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New-York tribune., 1896-01-23
Railroads.
-AMENic.'s GREATEST RsILRoAC..
NEIWYORK
CENTRAL
~ HlInS0M RIVER r
& HUDSON RIVER R. p.

From Grand Central station. 42d Street ,,-.
e''o M-EAespt SUNDAY sun ,o Empire STATE EAptesa
Syracuse and Rochester. Due Buffalo 4;io p M
a.3O A. M.&Iaiiy' Fast = Mail for poughkcepsie Al.
bsny. Utica Syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara
1880 A. M-Except Sunday Day Express. For all i'm
,.o portant New-York State points, -. c,,,,r
bus Cincinnati. Indianapolis and 81 Louis Stops
at poughkeepsic. Albany. Utica. Syracuse. Roches-
loo MDay Chicago Special FOR DETROIT ptsls Glsys.
sic. Albany. Schenectady. Utica Syracuse. RocAfs-
a:3o p, M-Except sunday wes, Point. Poushkeepsie.
4.3o 7, M-Daiy North Shore Limited. Due Detroit Detroit
~ ~; a. NJ Chicago 4:3O p m stops a' N''""''
600 M1oy Fen Albany roy y,5is Utica hSm. Aaa5Gn.
Niagara Falls Clevelanc. Toledo. Detroit Oh'-
G::5 p MDpoy F,r r TROY. Saratoga Burlington.
7,.o atsOurs St Alnons ana Montreal Falls cieve
land. Indlan1n1s St. Loais Chicago. stops ut
o.oo poushkeepse. Albany and Utioa car passenger,
only for points FAN B'ook Railway VIA Lyon
osiSnb1rs b4raS '4f '"F Sasara FAX ceyea1S icy 5S:
yncsS yse2 fIfS aaa tho hasurE sns SHfp Rdaa '''u,
1910 NtGHT Theatre train for Chicago ana prncea Tcn
sunday night sunday nights Albany and Chicago
ooc ''' a. M and c1:: SAB e p Mppay p excep, Sunday to
o,5 r. nasT n H,f% dn ,G rsneld and the Bek
AiA XldrT ~ 'Ts: TRAIHs = yoNrSm1FSso so,n,. on
% Ecvd;ci 'So Road as a Gns'a the only running a
Warr~ paace on all through trains
rrns illnmina'ed with Pntsch Ligh,. c,,-, station
~ road@s1 u Par Place 2ci az Broaaway - r,s'
and ni2 ass .9a9%ay sac5 2 sS and 2s Fulton
81 and ioe proaiway. r r. BrooIyp1 ,v tie West.
5onN 5cs NHacFs M ror%EY oa%TTy GEORGE II DANIELS.
Ce,orai yonaoo- General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-23
OTHER MARKETS by TELEGRAPH

