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said petition conforms u and IS il. accord
aHEe w.th the requirements Of law IN such
seSS faade src provided. 4 is ordered by
tee court thai al persons Interested IN the
estate CT the said deceased appear before
said Superior court on Friday the @stf3 day
~ deem Der, lsST 81 he hour % ~ . ctock
IN TIRE forenoon OF said 5ay. az the court
room 81 ttSz probate department OF said
superior court, n The city Of Seattle n
said King county. then and there 70 show
cause. X any they EaY@. NAS an oE1eS 81
t.Iss court should nor - granted 10 said
ADMINISTRATOR authorizing and empowering
him 20 ssll the said real estate Of said de-
ceased. or 50 much thereof as NAV he nee
essaTy 10 pas the aforesaid claims and eN-
peESeS q adrai3lSsga tien. II X further or
6ered that j cony - ffsiS order Ia show
cause he published nj least four successive
weeks before he said @8fN day nj Deem
Der. 1877. In the Post-Irtelligencer, news
paper prlafed and pu5lsshed II saio county
Done N open court this MIA DAY ~ NO
VEN bsr tNT
wM HICKMAN MOORE
Judge OF said Superior Cart.
State Of washington County Of King. -.
|. George ". Holloway. county clerk and
sx-ortcio clerk OF the superior court or
said King county. 10 hereby certify that
the foregoing = full true and correct
copy % an original order 20 show cause,
made by said court o,a The aaih day Of No
vemher IsS7. IN the matter of the estate
OF Henry otterSon. deceased.
Witness my hand and the seal cf said
court. this sath day Of November. lSs1-
fSeaAl GEO. NJ HOLLOWAY. Clerk.
BY w. c. RITTER. Deputy Clerk.
Byers & Byers. Attorneys fer Admins
traitors
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F0ti '@sN1, $3.50 rsS-.1-- w ASH

eTr W. MARY = PFRTrY
Taayes fss!braith dock. foot Of Washing
.~n street for sylvan Grove. Port IyhIFe
Rrernerton. L. 3 Dry Deck, Charleston
sidney Tracyton. slIyera23s daily ex-
e~u-fEx Saturdays aa3 Sundays. a. s.09 q
IN Saturdays : - p. N. sundays az sso
q, m Returning. leaves Sssv~rdsie az 10
a. m. pry Dgck So a m saturday nights
issyes sssveTdase 80 = n. Usy Ooca : -,
z. "a. Is.spAoI.s Red Ill
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS AND
Dealers I'm iscellaneous Supplies No
tee is hereby given that sea led propos-
ais Will be received by the undersigned
secretary Of the board NJ public works
up 10 10 o'cloci q m. Friday. December
3lst, ls97, for tn furnishing 10 the city
or Seattle on acquisitions To be issued
during the months of January and Feb
rilaTy, lN5S for material and supplies
also coal and wood for the ordinary
needs of the various departments during
the said TWO months. 4 detailed list OF
such materials and supplies - be hid on
can be had by calling az the Office Of
the board OF public works TN the city
hail separate bids for furnishing coal
10 the Lake Washington ard Queen
AUue pump stations and Wood for tho
broadway pump station fer one year
f,ous January lSt. ks. Wiz ~ received.
Such bids must he accompanied with
c@rtnca cheek for twen.y-ive dollars.
payable To The city comptroller. as al
earnest that the bidder. y awarded
the contract. Viii promptly enter into an
agreement and sGye bonds IS Required
fpF the fa3ths2i Performance Of contract,
Should Cun8lgloos arise requiring the
purchase 81 articles I0 very large q4tr-
t,ties above the ordinary resiuir. sn,=-.ts.
me board reserves the right 20 Make spt-
Tne board reserves the right 10 reject
Any ard all H.ds.
Proposals 10 be Endorsed OF tie envelope.
.'f{3 for Saup'ies
Hv order Of she boetI a. ruulsc works.
FRANK 0LESON. Secretary.
Date Of first publication Dece tn5er Est.
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STR. CITY OF ABERDEEN
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
AT 80 A NJ
DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY.
STR MULTNoMAH
(pAILY)
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
AT r. n
FARE BETWEEN SEATTLE AND IA.
COMA. 80 CENTS
ROUND TRIP. IS CENTS.
Tel Main 81 CITY DOCK. Agent.
CAPT. l.. WILEY. Manager.
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HOOD CANAL, ROUTE
II


