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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-06-10

- yin Stbisntsr fICpfis auf BEN
Torilur e'n acd isInts Strrn aus, aIs
tin 8rsmGsr ituirnt unO sintn 8rIsf NIT
Der S'm'rtuns iibsrrsi&it. ba6 tr 70,
sItt& bon 6sm Ssrrn Baron antrort
batsa mhlft. Der 8sbi,nk IduIt tns
3immsr fsintS 6,rrn, tr 5,rr Sfntt
cen Brief, wtb abr nl&ls 40 autwur.
ten. ca ct nur foIasubt WCrts fnort :
.,@,bt tr, 70 9tbt 60 @tbt sr ni&t.--
70 9stt eJ ni@t!" Darauf g,bt btr 8as
ron nit btm 8tbitnitn binaus, unb
DtISt wtresn 8twhtr, bo5 Der llsbsr
trihatr iUwCbi. ais aud btr bdItauSat.
u1pih 8cd gtftwunetn ~. Gn bsr
Sisls Sts etbhrtn biu9 sIn 3titsI. aal
wtI6tm etntlt6 au Ifftn mar: ,.gr IN
ss8anS'n.--:s ilf 8ssdnstn.--Ia bin
gs8aR8tu."
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-06-10
GtptrbItbrr Sianspunft.

sBarum bat Nbrabam Itinen SObu
9iane ni@i wiriltt stf@IaaittH Run,
rtr wHib 81
(glItmaub nntporttt. GabltA srbsbt
H6 &apsrI, Der idnsRt SprOTt bts
@@wttnsmtb8frS.)
glun. parum. &aDul?
SBsIt 80, tudI sr uO@ uI4t islt s,nus
trar!
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-06-10
Nndl rin 0ruuf.

pduspat'r stnts 8sttunsStaulss :
Nun Ia8 mir nal, YbiIipp, parum btli
ou UOrs'f'rn pisrsr forts,lauf,u ! Das
1T nun loon tus britt. @Ol, b06 bu
aus e'r GnRalt pssssIaufsn btR. Bas
bat eas fir stnsn @runb! artssR bu
Ot'll't6t niat fatt Su sftn Cbrr Gdmsdt
Dir has eHsn bier nt&t! 81 bas Si,I.
Idiot bic llrIats?
pRiliFp (ip,tnsnt); Ntln.
9duSpatsr: Sbu iR biz bic grbttt
Su l6pu?
pbilipp: N,in.
odusOdI'r: Iun fuS mol Uftn unb
tbrli&. ipds tf's bann?
p6Ilipp: DnS mtr R& al. Ncrae
rvGf6s mue.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-06-10
sSc,.:eEnmiiei8es.
Wtib Trau GemuBIIn.


aSsuu man aus 2lsbt tslroigst, iplrb
man Isann uno @tib +; iptnn man aus
9sausmt&kIt t,Iraibtt; 9trr uabGrai,
uuS tp.nu mon aus gtrbaItniTtn etiTn'
t6st, @.maGl anb @tmatlln. - Man
plrb asli.bi pOn fsInsm Settb', Sti@Snt
ppn (sinu 8rau uuo StSuIest OOn i'infr
@tmabiin. Man bal fur iIb antin elm
B.lb, fur isins 9uuSfnust 'ln' 5rdH
unb fur bic Welt sins @tmab!in. -
1lan FnStt f& In alss mit b nj &'tO',
man braasmt fa NIT Der Gtnu unO man
arransIrt NS nit Der 0tmablIn.--Ois
8lribl&ait btfCtBt elm sRtiO, 0as 5ane
bsIsrsi dHs Grau anp ten Son b'iorst
eias @smabltn. - 0tnn man fIanI w.
wirb man sspft9t pom s8'ies, t'la@'
DON bsr Grau unb na& benz StFnetn
srfunbtat Hdb bic @tmntlin.-Wldn 6spt
(po,l,r,n nit bsm svtits, fabrt aus NIT
Ittn,r grau nnb Ha&t pasti'n nit Id'
ntr Gtmabllu. -l!nftrn Summer tbftlt
oaS SBtib, ualtr @slb bic 6rau uno un'
fer. 0huIcsn ttt @,mltltu. - Nuiitr
unlsrtr Stne,r ID unftr @ttt, tbrt St'
raunt, unfsr. Grau unb itrt @tbItttsln
unG,rs @tmatltn. - Sinb mir tuot 10
btwtiut uns unl,r NsIb, ttfiist nns
upIsre Erau unt ttatat bic mutsrnittn
Z Srau,rtl,iesr-unltrt @tmnblin.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-06-10

