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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-07
TOPICS OF INTEREST.
News of the Day and Facts Worth
Iscmem boring

Views of the Day and Facts Wortl'
Iscmc M boring
can YOU tell me If the Jung Frau Raj
.av has iseen completed2
No. Tie project has been abandoned,
because the cesr turned out 10 be heavier
.ilan the engineers expected.
Have W exported tSpewritcrs TO Japan?
In 1898 ne sent 81 20 worth OF L p " 1t ne
machines 10 Japan: IN 1873 nearly twite
as many, and alr,ady II 1SD1 We have
shipped machines 10 the va-ue OF Slooaa. Z
Has larger OF smaller number OF
et,d hts Khan usual entered American tosl-
eses this year?
rhe ,.u.aoer is larger, especially in the
tecan:csl and scientific depa- tnents. ard
this IS largely due TO increas act"it,
md prosiA r!ty n var Gus lines OF bus.n>ss.
Nlien was the great fire In Lend NJ
I3o-don was near Y destroyed b., ii in
7as; aga.n in $50. liz and 16.6. The latter
ire is known IN history as the G eat
Fire. II burned over a t.rri+ory OF i Z.
ac. 5. iilcud-.lg 4co streets; Is 20 b lid 1lt
and ip,s,aeEsy TSiles Of S9S,9l0o0o weret
{ destroyed.
Can you ten me what sail Of the earth
is2
Call e tho ea.sh is weed common
% ,lle Iii country in the sou ha;9i Stat s.
aud is sometimes u Cd as a remedy Tor
snake sites Recently il has been trans
painted, and is under cultivation and
SKIP ..sacat undsr medical observation at
Chattanooga. and also 1T the horticultural
separ. % Clemson Coii,G, at
Chariestln. S. G. II IS sem times known
rs ti,es.;.rGaI tc-silasze's master,
Pleas. tell RS where Trinity co,iegs
IS?
There are several Trinity col'eees; one
nj Hartford IS Gader the direction of
he Ep.acopaasails, and we believe. is prin-
.5pally Il, Biological rst tut on. Their is
another J'r..aits college rapidly approach
sag completion At Washington. D.. c. II
$ uader ihs direction of the sisters of
8 Metre Dame. III dedication is 70 occur
Soyerbe. 2ea, Cardinal Gibbons on
eating.
Can you give Il regarding teIe-s
xrauh Communication IS: weeu England
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SOUTHERN R'V.

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE OCT. 81. 1900
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. VA
11:GU T. Nj. NC. II, soUS.ein express,
daily Tor Atlanta. augusta, JOCK
sonville ana points aoatis. SLEEPER
for Danvitte, IIrect.s lnEs Salisbury.
and Ghar'otte. opea AZ Sichmond
$3.50 Z. IL Stops iCT E.ASseuGerS at
local stations. CODueCIs Ut Danvilis
and Charlotte with New York and
Florida Express tNo. 80 carrying
and Tampa, with connections Tor
all Florida points Also, connects
Washington and Southwestern Linn
tied tNo. 80, carrying through
sleepeIs between New York ana
New York and New Orleans: also,
Pullman Tourist sieeper MonSays,
Wednesdays and fridays Washing
e 3n to sn1 fanelSSo for all
points in Texas. Mexico ana Ial-
fornia.
Charlotte, n. c., connecIs at Nose
ley with FarmviIc and Iowhatan
Railroad. At Keysvilie for Citrks-
ham. ana at Greensboro for Dur
ham, Raleigh and NlnstoIl-9a!shi;
at DanvIne with No. 81, untEed
States tast malt, solid train, daily
for New Orleans AID points South,
which carries SleeperS New orR
to New Orleans and New York to
Jacksonville, connecting for Nassau
sleeper Richmond to Atlanta and
Birmingham. Through sleeper SAL
:. 90 i56ury to m Memphis s., .,suv ,.snt
Sunday. for Keysville and interme-
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
Go z. Ar r'roIn Atlanta. Augusta and
Asheville and all Joints
SEQ SEQ 4 !. II FS soati. KsvsvIl,s and loca,
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS.
Nos. Il and D.. between Manchester
and Neapous.
YORK RIVER Line via WEST POINT.
THE FAVCRlTE ROUTE NORTH.
LEAVES RICHMOND.
$3.50 P. NJ. No. 16. Baltimore Limited.
daily except Sundays. for West
Point and intermediate stations.
making close connection q. West
Point with steamer for Baltimore.
2:20 2. NJ. No. 10, local express, daily
except Sundays, tor West Point and
intermediate stations connects
Walkerton ana rappahannOck; also.
at West Point WITH steamer TOR
Baltimore. Stops at all atoms.
500 A. NJ, No. a. local mixed. Leaves
da1sy except Sunday TOR West Point
and Intermediate stations con-
nec1nS with stage at Lester Manor
for Walkerton and Tappahannock.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN RICHMOND:
a.1I A NJ daily rom West Point. with
connection from Baltimore, except
,o:a5 x. a., except Sundays and Mon
G.o3 + n, daily, except Sunday. from
West Point and intermediate sta
Steamers leave Yves, Point daily.
except Sundays. $50 p. NJ, arriy-
ing Baltimore 500 a. NJ: returning.
leave baltimore at ) p NJ. daily
except Sundays, arriving Richmond
9:I5 ~ Il.
Steamers call at Gloucester Point
and Almonds Wharf Tuesdays
Thursdays aud Saturdays York
town ana Clay Bank Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays.
G. ". "ESTBURT,
Travelling Passenger Agsnt.
No. 80 East Main Street.
Richmond. Va.
NJ CHIP ". A-'rURk.
TraffIc Manager Gen. Pass. Agent.
F. S. CANNON.
Third vice-President ana General Man
ager. Washington. q c.
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Hardness of Head.

