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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-01-03
Almost a Fire.


On last Sunday morning, about 10 O'clock,
smoke was seen issuing from the small crew.
ces Of the door-framing of the store house Of J.
T. Haley & Co.. Some of the citizens at once
conjsctured that the interior was on lire, aud
sent for Col. Dobbs, who came, unlocked the
door and was met by dense volume OF smoke.
AT the back part of the house, box containing
ashes was observed to be on fire. and had
burned a considerable hole through the floor.
Water was applied and the fire extingqished'
Il seem. the ashes had been taken up, inunda-
tel with water and deposited there on Friday
morning, but one little ernberin the pile kept
It's vitalizing glow, and, BY Sunday morning,
The little leayen had leayened the whole lump,
and il. the absence Of proprietors, was making
rapid Roadway, aud would probably have as
suned 1.-THE proportions Of q frat class fire, but
foIsss timely discovery and extinguishment.
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odd Fellows COLLATION. and Reunion.

Odd Fellows Collation. and Reunion
In obedience to ap invitation from the Chair
man of the Committee of Invitation, we avail
ed ourself of the opportunity of attending
tine collation. and entertainment, given last
Friday night. at Nichols Hall, by the members
of Cherokee Lodge Independent Order Of Odd
Fellows. of this place. Ned we say that 'he
Hall was brilliantly lighted and thronged with
galaxy offemale beauty and loyeliress, sell
dom assembled within those walls.
The members wore their regalia, (and here
We will take occasion to say that Major Winn
was adorned with as fine regalia as ever
come under our observation, presented to HIM
by daughter of Rebecca, and with their wives,
sweethearts and invited guests, entered into
the festivities and hilarity of the occasion with
zest and heartiness, equalled only to the we'll
known intelligence, courtesy and hospitality,
that has ever characterized the membership of
tina, Lodge.
A most excellent string band disconrssd mus
c for the occasion, and as the band struck up
Love among the roses" couples for cotilion
formed, and soon feet We're gracefully keeping
time to the teachings of Terpsichore, "Ihs
Grad March," was scene of movement,
Mirth and music, in which large number
participated. Afterwards, the May waltz
and the rapid gallop, were introduced, then
came renewal of the cotillion. After Willing
away considerable time in these amusements,
the noise of pattering feet and the sound OF
music was hushed, and supper was the EN-
crossing event of the time being, and those who
did not indulge in the dance, did not allow
those who did to get the advantage Of them in
this pare of the evenings entertainment. 1t
was magnificent COLLATION., and such one our
eyes seldom behold. Turkey, ham, breads,
pickles, cakes, various kinds nuts, raisins;
candies, apples, lemonade. &c, all in super
abundance Every body had more than
enough, was pleased and satisfied. The large
quantity left. was distributed to worthy and
needy persons, philanthropic deed that made
other hearts glad, besides those in attendance.
Everything was conducted orderly system
stically and crediably, rejecting praise upon
the Committees having the affair in charge
The Committee of Arrangements consisted of
Messrs. J. P. Leake. J. A. Massey, W. B.
Whitmore, J. g. Campbell, and w. Il. Gram |
ling, with an additional committee of ladies
from Rebecca Lodge, consisting of Mrs. VIM.
r. Vim. Mrs. L. C Mcclellan, Mrs. W. B. |
Whitmore, Mrs. B. schenthali'and Mrs. J. G.
Campbell. The Committee OF Invitation We're
Maj. VIM. I. VIM, Col. c. d. Phillips, Dr.
E. ]. Seize, H. D. McCutcheon and James Z.
Page
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The Ice King.

The holidays We're accompanied with ex-
tremey bad weather, and our region became al
most an Iceland cold, drizzling rain fell
continuously for several days, and the water
froze hard TO everything il touched. Fences,
houses, trees, were fringed with iccles. So
protracted and severe was the spell, that ice
beca me an inch thick on shrubbery and trees
and s.alac,iies pendently dangled from roofs Of
houses over foot in length. Branches of trees
bowed reversnily beneath the weight of the
icy jewels. When broken clouds would permit
an,imprisoned ray of sunlight to fall upon the
icy world below the trees sparkled with re-
sp'endent beauty.
We are told that in the forests limbs Of
stoutly trees gave away beneath the ponderous
weight of accumulated ice and went crushing
to the earth. Even in our own city many
beautiful shade and fruit trees met with like
fae.
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Christmas Accidents.

