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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-08-06

MUSEUM SALOON .-Curiostties for the curious,
at G. J. Towards Museum Saloon, under the
Postofice, North street. Virginia City. This
saloon has Just been fitted up in splendid
style, and the bar is amply supplied with the
choicest brands OF wines, liquors and cigars.
At this saloon can be seen one of the finest
collections of birds and animals to be found
on the coast. including mammoth sea lion,
which is really worth going to see. Drinks
II Il cents; Museum, free. G. J. Howard, pro-
prietor. IL
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-08-06

FRIGHrFuL FEAT.-Donaldson has added
another frightfull trick to his evolutions in
the trapeze bar. He says the regular drop is
very uninteresting now. Now he does some
thing worth doing, he says. The ring to which
the trapeze bar is attached affords him an en-
larged opportunity. He hangs on his toes on
this RUG, and when away up half mile above
the house-tops he lets go entirely and drops
headlong down and cathes himself with his
toes on the bar. This dropping act is pro-
nounced the most frightful and blood-curdl-
ing sight ever witnessed. The aronaut hangs
down his full length, straight and stiff. and all
of a sudden he drops and comes swooping
down, only to catch himself nicely at the prop
er time. A wave of the hand and a graceful
salute the man hanging head downwards bids
the awe-stricken multitude below quiet their
fears, for he is all safe and sound.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-08-06
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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-08-06

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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-05-29
General ADVERTISEMENTS.
1t Leads to Happiness ,

\ NV " ~ whear ~ ! W,-..r
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-05-29
Che aalarietta guurnal.
A cHEwrNG GUM ROMANCE

He vas young, he was tar, and
he parted his hair like the average
beau, in the middle ; he was proud,
he was bold, but the truth must be
told, he played like fend on the
fiddle. Barring this vice, he was
everything nice, and his heart was
so loving and tender, that he always
turned pale when he trod on the
tail Of the cat lying down by the
fender. He clerked in a store, and
the way that he tore off calico, jeans
and brown sheeting, would have
tickled calf, and made brute
laugh in the face of quarterly
meeting. He cut quite dash with
darling moustachc, which he learn
ed to adore and cherish for one
girl had said, while she dropped her
proud head, that 'twould kin her to
see the thing perish On Sunday
he'd search the straight road to the
church, unheeding the voice of the
scorner; and dcmurely he sat, like
n young tabby cat, with the saints in
the amen corner. He sang like a
bird and his sweet voice was herad
fairly Juggling away at long meter;
and VIC speak but the truth when we
say that this youth could outsing a
hungry mosquito.
She was young, she was fair, and
she scrambled her hair, like the
average bell of the city; she was
proud, bat not bold, yet the truth
must be told, the way she chewed
wax was a pity. Barring this vice,
she was everything nice, and the
world admired her hustle and the
Marietta boys, being Gained by the
noise, walked miles to hear it rustic.
She cut quite swell, did this wax
chewing belle, and men hocked in
crowds to meet her; but she gave
them the shirk, for she loved the
young clerk, who sang like hungry
mosquito. So she hemmed and she
hawed, and she sighed and she
"chawed," till her heart and her
jaws were broken then she walked
by his store, while he stood at the
door, awaiting some loving token
She raised up her eyes with mock
surprise, and tried to enact the scorn-
err; but, to tell the truth, she grim
ned at the youth who loved the
amen corner They met
---alas what came to pass, was soft
and sweet and precious they WOO
ed, they cooed, he talked, she chew
edo how they loved, good grac-
ious They had to part, he rose to
start, her grief connot be painted;
these are the facts: she swallowed
her wax, then screamed, then chok
cd, then tainted. Her pa appeared !;
her beau, quite scared, rushed out to
get some water; the watchdog
spied, his tender hide, and bit him
where he "oughter." The tale is
sad, the sequel stern-he gave that
girl the mitten.
She pinned apaee, hor pretty face
looked tender and detected ; her
father, kind, but somewhat blind,
beheld her and reflected. His in
come tax he spent for wax-she
smiled and called him clever. She
went to work, forgot that clerk, and
ohewed in bliss forever
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-05-29
SOUTHERN FRUIT TREES.