6nbI rot bIdf6pfB ~ ma&tn.
baS Isbitu UneD biz SlotnbulAtr. Bsnn
Der RObI fUitbtn MID, eann 8,bsn fft an
ittsm attRo. wtnn fer 5Immtl btlitr
unb ais. tibtr Nahi &tau ~ triparifn
10 NIT rlntr 5anb pOa ifinstRObtHsn
Salsss tur6 ttn 6Oblsarttn unD 9sbsn
isbsr paanst cine gTilt hapOn rs&t mlts
ten in'e 9eri tlnslu.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-06-10

SonntasS 3ist:
0a6 Htip. Spif, um $40 WorSenS.
Ya6 aGsntcpn nnb aBrs,Statiuntn I'm $40
gormittaeS.
Wab ReaSna, gsiIabtptia unb @ts. s.GntIrHH
UNI AS HaGmitlaBs.s
9uar nat SarrtSburg. rfrldltn pit fclgi;
SnIa1tn Ntp.Sorf uni 900 RrratnS, unb I'M
I2.40, Sis NatmittagS uRo t7.45 abtnes.
9uld1tn philadelphia, um 9.l5 NpraenS unb
UNI $40 unb 700 NabmittaBS.
8frlaIItn Staeing, um 4.30, 7.iO, IL. 20 Nor
ssnS. unb UNI l.5O, 6.l5 unb TO-. y. 9f,
8nIaNGn YpuspiIlr, um 6. 30, 9. 90 NlorasnS, une
uni $50 giabmitiaSS uno Sia Shupltill une
Susausbanna 8wsistabntn I'M sos @cra.
9nIalIrn @usntOrpl, I'M 2,3O, $50, $50 Ncr'
genS, 1925, 4.30 u. S.ij Nahmiitaas II. GbbS,
Ger 2.SO NVrsrns Bug BON alltniOpn unb Der
4.SO Bug bon 8saoins Brbtn ntht an Rrn>
taatn.
SonHtag6. 3iiat;
8rrIaiftn Ntp. SIprf um sis Na6mitiase.
0uIaiItn ghiIabrIpbia UNI 700 sia6mifta9s.
DtrIalIsn 9tsabins I'M 4.S0, 7.4O WprstnS uni
UNI 10. IS Nahmiitd1e.
Ynlalien Aatntopn TIN 2S0 Mcr9tns, mn I'M
s.l5 Na6mittaes.
+ 9ia @puiS un6 gftr gifrnbabn.
8. &. B often.
@tntraI> SupsrintnbsnL
Reabind. Saruar 81, 1875.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-06-10
Der @unlOri)t.
9ie G.Qir ID b1s.

