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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-17
Common Sense III Politics.

The man who would vote and worn
a@..;u~t ,ho Republican party itccau~o l
few faults hay" been Developed ii is
splendid record OF .o;Ttccn years, i IS
wise ~ the la@n who destroyed his
wagon wheel hrcau>r active service had
scratched ;hc paint OH lis surface. The
pUrast man that ever lived had hi
taylt>. They belong 10 Eu3n@n nature.
Ii we overlook virtues and magnify
tgiiiiug faults, thn most i,iu>!rious char
acter must pas under oar cJndcHnna-
ton.
The Republican party must be judged
from he standpoint Of common Scu>c
and ordinary Justice There Is enough
revealed to the eve, seen by all U.n,
dat : grand and pf@iscWorjhy in it., ai~-
tory. without applying jhe microscope
10 the iM>Decliou pf imaginary faults.
The party lay, no claim to perfection,
but it does 10 poiiticH! honesty and truc
patriotism, and points 20 It's past record
for the vindication OF this claim. If If
has committed errors il has been qUici,
t. remedy them. Ii has labored 10 10
right. Justice, humanity, nat:2H2! uni
". have been the objects TOWARD; winch
It's face iIas been turned. 70 advance,
protect, and secure these y the ground
work Of oar nationality, is whole eHer-
- has been directed.
There !, 40 risk il trusting The Re
publican party. It's fidelity 10 Tie Re
public has been tested. 1t was true in
;le time Of peri! it cannot he untrue in
time oi security. There is 4 risk, =
positive danger N trusting Democracy.
It's record is bad. its present teachings
are dangerous. its leaders are unworthy
OF confidence. What We know to he
good and reliable we should earnestly
support. What we believe to be bad
and unreliable we should reject.-Ite-
public.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-17
ATTORNEYS.

Is I. ERl AN, attorney at law, viii practice
" in AL the courts of Northwest Missouri
Special attention given tu business in th, county
an! probate courts. Oflicr over Farmers >
Bank. -
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-17
The Georgia Alarm.


Ht WI oi races III 'c"f@!I Is over,
'n'' h"' "iIi'" man h''Ft. Inc H!%htI
army "I b!""h' 'la1 was about to com
hl"hGe '!> indfcA Oh dHSJlallon and
u';'iA, mas 31y!. ,iIs"ah"ed without Hr-
ii':5 = NOV. i" I"c', II mas Nai'i>hcd IN
'hih ar without any one SHrhG ITS
c""'I'i'rS regions \ lew hundred III
h"rrht niacN men, Who knew "hoHs a'
m"cA oi the pF'tend'' msHrFec5ion "S
they "'d ahoat algebra, nave been
crowded mt" .i"li' and the Young mcn
VINO t''.'I 'h"lf 'ilhr between lhc rI'!e
ana '.'' WHISKY lug: haTc Been sent to
'HeT luoie%. with the blessings "l all
','i" "i1',' men anu tAr ugly women,
VINO were |" nave l"i'rH victims to the
.I1"H monsters 81 .''i1ke, jefferson, ana
"#,H "%t"" counties.
iII' Ih~''ri"c.joh story appears 10
hay" been %r"'&tI"&H from "c%jllnInG
10 t!d. ! letter was picked up ~ some
"""I. IL r"FH1Iicd 10 he an "EdeF iroM
one NEGRO t" "I";Is'" I" commence N'i.-
lo@ The whites al Il certain ti'"e. Win
out 'indm@ ou, VII" wrote ii, or taking
steps to observer WnHt there Wa @!
truth III I, the white rr"".c jumped at
I'll" conclusion that a terrible plot to
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-17

Tnc James boys DO not try to LiJo
JIcir dUiu@~. nor yet do they advcl-
tise in "dyancc ANYTHING they may
colloctiycIy or Individually contca-
plate. The ucmory OF rHcn can turn
back ~ he day when Jce>g james
came to thiS ely and was united in
ma;riiuony 7" Miss ~i:nIn> THIS
VAS considered romantic and cx-
trenciy remarkable by our people
when the fact was maGc known
Now comes Frank James. and. oU!y-
two weeks ago. Unitcs his destiny in
orr city with Miss Annie KoI>lon, ot
Independence. The newly Wc,,jci
LIFT our city on the harrow "uaIa
road and visited independence.
where -h"v remained one or two
day. Frank i, now circulating
about II Clay county, awaiting AZ
other prar53untion OF the governor.
I [kansa, City journal Of Commerce.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-17
Guarding a Grave.


