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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-01-19
KENNESAW.

Miss Matte Fields, of Chero-
kee Mills, has returned home,
after pleasant visit to her broth
er, DR.. Field and her sister, Mrs.
Lovinggood.
Mr.. Kendrick, of Macon has
been visiting his father, Mr.. D. P.
Kendrick, here.
Mr.. Tom Smith, of Mississippi,
is on visit to his sister, Mrs. L.
S. Morgan.
The Bell Telephone Company
has placed an office in Stephens
and Silver's store, which will be
quite convenience to our people.
Miss Josie Brinson is teaching
at Center.
Mr.. Miller has opened a grocery
store in the Hill building. Mes
Sis. Stoud and Crowder have a
beef market in the same building
also.
DR.. Gault, of Smyrna, will To-
cate in Kennesaw thisSweek and
occupy Mr.. Mayfeld's house on
Summers street.
Mr.. John Shelton, of this place,
was married to Miss Flora Toll
lerson, of Blackwell, Thursday,
Jan. 18th. Mr.. Shelton is an
employe of the w. & A. R. r.,
and we'll liked by all who know
him. The bride is quite lovely
young lady. We extend congratu-
lations.
w. o. Roberts went to Camp
bell county last week, and on
Tuesday, January 10th, he was
happily married to Miss Rosetta
Speers, of that county. They had
been engaged for some time, but
it was not generally known and
he took the people by surprise
when he arrived last Wednesday
night on the 6 p. m. train with
his bride. He is one of our sue
cessful merchants, and we join
with his many friends in wishing
much happiness. Gypsy.
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Sandy Plains.

The farmers of this community
are still picking cotton, and some
are preparing for another crop.
We nave o flourishing Sunday
school at this place.
A good many people disappoint-
ed last Sunday on account of our
preacher not coming to fill his APP
ment.
Henry Chandler, of this place
has moved to Atlanta. Sorry he
has left us.
Married-On January Is, at the
residence of the brides father,
w J Dunn, Miss Julia Dunn to
Mr.. John Gibson, Will Gober,
Esq, officiating. We extend our
best wishes to the happy couple.
Eddie Berry and sister, Mud,
of Roswell, visited Mrs. Jennie
Knights family Saturday and
Sunday,
A very pleasant entertainment
was given at the residence of Bill
Richardson last Saturday night.
PLow Boy.
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NICKAJACK.

The fault of the weather is it's
lack of variety, playing on one
string and it badly soaked, grows
monotonous after the first fifteen
days.
The Rev. Mr.. Gable preached a
good sermon at the Methodist
church Sunday.
After much delay, on account
of rain, cold, ETC., Concord Factory
dam will doubtless be finished
this week, when there is a good
prospect for an early hum of the
machinery again.
The Journals correspondence
got move on them (excuse slang)
last week and ''laid themselves
out regardless" as Mark Twain
puts it. Miss(?) "Beulah" yields
a virile pen and strings out pro-
verbs that reminds us of Bill
ings" of Almanax fame, and the
contribution of "R H. E." was
sound, sensible and to the point,
in fact, there was an advance all
alcng the line. KoN.
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COUNTY NEWS
BY CORRESPONDENTS,
From other Towns and Lo-
calities.
WORK OF NEWS-FiNDERS,
All Points of the County Represented.
Rural News Fresh and Spark
ling for Perusal.
WORK OF NEWS-FiNDERS.
WILEYS.

There are two certain young
men in New Hope settlement who
go to the same place to see their
best girls, and sometimes one of
the girls is gone, and then the fun
commences. One will try to get
ahead of the other. Be a little
faster next time, William.
Mr.. J. w. Rogers has built a
new tenant house on his place and
has rented his entire farm out
this year. That's right, Uncle
John, you are getting too old to
work SO hard.
Mr.. B. F. Reed has bought the
widow Baswell place in Smyrna,
for which he paid $3.50. We love
to see our young men doing we'll.
Mrs. Martha Ann Thomas is
very feeble at this writing, but we
hope she will recover and have
good health again.
Spend not all you have, believe
not all you hear, tell not all you
know, but do all the good you
can in every place you can.
Mr.. Harry Mayes is certainly
fine on poetry. Just ask him
about the turnip poetry. That
was out of sight, Harvey.
Mr.. J. W. Rogers met with q
bad accident last week. He was
going out at the door and his foot
slipped on the ice and he fell and
hurt his neck and both arms,
which gives him a great deal OF
pain. 1t was q narrow escape
from serious injury, but we are
glad TO see him out again.
Mr.. Jas. Fortner has very
painful rising on his neck. They
are getting to be very stylish in
our diggins, as there are several
complaining with them. Hope
you will soon get all right, boys.
We are glad to note that Mrs.
Nancy Wylie is some better at
this writing. BEULAH.
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DUE WEST.

