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FuLToAvuls, ILL.,, Nov. ala terrible do.
ntesttc tragedy occurred here to-day, md tho
affair causes tho most Intense excitement iu thh
section Of tho State. Tbs facts, a far ~ ascer
ta1ned, are a. follows' George Ambruster, :
wealthy realesta owner, sitter an absence Of
several days from home, suddenly returned shIs
afternoon, and upon his arrival at once proceed.
e4 to hia Residences. Ile thought At tlrst no QUO
WA At home, but soon heard yolecs coming from
Z bedroom IN tho upper portion OF tho house.
lie entered Tho room, aud tho sight be there bes
held no doubt caused him to commit tho bloody
tragedy Which to-njsht has 20 excited tho eoill-
nlunlty: Ambruster's wife. who has alwsJs
borne tho highest Character Tor refinement md
Christian virtue, and JOHN T. richards, Il well.
known business man Of this place, were found
In bed together. Ambruster opened Atand
drawer and drsx out revolver, fired several
si;oes s 1t the guilty palr tae same taking deadly
A!rs. Ambruster about two hours later. An,-
or'tster bus given himself up to the proper au-
thoritles, but 1t h thought that his mind Ia do
ranged,
, 1877-11-26
Instead Of this, he held private conference
with ten Of !tts followers. Tic programme de-
c!dell upon Will be developed Tomorrow.
INTERNAL REVENUE.

NO CHANGE IN Br1RtTS AND TOBACCO,
WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-The Commissioner
Of Internal Revenue says, IN bis annual rcport.
TINT, after considerable attention TO- the qucs-
tion OF changing tho rats Of taxation on spirits
and tobncco, he }as como to the conclusion TINT
the interests Of the Government aud manufac-
turcrs and dealers viii be subservc.l BY allow
Ing tho ratcs OF taxation TO remain undisturbcd,
nor would he recommend change Of law In
respect to tho tax on fruit brandy.
Collections for the past fiscal year wcrc s11a,-
1907, aut1 for the monthA Of July, August,
September, md October OF the prcscnt year
IT. saa, making grand total. .ot &157, Oh,
$40 collected since the beginning Of tho last
fiscal ycnr.
MATCHES AND nAvKzns+
Tho Commissioner says: "Thc subject nf re-
lsevine bnnks anl bankers from tho payment Of
taxea now imposed BY law upon their capital
md deposits of relieving hank checks from tho
impost Of two ccuts each nov PLACED upon them,
and also Of taking oil The tax from match
es, hare received q considerable shnro Of
public attention. These taxca realized g., ,GaD,-
DOS for tho past fiscal ycar. apportioncl a. fol-
lows: Amount OF tar collected from capital
and deposits OF hatlks for tho ycar ensllne slny
81, 1877, RI, ,2o1: vAlttc Of atntnps imprinted
on checks, tl,2T,tio; vnluc Of atlfcslvu etalnps
FOlu lot CNESkos fp11 ,31o4 uI1ollIlL OIL lax col
lcctcd from matches, f., o5o, II tIlc financial
interests Of the Government would warrant 10
grcnt a reduction tn its revcnues It seems to
mo that, In selecting objects to bc relieved from
taxation,
THESE WOULD Commend THEMSELVES STRONGLY
to tho law.lnaktnE power. II, however, III view
Of FILLING oil uf receipts from customs, H. Ia
deemed lncHpct{ient 10 reduce tho rercnlcs by
20 large an amount, II seems to no that, u any
reduction be snade from tho above eource, that
thu IhH taxing nlntChc9 could. with very great
propnety, he repealed. This INK Is &vict upon
an article TINT cnscrs Into universal con.uInp-
ti0n, aud moro than doubles tho cnst OF the
article taxed in tho hands Of tho manufnctur-
ers; Thc taxable capital anl deposits Of baul;s
1.l1 bankers aru f114, ,u11,250, nt the tax Is one
Ealf Of | pcT cent on that amount. .apprc-
bend that
NO OBJECT COULD nE sHLECTED F0n TAXATION
THAT COULD MonE EASILY f1HAH TIE nunDEHs
1mposetl upon Il tl,un the capital md deposits Of
banks md bankers. The tax Of :s}4 real
Led from stamps upon checks Is collected at
very tnconsdcrable cost tu tho l;uver1mcnt,
aud, MS It. Il realized from nearly $D, ,50O, ,00O VI
transactions, It Ia not Gurlensoule or inuouycr-
Tcnt to those who pay IT,"
, 1877-11-26
Record Of the Closing Proceedings
OF the Fishery Commits.
sioneys.
Text Of the Costly Document which
1t Took Nearly Five Months
to Get Up.
Protest Of the American Commissioners
Against tho Astonishing
Decision.
Further Accounts Of tho Wrsck
Of the ooean.6teRmahip
9trathsay.

