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Billy Brady returned to town yesterday after
an extended tour through the West. When
Brady reached his office he found articles of
agreement from tho Tulane A. {. OF Now Orleans
awaiting him. This club has offered a purse of
$40. 900 for u contest between Fitzsimmons and
Corbett, to take place within three months.
Brady signed the articles, and seemed quito
pleesed over tho prospect OF another match.
sahd brady TO THE sun reporter. "Fitzsimmons
VIII consent TO fight. The public sentiment de-
%,ili not have another word TO say IL Fitz defeats
nm sgain; On the other hand, he will retire
ron me ring for good. II Fitzsimmons signs
TO- nghI Corbett, he can make RlO ,0Oo, win or
lose; II no wins no Will receive the entire purse
q Sso,ooof As to Peter jackson. ] will say that
SoiDett viii not meet him. Corbett wants to
nght bitz only, and II Bob is not afraid no will
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Rowling Notes.

Two tournaments win be decided at the nov b
lagr Club house alleys, tho New Yurk Eoyai A.r"' a
League PLAYING on Mnnday. WednesdHy. AMI I.Hy
nights. and tho Arcld!orcsaH Union League on ih"'r
o~y EighG
The officers OF the Unc'e Sam Bowling club f"N'Ni
81. witt 'nbauor, President G"Or: frIpuklr. N'"'
iresidrnti liz rlnnn Ahlgrlm. Secretary, il.tfs '
klt, finanC n - rotary W stark, sergeant AZ .T"Si
j. Schiller, Color Rearer; X, Fracnklr, S."w"ri
The Elephant Rowling club, how'll an NO.
alleys. 10 Ninth avenue. hAa been luurgan. |'. A r
the coming season AMI has elected ." iul'oa,.a.
GERS; Henry EenieFs, Precedent; H. ,arruntrr @
laryi II. %Schlhter, Treasurer; {, schlalIcI, rNln a
j, q niger. Sergeant alarms,
AZ a recent meeting the Iully Tlnlinr club rl'nr. I
the following Officers ia 'uh S~'rritmAtrr. lr,, . .
0eorga Schwrgl'r, Nice.Prc.idtnt; charlie. n.
Secretary; julius Burle, Treasurer, Jubn v 1919. .
Captain. The members Will roll practice s,n- %
sueSst RS alleys on every Tuesday uIshI
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the or,,ani y. q. East oranrs y, @. and o,h,r strong
football organisations. Clubs wishing games ahouid
addrsss oeorFe ], TAYLOR. oIB atraiehi Etreet. Pater-
con. Il.
IT.. r,,,... n u...- IN
SnpRss n;N.1a 1MNLsem wn ~ sHsin oe ~.
s.nn.ssSu IN y ~ Lo,.o. .ne piayrLs o ~ ~
Se.,s sna " II ~ i nmn ~ tne o,upnouse y ~
shnnia adSps.S Tom Rana r,,n TsuoI "nshipg Fass
,nou,u s1oIess aom hsho' upper \, u, SsA EAss
r..S'.s -.,n
IA o. ~ ~ ~ ~. Ssaunnugnt a. u 1Ipe
nnund. y 5sn.,nr teanis Avsras,ne NaS
Rn.l SnI ~, Su.saVLe suarshtge, N ~,
tnuVtsnN 20 Ssises, ~ SsneS.mnt sSnool !. ean
r Vss sH,h ptsas,r'u' Auuress H. w. bier"ir'n' GOV
The St. George Football team of Hoboken II again IN
thu neld with a strong eleven. Daniel Mccarthy viii
play at centre. while Frank Desmond will be the full
Snen, me team ~ piay sunday games TOT uunss
81 koorsn Trt,Nat 1rnn,d " u mit "eA@si
The Football team of the Twenty.third street
branch OF the Y, NC, A. Is anxious TO play out or
town games the coming season with teams averaging
between lao and 100 pounds and offering. a guaran'
tee. The latter part OF October and all days In No
yember are open. Address W. II. UtS, manager, II
John street.
Rutgern College team will play the following gameai
Oct. y. Newark y. Q. at Newark; o, Princeton az
PHncetonI v, Lafayette at EAatont 10, Bwarthmoro
