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Michigan, license to sell real estate.
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In short, they surprised the populists,
who awoke one morning only to find their
political humbugs had been stolen and
the 1G to ! 50-cent silver standar I'd hoisted by
their democratic enemy Cheap money
from wildcat banks and the cheaper semi
fiat money from the government mint.
was expected to be so Astounding as to
had by Tom, Dick and Harry without any
thing to sell and without work, and all
taxes to be paid by millionaire
Meantime the demo'ratic ship of state,
exhausted of supplies, appeared in "A sink
ing condition, with "A crew mainly anxious
to obtain lifc-preservcrs to escape-eVen
to Oklahoma. Never has great political
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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-06-27
OLIVE SPRINGS.

Something was said some time
ago about the Journal correspon~
dents having a picnic. Everybody
else have picnlcs, Why should we
not have one? we will agree to it.
So let the one who first spoke out,
speak again.
Rev. A, ]. Mccoy preached one
Of his able sermons Sunday.
Mr.. James Warren came near
having serious accident while
hauling in his field. His mule be.
came frightened, ran away and
threw him against a barbed- wire
fence, cutting painful and ugly
cash under his left eye.
The singing at Mr.. ]. M. Ed
sons Sunday night was largely at
tended. Although the weather was
hot, sweet strains OF music fell or
listening ears.
The young people who came il
last Sunday afternoon were like g
refreshing shower to the Sabbath
School. Continue to come. Life
and time cannot be spent in better
and more profitable way.
Miss Stella Warren, who has
been attending school at Austell, il
back home again, and enjoying the
pleasant company OF her many
friends. School will begin at this
place End Monday in July.
Several intend going to Sandy
Plains next Sunday.
We understand that there was 8
splendid debate at Orange Hill Sat
urday night, also that there is a de-
bate at Bold Springs every Satur'
day night. FUND.-.
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an absolute cure
MABLETON.

Miss Olive Daniel, a beautiful
young lady, OF Smyrna, spent few
days with Miss Lila Handy, last
week.
Miss Pearl Dollars, of Atlanta,
after pleasant visit to her sister,
Mrs. Hollbrook, has returned home.
Dr.. w. B. Handy, of Traders
Hill, Ga, spent last week at home.
He returned to the camp Monday.
Our young psople are enjoying,
very much, the croquet parties that
are being given by Miss Carrie
Harper, and especially the swinging
parties given by Miss Florence
Moss, and the-well, we will tell
you later about that.
Miss Lila Handy, visited Mr..
Lump Daniels Thursday, returning
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison, of Smyrna,
visited A. Y. Moss and family last
Sunday.
Rev. T. M. Hooper, of Oakdale,
will preach here next Sunday night.
Messrs. George Hicks and Grier
Alexander, of Waterman, visited
Mr.. II. A. Glore Saturday and Sun
day. ANON.
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UPSHAW.

The singing choir which met at
this place Sunday afternoon, had a
large crowd and splendid singing.
The congregation at the church
were very much disappointed SUM-
day by the Rev. Mr.. Sanford aot
coming as he was expected to
preach at IL o'clock, a. In.
We regret very much 20 note the
serious illness OF Misses Nora and
Lila Watson.
Born unto MIR. and Mrs. D. D.
Babb, a fine girl.
Prot. Parker Rice, VINO has been
on visit to his parents at this
place has returned to Alabama,
where he will open school.
Luther Rice has been very SICK,
but is better at this writing.
Warner Davenport, OF Marietta,
IS visiting his brother, Mr.. E. N.
Davenport, this week.
Miss Victoria Griggs and brother
visited friends near Dallas last Sat
urday and Sunday.
Col. J. B. Petree returned home
from college, at Athens, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Upshaw, Of Doug
lasville, passed through the COM
munity Sunday, and called on Mr..
Willoughby.
Little Mat, dauhter OF Mrs. Poss,
OF Marietta, is visiting the family of
Mr., r. Dobbs.
Mrs. Mary Moon and family Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. Minis, near
Marietta, Sunday.
Mr.. Galloway has been very sick
with consumption.
Miss Jennie Daniel has returned
home after very pleasant visit tc
Atlanta. RUBY.
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POWDERS SPRINGS,

