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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-10-20

WATERvnLE Mrs Buck, of South Troy.
while here on visit to $. Il. Miller's, one
day last week, made a misstep and sprained
her ankle quite badly.
Our esteemed citizen, and neighbor, Geo.
W. Hulburd, came very near being killed.
one day last week On Tuesday morning he
and his wife started for Nergennes, on a visit
to his brother, Rev. d. p Hulburd. On
their journey, when near the village of vii
llston, dog frightened the horse and Mr..
Hulburd was thrown from the wagon. He
was taken up for dead, but medical assist
ance was soon called and he rallied from his
stupor. For nearly two days he was in a
critical condition but recovered so that on
Friday afternoon he came home. No bones
We're broken, but his internal injuries are
severe. 1t was q narrow escape from instant
death.
On Monday evening Of last week some Of
the members Of the Cambridge Reform Club
held meeting at the Union church in our
village. Joel NJ. Wilcox. Of Jacksonville,
occupied the chair Some excellent remarks
were made by J VI. Wilcox. Jason o. French.
DR.. Il. l.. Flagg, Julius Morse, Mr.. McGinty.
of Cambridge and John NJ. French and
Luke Potter, of Waterville. After the re-
marks this town and Belvidere united in
forming a club called the Waterville and Bel
yidere Reform Club, with the following Off
GERS Luke Potter, President Norman NJ.
Cheney, President V. T. Locke, See. :;
DR.. Chas Corey. Treas. The iron clad pledge
was circulated among the audience and shout
sixty names obtained c. c.
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Me lURf.-lt is stated that Goldsmith
sI Ail has won for her owners in nurses
upon the turi. ~ appearance
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TEA Sunday-schoOl con
t.ra-r was held by the Baptist
.t East Charlotte. on Sun
~. October sch \ golden crown.
."..te lut-, studded by glittering
.-uamcntod hy twelve small
depended above the platform.
central figure. Twelve misses
is were arranged in order back
40 the platform. Each OF
- r repeating an appropriate
scripture. and one or more
Try, handed a small and beau
t-e- o. the superintendent. Deacon
A'r. Who put II IN It's position IN
tsru yne Of the five boys. also
passage Df Scripture. and
'ry handed a letter of silver
tsutaulent. who placed them
rr1Wn forming the name
Tie pastor. Rev. D. lodge.
"Ic scene Tor an ohiect-lesson.
tie 6iug~hlp OF Jesus The ser
interSper-ei with choice sing
raj decorations were abundant.
tasteful. At each corner Of the
stood an elegant pyramid of
three feet high the flowers being
e.t from c. q. pringle garden.
'I-a-'a ty the superintendent, and
"rmhsr- Of the school. Between
'l- ilfimit~ Wa- profu>ion of bouquets
varied designs One Of the pyramids
-i 90 our esteemed Governor.
tN> MEETING The Vermont Woman :
Missions will hold IT. annual meet
dutu-hury on Wednesday. Octo-
M-~ Montgomery. missionary
-l-r-h. Turkey, and Mrs. NJ. b.
Boston. secretary Of the bureau
se, Will be present.
'-aNallN COUNTY Court The franklin
NA Court has discharged the Jury. and
.IA'i 10 November 20. Charles Lee
|. picked lady'- pocket during the
Az. lar. Wa sentenced to three wears in
is State Prison. Peiegrins Michele. an
ee.l.'An tramp. who is under Indictment for
'. the residence of Mrs. Phljo Weeks. in
Adams. last July. was sentenced 10
-',e }ear- IN the State Prison for a sub,e
t. -.n' attempt to burn the jail. the proof
my more conclusive IN the latter case
''ner was left in allegiance.
i.E lURF.-lt is stated that Golasm;,h
- '4 mas Won for her owners in nurses
-Sout $3.50 900 since her first annear ancs
upon the turf pPeaan"'
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IFS J-'-.> Malay evening. October
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Full inc Of lower priced oyercoats ard Ulster
such as Union Beavers, Felts and satinets.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-05-24
BRICK! BRICK! /!

