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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-10-06
ACWoRTH DOTS.

How busy doth the little beal
improve each shining hour.
J Cotton is rolling in lively now
and our clever merchants are busy
in a pursuit that makes their hearts
happy selling goods.
ALL the Centennial visitors frou
Acwor,h have returned safely, and
am glad to say our Billy didn't gel
lost.
"A protracted meeting is being
conducted at the Baptist church.
Two verdant youths from the
country entered the photographers
tent the other day to "sit" for a
"pictur," but they were so tickled at
the idea of being in town, and haV-
ing the instrument pointed at them,
the artist could not get a likeness
without the grin--at last he tinish>
ed up the pictures "grin" and all.
The people have become so in>
terested in the literary society that
the hall, the society occupies, has
become quite place Of resort on
Friday nights. Many ladies show
their good taste by regular a.ten-
dance.
Col. Wolford's speech created
much warmth in FELTON, circles in
fact what few FELTON, men are here
are about used up.
The singing at the churches is
generally good, but | hear 90 much
bass that the music sounds toW.
i have recorded the names of
several persons already who left this
place for Texas and have returned,
and the latest news is that John Gar
rison, (who had good sense enough
not to sell his land here before look
ing at Texas and trying it awhile
writes that he will start for Acworth
on ffieenth Of November. This
demonstrates the oft repeated truth
tbat most all emigrants from this
State to the West would return if
they had the means.
Double Branch Academy in
Paulding county was blown down in
gale last week. No one in it at
the time.
His name was W. P Turner
and he said he wanted rns to tell the
''paper man" that he had killed a
rattIesnakel four feet long, with II
rsttIes. Now I've done it and his
name will "go sounding down the
corridors of time"
Mr.. Henry O'Shields has link
ed his destiny with that Of Miss Sa-
rah Garrison.
Since my return from an ex-
tended trip, Cressida has expressed
a desire that | relieve her from the
duty of reporting any longer, as it is
more onerous than she expected be-
sides depriving her of some time she
could pleasantly spend with her
we'll I'd call them sweethearts, la
consequence of which, and because
of leisure on accoun, of fortune |
have Just inherited, these dots will
hereafter slip from the pen of
FALsTAFF.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-10-06
Murder VIII Out.

A few years ago August Flower" was discov
cred to be q certain cure for Dyspepsia and Liv-
er complaint, iew thin Dyspeptcs made known
to their friends hcw easily and quickly they had
been eurrd by It's usr. The great merits OF
GREENS AUGUsT FLOwER bscsrne hrraled
through the county by one sufferer TO another.
until. WITHOUT advertising, It's sale has become
immense. Druggists in EVERY TOWN in the
United States are selling il. No person suffer
ng with Sour Stomach Sick Headache, Cos
tivpnes-. palpiiaiion Of the Heart, Indigestion.
low spirits, etc can lake three doses without
rplief. Go to your Druggists WIN. Roof aud
q. W. WILLIAMS AMI get bottle Tor as cents
and try il. Sample bottles 10 celas.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-10-06
CURRENT DOTS.

