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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-09-06

There is not a single man who
did Grants dirty work in the SEN
ate of the United States when
Charles Sumner was deposed from
the Senate Committe on Foreign
Relations and the notorious Simon
Cameron placed at the head of the
committee, who is not an ardent
supporter of Hayes.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-09-06
Campaign Notes.

st. Louis Times: 1t must not be
forgotten that the Republicans who
objected to reducing the salaries Of
government clerks ten per cent. for
the benefit of the people have not
scrupled to assess them twenty per
cent. for party purposes.
The Brooklyn Eagle makes out
strong case: The Republican
organs shout for "troops' and the
Democratic party demands "re-
FORM" and there's the difference,
and tells the whole story.
Atseveral recent Democratic bar
becues in Mississippi the negroes
formed very considerable part OF
the attendance. In procession OF
Tilden and Hendricks clubs in
Kinds county five hundred and
twenty-five colored men were in
the line, and one grayhaired veter-
an among them remarked, swell,
our home folks are our only friends
after all" 'd
Harrisburg Patriot Dem.): The
Republican papers have a good
deal to say now-a-days Of ga bare
possibility of Democratic success
in November IL they persist in
making a campaign Of naked false
hoods, thore will not be bare pos
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-09-06

Here Is a case Of prescription of
which the organs have not heard,
nor OF likely to pay any attention
to: A colored man named Henry
Kent was assaulted and shot at in
New Orleans by mob of fifty OF
sixty persons of his own color fol-
no other reason than that he was
Conservative.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-09-06

Clapp, the Government printer,
who was kicked out Of Office for
fraud, by Congress and reinstated
by President Grant, was serenaded
by some Of his workmen lately
and came out for Hayes and Wheel
er and civil service reform. He
failed 10 treat the crowd, however,
~ serenades are 50 frequent in
Washington that the latest vine
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-09-06
State Ticket.

i0' WILLIAM L. WEBER,
of Saginaw.
For Lieutenant Governor,
JULIUS HoUsEMAN,
For Secretary Of State, $500.
GEORGE II. HOUSE,
of 1ngham.
For State Treasurer, -,.,er
of Branch.
''' FREDERICK NJ. HOLLOWAY
of Hilsdale.
For Commissioner of the state Land Office,
CHAUNCY W. GREENE,
For Attorney-Gcneral,
of Manistee.
For Superintendent Of Public instruction,
ZELoTEs TRUEsDEL,
For Member o. the State Board Of Education
JOHN NJ. Is. SILL,
Of Wayne.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-09-06

cellars, supplied by the richest pick
ings and Stealings, grow bare dur
ing q canvass.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-09-06
Congressional.
For President,

For Representative in Congress Eighth District
FRED IL. POTTER,
OF Saginaw.
, 1876-12-21
Clark street, clama her husband is IN Canada;
hciRhbora. say her. husband Is working In ntdlc.

CLARK street, claime her husband is IN Canada;
nsshbor.. AZ s.y her husband Is working In mt'e'
vision street, enys her husband Is atekty and m.
able 10 work: nefehhnFs euT her husband has de-
tcfel hrr: ale has good rooEta; this IL evidently
trick m the lart uf her landlady 70 re- her money
..'El'cn M.om. M. 90 Harmon court; elairvoy-
mt; says she has daughter nt schoof. naanother
Eirl whom Ahc took out Of an Afsixnatton. .honse;
piano; ctalns sho has silver tease gold.ilncd
Riven her by Mrs. Abraham Lincoln, md wouldn't
part with II on that account.
claims sr husband tcsertcd her: learned VA mol
no, but they were see Of druukards and thlcrcs;
man owns farm in Iowa: -.
reos9 rs's M SS Isa, nss ;;9 ps sxss ssss 70, ss @
mpnt; % wom.n ~ sald 1sior wouia set her ro.
llof she would pny him for the trouble. ~
spssS ~. sy No ~ notth lestsa s,a
sSs!ae.e!ss ..pending, most >, .hsis Hing n sno
Dridcwell Mrs. Spccks w0rte than tho gltia."
'Augutta Schulz, No. Mohawk street, owns
house worth $2. 900, s1so los st Humboldt paIk
furnished with pteturts; expecting visitor, she
ten'oscd the pictures aud bc't fntn!tnse to hcu'
"Mrs, Lizx!s Coates, No. 10 South Desptslncs
street; husband In tho Pcntcntlary for man
slaughter: haa two nicely furnished fo0n1s; rents
ono for ST. a month, and pays no rent for tho
"llcntlet.s rlcnche; this woman and family aro
known from p1vlslon strcct to Nickersonvil!c; ro-
lice, noIghbors all say they mrs thtnvne and pros.
itutrB; conductors tay the gtld flte on
their house On Clyhourn avonuc; They kccpa rcgu.
lar house OF lll-fnma; woman owns house md lot
coating 81. 200 cash: saw pol!to taking daughters
so@e 81 Il Ss m St tho
investigation, often involving sescssl Yfslts.
, 1876-12-21
INSURANCE.