The undersigned offers, for sale this season.
choice selection OF Southern Grated Fruit
Trees. embracing Apples. Peaches, Pears.
Plum's, Small Fruits &c. The stock is fine and
thoroughly acclimated TO our soil.
Respectfully,
b. w. VAN DYKE, Nurserymanan
July II 1872 Marietta Ga
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-05-29

]. n BOSTON.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-05-29
WASN'T READY WHEN CALLED,

Old Isaac was, or believed him
self be very devout Christian,
"wrestled" much in prayer, and it
was his custom at night, when his
work was over, TO retire to his cabin
and devote himself to worship until
bedtime. These exercises were car.
ried on in so loud n tone as to be
heard by all the persons on The farm,
white and black, and old lsaac's
earnest and frequent announcements
that he was always ready TO meet
his "Lawd" had been so often heard
that some rascally boys concluded
10 have little fun, and at the same
time test lsaac's faith. One night,
therefore, while old Isaac was under
full Roadway in his exercises
30 Lawd /! we know dy long sui'n
iur dis beni'ted sinner, but 0 Lawd !!
dat in dy love we will be spard dy
vepgins and dy raj. We are always
reddy Lawd, at dy bidden' to come
10 dee, and to meet dy angel Gabril.
Send him on. 0 Lawd wild his shin
in trumpit, his robes ov glory and
his crown ov life, and TAX dy poh
sahvant into dy vineyard"
lis a-ac Isaac !" cane in sep
ulchral tone down the chimney.
amen Y softly said Isaac, clos
ing his prayer abruptly, aud rising
with fear and trembling.
''Is-a.ac! Isaac ~ came the still
dreadful tones.
"Who>ho-ho's dat " stammered
the awe stricken negro.
Observation-Disclosures
-come-for Isaac /" came in
slow measured emphasis, from the
darkness out side.
Isaac hesitated, and then, with
show Of enforced courage, it came:
"De Lawd bless you, dat old mig
ger hain't bin heah fur week y
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-05-29
THE CITY BARBER SHOP.
ANDREW j. ROGERS & Bro.
WTTHER-S
Iron Foundry,

One snd halt miles from Marietta Gel tue t1as-
well Road Is prepared 10 make al kinds Of
Grist Mil Machinery, Circular Saw mills Run
Ming Gear Tor wafer or horse power II any
size aud description a. good and as cheSP Sc
can be got in Atlanta or elsewhere Faelsry
castings Pallys. hanSsrss Skating &C.
Engine repairs neatly executed pillow points
last d any pattern Best Rsskssi price paid
fg ed castings.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-05-29

An Italian lawyer has just invent
ed little legal device which the
Radical party should hasten TO get
patented. 1t seems that tax-col
lec:or of Naples absconded with
public money amounting to $780,,
900. He vas caught and tried, bat
the jury acquitted him on the plea
OF the defence that the money be
had stolen was the peoples money,
and as be was part owner of that
money. and, of course, II would be
monstrous to convict q man Of steal
ing what was bis own.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-05-29

SENSIBLE. The Greensborough
Herald Gays DIR. Waldermer Moody,
who owns one OF the finest river
plantations in the county, is going
to abandon the culture of cotton and
turn his attention entirely to stock
aud dairy farming.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-05-29
j. a. BOSTON. - a.. HaFn
Boston g. Gilbert.

NORTH SIDE. PUBLIC SQrARE
EGs THE CITIZENS OF AAsihIlA
-A-D and vicinity 10 call sud -xsasi-.' re-
stock Of
=A&..- 81 : 55..-e
which they are RECEIVING .-,~sy dss All 's
have in store tall supply "fssesis. n~s'svAy
All grades of Rio and .. ii. laws
Coffee.
Roasted Rice Coffee r"reived
weekly.
"a. "B." and ID" sugar.
Crushed and Cut Loaf Sugar
GranuIated and PnlvcriEed Saga.
Demerara and T. u. >uear
Common M"lasses.
Best New Orleans Syrlps
Flour, of the finest Family Sud
Extra Family" brands
Buck Wheat Flour
Big Hominy. Pearl i;riI>. wha'
Beans, Cheese.
Country Butter, "Gil' Edge
Goshen Butter. Goldfish.
Mackerel ia kits, quar,r' and bali
barrels. Rice, Lard. &c.
Hardware, Of all kinds. ,"ch a.
building hardware Cutlery, lre' s'd
Steel. Lime.
Prime Timothy Hay. sel' 81
through the winter sessen.
Again We woald respectfully ssA ASS 's,f.
every one 10 call aud examine. psis~. ASST
Tor themselves, before l.uTchasing ri-.r iiss~
We are aware, that tie be~l rssss - s'.-s..
and prices as low porsih.-. Nissi j. 49,"
ed We thank cur friends who isgs isf..5.~
us. and invite all 10 give = cali
BOSTON 4 GILBERT
Marietta, Dec. 20 I~s:l
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-05-29
SPECIFIC MEDICINES.
DR.. Greene's Fit Cure!