nraao Jan % ca'le Receipts last p hours 'a iG0s
head. total r week ihgs far los" heal i9r I',a .a
head o YORK. l2o head. sale. 80 head market
l e,s, enri heav, s,cer~ - IL light to butch
e. 81 5oa& 81 Neais dun nt S,aSo FOR hca-E hsh,.
total f.r veel 'hus ar 5000 hcld for same ,ime iast
So - 200 h,ad eon~isnri ., hsa ,nop, "ren'
s~aiy Tor miv"l packers mediums and hea'y SO" @ ann
'Ty i5r '@T' "g To- c"' 'Y Yor~,. :. s,a. 30 ir
ios 81 -. mediums ava heavy So pigs s. %aI 81
erep'. ia-t - hous. 232o head fonl f'' %c"N mus
' ,brr ne ,, ,'i hral io N~u YorI 900 he'd
sale 22opo heni market opened dcroraized ami -
Rih large number unsoiI s,me s'l unoadrl, no
.'g.. I'D win Iona. hg.s ,a' s 20 pr IT f ''s', &, =
asa ..l- ana o.mm.n - 5"psa - mixed SHEEP god
.ho,e s. s9gsSs =. sa- 'o good. >2 2'"9S2 So ciiis
s. Louis. ian' - .orte receipts $50 head. Mlk.'
@ ~, % '.' .s s4a ssa.a % TO- es s.S g oa, '. ~ Tcy
s 7oaf' IL y ;.c'cr- "i'- h"Sa sl ME- T. M. ''.n
s. 7,pst lo lsn, I'"aN 10 sheep E"f'p,s '2
,,:s /, Gas. A' 81 5d,l ' ',i alr e. 4, a@ . s. s,as, '
innn stock tarls 'hi'ASo. lhn = -, "'l" i., ,,I'
.,rs steer. 81 a5as, ~ f...cr. ani fi'rs s. "gs4
e.as and bulls ,ISt -. cnler- >3pSi r"S1ns. - 10
u.s., 10 Hogs Reccr'- ao~o h'ai Market % ~. ena "
lower H~ay r,rfng sni .lii,nE io's 5" ''aSt t. =
s, os4s, 70 ss,. ,ls,as,s pis, s. a;ei. - sheep
t'~p's id" hsaa ~ Mse, NJ :, ., sni lo""' II"
Kau.a c,,y IAN =: os' l,e,oig's,. H. sco lsai =,
N,tf' Vs. r. " he, ana Z; e oa,i r y IA 9as % %5n
n.n' 80" hc Msfss, 1ss ~, So .S Sa's naG b.cr. N. ~
5e - f go ss, 81 SqsS sS sss s,as ana sscsp s,''f Re-
ia., Liberty Jan y ai,.e Receipt. nsnt mnrsc' X,
rl 81 oasi 90. g,-i butchers. 81 i"r<i rough far.
sta,3o bull sass ana o.w'. NJ ',ist ',so ~.
'' a..' a~si,,l fs., ;, ,cl<4 . Yok~rs ruled
ss s. .,us, - hcay, hos' 81 iops' - rluFh,, s@r
,agg l1,. ''. s. sca s e. i:' & ismnsn s to %c
s .sa,i - iar'. Ss,''i'a ssass 3 ''''' ' '''
New-York tribune., 1896-01-23
." ROYAL BLUE LIRE.


NASIIINGTON. ooo ,ooo
For rhadepha, week eays ii9 & "a ~ rs yyS os9fs;
parlor caD. 5'o 600 dining Ca 'o sp 30 i5,uMm; ma
Car) A. ST.. $50. 400, BOO. cOV dining S4D T. ''
For s,tinorc and Washington. week days 500 1000
ii 30 DINING car \. NJ. 20 3:@o 3 & ~ H,in,5 ,i5
Car) T. NJ. l2:l5 night. sundays. lOvy IL,
Caj A. N. 80 5:OO 600 DINING can r. M'' i-i'
Tickets ant parlorcar seats can he ro:urst az 2ot o
Liberty St. il3. 72 2G 4ij, PA. 80 l;55 b'9.d"os
~, en- ~. Il East li'h 81. l3t r.t i-"h St 80
w, i2.h S. 25l coqm6n; ~ AZ Nsd%ay w ansor
The Nev Transfer Company VIII cal ior ana e"eS"
baggage -;yom hotel or residence = iestlnit ~
New-York tribune., 1896-01-23