sri ter Orudtr |! - Dtbl pun mrint
alts Ndp 9umtraSt ware FsriIta ipit.
etr bal mir uf Stlu6 IN bc ben mir
pun ssInsr 3sttIns stf&wdBt. Gle ben
9smsnnt, lit bdbt ilt ale gut glsiHs ;
iua t6bhn isr nIGtmOI artlt@ Bart Ut
bic 0titsltut runner fnmme. 6Vr itls
Ism absubtIfs ben Tt ssmsbni. miibt Id
mtbnt fHrsiws un 1t wpiis mir btlfs
un ab aItmpl Siiid;r f&rsIws. Nau
i9r pi6t, baB ibr NOD Der 8air IN Sthd
iitpsr bic SBtibSItut trin stati btn, um
ltu ben msr auS8sma6t, mhbt bic Sd1i,
Sitbftn btantpprit. ole bot mtr grab
bsr nd&l Sw,t bic gntDort gene, IN
Id fold Tt tuh DO:
Str runjIi&s Grudtr ben mid ltun
Oftmals Dos ssma&t I'M Id bait Gusr
3eituns f&un lang nussspubn, ipsnu
t@ n't 70 psrnarrt bruf mar. alsfcrt
ben itr an btnt BstbSItut rum su plde,
IN mann Id tu& net ttGr femme t6tt,
wis isu, bann mar Id i&un lang 5u Der
Goneluf&tn fumms, tbr wirt nidS als
en- Sst 8rumbliGt 0iilmdnusr, bic Ntts
Inane mtt pstlanst. 90 lsBt Gen itr
en- S'ld In btr Setting ssbatt pun
6uPps I'm pun g8atfrIaaS un pun
"SiOifnas," fsu statb Id mar uf mid
angtipltlt. ttfdts mel Namt 10 S6lIis
un i'd pcbn In Sdutnun, graf pttS In
1tl!sm Slid ssmsniasnt mar. Nau
nae In alItr BsIt sttt's ru& Drud.r
an, ipis Id br,b, pbtr pIt p.it Id m,tn
8raf uftcd 9-9sjabit ibr for mel Sa6
Oesr bsjatIt6'S9 Ndun ibt's net alttd,t.
for nae sudt ibr bann b,np&2--9s mare
10 plenty Saul un amer 8ttb uf Der
Gr:pIf&sn, for mae l,dt ibr .utr Nuus
net unni9 fsus ttrs SGwdnj 2--lln ba6
Die StOffinss aus mtim @atsrfaG se
8udt btn, i.u 10 snnibau 0,Iuss, btfats,
tpann itt'e rs6t trimtnt, bann verb itr
auSFnns, has Id fsbn StUffnes In met.
ne 5COr un ab nsrs.ubs fanF bruudb, un
mae m'i 2raiI 6upps antsIanst 70 bin
Id uft en- Gent ftulpis tran, wann l,as
roth Slnf I'm SiObr net osr Siistsl aft.
@anitau 9rbPs gu& Grud.r uidS an.
lsa 10 en- f&utr Dine9
Siltte.
NAu Ssnf Id, 10 ts wIsttr a,nua for
ttn s8pd. Bann md &umsrobt nan
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-06-10

Gsasu SrSBe. - GInt Safe vcn
SGwtintfsn. sius balbt Sdft pGn Sl..
ntnpa6s. brlnst In Elm @tias auf BEN
Dim. sB.EH osfGmUISsn. tibrt um.
GnmItrr no 70 tInfn btibl bts 3aas
apsi. ttS trsimal. Na&tsr atpnfatn.
9ittbtr aHO Bet quo wdf&sn. 81 gut
atm afetn Branbuunhen.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-06-10

- 3ir am,iIta ,u o,rhtIbtn mirO
elm sinfaG,s NIilsl tmpicDIfn, inesm
man S6rar5srOp unb Sprup auIfctbi.
In 6lafGfn I&hittt unS btnRtui; auf
eitle a,t fanatn Rb bI amsiCen Ittbt.
Our bICfsn Strtrsituna mhb PETROLEUM
tmpfcbIsn. aud Satsf&wamm In !3udsr.
lSluns stiau6i, fam ole Silauna an.
atptnttl ptIbtn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-06-10
@ j [ lie.

