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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-09
Bi[lioe Reife nab Dem Sioen.

6obrfarten merben p%erfauft werben gum
einfa6en 4reiie fiir bic 6il1=, unb &iiftobrt
lto9 8n1ften int &enneiiee, &entudp, auoz
borno, Miliiiiippt, 2outliana u1b Sloribo all
Der 2tuie Der 2ouiSptle & 9tal6piQez unb
NolbptQe, Chattanooga & ct. Qouts=Gi1en=
babn an 5. Sebrlor, 5. Mdr5, 2. uno 80.
9lpril 1895. 6ra9t Gltrelt 8idetz29entelt
borna9 unb weltt er Gt0 feline @rcuriionsz
Sidets perfauie n fam, 10 l6reibt an: 6. s.
Shicado, SQ.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-09
farmwirtbihaft uno Dieb5udt in
Uebrdsfa.

Cine Slu9i6rift, mel6e apertbpo1e arsz
fultft iiber 9febroSfa, baS ltOrb1peitli6e &anlaS
uub SitzGolOrabp 9iebt, nit elmer SeftionSz
farte ieneS 2artbes, wtrb nnent9eltli6 per-
i6idt. Wtat menbe lt6 on g g. Quits,
Generals aila9ier~@9e1t Der @bico9o, BUR
ill9ton unb Guincp=8 obn, @bieo9o, 81.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-09
Gines Oeutfhen SeIbfmoro.

2Gngere Mrbettsloigfeit trieb 9onnerftag
Nberb ben 40 Sabre alten @bas. &uoolpb
in ben Sob. St pobnte NIT fetner Srau
unb BRET 9tnbern in Dem 9aufe gfo. 1881
Mauban1ta NDe, unb mar in Der leBtet
3eit aus 8erbruB bariiber, baB er feline Or
6eit ftnben tonnte, triibItnnig getporben.
I'm baIb 9 ltbr b0rte fem Gobn ben anali
elmer Ptftole, unb er mahte it9 nit ietnem
Na9bar, benz SEQ. 869 &eb3ie NOe. tpobnz
baftec Gbparb SiQman auf Die Su9e nad
Der l1rfa6e bes S9ufes. Sic faaben Huz
bolpb in einem !9ol3l4uppen binter benz
6aufe nit elmer &ugel i'm &opfe. Sin
Mr3t tpurbe berbeigerufen, bod tonnte tsrz
felbe nt@ts peiter tbun, als ben bereits einz
getretenen Sob fonftatiren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-09
Nuspdrtioe MGrFte.

96luBpreile i'll 8ei5en n1O Corn III allOez
ren StGbten lpare1:
@eiaen Seem 0orf: Sanuar, 61te;
MGrs 62tc; Mai, 624c; ct: 3outs ;
Saniiar, 525c.; Wtat, soc. Sulutg
Baar, '598c.; Mai, 624; - W~ttnneapotls
8aar, 594c; 0tai, 594c.; baltimore;
eSanuar, 6O4c.; Mai, 63c;; &oleoo:
8aar, soc; Wtai, 56gc; WtlDeltee: Soer,
553c; Mai 583c; Detroit: SGar, oo4e'
Wfdt, 584e. Co.,
Corn - Stem gorf: So1uar, oStc;
Mfat, Size; - ct. 2outS, Sanlar, 4Ste,
Wfat, 444c; 49, Baltimore Sanl'at 40e'
Sebrudr, 4SJc.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-09

@arum 10 topfbdnserii6? g8eil GU elm
9ehetmes 2etoelt bait, weI9es bur6 itbenoe
SebeHs,petie Ae~r6ei9efiibrt worbet lit; ais oh
ni6t Souienbe baral1 9%elitteu bdtten nnb
onr6 bic mabrbaft mun6erbar u1b bod 10
einfa6 natiirli9 ipirtenbe Anakesis d.
pom sebeilt worbs1 mGrelt. GS lit boS uns
trii9lt6e Wftttel 9e9en 6Gmorrhoiool Sez
i6meroen. Sein mebi5inil6er Slbalt 9elon9t
CUR @trfull9, mGbreuO eS Ii9 oil ber letoelz
ben Stelle erwet6t. Die Anakesis 1T IN
alen @ppt6efe1 Sl baben. greis S1.0O.
Hroben rel. Sranco Sugel6tft onrb IS.
u eu aebter & So, 8or 2416, Seem
gort.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-09
2Iuoerneincr proouftenmarft.