Protestant Cemetery vault, III which the
remains OF GuibOrd, lie, was guarded BY
eighteen men, armed with navp r>vol-
vcrS and Enlielu Ii!ieS, nnGer command
Of Il sergeant of police. No dare /, Civ
en- for the funeral. \ general feeling
OF Insecurity still prevails amoHg rcsi-
dents i'll tie suburbs.
The Georgia Insurrect;on.
AUGUSTA, GA, September 9.-Iakc
Hicks, colOrcd was tried. to-day, at The
special term OF the court, tor connection
with tie late attempted insurrcction. NJ
tel the testimony was submitted, JuE@e
Johnson charged the .iary that 1t vas
not sufficient evidence to convict, end
verdict of not guilty was returned. All
the prisoners were discharged, and The
court adjourned. This ended the rrrse-
cation, except against two leaders ho.
it IS Thought, have left the STATE.
MEMPHIS, September ia @cn-
tienan from Charleston. Mss. gives
the following account of troUjtc> III
Taliahatchic county: Last Thursday
two negroes. who, il = claimed,
lived III Arkansas, registered: It 20
tcrS at Friarson's store, AMI war
rants for tliCir arrest We're ed
and given 10 the constable, who took
q posse of men with him. = they
approached the place where lha Ne
~r0cs We're staying the latter ~
them and fled. They were pursued
into COahoma county, ai.G ,lYC II
the posse. Evans and BI:Or,s. IL j.
claimed. tired at the negroes "a lhey
ran. The negroes in tile ViClr.-:y ot
Trenton hcarin" Of the affair. armed
to the number of 81 ana prOrcr,,ri to
Iriar-Om store. and demanded jhat
Evans and EafOrd sh0uid Dr .:iy>l' up
to them. behaving i'll The meantime
IN Il rlOtOUS manner. County tga>--
urcr Stewart. who is al>G = ..i;'-
sheriff, assured them that II hey
would return home he would arrest
Evans ana Buford. Wi:ich hr did not
10. ana Oh Saturday it was ;,+cer-
tanned that IHrgc body Of a,inCi
negroes I:Hd gathered IL Trenton and
the whites living near iriar-oE5
sent Treasurer Stewart and j. Hob
ius0n to lry and induce them 10 dis
pCr%e but they found them Vrry Vic
lent. aud were threatened with hang
ing. Robinson and Stewart returned
aul notified he citizens that lie ne
gE0cS We're swearing ye1wv&nre
against them. Calls were tntn made
on Oakland. Charleston aHd HCHad&
counties for assistance. and men
have cone from these points.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-17
SAVANNAH DIRECTORY.

dar"rf'$ements in this column ffty cents per line
.'"r 0af y'Ht, inciUGiGy the general h,GI. lLOy'
'rhO Hdrcrfise in this column drsreEG6le dat
straightforward in their respective cGHings.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-17
.36nl5G3IShttt0J'S Notice.

TpTit:i j. ."rcE: given that letters OF NJ!
a iini-..-;'a"4 "a he estate al John IT. t".-.
,;cr.:~,l, i;.,.. : An....r cnu:y. VIZ. granted
=; ihc Undrr-j~E,t Holmes Robertson ana jess,
.. U"i", hy a." 'ruha,c Cont ui Andrew couu-
ty. Mo. ar"rl"r GATE The lah day az August
-. MI p"r-"n~ having claims u-airs; -lit
y9,.tc are Tral..trt 10 exhibit tl.'n Tor allow
&ucr. ;u al. Administrators, within one year
.ltrr tAs. dat" ai said letters, or thrv may he
3reciTteti from any benefit Of >uCn estate: aud
j SunI claims nr not exhibited within two wears
from the filii" @. .he publication oI this notice
they VI.I l.l forever barred.
HOLMES ReBERT~oN,
jE.>~f. j. COLE,
ADMINISTRATORS Of John II. Cole decd
Savannah, No, sept. 3d. lS15-iw.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-17

REV. WM. ELMER has resigned the
pastoratc of the South St. Joseph
Baptist Churca, and will take charge
of Baptist Church i'll st. Louis.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-04-09
A Grand Hop.