& acgsas few H.% SsnsS oyer for 'a's5Sa
ana western calves and trade quite de asmoIs
zed; veas wer, slow and barey steady Fdly 30 ca;Ves
ssas7 30 I, per- 20 100 r. few head Of and barn
aye. aTd c"S ssw at at c 30 or f'% cy dressed
country dressed; 3l.G5c for little calves "safse ior
CURTIS vcals rs n ), ayGTos' o .a at m s. 80 80
81 q, i% Do; d. IS sI h at at r = g. g.
'G % ' ia at m 5" ~ d. III rs d n q 20 81 s at g. g. 10 " at ''
a, lyme y . 81 N'" %a Ia. r. .a; L J. +? @ r. s. e E
qs g. rs M % & s 50 90 = 60 40 NJ + III b. a" a, s. g. d 3d. % 50 r. r.
at g. fed fed calf - 200 g H. b. At s. s. . ~ -, .,
81. Si::? '.$ g r. q! 81 % o. 80 % s.
at 81 a lanyard % S SayS rcs 20 m n + at t. % % do s n
81 2 h. ST. do. ito h. at So; d. los H.
qpae @ rs lic 50 NJ s at S ST. g. - d b. S5 St s. s. S Si
larnyari DO. 20" n, a. s2 50. s,o, 40
p. j" az i'o'i Ii s"s at r 81
loc 1 '' si no n at n 81 :! s. g. do "' H. at '' barnard
% @ ~ s'; s = f z on % a. % & & at S. aq d 49, S S It,
n Collins yea 50 H. ats arnyard ca cal;s' :, =, 2 9, H.
Xcwi.on \ - . yeas iia NJ at So ~. -oae-
siii:EF ANn LANES rReceipt, Mere 81 cas Or lae3s
ko !, cars arendy The peas. makps :: cars
70 be- soId buffalo adycs caued stump !" mn IN, in',kr @
fully 2'c lower both sheep anl lam, wI,h q Sad 5,ls
I'D at s2a7sGsa . per iilr eanch to q 2, y y
81 to extra primo lHihi~ a'
iucudin, deck of heavy Canadian lambs at - -
1Isi,c. n few selected selling at %.
SAFES sanders: state lambs. ~ IL aNriat'. i'
s. IA. per H.. - do 10 H. at - N's; 40 a. - H.
81 SI. ~ do oG H. at - 20. u ONO sh'e. IN ~
ai 80. do. ~ ~ AT - - II DO w 10, ar
81 i2, do 100 H. 50: -; do. ~ H. AZ - " p ~ @
NJ, - 37is ~ do. IL H. at - ~. ~ stat" spring
lambs at - head 900 8, - -. -,
Western ln 40 H. q lOG stat DO - 10. - -
X II, at ahcep. l2l H.. at 81 % ~ ~
Il; 81; 90
- Judd n CO.: ~ Michigan lan's 81, H. ~ s. 'u ~,
kontutkv sheep ~ No. - "a. rs ONO dn a. H' "'
l2, 2D3 Ohio sheep and lambs. - H. AZ ~ ', ..
- Mcf'herspn n 90: 30 Michigan lambs - U' az -
~ Kenu,ky sheep Is ~ 50 30 o3 Do. oG io a. s.
~ n. at 81 90 l'i d.. % ib a. VI 80 y"
do. - H. u 81 - ~, Co.,.
q; nicnhack - Srste lambs - 10 - % 80 state
sheep. i3s ~. ~ 81 -. i2s DO. 80 IL. at ~ . .-
Iall.nbnck Hollis: ~ weston sheep. ~ H. at ~ .
sheep 90 H. at 81 -: late Yesterday 2 Virginia she'p
VI Collins. ohio sheep 80 H. at 81 20 10 State d.
j II Wilkerson lao Ohio sheep. ioi n. At 81 10 ga. ..
j. g. curtis: ~ state llmts 80 H. az - "o ." N'h'
uurnc 4 Mullen: ao2 State lambs. - 10. at 81 2's II
State sheep. 81 H.. At 81 "a g., ,,.
IOGS-i,eccips were '2s ears or SIS head in'ii,e
10 head for sai" Market firm at 81 &HSl 90 per ~" ID
Country drsss and steady ~ faH'I.' per 10
Sal.s-G Dllenhnck - STATE hogs ~ 10 average" ~
3, ~ per iOO H.: rough hogs. 800 H.. At 81 30 . -
Iallenl.ck Hollis: - State piHs Wholcr - ~, nj ~
VI Collins: state hogs. lo0 ~. Al ~ -. STAG -'o
H.. AZ 81
New-York tribune., 1896-01-23
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW.JlRSEY
lAnthracIte coal used eAc. .-sih ei!'
Four Tracks Automatic Block Signals.
on and after November II, 1870.
fn.f If L. .IfL 81.

