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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-08-15
To- CASH d BUYERS.

IF Won have any spare change in the way Q
shin piasters uickles or postage stamps, call
and see the man that has been selling goods al
most a generation and see if he don, Offer
YOU as good bargains as any body else Ia all
eases when you want Iepay cash Tor goods say
:, 1ar re aisravs charge higher rates when We
IN on time. We ara now receiving and open
- cur spring and sEmper stock,
III Us. NoRTHCsyTT & 90.
saSf ser s..rs4E .sgs7s.as.l-
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-08-15

One of Josh Billings maxims Is,
"Rise early, work had and late, give
nothing away, If you don't get rich
ard go the devil, you may sue me
for damages:
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-08-15
Nj. T. GRIST.
HARNESS MAKER AND
CARTHAGE TRIMMER

CAN be found on the North East Side Public
Square. over the Store Of Lyon s. Bro, whefs
he win be pleased TO meet bis old friends and
customers and all others having work in bis
line. aud be Quarantees satisfaction IN every
instance. Be strict attention be hopes 70 ner-
a liberal share Of public patronage. An kinds
Of Repairing done al the shortest notice.
JsaassV ls 1sqs-5y ~. - 4
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-08-15

aWby are you fof ever humining
thai air n Foote asked . man With
ont ! sense Of tune Ia him. Be
cause il haunts me-. No wonder
said Foot; "you are ever murder
ips i. a
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-08-15

PULLMAN PALACE CARS ON TRAINS
sa.i o NOS. II &C. @ ~
To Lynchburg and New Orleans
Pullman Palace Cars on Trains & 2 for. At
lanta and Chattanooga +
NO CHANGE
New Orleans to Lynchburg- via Montgomery
s7a1n Atlanta e Dalton r.
ONE CHANGE
Atlanta to ST. Louis--yia Chattanooga.
E "a Fstty-tro Miles Shorter Il 2
New York and Eastern Cities
Than any other Route from Atlanta.
"a Hours Quicker 10 the Virginia Springs than
any other line from Atlanta, Avoiding an
Expensive Delay and Transfer in
Richmond.
Passengers leaving Atlanta by Lightning Ex-
press, at SEQ p. M, ATrigsin New York at
4:44 p. m. the Second Afternoon there
z after--15 Hours IS Minutes Earlier
s. than Passengers by any other
s4sasf3 81 Route.
Passengers leaving Atlanta at 1000 p. m. by
this Route arrive 10 New York al the same
time as Passengers who left at 600
o'clock p. n. by Opposition Lines.
Parties Desiring Whole Car Through to fiie
Virginia Springs or to LyDchburg should
Address The Undersigned.
Parties contemplating Travelling should send
tor Map. Schedule, etc. Quick Time and Close
cop5es{iot.s 4 oif motto. Ask 'e5r Tickets wa
.gThe Kennesaw Ronte.D Il -.
Oh b. W. WRESE,
Gsserai Passenger aud Ticket Agent, z. .
saf - .3ss a&s Ho7 sA6aahly ca.
zzssts az re sssysT -
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-08-15

YWyHE Subscribers are supplied from the
Tannery with every variety OF Leather
suitable to the trade and of good quality and
will sell on very reasonable terms.
They are also manufacturing all qualities Of
Doors 81 SHOES, which for neatness, durability
and price cannot be excelled
Every variety of GROCERIES on hand, to
all Of which we invite attention, satisfied that in
every particular, we can give satisfaction.
L. BENNETT & SON.
mayI2.-6m
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-08-22
Republican Ticket.
Letters From Home.


