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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-28
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MRS. WARF|ELD'S NEW BOOKS
New Books Just ready, by author of
THE HOUSEHOLD OF BOUVERIE'

"MomfOrt Hail." "Miriam's Memoirs"
"Sea and Shore" "rhe Household OF Bou.
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" Double Wedding The above six New
Books are written by the popular Southern
merly OF Mlssiasi ppl, but now OF Louisville,
KY, aud author of the world WIDE noted
work, 1.-THE Household OF Bouverie," which
IL one OF the best and most extraordinary
novels ever published. The above siA books
are each Issued In one larae duodecimo vol
ume, bound In morocco cloth, full git back
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ple!e set Of the six volumes, put up In neat
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Miscellaneous.
W. +. LYrE. Up. MURPHY.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
Fob SALE.

improved ana unimproved property In
every quarter of the city; also, farms and
farming lands in Dallas and other counties
of Texas.
For rent-Dwellings and business houses in
the city of Dallas. Special attention paid TO
abstracting and perfecting titles and estab.
fishing land claims; also, TO the collecting of
rents, notes and accounts, by
W. +. LYTE G CO.,
Real Estate Agents, Ne, lO5 Damar street.
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NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMERS.

Consisting of twelve five large steamships,
one OF the best and certainly the cheapest
line plying between New York, Great Brit.
ain and Europe. Steerage and cabin, with
railroads tickets, either way, from and 10
Dallas, or round trip tickets. good for one
year. FOR sale by the undersigned. For par.
ticulars, and to see plan OF the steamers cab.
ins, call at our Office, No. 1909 Lamar street.
JangSdtf w. +. Lyle q CO., Agents.
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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-10-20
The Collision

-THE collision of Conductor j.
w. Chambers freight train with
that of Condl ctor Corley's accom>
mediation train, last week, in which
NJ. f. Sawtell, of Tennessee, and
Mr.. L. Il. Lindley, of Powder
Springs, were killed and mangled,
WAS a terrible affair. Mr. W. F..
Groves, of Marietta, gives the fol-
loving statement being on the train
AT the time al IceviIie, station
some FIVE miles from Atlanta, the
train stopped, in order to take on
car loaded with ice, which was
awaiting it there The engine had
cut loose and gone off on side track
for this ice car, the balance If the
train remaining upon the main track
The passenger coach was between a
loaded coal car 10 front, and the con
ductor's car behind. While stand
ing in Ihis position, the alarm was
suddenly spread, that train was
approaching trnm behind Every
body sprang TO their teet in great
panic. All succeeded 10 escaping
but the deceased, a lady aud myself
At the instant of the collision, |
think Mr. >awtell was standing on
the lowest step Of the platform. Mr.,
Lindiey was near the.car door, and |
was behind hln.. Almost minute
elapsed between The alarm and the
collision, The platform was ammed
up against the coat car, and the two
men we're thus caught. One Of Mr.
Llndley q legs was cni completely att
and the other badly shattered. Mr..
Hawtel. was caught higher up and
killed al once 1t was some ten or
fifteen minutes before air. LIndley
was extricated. His cries were ago
nizing. After being released, Mr.
Mr. Llndley lived about an hour"
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THE BABY Is DEAD.

There is a white hstchment owe
the porta "a long streamer of snowy
Grape trails from the muffied bel
knob like film of ghostly morning
mist. We know thai an impalpable
footstep has fallen upon the thresh'
hold that shadowy hand has
knocked on this shrouded door that
the dread visitant, who will not De
denied nor turned away, has entered
here. He has entered and departs
ed; but the yelled mourner, Sorrow,
who ureads solemnly after has stay =
ed behind.
HE ruthless hand has plucked the
white bud of promise that gladdened
the fair garland of household love-
the bud that breathed the yet Unfold
ed perfume of sweet but underlined
hopes that coming years would rlpen
10 fruition. His remorseless foot has
fallen beside this hearthstone-and,
10 the dread footprin. has Followed
little grave, The baby is dead !!
The tiny image, white as sculptured
parisu, lies yondrr in its snowy~llned
sssket, draped in its sporles' fabrics,
and wreathed with the funeral flows
ers. The mother bends with an
guished eyes above the still, small
etiigy of her lost hope, but the baby
is not there Out of her arms aud
out of her life something has gone
that will not return. The sealed lids
will not upIift from happy sleep;
the wondering eyes will search her
face no more. Never again the
chill, soft lips will drain the foun'
tains of her heart. The little, rest
less hands lie still and puseIess, froz-
en- into eternal quit; their silken
touches, vague aud simless as the
south wind, will steal into her bosom
and soothe her WEAKNESS NJ more
She realizes this with all the live.
pulsating agon, of newly bereaved
motherhood, as she leans above the
dainty coffin, and slow, scaIding
tears, wrung from the very tibers of
her brui.hed life, drop one by Que
on the unconscious face.
she holds sprig of hyssop and
nalf blown rosebud in the waxen
hand, and sends them to the Father
az a message and token the sym
bols of her grief and baby's limos
cence: $50 ! | surrender back to
Thee the sui that Thou didst lend
ne unsuIlied, as from Thy hands.
| yield it up in faith and hope ; but,
oh give the child with bite tears
with breaking heart with pass
sionate human woe unutterable y
Aud the days lengthen, the nights
fall, the years go on. She keeps
The key of oaby's casket in her bus
om-the memory of the rospbnd
face within her heart-and life for
her is never again quite what it was
ere baby died !
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-10-20
CAN'T FOLLOW.