dpeetat pfspotch to TIE Chicago Tribune,
H4firAx. Nav, o5-Tho fo]1nwinr fs tho
.o'G Ges,..,as @ a'..tnn ~ M,t,., w. -. ~
cry comm'ss,on' Billing as f1al'ia1 LOT Inc
poss ilvo months, 's, co,,,,..,.....
aT a. IT, sp a.2 "a & g hs e ss.y s.ynso e bsnx
es.a e.a 70 tnS r. peges pcg = Sor y ta9 nnca
statsI In Srtt II md M III ii az all treatys tkc
s:9;sant, i snoY' sonpso,Msil3n r M whisn. i thsif
nscnt Of Tho Unitcd states 10 tic Government Of
her britannia Majesty Ia return for tho privjegcn
aceor5ed to tho citizen. Of tho unied sta.es nnde;
At: Il Gftho said treaty an,i having carefully and
the sonm" drestnsnn nn ~ III anjnn1;yc M IL
HIM nm H. III Nv ~ mnn NJ ~ X ~
sim OF 81 100, 0to IN go,;i 10 bc nal, jy tho 9,ov
ern1nent ot the Unltet Htaes 70 !ho uove1nment Of
Visions Of tho sasd treaty. Signed Ut Halifax this
twenty -th!rd da5 Of Novembor. one thousand eight
huhdsea aha seSen'S'te'e"' =, .,,,,s~
X: "a"et 7. a.Ir. hA'o''.'
tint thc sdvantnSrs nsrrainv IN 1ircst Hrltngn nm
der thc TTentY If Washington arc rrestcr tfnn the
advantages conferred upon tho United statoa ty
,sd Fsaty ana he sannG .hsFeief concur t
tho American Gonlmitssonor :. aeens r. u b.. dntX to
rtase tussS.. NJ IT. ~ tue' IL "nstne. ID
!ol d @ liz 70 no nWn Ct
is members. 1s, ~~'p' VIVA ''' L. Il, KEITon" ~
Judge Foster, Agent ;a Of tho United States
"J,s.''''s"s, q,a. ".,a ."a' nun . .,,..
~. havo @ ~ s inst,acs!ons ffom the Government M q
tne ~ statcs a. - @ !no as .G % paIsaeu
noaneca, 5af i 81 t. wers e assept n .ilfass tSe
be cla1tne e?saftsr @ iMot. a. Ansnt Of liz jMItnd
] awani. Axanst sach ai inference IN II seems c 1 ny
duty 10 guard. I therefore make this statement,
which lcssro to have placed npon record.
sp.etat ni,tniss 4 70 "a a. alss,o 1r,san:
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dpec1ut 1NpattN 10 1W ChFt4Vo 7T16H&St
NASHVILLE, Trnu,. .Nov25.-A'mau answering
tic description Of uul Roper, alias jack Nc
Ghee, who ba4ilY assaulted Mtss Betty Temple
ton. daughter OF q Cumberland Presbyterian
mtaisteE 1t Columbia, appeared In Athens, Ala,
this afternoon, having walked sl1ty-two miles
through mud sad rstn since o'clock yesterday
n,ornlns. lilo IL very much bodraggled and
fstlgued. 1io was wanting ths physlea1 strength
BY down from Columbia tomorrow morning to
Identify him. 1t identified, hs Will swing bo-
fore the 4etttnG sun Tomorrow. Large crowds
" scouts have bevu following au tho way doxl.
sixteen miles north ot Athens, but was refused.
, 1877-11-26