The weather continues bad. The
roads are in dreadful condition,
nearly impossible. Owing to the
bad weather, there is some cotton
yet to pick.
Mr. G. M. Norrell, who has
lately moved to the Reynolds
farm, Dallas road, wants the pub
lie to know that the cotton in the
fields not picked is not his.
We attended morning services
at Mt. Zion last Sunday and en-
joyed a feast i'll the sermon
preached by Rev. j. M. Spinks.
The music, led by John A. Booth,
was grand We met cur dear
friend w. J. Manning, and his
estimable wife. This caused our
minds to go back to our child
hood days when we were all young
together.
Judge John Born was called by
a telegram to the beside of his
sister, Mrs. Armand, at Conyers,
who has since died. The family
has our sympathy.
The la grippe was never more
prevalent here, having paid a visit
to nearly every family, but all are
improving.
Well, Fund.-" you asked what
about our picnic? Will say to
all the correspondents, after hay
ing consulted our neighbors and
"dotters" Of this side of the coun-
ty, we heartily invite you all to pic
mic with us att Due. West. The
time to-be decided by the cores
pondents. And / assure you that
every one in this community will
do al to make the day pleasant
and one long to be remembered.
Please let us hear from you all.
Mr.. Henry Lewis, Stylus,
we deeply sympathize with you in
the protracted illness of your wife.
We hope she will soon recover.
The Mesdames Orr and sons, of
Hillsboro, Texas. after spending
sometime with relatives and
friends, have returned home.
Mr.. John G. Orr, Of Clayton
county, has returned to his home,
after a pleasant visit to his moth
er and other relatives.
Mr.. Hugh Dickson and wife, of
Walker county, visited the fami-
lies of D. w. Dickson and J. A. L.
Born the past week. AMOR.
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calls promptly attended to. Thanking
our patrons for past favors and asking a
Continuance of same, we are yours truly,
Marietta, Ga. L. BLACK & SON.
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LOST MOUNTAIN.

Sunday was a fair day, but good
weather went away with Sunday.
We have a full school at this
place now, and it is increasing all
the time.
Mr.. O. F. Greer and mother, of
Mt. Zion. visited relatives here
last Sunday.
We now have q fine Sunday
School. Let every one come at 9
o'clock next Sunday morning.
Our Club met last Saturday
night, with q fine attendance.
The attendance grows larger each
meeting. The following officers
were elected for the next quarter:
Prof. J. J. Greer, President: c..
R. Watson, Vice President; Miss
Annie Logan, Secretary; R. P.
Ward, Treasurer; L. M. Greer,
Librarian, and H. H. Kemp,
Chorister Hurrah boys, we must
keep it in progressive form.
LUCILLE.
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SMYRNA.

Extremely disagreeable weather
prevailed in this section all last
week; hardly day passed with
out rain falling, yet the weather
man says we are / of an inch be-
hind the average for the month
already.
A. L. Smith, a young business
man, of Bolton, S. c., is sojourn-
ing in our town for his health just
now.
Joe Turner, of Atlanta, was one
among the strangers within our
gates last Sunday.
Wes have new grocery store in
town now. Messrs. Handy &
Moore are the new candidates for
mercantile honors.
Several of our farmers have
suddenly developed a case of
Texas fever. They've just got to
go, it seems, and last Sundays
Constitution contained short no
tees of three farms for sale in
this vicinity.
John L. Reed is suffering with
the grip. Bro. Reed says his
house is regular hospital at
present-nothing but grip, and
lots of it.
News scarce here just now on
account of wet weather. When
the sun shines again, the ''Dickey
Bird" will bring us more news and
better. CRITIC.
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LOST MOUNTAIN.