= E<sNfif-IN AFs~t~kA
Leaves GaIoratgh dock. foos ~ Washing
ton street. TUESDAYS. Thursdays and SAT-
uFdays a: 7 clsck a II. for kiagst0a.
Port Gamble. SEA c@ek Brinnon, Holly
DewAtto. LIsi.wauD F43is. Hoodsport aad
C1.p.. c.ty. Returns alternate days
y. TROCTMA< Master
TejsvNoD~ Rcd III
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iMPOUNDED STOCK NOTICE-The fol-
lowing described horse. placed in the city
pound Saturday. December H. 1877. viii
De sold at public auction 10 the highest
bidder for cash in hand. 10 paw cost nf
.mpounding and advertising. Thursday
December %, 1857, AT 10 o'clock A. m. nj
the front door Of police headquarters. cor
ner Third avenue and Yeslsr way:
One bay horse, years old. having roach
name and small saddle marks on back.
The owner of the above described horse
being unknown TO me.
c. s. REED Chief Of Police.
Date OF first publea ton. Dec Is 1871
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STEAMERS
STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sTRS. GARLAND AND EyAECEr.
STEA NERs.

Seattle and Townsend Eeah BAY Route
Steamer Garland leaves YeSisr aork gun-
DAYS Tuesdays ard Thursdays at n 20
% m for Port Townsend. Port williams
u!nreness PORT Angeles Port Crescent
Gettysburg. Pysht. CialiRm Pay and Neah
BAY returning arrives at Seattle L. IN
on opposite days. Steamer EvangeI leaves
Yesier dock fo- Pert Townsend Port An
eeies and VictoTia Mondays Wednesday.
ard Fridays az $50 u. M: arrives Seattle
alternate days al - =. n. Tel Main 4gs
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ALASKA kLOND|kE
WANTS.
kLOyDIKE-iNFORM


kLoSDrKE INFoRMATToN-Hav jus:
returned from Kiondske; can furnish re-
iaDle data Of mines. trail and outatting
Tor e. Cain upon or address Frank e
Sins. Attorney al Law so Seattle Ma
flonal Bank building. Seattle. Wash
AEDERSON'S new map OF Alaska and
Sortawest territory Just issued latest,
pess and most complete map; finely A'ho-
Erapoed aid colgeG: postpaid. s. cents
r Anderson Map and Blue Print Co.,
tccsleneaI block. Seattie. U. s. 4.
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CITY NOTICES.

CITY TREASU RER'S N0TICE--The foi-
lowiag city warrants an - paid upon
PRESERVATION ~ tfe city tEeaS}s~er~S affgce
Interest on ssjd warrants viii cease Al
the expiration % fifteen days from tae data
c: me aEst publication 90 mis- notice.
Washington st-eet. ordnance No. 4 s@s
Warrants Mes 81 70 &c lnelasiyA
GEORGE =. MEACEAM
f@tv Treasurer % the cay - S~stfis-
Late ~ avSl pUolleaa ten, Dec. Ia. 1891.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.

Seattle. Everett & WhAtcona Routs
state OF Washington leaves Seattle daily
errent Saturday at 10 p. m.
Seattle Everett and la Conner Route
Stsauer Fairhavea leaves Seattle daily
sxcen. saturday. 81 10 p. M, calling at Ey-
erett going north Monday. "wednesday and
FRIDAY; going south Tuesday. THURSDAY
and Saturday.
Telephone. Main 23a Yea.er dock.
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A l. A S X A.