Our heart sickens as we read OF the many
Christmas crimes and casualties by sea and
land-great disasters by fire and water. by
winds and storm. Ii seems all the powers Of
nafd-e, and elements of heaven and earth,
splits evil aud malicious, conspired in making
this Christmas remarkable above all others for
disastrous accidents and horrible deaths. In
Fontania, Kansas, The fire fiend commenced its
rayages by burning fourteen houses, then jump
ing to New York, fine block OF buildings on
Center Stree, worth half million Of dollars,
was laid in ashes and FIVE girls and boys per-
ished in the flames The railroad accidents
are ftightful. tain went through tresile
over Goose Greek, in Ohio, killing twenty-one
persons and wonnding thirty-fire- The cars
caught on FIRE and the shrieks Of the sufferers
lasted nearly an Hour. Many of the killed were
charred beyond recognition. An accident Oc-
cured on The Madison, Jacksonville and In
dianapolis Railroad killing three employees =
Again, the rear car Of a train on the Indialiap-
oils. Pennsylvania and Chicago Railroad was
thrown from the track by a broken rail, and
tWeDtJ ttfEutts 1tctc mix ~ 1--'tSe.
AT Prospect, Penn, train was wrecked
Fifty passengers were on the train Of whom
twenty svere killed ana sixteen wounded A
passenger train Of Achison, Topeka and Santa
he Railroad was snow bound and telescoped by
following trains, killing two men. The ship
New Castle was wrecked off Cook Strait-six.
teen lives lost The steamer Wild Ca; and the
barge Swallow sunk in .ihe ice below Carlo
From the Rocky Mountains to the Mississippi
River snow and ice prevailed. The roofs OF
The houses ofthe North are piled with SNOW
In Milwaukee man froze TO dealh on the street.
n New York q boy was killed by snow ball.
The snow crushed four hundred feet Of Whit
ing,s car wheel factory, in Philadelphia, bury
ing number Of w@kmen. At Williamsports
Penn. the Hoor and ceiling, Of the Baptist
Church fell while i've hundred perso1s were az
worship, killing fourteen persons and wound
inc thirty. AL this chapter If horrible aeei-
denis were franspiring all over the country Oh
Christmas day, while We, IN Marietta, were
ensconced IN comfortable homes, around warm
fires, thinking the world went well with
everybody.
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MAR1HrrA MARKET.
MARIETfA. GA. Janaary 3rd, !

MARIETTA, GA. January Bird, 1873.
COTTON comes IN freely and finds ready
sale in Marietta at fall Market Rates.
COTTON. -Al6to172 ;
GRAIN Wheat, 100 to 10 Corn 5to go
OATS 50cts.
MEAI1--s75 to 80
BACON.--CIear Sides lie. Shoulders 8
PORK .-7fc74
HAMS. 10 10 II per pound
NOLASSES.-- Cuba, per gallon, bids. IS TO
Is 4Oe. New Orleans and Syrups, from 5ec to
81, ~
TOBACCO.-Low grades, Sound 62a to IS;
medium grades, G5to 75c fine grades IS 70 81.
choice <I,25.
FLOUR. s., 90 to SiI00
SUGAR-Cr and graduated, PER ID.
is 10 16c Hard A. 10 b Is, q. l4c.
LIME. Georgia, SO ~ &c per bashsl lily.
drauIie Cement IS.
LARD. fin bbIs. III; in kegs aud cans "A
to In.
LEATHER.-W Oak Sole; per ib 40 70
SOC hensioek sole 81 70 80 upper per dozen
$50 TO SOS; harness leather per ID. 40 10 4Se.
POTATOES. -Irish--C Country 81 per btr.
Western IS to Sc. - 4
SWEET PoTAToEe--g0 too
SALT. liverpool $40; Virginia q, 10
BUTTERae = e5elr good phieksnreO g
EaGs ~ es0s
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TO THE FRIENDS OF THE Or
PHAN.