The information In Tue TRinuxE Of 1aat Tues
daY that the Chicsgo Board Of Underwriters pro-
poAcs TO abolish tho Fire pntrot, mud that reso'u.
tions looking toward TINT end wore passed at tho
lnrt meeting Of Tho Board. has greatly alarmed tho
busincee-mo aud merchants who appreciate the
.aluo OF tho work performed by tho patrol. Ef-
forts arc being made to induce tho underwriters to
desist from carrying out this mcasurct az tho patrol
WAS . necessity to tho intcrcsts Of the city, and
could not bc spared without doing much harm.
Tho Underwriters, however. scom to DO detcs-
mined not 10 awcryo from tholr coursc, md will
dismiss the patrol unlcss rome modification in
tbe per cent tax matter Is madc. Thoy
claim That they maintain the expensive patrol
a ehaats: i,y maintaining the pntfeI thay losa from
one.quarter to half q million dollars per annnm.
II thore wse no patrol tho rcsopts would BE- that M
esIfy ma;s IT, : insurance - tsn thsI otas;wi:s
IL shis clty compa tsst tas ases sse ss sh snd
tho bus!ncts so dn11 that It y impossible for them
to make both ends meet. The taxee ihey a,c now
2 pcr cent; snpport Of patrol ~ Per cent; State
taxes. per cont; county taxes, per cent: making
s.ssa q ss sy e nsa atsff satss ss A.t
coant Of thc.c hlsh taxes snd tho dn1l business
& the Ssh sss ho 5aa"a "a o9
not make both ends meet. Among thcsc arc men;
toned the Sun Insurance Company OF Cleveland
and tho Manufacturets', Mechanics & Farmers'
Of Hamilton. The Rcsolatc. Commerce, and
Asnsty Insurance Companies. Of Now York, have
There arc mentioned besides some other Now York
companics which arc about to 70 ont Of business
Som' aonp 81 tbs ,sns s.
cit{ talk Of Withdrawing ,frnm this place
II the :. per cent tax II insisted unon. u tho
busincss IL 40 dull that they can hardly make ex-
penace. Tho abscnce 1T large conaagfatlons dur
Ing the last foW years and tho efficiency Of the Fre
Department has rcassurcd business men to such an
extent that nAry In order to Eavc ulpncy do With
out tnsurance, Or inause bat half thclr stock.
, 1876-12-21

h,st ras.s H. o!s ''s ssss
or.bs lilly ss*s beea s prned 4 N e1fes:a
r. ~ Tsf sad e .he .e ss
coSa!r Cerk Iook Goy ,na .!aee ,,nats Ssas;
~ n9t shat yH%r aSa"5s9n 9e j. eff hs sosy
RSs .s4ss e
few fssta concerning TIM Character and tmrotane9G o.
n; sSs ss Il sss 8
n@sv @ TT ,sss"rsa "a. {esbhsa
herman daiiY, tacrtfofofa pubIl.ned ly hm; Tass
ttaen q Mf r sn ssftS dSos
shs cenntJ M 20 s!fcnstion q any moss 10 ". III
ppr;sseanx, ot ysnr hoaof.Sis sody; =, ~. ,,x.
erm.o m they sh9a1a b. g,ssn tor pun.te.; Vt ..
lss !s Z 's e:ss. ss'Sf
sSs ssS en- Il; sS5"s s 'a M
osss ira &c e ss ss
S:1 E Js? S Ssaot.es 4 81: { f'1sa s ssisnas
q Journal fer ihe neHs'19 o 1e.
Nh H. = ;SS; mi
aoy T psr.es, esiTns to pubish yous psoses4nss
German language .4.s 9.9,sT. ses1ease1. Fresdse
Tho foregoing communication viii sttiko the
average taxpayer A. dcctdtdly fair and reasonable.
The nycrments Of Mcssrs: lIeslng and Plst1ch con-
corning the circulation of tho Sfddt zstnHg com.
pared with tfnt OF tho other German papcra In tho
city cannot he succeasfully contradlcted. and. 80
on9 Is It s desirable to pnb1lsh tho proceedings OF
tho Board in the German language. It seoms ami
e%t Ha b. % ist .t G
provided 1t do not entail on the Taxpayers an ex-
ptnditnfc beyond tho benefits accFIlng.
, 1876-12-21
DEATHS,