How dancers are chosen-By
ballet.
-McCLArcHY has big lot OF Cheese.
e. G. Leake Il Co. are selling Bagking
I and Ties cheaper than any other firm
THERE is one thing that don't
mind pinching, aud that is snuff.
-CnoIcE Water Ground Meal and Grits,
| 70cts per bushel at Boston \ Hunts
-McCLArcnY has a complete stock and
can sell heap of goods for li'tle monev.
FREsn-"I wonder why my mouse
tache doesn't grow under my nose as
well as a, the corners of my mouth y
Soph-"Too much shade"
-vARNIsHRs below Atlanta prices, at VIII
liam's Drug Store.
Choice Candies at Nee latchy's all fresh.
-FREsH Mackerel of July catch, and extra
cream cheese, a, A. Il. Gibert's
'Biddy, did you put an egg in the
coffee to settle itY Yes, mum |
pu. in four +; they were so bad had
to use four of them.
Coco and Chocolate at McClatchy's fresh.
&C. G. Leake 4 Co. have a splendid article
Of Dried Beet.
-BosroN N HUN keep always on hand a
ull supply of Family Groceries and Farmers
supplies.
Some men keep savage dogs
around their houses, so that the huns
cry poor who stop to ''get bite"
may get it outside the door.
60 to q. G. Leake 4 Co.'S and get some of
the tx ra nice Breakfast Bacon.
Canned Tomatoes, Salmon &c, for sale
at A. b. Gilberts store, very cheap.
III you want fine varieties OF Wheat and
Rust Proof Oats Seed, call ON l.. C. g. w. c.
MCCLELLAN, as they at considerable expense
have arrangements made to supply those who
call on them.
Ma, did you say that pa was new
er engaged to Miss Sally Snifkins 2
Indignant mother in repIy)-'He,
my dear. He never even looked at
her y Innocent bat persistent child
MAJ if pa had married Miss Sal
lie Snifkins, would | have been red
headed z
A splendid lot of Coffee, Sugar, Rice &c,
AT A. Gilberl's.
Cali at MeClatchys and get fresh Desc
Gated Coconut all ready grated aud ready for
use, 25cts for enough 10 make or Cdstards.
A car load Of fresh Lime just received at
McClatchy's.
A visitor at the Exposition, dining
at a French restaurant, meekly init
mated when his bill was presented |
that his boiled egg contained q
chicken. The polite waiter said |
that he would have the bill correct
ed, and soon returned with a new
bill, upon which the charge of 80 |
cents for eggs had given place to
an item of 80 cents for chicken.
| WISH to call attention 10 my large stock of
Lamps particularly the Brass Safety Lamp,
which am selling off below cost
G. W. WILLIAMS.
For SALE large Stock of Blank Books Sc
lectrd to suit the wants Of every one, at the
Drug Store of DR.. g. w. WILLIAMS.
In few weeks a young lady of
great wealth and personal attractions,
who lives in this city, will be led to
the altar by the man of her choice,
who is an ex penitentiary convict, he
having served for nine years for rob-
bery.-Richmond (Ta.) Wing.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-10-06
no Shake. OF not 70 Shake ?

Aye, that is The question. Is ii better t,
quiver from head to foot in the paroxysms O
fever aud agup or TO Danish the atrocious die
ease by course of that standard anti febiile
Remedy, Hostetter's Blters. 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 slivering plague comes au increas.
ing demand for the oily genuine preventive and
ersdicant of malaria provided by science. The
deuzens Of fever aud agne districts well know
how utterly inadequate TO do more than give a
brief respite ara the so called remedies of the
faculty. Quinine arsenic bismuth what are
those bat poisonous paiatives. which cease al
Ter time 10 produce any beneficial effect what
ever and il persisted in wreak irrrparable mis-
chief upon the system Everywhere they are
b-iue abandoned hy intelligent persons, and
that genuine vegetable specific Tor Intermittent
aud lemitteut disease Hostptter's Bitters, sub
stiluled in their place,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-10-06
Remember This.

Now is the time Of the year for Pneumonia,
Lung Fever. Coughs, Colds and fatal results
Of prrdisposiiion 10 Consumption and other
Throat and Lung Disease BOsCHEE's GER
MAN SYRUP ha- been u~sd in this neighborhood
for the past TWO or three Years without single
failure 10 cure. If you have moi used this m-t-
icin- yourself. 90 To yolr Druggists VIM
RouT -ud 6. w WILLIAMS and ask them OF
lis wonderful SUCCESS among their cust0.ners.
two doses will relieve the wors 'ase II you
have no faith 10 ans medicine Just buy = Sam
pie Bottle Of Bpsche-- German syrup for u
cents aud try 1t. Regular size Bottle IS cents
Don't Begleet cough 70 save 70 cents.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-10-06
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 that
want them be requested TO prepare suitable
houses by the first of December next By or
der OF the Board.
+. L. LrTCHFIELD. Pres.
l will be in my Office from the 10th to the
21st inst 10 receive teachers reports and close
out the business Of the year.
1T. BuRKHALTER, c. s. Com
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-10-06

An Atlanta woman married a
Boston man in Philadelphia the
other day. who left her the next
morning and carried off thirteen
hundred dollars which abe hal plsc
ed 10 his possession.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-10-06
WILLIAM ROOT.