MESSRS. EDITORS:-Gen. Tstum
Wofford and Rev. w. H. FELTON,
spoke at the Court House in Marietta
last Saturday and | must say | re
GREETED to see the wilful purpose of
both these gentlemen in trying to in
flame the passions and prejudices of
their audience, and studied denun-
citation of the organized democracy
of this district and all of the districts
in which such an organization exist.
followed the flag of the ''lost cause
and did as good service for the rights
of the South under the leadership OF
Gordon and Lee, as any man and
always fought the enemy in an Tor
gained" company, regiment and
brigade, and found that we could d.
more effective service in "orgaoized
unbroken ranks, than by dividing
and scattering, fer the latter weak
ened our strength.
And even now ia this district, in
this political warfare, | have conti~
dencs in Reorganization as the safest
means that can b. devised to suhdue
radicsism and keep the State in
democratic hands. Gen Wolf RI
was a good soldier, but when he
comes here and advises us to follow
him and FELTON, in their ''independ
ent" guerilla warfare against the
organized democracy | must in al
honesty tell him cannot follow hin
his political leadership in his me"
departure, no more than | can con
sistentIy follow othef rebel general
| in their political eccentricities No
| indeed, | prefer still to follow The
safe couuoelS Of those democratic
leaders. Gordon. Lamar and Dab
ney. The democratic principles are
as dear to my hea and are as eter
nal AS ruth and cannot bel p dis
organizer to ride in 0 office on the
wave of passion and prejudice of th'
people regardless of parry or color
And | think the 1905 white demo
Gratis who stood by Dabney at th'
last election will have sufficiently in
creased IN their numbers 20 rebuke
You at the polls in November 70
your odions comparison Of them ant
their gallant leader to Tweed and hi
heiving pluoderers for il was unjus
and unkind TX ,CONFtD.
BarietLa. Oct 10th.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-10-20
MASKnD BATTERY 4,
A Negro Thief shot Through the
Heart.

A Negro Thief shot Through The
Heart.
MIR. William Thomas, who fivet
about 7 miles below Marietta, has
been missing goods from his store
goods that he would leave in his
store at night would mysteriously
disappear during his absence This
was losing game and Mr.. Tb ,mas
determined to put a stop to 1t. lie
loaded a gun, placed the mnzzle
agains' window that opened by
sliding, then attached one end of a
string to the trigger of the gun ard
the other end to nail in the win
dow On last Friday night, about
10 o'clock, two negro boys, living
in that vicinity, aged respectively
II aud II years, went out to hunt
pine the eldest weot to MIR. Thorn
as store and began working at the
window, the gun fred and the negro
fell dead, shot through the heart
Coroner Grist went out next day
and held al inquest, A verdict in
accordance with the above facts was
rendered.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-10-20
Murder Win Out.

A few wear. ago August Flower was discov-
cred I'D b.. a certain cure for Dyspepsia auh Liy
er G .mpiaiut, few thin De-pepics made know
10 fI.ir friends how pasi and quickly they ha
been cured by its us4. The great merit OF
Gurl.<s AuGUsT FLOWER became hrralr'
through the country by one sufferer to anothrl.
until. withput a v~rli-iug it, sale has becoms
ina,ensp. Druggists ia EVERY TOWN in the
United STATS are -eliogir No person suffer
n. with Sour Stomach, Sick Headache Cos
Inverness. ralpilaiiou Of the Heart indigestion
low spirits. eic. can take three doses without
rrj-i. Got your Druggist. WV. koor and
q. " WILLIAMS and get bottle Tor 70 cents
and try it, Sample bottles 10 cents.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-10-20
CURRENT DOTS.