The hard headed woman of to-day at
fees 10 be we'll content with herselT. ous
VIC fancy slis has moments Of misgivings.
W te,, she is dressing III, 70 go on the
street and it becomes necessary 10 thrust
a hat pin through her head.-Dstrote jour
::c;.
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kitty, cant stand your extravasance
at schools SIS month for CANDY
But pa, don't pay for it'll have the
billssent to sou. "-1ndianapous Journal.
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h. Old Dominion
] Steamship Co
Daily Line fer New York, fac Mort
and East
FROM RICHMOND.


PASSENGERS can leave DAILY. ex-
cept Sunday. at 900 A. III via c. and o.
Ry or 500 a. NJ. and 3:1a p. M via n
and w. Ry.. connecting at Norfolk with
direct steamers sailing same day. G:GU
4. NJ.
Storage passengers can leave by aux
iiaiv steamer Monday. Wednesday and
Friday, sailing from Rockets at 5 p NJ,
and changing, TO mainline ship at Nor.
folk
FREIGHT for AL northern. eastern
md foreign porrs received and forwa rdea
daily except Sunday, at companyfs
wharf, Rockets.
FROM NEW YORK.
PASSENGERS can Ieaye DAILY, ex-
cept sunday. from company'S pier, No 81
s North River a t 800 L. NJ, 1or Old poiIt
Comfort and Norfolk, connecting with
C. and q. and n. and w trains for
Richmond.
Tickets on sale at Company's office, 1912
Ea Main Street: Richmond Transfer
f.ompany sos East Main Street; Jefferson
Hni..f c, and u. and X. and Z. depots,
sEichncnd Baggage checked through TO
For further information apply to
JOHN F. MAYER, Agent,
1919 EASTMAN Street. Richmond. Va.
General OFFICES: 81 Beach street, corner
West Street. New y ork: n.
81 WALKER. Gen Pass Agent
Se81S Aana4ex.
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Where is the highest bridge in III, u,s =
wnr:d? What is the highest N - Am -
Probably the Hottest briass = =; me so,,t,,-
abit viaduct over The lrnseis s,iil.oyel is
~ IL i thee I isshanes in ennsylvsn;a ah on
Il, The IL Eric railroad, is 39l feet insn meme:
. .,.'o' sI,re,rent being taken TO The oass
Of the rails. The total length OF tne IL,
duct over all is 2.lo0 feet ms .:S,, 49, 80
bridge Is about 1000 feat aoose - oso IONS
and the new bridge calls doI 10Y ~
81 mild steel in place of the $500 tons OF
iron in the old structure.
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can Won give me any facts about the
,,,.,,,ose,i new bridge at Quebec!
Preliminary work has been begun on a
..re.,, hTidye 10 SPAN the St Lawrence at
Quebec. At least two years VIII pc oG ;,
ct,piod In its construction anu us cos, WI,
propabi,7 reach si.e2e.oa, W.ieA
Inc. vim q can,!lexer span more than a
,,sir,i Of a mile long. Its commercial al
image, ,...- in bringing the maritime pro
yinces nearer to oueoec viii pc quite as
,,ota4,e as its political effect in n-ndlng To-
rethtr more closely the members oil the
Canadian confederation
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-07

