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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-30
BrBL1oTMoA DE ssLA CORRESPONDENCE"

de este fjaso mi atenci6n como otraa veoes
Va no ms entreten1s viendo Jonds des-
puut>r sus hcrtalizas Is buena Teresa deb1a
enco1trorme menos afectucse que de ordinsrio.
Lego ell domingo la situaci6n oambio ra-
pidamente.
A las ocho de Ia mofiana eataba haciundo
nj to3ado con IN esme1o que no era costumbre
en- m1
Alguna vez me has favorecido hacierdo el
elogio de mis- dedoa dc hada.
Haola algun tempo que loa ejercitsho en-
trapaformar annnel veetido de campesina que lle-
vaba el dia de nueetro paseo por ell acueduoto
de Montreuili6n, agrogandole una pequena go
la de peluohe oaouro, aegun la mods.
Con este traje me puee IN sombrero de
campo, oasi plano, orlado con un ribete claro
muy estrecho un simple lazo.
Asf vestida pormaneof en- 6xtasia ante mi
propia imagen 10 menos tres minutes.
Jay! Ne encontraba linda, pensaba que
mi padre habfa debido demcstrarme mayor ter
nura, aiquiera por parecerne mi madre, es de-
cir, aquells cuyo reouerdo le absorbe hasta el
punto de haoerle olvidar el resto de Ia oreaci6n.
lCuantas veoes no me hsa hsblado tt mis-.
ma de ese psreoido, oompar; ndo mi fsonomia
cou al retrato de Ia pobre difanta.
Tengo 50 frepte, sue oeiaR, spa oioa 80 ma
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-30
POR UNA MIR.ADA

Decia:
-iPor que no enouentro 20 eaa tranquil
dadI
Abri6 Ia puectecita dc ma empaizada pin
tada de verde desaparecio con las manos la
eepaldo, por un oamino profundo que separa dos
de nuestros prados
ALI estabo aoguro de no enoontrar na-
die.
Era su paseo favoritc
Me hab1a fgurado que dc sus labios iba
brotar una de eoau dulcep palabras que me hu-
biesen heoho llevsr mi faktidio con peoiencia.
Y haats me habia parecido verle titubear
en- sus ojoa brillar una ldgrima en- Is cual LEI
una desespersci6n que me hello el alma
Te marchaste un lunes.
Los cinco dias reatantes dc Ia eemana me
parecieron de una duraoi6n interminable.
CumpK casi Ell juramento que habia heoho
de no salir de mi habitacion,
Salfa dnicamente las horas de las oomidas
por un sentimiento de deferencia y no por pro-
longar una existencia que juzgaba defuitiva-
nente odiosa
-1.lr Todo 10 miraba con indiferencia.
s& La3 galIinas segufan poniendo; los conejoa
del corral oomfan les hojas de las coles, los dna
des 20 chapuzaban en- el agua cenagosa de laa
Charoas hasta el pobre jumento blsnoo reliD-
Ohaba tan dalca como indtilmente, ain one nada
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-30

No hay nombrs femanino q. mas cunda
que eli nombre to5o para hacer oharadas.
Firmadas'bajo Ia inicial segundG,
tres prGmG llevo 20 va publicadas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-30
JULIAN z, RLANe0 Y sOsA.-Agen-

te de Negoc6os.-Centro de conisiones,
informes y consultas sobre todos los ra-
mos de la Administration, de la Agricultu-
ra, la Industria y ell Comercio.-San Juan
puerto Rico), calle de San Francisco n. .
e1.-Direcci6n telegrafica BIancosa. P.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-30

FRANCISCO J. VEGA SOL a.
Puerto Ric ,.-Sirve cualquier pedido de
billetes de l0tera provincial tanto para Ia
Isla como para el Extranjero, pudiendo
remitirse dos sorteos & Ia vez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-30
CON FIT e U R

CON NFI T II y e
Ne acuso de adorarla, sefor cura,
pero con tai passion, de tai manera,
que me abaorbe su amor el alma entera
= cs TN tempo placer desventura'
Ora tengo mi dicha per segura,
ora lego dudar de que me Qui6ra,
y la esfnge teuaz me desespora
y mas la quiero ouanto mas me apura.
Loco, trna mi Illusion desorientado,
la egpuela de mi afan llevo cOnmigo..
No imponga penitencia un desgrac1ado
nj acreciente mi culpa 10 que digo.
que 81 este amor terrible es un pecado,
en- el mismo pecado esta el oastigo!
SSmestO DeigGdO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-30
LOTEpIA NACIONAL MADRII