5Olsenoe Breiie wurOslr bel srObereH Par'
item e~r3ielt:
@ef1Hset, sel6ladtet, - 9ibner g
&C.. 5priH9 6btfelts 7@Sc, Surfeps 7@
S1c; gtten 9@11c,; @anie 8@10e; 40
Outs; 0uail 81 .5O@1.75 per 9as. SaEts
Doe So, 5O@4.OO per 0ub, WoobcOd $s.75
@4'OO per Oub. Snipe S1.25 per Sns;
9loper SO. 75@1.25; g8ilOenten $1.25@l0,Oo
Der 0ut. &abbits 75c@$2.00; Reb 9@lSc'
Gier 19@-c. per DuSello.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-09
menn ods BdbY 3dhnt,

@ebralrbt u1ter aue1 llmitduoeu bas alte
alb erprobte Wtittel, Wtrs. @tnslow'S Sootbz
ing Snrup fir bas l3abuen Der Ginber. @s
berubtgt bos 8in5, ma0t Die Gdumen pei6er,
FiQt Die 01mer;eil, BELT Ninbfolit ltllb iii
has bette Mittel 9e9en Otarrboea. 6iinfunHs
awansie Gents bic Slai9e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-09
SQIOatDc.

Stu reines WtaIsbier Sebrattt poW
ser Gear. Setpp Gre&u9. 60. lit biers
asit beiterS ennpfo1tes. csSt iTlai6en
sa1S G&fcrtt ga 9aben. 3~eIepDOns
Go. $780, 3ottlinn 9eptan. so. $685.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-09
genersbruuae.
l1Gehrere beoeutenoe BranoIhd=
oen in lebter mobe.
0eiammti6aben bon iiber $4,000.

Die prince6 Knitting Doris an Belmont
Qpe. abeebranrt. = Gin Geiddftshans
All South Water Stra6e fhwer 9efbds
Digit. = fcuer in oen Ohio eIats. Gin
Brand an Blue JsIano 2lpe. - Sonfige
feuerid6oen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-09
seoeutenoes Seueer an Blue 3sIano 2Gpenue

Seoeutenoes Seuer an Blue 5sIano 1penue
9ie Grplofion eines @a1oltnz8e 6Glters
in benz @rbge 6oB bes 9aufes 1913 8lue SIS
Lamb 9(pe., Derurla9te Moutag Morgen Die
s3erftDrunq BON brei 3peit0dtgen 9pl3ge1
bduben bur9 SsSeuer. SIS barf als Elm Slid
anqeIeben nerben, baB feline Menf9enleben
b~erloren gingen. 8. u. Mtler, feline Srau
unD bret &tnber, pel9e bds pbere StoGtperf
bes 6aufes No.196 betpp6nten, tpurben bur9
bic Mannfduft Der. @pribsn=@ ompa9nie
So. IS nit fnapper Notb, tpdbrenb fe it9
in balbbepuBtIoiem 3uitanbe befanoen, in
Siberbeit gebra4t.
8aul Zimmerman entbedte bic Slam
men, als er in Dem 6auie No. 1914 tur3 nad)
6 ltbr bic S6ir fetnes 9rocerD<@ ef6dftes
Dffnen tpoQte. Seine 5rau unb &inber
fonnten n1r nit Miibe gerettet tperben.
Die 8erluite bertbeilen ft3 pie folgt:
8. 6arris, ganoDz2aben, 1913. 8lue So
lamb Mpe,, 8erlut $1,000.
9. Gronin, @obnung in benz obtgen Sc
bGube, $500.
$. 6. MiGer, @3ubbanblung, 1876 81ue
ssSslanb Mbe,, $500.
gaul Zimmerman, 1914 8lue Sslunb
Mps., $4,000,
S. S. @apnor's 8adfteinbaus, go. 200
8lue Sslanb 4De., erlitt etnen 8erlut bon
5000.
2Inoere Srdnoe.
Mu6 tpG6renb bes IeBten 9onneritdgs
Die ftGbti19e Seuer&pebr pieoerum tart II
SbGtigfett gebalten, unb Die groBe Nlarms
nlnde i'm Rdthhdus fam faum aum Still:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-09
W0rftberiMt.
Hhirnnn-

@bica9o. 8. Sanuar.
am @etretbezM arft paren Die Qreiie bic
lelben mte 9eitern.
Mai=gSeiseu ibfoB nit SIC. MGiz@orn
nit 474c. Mais6afer NIT 30&c.
Die bO@Itelr, meOrisieu unO @6luBpreiie
Tpdrel1:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-09
&ichutarft.

