an Church. All calls promptly attended.
Telephone No. 40.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-04
THE LISTENER.

Count Ito, the Japanese diplomat, was "Il'c d telegraph operator.
 ColrEd Waring, the New York strIt clCanir., commissioner, wears an English regulation riding outfit when on duty.
 Rev. Dr. McGlynn relieves the monoto- ny of his life in his Ncwburg (N. Y.) par ish by l2cturing and succeeds in attracting large audiences.
 Thomas smith of Paris, Ills, a veteran of Y5 years who carries three Confederate bullets in his lodv, claims to be the oldest survivor of the civil WAT.
 Foreign Iarrrs s;ry that he fastest speak er in the world among public men is Si- gnur Grirnalti. the Italian deputy. He can speak 200 words n minute with case.
 Postmaster General Wilson. who seldom smoked before he w..' 4O, has become an invetcr,Itr smoker. Secretary Morton, on the other hand, has given up the habit.
 Professor Bahcock of thc College of Phy- siriars and Surs,"nns, Chicago, has been totally blind from birth, yet Inc has become one of thr mu>t successful practitioners in diseases of the chest,
 John G. White, Cleveland authority on chess. has a library of about 5000 vol umcS devoted entirely tn the game. This fine collection WIS begun by his father, the late Bushnell White.
 Bishop Wesley Gaines of Georgia is a | culurrd man of vast proportions who is eloquent, original and witty, and who be- | licvvS. aS Ec expresses it, in putting a lot | of ginger into his sermons.
 John C. Atkinson of Henderson, Ky, resigned his office aS mayor of the city the other day and gave the city a valuable piece uf property as n public park. The council named tko new park Atkinson park.
 Ii iS said tha& he estate of Mir. George W. Vanderbilt in the mountains near | AShcvillr N C., has alrlady cost its own CT $4. GOO, 0O1, and 1t Is believed 1t will rc- quirr 6, UOO, 600 to bring 1t to the desired | perfection.
 Rcv. W. A. Sunday, known to ball play CTS as Billy Sunday, who would never play on sunday, is pushing an evangelical cam paign in Indiana and Tightening bis cler- l ical duties by occasionally acting as um- pirc in baseball games.
 William A. Fowler, who died the other day in Brn,s!llyn was Boss Mclaughlin s | former lieutenant. He had lived alone and | under an assumed namc for long time. | Years ago ho entertained at Albany like n prince. His influence on legislation was | wci,hty.
 Arthur Bnlfour crosses and rccrosscs his legs with automatic regularity during a plriiaIncntar! tlrhatc, and Harcourt sits bolt upright. with folded arms, often nod- din. and smiling 10 hi. friends. Cham berlain exhibits surprise by dropping hls | eyHglASs.
 Before age began to bleach his locks Justice John NJ. Harlan was q very tall, rclhcaicd man of the Thomas Jefferson type. Ho was tho son of q great lawyer, md vixen hc t"'k his scat on tho bench he l-ayc Up q practice worth much moro than his judicial .alarg.
 Vaszary, the premier of Hungary, in q man of the mort simple tastes, and when l he nrst entsped cfTica his task wAS rsndered tlouhly hard by the fact that hitherto Ls had been but a pOoF Bensdictius monk. He drove rn the primAtlHl palace, at Gran, in a public cah, carrying on his knoe q cage containing hls pct canary.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-04
Truthful.

"Gencral Grant was. " says General Horace Porter in McCluro's Magazine, ''withoUt exception tEu n:ost absolutely truthful man I ever encountered in pub lie or private life. Hc was not only truthful him>elf, but ho had a horror of untIuth in uthrrs.' An ancCdotc illus tratCS this trait
 Ono day while sitting i'll his bedroom in tho White II ,uSc. where he had rc- tirc'l to write d messago to CSngreSS, a card was brought in by q servant.
 An officer on duty at the time. seeing that the president did not want to Do disturbed, remarked to tho servant. Say the president is not i'll.
 General Grant overheard tho remark, turned around suddenly in his chair and cried out to tho servant:
 "Tcll him no such thing! I don't lie myself, and I don't want any one to lie for mol"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-04
SAY MARTI LIVES,
Friends of the Cuban Leader Do Not civ,
 Him Up.