Nlu tsnf Id, 10 ts wIsbty s,nua for
'tn s8pG. gBann md &umtr0ot nau
su mir liide ipOlIf I'm mir 6ft,r ltrsipt,
eaau wpus mir Gu6 MannSlsut laun
wttis. waS Ter ;n bubr BEN.
BrbY 8tGsnRttL
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-06-10
SbilaDcipbia s TeGoina
@iSeMbabm.
0tntsr sGrraustmsni.'
Sanuar II, 1876

!3Gge strInGtn Sanisbura, pis f0I2ti
Nab Nep.gprf, TIN $40, $40 ReTgtne,
200 NahmiltasS, uno TIN t7.iO atenbS.
Ra6 YbiIaetIpbia, um $40, $40, 9.45 Npratn
iInS um 200 unS 3.5O NddmitaeS.
Mad Ssnoina, I'M $50. $40 uno 9.t6Tprasns,
unb I'm eco, $50 unb 7.IO Nahmitia9s,
Tah gpllesillt, I'M 52O, s. 10 Wrraeus uno I'M
$50 Ma@miltaOs, unC via S6upllill unb Sus-
autbdnna 9wtiBbabu UNI 2,iO HdtbmilidaS.
gdh ALLENTOWN, uui 5.20, $40 WpreenS pnt
100, $50 uub 7.40 Natmiltaas.
Sis $40, $40 IprgtrS 200 Ra6nlitaaS. uni
1910 abtntiiss Stbsn tur6 bis nab y. sJurl.
Die $40 @Gr9Gns uno 200 Na6mi,taat>
8lat eebtr tuib bis na& YbiIaSdpbia.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-06-10

uub arfuuesS SaaersBier ~ lie.
fern. Die Yrausrsi 10 nit ben ntiitltn Der.
btGrnnasu StrItten. AusFGriies 9rRtllun.
gCu psreen prompt beIorgt.
GusB1ti&rsttr e S6bipeisers unb Sims
bnrger'&dIe, 'ictpie falts SpsIleu fnb Su
irber 3cetSleit ~ batrn.
SpFtpb 8. Dt1&
90. 3l0 @aInut Strnbs,
Columbia On. Oft. IL. f67l-if
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-06-10
RiitcI sraen SlasfaHru Der Saarr.

APtpb beHt" "hpIah'u W. Duatts
Men fs6t J YfuEb fltinssl6nittrnt
Gi&snrtnbt In t!n Quart RsssnwnGsr,
l:ibt titls 8liiiFsfrtt nnb esm @,talkn
tur& 6illri,papitr Uttr 9.intponb urb
waf&t Rh Dor trm S6tnf,ns,btn init
'bttf,r 3liiiaststt ftn 9cpf bsr man
forelam nbirCduft. WOrstns rttnist
rem Srpf NIT .lnem sngsn Snmm unb
rtIbt H& bic fablsn unb l&pd&sn 5aars
RslItn nit ttpas Rnaed. pt,r YtCs
Ssna6l elm Sn Sen mttltn NdGsn
bort fGoa nod tintm pIsrt,lidt,lids,n
@,braud roe guslaltn rtr 6aart aul.
--0o fstus gitsnrinbt .jur SnnO ~,
itun 2 eOib @aldpftI unttr t.mfslb,n
8trfabrrn tit slti6tu SisuRt.
- Gin Wittsl 8s9sn BIN S6nupfsn
bsartt In t,r anwinbun0 pon SaII
waGtr peIGts pom Munes aus eurCb
bic Nait sstristsu ptrb. Wan nimmt
sins 5unppUu Sulj I6f poT,Ibs In stnsm
ptnt DnF,ts unb brdu&t bttf,s, tnbtm
mon btn IunO NIT SaI;paT,r gans
dnfhut, ten srpf ttwos ypsrbtust unb
bann stntn euftRrUm bura bic 9aIt
bldf. dbHlin wtt 8aa&u 90 ttun.
DIE eult rtIbt SaS i'm Wunts ttfintli6t
Bnfsr NIT R&, psItss Oann gang no,
tirIi& bur& bic NnIs ausFis6t. Man
trIttatsrt ilh apf Oisls gGsift bas gi6,m.
tUItn furG bic Hdi'. GnIiuali& moot
hIts 8tfGbrtn Mhbr. asbt attr nadb al,
niger usbuna Idiot. Das @tniprbsn
Uo,r Gtuiaus,n In biz Nais sspdbrt
au6 Grlt&tsruug, bod III bits pora..
naunit Setfabrtu wiIflamtr.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-06-10