The Great Remedy for Epilepsy.
CURES
Fits SpasmA, Convusions and Nervous Wake
fitness, often arrestipg the Fits from the first
days use
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-05-29
A Word of Warming.

READER, IN CHANGING OVER THE
different Newspapers. Magazine AInanacs
and even on the sturnps, lene' anl on the
house-tops, your attention. every where di-
rpcted to the scores Of self-siyled human bene
factors and nowhere is this more apparent and
Disgusting than in the local notices Of certain
patent medicine vendors in c0ndemniug some Of
the most valuable preparations, which they
know 10 be superior 10 their own, and hope by
this continued gas-conading TO decoy the
simple minded into belief that they swallow
ed the whale instead Of onah but it is alto
gether too thin for this country and especially
the climate because the people here already
know whats what" and when weakness or
general debility and indigestion requires the
use OF Wholesome Tonic and Restorative they
resort promptly to McCUTCHEON'S CHER
OKEE INDIAN BTFTERS" and are never
disappointed In their reasonable expectations.
As yet nothing equal 10 il is offered for their
ceptance either in this or any other market.
, 1874-05-06
The INDEPENDENTS.
Illinois Farmers in
Council at Bloom
ington.
Meeting Of the Advisory
Board Of the State
Association,
Fifty.two Counties of the
State Represented.
Independent Political Action De-
cided Upon.
They Bid a Final Adieu to the
Old Worn-0ut Parties.
4 Strong Feeling Evincod Against
Political Demagogues.
They Will Affiliate with Other Indus.
trial CLASSES.
4 Dlstncllnat1on Shown to MeddIe with
the Finance Question.
Call for q Convention to Nominate
State Officers.
4 Strong Feeling Evincod Agafns
Political Demagogues.
They Will Affiliate with Other Indus.
trial CLASSES.
A DlsfncIlnat1on Shown to MeddIe with
the Finance Question.
Call for O Convention to Nominate
State Officers,

bLoomlNdT0H lt.t may o-1h0 MEMOIRS OF
the Advisory Committee Of tho State Farmers'
Association began to assemble in this city yes
terday afternoon, preparatory to their Conyon-
tion Of to-day, In PhDnix Hnll. They hold IN
informal moeting At tho Ashley House last night.
tho President, Mr. ". O. Flsgg, Of Madison
County In tho chair. The Secretary, Mr. 8. II.
Smith, Of Henry County, aud the Treasurer, A{r.
j. H. Plokeroll, Of Macon County, Nere at their
respective poasB. -.~
The other momhers to the number Of about
fifty, crowded tho hotel parlor, and ardently dis
oussod tho matter OF
4 BASIS OF REPRESENTATION.
Many Of those present advocated tho con-
flning Of said representation entirely to
agriou1turista and horticulturists, but tho
majority appeared to favor the extension OF tho
privilege to all "tho industrial classes." Among
those who prominently advocated tho latter
policy MAS LII. =. M. amith, who claimed that
IN no otuor way conla sne producing olaHaeB
uopo " coup@t uouupo'Js' 1he1a Wdro. ne 6nid,
zoo,ooo enro4eo motnnets OF induatrial organi-
assttons IN sho s1atoo OF 1litnola-Vory nearly two
tnlfas OF tne numne: OF votos oaas at tho last
rfealoent'ai eleetloh' He protested against tho
laes OF Allowing representation At tho coming
nta's convention On tns naBls Of population, for
tnen oook oount9'-lnclndlnB chicago,-and
al sno larger oountles and ntsca would
nave IN un"hoiesome prepondefance In
lne counens OF tno people, An un-
"'eloy ooasenuon "ou4a 90 tho greatest
pobsiole e7n tnat coula De1all tnef, Tor 1t would
MAKE 100 MUCH no1so ano accomplish vary little
'tesunR "ork.
L. u. H. aooson' OF oensralfa, proposed that
'no nu1npor OF representatives a. tho conven-
, 1874-05-06
BRIDAL GIFTS.
SILVER
BRIDAL GIFTS.
TEE G0RHAM COMPANY,