Hay constantemente para todos los sorteos en- la pc
uqueria F'LaurakBatk' de D. Pedro UrbiztondO, Sar
Francisco 42. Sc enviar&n Ia Isla quienes 10 soil
citen.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-30

igARATIsIMO!-Por no nec6sitarlo
muy c6nodo en- perfecto estado de conservation.
Al que 10 interese puede verlo en- catano esquina de
"a informarse de precio etc6tera puede dirirse al
Centre de Comisiones San Francisco 81 bajos. Tam
bien vende union del coche, 81 convene al com
prador, una pareja baya, de buen trote. 4S"-4
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-02-21
abe Marietta yunrnat.
COUNTY NEWS.
BOLTON.

The many friends of Mrs. Patman
Daniel will be pleased to know that
she is much better.
There is no DOUBT now that an
effort will be made to have the cleo
trio car running across the Chatta-
hoochee bridge into Cobb on the Ma,
rietta Road in the near future. Ev
cry indication points that way.
Your afflicted iremizer is still in q
dark room, suffering with iritis, his
worst attack IN thirty years.
Marietta's creamery is another
star in Cobb's industrial crown.
There is a rumor afoat that some
capitalists are going to erect grea:
dynamo plant, and build some hous
es at the narrows, few miles above
the water works, ON the Chattahoo-
chez. This classic stream will yet
hum to the music of various indus
tries.
The cars Oh the Chattahoochee
River Car Lane are propelled, light
ed and heated by electricity. The
heating is new thing in the South
and complete success. I. F. j.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-02-21
UNION CHAPEL.

Oh! the snow, the beautiful snow
From nine to twelve inches deep.
Subject for rural laureates. If a
blessing, certainly not in disguise,
so far as appearances are concerned,
and Thousands of suffering poor PEG,
ple-numberless cattle aud myriads
o! the starving feathered tribe, are
ready to testify that if blessing
they cannot see it. Sleighing is the
order of the day among the subjects
of cupid and Staying the order Of the
day with the boys and the rabbits
the first pardonable, the latter, app
proved barbarity.
News is at a discount. Many slips
up.
Miss Loula Manning gave an ap.
preciated entertainment to few Of
her friends on the occasion of her
birthday aud Miss Sallie Lester had
several of her friends to meet the
the meteor at her home.
Hon. r. L. Nesbitt, like Richard
is himself again, but is weather,
bound. AMI.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-02-21
NICKAJACK.

Concord takes the lead in tht
matter of sleighs perhaps, as We
have the one horse, the two horse
and the four horse article, and they
have been doing Ia smashing bust
ness, too, for there is hardly youne
lady left in this beat, all having
been "sleighed.''
This snow, seige is not only UMPIRE.
cedented in the memory of the old.
est natives, but has been particular
disastrous upon the birds, as mum.
bers of them have died of hunger
and cold. Our sweet woodland
songsters should have been protect
ed and a few spare crumbs given
them.
Ever since the blizzard set in
Concord Factory has been "aying
off" ON account of frozen material.
Doc Moon did a neat job ballas>
ting portion Of the new road near
this station, the snow finished up
ballasting the balance Of it.
Everything is waiting for a thaw.
KoN.
The young folks were delighted with the
snow. They went out sleigh-riding in a
four horse sleigh on last Tuesday and
called on the beautiful little town of Mas
bleton, the air was full of the melodious
voices of the boys and girls. They returns
ed to Mr.. Steve Blair's and spent very
pleasant evening. The crowd would have
been complete if Rex could have deprived
himself the pleasure of carrying the school
teacher Safeguarding. Ha ha
We learn that Mr.. Homer Moss, kept
bachelor hall last week, as his mother was
visiting her daughter, Mrs Welch of At
lanta
A certain young man of Marietta is pay>
ing frequent visits at the residence of Mr.,
r. P. Daniels. What dees that mean
Tip2
Mr.. Alex Mable accidentally shot his
fine bird dog while out rabbit hunting last
Wednesday.
Miss Lila Handy, charming young
lady of Middleton, visited friends and rela>
tives of this place last week.
Miss Olive Daniel and sister are board,
ing and attending school at Smyrna. We
learn the school has eighty pupils,
We are glad to see our friend Stanback
on duty again.
The young peoples social club met al
G. L. Daniels Wednesday night,
| lhe Z. H. G, was showed out Saturday
night A boom mex. meeting.
Postmaster Isaac Edison is preparing tc
| move to Smyrna, to our regret.
Miss Maggie Lowe, beautiful blue.eyed
young lady OF Middleton, visited Miss Floy
Ruff Saturday and Sunday Glad WASH
you, Ed? X
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-02-21
Battle On Kennesaw Mountain,
May 1865.