Dspatea 10 Cincinnati Enquirer.
LTrrLH lsooK, Ark., Nov. D.-To-day be!np
appointed for tho execution Of Dick Ross, fos
~ ...,r,. f,a... ~ sa".sy MET sun
'tso e.o"a" aso!l st'o country commenced at !,
riVlng IN tho little town OF Lonokc, and BY II l.
m. full 1850 people assembled to sce tue ma]os.
,osntcd o7,nr,1 n flftv ,non IT, a,ton. Aso ~
'..," pu.n'o I"" W n''5 .e4 " attonu ING exc
epeon eo ,x. a1a passsrsu oruos' ana thls s
marched 10 tbs jail, whcrc GORDON was formed !.
around The scaIrold, kecnlu9 tbo ,rrinn ur ~.
orderly crowd back at least tGtrty III p1s ~
arn,,rd. ~" 4eet aA
Tha hour for the execution Ind been fixed for
Opened. lane maa % tIn.o1 @ te csaE sr, Tas rs
nriso,sr. asrnpnnan..I % hv 1hsrW IT," % nna ashe
hou',sn1 tba W eaeaaI he; Ucputr
nnneaFc1 mi nraccs,nd - aso ann en' enaios
thjrty yartis % Gi,stsnt r ~ s"e ,o 9avS aoegs
weaE mi nrry",,s ,xoikn', p,.nor, ta5oga
,nnt hv to ,ut tnmc ~ thstoten.a aS
art1,. '~'@ ~@ s''@ 01'>e'' "p'" ''1ef ;
acet q ~ naad IN cutt,na ~ iu tho 1nna q ena.p
lin 11rna. rio nri&nnnr .~%. *ne ivu ~ lo"sr
scoflI Nv III" ghcri an, ~ b.1, rsstsSu s,,fn5p up so
ic anald m ,nak" ts snv ranrE. Tne a s sofea at
@ ap an% uo;n sau ~ u -t,. weak. 9oeyet'
tipna. A s'1A'AS*' '0'~|' e''3 "''4 'oocn elno-
''e" "f}cn,,emcn von, vo,, y, ,.,,. ,...,,,n !.
INC horc. mn moor 1srrcr ~ % an1 navo G3,o3 y
nv icllowman wish you ali to- to tnHo ken Tarn. sIsu
ng 1fe my punIsGcnt st1 m asknowleago ny
rnr,ns,v .n, hsaos. ahE. kfcplne bsa
to reform, but did not do t. and horc 1Aisa om"
tna reesta HI, Sca,art IN in,d A9 tnna' se fse'g
hnnet ~ ~ crov IN ~ ioaa 10y ~ &iones Tor tos
a. Gcrtn Kin W.. ana,in,, o naa r. eeascu anu
9wie1ra,,; nnar1+, - ,.,,. .a".. .ao 'uosct lo
.5oe ny ~ ns 81, 81 gaas climb tho eaod
III Il, aSr ~ f7 s 1usa.A A.t ul'ott tS!ch1aMs
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-, RNAHJH4EN@ lD4 Cd NIF.
An excited Louislaulan tu tho cIoak.foom IN
tho House thi. .noFning was deprecatin9 tie
IN national politlcs. This he attributed TO the
diseenslous among hes own people. "Why,
sir, said he. F" ! know them. I have lived
aanons them Tor forty years, and It h luy tudc,
anent II al it, pcopls were transported Il
beaten to-day they would to In q quarrel BE-
fore hight aacern!n4 the distribution OF seats. il
, 1877-11-26

Nxw Yoak, Noy. 3.-A quarrel occurred b.
twccn George Dell, aged II, and jacob Mar
enrth, aged %, both Of BIT East Thirteenth
street, this afternoon, III which Mareorth used
Ratchet on tho young man, inaiet!ug severe
wound. Dell uleFeupon threw raxor at Mar
corth with such foTce that tho blade of the
weapon took effect In tho lattez's neck, yevertn9
death. Dell waa arrested. Friends pf tha
pzieonaE eiain that 10 discovered hls mother In
bed with Aarcorth, and insisted that shs tive
should he married, which I'D tu the quarrel.
, 1877-11-26
lIAUSS3fAE.

IlAUss3fAN.
NEW YoAK, Nor. 2a-HcnrY Hauasman, eAs
shot hts three children aud than hlinaeIl, NoF.
u, died to-d.y In hospital,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-08-03

TIM farmers here have organized club.
tbs intsasisns ef (which isio have Az agGiepiinr-
a dsparsmsni efsAeirowa. They .aaks slsir
own arrangements and laws, keep their money
in their own treasury. and raise hegs and hom-
my. at vi 1851
ATTEMPTED SUIcIpE.Mr. Frank Hedge
path, well known citizen. made an attsanPt
to commit suicide on las. Msnday merning, hy
shooting himself The ball entered aboas one
inch above his hear, ranging up and coming
out near the collar bone. At last accounts he
was net dead, bat in prscarious condition.
Base Ball fever has reached this place,
The hQanlaia Hoosisrs wills soon bsorganizsd.
/ 7-Mairimonial prospects. are Frightening
throughout this yiciniy. Nearly al the young
men say they are going to Texas.
/ Still they come. A young married man
was made to rejsice fsw days ago over a nine
FOUNDER. More hard times. RowDY.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-08-03