DEATHS
PECK-At a. M, goth inst; Of parnlysls Of
the brain, Spencer II; Peck. agcd as years.
house :!!2 Seminary Avenue, to Graeulaad.
W Nsw Haven tConn: papers please copy. :.
Henry nnd Eliza McMahou, aged 2years md g
Funeral from rcsidence. 214 West Thirteenth
street, Friday, 22d, ut II n. n', by cars TO
DURLAcIIER-nee. 10, Bella. daughter OF
Adosph and Mary purlacher. agod yoafs and i
KNAPp-At naclne, wis.,, Dec. 10, 1886. Al.
mira Mech. beloved w!fc of Capt. Gilbert Knapp.
U. s: r n, in the 7dth year Of her age, ,-,.-.
son of Daniel and Mari, Markham, aged weeks.
Funeral Dee: =, from house, 20 Hamilton
MURPHY-Dcc. 20, at Q o'clock d. ri., ut No.
8. Bremen street, l1onoFah Margaret Murphy.
daughter OF John Murphy, aged year And
months. -.,
Funeral at II o'clock Thursday morning, from
the residence Of tho parents. BY carriages to Cal.
vary Cemetery.
, 1876-12-21

Tie Committees appontcd by tho Cook County
members uf the Legislature, tho C1tlzcns' Associa
ton, nnd tho Council met for consultation yes
tcrday afternoon over tho eublecs Of tho reyenuG
and other measures Of reform to 10 advocated
during tho coming sessFon. There wcra present
from tho members -clcct to the Legislature Sena-
tors John G. uainca and II. n. Delaney, Repre-
scutatlvcB G. L. Esston, II. ]. Dunno, ]. Il.
Kcdzie, md joseph E. smith; from tho Citizena'
Association, D. L. Sh0ray and ". H. King; and
from the Council, AID. Culleston, MeCsca, and
Daumgartcn.
Tho meeting was called To orde< by Mr. Kedzle,
who iutlmated that they would llke to hear from
ion state1. tNat Mr:. Asthoay. was working
q now Revonue blll. ns hid al.o sssn nj:
tsns, r"H Afas M g. s o k ssd but b b. Eou 81 9s 70
could not. ia fsct-lnterfere. Ala. Gull crson
s's tna II ws p wHs e
Of Mr: Anthony, from Tho fact tint III. Adams had
had great deal Of experience r. the matter Of
amendments in the Vagraut net, md sald ho
sa ana Vasraat f ,ns ,s could b. psesaatod width weef
as sssas :Esfs e 4 e s & y;
;d oe r. ,angsa 70 nE + Within
n n to- To- Insertion That thsfo was sns
biltto fail which observed to pass. and Cook Coun.
nes"befs from the interior d, from Cook Conaty.
| lie also thought Frank Adama could do aomo good
wUrk In tic PREPARATION Of revenue b!ll.
Ill., Sao5sy va. H. favor 81 haylnE several by!
by t. pnast ava aa then a
1aa!n boay. Ths nlni, object was to collect III
back taxes, and 1t involved Questions Of consider
able d!i,!cnlsy to draft bill which should mee
Mf. King advised having tho drafts printed, aus
, 1876-12-21
ANOTHER TEXT,

10 91S HdttH u 3A6 7f1tHHE. =
CHtcAao, Dec. 20.-Tho suggestion that "We
would rather gvo up our child than have It cut In
two, secma to meet with great acceptance among
tho veterans. Let Us hang out anothct ''tnxt for
the times" Whoever goes 10 war IN ,saprott of
either aide ot tho 4ucst!ons now pending vii an!
prteaie aoldltrt of1cors n1hy By plenty, especinl
II IN tho q. NJ, 9. y. and r. N. Departments,
hut IA to tho rank and .nlc. the muakct. carriers,
not Corrorsl'n guard-one prlyatc--by -
VE17nAN ToLtNrEEH
, 1876-12-21
THE COUNTY POOR.

