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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-10-02
OUR NOMINEES.
Howell, Lindley, and Anderson.

AOWOAAJ 44AASAASJj aAA0 AA0SASS@A.
The next Legislature will be very important
one, aud many measures of vital concern will
come before that body, and none but true men,
sound in the faith of democracy, should be sent
to the legislature. Cobb presents men of un-
doubted integrity, both opposed to the payment
of the bogus bonds, and we unhesitatipgly say
that every county will send as good men as
Cobb will elect next Wednesday, then the peo-
pie will have no cause to complain of being
plundered by recreant sons, and thieving rad-
cal cormorants.
L. P. HOWELL,
the democratic nominee for Senator, formerly
resided in this county, is man of fine educa-
ton, a graduate Of the old Georgia Military In
stitute, is an excellent lawyer and lorcible
speaker. He stands high in the confidence and
esteem of the people of Atlanta, who will give
him rousing vote. He will make number
one representative.
Il. H. LINDLEY,
nominee for the Legislature, is an old citizen OF
Cobb, man of excellent parts, endowed with
a well balanced judgement and good common
sense. He is farmer and at present Pres-
dent of the Cobb County Agricultural Society.
He is a true democrat and will be found capa-
bic of doing good service for this people.
wM. D. ANDERSON,
is SO well known that it is hardly necessary TO
speak of him. He is not only loved and en-
deared to the people Of his own county, but has
the mistaken confidence of the people of the
State and has by his fidelity and ability
won reputation to be envied and possesses
character unspotted. He has represented this
county three or four successive terms in the
Legislature, was Speaker pro. TEN. OF the
House and one of the leading men in that body.
He is an eloquent orator and ready deba'er,
as we'll as fine pariamentarian and an able
lawyer His Legislative record is clear and
and never yet has he failed to
stand true to the best interests OF his constit-
uents, and his career has reflected credit
upon the intelligence of the Banner County
He is magnanimous to foe, kind to the erring,
but honest and firm to duty and principle He
thinks and acts for himself and is nots swayed
from the spath of rectitude and CONSISTENCY
by popular clamor and prejudice. Let the
people show their appreciation of his services
by giving him large vote.
Let the entire ticket be cleerfully voted for
next Wednesday.
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THE Concert given by the young men Of
the Marietta Silver Cornet Band, last Tuesday
night, was attended by very respectable ard
appreciative number of ladies and gentlemen
but that number comparatively was quite small,
be ii said to the discredit of our citizens The
band is an acknowledged benefit to the place,
but they have had but little encouragement
The concert was very creditable, the selections
in good taste, and the music well rendered. =
Those present were gratiied and well pleased
with the entertainment. The song Memories
Murmurs7 is beautiful gem and was compos-
ed and arranged by our fellow townsman, Geo.
K Camp, Esq.
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wsettle Up. a

g-We are making out the accounts of-E
rgSsthose who are in arrears for Subscrip-. III
y@tion to the JOURNAL for Advertising II
EF-and Job Work. In the aggregate the-l
TT amount is very considerable and as the.&1
seg~margin of profit upon our business is-d
Ey@very small the sum due is very im-.s1
ry"portant matter to us. Nearly all ofthe.4l
y-partiss have engaged to settle up with II
EY-the opening of the present Fall trade.s&
UWe hope they will be punctual, as we'll
w will be compelled to place the accounts-.G1
Ey-out for collection ifnos settled at an.4Ed
Y-early days
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Job Printing.

The JOURNAL has an extensive supply OF
material for Job Printing and are prepared to
do every description of work desired by the
dublic generally. Our prices are low, work
manship unsurpassed and perfect satisfaction
given. Fancy and colored work in good style.
Bill posters, cards, blanks, pamphlets, circu-
lars, bill-heads, &c. all done with neatness. g.
We keep good stock of printing stationery on
hand Give us a trial.
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GEORGIA ELECTIONS.

First Wednesday in October next
election for members of the Legisla-
ture.
First Tuesday in November, cleo
ton for members of Congress.
First Wednesday in January,
1875, election for county officers.
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GARD
CARD
Texas Grand Prize Concert,
Postponed to October ~, 1874.