Road working has commenced.
"a new bridge win be built on Moses creek
soOE.
We hear some talk Of the annual Rshing
party, Y4 5t,4,1Aa
Rev. Mr.. Goodwin, Of Kingston, preached
for US last Sundry. -. -. -
.==-Mr. Isaac Florencs speaks Of building
another mill Gam. which Sillbs 90 aalI one
abs year. ~s- =
Wednesday night Methodist protracted
meeting WA commenced. 4'sls iastts
&C. II. Anderson and W. s. Duncan repre-,
scented this church at the district meeting.
We notice some Of our nsighbors building
immense fires in'thsir gardens, 10 dsssroy the
candle fly. surprising il to lay the egg that pro-
ducss the cabbage wsrm. The sxpslinlsaf
proved successful to some extent. 's+ss = .
Mr.. Uriah Matthews has fine sweet posa-
toes. (.1(.3k n !
-s'My sweetheart has gone to Griffin" and
he Is dseons0late.
-Mrs. Posey Kiser and daughter Of Atlanta
are visiting Powder Springs.
--One Of our young men 10 expecting car
20 Of Buffalo hides from Texas. N.4. S
Mr.. Hopkins and De Ma,hews will sxplors
not Stone Mountoin cave, but "Buzzard roost1
and Gwinnsi. county this week. -.
i After church services, it only requires an
hour and fifty flour minutes for Mr.. I. N. But
nsr to walk mile up the Lost Mountain road
aud return. He says he has tried it frequently.
BY GEnRGE.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-08-03

lws.,lsr Il, aid very warm. Tie .l.ss.
moms,er bas bsss. d hleha 90 aeg,ess.
4An iassrssliag sssssidg ! golago 81 Il shaE
dy Grove.
The fruit crop is abundant The peach
trees are loaded down and .slle yield Is greater
,han tsF many yszgs Nlsas.ss ara promising
but rather late.
The gold fever has somewhat suhsidesl,
though the miners seem hopeful, and are pre-
paiiug 10 60 10 work OF aissss bszls q is 70
ported tbs. 4 new vein has been found on he
property Of Mr. George Kendrick
--DiED-On The night If ihe 2glh Of June,
Mrs. Jacob House, who lived few mica west
Of this place. WeslaesEsly synpashlse with
the bereaved relatives als,l isienas
We rssrs, . Islsslsals ~ Ialsads.i depart
nre Of Col. Marschalk and family ~ their old
home In Missisaippi. col. ..afarselalk has re-
sidsd in our mdst for moss thar ! ysar, and a
more pleasant and gsiialgs ilssaali never lived.
wslops that The smilss Dc l'arieas s;ll attend
him and HIS excellent family 70 ne land of their
nativity, and
'Their futuip hA passed
sAmidat ghsjoyoaspsss a. sceea
{ a bright y Ger vas piei4Fs their souls
II az .slssiE as'ssuis 4 kAFs 3 Hope d
Heaven" .tUEESTus.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-08-03
|MtIH on 4THE RRST MOI CHARCOAL Iron.
NOTICE.

WE ARE NOW OFFERING TO
sell our entire stock Of
Dry Goods and Groceries
at low prices for cash or to good
prompt paying customers to De paid
by the FIRST Of November. We have
q full line of Dry Goods and Grocer
les and Hardware, just purchased
and 90 arrive. We must and will
sell, If we cannot get our price we
must take yours. And those that
owe US on accounts and notes for the
last two or three years, if they do
not call and settle them, they need
not be surprised to find them ia the
hands Of an officer for collection.
We think two or three years is long
enough for any man to have that in
tends to pay for what he purchased.
We must close up our business.
w. j. KESER & co.
Marietta, April 20, 1877.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-08-03
SMYRNA SHOTS.