At New Brunnwick; W. Stevens ut New Brunswicki
30, Union at Albany; Nov, 3, Stevens at Hobokeni o,
United states Naval Academy at Annapolis; 10, New
York University at New York.
The following pnmea have ham arranged by the
Worcester poIytechnic Instit1te. sent 90 worcoster
Academy. At Worcester, OCT . co,by' AZ Watsrynlo,
o, Tufts, at Medfordi 10. RensaeIaer, at Worcester;
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W. Canty.-No.
A. l.. A wins.
c. J. C.-Donahue.
W. y. P-wsshington.
3. H.-With Jersey City.
Robert Cook.-Fifteen hits.
s. @. D.-Three years III succession.
l.. s.-Ewing. Bennett. Flint. Robinson. thinner.
and Bergen.
Forty tacrince hits have boen made by the New
YORK players this season.
The wash!nEtuns and New YorkS will play two
games at Ia Polo Grounds this afternoon. "
Twenty three players have taken part in the New
1ork,s games this season. Manager Barnie has tried
twenty men. '"H
Tho %ialtimores have TWO postponed games with
he played on. NM
The Orange Athletic Club will have for opponent.
tomorrow afternoon their old rivals, the NCw arks OF
the Atlantic League.
Ninety'two runs were scored by the CincInnatis aud
seventy three by .no WaShingtons IN tho series be.
tween the two clubs, y"
A Grother OF the late Dave Foutz is attracting nj.
t,ehtloh ny good pitching In teams around BaIlIrnorc
ne VIII Try Tor a minor league horth.
l." G. B.-l. With two out and a mar on 6,s, ma.
catcher, II he drops . third strike. nluat siIhsr n,nt" an"
the batsInan with the ball or throw The GalI To n Ih
base ahead Of the bAtsmAn.
The CinoInnatis have won % gumes by ono r,r,
Ign, Chicago, and Cleveland, 10 each, Nav ~ -, n'ook;
Balt,nnor- ~ each Louisville and 81 Louis, Ii eae ih'
and Washington. T. '"en'
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hENrsrhN, Ill, sept 23.-On account of the rain
W tn' '',,ls inhl were 10 havc taken place On the
ei",I" OF 'ht GH"rEs County Agrlvli,ural Suciety
~ n.UI.la To-day w"rr postponed until twnorrn,y
nurlhS 'he ihnrIlhb u bicycle race was run, Lut Win
w.. VNtt p'iuh ~ ms no other event WAS nelu Tns
,rS.h "'s IN an exceedingly heavy and slippery CON.
H,,."n, IN Tue Eis0 trottlng went scheduled for 10.
~ 'n.'a Myto fourteen horses ready To start To
Sr n afsrd promises TO be a most interesting one.
'Ns ~'enpshee to-day was very small
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Folio.

There will be no polo game at Prospect Park,
BROOKLYN. tomorrow, the Rockawoy team hay.
ing Withdrawn. On Monday the Myopla second
team VII play the Meadowbrook second team
final will be played Thursdsy. Sant IN h = - the
ampton W, winners Of Sept. 81,
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Earned rrns-Cieyeland 7; Chicago. 3. First base
on errOrs-ClevelAnd /; Chicago. o. Left on bases
Cleveland 10. Chicago. Z: First base on balls-on
mIinlth. q: struck 3nt-by Grimth. l by Powell. /.
Pickering. l.ange. Grifith, Donohue. sacrifice hit
lange. Stolen bases Cuiids. Hit by pitched
bGll-By Grinllh. ]. Double ~play-Chiids. Mchlistsr
and o'connor. Tiine-2 hours. Umpire-oDay. A.
tenlAuce-5UO,
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The finals T the Lnrox Cup tomorrow wi!
be thirty-siS holes. eighteen to be played in tho
dent Mckinley and party will be present in tie
afternoon.
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The record now stands:
Con. gitHgsraId and star Practice with the
Revolver.