Friends of the Cuban Leader Do Not Give
 Him Up.
 JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Juno 4.-GonEales de Quesada, secretary of the Cuban rsSo- lutionists, arrived here He received 0 telegram from Benjamin Guerra, treasuT- CT of the rovOlutionists at Now York, As follows:
 "Panohito Gomez cables that Marti lives. All tho passengers from Santiago, including Portueundo's wife believe him alive. l believe it is so and have telo graphed to all. Cheer up.
 BENJAMIN.
 Panchito Gomez is a son of General Go moz, leader of tho insurrec,ionists in Gu ba, and is in San Domingo PortucondO. who is mentioned, is Marti's private sec retary. Quesada does not believe that Marti is dead and has never believed 1t
 If ho is dead" he says then he has been assassinated, as ho would not have been on the fold of battle. lie is the civil leader and there arc enough generals to lead the fighting without his doing so However, even if he wore dead, 1t would make no difference tn tho ,aUsC IL would go on just the same, hrrAuse il is fight not of men. but of prlnCI .,l'
 HAVANA, June 4.-1ht c.suTgeBts have succeeded in burning Fort BonAto which was in course of construction st Moron. n short distance north or Santago Gs Gu bA. Lieutenant Colonel ToJeda has taken prisoner lieutenant of the insurgents who declares that the latter are dispiFitsd since the death of Jose Marti He con- firms the report that MaxlmO Gomez ia wounded as are Bellito and Lors.
 The troops were fired upon by insur- gents between Victoria do las Tunas and Puerto del Pa2:O but the attack was re- pulsed, tho resulting loss to the rebels be- ing two wounded and two prisoners.
 Maceo's band of insurgents burned a plantation in Guantanamo belonging to the heirS of Bucno.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-04
Nils. Gohel.s Body Recovered.

ATLANTIC CITY. Juno 4.-Tho body of Miss Regina Gobel of Philadelphia, who was drowned on Sunday afternoon at the foot of Illinois avenue was washed upon the sand Ht California avenue, q mile bo- low where the accident occurred. The coroner jury rendered verdict of acci- dental death by drowning. Charles Craw- ford. the young man who was with Miss Gubcl just before sho sank, was released the evidence clearly proving Lis innuc ence uf tho charge that he took tho girl into tho water against her wishes.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-04

from the west. Ii tho wind does not change Russell City will be wiped out.
 At Con Run the homes Of % families were destroyed, and five of the men are missing. They arc thought to havo per ished In the flames The fire there is rag ing so fercely that the men who were fighting the flames could not get within q milo of tho spot where the houses stood. The telegraph operator who sent thls in- formation was compelled to fly from his instrument as his office was burning.
 south of kano traffic on the Pittsbur9 and Western railway has bepn stopped on account of the flames that are rolling over tho tracks. From Ormshy comes the re- port that traffic on the Bradford. Bordell and Kinsua has also been abandoned The train from Smithport ran into a hot place near Ormsly and had to run back with great speed to Smithport.'
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-04
QUEER SANK PRESIDENT.
Cut His Throat In tho Bank While Sui
 fering From DrIirium TrcmenS.

Cut His Throat In tho Bank While Suf-
 feripG From DrIirium Trcmens.
 DES MoINES. Juno 4.-F R. Cassott, state senator and president of tho First Nn- tional bank nt Prlla, made n sensational attempt tn commit suicide in the bank building. Tho bank was closed by ordcr of Comptroller ECkels It is in bad shape, and much indignation exists ovsr the mat ter. CaSsett has been largely trusted. He has for somo time beon spooulatinG tu a considerable extent on the Chicago board of trade and had suffered heavy losses oi late, amOuntin. to about $l4, ,0O0
 For some timo past ho has boon drink ing Saturday evening he was engaged in n social eamo of whist at ono uf the hotels with n party Ui friends. About lO:3U o'clock sunday llurninG tho assistant cashier found Ca> .ctt in a room in the rear of the hank hinE on a cot with the blood ooZiuE from threc ugly gashos in his throat and from n Sli yht wound in the right leg He was still alive but Vas weak and unconscious and probably still under the influence of liquor, in which he had indulE9d auiSv trCCly.
 IL soems to havo boon an attack of ds- lirium tromCns. for there are evidences of a terrible struggle with imaginary foes, during which he doClarcd hu would kill himself ratLrr than bc killed. It appears he poured poison into the wounds tO Rid death. but the whisky counteractcd this. His family is prominent, His friends claim that tho tlupusitOrS in the bank will be paid in full.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-04
OUR GELS.