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times well pleased to have persons visit nv
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WATERFOWL, July 9th, 1875. Soma
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Sewing Machines and their Sales.

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MARVIN HUGH[TT,
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w. II. STENNETT,
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-05-24
Chicago & Northwestern Railway,

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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-05-24
Chicago & North Western
RAILWAY.

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Madison, Cheyenne, Omaha, Yankton,
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the
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Buy the WatertoWn Threshing Machine
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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-10-06
DESTINY.

TILDEN is a grey-eyed man of des-
tiny. His defeat is impossible. His
success has been invariable. Just
as we'll may Republicans attempt to
turn back the course Of the planets
as to thwart him on his way to the
White House. The Radical party
will come to the same conclusion
about him the Indian formed of
Washington after he had shot at him
sixteen times at short range with good
ain. After unlimbering and firing
their SANDER gun a few times more,
they will conclude that he is impers
vious. There is nothing mysterious
about it, either. Gov. 1'iIden is sim
ply one Of those calm, cool men OF
genius who is always master Of the
situation, and always so impresses
every body else. Republicans fight
against it. They claim he has blum
dered, but all the time their own
words Disclose the truth that they are
themselves hopelessly within his
grasp, and painfully aware that he
is bearing all things before him,
themselves included.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-10-06

Hon, Emerson Etheridge, of Ten
nessee, in 1865, made use Of the
following language
"Call me Democrat, even Locoto-
co, call me anything you please ex-
cept Radical. for when honest men
are asleep, and when the bat and
the owl are abroad, then do they
meet in secret conclAve to concoct
their schemes OF villainy. and 10 the
morning they may be tracked like
the snail, by the slime they have left
behind them, aud when | become so
low, go debased, as to indOrse or de
fend RadicAlism, may the grass
wither beneath my feet, the woods
deny me shelter, the earth q grave,
the sun her light and heaven her
God"
Now, E,heridge, who gave utter
ance to those remarkable words, is
stumping the State of Tennessee for
Hayes aud Wheeler.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-10-06

Hon. Holm NJ Brinckley, after
exposing the power of the whiskey
ring and enormous Government los
ses thereby, said i;
If the magnitude of these frauds
on the people could one be fully real
lied there would be no more politics
in a cholera mixture. 4 Republican
,eould hasten the destruction Of has
parfy as an o,cner hdStenS to shoot has
own dag as soon as he fndS HIM pos
sessed Of the demon Of hydrQphobIa,
and raging at large IN the community
He doesn't blame the dog, bat he
knows that only miracles can cast
out an evil spirit from dog or party,
and there is nobody TO work one.
There is no help for it-shcotthe dog
"Shoot" the party.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-10-06

PARSoN BRowNLow, til = great Re
publican chief, has this to say about
his party: "Since the war ended, in
several of the Southern States the
ignorant colored officials and white
Adventures, particularly the latter,
have stolen everything that was por-
table. everything that could be car
ried off. The public buildings OF
charity, the Orphan, Blind and In
sane Asylums are LETT, but the means
for their support are wanting. The
buildings would have been stolen,
but the thieves could not put them
in a bank vault or carry them 10
their pockets. The land could not
be carried away, but has been rem
dered worthless by taxation" And
his bead IL Esvsl ca that sab;Set.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-10-06
DABNBY s SPEECH