Oh! they arc comc--those messengers
From absent friends of mine
How eagerly | break the seal,
And gaze on each dear line;
And as fondly read them Ger,
IL almost seems hear
The well remembered voices now,
OF those so kind and dear
Tie messages of thoughtful love,
Which to my heart they breathe,
Are dearer than the fondest smiles
That stranger lips e'er wreathe,--
They come from home and kindred dear
From those who love me best,
And cen their lightest word is fraught
With deepest interest.
Oh, as they speak of pleasant scenes,
OF glad hours long since passed
OF pleasures which were all too bright
And beautiful to last,
How swiftly over mound and plain,
Does light-winged fancy roam,
Until she folds her pinions bright
In that dear distant home.
And, as she fond'y fingers there,
How swift old memories leap
From out their shalowy resting place,
Where they but seemed to sleep.
First-lovely as a poets dream,
OF Heavens own sinless cline,
There comes vision of life's morn
That brief and joyous time.
Butyouth's bright days are pastand gone,
No more shall they return;
And now beneath a western sky,
IT'S folly's part to mourn.
Hope sees a brighter star above
1t points the way to Heaven;
1t warns our hearts. it lights our path
A boon to mortals given.
We've formed new schemes for future life
New flowers now deck our way,
And, scarcely from our sides we miss
Those friends of earlier day.
Alas, how vain are earthly joys,
How eheerless hopes bright beam,
Did not God give us perfect bliss,
Where Life is not dream.
Now friends, where'er you chance to roam
Ger life's dark, rolling sea,
When you would cheer wauderer,
Just drop line TO me.
Remember that in doing this,
You fill my heart with joy,
And may your days be multiplied
With bliss without alloy.
A. NJ.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-08-22
The County Convention.

The County Convention.
1t was called to order by Hon. o. S
Powell, Chairman Of the County Com
mittee. Z. Converse vas nominated
for temporary Chairman, whcreupon L
i. Davis moved an amendment to de
capitate our venerable friend by substi
tutirg the name Of III. =. Ames. The
amendment prevailed. Mr.. Ames be
came the Chairman, and Wilson Kinney
the secretary Of the convention.
Committee on credentials reported
the following delegates entitled to seats
ia the Convention:
Clifton-T. j. Atwater, three votes.
Ellsworth II. p. Ames, j. N. Ad.
ans, Wilson Kinney, Il. l.. Davis, NJ.
b. Kimball.
I'll Paso-J. w DAVIS.
Gilman-H. BredahI, j. Thompson.
G. G. Mcintyre.
Martell--B. Peterson, II. IIalverson
j. NJ. Mldboc, two votes, Ole darker.
Maiden Rock-A. =. Merrill, four
votes.
Prescott-lst ward, w. H. Clements,
two votes; 2nd ward, ID. j. Dill; 81
ward, Paine Converse, two votes.
River FalIs-O. s. Powell, Il. j. Bur
byte, A. Morse, S. NJ. Davis, II. j. vii.
cox, l.. w. Reed, G. Il. Morse.
Rock Elm--M. q. Guest, four votes,
|. S. Bull
Trimbelle-J. W. Ottman, j. Otis,
+. lluot, Il. 5. Danforth.
Union--J. II. Persons, three votes.
The report was accepted and adopted
On motion the temporary organiza.
ton was made permanent.
Hon. J. II. Persons was nominated
as candidate for Member Of Assembly
by reclamation.
NJ. Il. Cady was nominated to the
Office Of County Superintendent Of
Schools by vote Of 30 to 3
The committee on resolutions pre-.
sentcd the following preamble and RESI-
lutions.
We omit the resolution from the
fact that the same, in substance, was
adopted at the Senatorial Convention
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Gfom Ghtlon }flilis.

AUGUST lSth.-Joaeph Moore fell
from his buggy recently, while asleep,
breaking one arm.
-. McIlroy has commenced thresh-
ing his wheat. It is yielding from
twenty.three to twenty-five bushels per
acre.
Lewis Hardy has rented Munroe
Bailoy's farm, formerly owned by d +.
Hardy. Mr.. Bailey will build a fine
barn thereon, soon.
e. A. Cooley, Of Nokomis, Mont
gomery County, H., is making an effort
to purchase tho Clifton Mills. If he is
successful, he will erect finc mill.
j. u. Kempor, Of Kempor Sta.
ton, Jersey County, H., is visiting
friends here; also taking a good look at
the country, with which he is vel
pleased.
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from Glen Rirfmend