LtOh IAH A0ENA VEE4SG%s
From the Bouth 6fdo B41, from TIM North Side
boz, from the West 61de z, 042,-thcso aFc tho
numbers Of families receiving secf at preaentfEom
Cook County. Some arc down On tho County
Agenta books for nne month, satnc TOT six mouths,
tho average time for which they entitled 10 get
FREQ bread md meat tickets being three months.
Tho Agent'a office on Canal street ls daily bcAcEed
BY hosta Of people c1amoring for Md. 1tr. Dtcden
ssys that never, during his Ave yenss Of olcla cx
pcr[enec, has he been 70 ovcsenn with applica.
&ions. The recent culd weather nlonn has caused
m increase Of osor seventy hve Of these npplica.
tons day
tcrday. Tho long, low, narrow room was crowded
from end 10 end with hulnan beings, presenting
oyery type Of degradation and suilering The coun.
herd runs the entire 'cngth Of tho room. aud par.
Rllcl with this IL u high rA forming apasssEcwhy
through whteh ~ applicants have IT,, to &C.. Ths ,
fssung Tickets 10 Iclete With red tape, ana conse'
qusotly Tho linz q aPpeanss oysst ; s1kow!y 10 a.
limo.
TuH RoUTINR-
''Whnt's your namrf" inquiries the brcad'and.
'Pss1lek Kcarnoy. replies road-ahouldcrcd,
red-faced lr1shman.
'tWhcre do you livo?"
~ lives on Burllng strata"
North Side says The clerk IT, Nofth !, s!ae !.
pages hads tho name Of Ketrney, He slyniact to
tho bFeaa and .mcaE clerk that ~ al right, and
ute Of them, aud passea them out to Patrick. Many
npplIcasona nra made for coa and wood. and ahocs,
Uf courts this does not embrace the whoio for
n.ula Of relief. When now nprE!cans cumes in,
ho ahe s referred 10 clerk having shat depart
No immediate selist i given. There arc, seven
.ssiora connected with the office whose solo duty
t tsn sss ssk u r. , %
The visitor makes = report to t!e tonnty Agent.
no a.sas, whefsH, eF nos 'h' e'0n
'. t'po tha visitors End manY
CAsRH or GREAT DBsTtTUTI0N"
reports and selected TOW from the returns Of tbs
SSs aH VI ,Sis i; SSis: !: 81 Il; i;
faialsals sa In ths houso QUO eonssts Of
liz aoot, oms ehalr. md Iittls tea.ka.tis, IL.
ss " No.
shs l. par!y , in.ans' and lives alone In h''a'
~ 'ASsnrmy Goiietto, Italian. No. East Fou.
toenth stlevt; has been slsk three uonths' fund
'' a,"Fe WneEEe 81 Eeas yS|s; been six month
: III tiis country; and can't Ard any.hlng 70 d."
9 i.S E ~ s yes r. old an
i: :iSs; dssxh!s;, IA Il ''sk To- Two ,s'i:
pue; sidox viii Two children; s.eE; soala u
NQkQtuk 10 AQQad eNt Fu'eAIr
REJECTED ApDKK3HEH.
.'Yon nluat have many applications which II
|. fctuseIi" -..-..
!, ''les; there arc nozs people than you th!a
I who cons hcfc and Try 10 get food, or coal, Q
l. money, when the{ have picntY VI c!thcr. snd A.
! tbls TO eaFn living. There are also many dii
/ reputable characters who TX TO Impose on ~" =.
] vAltnr Waa sure there Mas no ground for relief:
| "Aary !. Hurley, No, u Cherry street; Woma
4 claims her husband does not llss with her; uol9t
\ boss soJ shs aud her hpaband do ltss together N
get drunk fseaaently; shc j. the WORT Il The ~
IT, Husband can xet 500 Z month by working 1t b
trsda; NJ usu 10 xire Them any money, ~ they vi
il squsudeg 1t for Nhfaky."
h ~ Lizzie A9!btd sliAs plAe0s, Ne. 40 Sout
, 1876-12-21
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