CREEDMooR, Sept, e3.-Brig.-Gen. Louis Fitz-
gerald and stan practiced with the revolver
here to-day. Owing TO q strong gale and heavy
slcet. good shooting was impossible and no at
tempt was made to contest In the shnrpshooter
and expert classes with tho rifle. Following arc
those who made the required marksman's score
with the revolver:
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Rastern League Games.
AT PROVIDENCE


At North A~dams-Cuban x Giants. lp; North
Adams. :.
At Cuba. N. Y.-Cuba. 6; Dunkirk, @.
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TIE RECORD.


CLEyEIAXD. Sept. 23.-CleveiAnd won Its ninth sue.
cessive game today. Chicago was defeated without
third inning. while Ir.fith was hit hard, especially in
the sixth. when six hits. including two doubles. were
maze in succession. The score:
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Only ono League game was played yesterday,
the Clevelands defeating the Chicagos. The re-
suit:
Cleveland. 9; Chicago, 1.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Warrington at New York; Philadelphia at Brook.
Ign; Hoston at Baltimore.
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brad, signs Articles for Corbstt to Fight Fits.

Major David Croker. Inspector Of Rife prao-
tico First Brigade, Bupertntended the shooting.
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Harvard. Eleven Picked.

Hend Coach Forbes of the Harvard University
football eleven, after consulting with Assistants
Dr.. w. A. Brooks. W. II. LOWS. and Capt. Ca
bot. has decided upon the following men. who,
for the present. will make up the regular eleven:
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baseball Pole Grounds, To-day, . Cameo.
Adm' 1904 aisoP NJ. New York VS.. washingtop,-
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Baseball. KastoTn Park. SiSS To.Day.
brsokiyn Vs. Philadelphia. Adm. 30 ana boO. A,
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Bowling.