&0W UV2t110I3 V011x HW II
The well-known Si1yorsmiths, of
No. i Bond-st., New York, have
completed arrangements with the
leading Jewellers in this city,
whereby silver Of their manufac-
ture, for WEDDING and PRE-
SENTATlON GIFTS and for gem
eral Family use, can be supplied
to oil purchasers upon terms as
favorable as from tho Company In
New York.
This trade. s.n1atk IL stamped On svsz7 pieos
ENATif0A et BtorlnE Silver Of ths aorhAm Com
S>GGNv pany msnufAoturs, and Il = &uaznntss
6TEHLLNH Of it, purity &nd 4enutnsnsts.
The New York herald., 1874-10-31

A STANDARD AMERICAN BEvEL TABLES AND
Al. the Phelnn 4 Collender Combustion Cushions
for sale only Dy the patence, A; " COLLEEpEh sue
The New York herald., 1874-10-31
A UCTION sALF.-MAGNIFIChNr
"A ousehod Furniture
To be sold THIS SATURDAY, MORNING

at the elegant i've story brown stone
residence 10 West 80 St. 9th
Maanihcent wood Etagercs lace Curtains Ar!orS
71a octave rich rosewood fianoiOrte, made by r. G
Lghte Co. latest styles inaid Paror Suits covered ID
satin brocpte. &C ;nald Centre Tables Cabinets jar
dnicres Bronzes OIL Paintings &C.; Chamber Suits In
solid walnut Dressing Case, Bedsteads spring and hair
Lady's Secretary, Library Table. Turkish Suit and
Chairs dining room Buffet Extension Table, solid wal
nut Chairs china Dinner and Tea Sets, Lounges hall
stand &c. also basement and servants Furniture.
~ Mel AucHo
The New York herald., 1874-10-31

TO EXCHANGE FOR GOOD FARh-ONE CORNER
brick House with eight ful Lots in Brooklyn; cash
vaIue 900 equity $4,000 Address EXCHANGE, box
lO Herald once, fof one week-
The New York herald., 1874-10-31

A -JtRE. JOHNSON, JR.. AUCTIONEER
IL Furniture Merchandise and Fine Arts SalesrooA
81 Nassau street.
Real Estate Department. 81 PARK row, New York.
For account OF whom II may concern
Fine Desks, sitting and double standing Desks,
Dwarf Bookcases, ANTIQUE furniture, &c,
made by Herter Bro,
now OH view,
to be sold THIS DAY SATURDAY.. At lo1S O'Clock,
by JERE JOHNSON, JR, 81 Nassau street.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-02-11

VERMONT STATE AGRICULTURAL So
CIETY.--The directors of the Vermont
State Agricultural Society met at the
Brooks House, Brattleboro, on Wednesday
afternoon, February 4th; Hon. William
X. Sanford of ORWELL President; Henry
Clark, Secretary.
The annual fair was appointed to be
held ut Rutland, on Tuesday, Wednesday
Thursday and Friday, September Sth, 9th
10th and 18th.
The premium list was taken up and
thoroughly reviewed and revised.
1t was voted that an entrance fee of ter
per cent be required on the whole amount
of premium, on stock horses (class 1sO
both classes of matched horses, horses
gentlemen's driving horses, matched anc
fancy, matched horses.
All entries for races to be made witt
Henry B. Kent, of Dorset, superintendent
of horses.
The following was adopted on herd pre-
miums:
That all herds shall consist of one bull
not less than one year old; two cows
two 2-year old heifers; two yearling heif
ers and two calves.
A sweepstake premium of a gold media
is to be offered for the best buck and ter
merino ewes; and silver medal for tn,
second best The same is offered on tn,
same number of Cotswolds.
| A premium was also adopted for South
down sheep.
A committee was also appointed TO ar
range for the exhibition of fish, on TIL
grounds y at the next exhibition
| 1t was voted that no stock should receiv,
a premium unless owned by the exhibitor
three months previous to the fair
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-02-11

CONGRESS AND THE GRANGERs.-The
disposal of Mr.. Dawes resolution in re-
gard to an adjournment May 18th, indi-
Gates that Congress will stay until their
work is done.
The resolution offered by Mr. Smith OF
Ohio, declaratory ofthe powers Of Congress
over railroads running from one state tc
another is favorable to the position assum.
ed by the Changers. The Boston Journa
well says in regard to the passage of thi.
resolution by strong vote, Q70 to 81
that:
The Republicans had no difficulty in an
nouncing themselves in favor of such a
general declaration; bat to the Democrats
with their States rights and strict construc
ton theories, it was Il grievous stumbling.
block, and so they had to put themselve.
on record against the Changers move
ment on the very first opportunity of /.
vote The act will explode all the artfu
Irritation which has been going on fol-
months between the leaders of the Demo
cracy and the new organization, and will
compel the latter to feel tn if either O
the old parties is to be depended upon te
favor its Oh ects, it is the Republican. Thi.
is unqnestionably the case; but how f.l
Republicans can 60 in the direction imii
Gated by this House resolution. and how
far. indeed the Changers themselves. on
mature consideration. will ask support. re
mains to be seen. The subject opens new
points Of great moment in the construction
of the Constitution and in the de, elopmen
of national policy, and thorough discussion
will make clear the path to be finall,
chosen 1t is every way important tina
this question should now be settled m,
We are glad to see that Congress is pre-
pairing itself for work.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-02-11

