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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-10-13
Dental Notice.

take pleasure in announcing to my friends
and patrons of Cobb aud adjoining counties,
that | have formed partnership with A. Rey
noids Jr., a young man Of great personal
worth. high morals, energetic and genius,
who will always be on hand, which will enable
ne 10 wall on all who may come from a dis
lance without an appointment, which l have
not been able to do heretofore. We will be
found constantly at our new office on the West
side Of the square, in the New Building, over
Net latchy's store We have supplied our
selves with new operative chairs tie best in
thu market making the operation Of filling
teeth comparatively easy to both operator and
and patient We ALEC extract teeth without
pain by the Use Of the Nitrous Oxid, and insert
new ones on the most reasonable terms. We
invite all to give Us a call
Very Respectfully,
j. c. GREER.
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PAULDINe HEARD FROM.


From Mr.. G.. w. Foote, Of Dallas,
we learn that Gray, regular nominee
for representative, was elected in
Paulding, over the heads of one rad>
ical and one Independent. Ragsdale
beat BeaIl twenty seven votes 10 that
county, which we think secures his
election over the nominee. Mr..
Foote further informed us that there
was but one man of any influence in
tina. county for FELTON,. Mr. w. G.
Mathews, Felton's nephew, aud his
ardent supporter in the last race, is
now heartily for Dabney, and works
ing like Trojan for him. Mr.. Foote
stated that he had an interview with
Mr.. Florence, of Powder SPRING.,
and Florence told him that Cobb was
rapidly changing from FELTON, to
Dabney. He heard Dabney speak
at Marietta las. Tuesday, and said
himself, together with many others,
who voted for FELTON, before, and who
up to that day were for him this
time, arose from their seats and de-
cIared that they could not vote
against that man, Col. Dabney !!
Mr.. Florence is an influential cit
izen of Cobb, and his opinion now is
that Col. Dabney stands a good
chance to carry the county. From
every quarter the news.is encourag-
ing and the prospect for grand tri-
umph by the organized democracy,
in November brightens daily. How>
ever, we must not allow these glow
ing reports to lesson our zeal or cool
our ardOr; on the contrary, let it
inspire us with hope, and cause US
to work the harder. Ceda'tOWD EcN
press.
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BIG BARBECUE.
A Grand Rally of the Democracy of
Cobb, 4

A Grand Rally Of the Democracy o
The Democratic Club, Of Mariet
ia, at their last meeting, decided t
have Barbecue at Glover's Grove
near Marietta, Saturday, AOctobel
18th, and appointed the following
Committee to solicit contribution
for said barbecue:
RoswELL-Col. J. w. Robertson
and C. A. Dunwody.
GRIrrER S. r. McClesky aud J
b. Black well.
MERlTs-T. A. Gober and d. S
Black we'll.
Big SHANTY-I. B. Kendrick, G
NJ. Lacy and Judge Carrie.
ACwoRTH-Dr. HUMPHREYS, Z. L
Litchfeld and A. NJ. Northcutt.
OREGoN-D. N. McEarhern and
w. H. Jackson.
POWDER SpRINGs-E. Fl. Lindley
c. Ii. Anderson and A. c. Mcin'
tosh.
CoxEs B. Howell, S. B. Love.
LEMONS DIR. N. n Gober, J. V
Stanbach, and J. C. Moore.
The following Committee of Ar
raugements will receive all contribu.
tons and give any information dc
sired
DIR. G. w. CleIand, Geo. N. Les
ter, Fl. S. Anderson, j. P. Leaks,
j. R Tucker, j. J Hunt, j. II. BOs'
ton, DR.. j. C. Greer, G. Mansfield
DR., f. j. Seize, 7. H. Moore, Willie
Banks, w. NJ. Lewis, aud B. J
Handy.
The following Executive Commit
tee was appointed to procure dis
tinguished speakers for the occ's-
ion:
w. P. MeCIatchy, Chairman,
Prof. Chas. Lane, H. NJ. HAmmett,
w. S. N. Neal, H. S. Anderson,
|. w. Waddell, w. f. Groves, and
S. R. Atkinson. e
Let the uuterrifed Democracy Of
Cobb rally as one man to the stan~
dard of Tilden, Hendricks and DAb>
ney. Good government and honest
rulers are the objects to be attained
and to secure these every true dem
ocrat in Cobb is expected to do his
duty.
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Murder Will Out.