Mr.. Editor It was my pleasure,
during last summer and fall, to pre-.
sent the claims Of the Orphans Home
Of the North Georgia Conference to
a number of the citizens within the
section through which your paper
.circulates. There were many liberal
responses, some in cash, and some in
subscriptions to be paid December
25th, 1872. As it will be impossi-
Bile for me to see many of those who
subscribed to pay Dec. 25th, in per-
son, with your permission, / take
this me.hod of requesting all who
can do so, to send the amount Of
their subscription to me, at this place,
Marietta, Ga, at their earliest con-
venience. Those who live in or near
Marietta can leave the money or ar
ticles contributed at the Store Of l..
S. Northcutt & Co. Those near
Canton, at the Store Of McAffee &
Moss or fmore convenient with Rev.
j. Donald, at Orange P. 0. hope
the persons who so kindly subscribed
to aid 10 this noble beneyolence will
pardon me for urging as prompt pay.
ment as possible. We have recently
had disastrous fire at the Home,
which resulted IN the loss Of all the
kitchen utencils and table furniture.
These have 10 be replaced at once.
Besides, the Board Of Trustees have
concluded for the good Of the Home,
to move from Norcross to Decatur,
Ga, and have just concluded the
purchase Of most desirable home
at the latter place. This will involve
considerable outlay. We earnestly
hope that the friends of the Orphan,
will rally promptly and literally to
our help
As people, We are under solemn
pledges that can never be redeemed,
until The last Orphan of deceased
Confederate soldier is provided for.
Allow me TO say to your readers
generally, that we will gladly and
gratefully accepi contributions from
any of them, whether they have
heretofore subscribed or not ICON
tributions IL money, clothing, pro.
visions or anything that can be used
in house. keeping Or bome-living. =
All such contributions sent as above
directed will be duly acknowledged.
w. F. Cook, Agent.
Orphans Home.
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DR. TUFTS HAIR DYE Is EASILY APP
Piled,

In you feel dull Respondent, dr0wsy, debili-
tated, have frequent headaches, mouth taste
badly. poor appetite, and tongue coated, you
are suffering from torpid liver, or 'Bilsousness0
Nothing wilt cure you so speedily and perma-
nently rs DIR. Piercs's Golden Medical Discoy+
cry.
Cant do without itg-This Is what
the stage and horse car companies, livery stable
keepers, members of fud, and all grooms
and trainers say Of the MUSTANG LIHIsfENT.
They Cant do without it, And whyf Be-
cause il infalli5ly reduces the external swell
inQs. &C.. which, under various names, impair
the usefulness and value Of the king Of quadru-
peds and also because, for sprains, strains gals
and other injuries to which horse-fesh i liable
it is the most trustworthy preparation In the
market. Yet these Recommendations comprise
only portion Of It's claims 70 public confidence.
During period o. more than sixteen years, j
has been recognized as specific fer many d
the most agonizing disorders which afiiiet the
human family as rheumatism, govt, neu-
ralgia, Iumbage, ticdoloreux, sore throat, ear
ache, tootbache; and likewise as peerless APP
pIieation for cuts, bruises, burns and scaids.
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County Election.

The County Election came off Wednesday
last, resulting in the election of the entire tick
ct nominated by the County Democratic Con-
vention. Everything passed off quietly and
voting proceeded without any intimidation
Many good men We're candidates in the field,
consequently it was Greek meet Greek" and
the tug was warm. The County was actively
canvassed by Independents and Nominees and
each one made as mary friends as he could
1t was an animated contest, and we trust
everything willsquiet down aud everybody be
friends. The following is the official vote:
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Interesting Communication.
KENNEsAw, Ga, Dec. %, '72.

AENNESAW, GA., Lee. 20, ~.
Editors Journal: AS was an
nounced in recent issue of the
JOURNAL, our thrice honored Rep
resentative, VIM. D. Anderson, leo
tured at our Church (Shiloh) on
Temperance. His speech was clo-
quent, his arguments incontroverti :.
bic. The rebuke given to the whis-
ky-seller and drinker was whitening.
A move was put on foot TO organize
Lodge of Good Templars at tho
Church. In consequence of the
prctracted weather, the organization
was postponed from time to time
On the Goth inst, Captain r. NJ.
Mitchell, l.. D., and j. L. Randell,
w. C. T., of Acworth Lodge, and
B. A. Bell and K. Dempsey, of
Smyrna Lodge, met and proceeded
to organize the Lodge. After or
ganization, they then proceeded to
elect officers with the following re-
suit:
L.. B. Kendrick, w. G. 4.
Miss nj. Z. Vorhinc, w. v. 7.
A. M. Duyall, w. G.
A. M. Puckett, w. r. s.
Mrs. f. Kendrick, w A. r. S. I
j. 4. Vorhine, w. L. S.
Miss Martha Duvail, w. 4.
G.. II. Hodgens, w. NJ.
Miss l.. V. Kendrick, w. d NJ.
Miss Linnie Fain, W. |. G..
James Fain, w. O. &.
Mrs. o. G. Pickett, R. II. S.
Miss L. A. Hclderbrand, L. II. S.
1t was suggested and unanimous
ly agreed that the Lodge be called
"W. d. Anderson Lodge" There
is now about forty members, with
several petitions for membership
The Lodge owes its success TO the
noble Anderson. Long may he
live to battle for the cause of Tenn
perance and the redemption of our
fallen race from the horrors of drunk
enness. We trust when we visit
Atlanta the second Wednesday in
January, to see him installed the
presiding officer of the House Rep
resentatives. That office could not
be filled by an ADLER or better man.
Yours in favor of
STOCK LAW.
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The HOLIDAYS.