The Hon Jas. T. d. Wilson, Mayor of Hous
ton. and the City Council endorses the enter
prise as follows;
HoUsToN Texas, April %, 1874.
We the undersigned, regard the Real Estate
Distribution, which J. T.. Foster proposes to
make on the 22d of October next, in this city,
as calculated to promote improvements, and
placing within the reach OF many, who other
wise would be unable, chance to secure home
for them and their families, and having from
our long acquaintance with him, every conf
dence in his integrity, we feel justified in say
ing, that we believe he will carry out his Distri
baton honestly and fairly, according to his ad-
vertised plan.
Sighed by the Mayor, the Hon JAS T. ID. vii.
son, and City Council
Capital Prize, $1,000 Gold ten Residences in
Houston Population 90, 600, and the Railroad
centre of the State $50 tracts of land in differ
ent portions of the State. Value of prizes,
$146,000; 10000 tickets, SO each. The man
ayers are so well convinced of the success
Of the Enterprise, that they feel justified in
promising to refund every cent of money, il the
drawing does not take place on 22d Of October.
EVERY PRIZE PAID in full. whether all the tick
cts are sold or not. Send for circular. Agents
wanted.
T. w. HOUSE, Treasurer Address
J. Il. FOSTER, Manager,
Houston, Texas
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Liverpool Salt at Boston & Gilbert's.
[For the Journal.
Hon. E. G. McAfee,

NNN-'
Hon. E G. McAfee.
The gentleman whose name heads this arti-
Gle appears to be a man about forty or forty-fvs
years OF age, of fine personal appearance, gen
tie in his manners courteous and kind in all
his ways. A man of fine character and decs.
ion, life long democrat, firm and consistent in
his political opinions and views, never having
turned aside to the right nor left, that we ever
heard Of A man of large experience in public
life, having filed many honorable and respon-
sbe positions. both in the Legislature and 9th
err places. He therefore is certainly well quail
fed for Senator from the Both District and will
make a safe one no doubt and safe men are
what we need in the next Legislature, as there
will be matters of great Importance and interest
to The people OF Georgia before that body such
as the Bond question, &C., and we shall need
men of firmness there, and we have no doubt
but that he will stand by the peoples interests
in that as well as all things. He appears to be
in easy circumstances, nicely situated in his
house and home, is fine and successful bust
ness man, a man of energy and enterprise, do
ing all he can to build up the interest of his
town and comfy. His interest is the peoples
interest, having lived in Forsyth county near
thirty five years; he certainly is the right man
for the place and would do honor TO himself
and good for his people he being working
man in political matters, and withal can make
talk" SO that people can understand his
views on given subject. He holds to the
wholesome doctrine, that every man should do
and pay just what he promises if possible, and
further he does hot believe in that class legs-
lation, that some men have tried to fasten on
our people in relation to liens, &c. in other
words he does not believe that one class of
creditors is better or entitled to more privileges
in securing and collecting their debts than any
others and that there are already too many en-
actments and not enough endorsements of the
law.
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MALIssA A. CowART, Libel for Divorce in
vs, >Plckens 6upf O0uFI
Il appearing to the Court that the defendant
in The above stated case does not reside in the
limits Of said county, and it further appearing
that the defendant does not reside In the State,
il IL on motion ordered that service BE- perfect.
ed oy publication in the Marietta journal, and
the defendant be required toappeaF and defend.
N. j. KNiGHT, J. s. G.
certify the above 70 be true extract from
the minutes Of Court. This June 18th, 1914.
GLENN CowART, Clerk
Superior Court.
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Hubs, spokes, and Rims |!

am now ready to supply the country trade
Oh the most favorable terms, with Hubs,
Spokes and Rims tor Buggies, Carriages and
Wagons, out Of the best material. Now y
your time to build up your home industries.
have also ready made, on hand, Double
and Single Buggies, CHEAP FOR CASH
Call and see before buying elsewhere
Gro. NJ. MANNING,
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Election next Wednesday.

lis MY face dirty I" asked a
young lady of her aunt while at din
ner at the hotel he other day. Dir
tyY No! Why do you ask. Be-
cause that insulting waiter insists
upon putting towel beside my
plate Pve thrown it three times
under the table and yet every time
he comes round he puts another one
before me
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The ladies of the Baptist Church will
give supper and musical entertainment at
Nichols Hall, next Tuesday night. The pro-
ceeds to pay tor repairs on the Church. 1t
promises to be very interesting and pleasant
affair and we trust there will be a large attend
ance Remember the time and place. Admis-
sion, adults 25cts, children 15cts. Supper
5flcts
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w. ID. Anderson and Geo. N.
Lester made speeches in Dallas last
Thursday week, in behalf Of Demo-
cratic organization. FELTON, and
Trammell crossed swords at the
same place on the day following.
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-MAwRIED-On the morning Of the 1st inst
by Rev. w. +. Glenn, at the residence Of DIR.
II. NJ. Goss, DR.. j. A. Griffith, of Kennesaw,
to Miss Lita Goss, of this place. We tender
our warmest congratulations to the happy
couple and may their blended destinies be
fraught with unalloyed felicity.
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cHsRoKHE DOTS.
A GRAND BALL AND SUPPER.