Trying times Going to the dress
makers
If men would set good examples
they might hatch better habits.
A splendid lot Of Coffee. Sugar, Rice Nc.
at A. b Gibeu's.
A car load fresh Lime just received a
| McCIatchy's.
The true gentleman needs nC
placard to announce his breeding,
the i'll bred man still less.
Coco and Chocolate at McClatchy's fresh
&C G. Leake & Co. have splendid article
Of Dried Beef.
Why is a man who never lays a
wager a regular gambler Because
he is no better.
CHOICE Extra Shore Mackere at Boston
& Hunt's.-Try them.
-Cann4d Tomatoes. salmon, &c. for sale
at A. b. Glberts store, very cheap.
Choice Candies at McClatchys all fresh.
Folly is nauseous to refined
taste, passion contemplate, and big
otry disgusting.
--FREsH Mackerel. of July catch, and extra
cream cheese, at A. b. Gilber's.
-McCLATCHY has big lot of Cheese
C. e Leake & Co are selling Bsgging
and Ties cheaper than any other firm.
We'll, there is something 10 that,
as the man said when he tried to
put on his boot with a kitten it.
-VARNIsHEs below Atlanta prices at VIII
liam's Drug Store.
LIVERPOOL Salt and Lime at Boston &
Hunts.
A d,ctor was asked to dance the
Lancers he declined, but express
ed a willingness to lance the dan>
GERS.
Go to G. g. Lsake & Co.'S and get some of
the ex ia nice Breakfast Bacon.
-MCCLATCHY has a complete stock, and
can sell heap of goods for little mones.
What is the difference between
an accepted and a rejected lover 7
The accepted kisses the Miss, and
the rejected misses the kiss.
EXTRA Cream Cheese 2Octs 3 Cans of
Tomatoes 25cts Salmon 25cts Oysters and
other canned goods al similar prices al Boston
& Hunts.
To spin, to weave to knit and to
sew. was once girls employment !;
but now to dress and catch beau is
all she calls enjoyment.
l WISH to call attention to my large stock of
Lamps particularly the Brass Safety Lamp
which am selling of below cost.
G. w. WILLIAMS.
You never saw my hands as dir>
ty as that, said a petulant mother to
her little girl. No, but your ma
did, I'll bet WAS the reply.
If you want fine varieties of Wheat and
Rust Proof Oats Seed, call on l. c. & W.
MCCLELLAN, as they at considerable expense
have arrangements made to supply those who
call ON them
What is the difference between
The dress of our grandmothers and
our sisters The former wore
pinafores and the latter wear pima
backs,
Call at McClatchy's and get fresh Desc
Gated Cocouut all ready grated aud ready for
use, 25ct- for enough TO make 5 or 6 Custards
why don't you SOW some hair
seed on the top of YOU head, grand
ma ? was the conundrum propound-
ed by five year old recently to the
ancestor
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Remember This.

Now is the time of the year for Pneumonia
Lung Fever. Coughs, Colds, and fatal r"sull'
Of prpdisposirion Ia Consumption and Other
Throat and Lung Disease BosCHEE's GER
MAN SYRUP ha- been uSedin this negh6orhood
for the past TWO or three wears without a sing IL
failure To cure lfyou have not used tins meh
iciur yourself go 10 your DruggEt7 W"
ROOF md G. W WILLIAMS and ask them Of
ms ,yonderfIl success among their custo"er-
two doses will relieve the wors Hse If you
have no faith in any medicine, just buy Sam
ule Boltle Of Boschee's German Syrup for ~
cents aud try it Regular size Bottle % cents.
Don't neglect ,ough t. save - cents.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-10-20
The Cobb County

Sunday School Association will
hid ifs first quarterly meeting at
smyrna, COBB county, on Wednes-
day November 0th, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ.
The subjects to be discussed will
be LIST. The relations OF Sunday
schools TO the church
I'd. How can Sunday schools be
made most effective to secure the
end designed.
Halt fare will be allowed on the
w & A Railroad to smyrna. The
members Of the association. and the
friends of sunday schools generally,
are respectfully invited to attend,
and each and all 10 bring along their
lunch that the whole day may be
given to the business Of the ConvenH
tIon.
D. L. BUTroDPH President.
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Mari alta Market,
corrected Weekly by our Merchants. ]