Nor Sale

Will be found at Williams Drug Store.
Summons Hepatic Compound" which ia his
latest improvement in Medical Science. and has
no connection whatever with his former pre-
parations, but is far superior in every respect,
10 any Liver Medicine to which his name was
ever attached. being compared solely OF yegei-
able ingredients. The trial of lone bottle will
satisfy the most ueredulous.
+ S. KING Il SON
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-10-06
Take Notice.

All persons indebted to the Mars
eta JOURNAL are requested to make
payments by the first of November.
We have obligations we must meet.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-10-06
Extract Of Letter Of Rer. Or, Lorie Pierce oj
Sparta, 10 Rec. L. +. DIARIES

Extract Of Letter Of Rer. Or, Lovie Pierce. OF
Sparta, 10 Rec. L. +. DIARIES
Macon, Jan. :, is76.
DEAR Bro DAVIES: Excuse NE for writing
only when ain deeply interested have been
>p 4eehess about two mouths. Could not read
and pray in a family. Had tried many things
Got 40 benefit from any. Since Conference
some one sent me from Americas hottie OF
Thrashs Consumptive Cure and Lung Resrorer.
which have been taking now. his is the 9Th
day, and eau talk now with some ease.
came here, among niher things, 10 supply my
self with this medicine. no druggist here has
ii on sale | musI have H. want you to 60 in
person to Thrash Il Co. show them tn S letter
aud make them send me by express to Sparta,
Ca, two. three or four bottles, with bill ! am
getting on finely.
(Signrd) l.. PIERCE.
Hunt, Rankin Il Lamar Agents, Atlanta, Ga.
For Sale by
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-10-06
CITY AND COUNTY
OH-Hand Local Dots.

Elected
-CoIquitt +!
Phillips and Harden
Fare you-well, Jonathan Jaws
cross
Cobb county stands square up
to organization.
Col. Dabney speaks al Ac>
worth to-day (FridAy).
-Diptheria is prevailing in town
among children.
-Marietta had frost last Friday.
-OvER 1000 bales of cotton has
been received in this market up to
the present time.
Mr.. Hanbnry, of the Dalton
Enterprise, was in our city last Tues
day.
-DAbney is gaining strength all
over the District and lie bound TO be
elected.
MIR. Doc AIexander's house, on
Powder Springs rad, and alliis con
tents, ware burned las; Saturday.
The election news states that
tia Independent, have been beaten
in nearly every comfy.
Tie Marietta police had little
tussle with some naughty Atlanta
boys last Friday night.
Voters, you are either upOIding
the organized Democracy, or fight
ing in the ranks of the disorganizers.
The council proceedings in
another column show that there is
$43G. 80 on hand.
MARIETTA has raised $504.25
for the Brunswick and Savannah
sufferers up to the present time.
-DABNEY's logical and irrefuta>
BILE speech, last Tuesday, won him
friends and votes.
DIED On Thursday night of last
weak. Lulu, agsd 7 years, daughter
of Mr. A W. Y ,rk, of this place.
--ur. w. II. Tucker mas com
menced the erection of new store
building on eastside of the square.
A better explanation is wanted
why D.. FELTON, voted against the
repeal Of the Bankrupt law the
one he gives is "too thin!'
The Smyrnaites will give al
entertainment next Saturday night
for the benefit of the yellow fever
sufferers.
Mn. K. S. Foster, one of the
independent candidates for the Leg
isIature, withdrew from the race last
Friday.
-->omabody purloined Mr. John
Durham's package Of tickets on
Wednesday, leaving him none to
distribute to his friends.
TIE Republicans of the 18th
District held Convention at Carr
tersviIle yesterday to nominate a
Congressman. We don't know the
result.
-John Z. Moscly, Esq, has a
law card in this Issue. He is a
young man of talent and energy and
all business entrusted to bis care will
be promptly attended to.
-DR. FELTON, voted against the
repeal of the Bankrupt law, while
other Georgia Congressman with
equally as good opportunities OF
knowing what was best voted for it's
repeal.
-DABNEY's speech, last Tuesday,
was sufficient evidence to US, that he
is one of the brainest add ablest
men in the district. There was en-
ergy and power in everything be
said.
Times change, Men change
with them, but Principle never,
therefore vote for Dabney, the rep
resentative of the principles Of the
organized Democracy, as supported
By Tilden and Hendricks and Col
quit.
Tue moonlight excursion from
Atlanta last Friday night, for the
benefit of the Brunswick sufferers
was largely attended. The park
was Illuminated and the L ). pos
baud of Atlanta, discoarsed very fine
music. A dance was held at Mich
OILS Hall that night.
-SoME clever Cobb County young
men, on the train going to Atlanta
Tuesday morning, allowed a candy
prize fellow to sharp then out of 1
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-10-06
Earnest call from a Suffering City