Owing to the Importance of the
event and the deep interest mani-
tested by the citizens along the line
and the finishing up of the grade on
the Marietta & North Ga. Railroad
to Ex-Gov. Bullock's barn, the
grandest '.Calico Ball and Basket
Supper" ever had in Cherokee
Georgia will be given at ''The Barn"
on Thursday evening, October Sth,
1874. Everybody are specially in
vited. Girls, boys, old maids, old
bachelors, widows, widowers, old
men and old women, are expected
to attend to add interest to the oc.
casion and to strike the fantastic
heel and toe. Cards of invitation
will be sent to Atlanta, Gainesville,
Acwor,h, Big Shanty, Canton, Eli
Jay and Jasper. Marietta will be
largely represented by her fair sons
and beautiful daughters. The Ma
rietta Silver Cornet Band, and An
drew Rogers String Band will be
on hand to dircourse sweet music
during the evening.
Jos. Il. TUCKER,
MISS LILA SYLVESTER,
General Managers.
Col. G. B. HOWARD,
GEO. D. SYLVESTER,
Floor Managers.
P. S.-The Gravel Train will
carry passengers from Marietta to
"The Barn" every two hours during
the ball. Passage free.
MARRIED:
At the residence of John Rags
dale, by w. w. Fleming, Esq, Mr..
t. c. Mason to Miss Mary S. Rags
dale. We wish them long, pros
porous and happy life.
TOM DELANEY
has one acre of turnips cultivated in
drills that can beat any farmer in
Cherokee. He published an article
in the "Journal" on the mode of cul-
tivation and if the farmers would fol-
low his advice they could raise as
large and fine turnips as they could
wish.
CANTON.
Messrs. Oxford & Co. are pushing
their work on the Court House with
a vim and will soon have it compile
ted. Ordinary Mcclure is having
the work done according to contract.
OUR RAILROAD.
Capt. Harden's proposition for
the location of town and depot at
Woodstock meets with the general
approval OF the citizens of the sur.
rounding country. Already seven
prominent farmers offer to buy lots
and build dwellings and move to
that point to educate their children
and to aid in building school house.
HON. JOHN H. JAMES
is On Railroad trip to Jasper and
ElJay, speaking for our Road. He
will be in Canton on Friday.
Our JOE.
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w. j. Kiser has received a
splendid stock of New Goods Of ex-
tensive assortment. Fine lady's
shoes, dress goods, &c, &c. Call
and examine.
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THE two new brick stores of j. w. Hills
on the square, have received their finishing
touch. The contractors, H. b. Wallace, brick
work, and Messrs Henderson & Dyson, wood
work. have done themselves credit.
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Lee Jones, who killed a "

Lee Jones, who killed a young
man named Edwards, from Pickens
county, in 1871, was captured in
Buncombe county, NJ G., On the
25th inst. Capt. Doyai had him Sc
cureIy band-cuffed and carried him
back for trial.
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"A NEW paper, the Gainesville Democrat,
by J. I. Gibson, presents itself for public pat
ronage. Gibson is good writer and no doubt
will publish good paper. This gives Car
tersville three papers, aud we think is rather
overriding the thing.
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REV. DIR. Arson will preach in the Pres
byterian Church on Saturday at l05 A. NJ. and
on Sabbath at 104 A. NJ, and 81 P. NJ. The
communion will be administered in the morn
ing
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--Ifiu need OF a good durable saddle, en-
quire for Thos O'Conner's make at Boston d
Gilb4rt'a.
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state Fair.

1t ia desired by the Agricultural Society of
Cobb county, that all persons who can, will en-
ter for premiums at the approaching State Fair.
1t is hoped ;ihat the Roswell Mills, Laurel
Mills, and the Concord Mills. the Oakley Mills
and the Willeo Factory will enter samples Of
their goods.
l. zxxSrrsv
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Georgia Cherokee County !:

Georgia Cherokee County:
JAMES A. HAMMETr, Superior Court, Aug
}Term, l874.--Present
VS.. His Honor, Noel b.
Knight, judge
LUCINDA HAMMETT. Libel for Divorce.
Rule to Perfect Service.
1t appearing TO the Court by the return Of
the Sheriff that the Defendant does not reside
in this county, and it further appearing that
she does not reside in this State II is on motion
Of counsel, Ordered, That said Defendant APP
pear and answer at the next term Of this Court
else that the case be considered in default and
the plaintiff allowed 10 proceed. And il is fur
Their ordered that this Rule be published in the
Marietta journal, the time prescribed by law
in such cases.. Granted
N. b. KNIGHT, j. s. G.
JAS. o. DowDA, PLAINTIFF Attorney.
/ certify the foregoing to be a true extract
from the minutes Of said Court, this August
18TH 1874 O. w PUTNAM, Clerk s. q.
Printers fee $S.00,l
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c1rx AND COUNTY
The Marietta Journal