@bicoSo, ST. s. Solllar.
am @inbptebmarft betrug bic !3u=
fubr 5000 StId ge9en 1852 am pori9eu
0ienita9. @ei6aft lebboft uub 4reiie etwas
bO6er.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-09

Sang ri9tt9: 60 fam es ni1t tpeitcr
ge6en. 6err 9Dnat6 lebt in Colorado ltnb
1T ba6er IelbftperftGnblt9 babel intereFtrt,
Dab Die &egierung Dos @ilber a II t. Sir
Die flberprobu3irenben Staten 1T @il5er
@aare, beren 9reis nit Der Na9frage 1tetqt.
9eB6aI6 molten ite, baB unIere &egterung
dls &Gufer auf Dem Silbermartt erz
i9eine, Nber 9err DONATE bergiBt, baB in
N8af6ington Der Brei8 be5 Stlbers ni9t gez
ma4t ipirb ebenIo penig fpie iener beS Wetz
8enS in Chicago, Menn Die @nglGnber pDer
@uropder t6ren @et3en fir 90 Gents per 8uz
idel aus Qrgentinien be3ieben %f0nnen, ba1tn
tperDen lie ~unieren Wei3en nt9t NIT Is Gents
ober gar nit einem Dollar be8ablen. 1nb
neil Die ben @ineetpetben Der grbe entnDmz
meten Stl6erf9dBe in ben lebten Sabren
cine Glider lut6 er3eugt baben, tit Da5
Stl6er btlltger geiporOen, UNI me6r dls
Die 6dlfte btQtger, ais Is bpr 5tDdn5ig Sab
zen gepeTen 1T. 9aB mir unter uns nod
ben Silber>0 oudr als 8oQ<9ouar dnneb=
men, bas 1T e6en borldufig nod refine Der
trduens1a9e; audi in Sranfrei6 unb Bel
glen ~ctrtulirer Die iilbernen 5iinffranfenz
itide, o6lpo6l tie AUDI nur nod Die !6dlfte
lpert6 iinb. 9as lit aber nur i'm &leiaz
8erfe6r Der SAL. 9err 9onatb berIu6e
einmul nit StlberboQdrs in 2onbon, Paris
ober Berlin cine gr0Bere 3e9nung al be-
Ntan pirb ba5 9elD nidt nebmen,
Sob ober S9abamtsnoten berldn<
gen. Sin 9elp aber, bas i'm Weltperfe6r
ni6t aIs pottperthtg genommen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-09
Tinansbert0t.

Gbica9o, s. Sanuar. ;
3ie 8antaus9lei6unseu be~Iiefem ii6 auf
SIG, 121, 400.
8unbesi9uIbi6ein i6lOiiem iii
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-09
Die Ohio 3Iats.

Sn Solge Der 1leberbei3ung zines 0ampfs
tefTels enttanb Sreita9 Mprgen in benz &C.
bdube go. 6O28 @barton Nbe., bas unter
benz 0amen nSbiO Stats" befannt mar uhb
elmer Dor Sturgeon perfra9ten 8auz unb
2ei6geTeQf9aft gebDrte, Elm Seuer, bas Ell
men @efammtf9aben bon $24,35O anri9z
tete. Sn benz 9auie tpobnten aebn 5amilien,
bic fo[denbe 0erluIte erlitten:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-09

Chicago tpurbe in Der perloiienen 8o3e
6ur6 mebrere bebeutenbe Seuersbriinite
beimgciu9t, beren Geiammtibaoen ltdb
auf ettpa $3.50, 900 beIGuft. Gtnc 2tite Der
gr0Beren 8rGn6e folgt nacbiteben6:
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-03-21
WONDERFUL SPRING.
Water that Preserves the
Health.
THE FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH FOUND,
Located About Twelve Miles North of
Marietta in the Gold Bearing
Region.