T..:u .,...'s LL.h.!Isod dictionary is "i> ilH."."2 f ely dr:nand,I.-Na Nashville .i:.., ...,'72.
 W, r.,':i 4.r.rr r:.c ll.' V ,r,l suhduc It sll.!.,, ;u1 In",h Ike marriaGr.- An sr!v; Eli :'':~
 Ti,r 8'u:; M,ulau with rrrtty face is the ,,n'i'v,t >'aI red up in the matrimonial market H,'>,nH Tr,!nsrript.
 A wicked Chicago man say, tho first thing Adam knows tkr new woman will prove ho was merely n rib.-Oil City Dor rick.
 Ii should bu tho earnest cndOavor of the new woman to show that Shakespeare was written by L-ady Blcun.-NaShvillo Amer ican.
 If We We're a painter, we would try to catch the a.ronizcd expression on girls face when her hands are full of bundles and her shirt w;.st and skirt arc parting in the hack.--AtchiSon Glnha
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-04
RELIEF FROM HEAT.
even More Deaths In Philadelphia Be-
 fore the Hot Spell Broke.

Seven More Deaths In Philadelphia Bo-
 fore the Hot Spell Broke.
 PHLADELPHIA. June i.-Seven deaths wore Monday $ addition to the heated fa- talities. Thore were nearly 50 prostra- tiuns, about one third of which number was made up of policemen and 1iromen, who held their annual parade, marching under ttho broiling sun for several hours. Several cases were infants and old per. sons Tho maximum temperature was 96 degrees. \ heavy thunderstorm camo up, and today thosonervntcd. population is ex- periencing little relief.
 At Stroudsburg, Pa, ex- Revenue Col Ieotor Charles B. Staples was knocked off his bicycle by a flash of lightning. He was unconscious for a time but is not so. riously hurt. At York Charlcs Iindbaugh, aged IS years, was bathing in Conewagu creek, when he was caught in an eddy and drowned.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-04
STAINS CRISIS.
Government Censured, but the Ministry
 Refuses to Resign.

MADRID, June 4.-The chamber, by Q majority of 7S votes, adopted a motion censurinG the government. Tho minis terial party refused to take part in the di- vision. All of tho miniIters quilted the house before the vote was taken.
 The cabinet declines to resign because, the ministers claim, thoy accepted office on Senor SaRasta' promises that the oppo- sition would support them in passing tho budget. The situation is critical and tho Republicans appear determined to over throw the government
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-04

pontifloal high mass in old St. Louis ca- thedral by Vicar General Muehlsiepen.
 After the announcement, Arch bishop Kain occupied tho throne in the cathedral and read a lcncdiction in his own name. He had received cahlcSram from Rome making him dc juro Archbishop of St. Louis.
 The deposition of Archbishop kenrIck. or rather his retirement, as the clergy here prefer to call it, Is n result of peti- tion to the propaganda telling of his mon tai incapacity and tho complicated condi- tion of diocesan affairs Tho cahleSram was signed hy Cardinal Prr'ect Iodo- chowski of the congregation of tho propa- ganda. Tho rropa&anda will in t'mo pro vide fitting annuity for the former arch bi.hop.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-04

AMERICAN inroads upon the British mar ket have so seriously alarmed Charles E. Howard. member of parliament from cen- tral Sheffield. that he felt constrained to call the attention of parliament to the fact that thousands of commercial travellers from the United States. as well as agents for American firms, are now in the United Kingdom soliciting orders And the gen. tleman suggested license tax upon the ln- vadtrs as possible remedy for their grea: and growing competition with British home industries. The il oodgates of con- merce seen indeed, to have cen thrown open in COT sequence If the deteat of Mo k,uleN ism; but the il 1oi of products appar- ently has tendency to flow in A direction distinctly opposite ." that pr' dIcted by the calamity howlers.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-04
A M.hnle EnmiIy Insnne.