GdlaTc. - Der B,rtb pen S&aatn
auf b,r 5nrm uls 1iii,I, bic 8Eu&tSdr.
lett bts 9cbsnS ju trJaIisn, III ut&t 9''
nua pen ben 3outrn trtannt. SObnlb
man BON rtr Ghof,u@t fpridt, pirp io.
aIti& nod ttn 0o0,upr,tisn 8sisbtn,
ais ot nur bl, 0UGt bas sInS'ss 0srIb'
Suls In ten SGaitn ftt.
@&aufs auf ttr 3arm e,tsn nttt al
I.ln 0oas, funbsru au& Glstf&. Sts
Strm.br,u Hh nit srrb:r StnsllisFtit.
Gle ftITtn elm GtlO 70 SrinbIi& ab uis
t.tn anb,rtS 8tst. 81. sstsn ttm
9ct.n I'm gsrbaItntb fir bas, mas ft
hemltlt,n nttmsn, mrbr Surhd unb ft
p,ribfIltn 60 btGtr aIs tstsS anrsrt
3bitr nit RddE&t auf bic fpiisrs
SruGtta,ltit ttS 8rtsns. Stwtis ili
fdr Dititulstn unn6tti9, rtltt S&ais
ettaIisn batsn, unp p,tsn S rObnbsil
unb bic pUn itntn su ubel!tnotn BOr'
tbttlt fiuntn. Sitttntssn, tptlte nod
ttIn, GrfA9run9 nit @&afsn ss9abt
babtn IOuisu la ru6 tt8tn' SsriuGs
iitsr,tustu, retr Dtnrn 0Iaubrn. ptlds
6Gaf, a,jcssn babsn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-06-10

DIR 9bilaSslpbia grpubIuS. biIi&, osbi ls-
ben &aG ausstnrnmsn @cntaSs.
Du Sauietura Grpu6Su8, DilItTpiat VIC
rSmuiusatiunSluG eanraNn 3aG pualuI, uus
br pauisburs aapmmaSiIrnsluB (itsr 60
Iumbid) BfIi&, esbsn isOsu Sna ausssnru'.
men Scnnia8s.
DIR pO1sua bn SRnsIllub unb Ssr piIiS.
burg GrpriBue. ptlIit, Grbeu iibIit, aus0t-
nCmmrn SpnnthBs.
gas iitrIatn 3ajs asbtn tGsI&.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-06-10
Gin MliitrI gra,n bic &atiru, bttt