How and when is the census OF e3V'''
Britain taken? ,.,Io. Got
land and ireland is TO be taken on sun
dav. March 3lst, next year. Like lhe
census Of the United States. it is taken
once in ten years. Ten years ago .as
cansus of the United Kingdom showed
a total Of 81. 1872 2 go This fell short OF
,b.. official estimates by nearly three
o,,a-ters of a million. OF that 1otai Ing
land and Males contained :9,0e.oSo' oSo'-
land 4.o25.s47 and Ireland 4,W'' ''' Inc
estimate OF the registrar-sneFal Is 'v'
81, al London alone contains osei -
oan nn II is arranged for taking the
census sau in one day, instead Of dragging
Il out through a month, and 1t may DE
we'll for our own country to pront py
this.
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What was the actual speed Of the wind
and what was the rise OF the tide in the
Galveston disaster of September s. 1909?
The wind d not cbta II u full storm
velocity until about / P. NJ, after which
It inc. caSed stead ly until it reached a
hurricane velocity at about P. NJ; thu.
great st velocity recorded for five minute
occurred at SIS z. NJ. when the W nj
reached eigfty-four mics an hour. VIII 10
FOR a short time a velocity OF 100 nil
per hour was recorded before tis areno
meter. 1t Is est mated that prior II S
P NJ. the wind reached a maximum
velocity OF 100 niles per hour. If l.
were not authoritative y SO s.ated il.4 II
official report. one would find it fficult
TO believe that the ocean could have Z sen
and continued to flow for several hours,
from ten TO fifteen Il Ct above the level
Of the city streets
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would like 10 know what SKIS are.
Skis are really very simple instrument.
They consist OF Two long, mario" 81 =.
of wood pointed and curved upward IN
front In Norway the skis are generaiiy
about seven or eighth feet in length, ana
from three 10 four inches in breadth. Al
the centre or under the foot, they "lil De
about an inch thick or little more
beyeiing off to about q, quarter OF an men
at either end The under surface IS
fiat. often with a groove along the md
die, ana is made as smooth as possible.
They are fastened TO the foot by Il loop
for the tie, fixed near the centre OF 'he
sl,, and n band from this which passes
from this round the heel Of the shoe, and
which can be tied very tight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-07

Has a larger OF smaller number OF
etuI hts .han usual entered American OIL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-07