Two moro teams rolled In the preliminary coupc'
ution OF the American national tournament A. 10
Germania Assembly Rooms alleys last night, N"l
nves failed to reach the totals made by the MrIr.
polltan. Lotus. and Bloomingdalc bow!rrs. 10
Lhmst aedter Bowling Club OF this city applied for ,'
mission TO the tourney and will meet III" rln hH..Ni.
10 night In the closing games OF tire scrlv,. ~ NV
Monday night the delegates Of the various ciulsw /
hold u meeting. when IL will he known .u~f N"
many NJ the new applicants will be aImitlcI 90 80
organization. The scores:
FIRST GANE.
Linden-Dickso son, 100; Perry. 1875 FiinSer I'U
Frantz. i85; Chesterfield. lhl, Total, IN.
Adnlpli-Williams, lGa: Rnthman, lGii Farr'r
ton. 1870 Anderson. In; futile, 100. Total. -"
SECOND GAME.
Naturalization. 1913; Perry. l62; Fdirgrr. ''iJ
FrantI, I1s; Chesterfield. lIO. Total. TO- urH.i
total, Sag,
Adelphi-wiiliams. lO3; Rothman. l77i FarrHE'
ton. 40; Ahdgrson. l0s; Tuttlc, IA. VotaN. 81
Grand total. 1927.
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Name and Position Weight.
Capt. n. W Cabot, 'os. left end.
q. W. Wheeler, ". g., left tackle 222a
@. W. BouvA Us, left guard ego
W. A. n. Burden, 1900. centre. .lsJa
Norton Shaw. '9s. right guard ................. 2O3k
Malcolm Donald, 90, right tackle .............1eep
John Mouiton, 'ps. right end. ...............l79
}. y. Cochrano. 'pp, quarter back ..............lee
X. W. 7. Brown. 'ps. haIf bach. 1901
J. A. sullivan. l.. g., half back ................1 1904
Perry d. Haughton. 90, full back fundamentally
The coaches say they hone this will DO the team,
with possibly one or two exceptions. that will try
conclusions with Yale. Big Doucette. who is
still In college and weighs "lS, Will probably
como out In u few days and supplant Burden ut
centre. The selection OF the team so early In
Tho placing OF Haughton. who played a strong
tackle last year. behind tho line is also tho sub
jeCt Of much m Every man in the rush
limo. except Donald. played in all the big games
last year, md Donald took part In tho game
with Princeton In 1898. Cochrnnei is regarded rs
o better man at quarter now than RGaio OF
former eleyens. Brown and sullivan were tho
regular half backs a year ago and are very fast.
There are plenty of candida tos on hand, the com.
ploto list, with weights, being as follows:
~Centros-Doucette. 2ls; Hoague, 2032; Burden.
lpVL.
ouards-N. Shaw. eo34; Sargent coy. 1870; Bouvt,
22O; Clough. 1861.
Tacsics-whe eler, 222ia: Donald. ls2,2; swain.
l77; Lee. 1922; Barnev. 1871; Kingshury. l72.
Ends-Cabrt. 1877, Moulton, lI5; Uraydon. 1875;
Litti1. 1917 erik. l563; s. Lewis, l622. Richardson,
l4BLa.
Half Backs-sullivan 1914; Brown. 1901: Cozrens.
16l; Livermorc, lta. Brayton. 1902; Mcguire. l ~;
Baldwin. 1897; Stoddsrd, l82; Robinson, l4sI;
wight, 1857; Taylor, las; Parker. 1874; Hester. 1885,
Brine. Iih.
Quarter Backs-Cochrane. 1872; Knox. 1851; wads.
worth. lby; W. Adams. 1888; X. Davis. l3di Gray, las.
Full B~acks-HAughton, 1851; sa~in. 1857.
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Mr; and Mrs. Wallace Kirk won the bendet
clup cup. several dinner parties are being giycu
IN the clubhouse tonight to celebrate the closd
OF the tournament.
PrrTsFIELp. Sept. 23.-The semi.fnals for thd
Lenox Cup were played this morning on the,
LenoK course. As was expected, Fem beat
Thorn and Cutting beat Emmett, leaving thcsa
two wen'seasoned aud experienced golfers tu1
oattle Tor the cup tomorrow. IL is a curious
coincidence that out Of a field of over fifty play{
ers, representing the best clubs in the East, tho
nhals should be played by the same men who
played for the cup last year. Then Fem won
oy Z up and 3 to play, and odds OF three I'd
one are offered on the Palmetto man to.nightJ
Fenn.s game to-day, was not his best. His loft1
IN the week. Thorp would have won had he not
missed several easy puts. On the first round thS
men WIRE even up. The cards were:
A II. FEM
IN G n'.::.":.:.S tSsS&5s!s'--:: pp-,1
J. @. Thorp- 1
Ef S'..:::"::::7 7ss7ss:s.-- ts-.9
The Quit ng-Emmctt match. while not sd
closely contested, was ully as good golf on tho
part OF Cutting, who beat Emmett by 5 up and
4 to play. Cutting in the ganiest player ever
seen here and bids fair 10 develop into cham.
pionship form. He puts wonderfully well and
drives at long range. The cards were:
". b. Cutting. Jr-
Gn.....".".".s $500. 81 =,
DeverAux Emmett
E n'"".".::::::.:.s 49, -.s
This afternoon the preliminary round for To
PRESIDENT Cup was played. The conditions
were eighteen holes. media play. best c!Rao
The play was excellent. as the cards will show.
Inc eight who qualified were:
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Mr.; and Mrs. Wallace Kirk won the bended
cup cup. Several dinner parties are being giver
IN me clubhouse tonight to celebrate the clos,
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John n. Noble. a member OF the Century whccln,.n
OF Philadelphia, started on Sept. 8 and rode Az miles
In forty'eight hours over the roads close to that city.
IL was made under Century Road club conditions.
The Associated Cycling Clubs OF the Eastern District
or Brooklyn Intend To promote an open century run
TO be hold next month. The next meeting OF tho
Board or Ofioeru will be held on Oct. 10.
Harris. Ross, Farney, Tilt. Hitchcock. and Men,
singer OF tho Nassau wheelmen OF Brooklyn are In
Cycling Clubs on Dot. o
will DO held on OCT. o.
WATSON Coleman OF Boston is developing into q
speedy circuit man.
The Quaker City wheelmsn will hold q race meet
at tho Ttoga track tomorrow.
The annual race meet OF the Daubury Agricultural
Society Ia scheduled for oct, b. Three professional
and four amateur races viii he decided. Entries will
clo4e with c. N. Rumble. Danbury, Conn.
Tho WASHINGTON Wheelmcn VIII hold n century rim
to oakdale aud return ON o I. ..
WI D0ty has been elected captain OF the Morris
Nheelmcn Of this city.
The Ariston and Windsor Terrace wheelnen OF
brooklyn have Joined the Associated Cycling Clubs OF
Long Island
Manager Eek states that Earl KIser has harmed
about $4,000 In prizss this season. Kiser Is now tAE.
Ing q rest, and will ride at Newton next Monday.
The 81, deorRo Bicycle CLUB VIII hold the .oIIowinR
cub runs: sept. 2B. Hempstead; oct. q. T1rrytown;
10. ureenwieh; ~. fiainheid; "a, MOrrisiown M al,
C,oney Island; Nov. z. New BruuSwick; "a, Passaio
The waverly Bicycle Club of brooklyn will hold a
century run on oct. y.
The Hackensack Nhoelmen will hold their annual
ten,mlle club road rWe on Saturday.
Tho mon Cycle club Of Jersey CITY has Gle ted the
following nnicerti Frrsidcnt, j. i NanhOyrnhcrri
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GEORGIA-COBB COUNTY.