Four Tracks. Automatic Block sisnais.
on and after November II lSJo
Trains leav- station foot II LLsGty ~ =.
For Eason Behlehsn Aentown Maus,h, Shuso' so AZ
4 II a. Easton) A. NJ l'lo. l.p -.
TO Tastorj 4so 5:45 80. to Allentown T. ~ sundays
4:so q Is 10 Easton \. NJ. 100 $50 600 r. ~ u
For Wtkpshalre, PitistOn and sTantcn v:io a. d.
I:l0 l:So 4:3o p NJ. sundays; 4:$v \ NJ, I'm ,.ao
For Reading AT 4:30 800. 3.lO tl:3J - M i.V, 'o'
2.1 400 300 5:i5. 7:3O T.. n. I2:l night SUNDAY >
100 23o $50 500 p. NJ. l2;is night; :, ,,o ,.oo
FOR Harrisburg 43O, SEQ, y:lO n NJ, ~ ~
400 BOO 54J T. NJ. 1913 night sundays. loo o''o
90 = NJ, l21j night. . ,,o .oo
For sunDury. Lewis5ure AMI Wliiamsport at 40. sxp
"a A M lilo go 80 =. NJ. sundays $3.50 A. NJ.
o'oo ' AII.RAIr. ROUTE.
- Pod parr Long Branch and points south - Point
pioo..n, nv 10 s:i5 ii 30 \. NJ. f30 li5. 4l5. 40
= ~ - ~ sundays. Except Ocean Grove and Asbufy
PARK 8 90 A. " 400 ?. NJ
FOR LAKEWOOD,
43o S:i5 \. NJ las. 3:4U. 4:iO +. u. p, an,
For faraingdele. Toms River. Bafncgat fa'"' anu
Bainegat. 80 SIS A. NJ. 10. f;io = ~. ..,o n
FOR Atlantic city. Nineland and Elicseoh ''O ~ 49,
~ =. II. ,. , tr,r,,.-i, - Nave.
sink 70 SIS. 80 \. NJ. 30. i:i3 4lJ 4'iO T. NJ
sundays 900 y NJ; 400 Z NJ ,u-
New-York tribune., 1896-01-23

AONERrIsEMENTS AND CkIrTloTS tOR
"A THE Nl.W YORK TKIBIN ~ WILL. ~ hfi
1EIyEO At TIE UPTOWN OFFICE. no l;2i2 Broad H2:a
way 2i door north uf Thirty y-nfst St; ana A'N ~
TIsHMENTS a. the following Branch Offices; "a
Eighth av~ g. corner rs'nty 'hird si l12 btn-aN.
FHurte"itl-si, 90 l nlfha'"' 'VI
Third-at'.. Forty seventh T.; LOO Imid aN', ~"
T. 7uS lifs' 1r West f1N ~ S',u
ii2 C.uubus-ay" - Avenu" \. la2' n.il ~ -"
West F,tty fecond -. l.5p second ave- ""t
Third between On" nnnHTr'-
and iwelft. and on. hundred and 'hift""nif SIS ,
At tho HARLEM OFFl ~. 80 Est one hundt"n ~,
.aenW nrh.f 243 West pne-hundred anu t"''N
e. nrl 32p lunlfci and forty hUh 81, up 10
=. M regular IA - rates
New-York tribune., 1896-01-23
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave Wes, 42d st station. ~ y as fo'io"' ~
10 minutes earlier from foot Of Franklin 81:
::3O A. VI. Daily loca! Buffalo. .,,.,,.
5::;O A. VI. Daily local Albany for Catskil Mountain"
and Saratoga. paror Albany, sundays oniy.
0i5 A. W. Daily for Albany Utica. Syracuse,
Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toedo Cleveland ana nieaBo
II $50 W. Daily except sunday. TO tatskl N.Y., a.,
iaIns New PaItz. lakes Mohonk and Mnnswasnr' ~
bany Saratoga. Caldwell Lake George. Farloi cur.
400 T. VI. Daily. ex:ept sunday. for Albany ,,o,..
600 J.. VI. Da,y for Albany Montreal Iiica SyAcuse'
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara FAILS toronto. pr''o'"
Cleveland. Chicago and 81 LOUIS. . ,r,..
G::.O r. Vi Daily excsp: sunday. for Newburs Albany
Saratoga and Montreal
1:fJ j.. W. Daily. except sunday Tor Uuca H>fa~use'
Rochester and Buffalo. ,-..u,..
SIS r. W. Daily for Albany. Utica syracuse ~
Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. Cleveland. Chi-
Gag, St. Louis. -
80, tickets tine tables paror 0nd sleeping car accom-
Offices Brooklyn and New l"rk aid
inf. rn,sfion address G. +. LAMBERT.
Gen. Passenger Agent vanderbi,-ave.. New YORK
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-04-23
ACWORTH.