Please give me a few facts about the
new German FLYING machine.
Count Zeppelin has made expenditures
OF over S3Go.en. and has been experiment.
ing with his i1alloon-shi, for some time,
more recently from a float on Lake Con-
stance. whose northern shore is q part
OF Wurtemherg. Some acquaintance
with the expectations and the despair OF
science is necessary, in order TO anpre-
ciate the full hencfcence OF the zeppelin
air-sllip. Whatever may happen here
after. it is a fact that Count Zeppelin as
eended in his machine q thousand feet
from the eortll.s surface. Travelled 4 dis
lance OF sxty-eigirt miles, made {, de-
tour and came down at the Surfing point
and that he subsequently ascerded five
eighths of i mile and executed various
maneuvers.
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The ..u.1aer is larger, especially in the
tec.an.csl and scientific depa- tments. ard
this IS largely due to increas d actE't,
md pros,s r!ty n var Gus lines Of bus4n>ss.
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Can you ten me what san Of the earth
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and GERMANY
4 fifth submarine cable Is ABOUT to be
laid between Eastana a1ld germany ma n s. a
abe traffic between the Two countries
NAV be gathered from the fact that.
whereas. in 1896, when the fourth cable
was Ia.d, the annual number Of cable
rams. was l.Ss1.s.is per annum, no less
Iran . ltg5. G1S cabiesrams are now annual
iy transni tied
VIVA. is the annua, rain-fal in the.
Dpteh Rt.slDics Of South Africa?
sorth africa is not well wa;ered. IN tho
s,ye:1ter part of Cape Co.ony the ANIMAL.
y.,i,,.fs!! Is less than ten inches. TO the.
, sast ~ the meridian Of Bioemfonte.n the
nny,,a, rainfall hardly reaches twenty.
fFys .acaes. The greatsr part OF The
-,,,s,,sv,al will never make an agricultural
ea,I,,tr,,l mics i; be by irrigation. we
have not the figures for the actual rain
fail in the Transyaal
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800 A NJ. NORFOLK LIMITED. Daity.
Atri.es ftterS2GrS J.-sU ~ Al, no
1uik Ii:-i - NJ stops oi.ts ~
Petersburg. &aSer!y ana Su.io'"'
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TRAINS LEAVE. RlCuMONo-BfisL XII
SInE.Z.i STATION.
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Can you tell me if the Jung Frau 4il-i-
.eay has i5een completed2
No. The project has been abandoned,
because the casr turned out 10 be heavier
man the engineers expected.
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zoo A Ii, Daily. Arrives retersoufs
800 ~ NJ, Weluon l-Do a ST.,
FayettesIl4e 4:-2D r. A., Gnaftes. %
1919 Z. Al. savannah LOO ~ ~,
JaekSongiue $50 a. ID, FORT u'ii
ia u:.n 2. " Connects 81 NilsoE
with No. 81, arriving c,oidspefo 80
Z. ri, Wilmington geo = At FGli-
man Sleeper New YORK tc taehSSHA-
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-03-08

Six men who began as clerks III
the employ of Andrew Carnegie
are now millionaires. Some of
them are worth several millions.
and if Mr.. Frick wins the suit he
has brought against Carnegie, four
of the six will get several millions
each out of it. These men have
made themselves useful to Carne-
gle, and in return he has made
them rich. They are not men of
unusual ability, with the possible
exception of Fl. G. Frick. They
have not worked harder than most
men have worked, and there is no
special reason why they should
have become millionaires. They
have grown rich at the expense of
the public. The tariff leyied by
the republican party has enabled
Carnegie and his associates to ex-
act all these millions from the
consumer pays. It's beneficlaries
are such men as Andrew Carnegie
and his associates. Columbus En-
quirer.
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Tbe snarietta sournal.
MARIETTA, GA. MAR. s, 1900.
Nickaiack.

The late cold spell killed winter
oats on exposed places, wheat was
also more or less injured.
The stone work of Mr.. John
Rice's house is finished and it will
be rooted in a few days.
Mrs. G. E. Pyron, of Wadley,
Ga, is visiting at her old home
J. w. Rufus.
Mrs. f. NJ. Reed and children
are visiting her father, DR.. Walk
er, of Notla, n. G.
Prof. Hughes has the best pat
ronized school that has been
taught in this vicinity in num-
Der of years.
The Sunday School, which has
been suspended for some weeks by
stress of weather, was resumed on
Sunday.
Farm work is being pushed for
ward with commendable energy.
We are much entertained. as
we'll as instructed, by the able
and suggestive contributions to
the JOURNAL by Radius Victor. :"
He struck key note" in his
last article when he suggested the
restoration, to oar cherished city,
of the Georgia Military Institute,
and the means-in part-by which
it may be accomplished. His idea
is not only timely but feasible.
We believed at the time that the
sale of the old G. NJ. l. lands Tor
at least larger portion Of the
tract) was a great mistake, as it
relieved the State from further
obligation TO restore the honored
institution; however. we are sat
lsfed that a location, far superior
to the former one, can be had, for
"old College Hill" in the winter
time could best be enjoyed by an
Ice Lander or an Esquimo. Keep
the ball moving. We've got
Steve" at the Capitol now and
like the darky's rabbit, he is
good for everything"
After more than two weeks
wrestling with a severe attack,
pain (and It's associate "misery'D
in the lumbar region of the spine,
eye scribe" can amble somewhat
on his stills" once more. This
accounts for our silence for some
weeks.
Elliott Earnshaw after all ex-
tended visit among old and new
friends in Middle Georgia, retnrn-
ed to Concord last week. KoN.
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Petition.