There wo,o ee5 prisoners in the iail yesterday.
McCsffrey Is enjoying a1ulet rabblt-hunt on ono
for,,,..,on,, o,,n,x au,bo,,,cd IN. rn,cb,,.
nas dinner.
The Finance Committee Of The Count, Board h..
At ! per cent Of Andrew Foreman banker.
The Eysa.'ca,'ashan quo wsttsato sa.e VII,
como up THIS morning In tho Criminal Court at
but tic Court wss not willing. ~ ' ''''e'
r,o IT,, co,,n,.,,, =, ,,,t,f,,,a,..-o.,o, ,,,n..
ha Vi shePp aaae yesser%ay isa
ehancery bdslnes* bad been e1oFoltant and Illegal.
o adsna n Il
yesterday for tho posltlon Of IIoutpkeeper at tho
shs & seek t. aeo
,:, Ths ons sfss tssaa 3 rs Ssy1 s
P!s;ss u pss;s::eas!" .s SsssSsas'', ''ea @ .
thS aessiment Of she . cause Of pnbte 5nstlee This
11Inr.Lunr. a washsrman from tho Kinpdom Of
Flowers, who had been in jail for soycfal days
bond in iii native chrogsaphy, and il was Ihu dill
Of tho Kind ever taken ii tic crimiual Court.
wssF ths coal. and Il appsafs tho s" Information
tgashca lho e9sa OF ~ ~ w sSa!o .aon ~ the Fly
sell thee goods, aud IN their disputes came tar
nearer getting into = as.t and g9lnK away With
. o naSn ~: fa'
1ttt!e she tcala question.
abo.lr xcrn II III, hstnp ,xo-,tod hv ,n,,,.an..
fop nnsiinns Sn Tbs % sseonI. .baeh ato
urogi"v Snrv rrsn.1 .nI .rn airasHy htrnnsnp ~
fnt,mets thct thnv XIX ~ Il Il ahnns ;cs thnx ad ~
shnw, men th ae ine. q H. snse . ns ~ sang
k.t ~ soniI r. .,fossa @ va GW 1s. aEo
trhu,n emonv hts yricn5" rs.iix Sn T. Ia trnm.
tino'c 1mGns ~ .ttenue. oaMJ, ~ g ~ % .1oI
e!o; Mns!e :. ~ Iaco 40 - constantly pcssegca.
au AIM ~ ~ 70 .,11nt Ill., u" 'es'f 'oe eo
ssant htEln4 " ea!le!e.
, 1876-12-21
INDIANA.
nepoft OF the State Auditor-Ch,ckens ct

Report OF The Btnte Audlt0r-ChIcke1S 6t
al.
Epeetas Di,eafcA to 77s Tribune.
1xplAxAroL.s, Ind. , Dec. 2o.-The Hon. +. b.
Henderson, Auditor Of ststc+ died his anuual re-
port to-day. He csttmates Tho expenditures for
the year ending Oct. 81, 1871 an follows Judicla,
and Executive, s4b1, 900; public 'nstitntons.
educational, Benevolent and penal, S4al, bo1:
!ntorest bonds, including school funds, S4lG Ao;
transfer Of Tho tintY Of assassing the cArltal
stock, Of local corporation, from tho r n; stato
liz further Recommended tic old wny of paying
ta1eA in ono .nstaimcnt fnt.csa Of swo. a. MoW
provided. The fco and snlary net Ii not explctt
made clear In all It's points,
Tho Indiana Poultry Exhibition began to-day
under tho auspices Of thn State Association. Il ls
Of very chotce foFls OF all descriptions. 1ho Ils.
play will be On exhibition three dnys and ", oo0
in premiums will bc bestowed.
, 1876-12-21

HARPER ER-sTEVENs-By tho Rev. Robert Coll
ger, at his residence, Mr.. II. Iarpcr and Miss EN-.
ma Stevens, 1ato OF London. Eng.
E4T Ogdcnsurg papers please copy.
CO0K-liATAEWAY-Dec 10, 1879, at tho
residence Of the b.ldo's uncle, Dr, 9. F. uathc-
Mater, H., and Miss Ada Hathaway, Of Addison,
n. Y. No cards.
Charles II. Reed, Esq, Tuesday evening, Dec. 10,
By tho I,cy. j. D. Jackson. D. D., Mr. J. ".
Griggs, Jr., Of st. Panl and Miss Ruth Bcaraalcy,
of Ehttngo.
, 1876-12-21
THE CITY.