dere we are, gentle reader, after short re-
s.s{te, fright side up with care" once more
Nth a rusty pen dropped between our fingers.
%happy smile wreathing eur face, and any
quantity Of work before US. Christmas has
come and gone. Tosay that il was success,
Aould be a stretch ofconscience that our care
fully nursed piety will not allow. Rain, sleet,
ice. mud, and cold, damp atmosphere, made
up the grand aggregate Of superb novelties,
= furnished for pasiime by Monsieur Weather
Popping Of FIRE crackers, pistol shooting and
bacehanalian carousals, were, nevertheless, to
some extent indnlged in, by small portisn OF
the popuIace At nightsome fireworks were
disnlayed The darkness being almost i'm
Venerable to mortal vision, the iurid light OF
sky-rockets, that now and then were sent up,
showed to a beautiful advantage, when high IN
mid-air the sulpburic explosions occurred
Though darkness and inelemeney reigned
without, yet in many homes, cheerful hres
burned and lamps brightly lighted up the par
lors. young ladies and gentlemen gathered IN,
and Christmas went merry as marriage bell.
Kris hfiDSle, on Outlseua.'s - ,-e''y
lis annual round, descending cfimnfys and
left well flied stockings for the chsrub sum-
berers. At several places Christmas trees
were erected and heavily laden with rich and
choice gifts, while Santa Claus presided in dis
tributiug then to juveniles and adults Being
present at one Christmas Tree, we saw mana
erous little bright eyes sparkle with pleasure,
IS their tiny hands closed fast upon presents
that were given to their keeping.
But very few troubles resulted from rum. :
One or two men went home with mashed noses
and bloody shirts. The egg nogg was drank
at home, and the drinkers remained principally
Within their own dofsieils, thereby keeping out
of tie rough weather and probably the Gala
boOse.
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Col. L. w. Cole, President Of the
Nashville and Chattanooga railway,
also Superintendent Of the Georgis
railway, was recently married to
Miss Anna Russell, an Augusta belle
and beauty. They passed through
Marietta, Christmas-day, on their
way to Nashville.
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The ALMANAC Publishers complain thai
that their business is destroyed by Ayers
American Almanac. The people prefer 1t L
any other, the Farmers, Western, Southern, OF
the numerous local almanacs when they car
get Ayers. 1t supplies the best ASTRONOMERS
data, weather and jokes of them all, and above
all medical advice which is Invaluable for every
family. 1t is supplied gratis by the druggists
and should preserved for constant reference
and USE We are sure that no good house
keeper or grandmother goes willingly without
one. Anti-Slavery Standard, N. Y.
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LOUISVILLE, Dec. 3l.-Tobacco
very firm; sales about so hogsheads.
Flour in good demand extra family
So rs. Corn firm at 40a4l. Pro-
visions firm. Pork nominally at
$l2 so. Bacon steady; shoulders
s.; sides 74a8 for packed. Lard
steady at 7aaSa. Whisky steady
at IS.
New YORK, Dec. 9l.-Cotton
quiet; middliug uplands 2oa; Or
leans 81.
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New Year.

The year 1872, has been sepulchered with
the numberless years Of the past. We now
stand upon the threshold of 1873. The past,
is past. Let US learn wisdom from its errors,
improve the present, and live for the great
future Toour readers, we wish prosperous
and happy new year
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Railroad Accident.

On Christmas day, an accident occurred to
the morning passenger train. at Acworth, on
the w. &. A. Railroad. A broken rail threw
the baggage car off the track, smashingit' and
seriously hurting the baggermastsr
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To skentics.

The almost daily receipt Of voluntary tesi-
monials from every part Of the country, from
Physicians, clergynen, old and young, male
aud female, ia sufficient to convince the most
sceptical that DIR. TUFTS EXPEGTORANT
Il Tie most valuable LUNG BALSAM Of the
age many wonderful cures have been peifornn-
ed BY it, as may be seen by hundreds Of csrtif.
Gates in the hands Of the proprietor. Try itand
you will doubtno longer.
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Accidentally Shot.

On Christmas Eve night, Master Tsmmy
Paine accidently shot himself with pistol
the ball entering his side, making painful and
probably dangerous wound.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-01-03

The stock of dress goods. Hosiery, Parasols,
Kid Gloves, Lace Jackets and Suits is more
complete and extensive, than ever at the Lon
don Store. Atlanta.
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Presbyterian Church.