Miss Ethel Sparks, of Centenary
College, Cleveland, Tenn. is the
guest Of Miss Blanche Lindley.
Mrs. .. F. Florence and daugh-
ter, Emma, accompanied by Mrs.
Alice Branch and Master Hubert
Turner, have returned from their
very pleasant visit to Texas.
We are glad to say that Mrs. w.
c. Campbell, who has been very
sick, is now convalescent
DR.. W. E. Butner and wife, of
Jackson, visited the fat1ily of his
father, Mr.. J. G. Butner, last week.
Mrs. Alice Branch and Mrs. w.
L. Florence are visiting friends and
relatives in Hiram this week.
Miss Ludie Lindley is visiting
relatives in Marietta this week.
The annual picnic will be at this
place on the 18th day of July.
Everybody cordially invited to at
tend. Please come at an early hour
and with baskets well filled as every
thing possible will be done to make
the day pass pleasantly to those
present. ANONYMOUS.
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ANTIOCH.

Some of the boys and girls OF
this community went huckleberry
hunting last Saturday evening.
They report more "red bugs" than
hucBleberries.
Mrs. Coker caught a very fine
mud turtle last Saturday, with d
fish hook, near. SewclI's mill.
The fruit in this community was
never better, and the good wives
are very busy drying and canning
fruit.
Mr.. J. A. Kile says he don't
know which would pay him the
best to do, pull up the syrup cane,
and leave the grass, or hoe out the
grass and leave the syrup cane.
Mr.. Bernie Blackwell spent Sat-
urday night with the family Of Mrs.
Thomas, of New Hope.
The M. B. S. met Saturday night.
The program was we'll rendered.
Sunday School and prayer meet
ing we'll attended Sunday.
Prof. d. A. Sewell visited his sis,
ter, Mrs. Watson, at Dallas, Ca,
Saturday and Sunday.
SNIPPE.
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OAKDALE,

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Turner vis>
tied their daughter, Mrs. J. n.
Dodgen, at Nickajack last Sunday.
Miss Cora Sewell, after a very
delightful visit with relatives in
Atlanta, has returned hume.
.1r. Will DodgeE, Of Nickajack,
visited Mr.. D. ]. Turner last Satur
cay and Sunday.
Mrs. Ernest Gathright, Of Allan
ia, visited her sisters family, Mrs,
9. W. L. Powell, of Oakdale, last
Saturday and Sunday.
Messrs. James Mcdaniel, vii
Hooper anG Oscar Sewell, OF Allan
ia, visited friends and relatives o
0akdale, last Sunday.
Mrs. Q. L. Sewell, little Edna ant
D. T. Jr., of Atlanta, visited tn
home of Mr.. T. Il. Sewell last Sat
urday and Sunday.
Remember the singing next Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. i. Turner visit
ed the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ
Lee, at Middleton, last Sunday.
Pardon me, but may ask wha
has become Of Snowflake"
BIG SIX.
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READ & WIGGINS.
The CIothiers.
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

Marietta. jane "a, 1895.
Called meeting of council. Present, R.
N. Holland, Mayor, and full board of AL
dermen, except Alderman Brumby.
Meeting called to order by the Mayor to
fix the rate of taxation for the year 1895.
Alderman Faw offered the following reso-
luton which was unanimously adopted
Resolved, by the Mayor and council of
the city of Marietta, that taxes for the
year 1895 be levied and collected on all
the taxable property OF said city. as fol-
lows:
For general expenses OF the city gov
eminent as authorized by the charter, 80
cents on the 800.
For supporting and maintaining the
public schools of the city, Is cents on the
800
For sinking fund and interest on Mari,
eta school bonds. s cents on the 500
making 68 cents on the 800, in all.
Resolved, That the clerk of council oper
his books for the collection Of said taxes
as soon as possible, and give notice there
of in the Marietta Journal.
On motion of Alderman Owen council
adjourned R. E. LAwHoN, Clerk.
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MT. BETHEL.