Georgia Cobb County To the Superior Court
Of said county:-The petition Of f. p. Dobbs and
George f. Gober,'o said State and county, re-
specially showetk that they desire charter Tor
a corporation known as
THE MARIETTA ICE COMPANY.
The object of said corporation is pecuniary gain:
The business they propose to carry on is that OF
manufacturing and selling ice, the buying and
selling of products and the cold storage OF pro-
ducts. The petitioners ask that they be in
corpOrated under said name, with power to sue
and be sued, to make bylaws for the government
of their association and with such other powers as
are necessarily incident to such corporation, The
capital stock of said corporation shall be Fiji
teen Thousand Dollars, divided into shares OF One
Hundred Dollars each. The principal place OF
business of said corporation will be Marietta, Ga
They desire to be incorporated for time not ex>
ceeding twenty years. Petitioners ask the grant
ing OF the usual order in such case.
". 4. POWER, Petitioners Attorney.
Georgia, Cobb County,, w. R. Montgomery,
clerk OF the Superior court in and for said county
do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is
true aud correct copy of the original petition OF
The Marietta Ice Company, as appears OF record
in this office This Feb. 6, 1900.
w r. MONTGOMERY, Clerk.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Agreeably to an order of the court of
Ordinary, of Douglas county, Ca, will
be sold before the court house door in
the city of Marietta, Cobb county, Ga,
on the first Tuesday in April, 1900, within
the legal hours of sale, the following
property to-wit: A certain town lot,
lying and being in the town of Austell,
Cobb county, Ga joining Mrs. Joe Cox S
property on the east, and the Heely
property on the west, said lot, known as
the Sank Landrum lot, fronting the
railroad on the south one hundred feet,
and running back one hundred and fifty
feet. Sold as the property of Sudie E.
Dorsett, of Douglas county, deceased for
the benefit of the heirs. Terms cash.
R. N. ANDERSON, Administrator.
This, March 1st., 1900
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To restore the clear skin, the bright
eye, the alert gait and sound health,
use DR.. NJ. A. Simmons Liver Medicine.
For sale by G. NJ. Crosby
Wise is the individual who has
the faculty of knowing what he
has no business to know.
Flushed cheeks, throbbing temples,
nausea, lassitude, lost appetite, tallow
complexion, pimples, blotches are
warnings. Try DR.. NJ A. Simmons
Liver Medicine Sold by G. NJ. Crosby
Kind words cost but little, yet
they often procure favors that gold
cannot buy.
Constipation CT the bowels may be
easily cured by few doses of DIR. NJ.
A. Simmons Liver Medicine. For sale
by G. NJ. Crosby
No dairyman has yet succeeded
in adulterating the milk of human
kindness.
The curative properties, strength and
effect of DR.. NJ A. Simmons Liver
Medicine is always used 1t cannot be
equalled For sale by @. NJ. Crosby.
The youth who is reared in the
lap of luxury will never set the
world on fire.
Mrs, ], Silyers, Doogin, Ga, writes
Rev. H. G. Hadock had torpid liver Sc
bad he could scarcely leave his room
and was cured by Dr. NJ A. Simmon,
Liver Medicine, which he recommend
ed to me, and it cured me of indiges
ton. l think it better than Blacl
Draught, Sold by G. NJ. Crosby
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Sheriff's Sales for April.