TIE young gentlemen of Mari
eta will give a grand Hop at
Nichols Hal tonight, and have sent
out two hundred Invitations. They
have engaged pleasant weather from
cold Prob and a pleasant time is
generally is anticipated. For the
benefit of the young gentlemen who
may desire to attend, we will state
that no money will be received at
the door f ON any one--you must
buy your ticket from the committee
of arrangements before hand, admis-
sion one dollar.
On Committee Of Arrangements
DR.. c. c. Allen, II. Van Wyck, F.
II. Northcutt, j. II. Crowdcr, j. P.
Leakc, j. Il. CoryeIl, and j. j.
Hunt.
Committee of lnvitation--G. X.
Camp, r. II. Barnwell, a. |. Bran
ham, ". NJ. Lewis, B. King, 5. X.
Atkinson, and II. S. Anderson.
Floor Managers II. Van Wyck,
J. P. Leake, j. H. Crowder, DR.. c.
c. Allen, and J. Il Coryell.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-04-09
ACWORTH DOTS.

Acworth has an interesting liter
airy society. The society settled
the question of woman's rights last
Tuesday night in favor Of the fe-
males.
There we're some parties here a
few days since, wanting to engage
the Hall Cor show, but having
heard of Allantas modesty being
shocked, and having been imposed
upo' by Buffalo Bill, they were in
formed this was not the place.
The Sunday Schools go pic nick
ing about the first of May.
Another blind man gave an enter
tainment to fair audience few
evenings since. The blind man sue
ceeded but the show failed
W. A. Pledger, the Grand Mas
ter Of True Reformers of Georgia,
Iectured here Tuesday night. We
are ted that he made a stirring
speech to his race on the subject of
temperance. AHA.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-04-09
COBB COUNTY.

Marietta, the countryside of Cobb
county, is situated in a beautiful
plateau, and is, without exception.
the most beautiful town in this sec
ton of the State its salubrious air
and grand picturesque scenery,
makes it attractive to persons seeking
pleasant and healthy homes.
Its population has more than ireb
bIed since the var.
Those who want a ready market
for ali they can raise ; those who set,
tie in this county can command re-
muneratiye prices for all they can
cause the earth to produce, they will
find no difficulty in quickly dispo>
sing of all the cotton, wheat, stock
fruit and vegetables, they can raise.
From those who wish to engage in
any species Of manufacturing. In
Marietta and vicinity, those who
could command capital could engage
in manufactu, ing to great advan-
tage. Cotton seed oil, agricultural
implements, leather, saddles, wood
ell ware and host of other articles
could be manufactured on an eXten
sive scale, and quickly disposed of in
this an the surrounding States, at
remunerative prices.
From those who are in scare h OF
pleasant homes, on account OF health
or a desire TO Thoroughly educate
their children. The city of Marietta
is delightfully."- situated, has a genial
climate, and is we'll supplied with
churches, colleges and schools, of d
high order. In these respects COLI
lectively Marietta offers induces
ments which no other city in the State
can afford. Those in alfluent cir
cumstances can here supply them
selves with all the Injuries ana
conyeniences desired. We therefore
say to those in other States who
contemplate changing for ihepUrpose
of lettering their condition, to come
and examine into the inducements
which we have to offer We have
room for a hundred thousand more
people, and we extend to all a hearty
welcome. We need more agricul-
turists, stock raisers and manufac-
turers, to whom every encourage
ment will be extended Industrious
persons, who will aid MS in develop
iug our natural and diversified
resources, will here meet with a
welcome regardless of nationality.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-04-09