4 l. A X A.
ALASKA COMMERCIAL s. s cos
STEAMSHIP FARALLON
VIII sail for
JUNEAU. SKAGUAY AND DYEA
February !. and every Is days thereafter
Passenger accommodations are Al. Am
pie room for freight and stock
For freight and passage apply TO
J. C. CARROLL. Agent.
Schwahachers Wharf. Foot Of Union st.
Telephone. Pike 65.
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PUGET SOUND & ALASKA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.
steamer City Of Kingston between Ia
coma. WASH and Victoria, n. G.
s9opm. I-vl III Tacoma llloiArI 4.oopu
Io'oopmlLv 4 SEATTLE 1lArl I;4spm
1:o0am Lvs s2Pt. Townsend SslArlIo:45arn
st5ami Ariil0 Victoria MILvI S:0oam
DAILY eXcep; Saturday.
This steamer furnishes frst-class accom-
modaiions. carrying both freight and
passengers. and leaves from Yesler wharf
Saattie. fcr Victoria. q; 70 .. m and for
Tacoma at 2;f5 p. m.
Passengers fer Victoria can occupy
staterooxns until n. M
For rates. tickets. etc. inquire %
G. r. THORNDYKE
Agent. yesler Wharf. Seattle.
/. A NAnEAU.
GAnerEl Agent " 2 Rw geattia
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wBATcoM. SEATTLE AND TACOMA
ROUTE.

Take steamer PAY CITY for Anacor.s,
Tstrhayen or Whsfcom. Leaves Conner
cial dock. Tacoma. 2 ?. m; City dock
foot Of Main streetl. Seattle. p. m. Tues,
come q. IN: FalrEaver. as .. m, and
Anacortss 70 =. N. Sun., WedneS and
FrI Fares-Seattie 81 or 81 - round trio
Tacoma 81 - CT g. round trip.
w II FrTTa
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH.
TNGTOE ROUTE.
STEAMER A. X. RoBiNsON,

STEAMER A. X. ROBINsON.
Carrying L. s. Mall
On Port Orchard and PORT Washington
route. leaves CITY dock. foot of Main
p,,~cheu Brick Yard. Bremerion. II. =
Navy Yard. sidney. Charleston, Tracyteu.
Chico. Silverdale. Leaves Port Orchard
NAVY station at 2 =. IN: arrives Seatris a ;
an m Z -. Robinson. master. Lilly
Rorardls & CO.. agents Telepaone.
Main 81
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ENGINEERS AND Co>TRAcroa>

tNntNkEH> AND CONTAGIOUS
SAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY
engtneevs and contractors: hrsaga $50
ing dredging. haTbor Improvement. a.
general CONTRACTING Charles street AMI
First avenue south
SEATTLE BRIDGE COMPANY h.,Bds-.
cr bridges for railroads and tsghuav.
ysIe driving. trestle and wh2r. building
rs Seattle Nattorst E~rk Aftfxfrs-
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L. =. MARsiiAL's SALE.

UNITED STATES MAESHAL,s SALE
District of Washington
Ev virtue % an orsler 0f sale issued out
% tie United States district cour, for the
District Il Washington. o. the sth das of
December. tSH1 notice is hereby given that
] viii sell by public auction. for cash. on
FRIDAY the @%th day az December 1907. at
!; clock a. N ~ the front door Of ne
ng cototy court house IN the cifv OF
Seattle the steamer Eugene. her ergiyes
boilers. machinery. beats. tackle. apparel
appuTtenances and furniture. as she nsw
hes. e.. W IDE
rtfed S-atn~ Marshal
~, 7 y NJ AT-GIif " 49,. -
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TACOMA. SEATTLE AND wHATcoM
: - - - -

Steamer George r. Starr leaves Tacoma
nj 2 u. m Mondays. Wednesdays and FRI
Sevs for Seattle. Anacortes. Fairhayeu
ana New whatcom, leaving Seattle at )
n m. Returning. leaves New Whatcom
TuesdagS Thursdays and Saturdays al (
p. m. Steamer goes to Blaine wsdnes-
daya
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ATCoINTaS

E & HOLMES. accc0ntant--k3 hooks o,serse.
AID closed books audited COLLECTIONS
promptly attended to- Room 5Q5 Rallsy
building
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CAPITAL stock paid In ..........$ 5es. 900
surplus ..... ......-. .......... S.@0
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block. Seattle, Wash.

THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL.
BANK OF SEATTLE.
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san JUAN ISLANDS.

STEAMER LYDIA THDMPSON
Carrying United States mall. leaves city
DOCK foot cf Main street SUNDAY
Tuesday and Thursday at u O'Clock md
night FOR Port Townsend. san Juan Islands
and Eew WhatcoGi. Eeturninx leaves
New Wha.cofn Tueseaf :. Thufaday aai
ager-owner. LILY BogaT6us 4 Co, agents.
city DOCK Tsiexaone. Main 81
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VICTORIA ROUTE.

PUGET SOUND e ALASKA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
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Correspondence In ait the principal cities
In the United States and Europe.
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Jacob Fur.h ........ ............... President
r. V. Ankeny .........................Ca Cashier
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TACOMA. SEATTLE. VANCOUVER.

STEAMER UTOPIA
VIII sail from ColmaD DOCK every Mon
day and Thursday 81 y. M. for Blaine
and Vancouver. Faro % Blaine. s-ov:
Vancouver. SO.
Telephone Main 81.
A p. MAXWELL Agent.
CCiTsn Dock
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PORT TOWNSEND AND WAY PORTS
Steamer idaho leaves daily, except S1n.
Say ut 7 a. no: Sunday. direct at a N, .
returning, direct. leaves Port Townsend al
D. N.
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.nr SALE-A Broom lodging house.
81, located and cheap. Mayer Realty
. "a IL e Union block.
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LOST MOUNTAIN.

Mr.. Crawford and wife of Smyrna
are visiting the family of DR..
Wright.
MIR. Emmett McElreath is up home
for few days rest and recreation.
He is accompanied by his cousin,
MIR. McEachern.
the picnic was success. A large
crowd was present. We noticed that
several correspondents were absent.
We feel sure they would have en-.
loyed themselves had they been
here. 1t was social, pleasant time
tor all and every one seemed to en-.
joy themselves
A series OF revival services are
being conducted at Midway, the pas.
tor, Rev. e.. 7 Bourne is assisted
by Rev. Mr.. Howard. ALLEN.
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NICKAJ.ACK.

A modest shower laid the dust in
this skirt OF timber early Monday
morning.
Miss, Ellie Walker, an amiable
young lady from Notla Station, N.
q, is visiting her sister, Mrs. F. M.
Reed.
Mrs. Daniel Reed, who has been
seriously sick nearly four weeks,
is slowly convalescing.
The crop prospect exceeds the
most sanguine expectations that
could have been entertained one
month ago. The transformation
wrought by copious rains that have
fallen between July LIST and August
LIST is something wonderful. In
spite of the protracted drouth OF
spring and early summer, 1897 will
be remembered as great crop year.
the Dinghy Bill' which will get
the credit of it.
The correspondents picnic at Mid
way ON the 3lst July was in all res
poets the most gratifying affair that
We have attended in long time.
Two much praise cannot be extern
ded to its principal promoters-fore-
most among whom is Newt Mayes,
Amer and Foster Barber, and their
worthy assistants the good people of
Lost Mountain aud its favored Sec
ton of country. Our late arrival
precluded me grasping Of the hands
of many whom we expected to meet.
Chance threw US in the company of
the gallant conted veteran, Johnnie
Goodwin, and we were so engrossed
with the red hot times OF 81 and IS
that we did not take time to partake
OF the luscious melon, and if there
is a darkey who loves that species of
fruit better than 'us' he is dangerous
to the community.
Long may the Journal wave.
KoN.
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ACwORTH.