The Odd Fellows Lodge will cele-
brate their anniversary the 9th
with a public meeting and picnic.
Mr.. Geo. Harner, a travelling
optician, who has been here for
several weeks, left last week. Mr..
Harner had quite severe attack of
mumps while here, but then he was
in style as the mumps have gone
the rounds of late.
Miss Sue Lew Moore, of Atlanta.
is visiting friends and relatives in
town this week.
Mr.. o. E. Collum, one OF our in
dustrious and hustling merchants,
is visiting bis parents at Tilton,
Ca, this week.
Miss Rolla Barrett, Nho bias been
teaching school close the Tennessee
line, has closed her school and re-
turned home for few months va
cation and recreation.
MIR. Charlie Hull, ct Atlanta, Wis
tied friends and relatives here last
Sunday.
MIR. Ralph kelpin visited Roswell
Monday.
DR.. W. G. HUMPHREYS who has
been in New York Tor the past few
months, is exported home in a few
days.
DR.. Geo. Smith has bought the
DR.. Roberts place and has moved
into it.
Mr.. Sid Rainey, of Chattsr ooga,
is here on o visit.
Mrs. Smith Lemon, who has been
quite sick, is improving.
Mr.. John Pratber has moved his
family to Atlanta.
DR.. Geo. Smith and Col. J. 7.
Northcutt made business trip to
Dallas Tuesday.
Mr. Luther Armstrong an old
Acworth boy, but now Of Allatocna,
was in town Monday.
Rev. Mr.. Resger, of Winder, is
holding protrscted meeting at the
Christian Church this week.
MIR. Jarman, of Psulding county,
who had his whole family poisoned
several days ago, and which result
ed in the death OF one of his little
children, is working hard to find
out who gave the poison. 1t was
given in coffee. He thinks he has O
clue. SAGER.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-04-23
LOST FOUNTAIN.

Mr.. Ed Williams was out a,
preaching Sunday.
Mr.. w. M. Frey and vile from
near Marietta spent Saturday and
Sunday with the family of MIR. G. j.
Billiard.
Mr.. Fl. B. Goodwin, of Acwerth,
spent Sunday with -. Oh, we'll,
there seems to be good deal Of
attraction here for Hiram.
Mr.. Jasper Clay, of Paulding
county, has been here to purchase
20 acres of land on top of Lost
Mountain. If he can get the land
we learn he will plant large vine
yard.
We are having July weather hot
and dry. Owing to the fine weather
the farmers here are up with their
work.
Mr.. J. M. Barnes, of Marietta,
spent Sunday here.
Mr.. w. G. Kehely has been elect
cd delegate to attend the Cherokee
Presbytery at Marietta. 81.
Mr.. s. Goodwin spent Sunday
with his parents. ALLEN.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-04-23
FOR TAX RECEIVER.

To the Voters of Cobb county, an
nounce myself candidate for the office
of Tax Receiver for the ensuing term,
subject to the democratic primary. most
cordially thank my friends for their gem
erous support in the past and make the
assurance that wilt earnestly labor to
perform my whole duty IT elected.
w. N. GRIST.
To the voters OF Cobb county:-T
hereby announce myself candidate for
Tax Receiver, subject to the Democratic
nomination. If elected I promise to give
efficient and faithful service and will ap
preciste your support.
Respectfully, z. M. BARNES.
To the Voters of Cobb County. here.
by announce myself a candidate for Tax
Receiver, subject to the Democratic pri>
mary nomination. If elected I promise
faithful service to the test OF my ability.
Respectfully,
z T, TERRELL.
To the Voters of Cobb County. here
by announce myself q candidate for Tax
Receiver, subject to the Democratic pri~
mary nomination. If honored with your
suffrage and elected promise faithful and
efficient service. ]. N. JOHNSON.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-04-23

COUNTY NEWS.
UPSHAW.


The farmers are we'll up with
their work in this section, but are
needing rain very badly.
Do not forget the old folks sing.
ing next Sunday afternoon, April &c.
Everybody come and bring their
Sacred Harps.
The Sabbath School at this place
is progressing splendidly with Mr..
Charley M. Head as superinten
dent.
Mrs Babb, who was sick last
week, has recovered.
MIR. Allen and family, o. Mars
Hill, visited the tanily of Mr.. Lou
Davenport last Sunday.
Misses Dolce and Addie Babb
visited relatives st Austell last week.
Messrs. John and Martin Griggs
visited relatives near Hiram last
Saturday.
Mr. Giles and family, of Story,
Ga, visited the family OF MIR. Wis
liam Davis last Saturday and Sun
day.
The political speaking will be at
this place the 25th inst, in the at
ternoon, instead OF the 22nd. All
invited TO come. RUBY.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-04-23
SMYRNA.