Hon. VIM. II, Dabney, the Dem>
ocratic nominee for Congress in 9Th
district, aud Hon. Warren Aiken, of
CartersviIIe, delivered speeches at
the Court House last Tuesday. A
very large and enthusiastic crowd
was present, assembled from all
parts Of the county. Col. Dabney's
speech was a mastery effort, calm,
dignifed and eloquent, and was re-
peatedIy applauded. 1t was simply
unanswerable in all its points and
logical in it's conclusions. 1t was
chaste and courteous, free from
abuse and vituperatiOn, calculated
to put all fair-minded men to serious
thought in regard to their political
duties in this crisis of our coun.rys
veal or woe. Col. Dabney Was not
put to the painful necessity of prov
ing he was a democrat; the very
fact that he is the chosen standards
bearer of the organized democracy
was sufficient guarantee Of that fact /;
but he discussed the great political
questions of the day, appealed to the
reason and better judgment OF his
fellow democrats, and not to their
preiudices and passions, likes and
disIikes. And in this, his speech
shone in happy contrast to Rev. Mr.
I elton's characteristic speech deIlv
cred here some weeks ago, who
could not get outside of himself,
above himself or away from himself,
but spoke of himself to the utter ex-
clusion Of every great question OF
national Importance or OF vital con-
Germ to the people. Col. Dabney
did not call any of his fellow demo>
Gratis, who differ with him, las did
Mr.. FELTON,, "poIilical conspirators,"
or compare them to "pirates on the
high seas" or class them as "cor-
ruptionists" and "lricksterS," and as
belonging to rings" and "cliques."
| No, no he didn't do anything of
the kind. He waved no "bloOdy
shirt" for political effect. He treats
ed all with respect and as honorable
gentlemen. He left out self There
was nothing egotistical or demagogN
ical in his speech. 1t was resPlen-
dent with truth, solid and sound.
Ii was admirable in its conception
and powerful in its delivery. 1t
was pointed and pertinent and every
part fit in nicely, we'll jointed and
strong, showing the grand intellect
of a thinking mind and q brainy
head, and the charity and courage
of a christian heart. 1t was lack
ing in nothing, complete as whole
and could not have been improved
upon. We are perfectly willing to
trust him as our Congressman, know
ing full we'll that the best interests
of the people will be safe in his
hands.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-10-06
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION

The Republicans of the 7th dis
trict will meet in Cartersville, on
Thursday next, to nominate a can
didate for Congress. We under
stand that w. II. Webb, Samuel
Sheets, p. NJ. Shelby and w. II
Higgiubolhom are the delegates from
this county. --Rome NeWS, 3rd.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-10-06
STATE ELECTION

The State election last Wednes'
day was a complete Democratic tri-
umph Colquitt's majority is put
down at $4,000, but OF course the
definite vote has not yet been ascer-
tanned. The democrats did not poll
their full strength, being satisfied
before hard that Colquitt would have
a "walk over In November next,
Georgia will give Tilden and Hen
bricks a solid vote.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-10-06

WHEN the Republicans declare
that this is nation they mean
that only members of the Republi>
can party constitute the "natiOn
Nobody else is entitled to the pro
lection of the National Government.
Outside this select fold all are assas-
sins. murderers and traitors. This
is the burden of the Hayes cam
paign speeches, and the people can
Judge whether the men who advo>
cste such doctrines have any pa
triciism or honesty.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-10-06

TIE gaze OF the people of this
country is now centered on Indiana
and Ohio with al interest never be-
fore displayed. The Republicans
have but a few more days within
which to work on the Democratic
accessions. They do not hope to
gain a Democratic vote. They only
hope to hold their own and perpetrate
such frauds as will give them the
States. They have to meet an adyer
sary fully aroused and fully informed
as to all their tricks and arts OF bal
lot box stuttng
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-10-06
H. " HiMMETT. Ord'y.


John G Rulings having applied to b. appoio'
ted Guardian Of the persons Of .Iohn Riding"
William n Rulings. George G. Ridihgs. ana
Sylvester Rulings minors under fourteen year'
Of age. residents Of laid county This il TO cit
al persons concerned to be- aud appear at The
term of the court Of Ordinary TO be held mex
after the expiration of 30 days from The hrs
publication II this notice and show cause, il any
they can. why said John G Rulings should no
BE- entrusted with the Guardianship Of the Ter
sons Of said minors Witness my official sigma
ture. Oct 9th. 1876.
VIII. SIMMONS. Ord'y.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-10-06
To the Toters of CoJ5 County

announce myself candidate for The Office
oi Ordinary sabjec. TO the action Of the Demo
cratic Party. Ny views are hat in our coun-
" elections to I'LL the merely heal Officer, such
as Justices of the Peace Baltic, Clerks Of the
Court Sheriffs, Ordinances, &c., if The people
are lett to their choice, the best men will b.
chosen and party harmony be- best preserved (;
for in such case there can be- no ground for dis
satisfaction with any--but if different views
prevail, shall cht-rfully acquiesee and abide
the nomination.
1T. BURKHALTER.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-10-06