The game Of base ball played here lac
Saturday resulted as follows: Concord "Pnl
Backs L.; Smyrna ''Agilss' ae. smyrha
will have nine that WILDE hard 10 beat. =
The Misses Iia o'eonner Fannie and
Emma fuller. school girls Of Atlanta, ars
spending vacation in.Smyrna, asopping with
Prof. Mable. aSa y
--Mrs. Moblsy's free school is wall attended
The suspension bridge at Akers' Mil gave
way last Monday, preeipi.atipg four mules,
wagon and driver distance of about 80 feet
the mules, were unhnrt, wagon smashed and
the negro driver badly hdss not fatally. q
[O,her items misplaced, -ED.1
secs OBsRRyER.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-08-03

Mr.. Judson Lowe, an esteemed
and well to do farmer, who lived
about two miles and half from Cass-
vile, committed suicide by cutting
his throat with his pocket knife. He
was MOI addicted to drink or dissipa-
ton, was not financially embarrassed,
and for tho past fivosJ SIX years had
been consistent member Of the
church. Some time ago he was
struck BY q negro over the head and
bis friepds think that temporary TO-
sanity was developed, under the If
fscssz of which be committed athe
deed.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-08-03
What the Billions Require.

Since torpidisy of the liver is thepckief canse
of its disorder, tits evident that whatfha bilious
arouse il to activity, an effect that Is followed
by the disappearance ofthe various symptoms
Indicative of its arrangement. HOstetter's
Stomach Btters invariably achieve the prima-
Nv rssnltansniioRsd, besides Femoying lbe con
siipsfion, fiaigilence, leart bum, yeliowness Of
ths akin and whites Of ths eyes, pain in the
right side and under the right shouidsr, nausea,
vertigo and siek headachs,.s which bilious in-
valids are pecaliafly subject Assaemedy for
chronic indigestion, mental dependency and
nervousness the Bitters are equally efticacious,
and as q renovsnt Of lost vigoF, a means Of arr
resting premature decay, and q source Of relief
from the infrmatiss 10 which the gentler sex ID
peculiarly subject, they may be Thoroughly re-
lied upon.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-08-03
August Flower.

The most rnissrsbls beiags ia8 the world are
those suffering from Dyspepsia and Liver Com
plant. More than seventy FIVE per cent Of the
people in the UDited States aie afflicted with
these two disessss aud theft effects sueb a. soar
Stomach, Sick Headache, lIabitnaI Cost veness.
PslpiialiOnp ofshe HsaEt. 'HesksshpsaS Wsisf-
brash, gnawing and burning pains at The pit Of
tise Stomach, Yellow Ski Coated Tongue and
aisagrsesble taste in the mouth, coming up "
food after ea.ing, low spirits. DC. Go TO your
Druggists. VIM. Root or b. X. Strong.
and get a rs cent Bottle Of AUGUST FLOWER
or Sample Bottle for 10 cents. Try il. Two
doses will relieveY gu,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-08-03

HOl for Texas. but before we go let Us
glance ct our last Of indispsnsabIss We must,
Of course, have tbs cash TO defray our expenses,
clean shirt, comb and brnsL, and picture Of
he girl we leave behind Us, and If we are not
free from Indigestion. Heartburn, Nervous De-
bilisy. Sour Stomach, forpid Liver, &c, GER
tainly we must carry along package OF Pof-
taIine, OF Tabisr's Vegetable Liver Powder,
which cost only 30 cents 81 Hf#&4le
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-08-03
THE SEPARATION.

- The bride Of an hour stood smiling;
Her mother in tears was near by:
For the "pet Of her lifs," so bsgniling,
fWas soon to bid her good bye.
Fond friends tried Vainly TO cheer her,
To stop up the tears that fast fell,
As she clasped her daughter still nearer
'ati And III sgony uttered, farewell! i''
the groom with his bride had departed,
To journey far of in strange lands.
And the mother cried cut broken hearted:
We'll I'm glad That girls off my hands.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-08-03

"speseh 10 silver. and silence golden" but
let US give glad utssrsnce to our gratitude for
the many bIsssings with which Cousssas' Com
pound Honey Of Tar takes precedence. Let US
announce to the world. aud bsncsforth regard
Compound Honey Of Tar - o.,sO Of our house
hold gods, for Il u sure cure for Coughs.
Colds, and all diseases Of the Throat and Lungs.
Price 80 cents bottle. .s
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-08-03
aradfislRa Femals Regulator

Also Simmons Hspasie Compound, unrivalled
Liver Medicine. Also DR.. o. Phelps Browne
Restorative Assimilani, the great cure for Fi,s
and all the popular Proprietary Medicines Of
the day. 70 be bad at the Drug snd Medicine
store Of B. r. STRONG, Old stand of g. W.
Williams.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-08-03

Although shackled with diseased, wracked
with pain. tormsntsd with agonizing mental
and physical suffering Frustrated With 'chron
ie arrangement and nervous debility, with .
wrecked constitution with pale and haggard
features, dulness Of the eye and general peraly-
ings Of peculiar. delight. as her husband or
father tells her If The wonderful efficacy of Eng
li.h Female BiifeFs, which he hes purchased
for her. In tears she smiles and thanks hin.
for the sweetened captivity. A - IEa
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-08-03
Local LRArLKrs. :