A few years ago August Flower was dlscov
cred 10 be- a certain cure for Dsppsia and Law
or complaint, few thin Dyspeptics made known
10 their friends how easily and quickly they had
bee,. cured by its uss. The greet merits OF
GklRNs AUGUST FLOWER became hrrslrd
through the county by one sufferer to another,
until. wthput advertising. lis sale has become
immense, Druggists in EVERY TOWN in the
United States are seiliugit No person suffer
NJ with Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Cos
tivrness, palpiaiion Of the Heart, indigestion,
low spirits. etc can lake three doses without
relief Go to your Druggists WM Roof and
q. W. WILLIAMS and get bottle fOr - cents
and try il. Sample bottles 10 cents.
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Remember This.

Now is the time of the year for Pneumonia,
Lung Fever. Coughs, Colds, and fatal results
Of predisposition TO Consumption and other
Throat and Lung Disease BoscHEEs GER,
MAN SYRUP has been used in this neigilborhood
for the past two or three years without single
failure To cure If you have not used this med
cinr yourself go TO your Druggists VIM
R0oT and G. w WILLIAMS and ask them OF
its wonderful success among their customers.
Two doses will relieve the wors' 'ase. If you
have no faith in any medicine. just buy Sam
pIe Bottle Of Boschee's German Syrup for IL
cents and try it, Regular size Bottle 70 cents
Don't neglect cough TO save IS cents.
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BY Virtue of ali order Of the Court OF Or'ii-
nary OF Cobb County, wi'l be sold brtore the
court House door at Marietta, b.tween the le
cal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday in No
y,mber next. the following rea estate TO wit
Lots of Land Nos g75, f02I 1922 aud north
half Of 1852, in the 18th District and I'd section
Cobb County. containing in the aggregate lao
acres, more or l-ss sold as the property OF
Bennett Moab, late Of said county decreased
and sold Tor the benefit OF the heirs of said de-
ceased. Terms one half cash, balance twelve
months with per cent inierest-bond given
for titles This Oct. 9th, 1876.
JOHN NJ. DORSEY, Admir-.
printers fee 81 COZ
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corrected Weekly by our Merchants. ]

FINANCIAL Gold buying atSl .O7. selling
at $l10 Silver-5uying at par, selling at
par Exchange at par, selling / pre-
MUM. Money commands II to per cent.
COTTON 10 9icts.
GRAIN.--Ws quote new corn so cts.
WheatSl 20. Oats 90 a 70.-Ryt $l.2OaSl 80
= DRIED FRUIT-Apples 4 to s. Peaches
peaed III, unpealed 81 to Gt Pears l5cts.
SEED We quote clover at $3.50 to so
per bushel. Blue Grass at $50 per bushel.
FLOUR.-From Sc 90 to s. So
MEAL. 7Octs.
BULKMEAT l1allt cts. psr pound.
LARD. We quote buckets, 16s; cans and
terces, l6S
GROCERIES We quote Sugars Crush
ed, Granulat, d and Powdered Ia. For extra
C nv Brown 10. Tallow, 8. Liverpool
| salt, 81 co. Virginia salt 81 90. Candles
tulweigbts 25. Ginger 40 Spice40. Pepper
80 40. Starch TO- Rice 10 for tierces
Java Coffee 80 a 40 Rio 25a27t. New
Orleans syrup IS. Molasses-40 Cheese,
factory 20. Peas LOO LIS.
FISH-Mackerel, No. Ezra shore, per
bbls 5000; No. l, Extrs shore per half bbls,
$500; No. |, per. bbls. $l550; No. =, per
halfbbls. 80; No 3, per 6bs 1900; No 3,
per half hhls. 700; No. l, Extra shore per kits
$300 No. l, Bay per kits ,. % No. ,, Large
per kits 200; No. g. Large per kits 15O.
COUNTRY PRODUCE buying prices from
wagons Eggs l23a Is cts, chickens Is a 20 cts.
country butter 20 to 25; Tennessee butter
30 to 70.
FACTORY GOODs.-7.8 shirling It "A
sheeting ~ cents, Factory yarn, 100 pen
Bunch; Prints 81 ait Bleach shrtings, 5 a;
IL; Jeans. ~ AIS Concord Jeans, IS.
LINES bushel barrel 81 Isl bush
81 barrel IT'S.
NAHs.-Per ksg, lOd $3.50; Sd, 81 75
cd, $500; Id, S57h; fine, So - finishing, diff
erent kinds Of corresponding numbers, 75c on
above prices
IRON.-Tire l 3 inches to by l1-2 /!
smaller sizes 50cls advance. Rod; lie. Axes
! Collins $l4 %. Shoves, Ames', 81 90
Rolands Sl5 %; Stones sl3 80. Solid cast
steel K. X. Ia. Coffee mils s. 75al0 90. Cast
steel 2jc springs 81 axles I0all, sad iron
/ 8; horse shoe nails 25a;jj | b Hames $40 90
MISCELLANEOUS from stores
| Table Peas SIPS Onions, $3.50.
~LEATHER--Cal skins-Domestic $39a44
per dozen; French $45s66. Harness leather
3sa45c per pound; sole leather, heuloek, pa
35t oak 4Oac45, split Acc; kips, country 81
a6D pei pound.
| HARDWARE.-Ho llOwware, Savery's &c
Betting 20 per cent off list. Fairbanks scales
list net Manila rope25 Cotton 25c; Juts
Ice; Cotton cards S. W per dozen. Axle
grease S21 90 per gross. Picks, common, III
steel 10; mattoeks lot axshelVes - 70 PEI
dozen.
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CURRENT DOTS.