Though the age of reading and
of thinking men has come, the
days of bullets are not over.
Schuyler Goodwin, of Blue
Ridge, is here with his parents for
few days rest. He has been suf-
fering with rheumatism.
Mr.. Starr is assistant mail car
rier; he carries the mail half the
time.
1t seems our items failed to
reach the printer again last week.
J A Mcdonald, with others,
went to Atlanta last week and
bought pair of mules.
Ezra 7. Ellison, of Brandon,
Texas, and Miss Viola Robinson,
of this place, were married here
last Sunday afternoon, A N Mayes
officiating, The bride is one of
our most amiable young ladies,
and possessed of many lovable
traits, of character. noted for her
industrious habits. She is a
christian young lady, capable of
adjoining and making home hap
Ply. The groom is young man
who formerly resided here, but
went west few years ago, and by
his frugality and perseverance has
accumulated q very nice sum of
money, and is very comfortably
situated. Our best wishes for
happiness and long life go with
them to their far western home.
Mr.. Ellison and wife will leave
Monday for Brandon, Tex, where
they will make their future home.
Virgil Wardlaw will return home
! with them.
I n Scott has been afflicted
with nervous trouble for some
time, and at times his mind is
badly affected. Last Friday iu-
ry was summoned to inquire into
the condition of his mind, ard
! rendered verdict of his being a
fit subject for the State santa
rum. Squire G M McElreath
and James 7 Echols went to town
to carry in the verdict and make
arrangements to have Mr.. Scott
carried off. On returning, they
found he had gone. He kissed
his wife and children and babe
them goodbye, went to Austell
| and boarded a train to visit his
sister in Alabama. His family
and relatives seem to feel no unea-
siness about him. Eleven citi-
zens here have requested us tc
state they think the jury should
have been selected in the district
or those that live near him and
know his condition best, and that
each district is capable of looking
after it's own affairs.
/ Prof. J J Greer has a gooC
school and is assisted by Lucius
Greer.
| We regret to learn Of the sick
ness of Mrs. A J Ward, and wisl
for he'll speedy recovery.
Homer Green and Charlie Ham
ilton went to Atlanta last week tC
finish marketing their potatoes.
G F Ward and family, of Pow
der Springs, were in the commu
nifty Sunday. ALLEN.
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Tax Collectors Notice.

l will be at the following places on the
dates mentioned for the purpose of col
lecting the State and County taxes for
the year 1898:
Marietta, October II, %, November /.
Acworth, October ID, 25, November q,
December 5.
November 10 (morning)
Merits, October 15 and ~ (morningsl,
November II (morning)
Roswell, October II and %, November II
Post Oak, October IS and 81 (morningsk
November IA (morning.)
Gritter, October Is and 81 (eveningsA,
November IA (evening)
Smyrna, October 10 (evening) Novem-
Der 2 and Is (evenings.)
Lemons, October 10 (morning) Novem-
2 and Is (mornings.)
Howells, October 20 (morning) NoveHs-
Der and Is (mornings.)
Coxes, October 20 (evening), November
and 10 (evenings.)
Austell, October Il, November and II.
Powder Springs, October 20, November
7 and Is.
Red Rock, October "a (morning), No
vember 8 and 10 (mornings.)
Lost Mountain, October "a (eveningl,
November s and 10 (evenings.)
Oregon, October "a, (evening), November
and 10 (evenings,)
| will also be in Marietta all other
days until the fifteenth day of Deem
Der. The books will then close hope
all will meet me promptly and pay their
tax and save cost.
j. Il. MURRAY, Tax Collector
Cobb County, Ga.
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clothes or sewing for others to patch out
meagre income. Women who are too
much on their feet, or who are unable to
stand the strain of over-work and worry
are peculiarly susceptible to the weak
nesses and irregularities that are the bane
of womankind. The symptoms of such
arrangements are insufficient or excessive
menstruation, headache, backache, neu-
ralgia, leucorrhea, displacements and ex-
IRENE nervousness amounting in many
cases to hysteria. The use of morphine Is
dangerous and examinations by male ply
sicians are painful and unpleasant.
Bradfeld's Female Regulator, the
standard remedy for quarter of CEN
tury, Will speedily and permanently cor
rect the worst disorders of women. Brad
fields Regulator is sold by druggists at
one dollar bottle. Interesting and va1u-
able books for women mailed free on
application.
THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR Co.. Atlanta. Ca.
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MARIETTA CAMP GROUND.