FINANCIAL.-Gold buying at$l o. selling
Al Sl.10 Slver-5uyin. at par, selling al
par Exehauge-buyinp a. par selling ple-
MUM. Money command II TO , per cent.
COTTON-9 to Diets
GRAIN.--We quote new corn 30 cts.
WheatSi %. Oats 90 10 -Ry. l20aSl 81
DRIED FRUlT-Apple. To ;. Peaches
ppaled l.1 unpeaed 81 TO OF Pears l5"ts.
SEED We quote clover al S9.5n to SO
per bushel Blue Gra's al $3.50 per bu.he.
FLOUR.-From So % to s 80
MEAL, 70cts
BULk MEAT Hall cts. per pound.
LARD. We quote tickets l6s cans and
tierces, l6s
GROCERIES We quote: Sugars Crush
ed, GranHlatt d and Powdered IA. For extra
c l24 Brown 10. TaIlow, g. Liverpool
salt, 81 00 Virginia salt So 90. Candies
tulweig ts %. Ginger 40 Spce40. Pepper
50 40. Starch 10. Rice 10 for tiercer
Java Coffee 80 A. Rio 25a274 New
Orleans syrup 70. Moa-ses-40. Cheese
factory 90. Peas loo .l.25.
FISH .-Mackerel, No. ! Ezra shore, per
bbls $4,000; No. |, Extra shore per. half bbls
S15 co. No. |, per bills. 81 so; No. 2, per
half bbls x 80; No. 3, per bbls 1900; No. 8
per half bbls. 700 No. l, Extra shore per kits
$500; No. l, Bay per kits 2,25; No. ,, Large
per kits : 90; No. 3, Large per kits $50.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.-Buy prices from
wagons Eggs liza Is els, chickens ID ~ cts
country butter 20 to IS; tennessee butter
30 to IS.
FACTORY GOODs.-7-s shirfing It A
sheeling - cents Factory yarn, 100 pei
Bunch Prints 81 All bleach shirtings a
IL Jeans ~ a 10 Concord Jeans Is &.
LINE. B bushpl barrel 81 Is, bush
el barrel l75.
NAILs.-Per key, lod $3.50; I'd, 81 Il
I'd. $500 Id S5.7a; fine, 50 % finishing, diff
erent kinds of corresponding numbers, 75c ~
above prices
IRON-Tire - inches 10 by liz >.
smaller sizes Scots advance. Rod, lie Axe
Collins S14 o. Shoves Aues Sl7 %
Rolaud's $l5 90 Stones $l3 80. Solid cas-
steel K X. Il. Coffee mills SS 73al0 10. Cas-
steel 25c springs 81; axe- l0all sad iron
3: horse shoe NALL 25a.s5 | b Hames So Ot
MISCELLANEOUS.-Reiail from stor--
| Fable Peas 81 % Ouions. Sl.50
! LEATHER Calf skins-Domestir S3ia4i
per dozen; French S45s66. Harness leather
/ 3-a45c per pound: sole leather, hemock, -
33t oak 40ac45, splii-4nc; kips. country =
a60 PEI pound.
HARDWARE -Hollowware, Savery's K
| Betting 20 per cent of last Fairbanks ~cars
| list net Manila rope - Cotton 25c Jut'
l9c: Cotton cards s. 30 per dozen. Axi'
erase 81 90 PER gross. Picks, common Ia
.tsei =: mattock- l-4 axeh~lvs- s. - pei
l"veu.
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The Best.

Will be found at Williams Drug Store.
Summons IIrpatic Compound which Is his
latest IMPROVEMENT ia Medical Sceucr. and ha'
no connection whatever with his former pre-
paralions. but i. far superior in every respect
to any Liver Medicine to which hs name wa
ever attached. being compared solely OF yege.il,,
able ingredients The trial OF one bottle VIII
satisfy the most iucredulous.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-10-20

One of the wildcats IN BArnum 5
great sho~ got loose the other day.
and tried his claws on The face of
the gentle bippopotamus The
beast. not insen-lble to Tie tack OF
his small enemy, opened his hug
mouth aud took him in. Bu' the
keeper saw the movement just in
time to catch the cat by the HAD
leg aud save him from worse fate
than Joush's.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-10-20
Administrator Sale.