A citizen of MARIETTA tells us OF a
peculiarly wonderful spring located
about twelve miles north of Mariet-
ia, in Cherokee county near the
boundary line of Cobb county. He
visited the spring and knows where
of he speaks. 1t is called the "Won-
derful Cherokee Indian Medicinal
Spring Tradition says that when
the Cherokee Indians inhabited all
of this section of the country they
came for miles to bring their sick to
the spring, to drink of its water
and be cured.
1t is certainly a ine spring of the
purest and best water. The water
boils out of a hole in the solid rock,
about as large as stove pipe, and
the volume Ct water is said to never
vary. The water is so cold in sum
mer, that it is impossible to drink
cuptul without removing the cup
from the lips. The water is so pure
and clear that a glass vessel filled
with it appears just the same as
though it were empty. The whole
neighborhood in radius of over a
mile from the spring, uses the water
whenever possible, and is q remark
able fact that not a single person
who is or has been in the habit of
using the water, is ever known to
be sick with any kind of disease.
The water comes out of a gold
bearing flint rock, and physicians
say that is the cause of irs purity,
and accounts for it's being cold.
The spring is located in the gold
bearing regions of northern Geor-
gia, and is deserving of more than a
mere passing notice.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-03-21
500 Reward, 500.

The reader of this paper will be pleased
to learn that there is at least one dreaded
disease that science has been able to cure
III all its stages, and that is Catarrh
Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive
cure known to the medical fraternity
Catarrh being a constitutional disease, re-
quires constitutional treatment Halls
Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting
directly on the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system, thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease, and giving the
patient strength by building up the consti
tuition and assisting nature in doing its
work. The proprietors have so much faith
IN its curative powers, that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that 1t fails
to cure. Send for lat of testimonials.
Address F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toeldo 0.
Sold by Druggists, 75c
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-03-21
Grippe Cured in Three DAYS.

Mr.. L. Stewart, Alta nta, Ga, says: In
January last | had violenkEattact of La
Grippe. l was advised to take DR.. Kings
Royal Germetuer, which cured me in three
days. was again attacked with tine
Grippe this month, November, and again
cured myself with Germetuer more quickly
than before" Thus it is that those who
try Germetuer for the Grippe once. use
nothing else in future. 1t is all -. can
be desired in every case of Grippe, cold
and lung trouble Of all kiuds. 81. Six
for 3d. New package, large bottle. los
doses one dollar. For sale by druggists.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-03-21
MARIETTA, GA. THURSDAY MORNING, MAR d. 1885,

Cobb Superior Court is giving its atten>
tion to the criminals this week. Judge
Go5er and Solicitor Brown are pushinS
things with their accustomed energy, dis.
patch and ability. The following gentle>
men compose the Grand jury for this
week: ]. h. Cantrel, Foreman; Campbell
Wallace, Jr., Clerk; Geo. S. Owen, J. I.
Camp. W. A. Petty, Alex. Gam. T. M.
Hardeman, z. 7. Terrell, J. W. Selman
N. E. Williams,rJ. C. Hull, 81. C. McGrif,
W. J. Phagan, T. J. Lunsiord. q. L. Scott,
T. N. Scott, A. l.. Rollins, J. L.!Gantt, Jr.,
R. A. McCollum, Uriah Matthews, W. T..
House, M. S. Gilbert, and j. b. Hum.
phries. The case OF Richard Word, col>
ored, charged with the murder OF his child
was tried Monday and found guilty with a
recommendation to life Imprisonment He
was defended by Eessrs. j. 2. Foster and
Newt Morris. Solicitor Brown was for
the State. The speeches were able and
skillful. Mr.. Wiley Roberts case occupied
most OF Tuesday. He was acquitted.
Howard Grogau, colored, pistol, plead
guilty, $40 or 2 months. John Barlow,
colored, pistol. verdict guilty, $25 or 3
months, Wilkerson Lawrence, colored,
assault and battery, plead guilty, SIS or
three months. Anthony Crow, colored,
misdemeanor, verdict guilty, $50 or 6
months. Bob Dickson, alias Bob Evergin,
colored, breaking into car Of W & A R r,
verdict guilty, sentence not pronounced.
L 7 Womwack, white, forgery, verdict
guilty, sentence not pronounced. Bud
Keith, simple larceny. verdict not guilty.
PROF. a. L. SMITH, musician and vo-
cal teacher, from the east, will arrive in
Marietta Friday morning for the purpose
of forming class in vocal music Prof
Smith is said to be an artistic singer Of the
Oratorio and other heavy music, ana has
had twenty years experience in conduct
ing and teaching. He will be glad to
meet those who wish to take lessons in yo4
calization, at the Kennesaw House Friday
morning, March %, at $3.50 a. M, or later.
Prot. Smith will be ia Marietta until FIVE
thirty p. m, and will be pleased to meet
any and all who are interested in music:
Mr.. J. W. Seize, Monday night, about 2
o'clock ives awakened by man picking at
the lock on the door of his residence. Mr.:
Seize snapped his pistol several times at the
would<besburglary, but it failed to FIRE, or
stheFe would haye been q dead burglar. The
midnight distu-ber found out he was disa
covered and fled.
A thief carried off five turkeys from Mr..
E. II. Chandler's chicken coop Saturday
night, and two chickens from H B. Moss
premises, so we learn.
Stop that cough by using Moshers Tar
and Flax Seed Cough Drops. For sale by
all Druggists.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-03-21
MRS. HOWE DEAD.
She Passed Away Monday Night at
Nine O'Clock Near Marietta.