The first quarterly meeting con
venes Saturday at Antioch. The
officials are requested to be pres
emit.
Mr. D w Frey is improving
very slowly.
Master Tom Beazley has been
quite sick past week.
ID G Osburn out hunting shot
one of his toes off and broke
another. DR. Tennent attended
him. He is doing well.
Mrs W M Hunton, who has
been visiting her father, J J Delk,
has returned to Atlanta.
J E Delk says he will lose his
wheat crop by not getting stand.
Mrs Lucinda Fridell will recov-
er her house.
Mr. Joe Dobbins has moved
back to his home. DELMAR.
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
DR.. ri. V. REYNOLDS,
PRACTICING PHYSICIAN,

WHEN not engaged elsewhere may be found
during the day at his office, up stairs, in Nc
Catchey Building, Southwest corner of Public
Square, and at night at mis- residence on Powder
Springs street, Marietta, Ga. Telephone No. II.
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Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life Away.

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nesic. fun OF life nerve and vigor, take No-To-
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W1()yA.1A Al,
WORK.

An apt old
adage de-
clares tn at
W o m q II , S
work is never
done. This
is true of the
housewife s
manifold du-
ties and APP
proxiulately
true Of the
thousa nd S
who work all
day in factor
les and stores
and half the
mig h t in
making and
m e md i n e
their own
Iron County register., 1899-08-31
USE FOR GRAVEL BANKS.
HGw Many 4 Poor Country Road
Could Be Improved al Merely
Nominal Expense

Hope deferred nakelh the hears
sick Erery body knows that tie well
made 1lZcaGaEn road i Z thing Of beau
1y- and, likewise. = Joy forever. On
15e main highways and principal thor
llEhfa-es oI the land no other Kind OF
material should be considered. unless
something better shall be discovered.
Al the present tine nacadan J. The
best and 5he best < none too good.
But there are miles and miles o.
highways thai 10 one cal hope VIII bs
rsacadaEBized foT-B Aa can say how
Elany years. They are The quiet II
fregueused roads which lead OF The
main highways and happily 1Deauder
through ideal pastoral neighborhoods.
Their charm lies II the fact that they
are not big. busy 1horougEfares- Such
aS these are ideal paths until il hap
pens 10 rain or they become filed with
: suPerfuiry Of dust
About half the time these otherwise
lovely ways are not Fl 70 De travelled
And Yet during all their seasons Of dss-
sCreeableness- there are hills Of gravel
living within easr reach Of their worst
spots Or there are banks of clay.
which. when burned. would make ex-
cellent ballast
The point Is that people in rural To-
caliTies where the building Of macadam
roads Is 4 remote possibility should al
Crace make the very best use Of the means
and materials al hand. Town meetings
should be called, committees appointed
10 study the best and most available
materials 10 use and some substantial
road work should be done this wear
Don't let good gravel hanks stand IN
touched when there are nud-holes or
dus1-heaPs within a stones throw of
them A weIl-draired road and we'll
dressed road VIII bring JOY 10 the few
or the many who may use it--L- A. ".
RnllHfin-
Iron County register., 1899-08-31
PrTH AND POINT.

fne man who believes that life n
n2ee zp OF disappointment Il never
Disappointed Ia his beIieE-TowR Top
ieR
ulLI1g a coat Of broadcio1h On some
men Is equivalent 10 wasting a coat Of
PAINT on . pig pen = Chicago Daily
NeHz-
tsanks Is IN q bad way financially"
All ms money gomez Worse he
cant borrow any more-.Philade1 de1phia
No--h American.
Her AeqBain1anc--H How cid is Miss
Fasse- anyhow Her Nearest Friend
toE1y-1so- marked down 10 2s.-
SonerFiIle journal.
ne average man never thinks II Is
i1als wasted 10 hunt up another man
and point out where he has made a
Inistake--AGchison Globe
Sbe--Do You really and truly love
me- Arthur H@~Yes. really aid
truly You may ask what proof YOU
viii dearest not exceeding S2a-Hei-
tere Welt
Catching the Old Man.-Litfie Clar-
snee--Pa- that man going yo1der can't
hear II thunder Mr. Ca4lipe--~Is he
ceaf27 Little CIarence--No. zir; Il
1sn l laundering S--Puck
Inanlml mlry--~GeTmany ard France
are both in favor Of disarming.~ said
Gazzam- Are 1hey2 asked kIduf. II
surprise Germany Is IN favor Of the
dIszrIniLg OF France and France Is Il
favor OF cis1rIning Germany.
Miss SumDit--How naturally yoU
took your pa-I IN the amateur 1heaz-
r7cals-@ Mss Palisade--Oh. do voI
think so27 Mss Summi1--Indeed.
Go ] wouldn't have known there was
proEpTsr within mile---Town Top
Iron County register., 1899-08-31
MOVED MILLIONS OF MILES
A Babble Shut Up Ages ago in n
QuzrIz Crystal Has Beea in Com
slant Motion Ever since