Gin Wiitel grg'n Die Nnticn, ettF
ntl&tulI&tn SauCsdRt fnetG mir In
tIntm spt&f,Ibintt uuo tbrilsn ts nit
1u glubm unb Brommrn unfsIsr vsltr.
Sb Is pvcbat ~. wiFtn wir utht. ts II
abtr GAfs ttn HuIub wtrib, Der lbTi'
atGs ul I'm 5emmsr afmaht wtIrtn
fam. Tis 8attin Hat,u Afatn rim
SraRI, 6unfSJunGt G'rdnni, tinsn icl'
den atf6tu, tef ft bi; @tbddbt. no
bin lOIGt 9,lrtut w,rNru. fCB''ib psr'
laGtu nue ip laHa' titir yHlnl;n eaiis'
Gen, n!dt mister t0tin ,uriidftbr'n.
Die 6uEtCjurar wdtl nuf Nitltu unb
@raUtnranSuH. 9if mub I'm anfan8
tts SommuS ,. 3. fury vrT Ctsr naG
9ctnnni a'lammtli lp;ittu. mtii iis ia
In htr ldltlrH Erol! if. Cir Sisnl,l
ptrtsn Srqastitt uub mna Rrsut ilt an
ttn Sti, lrt!atn man ldut,Tn mill.
Nnn bat @siipItle. bhb bisfss Nt!isi
auf SGlF,n nna,w,nttt wUrbin III. auf
ptlGtn I'D OitIt 8ai!tn aufbslitn.
8aum bate man IS iibrrOu stauur, aIS
bic 8iatltn Iisbsr pom Saife Ins aBaf.
lsr binablprauatn unO ttn R6srtn Sob
trwdbltsr, oils bab ft IanSsr In brr 9lG-
bs tttfts 70 ptSsrw6rtistn Srautts
(sn8l. 9OunbCtpr8us. lat. kynoglossum
otIieinalc) gttIlrtrn wi,tn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-06-10
&esiutiler iiir ReiIsnSe.

psnnfplpauia Central @iisubabH.
8iiOs rtrIaltH pas pfnnisIvanta Gilrubaen
Drppi ~ parrisbure iSsIiG Rtt frISi,
VII uub ra4 Wiai %, 1875.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-06-10
SOiepb s. 9ei3's
SietDtAttercis :
Columbia, ga.

Der llnttrlti@.
neir brtbrt at BEN
publtTum anluisi.
Gsn, tab CT Scn jtBt
an bic 5efdnntt Co.
Iumbid 9itrbrduts
rri aaein I'm 8ff-
" bat, unb hb be-
mhtfn rirO, Gin
bpriIeIhitfe, guirS
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-06-10

OeRIib.
pbilatsIpbid Grprsb 2.30 Wpra,
SGnfIlln6, 400 ROig.
harrisburg 9rpTsbIug, GOO BCrm.
DilrrpiiIt NrfUmmobai,Cns,ul 6.3O Yorm
2anfahtr Bug (vis gpIumtiaI 7.35 Born
VariFf Grprfplug, ii.55 Sorm
pcfine, i.55 WaRE
Gag erpsb 3.f5
harrisburg Accommodation. 400 -
sIiIauiir Grprtbiua, Ills 9iaRls
gRtnlI&.
parldf GrpmbluG Ais 8orm
@sg. .paIaaknuA $40 BORN
wohua l.25 NnRni
StnsIljus, 5.1O -
pitlsbuTg @TpTrB 1923 Winis.
Eintnnitt GrprrbII9. f.55 HatiS
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-06-10
Cumberland Salsb GiienFata.
Seit : Isabelle.

HnfassmO an IsHias. Rai ~. 1875,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-08-13
LITTLE ALEcK.
His Visit to Cherokee Georgia

SINCE the Rome Courier nomi-
mated Alex. Stephens for Governor,
the Augusta Chronicle thinks that
accounts for Mr.. Stephens travel.
ing around in Cherokee Georgia,
and wants to know what Hardeman
and Colquitt are doing. In answer
to our able cotemporary, We would
say that Colqutt is making enough
Grange speeches in this section to
ingratiate himself in the good opin>
ion of every body, but having no po-
Iitical significance whatever. As
for Tom IIardeman, his eloquent
voice made 100 deep an impression
upon the people FOR them so soon to
forget him. Mr. Stephens visit,
however, is not prompted BY guber>
material aspirations, but recreation,
pleasure and business. He comes
to read the manuscript of the Life
of Linton Stephens before it is Civ
en- to the printer, and which has just
been completed by Col, j, d. Wad>
dell, of Cobb county. Mr.. Stephens
speech at Gave springs, few days
ago, we DO not construe as bid for
The Executive Chair at the hands of
this people, from the simple fact that
it is rot unusual fer the grand old
statesman to make a speech wher-
ever he goes, for when the people
flock around him and call upon him,
he always responds if physically
able to do so. 1t is the mans ma
ture 10 be courteous and civil and as
an invited guest Of certain gentle
men, he will receive kind treatment
from the people Of this section. So
those three or four hundred guber-
nalio, ial candidates needn't shake in
their boots because "little Aleck'
walks abroad.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-08-13
KILLED.
Geo. D. Sylvester Crushed to Death