DR.. johnson has bought Hugh
Maguire's farm-eighty acres-'for
$4,000.
John G.. Somcrs has located per-
manently, as photographer, in this
place.
Business is Frightening up, and
the merchants are making extensiv pre-
parations for good trade this fall.
Tho promotion of Alex. Russell, Of
this place to the conductors berth, on
our train, produces general satisfaction.
Bradford Constance is erecting a
fine hardware store on land leased OF
Peter Schearer, on the west side Of
Main street.
The thrashing-m machines are now
getting into full blast, and it is the in
tent of the farmers to market the most
of their wheat, soon
Harvey CIapp is building an eleva-
tor on the North Side, aud has con.
tracted with Pierce & Sons for some
seven thousand feet of lumber.
Tho report, in this section. that
Gen. Spinner, of the Treas. Depart
ment, was about to be removed for
using so much ink in signing his name,
created profound sensation. 1t proves
to be unfounded, however.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-08-22

and from the additional fact that they
were omitted in the official report OF
the County Couveution.1
After an animated discussion they
were tabled, II. p. Ames, j. N. Ad-
ans, Wilson Kinney, NJ. b. Kimball,
j. W. Davis, H. Bredahl, j. Thomp.
son, G. c. Mcintyre, B. Peterson, II
llalycrson, JIM. Midboe, Ole Marker
\. P. Merrill, NJ. c, Guest, I. S. Bull,
j. w. Gilman, j. Otis, Il. Huot, Il. S.
Danlorth. voting in the affirmative, and
w. II. Clements, D. j. Dill, Paine Con
verse, o. S. Powell, Il. j. Burhyte, A.
Morse, S. NJ. Davis, r. j. Wilcox, Il.
w. Reed, G. r. Morse, I. j. Atwater
and j. w. Wilkinson voting in the
negative.
The following resolution was aaorte
Resotocd, That the Republican Coun-
ty Committee of Pierce County is here
by instructed in all calls for the Repub-
lican County Conventions for the two
years next ensuing to apportion dele.
gates to the several tows on the basis Of
one delegate for every forty Republi.
can votes cast in town at the last
preceding General Election; and one
delegate for every fraction of forty equal
to one half and, in case the Republi-
can vote in any town shall be less than
forty, such town shall! have one delegate;
all former resolutions which in any way
contravenc any of the provisions of
this resolution are hereby repealed
The Committee appointed to present
names for State and Senatorial dele.
gates submitted the following report
which was, on motion, accepted aud
adopted:
For delegates to the State Conven-
tion-H B Warner and James II.
Persons.
For delegates to the Senatorial Con-
vention-H. =. Ames, j. w. Ottman,
NJ. j. Paine, j. II. Persons, NJ. q
Guest, l. S. Bull, Il. Peterson, IL
Halverson, j. NJ Midboe, I'll. Bfedahl
j. Thompson, G. G. Mcintyre, d. j
Dill, Il. L. Davis, +. Huot, j. w
Davis, NJ. B. Kimball, C. w. Brown,
S. Strickland, J. N. Adams, L. Bal
lard, Ole Marker, John L. Dale, A. p.
Merrill.
The Chairman appointed as Repub-
lican County Committee for the ensu-
ing year, VI b. Kimball, d. j.
Dill and j. IL. Persons.
On motion the folio wing resolution
was adopted:
Resol0ed, That II. b. War ner is our
first choice for State Senator, and that
our delegates to the Senatorial Conven-
ton are hereby instructed TO use all
honorable means to secure his nominal
ton and election.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-08-22
GroW OHtrL

AUGUST nth. MIR. Germans well,
like the weather, is yet dry.
Hands from the MINI. hlrvest
fields are returning to the woods.
Preston & O'Connor will shut down
their mill in about a week, to com
mence building.
The pioneer threshers, Noble, start
their machine on Monday next with a
prospect Of long run.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-08-22

Miller Il Teare arc paying S1.05
for No l wheat, at Point Douglas.
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from AresrnH