Dr.. A A julien. Of Columbia college,
has IN his possession tvso OF three Of
the most wonderful minerals IN 1be
world One Of them is 3 piece Of quartz
which he picked up near Columbia
" H
This bit Of quartz Is transparent, and
has : little cavity in its center filed
with liquid IN which bubble o. gas
keeps jumping about from side 70 SIDE
The bubble = very small. ard can bt
seen only under the microscope II i
about one mjcron- that Is. 1-25.3o0 incl
IN diameter. and il dashes from wall L
wall Of the cavity in restless motion
like a nona6 trying 10 escape
Now. this motion must have conTin-
ued during the ages which have elapsed
since he consolidation Of the granite
il other words. The little bubble was IN
closed n the quartz several million
years ago. when all rocks were II
molten state and the earth was i
process OF formation
Probably II has kept IL motion long
CT. and moved 4 greater distance. bach
and forth than any other substance OF
earth The cavity IN which j moves /
about double lis size. 50 1ha11he bubble
travels about --25.dUG inch al every
jump. and II moves iTreCuIarly Severa-
times each second
Il II has been moving thus but twice
q second Tor bat 1000. .UJ9 years. il must
have Travelled 100000 miles OF course
the bubble has been Jumping about for
more than 1890. .Dgg years Il the est
mates O the ceolosiSts are correct
The liquid n the little cavity i prob
ab3v Z Sa- u-a1ed solution Of common
salt and the gas : carbon dioxi5e-
Dr. Julien has another piece OF
quartz. found IN North Carolina which
has 1 cavity holding liquid and bub-
bic which Is remarkable because the
bubble can be made 10 appear and dis
appear a. the VIII Of lis owner. All he
has TO do ! 70 breathe hard upon IL
when il VIII disappear i l. the heat
Of his breath which causes the liquid 70
expand and I'll up the space ordinarily
occupied by the air bubble OF course
any gentle heat wil1- cause the change.
Dr. TulsHl has s1il another gas bub-
he Tl.is o-.e inclosed IN a piece Of white
1c--lz frc-n N5nas Geraes- Brazil which
under The microscope shows some Won
C.erfu3 es=ec1s- The cavity i tubular
and the sides OF walls are parallel 20
the EriSIaa1ic faces Of The crystal
The LIQUID IN the cavity ! 4 quite
s7ro-y }srzae. With Stiu another color
less liquid {carbon dioxideG occupying
= central position Looking through
the microscope you may see the 1rsI
cavity. then the denser brine near the
erzs. with iufnj1esinal salt cubes
floating N It then IN the center The
Iicuid carbon dioxiGe with the air bub-
bic IN the middle Of II The curves Of
deuarka1ion which show up between
the ~olcrless and the non-colorless
LIQUID are very beautiful
II i really one liquid Heating within
another liquid and al air bubble IN the
center Of all The air bubble always
floats near the upper surface Of the
cavity whichever way the mineral i
held. 50 that the piece Of topaz Is a nat
.1rsl splrIt-level-BosTon Globe
Iron County register., 1899-08-31
WHY THE COOK FELT HURT.


\ LADY had cook who gave her every sat
isacfion and she was under the InEsresS1o1
that the cook was equally satisfied with her
place. But one morning, - the lady n.
tense surprise, the cook gave her the usual
months notice
What do ron want to leave for, Jsnes,
ssked her mistress Il am very mnch
pleased with you, and thought ycu were
quite comfortable here-
Yes, mum, I'm comfortable enough n q
way, but
The cook hes7tated and 6dgeted about.
But What quTsed her msstreSs
We'll, num.s she blu-1ed ont, the fact
Is the master doesn't seem 10 precsase Ey
cookery, and / can't step n q place where
my Efforts 10 please are wasted % Id
rather 90, mum
But what makes ron think that your
master doesn't appreciate ycur cookery.
Has he ever complained 70 YOU asked the
lady
mo. mun. but my late master was al
WAYS beng laid mp through oEe-eating-he
said he couldn't help dong 50 because my
cookery was SO deiicious-but Tnas1sr here
hasn't been laid lp once al the three months
I've been with you- and that's Just what
bo1hers me- 50, mumt-BoSton IraEelT-