viii be sold before the court house
door in the city of Marietta, Cobb coun-
ty,I Ga, on the first Tuesday in April,
1900, during the legal hours of sale
the following described property, to-wit:
Twenty acres of the southwest side
or corner of lot of land No. 34l, and ten
acres of the north side of lot No, $40, all
in the 18th district and second section
of Cobb county, Ca, and being the same
land decided to j E. Motley by J. G.
Handy, February LIST, 1898. Deed re-
cordediFebruary 5th, 1898. Levied on
as the property of J. G. Handy by viz
tue of Fl ia issued from the Justice
Court, 1292d district, G. NJ, of Cobb
county, Ca, in favor of J. Z. Motley VS..
j. G. Handy. Also to satisfy fl ia is
sued from the Justice Court of the
10l7th district, G.. NJ, of Cobb county,
Ca, in favor of P. o. Peacock, VS.. j DEL
C. Handy, now transferred to, owned
and controlled by ]. E. Motley. Levy
made and returned to me by l. Nor
ris, l.. g., and notice given to the de-
PENDANT in terms of the law.
Also at the same time and place, lot of
land No 612, in the 18th district and
End section of Cobb county, Ga. Lev
led on as the property of Mrs. A. E.
Carter by virtue of an attachment fl ia
issued from the Justice Court, 137Sth
district, g. NJ, of Cobb county, Ga, in
favor of the Austell Alliance Co-opera-
tive Company, VS.. A. E. Carter. Levy
made and returned to me by j Sprad
| lin, l.. c., and notice given in terms Of
the law.
Also at the same time and place, lot
of land No. 257, in the goth district and
second section of Cobb county, Ga, con-
| tanning 100 acres, more or less. Levied
on as the property of John M Baird, by
virtue of fl ia issued by the Tax Col
! lector of Cobb county, Ga, in favor of
state and county, VS.. John M. Baird, for
his state and county taxes for the year
1899. Notice given as required by law.
A. A. BISHOP, Sheriff.
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Petition.

GEoRGIA-Cobb County ITO the Superior
Court of said cou nty:-The petition OF 5. " San
ford, H. V. Reynolds, L. B. Robinson, George F.
Gober, A. NJ. Dobbs, w. r. Power, J. H. Bate, J.
w. Legg, J. p Legg, George +. Newell i. +. w
Fields, J. L McCollum, l. H. Springer, K. W.
Boone K j. Moore, J. j. Black, c. NJ. Crosby, d.
n. Anderson, w 5. n. Neal, II. G. Dobbs, w;
A. Florence, c. A. Guyton, II. w, oliver and
such other persons as they may associate with
them, all of said county and State, respectfully
showeth that they desire to be incorporated un-
der the name and style of the MARIETTA CHAu-
TAuoUA ASSOCIATION. The principal place Of bus
in ess of said corporation will be the city OF Mariet
ia the CAPITAL stock of said corporation will be
S25OO-OO, divided into shares OF one
Hundred Dollars each; the business OF said cor
poration will be the providing and giving OF lee
lures exhibitions and entertainments ior Inc
public, and for pecuniary gain. They desire 70
be INCORPORATED for term OF twenty years WIN
power to make contracts, to sue and be sued. ana
have whatever powers are necessary ana lncldeh'
To the carving on of their business; aso to MAKE
bylaws for the government of their association
| Petitioners ask the granting Of the usual and
proper order in such case. w. IL row En-
Petitioners Attorney.
| CEoRc1A-Cobb Cou nty:-I, W. r. Montgomery
| Clerk of the Superior Cour' in and for said eoun
| tv do hereby certify that the above and torego
! lag is true aud correct copy OF the original petl
| tioh OF the Marietta Chadtauqua Association a.
appears of record in this Office. This FEB Q, l9OV
| w. r. MONTGOMERY, Clerk.
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UpShaW.

We are glad to note that Mrs.
Sarah Willoughby, who has been
quite sick for the last week is bet
ter at this writing,
J. n. McEachern and family, of
Atlanta, is visiting relatives here
this week.
Prof. Sharpe visited relatives at
Walesca Saturday and Sunday.
The second quarterly meeting
of the Carrolltou District, will be
held at this place the first Sunday
IN April AID Saturday before.
Mr.. John Johnston aud wife,
who moved to PaulGing county
last fall have moved back to this
community. RUBY.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-03-08

Fos SALE-One Brewster spring top
buggy. black body and green gear, $67 80
one cad spring top buggy, $50 90; one
oren end spring buggy $50 0C Que double
seated buggy, Sos 90; one Brewster spring
open buggy. $50 co. oue horse wagon,
green body and red gear $32 so. These
are ail new, finely finished, good material
made by W Z Gramling, and guaranteed
tor twelve months call and see him mt
once These bargains won't last lorg.