Orcur James A. Garfield to be in
Congress or in the Psnitentiary !"
is the title OF a political tract that is
beng distributed through Garheld's
district in the State of Ohio, by the
"Anti~Tartield Executive Commit
tee The tract gives an account Of
the DeGolyer fraud of Garfield, and
proves by the evidence and by the
law that if Garfield is not yet in the
peni.entiary. it would, nevertheless,
be disgraceful to send bin again To
Congress.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-10-06
Administrator S Sale.

By Virtue OF an order of the Court # Ordi-
nary OF Cobb County, will he sold before the
Court House door in Marietta. between the lr-
gal hours of sale on the first Tuesday in No
v-mb-r next the following real esiat- to-wit ,
Lots Of Land Nos $50 ond 756, and Is acres Of
s73, in the 10Th district and 2ud section Cobb
County. containing in the aggi egate % acres
more or less. Sold - the property of Charity
Hopkins late of said county decreased, for the
benefit OF the heirs and creditors Terms one
half cash and balance in II months bond given
for tillss This Oct. 9th, 1916.
f. H. LINDLEY, Admir-.
lPrintrrs lee & OO(
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-10-06

owe can't trust the Democrats
with the Government exclaimS the
Republican office holders. As the
Government was trusted with the
Democrats for eighty five years of
its existence, and prospered, and
has been well nigh bankrnpted with
only fifteen years of Republican
domiuancy, this distrust seems lit
tie spurious.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-10-06

MORGAN, the Republican candi-
date for Governor of New York, not
only now owns slaves in Cuba,
but during the war he shipped and
sold powder to the Confederate gov
eminent lie was a traitor to his own
government, while protesting loyal
ty, in order to make "much gain"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-10-06
For Ordinary /:


FeN0p CtttZe1s,
announce myself candidate for Ordinary
of Cobb county at he election to be held IN
January next. Your votes are respectfully so
lcited Ii elected will expect TO perform the
du,i-s Of the Office impauially under the law.
with special regard TO economy aud, a. far A.
practicable, retrenchmeBi in county exp ndi
lures and reduction Of taxation propOrtiOnaie
TO the hardness Of the times
c. j SHEPARD.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-10-06

New York Sun: al prefer Re-
publican thief to an honest Demo
era" These were the words recent
" uttered by a Jealous supporter of
Hayes and Morgan in regard to the
present National and State contest.
They strike the Republican key
note Of the campaign with marvel
lous exactness. The Republicans
are conducting the campaign on that
principle.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-10-06

Whereas John A. Bruce, administrator q
James Bruce, represents TO the Court IN his pc
tiion duly filed aud entered on record. that h
has fully administered james Bruce's Esla'r.-
This is to ci'e all persons concerned, kindred
and creditors To- show cause it auy they can
why said administrator should not be dischscg
I'd from his administration and receive l-ite'
Of dj.mis,iou on the first Monday in January
1877. Oct. 9th. l~76
w. Il. Simmons, Ord'y.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-10-06
Administrators Sale.

By Virtue of an order of the Court of Ordi'
nary Of Cobb County, will he sold before the
Count House door ia Marietta on The first Tues
day in November next-I.oi Of Land No. 5b'
and half OF Lot No. 5l7. in the 18th District
and 2nd section Cobb county Sold as the pro-
pertv Of VIM Dabbs late OF said county dec d.,
tor the beretl II the heirs and CREDITORS
Terms cash This Oct. 9th. 1876.
w. T. Hudson, Admir-.