To the Citizens and Farmers Of Colt.
You have heard the lamentahle cry OF dis
tress coming up from our afflicted city, Savan-
nah. stricken down with the pestilencs, and
thousand suffering for the necessaries Of life.
Who will come 10 ih-ir helpf Come all who
possibly can, aud give what you can Of meal
-four. butter, chicken, Sc. &c The undrrsgn-
I'd Of Marietta. viii receive your contributions
with pleasure and will express them immediate
" to the authority Of Savannah.
+ DESMEAD. Mayor.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-10-06
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

MARIETTA. Oct. I'd, 1876.
Regular meeting, City Conucil.
Present His Honor, E. Denmead,
Mayor and full board of Aldermen,
except Aid. Cook. Minutes of last
meeting read and adopted.
TREAsUKER's REPORT.
w Gilbert Treasurer, in account with City
Council.l
Sept 4 To amount on hand ....... S54S Il
To receipts during the month $1,000
sIOs9. Al
By disbursements per vouchrr..... 652 80
On hand. -...-..-.....--.-- $3.50. 50
Fifas on hand slG0 Is.
Mayor and Council-Your Marshal since last
report has made IL arrests II of whom were
fined, : discharged and not disposed of;
BIZ Aid Reid Res Owed That The Mayor b.
instructed to employ counsel to aid the Solici-
tor General in prosecuting all persons retailing
spirituous liquors withnlhe Limits Of the city Of
Marietta as violators of the Ordinances Of the
city. Adopted
Salary orders and accounts passed E
Denmead 81 Or salary sJO II held 0d 4r
salary s., 81 L WhiIocl So w + Groves S.;
J Z Brumby s.; l. Cook s.; w + Gilbert
treas S25 G C VIM clerk s37 $50; W l.
Cooper I'm sal as marshal $50; J W Bozemau
3D. ar attending city clock SIS; NJ G Whitloek
l m board city mule $40; G W Williams sta
tionery 4 30 Boston 4 Hunt merchandise
| 81 IS; w l. Cooper, Iusolveut cost and board
prisoners $3.50 Marietta Chair Factory G
police clubs 81 10 l. black. lumber seq
Reid & Granting backsmirhiug $94. 35 Vii
e Groves drays surveying $1,000; W I
Stephens days board prisoner 81 50; Gilber
& Sessions, merchandise, S12 80; w f Gil
bert amount street certificates paid by hin
sl35 20.
Council adjourned to LIST Monday, : o'clock
p. NJ, Oct. next. "
4. DENMEAK, Mayor.
&C. WYNN. Clerk.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-10-06
TERMS OF TREATMENT.