Geo. D. Sylvester Crushed to Death
On last Tuesday, Mr.. George D.
Sylvester, the well-kn0wn superln>
tendent Of Bullock s farm, was seen
to take the four o'clock train ia A.
Ianta for Marietta, but be failed to
arrive, and it was later in the even
ing ascertained thai lie had been run
over BY down freight train (Jcs8ie)
and horribly mangIed and killed.
four miles this side Of Atlanta -
Persons on tho train say that Mr..
Sylvester was supplied with drink,
and Conductor Garrett being unable
to get his ticket from him, stopped
the train and put him off, although
Mr.. S. had ticket in his pocket
When first seen by the freight en-,
gineer, Mr.. Pyrom, he was sitting on
The railroad track just around a very
hort curve, but the engineer could
not check the train, and the unfor-
innate man was hurled into eternity.
His legs, arms and body were badly
crushed. He had on his person, a
railroad ticket. several dollars in
money, two newspapers, aud letter
addressed to II |. kimbaIl--the let>
ter being an inventory of the stock,
&c, on Bullock's farm, preparatory
to turning everything over to the
new proprietor, Mr.. Z. II. Paine, of
Louisville, Ky. Mr.. Sylvester was
about - years old, aud leaves
wife, son and daughter.
Early on Wednesday morning
Mr. Chuck Anderson sent the sad
news to his grief stricken family,
aud they had his remains brought
up to Marietta that evening for in
terment. The sad accident is deep
ly to be regretted. 1t is thought
he Railroad company will be sued
for heavy damages.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-08-13
Purify the Springs of Life.

1t is a sine qua non OF health, that the sources
Of vitality. the springs of life should be free
from contamination The fluids which, by their
action upon the food, transforms il into blood,
aud the great vital nutrient itself must be pure,
If the muscles til bones and the brain are To be
properly nourished and kept vigorous To this
cad he stomach the liver the bowels and the
kidneys should perform uninIerrupIedly their VA.
ruus functions, since il these are distulbet the
vital fluids speedily become vltiated. The best,
nay, the ONLY blood depurenl which puIifies
them. by overcoming those bedly irregularities
which produce them. i, llostetlers Stomach
Biltels The principle uponiwhich tlisi- aluiary
altrra i've acts is simple a. it is Fhilosophic.
The origiu of most diseases and invariably those
which affect the organs ABOVE mentioned, Is
weakness. caused by insufficient assimilation of
the food. The Biuris sperdl reclfy the cause
of the difficulty by restoring vigorous digestion,
50 that all paris OF the physical structure are
supplied with an abundance OF pure. rich blood.
Ihl- increases The activity of the di,chargiag
organs and enables them to throw off the effete
matter, which, ranking in the system. destroys
health This bodily refase having been got
rid OF, aud p-li.ct assimilation 81 established,
there Is nothing TO prevent healthy and active
performance Of the various functions. Such
being the CASE, it is plain that the Btttrs are
not ony the most r.able stomachic, but an
cladicant Of til, ST diseases of the liver bowels
and kidneys which cunJaminue the springs OF
life
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-08-13
-----------s--
CHEROKEE DOTS.