BY yiru- Of an order Of tle Court OF Or IT,
nary Of Cobb County. wal BE- sold before tn
O 1.f H,u.e do r. at Marietr4, b' tw.eu the J.
"a, bours of l- ou the first lur-dsy IN M
v.u,per next the following rea estate 10 9H
Lois OF Land No- 81 1921 lO22 aud nort
han OF 1852. in the 18Th Dstricr and I'd reciio
obb County containing ia the aggregate IA
acres moe OF l-s- sold a. tie property
Bennett Noan. late Of said county drc~area
and -nli for the benef' Of the heifs Of said q
c4a-4d terms one halt cash. balance iw-i'
u,onibs with : pr cent rni,Ir-f bud Z SO
f,r tif.eS TIM Dc or a. 8.
JOHN NJ. . ORSEY, Adu'r.
Priutvss fee sT.UO.)
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-10-20

It is understood that Mr. Randall
ha- made memorandum of the mum
Der Of clerks who can be spared tor
forty days during the busiest seas n
OF he year 20 90 home and elections
eer, and that the Confederate Con
gross will NJ expected 10 strike that
rumbyr trcrn the department stats
next December.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-10-20

Second Anniversary Of the Y. M L A
Mr. J, H Lumpkin, of Atlanta,
will deliver lecture at the Court
House, Monday night, October 30th,
1876, on the occasion of the second
anniversary Of the Y. NJ. l.. A
The public are invited TO attend.
w. Z. GROVES. Oh.
G.. F. GuBER,
CHAs. LANE, Com.
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TRko Notice

All persons indebted to the Mari
eta JOURNAL are requested to make
payments by the frat of November
We have obligations we mast meet.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-10-20

Selling off below cost, my large stock OF
Ian Window SHADES. For branty. durability
and convenience. thpy are Acknowledged to he
: merton 10 al Others q. w. "a HIIAMs
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-10-20

FoR SALE large Sick IF Blank Books ~
lected L. suit The wants Of every Que, al lie
Drug Ssprv u Dr. &. W. WILLlANS
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-10-20

Four " eAs after date app lea Ion will be
IN, = to rbe curt Of Ordinary Of Cobb county
70 ear , - me real e-tai- Il J. W. Moon,
d cas- Tn A < OH i-76,
a. y ION
j. y. Mo
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-10-20

D. L. BUTroDPH President.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-10-20
Georgia c bb County /:


Coru4r Raymond and Wiiloughbv SITS RrnoklyH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-10
cor. TILDEN,s AFFLICTION.
The Death Of Ills Eldest Brother at Lebs
non springs, New York.

ALBANY, Sept. 9.-Moses Y. Tilden, the
brother Of Gov. T,den, died at Lebanon Springs
this morning, aged "a. lie had been suffering
from heart disease for several weeks hun had
recently seemed so much easier that his death
this morning was almost unexpected. The Gov.
ernOr received word OF the event to-day. and
Lebanon. The doors Of the Executive mansion
are consequently closed to visitors.
Moses Y. Tilden was three years older than
the Governor, and was the second OF nine chill
dren, Mrs pelton being the first, and Gov Til
the Governor, Mis- Pelton. and Henry A. Tilden.
oses aud Henry rem ined all their lives at the
old home village of the family. Moses never
ente ed public life but once, he having been
elected an Assemblyman in 1869. His record
was exceptionally good. He was one OF small
paud 81 rural Democrats who steadily opposed
weeds famous ring measures, and voted
against he inf imous tax levy
One object to when Mr. lilden was closely
devoted was the building Of a railroad through
Lebanon Springs, and nis y rsistence secured
was at the expense OF "a greatporttou OF hs Tor
tune, and b. the advance Of $2UO.OOO by his
brother. the Governor. which was also pracu'
caliy sunk in the experiment Mr.. Tilden was
DN no means 40 successful IN business as his
brothers. lie was given to ventures th,t proved
more promising In the Inception than the
outcome. In most OF these he was literally
assisted by his brother. ana it Is well known
an ong a few Of Gov. Tilden's close friends tnat
large portion OF the inc Dme which tue Governor
" now charged with undertaking in his income
tax returns was used IN repairing tue losses
Wulch uDvt-e or unfortunate Investments had
made IN the income OF bis brother. MIR. Tildon
leaves widow aud an adopted daughter only.
The Governors intention to receive the peo-
nle OF the State on the 2lst inst. IN the New
YORK building at the Centcnni i may be CHI nged
by tne ue!tn OF his brother, but that Is not posi-
lively stated.