Consultation free
Prescription aud medicine per month, FIVE
dollars. in all chronic cases-Cancers and tu-
mors excepted. Operations on eye, &c, at
very low rates.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-10-06
[For the journal.
DIR. FELTON,.


DR.. FELTON,.
He does aver
That Speaker Kerr.
Once shook him bg the hand
He scraped and bowed,
And spoke aloud.
To make rs understand
He is a whale
Will never fail,
When he left the Ark,
Each democrat
Now think OF that,
Tie whale /. now a shark.
To clinch the bradz.
Appointsd Rads
Pom The hoMe comm tttse,
To gel their vote;
But Hargroyes wrote
We cant some ia
And hel You win,
Independent battles,
Unless for Hayes.
You'll make displays,
Dividing goods and chatiels.'
His River Bill
Trout like il siill,
Improving navigation
For little fish
o what a dish
With Hell Gate" excavation.
The Bankrupt law,
There pick flaw
He voted for that measure.
Against repeal,
Left thieves 10 steal,
Iacuring much disP!rasure.
VOTER.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-10-06

V The foliowing named gentlense"
are authorized agents for the Journal !:
j. B. BARTON, Canton. Chero. Co. Ga.
JAMES PRICE, Ball Ground q
MAI. ED. DANIEL Canton, Chero. Co. Ga.
w. Z. ORR Aeworth, Ga.
W. II. SIMMONS. Jasper, Pickens, Co. Ga.
II. b. GOODWIN, Powder Springs, Ga.
S A. ANDERSON. Travelling Agent.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-10-06

hStEND 25o TO G. p. ROWELL u CO, New
- York for Pamphlet Of 100 pages, contain
ing lists Of 1900 newspapers, aud estimates
.l,o,yiog eust cd advertising.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-11-17
If not Congress Anything

Our standing candidate for Congress Mr.
Francis Miller, after his "Waterloo" 10 this
county and the nomination of Mr.. McComas,
entered into the contest with zeal determined
upon reducing the Democratic majority in old
Montgomery. Failing in this laudable pur-
pose be concluded to Danish Congress from
his aspirations and accept the position of As.
sistant District Attorney in Washington, and
prosecute unfortunate ragamuffins in the Police
Court.
Smell AMI Miller Ye gods look down upon
the majestic scenei Shades of Marshall and
fancy steal from your resting places to view
the inspiring spectacle Gaze upon the illus
trions Miller the fire Of Indignation flashing
from his eyes and his countenance aflame with
wrath huring with all the mighty force of his
giant Intellect the crushing inveciive at a
covering boot-black and the headed
Smell taking bite from his apple and throw
ing Judicial dignity into his corpulent body
and severity into his tenor voice as he says
Send him down for two months"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-11-17
Letter from Unity.
UNITY. Noremher l4th. ,zf

UNITY, november l4ln, 10.
Mr., Editor This village, we are proud to
say, cast its vote solid for Tilden, Hendricks,
Walsh and Reform, and this aided materially
in rescuing old Cracklin from Radical domi-
nation.
We call we call thee back,
And suns of many constellation bright
Shall weave the waves of their illuming light
Ger thy returning track
Our village was the special object few
years ago of The direful spleen of pair Of
"Tongs" belonging to one Creswell, and we
now rejoice in the fact that the s'Tongsn went
back to the Custom House, on the morning
after the election, with woeful sadness in his
heart Fearful frown upon his brow, and a
wall of anguish npon his lips, which has since
increased TO groan and a shrek. We help
ed to unjoint the "Tongs"
The neighboring Democracy came forth in
round numbers Friday night last, to assist in
the unwilling of several cords of wood, sur
mounted by a tar-barrel and several coal-oi-
barrels AS the lurid flames licked the chill
air of The bright November night il reminded
us OF the 'sulphurous contests" of "a certain
fearful chasm in the neither world, wherein
the soul OF old John Brown lies sputtering,
and which anxiously awaits all the Chamber
lains, Caseys, Kelloggs, Packards, Belknaps
Bahcocks and out of which all the 'sTongs
made in the Custom House by Creswell with a
bloody-shirt on can never pay them one bar
ley corn. Such exultation was never before
had in this region; the glad shouts of the
jubilant Democrats making the welkin ring
until the hush of midnight closed the most
enthusiastic, hilarious and best hnmored rat
ification meeting ever known in This section
of country. And we were glad, really glad
that corruplioDists had been dismayed glad
that the arch enemies Of The Republic had been
fntIA A rrIn Nt..s
government to children; glad that Walsh
had been reelected glad that old Cracklin
had been redeemed; glad that we had so much
good cider. SPECTATOR.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-11-17
A Catalogue of Falsehoods.