1t has been exceedingly hot and
dry in this neighborhood for the
past week or two and every thing is
covered wisa dust to an extent ap-
preaching seriousness. The grow
ing crops and gardens are sadly
needing rain, which seems to have
gone round end left us altogether.
Dir. Charlie Dowda has gone to
"Batching i" in every sense OF the
word, and when needed now can be
found snugly ensconced in the
Crabo residence, where he whites
away the hours shooting flying
squirrels.
Cards are out announcing the
approaching marriage of Miss Ev.
elIna, the handsome and accom-
pllshed daughter of Capt. and Mrs.
z. L. Terrell, to Mr.. John Franklin
Petty, rising young business man
OF Atlanta.
Mrs. J. r. Deavours, of Barnes
vile, Ga, is visiting her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Norris Pace, this
week.
Smyrna has d hustling farmer 10
MIR. Joe Cheney. You can hear his
musical voice shouting Gee! Whoa
dar. from early dawn till close of
day. He is running two plows this
year.
Mr.. J. A. White and family
spent Sunday in our town, the
guest Of Mrs. Suttles.
DR.. Tatum Pace has the finest
office and drug store in Smyrna.
The many friends of Mrs. Hattie
Hardin will be pleased to learn that
she is slightly improved this week.
MIR. Shack Edison has moved into
the Chambers residence on Rail.
road avenue.
Regular third Sunday services
were conducted by the pastor, MIR.
Brown, at the Methodist church
last Sunday. We also had services
az the baptist church at night, Rev.
Tom Morgan preaching.
Smyrna was treated to y Demo-
cratic rally Saturday night, the
outcome Of which was the organiza.
ton Of the Smyrna Democratic
Club, John Reed being elected
chairman of the club. They started
of with good long list Of names,
nearly every man expressing per-
sonal interest in the work they have
assumed. They will meet again ON
the second OF May. Messrs. Ed
Medlin, Walter Mizzell and Bob
Fleming are expected to address the
meeting. CRITIC.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-04-23
WESLEY CHAPEL.

The farmers are all tusy planting
cotton.
Fire got out last Saturday and
Destroyed about four hundred pam
els of fencing on Mr.. T. G. Kalh's
place, and also destroyed two out
houses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin, from At
lanta, visited their daughter, Mrs.
L. Burtz.
Master Lewis Kalb visited mis-
sister last week.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-04-23

1t is enough to make an old bach
elor gruat when he reads it. She
is sweet sixteen, and she says the
first time her sweetheart kissed her
SIT made her feel like a tub of butter
swimming in honey, colonge, NUT
meg and cranberries as though
something ran down my nerves on
feet of diamonds, escorted by sew
eral Cupids in chariots drawn by
angels shaded with honey>suckle,
and the whole spread with melted
rainbow"
Yum yum!
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-04-23
STORY.

/ think that when Sam Jones rur
the devil out o! Atlanta that tht
devil came up through Cobb anc
Paulding counties, judging from the
crime that is being committed.
What a wonderful thing is nature.
MIR. Joe Phillips wife found an egg
that had hard she'll inside OF the
outside shelf and both shells con-
tanning white and yolk.
Wheat and oats are looking we'll,
corn and cotton coming up slowly.
Mr.. John Hadaway, wife and son
are on visit to his sons at Hick-
DRY Flat, Cherokee county.
Mrs. John A. Lewis is very sick,
also tho baby of Mr.. Jim Hill is
sick at Mr.. W. P. Wills.
A good singing ct T. J. Luns>
ford's Sunday right. STYLUS.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-04-23
NICKAJACK.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Cash rejoice
IN the advent of fine baby girl in
the family.
April far spent and not a thunder
shower. Where is Aquarius and
his watering pot?
Miss Ada Brewers school closad
last week to the regret of her entire
charge.
Both morning and evening Sum
day schools are fiourishing.
We relegate fish and snake warns
to the rear and supplant them with
a pig story that supplies the defc.
iency. This particular shoat will
chase rabbit in true canine style
(stlle). Recently it followed one so
closely that it took refuge in o
large brush pile; therefore, piggy
charged through that cover like a
Cuban insurgent through sugar cane
field and ousted the astonlshed hare
instanter and gave chase again.
Nor is this all its accomplishments.
Recently fire escaped and threat.
ened harm to Mr.. Waits Che owner
OF the pig,) premises and the child
rem, armed with brushes proceeded
to stop its. progress and to their sur
prise and amusement piggy secured
around until 1t found brush and
taking lt in ;ts month adv,ro..d ~.
wards the fire welding its brush
vigorously. We are not witness to
either of the above incidents but we
are told that the ''papers" will be
forth coming when called for.
KON.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-04-23
OAKDALE.