CLEVELANp, Juno 4.-An entiro family of seven wsro taken into custody hero charged with insanity. Tho family con sists of Honry Buchwold. tho father; Charlotte his wife. and two grown daugh- tors. EVa and Emma, and tkree small childron. All of tho members of the fam fly are strong believers In l.1 aoilitualls- tic fA!.a nnd have been l, !.2L ill their homo Il ;, i.vNor strout for uNor a week holuiia.; wildly insane spitituGlistic so- anceS.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-04
ulinoi. n..mocr,tic Convention.

SrEINOFIELn. Ills, Juno 4.-From present. indications the Democratic state convention iu ho held hero tomorrow to take action on tho silver qucstiIn will be one of the largest political gatherings ever hold in the state capital
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-04
TMn KiIIch by LichtnInc.

REApIN", Ia. Juno l.-DurinG a se- we're storm the hotel of August Eshcl- man. at Knoxville, this cuUuty, was struck by lightning. Webster Iicgler. agod l7 years, anl George James, agrd Ij ~t4rs, were both killed John lIuyor. Harrison Zioslor Harry BLInkcndclcr Oscar Zicg Tor, Juhn E,hc!man and John IIartz wcro badly stunned.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-04
rurncs>ia Tows In British Tramp

NEW YuKK. Juno 4.-The Anchor line steamer Furnossia, Captain Harris. which left tilasguw on May 23, cam" into port. having in tow tho disabled British tramp steamer Enchantross, from Palermo for New York with n valuable cargo.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-04
A Pathetic Appeal.

A blind begGar stationed near tho Cha teau d'Eau exhibited card inscribed as follows:
 kind, charitable souls, don't be ashamed of giving mo a halfpenny. am blind. '-Petit Parisien.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-04
Voluntary Ineraa.e In Wages.

PHIIADElrHIA. Juno Ut Is officially stntel that the Cambria Iron company win on July 1 increase the wages of its employees 10 per cant This 1t is said, will add $25. GOO to the monthly payroll
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-04
Gln.s Smashed by IIniI.

SOCTHINGToN, Conn. Juno IA hail storm prevailed hero for iivo minutes and smashed hundreds of windows, besides de- stroying all tEo giass in a local green- house. Representative l.. r. Suuthwick picked up n hailstono lvo inches in diam etCr
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-04
Artist Fuller III.

SARATOGA. June 4.-Samuel w. Fuller. aged 70 years. the noted artist and DOT trait painter, is critically i'll.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-04
Not NRceSsary.

Carrie-Papa has to get up awfully early, so as to get to the office and sec If his clerks arc there attending -ineSs.
 Eyelyn-But my papa '-.,-s,. .-..se to. He's one of the clerks. .th.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-04
Killed In a Family Row.

BOSTON, June 4.-John Cunniff was killed in family row at his homo in Rox- bury. His son-inl law. William D. Kicker. was arrested for the killing.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-04
Notice to Contractors.
 SeWer..

Sealed proposals for the construction of iUwers aud appurtenancss in Elizabeth Charles, Third. Fourth and Laurel streets, will be received by the board of sewer coC4mI,sioners of Waterbury. Conn. until o'clock D ID. of the 5th day of June, 1895. and immediately thereafter publicly 0peGed aud read
 Each proposal must be AccomK 1isd by . certified check for $500, to be retained by ths city h case of the failure of the bidder to execute a contract within the specified time if the contract be awarded to him.
 The amount of the bond for the faithful execution of the contract will bs 5000 The surety on the contract bond must be SrTns CompAny authorized by law to act as b .,l~Iuan within the state of Connecticut The G.Dgiue%r'S ---tinIAts of work and ma s.r,-ls by which tn" hids will be tested is as follows
 260 hn-al feet of Is in.h Vitrined pipe srwer
 eos lin.al feet of I2-inch ,itriaed pipe EsveE
 26O HnsAl feet of l0-irch vitriasd pipe sswsg
 24 manhaleS
 catch hzsins
 2 receiving basins
 Plans and specifications may be seen and blank forms of proposals and bond xith all available information, may be ob- tained by intending bidders applying in person at the office of the city engineer The board reserves the right to reject any UT all bids.
 By order of the board of sewer commis- sioneFs. R. A. CAIRNS,
 City Engineer. Waterbury. May 90. 1895.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-04
AN ARCHBISHOP OPPOSED.