Nine O'Clock Near Marietta.
News was received in this city yesterday
morning of the death of Mrs. L. r. Howe
at 9 o'clock Monday night near Marietta.
The burial will take place in that city this
afternoon. Mrs. Howe was in her 18th
year and was in apparent good health until
last Friday night, when, at clock, she
was taken suddenly i'll with convulsions..and
became speeches.. When the end came
her children were gathered at her bedside
Mrs. Howe was Miss Fambro, and for
more than half century Christian of the
Methodist faith. The friends of her earlier
days in this city will grieve at her death. -
Rome Tribune.
Mrs. Howe had resided on her farm near
our city since October last She leaves
three grown sons who were with her in her
last Illness Willard F. Howe, her youngest
surviving her, was for several years yard
Master of Central Railroad in Atlanta, and
is we'll known in that city. Two daughters
survive her, the eldest Mrs. Matte F. Riley
of Orlando, Fla, who is widow with sew
eral children. The youngest, Mrs. Lula Fl.
Walker, of Rome, the wife of the we'll known
and popular Attorney, MIR. Henry Walker.
The death of Mrs. Howe was no doubt
fastened by the death of her youngest child,
Mr.. Benjamin A Howe, which occurred:on
February 18th. He was well known in
Rome and has many friends there.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-03-21
Marietta, Ga.
IN MEMORIAM.
"She took the cup of life to sip,
Too bitter twas to drain;
She put 1t meekly from her lip,
A nd wont RI oIaon ,ro;,, -

Sne LOOK the cup or life to sip,
Too bitter twas to drain;
She put 1t meekly from her lip,
And went to sleep again."
On March 14th, 1895, after a brief life
OF twenty months, Ruth, daughter of Mr..
M. R. and Mrs. M. Fl. Lyon, gently clos
ed her eyes to earth, and her spirit passed
into the realms of light, where God is, and
where Christ, who had gone to prepare q
place for her, taketh care of his own, A
bright, sweet life was hers, bringing Joy
to her home,r and glaGness to all who knew
he-. Like the opening of beautiful bud,
barely disclosing the glowing tints of the
hidden flower, blasted by an untimely
frost, SO her life was unfolding its beauty
when death came. But the rare fragrance
of its perfume was breathed into our
hearts and the sweet aroma will linger a
blessed memory forever.
"a sweeter dream whoever dreamed
Than came with her lips to ours?
Blent with her lite, our being seemed
Drowned in the glowing soul of flowers -
Jesus who said, ''sufer little children to
come unto me- and forbid them not" has
called her to Himself.
1t was a striking coincidence that the
babes nurse, an old colored woman should
die on the same day. May Gods grace
strengthen the hearts ofthe bereaved ones.
and enable them TO say, 1.-THE Lord gave,
and the Lord has taken away blessed he
the name of the Lord"
A FRIEND
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-03-21
BABY RUTH.