The singing at Liberty Hill las,
Sunday afternoon was largely at.
tended.
Miss Emmie English, one of our
fairest young ladies, visited relatives
at Marietta last week.
MIR. J. M. Lee, of Middleton, Wis
tied relatives at Oakdale last Sun
day.
Mr.. T. N. Newton and wife visit
ed the home of MIR. and Mrs. John
Allen last Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Norah Buckner, one of Oak
dale's most beautiful and accom-
plished young ladies, visited Mr..
and Mrs. W. Fl Hooper, of Atlanta
last week. LovEY.
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What is that often brought to a
table; always cut but never eaten p.
A pack of cards.

During the winter of 1893, F. M. Martin,
OF Long Branch, West Va, contracted a
severe cold which left him with cough
10 speaking of how he cured it he says
Il used several kinds of cough syrup but
but found no relief until 1 bought bottle
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, which
relieved me almost instantly, and in a
short time brought about complete cure"
When tcoubled with cough or cold use
this remedy and you will not find it nec-
essary to try several kinds before you get
relief. 1t mas been in the market for over
twenty years aud constantly grown in favor
and popularity. For sale at rs and so
cents per bottle by Malone & Love, Palace
Drug Store.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-04-23
OAKLAND.

Our community has had to give
up another of our young ladies to
q widower, but we will have to
wish them we'll since they are so
much shrewder than the sold bach>
elors." eve" sympathize with gray
headed old bachelors. Don't ycu
Bro. Ben Bryan has organized a
bachelor society and has already in
itlated severa! young farmers and
school teachers.
The young ladies and gentlemen
met Saturday at Latimer's pond and
had a 1ice tine. Our young ladies
are excellant entertainers and the
young men 60 with their lips ripe
and mouth teeming with bait for
highland fish.
Mr.. Lee McClesky is still very
sick.
Rev. w. O. Butler preached to a
large and appreciative audience at
Ebenezer on Sunday last.
Our school continues to flourish
as our students are enthused over
the subject of education
Rev. G. Nj. Mcclure will preach
at Ebenszer next Sunday at eleven.
a new postoffice has been estab.
lished at Croft and delivery line
starting from Walkers.
JOIN THOMAS.
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LEN ARD.

Cotton is coming up rapidly.
MIR. Lu Bishop and wife visited
relatives in this community Satur.
day and Sunday.
The Rev. Joseph Gable preached
an interesting sermon at this place
last Sunday.
The Rev. j. a. SwaFord will
preach at this place next Sunday.
Mr.. Jim Bowles and Miss Mamie
Bowles visited their father near
Oakley Mills, last Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. John Pickett, of Powder
Springs, has gone into the fodder
business, we guess, for we see him
taking pole around with him.
Our Sunday School has been
quite small, but as the weather has
turned warmer the people are turn
ing out in the good cause.
COBB.
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Dyspepsia Twenty-Five Years.

Mr.. A. Y. Sheats. Kingston, Ga, says,
May 3lst, 1895: II was troubled with
dyspepsia for twenty-five years, and could
get no permanent relief from any treat.
ment or medicine until l began tina use of
Kings Royal Germetuer, some five years
ago. 1t gave me great relief, and after
the lapse OF FIVE years, can recommend
it as the best medicine know of tor In.
digestion and dyspepsia" This case is
but one out OF thousands which prove
that for indigestion. dyspepsia, and all
stomach troubles, Germetuer cures when
all else fails. New package, large bottle,
1O8 doses, 81. For sale by all druggists.