Behold that mare, dappled gray,
| saw in the month OF May,
When wild flowers bloomed about her feet,
And sunshine was her mantle meet.
The shapely head she held on high,
And FIRE seemed flashing from her eyes,
Arched grondly, too, her neck and name,
And on them fell the slackened rein.
Down from the wethers to the tail,
The curve was perfect in detail,
While depth of chest and hauDch and side
Showed where her strength did most
reside
Dismounted and quite near her head
The right hand to the halter wed,
Her rider stood, bold leader he,
The gallant Col. Smith, true and free.
Brave chief and charger such were they,
In Dlxie's band of martial gray,
And such they will in memory be,
While time and sense remain to me.
RUBY.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-02-21
KIRK'S CHAPEL.

There has been no school at this
place Tor the past week on accoun;
Of the snow.
D. F. Green is on business trir
to Atlanta.
Mr.. Bill Stanley and daughter, Of
Kennesaw, visited Mr.. J. r. PAGES
family Sunday.
Mrs. Lidie, of Atlanta, has re.
turned home accompanied by Miss
Dora Williams.
We are very sorry to learn tha
Miss Sallie McCurdy has entirely
lost her mind. They are making
preparations to carry her to the
asylum.
We are glad to see Prof. ]. NJ.
York in our community again.
One of the Marietta boys sieighed
out Sunday afternoon on a dry
goods box to see his best girl.
We wonder Why every man in
the county don't take the Marietta
JOURNAL. PRUDENT.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-02-21
OLIVE SPRINGS.

A horrible accident took place in
our settlement last. Tuesday morn
ing. One of Mr.. JEFF Sanders lit
tie children clothing caught on Are
while Mr. and Mrs. Sanders we're
out. On Mrs. Sanders return from
the barn, where she mad been milk
ing, discovered the child burning,
and while trying to extinguish the
flames, Mr.. E. l.. Ireland and Mr..
N. McInnis came along. Seeing
the trouble Mr.. Ireland ran in with
Mr.. McInnis' overcoat and wrapped
it around the child and extinguished
the fire. After days suffering it
died and was buried at Maloney
Springs cemetery, Thursday at 2 P.
M. We tender our sincere sympa-
thy's to the bereaved parents.
Mrs. j. A. Templeton has been
sick for the past few days. We
hope she will be out again soon.
Mr.. l, N. Scarborough has gone to
! Middle Georgia where be intends
canvassing several counties in the
interest of Cunningham's nursery
and the Marietta Marble Co.
A new room has been annexed to
one of the small houses on the Bar
Der farm.
Remember the Bryant Literary
Society next Saturday evening.
CoRESP.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-02-21
AUSTELI.

Miss Angie Anderson, of Lithonia, and
Misses Rena and Addie Anderson, of
Douglasville, are visiting Mrs. n. A. Morse.
School was suspended during the snow
but opened again last Monday.
We would like to know if Col. Bob In
gersoll brought the weather and meteor
along with him. II so we would rather he
would select some other country for his
lscturing tours in future.
Wood was a scarce article during the
snow and many who were out had trouble
in getting it hauled
Mess. j. W.~Bennett and K. W. Brewer
have bought out Mr.. II. A. Baldwin,
grocery business.
Jesse Anderson, colored, cut his big toe
off while cutting wood some days ago,
SITTER
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-02-21
DUE WEST.

The ground covered with ten inches o.
snow and the houses iringed with iccles
Truly we are in crystal palaces. The
cold snap caught some of the boys without
wood, old Amor for one, but Mrs. Amor,
like Mrs, Arp, made the old man hustle.
Miss Trudie Cox, of Kennesaw, has a
fourishiug school near New Sslem,
forty scholars. Miss Trudie is one of
our pret;iest young ladies.
Prof. Mayes school was showed in for
the past week, but reopened Monday
morning.
We are glad 10 see an Increase in the
number Of correspondents to our county
paper. If the writer of Lizzie dots will
come and go to school to Allen at this
place, he will find that he is not lost il he
was born and raised in the shadow of old
Lost Mountain. Can you tell OF the origin
OF the word Lost Mountain?' Allen can.
Mr. Porter Griggs has been quite sicb
for several days He is 81 years old, but
is cheerful and happy.
MT. lawn Duliaru mas erected black,
smith shop and will tit up with new
set of tools to do his own work only Tha
is right for farmer.
The mammoth water wheel of Goodwin
mill was solid block of ice 20 feet il
diameter, stopping him from grinding fo
ten days.
d. W, Dickson has tub wheel to hi
mill and kept the water on it and it dic
not freeze. AMOR
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-02-21
UPSHAW.