---Tnr best soap in the make, is Cramptoai !
Imperial Soap. AK your merchant for it.
WE win attend Dallas CsuFs mex. week.
Please have that spare change ready, which is
our due sE1 gFfFxFk n
-M4anlsD-oa the 18th u. ~ Rev. afr.
johnson. Mr.. Thadsus II. McClssksy to Mics
Georgianna Orr. both of Cobb county.
a-TnE Constitu,ioasl Conventional ought, 10
have eMum Party tbsy would then payo
the national debt and finiahths work shey were
semitic accomplish. ~
-vogR friend, Mr.. W. Dismnks, has pre-
ssnisd Us with basket Of peaches, - fins-.ss
Cobb county can produee. H certrialy heAl
our undivided than Is fSr his kindness
THE Sunday School Convention which
was in session at the Baptist Church during
Esiday Saturday and Sunday. was largely at
tended and resulted in great good to the cause.
Our friend, Mr.. NJ. L. Handy. Of Smyrna
has presented us some very fine apples. measur-
ing Ten inches in circumference, .1ut.EI
-BEsIDEs the Daily, we recsivs the Weekly
Savannah News, one Of the completes papers
nnhl;shed. liz agricultural and Iissary depart
mrnss are No. 1, presidsd over with tact and
ability. Send for 1t.
Mn. j. II. Randsll. Of Pow.lldale, Texas,
ia = 90 :. W.dnesasv i rood hsal,h and
fine spirits. He moved from Cobb number Of
Loa IL g. a. l. s.,b,
viii be glad to see him.
WE ra0ret TO learn that our esteemed ,ci,t.
usn Mr. Humurh.y Reid. one day last week,
had ri. e,,t crnalea Nv ANNA lumber falling
mon IL. " : typst Il. win soon have he ,,se Of
!, s.s;p sa
......e o. 800. ~.
:, . $ 49,
r'.,'.
~ "a ~ -. B ~ I'm III ,s.s..,,
800 80 Z s 1890 o
o'clock. Remember and be on hand.
Ac..swa have to thank Mr.. Josinh Bar.
hsr Car ano,bsr nice watermelon and il il a mat.
go taLa n,sosn,s IN a.;ng and ws don,
o.,s how ot,sn II. bas bsan very snecsssfuI
i, =, .o;.;,,, ,,..,..s ,flar,., ,ro,,,, and
oe d.,;o;on, mao, Nav b;s shadow and water.
n,aIons ,,ove, CROW lass
MASTER Joe Duncan. aged 10, hVing near
Greens Station, brought INTO our once Monday
the stalled AKIN OF fa1iesnaks ne haa kl'isd
with a STICK the day previous. Ihs snake was
s,.o.oo had n;,o ro,,,.s ona f.nas half ;ue,,
,onn 7m d
1900. ,i.5
-oN last Saturday IN COBB Superior Court
Messrs' DAVID u. Lester Frank ir"in' y. 8.
Clay and w. H. Powers, were admitted to 'hs
bar, each OF whom passed. very credilabls 81
animation. They wers examined by Judge
Geo. N. Lestor' den. William Fhliilps, Vol. Y.
y. fhiIIips' Judge w. "a sessions "lI'. =.
Winn Esq, Judge q. y. simpson ana Soilci-
'or "ehefa' ufssf' sh u wnolh Expressed
'nsif sa.'s'A'''''i 'i 'ns P'on''en' "ahasF Va
which 'hey scqu'''sd ''len'se'sss' s.. IL
THE Sunday School mass meeting to con.
yens at Acworth ON the 9Th inst, will be- \
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-08-03
Elegant Bog Papers

With good stock Of Stationery Of al kinds,
including supply Of Arnold's Celebrated
Wiling Fluid. for sale at the Drug, Book and
Stationery store Of B. Il. STRONG.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-08-03

A worthy couple, during violent
thunder storm, were discussing the
cause and effect of the course Of "a.
ture. saaa 4
WHO invented lightning 2" in<
quired the lady.
lsBsnjamin Franklin" promptly
replied the hutband.
Al. this astonishing intelligence,
the lady paused awhile, as ifreaset-
ing upon the achievements ofthe ins
ventor, and finally manifested her
appreciation thereof by the excla-
nation, "Cussed fool, wasn't.he ~