Mr.. Massey is sick this week.
A beau is the proper adjunct to
the matrimonial tie.
-MCCLATCHY has big lol OF Cheese.
C G. Leske & Co. are selling BAgying
and Ties cheaper than any other 6rm.
sickness had impaired his
health" said a Wisconsin editor,
which led a rival to remark Eyes,
it often has that effect"
-LryEREoor Sab aud Lime a, Boston a
Hunts
-FRKsH Mackerel Of July catch, and extra
cream cheese, at A. b. Gilbert's.
TIE drivers Of the city horse cars
are a careless set of fellows. They
can never stop car without break
ing the wheels every time.
-MCCLArcHY has complete stock, and
can sell heap Of goods for little money.
-vARNIsHEs below Atlanta priees, at! vii.
liam's Drug Store.
SAMRo dies bard. The Macon
Telegraph tails of "a wounded ne
gro chicken thief" with six bullets
in him, who is "sIowly improving"
Extra Cream Cheese 2Octs. Cans of
Tomatoes 25cts. Salmon 25cts. Oysters and
other canned goods al similar prices al Boston
d Hunts.
60 to g. G. Leake & Co.'S and get some of
the extra nice Breakfast Bacon.
Chestnuts and saussges are now
getting ripe, and those accommodate
ing little boys that fall out of trees
and break their backs, or lose twelve
or thirteen fingers in the meat cutter,
will please let this Office know imme>
diately.
Canned Tomatoes Salmon, Sc. for sale
at A. b. Gilberts store, very cheap
-CHoIcE Candies at McC latchy's all fresh,
Coco AID Chocolate at ACClatohy's fresh.
G G. Lsake Il Co. have splendid article
of Dried Beef
WOMAN, maids, misses and female
servants have oil grasped the unusu-
ally long finger of fashion which
points to red trimmings as ''the
thing" Aud 90 we see them with
Red ribbons round their waists.
Red ribbons in their hair,
Red ribbons to their tastes, aE
Pinned to Them eyeEywhefs
--IF you want fiDe svaristies OF Wheat and
! Rust Proof Oats Seed. call on L. G.. g. W. G.
! MCCLELLAN, as they at considerable expense
have arrangements made TO supply those who
| call on them.
CHOICE Extra Shore Mackereli at Boston
& Huuts.-Try them.
Now that the air is tinged with a
shade of GOODNESS, and the departing
swallows give portent of approaching
winter, the wesry dweIIer ats down
to brood over the sad lessons of life,
aud to cogitate upon where that ne "
winter suit Of clothes is coming from,
and whether the old ones can be
dyed. . fgcts -a
A splendid lot Of Coffee, Sugar, Rice &C.,
at A. b GiOerIs
A car load offresh Liinejust received al
AcClatchy's
! WISH to call zttentionfto my large stock o.
Lamps. particularly the Brass Safety Lamp
| which am selling of below cost.
6; w. WILLIAMS.
| yellow Fever in Savannah and
Brunswick is abatiug. Small pox
| has appeared 10 Savannah also.
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For Sale by
WILLIAM ROOT.
To shake or not to Shake i?