Crops are looking tlne now.
Farmers are harvesting their
wheat and making preparations to
have it threshed. We hear good
many saying they are less in debt
than they have been for several
years for supplies and guano, and
we hope if they continue SO this
gear out the cry Of bard times will
stop.
Rev. Mr.. Maddox filled his ap-
pointment at Providence church
Saturday and Sunday. He is chos.
en- pastor there the remainder Of
This year.
Rev. Waters filled his appoint
ments Saturday and Sunday at
Chattahoochee church, and also had
communion and foot-washing.
Prof. Selmap paid some of his
patrons flying visit last week. He
attended the teachers institute.
Miss Ludie Hartsfeld, who has
been attending the Georgia Norma!
and Industrial School at Milledge>
vile, returned home last week.
Mr.. Clinton w. Power, who has
been attending the State University,
10 spending vacation at home.
Miss Ian Dobbins, OF Atlanta, is
visiting relatives here.
We are glad to hear that Miss
Flora Daniel is Improving.
Mrs. B. G. Roberts is very i'll and
no: expected to recover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Bowen were
the guests of Mr.. J. j. Boss Satur.
day and Sunday.
Mr.. Jas Sauls and wife visited
their sons Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. James Lloyd, of Chattanooga,
is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Flore,
ma Sauls.
What makes Mr.. John X. Daniel
smile so? The new conner vas a
boy.
Ana what makes Mr.. John Gil
ham look SO sour is because he has
been married II years and his first
visitor is girl.
We have an old man in our place
who says he has the finest cow in
Cobb county. He says she will give
five gallons of milk per day and two
pounds of butter. She is a full
blooded Jersey, all except her head
and it is muley.
Mr.. L. NJ. Power says the me-
groes in Fulton county m asst be hon~
est, for he lost his pocket book On
his way home from Atlanta and a
negro found it and returned it all
right. 1t had about 500 in notes
and accounts in it.
There will be a Union Singing
next Saturday and Sunday at Chat~
tahoochee church. Everybody in
vjted to attend and bring a tull
basket. DERBY.
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LIZZIE.

Mr.. w. B. Howell is still confined
to his room with sickness.
Miss LOWE Griffith is visiting rel
atives at Austell.
MIR. Sewell and daughter, of Ben
Hill, visited Mr.. Howell, of this
place, last week.
reaching at Trinity next Suns
day at eleven by Rey, A. b.
EchoJes.
Sunday School at Bakers Ferry
school house every Sunday after
noon al 3 o'clock.
Miss Ludia Kennedy, of Hemp
hill, has returned home after a
pleasant visit with relatives in At
lanta.
Misses Maud Baker and Lottie
Howell visited Atlanta last week.
Messrs. Oscar and Altoona Sew
ell, of Ben Hill, visited Lizzie last
Saturday and Sunday.
MIR. Posey Barge and son, of West
End, visited W. R. Howell last Mon.
day. SNOWFLAKE.
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AUSTELL.

Ed Mizcll, colored, about ten
years old, fell under freight train
last Wednesday evening. His ell
bow vas so badly mashed that his
arm had to be amputated just above
the elbow.
Last Sunday afternoon Mr.. Tom
Camp and Miss Cora Perkerson
were married by Mr. Blair at his
home in Douglas county. The
young couple started out for ride
and as Mr. Camp had license in
his pocket they drove to Mr. Blair's
and were married while sitting in
the buggy.
The railroad company will have
the fountain put in our park this
week. There will also be revolv>
ing sprinkler put in, which can be
moved about to water the flowers.
Salt Springs Hotel is rrcspering
under the management OF Mrs.
Lasslter. Guests are coming in and
the house is doing better than il
has In several years.
A union protracted meeting was
begun at the Methodist church last
Monday afternoon by Revs. Echols
and Dczier.
Mr. and Mrs w II Budd, OF Da.
rien, are visiting Mrs Bulbs par,
ents, Mr. and Mrs j J Werner.
Mr. and Mrs ii S Root and chill
dren, Mr. and Mrs Nash and Miss
Warlick, Of Marietta, spent las
M1ndly at the spring. SITTER.
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SMYRNA.