SATURDAY.. February :.
FLo.E-rhe mark,t FIR Flour Is dull, and
~alcs quite limited. We quote Western snper-
line al > 35Gj 90 T bhl; common extras at So sea
%; Wisconsin amt Minnesota extras al - 75dS 3
White wheat Ohio. Ind aua and VI iuhigan at s. 30:
as ~; II mos at - j0G9 10, and ST Louis at IS ~
all % ? Dbl including chnice family brands
CokN-Aiarkei firm al s6GSgc for new mixed ana
yellow, and g5dS5c = bu>he lof old
OArs-Market f.In at 81 d55c , bushel for brown
RrE-Saies at 81 O5 q bushcl
>HoErs-,hort> S2ld-j: Fine Feed sa5d27, and
Miilngs S37d2s = ION
APPiE>-rhe MAJ ket continues firm. We quote
81 5'd5 10 t bOl for choice, and - o0Gi % for
common.
EEANs-we quote choice Northern hand-picked
pea beans at s. 5,a3 % = bushel; do Western
at - 6Od2 10 ss6usheI; medium choice a. = 10 =
bushel do common at : 5Oa2 90 T. busheI-
PEAs-Gool to choice ; 2oGl 40 = bnshel: com
mon ; GOAL 10.
vEGE1 ARLKs-Potatoes in fair supply: Early
Rose eoG93c; Jackson sos9oc; other kinds 7ods0c.
Onions II 50d5 y 2 bOl.
PRoyIsIoNs-rhe market for Pork continues
firm at Si4 80 Gl5 90 Tor prime. SIC 56dI70 90 for
mess and slSal9 3 Dbl for clear and extra clear.
Beef ranges from Sl 6l4 + Dbl for mess and extra
mess and SIG soar 10 for family. Lard 10 dlOLc
lie b 10.
COFFEE There has been a duh tone to the Coffee
market and sales can only be made ut liberal con-
cessions from recent prices. We quote Java at
39634c: RIO 2402sc; Mocha size, and NaracaIbo
and Porto Rico 26G2'c, all god, but purchases are
RAIsISs.-ln Malaga Raisins there has been
further advance The sales have been at So ? box
ing at l31ac t. 10.
DRY Goops-A strong feeling continues 10 pre-
vail the market for nearly all kinds of cotton
fabrics and on some brands OF brown ami bleach
ed goods prices have advanced. Prints are now
movu into iobbers' hands quite freely. All kinds
OF dress = OTIS selling III.
! SUGAR-There has BEEN a bttter feeling for Sugar
within day two. Refined sugars have been IN
moderate demand at 1915 y 10 for granulatei and
S1ad92ic for the different grades OF coffee crushed
+ WooL-About 500 600 fbs fine Ohio and Pcnnsvl-
wanna feeces have been sold, pri cipaly at SIC In
prices there is no change.
/ BgTrER-Strictly fine and fancy lots continue in
ready demand. at full late prices. On medium
/ qualities the offerings are perhaps little more
liberal yet the accumulation does not warrant any
material concession To place lots and bi in., ior
ward out last quotations: Fine Fall 40G 42c with
selections shade higher; choice diaries at 35d3Sc
far To good at 3Sd35. and common at $50 81. al
Though there Is lutte OF this on the MAJ ket !:
choice dairy We tern at. S5d37c; iair to good az
SO d33c: ordinary at asa CSC.
! CHhEsE-Aiore favni able reports from Earor ean
market results IN n frmer feeling ut all import ut
l,oints 1 he week closes with a strong and cunn-
Dent cling among receivers. We quote e at Is
ole: tancy al l6]ac, and iair 10 good Bale
EGG--fhe mtrke rules easy with fuII suprles
AMI fair bu ness nj p: 'r Eastern Pic for MOI tn
EN-, and 4202Ic for Western.