j. L Dunn and others have made
application for new public road
commencing at point on the Cum,
ming road between Thomas johnson g
and I. W. Garrison's aud running the
land line, south between said Johnson
and Garrison. thence south on the line
between lands w. M. Dobbs' estate and
betsy Dunn to the corner of Martha
Baldwin s land (noyth>west corner) then
southwest to W. .. Boatners house, as is
now ssaked out-thence to the Marietta
Camp Ground road, which has been
marked out Ivy the commissioners and a
report thereof made on oath by them.
All persons are notified that said applica-
ton for said new road will be heard at
my office on the 23rd day of October next,
and if no legal cause be shown to the
contrary, an order for the same will be
granted. This 2lst day OF September,
1897. j. M STONE, Ordinary.
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salutes In China and Japan.

In China, says the Philadelphia
Times, an inferior on horseback, on
meeting a superior, dismounts and
waits until the superior has passed.
In Japan an inferior removes his
sandals when he meets a superior,
places his right hand in his sleeve,
thus crossing his arms, and, rock
ing himself to and fro, cries: Dom
hurt me! Don't hurt meW
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APPLICATION TO PROBATE.

Martha E. Yale, Propounder, vs. Rob,
ert 2. Yale
Court of Ordinary Of Cobb county, No
vember term, 1897. Application to pro,
bate in solemn form the last will OF D. E.
Yale.
= To Robert 2. Yale:-You are hereby
required to appear before the Court of Or
dinayy OF Cobb county. to be held on the
first Monday in November next, then ant
there to show cause, if any exists, why
the paper offered for probate by the peti
TONER, Martha E. Yale as the last vii
and testament Of d. E, Yale late Of Sale
county deceased, should not be proven il
solemn form and admitted to record as Tn
last will and testament Of said deceased
Therein fail not. This September 18th
1897 J. M. STONE, Ordinary
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GEORGlA-COBB COUNTY.