Is printed on Paper Manufactured by the
MARIETTA PAPER MILLS.
All orders promptly filed. The highest
market price paid for OLD RAGS.
S. A. ANDERSON, Agent.
aprl filthy
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-THE Grand Temperance Rally came off at
Acworth yesterday. The Marietta Silver Cor
net Band discoursed music for the occasion,
and gave a Concert there last evening.
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The notorious negro, jeff Long,
has been making incendiary and in
sulting speeches in Macon. He has
been warned not do so any more.
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"A sturdy old oak Of many years standing
in the city park, has fallen victim to the axe
and is no more.
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THE Marietta Female College is success.
New pupils constantly arriving President
Branham is the right man in the right place.
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Leave your orders for Groceries with us.
We will fill them promptly and deliver goods
tree Of charge. McClatchey & Reynolds
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--Closing oat my summer stock Of hats and
onneis at less than cost and many other goods
the same way. Call at the cheap store Of
Mrs. CASTLES.
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Marietta Savings Bank.

The Books for subscription to the proposed
increase of the Capital stock of the Marietta
Savings Bank are now opea at the Office q
said Bank.
AvAE WICK, Cashier.
MARSHA. Ca, sep,. 18th. 1874.
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The snnecan 5ardine Co.'S Boneless Sar-
dimes, are much better, and less than bali the
cost Of imported Sardines.
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of.Hand Local Dots

-WoRK on the brick buildings of McC uteh-
con and O'Neill goes bravely on.
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Something nice--PiekIsd salmon at SIC
CIatcbey & Reynolds.
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Buy your cow food at Mansfield's, and
have rich milk and fat cows.
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M. r. Lyon has at his store few more
bushels Of Rye for sale.
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Bacon Lard, Syrup, Flour, Neal, Grits,
&C., at Leake g. Hunts.
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Go to Leake & Hunts for cheap Groceries
They want Eggs, Butter, and all kinds of
country produce.
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Choice N. Y. Dairy Cheese, fresh maca-
ROM and crackers at Leake & Hunts.
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You can get from Boston q Gilbert the
best grades Of Groceries, and at as low figures
AZ can be ionnd in any house.
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Georria Cherokee County |:

Thirty days after date application viii be
made to the honorable the court Of Ordinary OF
Cherokee county, Ga, for leave to sell she
land belonging TO the minor children Of Jamss
NJ. Fielder, deceased. September Let, 1874.
s. M. MCCONNELL, Guardian.
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--Remernber when making purchases you
are Invited to call where y0u can find the
stsndard grades Of Sugar, choice Coffee and
every thing in our liae Of The beat quality.
BosToS e. GILBERT.
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A choice lot of Hams, Breakfast Bacon
and other kind of meats at McClatchey & Rey-
nolds.
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-mackerel-mackerel, fresh
supply at McClatchey g. Reynolds.
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60 10 Mansfield's for COW food.

"A fresh supply Of Groceries at Mocnieh
con g. Goa, selling at bottom prices.
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"A choice lot Of sugar cured canvassed
hams al McCutcheon & Cos.
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60 10 A!eClatchey H. Reynolds # you
want the l,--t and cheapest Groceries.
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Bouts and Shoes in grea. vA-iety at Nc
CatcbeoH a. Co's.
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Fresh canned salmon, Holsters, oysters
sardines at LeaRe & Hunts.
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lg The following named gentlemen
are authorized Agents for the Journal:
7. B. BARTON, Ball Ground, Chero. Co. Ca
JAMES PRICE, Ball Ground, " :"
MAJ. ED. DANIELL, Canton, Chero. Co. Ga
7. A, rooney, p. NJ, Acworth, Georgia.
w. E. ORR, Acworth, Ga.
W. IL. SIMMONS, Jasper, Piekens, Co. Ga.
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-Leake & Hunt win deliver goods free
tie city.
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A large lot Of Iron and Nails just received
and for sale ct BO5uu & Gilbsrt's.
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Tax N tice.

The undersigned gives ngtice thst tbs Books
for the collection ofcFrY TAX il aow open, and
will remain open until 10Th Of Nogember, st
which time they will be closed
J. B. CLOVER 0lmks
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--I.esl RocI. LIlns a Ioslon & Gilbert'a.
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Cattle Department !:
PoultrY:

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tho Muscovy Ducks EACH
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Marietta Market.

TcogREcrEp WEEKLY BY M'cLATcHy AND
REYNOLDS,