Pope Leo Rctires the Head of the Cath
 ollie See of st. Louis.
 ST. LoUIs, Juno 4.-Archbishop Peter Richard kenrick, who has had absolute control of tho so, GOO. 600 of Catholic church property in St Louis since lS47, has been formally deposod by the pope on account of mental intrmity. he an
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-04
Suicide With "A Shotgun.

NEW HAVEN, Juno 4.-William c. Bal. liss aged l0, who lived on Richard street. West Haven, blew the top of his head off with a shotgun. He was temporarily in
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-04
Veterans to Have Preference

BosToN. Juno 4.-The house passed the veterans preference bill over the govern or's veto by vote of l72 to 23.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-04
Drowned In "A Reservoir,

MONTICELLO. N. Y, Juno 4.-Archi- bald O'Neill was drowned in the railroad reservoir at Fallsburg.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-04
Gail Hamilton Failing.

WASHINGTON. June 4.-Miss Mary A. Dodge Gail Hamilton) Is not so we'll. She Is gradually failing.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-04
Sixteen New Lawyers.

CARLISLE, Pa, June 4.-The fourth commencement of Dickinson Law school was held here. There were 16 graduates
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-04
Flames Sweeping on Kane.

KANE, Pa, Juno 4.-Never before ha. this place been threatened with SO mucL destruction. Tho forests have been or fro since Saturday, and all efforts tt check tho flames have proved unavailing.
 The fire spread to West Kane, the hea, being so intense thnt the fighters wer. driven back. and tho people began to de sort their houses for placos of safety Ev. cry spring is dried up. and tho place is al the mercy of tho fAmoa The fro is now raging In the oilfelds and has burned tho oil well rigs owned by the Griffith com pany.
 Tho Union oil company has lost si2 rigs and three tanks of oil. James Camp. bells sawmill and over I, GOO. GOO feet of logs have been destroyed.
 RUSSELL CITY, Pa. June 4.-Every. thing between G on Run and Russell City Is burned, including all rigs and tanks oi the Elk Oil company's station and Stand. ard pump station. Fire has crossed the railroad north of Russell and Is sweeping everything before it with strong wind
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-04
Assessors Notice!

The assessors of the town of Waterbury wlll be in session daily in the counci chamber, Ci.y hall. from June to July l0 ts l2 s m.. ? to and to p. n to rs c.ivs tax lists All peIsons owning taxable property in Ghs town of Waterbury ar, .srnestly rsquested to hand in list of al thsir proI>erty owned by them the lat da, 1f March 1895 slss tue assessors az obliged tn add 10 per cant to their list.
 Make your l.t s-rly and tell your trieLd to do ii and save 10 psr cent
 HAUsER.
 DANIEL kIEFRR,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-04
Everything Has
 Got to go.
Suits, long or short, Hats, Caps, Waists, Blouses, Shirts, Hose,
 Sweaters, Ties.

Keep your eyes on U. $. X cos space in the newspapers during the next 60 days. Or better yet, come in and see our Statesmen, will show you the bargains and give you a chance to have first pick among the good things in store for the general public.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-04
Good Roads Evidence Civilization.

IL various portions of tho country where had roads still abound tho people are yet voting for Andrew Jackson for president Where roads arc had. think ing is bad. Where roads arc bsal. busi ness iS lad. citixeuEhip iS narrow. preju- dice is dominant, schools arc poor. and existence runs i'll contracted and unlove- ly lines