Miss Julia Strickland is visiting
friends in Chattanooga.
Miss Fannie Groves, of Marietta.
VINO has been visiting the Misses
Gregg, returned home Saturday.
Mrs. John Foster, of Rome is Wis.
iting relatives in the city.
Misses Corene and Maggie Gotten
OF Decatur, who have been visiting
in the city, returned home Saturday.
Miss Florence Watson is on q
visit to friends in Atlanta and De-
catur.
Miss Carrie Gregg is in Marietta,
the guest OF Miss Amanda Law
renee.
Misses Rosa Putnam and Matte
kilby, of Canton, are visiting Miss
Clara Williams.
Mrs. Cason, Of Calhoun, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. John Nc
Ever.
DR.. and Mrs. A. J. Durham went
to Adairsville Friday 20 visit rela,
tives, returning Sunday afternoon.
Marriea.-On Monday, July 26,
at the homo Of the brides mother,
in New Iberia. La, Rev. w. j. Nc
MILAN was united in marriage to
Miss Florence W. Hodge. Mr.. Nc.
1illian is the youngest son of MIR.
K. II. Mcmillan, and is a young
preacher who has a bright future
before him. Mrs. Mcmillan is
beautiful, and an accomplished mu-
stefan. The happy couple arrived
IN the city Tuesday afternoon and
went Immediately to the home of
the groom's parents, where they
were given warm reception. After
spending short time here, they
will return to New Iberia, which
place they will make their future
nome. DIXIE.
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MILFORD.

Mr.. Il, 5. Anderson, of Conyers,
visited our community and attended
the correspondents picnic last
week.
The picnic OF the Milford Sunday
school will be held at Lithia Springs
next Saturday, August 7th, instead
of Saturday week as previously an
nounced.
Miss Ethel Quinn. a charming
young lady of Atlanta, who has
been visiting the family Of MIR. w,
L. Bailey, has returned home.
The executive committee of the
Literary Union has arranged for a
county debate. Let the good work
go on.
Prof. J. ii. Williams has splen.
did school of fifty scholars at this
place.
The correspondents picnic was q
grand success--good speeches, good
dinner and above all, the fairesi
and sweetest girls we ever saw
Had We not been bashtul, we nigh,
speak in more glowing terms o.
this greatest Of all our gatherings.
.BAsHFUL Boy.
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DUE WEST.

The rains still continue to be
good, though the storms and hal
have hurt the county line farmers
badly.
The picnic passed of finely. All
got something to eat and laugh
over, and all went home satisfied.
Mr.: Calvin Hardy will erect o
new dwelling. Mr.. Norrell has the
Mr.. Calvin Billiard is building a
new barn. James Echols has the
Mr. ]. A. L. Borne Joined Mr..
VIII Warren and Miss Melissa Ford
IN matrimony Sunday last.
We went to County Line Sunday
TO the Singing Convention and It
was 8 success, J. Nj. York does
not fail to do things right.
Mr.. Wash James and family, of
Austell visited the family of B. w.
Griggs.
Mr.: Foster Barber, president of
the Literary Union, was with us
Saturday night, and made the best
speech of his life to the literary
club. Come again. AMOR.
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SMYRNA.
Crops are looking fine.