A large attendance of the farm
ers at co"rt last week. The follow
ing lawyers were serving their eli
ents Geo. n Lester, Judge W. NJ.
Sessions, VIM. Phillips, ard Vim. d.
Anderson, Marietta ; Vim. II. Day
and VIM. Simmons, Jasper; R. H.
Field, Gainesville local bar, j. K.
Brown, J. O. Dowda, Vim. A. Teas
ley, G. W. Hendrix and Marcus II.
Field.
Our friends, Ben f. Payne and
Jas. L. Vincent, Of Cherokee, were
admitted to the bar. They are two
CT our rising young men and we hope
they will 90 up higher,
Our county Ordinary, Judge
II. NJ. lIammett, of Marietta, WAS
also admitted to the legal profession.
Success to him, hoping he will have
numerous clients aud gain all his
cases.
A large Railroad meeting was
held at the Court House on Wednes.
day and it was unanimously resolv>
ed that the citizens of Cherokee
would have a rousing mass meeting
and basket dinner, at Canton on Tie
10Th September, in honor Of the
glorious event for which the citizens
have 81 long, zealously and earnest
" worked for, TO wit: the compile
ton of the grade on Marietta & n
q. Railroad to Canton, which will
certainly happen before that time.
J he citizens of Pickens, Gilmer,
Fannin, Towns, Cobb, Ducktown,
Tenn and Murphy, n. C.-every
body invited. Gravel train accom>
modations free.
The court house was crowded
on Thursday to hear Col. I. J
Smith, Master State Grange, and
General Colqnitt, on agriculture
They wanted the farmers to 60 for
Georgia hoecake, Georgia bacon,
and Georgia everything Their
speeches will do much good in this
section.
The Primitive Baptist Associa-
ton conveoes at Pine Knob Church
on Wednesday.
Camp meeting at Steer Head
camp ground commenced Thursday
night.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-08-13
LOOKOUT

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Y paper means that your subscrip-
Ntion to the JOURNAL. is out or un-
paid, and that you are requested
to pay up at once. 1t is the cheap
est and most convenient way we
have of letting yoa know it. We
would take great pleasure in extend
ing credit to our friends and patrons,
but cash alone will pay expenses,
and we are forced to adhere to a
strict cash rule. We hope you will
good naturally comprehend and APP
preciate the necessity of such a
course, and renew your subscription
and pay your arrears without de-
lay We solicit your favor.
We enter no new names on our
books without the money in advance.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-08-13
The Weather and Crops

THERE is a dry streak running
east and west through this county,
taking in Marietta and reaching 10
Lost Mountain, that has had very
little rain, and the result is, corn and
cotton are whitening, In other por
tons of the county the crops are
not suffering 50 much, as frequent
rains have fallen. We hear various
complaints of drouih, and we fear
many farmers will not make as good
crops as they fist expected, A
good rair, however fell on Wednes-
day evening which will help matters
very much.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-08-13
FOUL PLAY.
Mysterious Death of Mr. James Wiley.

Mysterious Death of Mr. James Wiley.
Mr.. James Wiley, a respectable
and inoffensive old gentleman, aged
about 70 years, of Milton county,
came TO such a mysterious death as
to excite investigation. From what
we can learn, Mr.. Wiley, who has
some property, had occasion to leave
his home at the instance of do
nestle trouble with his wife, who is
ia middle aged women, and he went
to his uncle's house to stay. On last
Saturday his father>in law started TO
accompany him to his home, and
shortly after traversing the public
road, they returned to the house, and
in fifteen minutes time, Mr.. Wiley
very unexpectedly died. Prepare
tons were made for his burial. but
a relative demanded a post norton
examination, and Drs. R b Ander
son, L. G. Greer and Stanford, in
theic investigation, discovered three
bruised prints on the breast of The
deceased, apparently made with a
boot heel, and on removing his scalp
they found that his skull had been
fractured in one or two places. =
Evidently the old gentleman was
foully dealt with. The case is be-
ing worked up. The whole affair
occurred near Roswell, just across
the line, in Milton county, and some
feeling is excited.