The psws in the Presbyterian Church will be
rented for the present year on Monday, JAN
uary 6tl-weather permitting-at 10 o'clock A.
Nj. Members OF the congregation are request
ed to govern themselves accordingly.
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AcWorth.

The fair held at Acworth on Thursday night
week. for the benefit of new Church, was
largely attended and brilliant success. Over
one thousand dollars were netted. Many
of our citizeus were in attendance.
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Roswell Manufacturing Company

Roswell Manufacturing Company
We learn, that at recent meeting OF the
stockholders of the Roswell Manufacturing
Company, report of earnings for the past six
months show profit Of nine per cent. on their
capital stock. A dividend Of six per cent pay
able January LIST, was declared.
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JOY TO THE WORLD WOMAN IS FREE! =
Among the many modern discoveries looking
to the happiness and amelioration Of the hui
man race, none is entitled to higher considera-
ton than the renowned remedy-Dr. j. Brad
fields Female Regulator, Woman's Best Friend.
BY it woman is emancipateG from nnmberless
ills peculiar to her sex, Before its magic pow
er all irregularities Of the womb vanish. 1t
cures whites. 1t cures suppression ofthe men
SEES. 1t removes uterine distractions. II cures
constipation and strengthens the system. 1t
braces the nerves and purifes the blood, II
never fails as thousands of women will testify.
This valuable medicine is prepared and sold by
l.. H. Bradfeld, Druggist, ATLANTA, Ga.,--
Price, 1,50 per bottle. All respectable drug
men keep it. 3 IA
NEAR MARIETTA, Ca, March 81, 1870.
MESsRs. VIM. ROOT & SON. Dear sirs;
Some months ago bought bottle of BRAD.
FIELDS FEMALE REGULATOR from you
and have used it in my family with the ut
most satisfaction, and have recommended it to
three other families, and they have found just
what it is recommended. The females who have
used your REGULATOR are in perfect health,
and are able to attend to their household duties
and we cordially recommend it to the public.
Yours respectfully, Rev II. B. JOHNSON.
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Broons.

We have seen some specimens of home-man'
ufact,,red brooms, by Mr.. A. S. Edmonsion, Of
this place. which Were well and strongly made
This is an industry we would like to see en-
eouraged in the South.
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The sheep owners down in VIII
cox county have inauguratsd most
righteous crusade against the sheep
killing ours of that county.
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Fire at Kennesaw.

On the night Of 2lsi ult., the store of Mr.
Hardy Batten, at Kennesaw, was totally de-
stroyed Shy fire, consuming books, accounts,
goods. and entire contents No insurance.
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Piques 2Oct, Grenadines 10ct Linen Collars
10cts. Ladies Fall suits at "a at the London
Store, Atlanta.
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The finest Stock Gents dress Shirts all sizes,
Ties, British Socks, and Summer undertaking
is now open at the London Store.
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You who lead sedsnfary liyes-PEinters,
Tailors, Shoemaker, ETC., will ind great re
lieffor the Constipation from which you 50 Of
ten suffer By taking simmons Liver Regulator.
/. Is simple, harmless, vegetable compound,
sure 70 relieve you and can aauo isi1l1s
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Display.

A considerably display of fireworks, We'd
nesday night, in honor of the New Year. The
''b'hoys7 also built blazing bonfire on the
east-side of the square.
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10 9 Al IA M 8 :
Look Out.

After this issue we shall begin to erase all
names who have not paid up their subscriptions
Pay up promptly and don't lose number.
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Removal

l.. ). Northcutt & Co, have removed their
store IL the room adjoining Van Wyck's Bank.
They have a neat store room. Call and see
them in their new quarters.
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Mr.. EDITOR: You will please take my name
off tho Ticket published in your paper as did
not auther it. I'll. B. WALLACE.
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grae following named gentlemen are au-
thorized Agents for the JOURNAL:
j. B. BARTON, Ball Ground Chero. Co. Ga.
MAI. ED. DANIEL, Canton, :"
JAMES PRICE. Esq, Ball Ground, Ga.
il GAIT, Canton, Cherokee County, Ga.
J. N. BISHOP, Jacksonville, Georgia.
w. II. SIMMONS, Jasper, Pickens Co., Ga
ii Fl. PARKS, Canton, Ga.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-01-03

The most elegant Millinery at the most mod
crate prices now speedily exhibiting at the
London Store, Atlanta.
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Broken Down.

During the icy weather, the telegraph wires
along the line, near this place, were broken
down, SO heavily freighted were they with
ic:cles.