81 COME TO WARN YEA resi-
dent has been missing wood from his
pile for several weeks past, and the
other night he watched and caught
a negro loading up big arrnfull.-
Springing out, he cried:
"Ah! ma! I've caught you, have
IT.
"Is dat you ~ asked the negro, as
he dropped the wood.
Eyes, this 10 ], and want to
know what you are doing here =
Dom heah y
eyes, sir"
"You see dis yere wood pile don't
you p inqoired the darkey.
Yes, | do"
DWELL, dere's a new family NOV
Cd into dat shan,y over dere, and !
don't like dere looks one bit. ! be-
lieve dey'd steal wood quicker'n
lightning, and | cum over to warn
We. fye miss any wood don't say
dat l didn't tell ye what kind of
folks desc are"
And he walked away, leaving the
man dumblouuded.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-04-09
CURRENT DOTS.

MIN VINO never do wrong seldom do any
tiing,
IT is estimated that every panper in San An
tonic, Texas. owns about seven dogs.
RHODE Island biisrles with spelling matches
SOM OF the dictionary words reach clear across
the State,
A PROMINENT Detroit Univeisalisi, some
months ago, married red headed widow with
four children, and last week remarked to
friend 81 was blind when believed there is
no hell. | see now
WHEN common japanese goes into the
presence of an ofiicrholder, he must say -
Great and distinguished child Of ths sun, drien
to put your foot upon my neck There's some
pleasure in holding an Office in that country.
AMAN who WAS sentenced Ia he hung was
visited by biz wife, who said "My dear, would
YOU ike tie children to see you rxecutedg -
NO" replied he. That's just ike you, said
size. you never wanted the children to hove
any enjoyment
HERE, waiter! waiter" called Mr.. Rural,
at one Of our city hotels: bring me some Of
Francis potatoes" The waiter stared and
said he didn't think they had any Haven't
any said Sir. Rural much yon know about
vour trade-here, read that Aud he pointed
to his on the bill of fare: Potatoes a Ia Fran
Gals ~
BRIGHAM Youngs ftvorre wife used TO be
Big Amy, but now ms particular PIT is Poly G.
Amy, d sister to the oiier while his special de
trstation is Allie Money, since Anna Eliza got
her decree Of divorce
Tnn coIored people in Georgia never have
any genuine enjoyment exeep; at religious re-
yiysls and funerals.
"EGGs are Egg - Boston 4drertiser.
Egqcactiy, We will remember that liens
forihly
The woman most ~kIful with tie jaw, doubt
les, il Mrs Hanover, praclicing dentist in
Charleston, VI
A GIRL screamed in a lecture audience in La
Faveite. Oregon Then all The other girls
screamed General CONSERVATION rusued ami a
rush for the doors. People were bru-ed.
clothes torn and the room at length was emp
tied. The first screamer had seen rat.
THE Daubury News tells Of a woman in that
town who bought and burned ihr'y-hye doze"
clothes pins because her husband neglected To
proyile her with hindliu2 wood. = solemn
and awful, warning to lazy husbands.
THE kind Of a woman that particularly
abhor," says an old bachelor Is the one with
a spirit Of disputa,ion in her soul. who picks me
up on the point Of a sharp sentence as though
were a dropped stitch ia Ter knitting work
4 srmrrrD Warren County, (o) young
/ lady a,se,ted her belief in wom4n's rights by
dragging her father dowa stain because he dis
approved Of round dances.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-04-09
Cobb County Agricultural Society.

The Society met last Tuesday in the Court
House. +. H. Lindley, President +. l..
Litchfrld Secretary. Addresses We're male
by Geo Roberts, }. T. Burkhater. lhos II.
Moore aud Mr. Eubauks, On motion Of Gen.
Philips the following resolution passed
Whereas. the Hon. f. II. Lindry President
ot,he Agricultural Society Of Cobb county, has
recommended the formation OF Pathological
Society auxiliary to the county society, where
bv tlipre may be an increased interest in the
cultivation Of Fruits, ami whereas we recognize
this necessity for paying more attention I" veg
ptabes ailerefore be it resolved that we sug-
sest tie organization Of a Horticultural Society
auxiliary to tLi. embracing, Fruits, Vegetables
and Flowers.
L II. LINDLEY, President.
f. L. LITCHFIEID, Secretary.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-04-09
PARTED.