Our baby girl with face so fair
Bright soulful eyes and golden hair,
Will never more our coming greet
Folded are her dinpled hands,
And stilled forever are her dainty ieet
Our hearts are full of grief to-day,
Since we laid her in the grave away;
Precious baby, clothed in white,
Jesus has sent his angel down
To bear thee away to realms of light
Baby, darling, we loved you WE'LL
More than mortal tongue can tell;
We sadly miss thy winning ways,
Thy happy smiles and fond caress
Pattering footsteps and merry plays.
Though our hearts are filled with pain,
We will not murmer or complain,
But humbly bow beneath the rod
Thou knowest what is best for us,
Thou doest ell things we'll, o, God.
J. C,
Marietta, Ga.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-03-21

EXTRACTS FROM JUDGE GoBER's CHARGE TO
THE GRAND JURY.
In connection with the calling of your
attention to an examination of the pen.
sion list, it is hardly necessary for ME to
say that the money paid in this way comes
by taxation out of the pockets of the tax
payers of Georgia. The State gives this
money. She has right to say to whom
it shall be given. If man has right to
pension under the law, you have no con-
Germ with it. If he has not got right, it
is your duty to say so. You are to state
the truth in reference to it in your pre-
sentiments. In such event, it will devolve
upon such pensioaer to satisfy the Ex-
ecutive Department of his right to such
pension by additional evidence. This will
be no great hardship upon him, and no
honest man could have any objection to
such requirement.
Just here l will say few words in ref
erence to the expense of the government.
The popular idea is that the taxes taken
from the people are spent in running the
courts. Courts cost money. Anything
that subserves any purpose costs money.
1t would certainly be bad state OF affairs
for a people to get where they are too
stingy to enforce the law. Once for all,
as to what the law is, or what taxes are
taken from the people, or the cost of gov>
eminent, is no concern Of this court and
what shall say in reference to it, is not
said in spirit OF criticism.
So far as the administration of our
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-03-21
Invest Your Change.

A silver quarter is abou. as much as
some people care to invest in medicine tor
immediate use. Spend this sum for a
package of Simmons Liver Regulator
powder. It's the woman's triend-cures
sick headache in the right way, and quick
ly too just as good for biliousnes.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-03-21
Bucklen'S krnica Salve,

The Best Salve in the world for cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains
corns, and all skin eruptions an positively
cures piles, or no pay required II is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded Price Is cents per box
For sale by J D Malone.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-03-21

Some people seem to forget that
the man who works for nothing and
boards himself, rarely earns more
than he gets.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-03-21

DIR. Prices Cream Bakizg Powder
Forty Years the STANDARD.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-03-21
Paid out as per vouchers ........ POSSESS
Leaving balance of........ .....,.. 1884 81
III 1as' IN Sheritfs hands,. ...... $1458. sc

Leaving balance in hands of Tax
COLLECTOR. ......".." "....... .....$476. Is
which amount he is ready to pay over to
the proper authorities.
We find that teachers of Schools located
In the following named districts received
the total amount set opposite each district.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-03-21

Cobb Superior Court, March Term, 1895.
ordered by the Court that these pre-
sentiments be published as requested.
GEO. F. GoBER, Judge S. Court.
a true transcript froml the minutes OF
Cobb Superior Court.
W. R. MONTGOMERY, Clerk.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-03-21

OhO"inR DaAance uue Commiss
sloner saYaa -. 470ll
. The Commissioner says that under the
law the fund is distributed upon attendance
AID not made ON school population. We
find the books neatly and correctly kept
rejecting credit on our efficient Commits.
sioner. eHi is iesk tsafa--
We find that the county Board of Edu,
cation has in our judgment deviated
from the law in allowing the county
School Commissioner his salary without
having the same properly verified, and in
future we recommend the law governing
the same be complied with. We believe
the amount allowed by the said Board is
more than the work justices.
In taking leave of His Honor, George F.
Gober we wish to return our thanks for the
able charge given US and believing it to
contain much information on the finances
OF the State which the public should know
we request that portion OF the same be
published in the Marietta Journal. We
also return our thanks to Geo R. Brown,
Solicitor, and other officers of the court
for courtesies shown this body.
We recommend that these presentments
be published in the MARIETTA JOURNAL.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-03-21

David V. Stokely, Foreman.
John t. Groves, q. W. Kitchen,
Orlando Awtrey, Andrew P. Nolan,
George s. Avery c. @. Phillips,
Nimrod " Paris, William P. Jiles,
William 4. Lee, Parker NJ. Rice,
Lemuel c. Butler, Isaac c. Moon,
VIM. M. Billiard, Robert A. Hill,
George W. Kirk, Robert C. Irwin,
John Il. Story, John P Broadwell
James N. Gam, James Prichard,
VIM. W. Britner, Norvel c. Jordon.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-03-21

: We, the Grand Jury drawn and sworn
for the first week of the March term of
Cobb Superior Court of 1895, beg leave to
make the following general presentments,