MIR. Will Rollins visited his pa.
rents ere last week, bringing with
him better halt. His uncle w. N.
Edwards gave them a reception,
foot-shaking and music.
w. n. Edwards has changed his
mules for pair OF fine mares. E.
A. Kemp has bought two fine mares
Charley McMieken has pat up a
grocery store near here.
Uncle Billie Ward, Russell Sor.
rells, A. 2. Griggs and D. N. Nc
Eachern are the four men over SO
years of age each in Oregon.
We are glad to learn that machin-
cry costing $4,000 will be put in on
the Chattahoochee river, three miles
above the bridge of the W. & A.
r. r. in Cobb county. The inten~
ton is to supply Atlanta with all the
power necessary to turn the machin-
cry of the various plants.
Oon't talk about hard times but
subscribe for the Marietta Journal
and keep posted or you will always
be left.
John Adams vas the first Presi-
dent to occupy the white house.
Prof. Hughes has Miss Ella Hunt
er as his assistant. Eighty pupils
in attendance. No trouble to mus
ter Is or 100 pupils at this place,
and instructors ought to keep an
eye on this community.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-02-21
STORY.

We al! have been housed up so
long that We are taking the blues.
The oldest people say that we
have had the coolest weather that
has been since the cold Saturday.
DIED-On last Sunday morning
at his home, Samuel Carruth. He
was one of the oldest settlers of this
county, and livodto ripe old age
His wife and children have our sym.
pathy.
Only three persons over 80 years
of age in this vicinity.
The explosion of the meteor las,
week caused a sensation among the
negroes. They thought it was
Gabriel's signal.
l will tell you where Story is,
when Snowflake" and "Allen" Set,
tie their controversy. STYLUS.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-02-21
LOST MOUNTAIN.

Mr.. A. s. Goodwin, of Knox
Vile, Tenn, is at his fathers here,
suffering with rheumatism. We are
sorry to hear of Senate's sickness
and hope he will soon be out again.
Mr.. II. s. Barnes has had a stroke
of paralysis. 1t affected his left
side.
Well Snowflake" when we ask
ed the question in the Journal about
your place we asked for information.
Never had heard OF your place be.
tore, but didn't know you would get
wrought up about it. Yes, we con
tess we are several years behind the
times when it comes to knowing
anything about such a place as
''Lizzie." We care nothing particu-
lar about where your place is, but
would like to know something more
about you. Who is Governor of
Georgia ?
Mr.. Schuyler Goodwin, who has
been working in Jacksonville, Fla,
tor some time, has returned home.
Prot Sewelps horse ran away
with him last Thursday while out
sleigh>riding. The sleigh was de>
molished, but otherwise doing no
damage.
Miss Della Goodwin gave her
friends a Valentine drawing last
Thursday evening. The young
folks had a delightful time.
ALLEN.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-02-21
An Eminent Paducah Minister Gives
His Experience.

This spring one year ago my health
was completely run down. | suffered from
sleeplessness and loss of appetite. AT the
suggestion of Rev. Sam P. Jones, | began
the use of Kings Royal Germetuer, and
after taking several bottles l built up in
every respect which enabled me to work
hard through the hot season with the
strength and vigor one has in winter. |
consider it splendid tonic. Ny catarrh-
al trouble has been greatly helped and
l have been benefited in many other
particulars Z. B. RAMSEY
Large bottle, los doces, 81; for S.
Sold:by Druggists.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-02-21
OAKDALE,

Miss Nora Buckner, after very
pleasant visit tie relatives near Lizzie,
has returned home.
Messrs Albert Turner and Nor
man McWilliams visited down on
the farm last Friday in their sleigh.
Miss Emmie English is visiting rel
atives at Chattahoochee.
Preaching at Liberty Hill next
Sunday at eleven o'clock, by Rev.
L. NJ. Hooper.
Mr. Fred Sewell visited his best
girl last Sunday on his sleigh.
Miss jamie Edwards Woo has been
quite sick with pneumonia is con-
valescent. LoVEY.
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NEW HOPE.

Sunday School showed out last
Sunday, and the 10 literary society
failed to meet for the same reason.
It vas thought Judge Stone would
get to sell some more license, but
were disappointed. Hope he will
soon.
This is the largest snow some of
US have ever seen. Glad it is dis
appearing. DIXIE
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