Good bye she said, and her voice was low,
But her lips wele Whit, ami over her face
The blight Of such bitter anguish came,
That even in death il vii! bear that trace.
Good oye! and unto tie sorrowtui eyes
There cauit 40 sweet relief OF tears.
Though the same life path they both may walk
Through all the weary, wea'y years.
Yet never again, all never again
VIII the louch Of band, or glance OF eye,
Stir the heartr that are parted now,
With the old, sweet thrills ui ecsiacy
Never leneail comnoa kindly WoFds
VIII they hear tender nndeftone,
When they meet and greet in thpir daily hie,
WI ich they live toreyermofe alone.
MANY whose hands shall never touch.
Whose divided paths stretch far away,
Whose lips on earth may never meet,
Are n-ar,r than they this weary day.
The sttia1s Of the silent heart are snapt-
Hearts that We're one are two Tor aye
A broken dream and trust betlayed
Forever and ever between lh~m lie.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-04-09

WHEN a North Georgia man
warts lis socks pulled Of, he lays
down on his back and holds his feet
up where the wind can strike them.
-SarannGh AdrtJtiSer.
The difference between the Gus
toms of Up-Georgia and Lower
Georgia are very marked. 1t is
provcrbial that the average Savan-
nah man never wants his socks pull
ed off, from the fact he wears his
boots without socks; but, when you
occasionally find Savannahite who
INDUCES in the luxury and desires
his socks pulled off, he lays down
on his back and whistles, ard pres
emily a healthy mosquito backs up
to his feet, grabs hold If his sock,
gives a tug and jerk, ard 10 ! the
"darnedr thing is off!
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-04-09

A BALD EAGLE was shot aud
killed last Saturday, On Col. A. 5.
Atkinson's plantation, by Mr.. |. n.
Horne, that measured four feet from
the tip Of one wing to the other.
When Mr.. Horne first espied this
proud bird of freedom he was
perched upon the top Of high pop
lar tree, scanning the surroundings
as to what lie might swooP down up
on and bear Of. A friend showed
US one of the feet of this bird, and
from a lock at its nor ster size and
long, sharp talons, we opine i; could
have carried off a good size child
with perfect ease.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-04-09
WHEAT CROP PROSPECTS

A gentleman who has travelled ex'
tensiveIy through Tennessee, Ken
lucky, West Virginia, Maryland
Indiana, Ohio, and Southern Illinois,
informs the St Louis Democrat that
the winter wheat crop now Ia the
ground in all that region is IN excel
lent condition. Some farmers sup
pose the broadcast sowing would
prove failure in such States as Ten
nessee, Kentucky, Virginia and
Maryland, where the snow did not
lay long on the ground; but eXamlna
ton Of the plant proves the reverse.
Not onlv is the growing wheat IN eX-
cellent condition ia these States, but
the area pu: in is'large. In the more
northerly portion Of the winter wheat
belt The earth has been very steadily
covered with snow, and there can be
no doubt that when thaw comes 1t
will be sudden. Spring will be skip
ped. and summer will begin. The
weather will be hot and forcing, and
the growth of the wheat plant viii be
rapid. Another thing seems % be
pretty certain; and that is, that there
will be big corn crop in 1873. Corn
is now bringing price that insures
large prof, to the farmer, and hogs
are high also. Thus there are two
incentives to produce corn largely
If the crop should be SO large as TO
force prices down, it can be fed to
hogs and made to pay good profit
tina. way.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-04-09
CHEROKEE DOTS.