Miller Il Teare arc paying s1O5
for No wheat, at Point Douglas.
ID. N. Taylor is visiting this Sec
ton, establishing agencies for the sale
of "choice publications and other sale
able articles" He arrived here on
Monday.
M. I. Dill has purchased of G..
ii. Miller the farm recently occupied
by I. +. Miller, containing 400 acres.
Mat. can pride himself on having as
good, if not the best farm Pierce county
affords. IT'S well.
Peter Clemens has commenced the
foundation for Stone, Gray, & Child'D
building. This firm wants six or
eight frst-class brick and stone ma
sons, to which good wages will be paid.
Ii a few such men as Pete could be adj
the mason work would soon be complet,
ed.
Mrs j. A. Abbott has moved her
goods into the building near the Post
Office, and is ready to receive calls
from those desiring any thing in the
Millinery line. Her stock is complete
and purchasers can do as we'll here as
at any other establishment in this sec
tion.
A deck hand was recently landed
from steamer in demoralized state
claiming to have divers ribs broken.
and was not feeling remarkably we'll
himself. lie was examined, and cared
for by the city authorities, and will be
on duty again in few days. Whis-
key "works wonders" for young man
just starting in life, and more particu-
larly 50 in this instance.
Uncle Jimmy Gum presented
this institution with beautiful boquet
OF flowers short time since, containing
well, we don't know the number OF
different varieties, but there were a
great many. 1t has been intimatcd
by people living abroad that the ladies'
OF Prescott were entitled to great credit
for devoting so much time to the Gull
turc Of these flowers, which would be
proper provided they performed the
labor. But as Mr. Gum plated the
grounds, purchased and planted the
seeds at n great expense and sacrifice of
time, and having cultivated and watch
cd their growth for the past three years,
he alone, IS entitled TO the credit Of
having one of the most beautiful and at
tractiye flower gardens in this section.
--------s~.----
AT a social meeting IN Boston, Gen
F. A. Walker read a paper on the pros.
pective population Of the United States,
in which he contended that, instead Of
reaching 100 1855, ] 85 in the year 1900,
as calculated by Elkanah Watson, or
lOO,337 ,4O8, as calculated by DeBow,
or lO7 100000, as calculated by Com
missioner Wilson, it will only be somo-
where between 60,OOO,O00 aud 81,
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PERSONS DESTROYS Of learning the size
ofshoes worn by lady friend should
praise the beauties of the foot of some
other woman.
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TIE River FALLS JOURNAL.

FIRST EDITION PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY.
Terms Sic, PEI TEAR.
SECOND EDITION PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
Terms slas PEP YEAR.
TWO EDITIONS ONE YEAR TO ONE
ADDRESS, SO. CASH IN ADVANCE.
Weekly Edition, published every Friday ST.
A. MORSE & son, Proprietors.
5eD FRINFTNG
or every description executed on short
notice, neat and at reasonable prices
OFFICE on Main Street.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-07

$aris, 6. Utai.-3as Brogramm@um.
betta's idlld9t Dor, baB Die Nui1Giuna Der
MISUNDERSTANDING i'm Sttobsr erfolge
uno oaB Der Srie9smiHiier unD Der Miniiter
oes Snuern sur Sertretuu9 Der aemdBi9ten
2infen beruien merOe.
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furter Biertramau lit Elm iolfer in Wauus
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EelcorQphtiCheS WlcrIei.

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tdn9erer Srantbeit Yrof. Nc9uiiCp, Der Ser
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gen 9rettoreu~ Seriammlung 0e8 y ySQibtng'
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brin9eu, inoem er 2auOanum 6u Ith nabnI.
Seire 8rau bate ieOod Die &bat bemCrtt uno
rief Or. 3arriS berbei, pelher iofOrt Die 9eei9'
ueten Diittel aumanOte, welhe lpre 2Sutung
aud ntdt perieblteu. 0Ies lit bereltS o9s
brittle Ytal, OaB 6ulTer ieincm geben elH&noe
Al MAIDEN iudte.
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l1ubollfOmmene uno nolfommsne
91hne.