Notice is hereby given 10 all concerned.
th&t have filed with the clerk Of the
Superior Court of said county, my peti.
ton, addressed to said court, returnable
10 the next term thereof, to be held on the
third Monday in November next for the
removal of the disabilities imposed upon
me 10y my intermarriage with Rosa Rob,
ertson, which application will be heard at
the court house, in said county, at said
term. This September 1st, 1897.
LOE RoBERTsON.
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GEORGIA-COBB COUNTY.

Whereas, Mrs, Alice Dob5s, Admins
tratrix OF VIM P Dobhs, represents to the
court in her petition, duly fled and enter
cd on ID, that she has fully admins.
tered VIM p. Dobb's estate This is
therefore to cite all persons concerned,
kindred ana creditors, TO show cause, if
any they can, why said Administrative
should not be discharged from her Ad,
ministration, and receive letters of dis
mission OF the first Monday in December,
1897. j. "A. STONE, Ordinary.
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GEORGIA-COBB COUNTY

OGCASNA6A -(ODD wv l..
Margaret j. Spraggins, Administratrix
OF Mrs Jennie Foster, has applied to me
for discharge from her administration of
the estate OF Mrs. Jennie Foster, deceased
this is therefore to notify all persons
concerned to file their objections, if any
they have, on or before the first Monday
in December next, else she will be dis,
charged from her administration as ap-
piled tor. Sept. 7th, 1897.
j. NJ. STONE, Ordinary
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J Dissolu3i5 Notice.

he firm Of Read a. Virgins is this day
sd}yed by mutual consent. T. W.
Reade aud C. w. DuPre will continue
the business at the old stand. They will
collect all debts due the firm and paw all
debts owing by it. All persons having
claiMs against said firm are requested to
present. them for payment within the next
thirty days. All persons indebted to SAID
firm are requested to make immediate
payment. This Sept. 4, 1897.
t, w. READ,
l.. " WIGGNs.
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Sure.

First Chappie-l wonder now,
Chollie, how the donkey ever came
to be used as the-er-emblem of
stupidity?
Second Chappie with a yawn)-
Don't know, I'm sure, deah boy.
Must have been before our day. -
Brooklyn Life.
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G GEORGIA COBB COUNTY

Whereas. !. Z. Foster Administrator
q NJ. NJ Elliott. represents TO the Court
in his petition, duly filed and entcrd on
record, that he has nIly administered NJ.
NJ. Eliott's estate This is therefore to
cite ali parties concerned, kindred and
creditors. to show cause ii any they can,
why said Administrator should not be
d, charged from his Administration and
reeve letters OF dismisson on the first
Mopda- ia November, 1897 August 10,
1897 J. NJ STONE, Ordinary.
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5EORGIA-COBB COUNTY.

GEORGIA-COBB COUNTY.
To whom it may concern: Martha E.
Yale, Executrix of D. E. Yale, deceased,
has in due form applied to the undersign-
ed for leave to sell the real estate belong
ing to the estate Of the said deceased, and
said application will be heard at my office
on the first Monday in November next.
This October 4th, 1897.
J. NJ. STONE, Ordinary.
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CLUB TEs.--The Marietta Journal and
the Canton Advance for $l55 The Ma
retta Journal and Atlarta Constitution
sl,85. The Marietta Journal ard ;ke
New York Thrice Week World 81 90.
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Enlarges many an old business,
REEVES many dull business,
Rescues many lost business,
Saves many failing business,
Preserves many large business,
Secures success in any business,
Therefore advertise in the MariettaJ CUR
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TAN ASSESSMENT FOR 1897.

Cobb Gear. OF Ordinary, September
Tern. l597.-It is ordered by the court
that lie Tax collector Of Cobb comfy
assess and levy tax for the year 1897
at the rate of four and A 100 dollars
GA 44) on every one thousand ($1, 000)
dollars worth OF taxable property returned
and assessed against each tax payer and
upon the value Of all property in the
county subject to taxation al 7a!orem
The same tn ne onn1ipd nc fo1lOws.