Tommie Crawford was burned by
belt OF lightning during storm
of rain. He says he don't know how
he felt, but felt fire singing him.
Rev. Mr.. Morgan preached one OF
his very best sermons Sunday to
large congregation.
Rev. MIR. Edmondson will Begin a
protracted meeting next Sunday in
the Methodist church.
Austell beat our Smyrna boys
ball playing.
Miss May Terrell is still in South
Carolina.
Messrs John and Vic Petty visit
ed Smyrna Sunday.
Bible readings and sacred songs
are very much encouraged by the
good people of Smyrna.
The Baptist church has been
nicely reprinted ty the enterprising
brothers Landen.
MIR. Billy Baldwin is having an
ugly tussle with the measles. but is
getting the best of them.
MIR. Goodman, of Marietta, is lay
ing before the people of Cobb coun-
ty a good plan for a county exhibit,
to be transferred to Atlanta alter it
is collected and shown to our citi.
zens. Hear him and help on the
work it will be beneficial and en-
cOuraging to our grand old county.
T. F. j.
Miss Eunioe McGriff has return
ed home after spending quite
delightful week in Acworth with
school mates and other friends, &C
companied by Misses May Lemon
and Nettie Belle McMillen.
1t has been very hot in our sec.
ton during the past week, notwith-
standing we have had several rains,
some of them gully-washers and
trash-movers.
The Baptist church has been re-
painted and decorated and is now
the handsomest house of worship IN
town. The Landen boys did the
work.
Mrs. Joe Rutledge, who has been
quite sick for the past month or 81,
is slowly improving.
The Smyrna base ball team met
It's first defeat this season at the
hands Of the Austell nine, the score
standing IA to s in favor of Austell.
Take your defeat gracefully boys,
you can't always win.
On account of painting OF the
Baptist church, that congregation
occupied the Presbyterian church
last Sunday. The Rev. Mr.. Nor
gan of Acworth, preaching able SER
mons morning and night.
Mrs. H. J. Hill and daughter, Ida,
lett last Thursday to visit her broth
er at Adairsville, Ga.
The following committee was APP
pointed by Rev. Mr.. Morgan TO
collect funds for Baptist Missionary
to be forwarded at next quarterly
conference Mrs. 4. L. Terrell.
Misses Ada Gam, Ida Harlan,
Minnie Fleming and Dora Gam.
CRITIC.
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Gbs Marietta yunrnaI.
COUNTY NEWS.
LOST MOUNTAIN.

School will open here the 2nd
Monday in July, and Due West
school will also open the End Mon>
day.
Miss Alice Martin, Of Marietta, is
at home on visit.
Mrs. R. q. Billiard, OF Bremen,
Ca, who has been visiting her par.
ents here, has returned home.
Farmers here are laying by corn.
Wheat is about all harvested and
soon the whistle OF the thresh will
be heard.
The Ainsworth library will meet
pezt Wednesday evening.
ALLEN.
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GEORGIA-.COBB COUNTY

To all whom it may concern Anna j.
Hunt, a creditor, having in due form app
piled to me for permanent letters of Ad-
ministration on the estate of Nancy Chas&
tain late of said county deceased, this is
to cite all and singular the creditors and
next of kin of Nancy Chastain to be and
appear at my Office on the first Monday in
July next, and show cause, if auy they
can, why permanent administration
should not be granted to z. w. Frey,
County Administrator, or some fit and
proper person on Nancy Chastain's es,
tate. Witness my official signature of Of
fee. This Goth day of May. 1895.
j. II. STONE, Ordinary.
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DRUMMING ON FURNISHINGS
so that you may come marching around
to our store to buy your furnishing suit
before the 4th of July, and still have
plenty of money left to take your best girl
or next best friend to picnic, These
soldier boys are really having a hard time
ofit-because, don't you see, they find our
goods are hard to beat.
Now for the 4th you need suit that no
fellow in town can beat, and you'll surely
find it if you come to us and it will cost
you the slight sum of $500.