The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-09-29

Go to the polls next Wednes~
day and vote for the nominees.
The sufferers of Brunswick and
Savannah need help Let our peo-
pie respond literally.
-THosE indebted to DR.. g. Ten>
nent will find notice in this issue
in which they are interested.
Rev. E. H. Myers, of the Meth
odist Church, died in Savannah from
the yellow fellow.
TO vote for FELTON,, is to vote
for Hargrove's sugar to the knJe"
against the Democratic party.
The ladies gave supper last
night for the benefit of the Bruins
wick sufferers.
The Kennesaw route, on Nom
day, October 9th, will run an ex-
cursion train from Atlanta to Phila~
deIphia direct In thirty~three hours.
-HoN. John w. Wofforl will ad-
dress the citizens of Cherokee coun>
ty at Canton, on Tuesday, October
Sd. Turn out, Democrats and hear
him.
Mr.. LANE, the mail carrier says
he took the vote last Monday from
Dallas to, and in, Powder Springs,
on to Marietta, and that it stood,
Dabney 70, and FELTON, 20.
TO vote for FELTON,, is to vote for
Hargrove's "alIiance offensive and
defensive" in splitting the demo>
cratic party.
Mn. James Sanges, while at
work at Mr.. A. Howell's gin house,
last Saturday, fell from brick wall,
distance of II feet, bruising his
body and spraiuing one of his wrists.
Nothing serious.
TO vote for Dabney, the DEM
ocratic nominee, is to vote to defeat
Hargrove's "alliance offensive and
defensive"
The election for Governor and
Legislative members take place next
Wednesday. Turn out Democrats
and roll up a rousing democratic
majority for Colquftt. We must
have 10000 majority in the State.
We learn that a young man
by the name of Rufus Richards,
about | 8 years old, while walking
along in the public road, in compa~
ny with his widowed mother, sud
denly fell dead, in Barlow county,
last Monday.
-THE Democratic Executive
Committee for the 9TH Congressional
District, met at Kingston, last Mons
day and permanently organized by
eleccting Col. Thomas R. Jones, of
Whitfield, Chairman, and w. P.
McCIatchy, of Cobb, Secretary.
-"DR. FELTON, does not wish Dab
ney elected, and cannot afford to
let him be, with present surrounds
ings," is the way Zach Hargrove,
the Radical postmaster, puts it, who
seems to be we'll posted in regard to
Felton's "wants"
Hon. w. H. Dabney will ad-
dress the citizens of Marietta at the
Court House next Tuesday. Come
out and hear man speak who will
not have to enter into a labored arr
gument to prove that he is Demo
crat. Hon. Warren Aiken, of Cars
tersvilIe, will address our citizens on
the same occasion.
THE yellow fever is still raging
fearfully in Savannah. Charleston
has had several cases. Brunswick
has over six hundred cases and
many deaths. The business of the
town is all suspended and the desti
tuition and suffering of the town is
great.
Mn. r. Hirsch has just receiv.
ed a tremendous stock of ready
made clothing, boots, shoes, ETC.,
etc., all of which he is determined to
sell at prices so cheap all can buy.
His stock of new furniture is superb.
Call and see Hirsch, and he will fix
you up right.
Col. w. H. Dabney has the
following appointments for next
week: Marietta, Tuesday, OctO
Der 3D.; Roswell, Wednesday, Octo
Der 4th Canton, Thursday, 9th ;
Acworth, Friday, 9th Adairsville,
Saturday, 9Th.