Ave. that is the question. Is it better to
ouiv4r from head to foot in the paroxysms OF
fever aud ague, or to Danish the atrooious dis
ease by a course of that standard ant'-feb' lie
remedy, Hostetters Bilters. There cannot be
much doubt as to the response of the malaria
stricken 10 this inquiry. From every locality
on this continent whose inhabitants are torment
ed with the shivering plague comes an lncreas,
ing demand for the ouly genuine preventive and
eradicant of malaria provided by science. The
denzens OF fever aud ague districts well know
how utterly inadequate to do more than give a
briefrespite are the so called remedies OF the
faculty. Quinine. arsenic, bismu'h what ar,
those but poisonous palIiatyes. which cease al
ter a time to produce any beneficial effect what
ever, and it persisted in wreak irrrparaoie mis-
chief upon the system' Everywhere they are
being abandoned by intelligent persons, and
that genuine vegetable specific Tor intermittent
and remittent disease, Hostetter's BIters, sub
stituted in their place.
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Public School Notice.

Be it Resolved, That the Public Schools Of
the county for the next year be taught the en-
suing Winter and that those communities thai
want hem he requested 10 prepare suitable
houses by the first Of December next. By or
der OF the Board.
Z. /. LIrCHFiELp, Pres.
/ will be in my office from the 10th TO th'
2l=t inst to receive teachers reports and Gloss
out the business Of the year.
IT BURKHALTER, C. S. Com
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LOCAL ITEMS.

OLD John Robinson's circus
will be here next Tuesday, II 9TH
inst, lie has achieved a reputation
as show man unexcelIed by any
one connected with the business =
He comes this time with one of the
largest and best he has ever had,
the menagerie having a fine collec-
ton Of animals. The town will be
full of people next Tuesday to see
his magr ifcent street pageant and to
attend his colossal exhibition.
A Charlie Ross" affair occur
red at this place last Saturday night.
A colored man and his wife abduct>
ed three year old negro child from
it's mother and departed towards
Atlanta. The mother was in great
grief and was making efforts to re-
cover it.
The "falI' season evidently has
arrived. Our young friend, W. E.
Gilbert, laboring under some kind of
a happy hal lt'cy-nation, left Onr city
last Monday morning for Mss issip>
pi. There is no doubt in our mind
but what he had serious intentions of
committing matrimony. His many
friends here will watch his return
with anxiety.
Mrs. +. F. Anderson has just
received one of the most elegant and
magnificent assortments of Millinery
and Fancy Goods that it has ever
been her good pleasure to show to
her friends and many customers. -
She selected her stock North in per-
son and for the latest and prettiest
novelties she has shown good taste.
Read advertisement aud call and see
her.
-TnE Grand Lodge, l. 0. G. T.,
meets at West Point oath inst. The
friends OF Mr.. W. O. II. Shepard, of
this place, have placed him forward
as candidate for Grand Secretary.
He has been endorsed by the coun>
ty grand lodge and his own lodge,
each recommending him to the sup
port of the Grand Lodge. Our per-
sonal knowledge .of Mr.. Shepard's
qualifications, integrity and fidelity,
prompts us to join in the recommen
dation for his election. The Grand
Lodge ,uId not do better than to
bestow so worthy an office upon so
worthy a gentleman.
Ma. r. NJ. Mitchell, Of Acworth,
ia the gentleman who gave Brewster
his information, but says he did not
say that General Gordon said what
Brewster said he said, but it was
"suppo.ed' he said what is alleged
he said. but did not say Mr.. Mitch>
ell in his jocular style merely said
Another county heard from, Cor
don for FELTON," and Brewster eager
to get an item to "help his sinking
cause" slapped it into bis paper
that Gen. Gordon was for Felton,
Bat we will excuse you this time,
Brewster drowning men will catch
at straws.1
j. j. HUNT, the nominee for
Ordinary, is young and promising
lawyer, fully competent to I'LL the Of
flee, and personally as clever
as anybody. His high moral
character is abov c reproach. His
success is somewhat remarkable,
considering the power and influence
of the other candidates. Griffin
News MIR. Hunt vas formerly
Marietta boy and the honor could not
have been bestowed on a nobler fel>
low.
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TRoT EN- OUT.

A Free Fight and an Open Race.
Whereas, The democratic voters
of Cobb county seem to be irrecOn>
cilabIy divided as to the method Of
selecting democratic candidates for
county offices. many being opposed
to what ia called the convention sys-
TEN, and many believing that the
primary system is subject to abuses
and evils:
Therefore, whilst we do not favor
what are called "scrub>races' and
do not intend our present action as a
precedent in the future; yet to
avoid division of our party at this
particular time. we the Executive
Committee OF Cobb county do here
by,
Resolve, That we will not recon
mend nomination for county Off
GERS, by either of the methods afOre>
said, but will leave every citizen
who desires to do so FREQ to become
a candidate directly before the peo>
pie, and let them select their officers
at the ballot>box on the day of the
election.
Resolved, I'd, That these resolu-
tions be published in the MARIETTA
JOURNAL and Acworth Advocate.
[Signed;] d. N McEarhern, j.
P Bowen, E. H. Lindley, T. A
Gober, G. B Chastain. F. N. Cow
an, W. P. McClatchy, w. P. Har>
den.
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Collision

A freight train following run into
the "goober" passenger train, yes
terday morning, near ChattahOOchee
river, killing one man and wOunding
Hon. E. H. Liudlsy, Of this county.
We did not hear further particulars.
LATER-Mr. LindIey is dead.
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Marietta Democratic Club.