We find in the Baltimore American OF the
I4lh communication sent from liarerstown
and written by one Of the suspicious gentle
men (?) who made an investigating trip TO our
town TO discover the imaginary s'npendous
frauds that lurked in our ballot-boXes, coz
tanning the most deliberate, wiiinii and malt
clous falsehoods that ever emanaied from de-
PRAYED and despicable mind. The. writer al
Ter having played his part in the impairment
scrutiny and recount of our ballots, and dis
covered that iheY were not tainted with fraud,
gra'lhes ms pelty spite ana chagfin oy Issuing
vile and infamous SANDER upon the people
OF our Town, Gaining them Rockville row
dies q" II they received any rough treatment
at the hands OF our peoPe-which we deny
emphaticaily-ii was nothing more thnn 'hey
deserved coming WIN tue purpose they uiu'
ior II was nothing less than an implied aecnsa-
non that the est'maolc end honorable gentle
men who constituted the Judges. OF election
had perpetrated direct fraud. II was an IN
suit to the people OF our county, and deserved
ehasilsencnt. Not only do we suffer the in
suit above meniioncd, hut 10 Inc commnnica-
ton referred 10 there is direct charge That
Mr.. Whish's majority was fonnd to be eight
lees than the Official reinrns, when 1t is well
known, from their own count and to their
own satisfaction, That his majority was two
more than the oihrial returns Indicated We
pronounce that charge a oald-'nced lie, unsup-
ported by single excuse. After numerous
intermediate iaisehoods' displaying only the
ingenuity OF the writer's ialsiiy, he closes with
series OF charges which must nave been OBJ
famed from some OF our OWE unscrupnlons
h"dlrais. II charges that upon The day o.
election at Rockville negroes were intimidated
aud driven away from the polls, and througl
many Other minor illegal acts, Mr.. Walsh re-
ceived his large majority in this district. The
man that conceived this miserable and palpa
bic lie was created to occupy prominent pc
siion in the Radical party, which is only Sc
cured by adroiiness in stealing peculiarly il
lying and Skill IN fraud II is the more shame
ana disgrace, because he must be resident o
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-11-17

PREPARING FOR THE PoPE's DEATH The
Colonge Gazette publishes report which has
been presented TO the King of Italy By his
ministers regarding the measures to be taken
by the Italian government at the death of his
holiness the Pope. The ministers propose i'm
medately after the Pope's death to occupy
the neighborhood of the Vatican by military
The project of Rome will request certain Papal
officials to assist at viewing the body and
other necessary formalites. If this be refused,
the project will forcibly enter the Vatican ac-
companied by the questor, also by physicians,
notaries and witnesses, who after viewing the
body, will send a certificate of inquest to the
cardinal deacon A seal will be attached to
the furniture in the Pope's departments and
remain so until after the removal of the body.
Alter twenty-four hours the body will be at
the disposal of the clergy. The report also
recommends that the project be instructed,
after viewing the Pope's body, to take pos
session of the most important Papal insignia,
including the fsherman's ring, and deliver
them with the certificate of inquest to the car
dinal deacon.