Crops are looking fine.
Revival meeting began last Sun.
day at M. 3. Church, conducted b,
Rev. Mr.. Hanson, the pastor.
Mrs. Il. J. Stephens and daugh.
ters are visiting relatives anG
friends at Calhoun.
Miss Jessie Hardin, one of At.
lanta's charming daughters, is Wis.
iting Miss Jessie Moore this week.
Mr.. Victor Petty spent while il
our midst Sunday
Miss Gertie Bowie, from Nicka.
jack creek, spent last Sunday with
Misses Aurora and Mae Terrell.
Mr.. Ed. Rutledge and wife, Of
Atlanta, spent last Sunday with biz
father here.
Mr.. W. S. Dempsy, who has been
quite sick Tor the past tive months
is reported some better.
Miss Belle Hunter, one of De.
catur's iairest daughters, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. J. II. Dunn.
MISS Barton Terrell has returned
home after stay OF three weeks
visiting friends and relatives al
Adairsville.
Miss Pauline Mlzzell has gone to
Alabama to spend o while with her
grandparents.
Miss Eunice McGriff has returned
home after two weeks stay al
Woodstock with her cousin, Miss
Katie Fowler.
Miss Matte McGriff, of Nickajack,
Is spending a while with relatives
In our town.
, Miss jennie Legg is on a visit to
friends and relatives at Woodstock.
CRITIC.
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UPSHAw.

Rev. A. G. Shankle will begin a
series of meetings at this place next
Saturday. The meeting will con.
tinue all the following week. We
nope to have a glorious revival.
Messrs w. A. Kemp, Rason Dobbs
and L. A. Kemp and their families
are tenting at Midway, attending
the protracted services being held
there this week. They have with
them Evangelist Howard, their pas.
tor, Rev. G. F. Bourne, and "Earn-
est Willie" The outlook is veIy
promising for a good meeting.
The little one-year-old daughter
OF MIR. and Mrs. ]. w. Rollins was
badly scalded last week by the turn.
ing over of boiling water while they
were canning fruit. 1t is not ex-
pected to live.
Mrs. Lula Elliotte and children
have returned to their home st Boil
ton, after spending about ten days
with the family Of Mr.. James F.
Johnston, OF this place.
Mrs. e. A. Taylor is spending a
few days in Marietta, visiting her
mother, Mrs. A. L. Thompson, who
is sick.
The people of this community are
requested to meet at the church
next Thursday morning, Aug. 5th.
for the purpose Of cleaning off the
church and cemetery grounds Let
everybody come and help.
Mr.. D. G. Osborne, of Delma,
visited friends in this community
last Friday and Saturday.
A large number Of young people
attended the singing convention at
County Line church last Sunday.
We attended the editors and cor.
respondents picnic at Midway last
Saturday and enjoyed the occasion
very much. 1t was the best picnic
We have ever had. We, as CORES.
pondents, feel grateful to the people
OF Midway for their generous hospi-
trlity shown us. Allen certainly
meant what he said when he prom
Used to feed the correspondents and
editors on that day, Judging from
the heavily laden table that was
spread for US. 1t was indeed a''feast
of good things and a day long to be
remembered. But | must stop as
Editor Neal was there himself and
will tell you the rest.
MIR. J. N. McEaohern, Of Atlanta,
paid flying visit to this community
last week. RUBY.
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STORY.

A very heavy rain storm with Q
shower OF hail feel here last Monday
morning, doing considerable damage
to the growing crops and also wash
ing the land badly.
MIR. q. w. Hill had fine mule to
die last week, supposed to be with
blind staggers.
Hiss Matte McLucas, of Newman.
Ca, is visiting the family of MIR. T.
j. Lunstord ard other relatives.
Miss Sallie Pitrer, of Kennesaw,
after few days visit to her brothers
here, have returned home to the
regret of some of our young men.
Mrs. Matte Hadaway and little
son of Hickory Flat, Cherokee Co.,
Ca, is visiting the family Of Mr., j.
F. Hadaway.
Mr. j. S. N. Lewis, Of Temple,
Ca, is visiting the family of Mrs.
Rebecca Lewis.
The protracted services at County
Line resulted in eleven accessions to
the church and tie membership
greatly revived.
The singing convention at County
Line last Saturday was a success in
every sense OF the word.
Mr.. Alfred Terry has raised two
watermelons the aggregate weight is
102 pounds. Who can beat that?
STYLUS.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-08-05

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