The Democratic Club" recently
organized in Marietta, elected W. F.
Groves, President; DR.. E. ]. Seize
and H. B. Wallace, Vice Presidents ;
w. S. N. Neal, Secretary and Treas
urer, and Prof. Geo f. Gcber, A. l..
Branham and 5. R. Atkinson, FL
nance Committee. The object of
the Club is to maintain democratic
organization and promote and dis
seminate sound democratic doctrine,
and advocate the triumphant cleo
ton of Tilden, Hendricks and Dabe
ney, the nominees of the Democrat
ic party. All democrats of like Po-
liticaI faith, purposes and principles
are cordially invited to attend and
cooperate with the Club, which
meets to night, friday at Z o'clock
at the Court House.
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An Address Tonight.

The Hon. Hamilton Yancey, cleo
tor for Tilden and Hendricks ticket,
will address the citizens of Marietta
at the Court House to>night, (Fri
day). The ladies especially invited.
The Correct Band will furnish music
for the occasion
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The Best.

Will be found at Williams Drug Store.
simmons Hepatic Compound which i" his
latest Improvement in Medical Science. and has
no connection whatever with his former pre-
parations, but il far superior in every respect
to any Liver Medicine to which his name wa
ever attached being compared solely OF vegrt,
able ingredients The trial Of one bottle viii
satisfy the most incredulOus.
T. Skiing Il SoN.
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FURNITURE ST0R
rhrash's Consumptive Cure.
Flat Shoals. Merriwether Co, Ga,
June Is, 1875.

Flat Shoals Merriwether Co, Ga,
June Is, 1875.
About two weeks ago was called to see Mrs.
Fannie Hartsheld. On arrival was told tnn'
she had been suffering for some time with a eola'
On examination found her with hectic rover
difficult respiration. severe cough, considerable
tenderness over both lungs. aud considerably
emaciated with night sweats. For the time
put her Oh tonic treatment and recommehu"'
thrash Consumptive Cure aud Lung keStorer
a bottle Of which was soon procured and taken
with the best results She has taken two bot
rio. cough disappear ed and much improved 10
general health aud flesh. Her two sisters dy-
Inc with Phthisis Pulmonais Consumption
She had every symptom of the same ! have
heard thu remedy highly recommended by 9th
ers and have no hesilaucy in saving think
il most excellent medicinr for all hung disea'ts
for which it Is recommended.
Respectfully,
J.C. DELAPERrERE, NJ. d.
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THE PLEASURES OF CHILDHOOD

Gh6 RI hA0O0E0 Ok (6AAOoSSN-
From the Burlington Hawkeye.
Oh, the artless prattle of an limos
cent childhood How the sweet
music of their hearts and voices
calm the yeArnings of the sorrow
crowned years of maturity. AT a
happy home, in Burlington, the 9TH
er evening, where the family were
gathered around the tea, table enter
tanning unexpected guests, the fond
mother said to the youngest darling :;
"Weedie, darling, be careful; you
mustn't spill the berries on the ia
bIecIoth." "Taint a tableoloth, "
promptly responded darling, ''its a
Sheet" And late at night, when
the company had gone away, and
that sweet child was standing with
its head nearly where its tear blind
ed eyes occasional glimpses of a
heeting slipper that Auttered in the
air in eccentric gyration, one could
see how early in the stormy years of
this brief life one may begin to suf-
fer for the truth.
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Selling off below cost, my large stock OF
Lap Window Shades. For beauty, durability
and convenience, they are acknowledged tO Re
sasOosssF ~ adj OelI%a& c. w. WILLIAMS.
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Four weeks after date application will be
made to the court OF Ordinary OF Cobb county
for eave TO sell the real estate OF j. w. Moon,
deceased. This Aug Both, 1876.
c. D. MOON,
J. n. MOON,
A3mrAE
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Thomas Tumlin, (Dabney man)
and David Stokely were elected to
the legislature from Barlow county.