.rnNrr-11Ar ArI1lVQ
GENERAL NEWS
--- ..........
A. william Winter dramatic critic Of tho Now
M,' WHEN. "'"'s.' =. ~ Trsn,n,, lTorsc
fofk 3rlbnnf, suess ~ l"c ,t,.aa n,t.u
This s Tho drat lime he has over visited Ch'eas''
nh. ,.cto,c nj the 1,ev. MIR, Sunderland at Cnsrs
&,.1 H., .~.1,rc wa. sncrrs,. there bcns large
, nnmb.s ' ers'snt erSnt md the subject whs.s IN
Namo, !" being ably handled, and keeping tho houac
n -a.r.
~ 'o@'' =,
Mrs. Mary founkeFs' French !aaS a. years Q.
age, has been missing since Sunday morning sah
frnm her home. No. ia West Lake. ettect, and tho
n,ts. r. Sa,s ih*t snrn ana has takcn auyAntAue Of
H.. .o,tr,ssd .E ,nind and I'D hcr asirny.
~ 80. n,.,.,.,,, ,,., ,,,.
II the young man from tNtsoHMHt IN W. ,t.a33
, 1876-12-21

rus PROPORTION or TUE " "arAArs-zSlruNd.''
On Monday last 1t the regular weekly meeting Of
ths County Comtastonors, tho following co1nuaun!.
cation from ths Gtaats- Zsilung waa presented:
CAlcAao. Dec, Id.-5t th4 HaMoraals liz Hoard af
County Commfsstonars qf tnok c1untp: Thu under.
ssstsi1y: e ~ inlnsi. 5taas. zatssg SenRsays
that the AID Company Il the pfoufctoE of daily nuNA
paper Ut nr&T thttT fears stAad&ax published IN tho
, 1876-12-21
RlltlARHS.

New YnnK, Dec. 10.-Thc ties In tho recent
billiard tournament wcre decided last night.
siosson is In New Orleans, and accepts tho third
prize. Rudo!phe md Joe Dion played gnmo I
Dion in tho 6fty. second inning, ts,.do!phe making
371. Dion mado runs OF 195. 8B, u, and 80.
, 1876-12-21

The sixth regular monthly meeting Of the Chi.
eAgo Electrical Society Will be held this evening at
No. l1s Lasallo street. ]. ". Barrett super.
latendent Chicago Fiss.AlaIm Telegraph, viii
, 1876-12-21

stated that ho had power Of nttornty frcm lead
Ing bns1ncfs men In Danstlo authori.tne him 10
sign thcfr names HecurltIcH for MF. Short or TO
gt7c indemnity for those who did 30.
After counsel had eons ovcr tho law and The
faetA III tho Case, tho Judge decided that tcfena.
ant Ahnul1 he bound over 10 tho Criminal Court IN
the Eun nf Il. tCD
, 1876-12-21
MFnSCHAflM G00DS.

WEH1E1HVM
E. Hoffman, III East Madison street. tho we'll
known importer Of meraehsum goods aud sniokers'
articles has received largo invo!co Of tho nhovo
mentioned goods, which ho will opon this week,
and soli at priccs to suit tho tfnus. Everything
adapted for holiday presents.
, 1876-12-21
EtsRS At AttCTt0N,

EuRS hT AUCTION.
On Saturday morning next, At los Madison street,
William 4. But!cra d Co. will sell without rcacrve
the stock Of city inr.dealcr, embracing full limo
Of tho mott desirable fur goods, Tho salo COM
Mepclpg u II O'Clock.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-07-07
A Health. Pramo.lng stImulant.

t'GysIoiana, who certainly ought to be the
best indge Of such matters, declare that whole
some stimulation is not only desirable, but es-
seniial in many instances. When temporary
good effect Of sound siimulant is confirmed
and rendered permanent, as in the casa o.
Hostettel's Stomach Bit,srs, by she action OF
tonie and altssative principles combined with 1t,
it becomes infinitely more efiicaoious as reno
want Of physical energy and q corrective Of
those conditions OF the body which invite disease
The Bitters ha ge received the emphatic sanction
Of medical men who have observed the effect of
that popular stimulative cordial as a remedy for
weakness, nervousness, dyspepsia, constipation,
inactivity OF the liver, malarious fever, and
many other disorders. Its basis is sound old
rye, the purest liquor known to commerce, end
itself possessing tonic propeTtss 9tna a1ean or
der
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-07-07
Sunday School Convention.

A new era is dawning upon the
religious world-an era of Sunday
Schools.
1t is only in organization that
grand results can be accomplished in
this or any Aeld Of human effort.
We already have state organi~
cation and called upon to organize in
every county Let Cobb look to her
morals as she has been in her mate,
rial development
All Sunday Schools Of the county,
regardless Of sect, are earnestly re-
quested to be represented by two or
more delegates to @ eon7eptiQu ia De
held in Marietta On Saturday, end
day of July, 10 o'clock, A. NJ, for
the purpose of advisement in the
premises. q. n. LESTER,
Vice Pres't 9Th Con Dist.
j. T. BURKHALTER,
County Deputy