@ute Sabue Hnb fir torperde s56nbstt urerid8z
ltd, uno Renanb barf ihb fsrnerRin iusseH unsieiz
der ODER facter 3dbne enl6uiotssn; beun oas Witt
tel, b;eIe Ndugel 5u beisigsn, esen in zines Seoen
Sereids, Or. sBind,eu, in SIR. Asa, VI e IT.
Tauettez, oberbalb Gntamtrase, 1T als pHen'
fbaftlber 3qbnarSt Gpei uno brett bstGnnt. &r 1T
nit ieoem 3petss ieinss Seruies pruttib rertrant,
uub aGe isine sabndrSui6en Speratontn betrieoissn
bic Batienten auis Sefe. Die 3d9ne, Die er anlsr'
tiat, sett,nen iit ourb Sauerbaftsteit, poltomme'
mes 8aiien, natirlidss alsiepen unS alsemeins
gb0nbelt aus. 8as 5abpsGaen nit @oIO, stanio!
ober &oupp tons DtaiIe biloet einen widtsenEbetI
Ssiusr Bgaris ats Sabnausseben ffebt Or. gB inz
beII uuerrsitt ba. Sein Seriab5cn NIT Dem Ba'
tisnten III in Der Gbat dormant. HiGt oas serinsfe
SbmersIpmptom pirO peranidBt, ano Die Operation
lit ftets Dol IL ommen ertol9re d. Sr
fabrt5trt tdsItb re ines ialpeterioures Gas. Sts=
isu s&mersputilssr baben Die ssiummtsn msotanta
uiitsn SatultGten guropas unb amsrifa's iir oas
poniommenfe unb uunbsrbGrfe, Gmpitnounsslo=
at,it berporseruIene 0ttsI ertldrt. oas e entoedt
porosn. (Wdrs7, ,3DtteO
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rod gut, einen Niniiter su bubent Del
aud etnas Nilitdr lit. - 9ie OrpreS
ipllen ab9eben!
Stun aber erlauben Sure Maieitdt
ipra6 Der Winiiterprdiioent, DAP i6 mid
entferne, um eiligit bic beipblenen 0taB.
regel Su peranlailen.
llnO er madte cine Sewesung, llm i'd
3u entfernen.
gBas iino fir Rudridten aus YariS
ba? fragte Der &Dnig.
@raf 9ismard trat einenS6ritt in bas
Sabinet ;urid. Sein Seii9t nabm elmer
finitetn Qlusoruf an.
(5ortieSuna toIet.l
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Turdifbarc Sc6cicroIoffpIt.

SDracuie, 6. Otat. = Sn Der Cheer
uno @emeutfabrif fir &rottOirpfaiteruug,
Dem @briitian 9uienben 9eh6rig, srplOOirte
geltern gta6mittag Der 0ampftsiiel, wOOurd
Elm 9lrbeiter, gtameuS WarI, iOfort 9et0otet
unb smei auoere, Silian @Grtner uub Safob
Goingcr, idotimm perIebt wurben. @artner
ItnO beiOe Seine gsbroaen uno iein @efd1t 1T
9rdBli4 perbriiht; iein Sob miro itiinblld er'
martet. @oinger erlitt einen armbrud; aud
er 1T i4limm Ocrbranut. 9tud 5wei in ctuer
Siiferpertitatt arbeitenOe &uaben, Sturoel
uuo Silber, finO uerleet. Gin 8eiielhiif,
1000 Yfuno idWer, warO cine @ntfernung
pom bunoert 5lutbeu fOrt9cihleutert unb ftsl
auf bas Dad Oes Suuie8 uon SutOb 5Obn.
Cine in Dem 6uuie mobnenOe Dame NOR init
ibrem Sinoe acnau eineu Nugeubltf uOrber
su elmer Nadburiu gegan9eu, ionit pare iie
ftd)erlid eridlagen moroen. tleber Die et9ent=
ltde llriafe oes 8eritens fam nibt5 augc=
gebeu merOen, oa Der &eiiel uon gutem IuS.
leheu NOR.