Canton has been built on the
ruins Of the town destroyed by ire
during the war. 1t is destined to be
real live town and will for a time
be the terminus Of the Marietta and
North Georgia Railroad. 1t has
improved within ;he last year as fast
as could be expected.
Saturday the 18th ult., was
Justice Court day in town and all
the legal profession of the county
were in attendance, except Harrison
Black. The case Of JAS. l.. Hughes
VS.. W Elliot, ct. al was tried
Judge Dowda for the plaintiff Mar
Gus II. Field and Richard Field,
both young lawyers, for the defence.
The counsel for the defence did very
well, considering the fact that they
had no hope of success at the begin
ming before the Court. The case
goes up to the Superior Court on a
writ of certt0rdrt
Canton has purchased a splen-
did brass band to play for the pleas
ure of our citizens. But thea we
need tailor or two, and one or two
more lawyers to stir up litigation,
aud then we need ten or fifteen good
loafers to knock around aud give
Canton the appearance Of town.
Work on our railroad still pro-
crosses.
Capt. P. II. Lyon, of Marietta,
was in town last week, having been
on a visit to his farm in Shake-Rag
District.
Now that our town boys have
got their new brass band instruments
we expect TO hear the toot a-toot for
some time to come.
PERSONNE.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-04-09
L. LITCHFIEIp, Secretary.

A New Storehouse to rent at Woodstock,
On the NJ & n. g. Rail Road, midway from
Marietta to Canton, II miles from Roswell y
from Aeworh-in the midst Of densely popu
lated neisl,borhood The first aud only Store
no goods in the place-ab,ut 40 iot- sold, ami
other parties Lying down lumber TO; build
mater al wood Size % by l5-ll feet high
Two climueys fox srovez-windows } by l.
W. II. DEAN, NJ. D..
+ Woodstock, Ga:
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-04-09
4 Stallion Bites Negro's Arm.

Last Tuesday, the iire stallion,
Steele, Jr., was being excessively
tantalized and chastised with whip
by a colored man named Berry Gar
rett, which finally angered the ami
NAL so intensely, that he determined
to defend himself against the en-
forcement of any such civil rights
intru sion, and without making any
distinction of color Or previous con-
dition of servi;ude, lie grasPed the
right arm of this Dlock Berry and
affectionatdy squeezed the red juice
cut of it. lie now carries it, (not
the stallion, but lis ann in a sling.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-04-09
Mining and Timber lands
City Property

l. One Large frame House, rooms 81 acres
Good orchard
}. One large frame House rooms, acre.
3. One Brick House I rooms, 3 acres
l. One Cottage. 1 rooms, 4 acre.
J. One superior aud convenient House. 3
rooms, new, 80 acres
g. One Brick house rooms. al necessary
oufhoUses, 80 acres. acre orchard.
T. One 9 room frame house, ! acres
:. One house and oHblildines acre.
9. One House and large lot. acre
10. One City Lot no improvements.
II. One frame house r rooms B acre
II. Oue large room frame housp acres.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-04-09

Is printed on Paper Manufactured by the
MARIETTA PAPER Mills.
All ORDERS promptly filed The highest
market price paid for OLp RAGS.
5. \ ANDERSON, Agent.
april l7lh-ly
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-04-09

HAVE you tried any If McLELLAN's Cabinet
Wli.K+v, Scotch WDi-key, Old Maryland Rye
Whiskey. Port VIM, Mad-ria Wine, Block
berry Wine, London Porter, Iudia Pale Ale
Domestic Liquors OF all kinds at reasonable
yi1e.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-04-09

a choice lot OF sugar cured canva,sed
hams at McCuteheon 4 Coz.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-04-09

-Messrs Leake x Hunt have Just received
a choice lot OF large Plymouth Cod Fish. Call
and get one before they are all sold.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-04-09

Boots and Shoes in 5rea. Va 'ety at Nc
Cutcheon 4 Cos.
fail To call OH them.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-04-09
THERE will be Grf nge meeting

HERE VIII be a UFf nge meeIIHg
on the 9Th Of May, and
Railroad Convention on the sth at
Canton. Gov. Smith, Hon. II. ?.
Bell, Hon. Geo. ". Adams, and
others will address the respective
meetings. Every body is expected
to be present. 1t will be big time.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-04-09

Snow Casa number one Show Case for
sale ch,ap, Apply at this Office.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-04-09

Forty thousand heart shingles for sale at
NcCulcheon :.