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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-03-22
Photograph and Ferotype
Paulding Sherif''s Sales.

will be sold before the court house door i'll
the town of Dallas. Paulding county, Ca, on the
First Tu. sday in April next during the legal
hours OF sale the following property to-wit:
Lot of land No. 1873 in the 1st district and Sd
section of Paulding county Ga. Levied on by
virtue of a fila from the Justice Court OF the
942d district G. M in favor of John Chapman
against jacob Morgan. Property pointed out
by A. J. Chapman. Levy made and returned
to me by r. f. johnson, l.. G.
Also at the same time and place. One half
undivided interest Of lot of land No 152 in the
10Th dist and I'd section Of Pauldng county,
Ga Levied on by virtue of Justice Court
fila from the Justice court of the 1043d district
G. Nj. in favor of R. Hirsch John benson.
Levy made and returned to me by S. Denton,
l.. G.
Also at the same time and place Lot of land
No. 357 in 81 dist and Sd section of Paulding
county Ca Levied on by virtue of Justice
Court fila from the 832d district G. M. in favor
of Tanner g. Putnam against Thomas Taunt.
Levy made and returned to me by j Il. Puck
EFT. l.. c.. This March LIST, 1878.
G. NJ. LAWRENCE, Sheriff.
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Good Results

Are always pleasant to contemplate, as every
dvspeptic sufferer who uses Parker's Ginger
Tonic will attest To obtain from this remedy
the most gratifying relief when distressed with
Headache Low Spirits, Nervousness, Wakefu-
ness, Palpi,ation Of the Heart, Liver Disorders,
Costiveness, Pain in the Stomach, Heartburn.
Cramps, etc, is pleasant experience that sur
prises no less than it comforts. Another re-
markabIe FEATURE of this remedy is its powerful
specific action OH the skin and mucous surfaces
OF the throat and lungs by which it unfallingy
cures the worst cases Of Cough, Cold and Sore
Throat 1t cures in wonderfully short time,
removes all soreness from the lungs, and pro
tects the feeble from Consumption Buy a
S100 bottle from your druggist, VIM Root. or
a sample bottle at Is cents and test its merits.
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RIOS WELL RECORDINGS.

Mr. Joel f. Morris, an old citizen Of
Cobb, long and favorably known, has
bought the Proudfoot house and lately NOV
ed to Roswell.
The quarterly meeting at the Methodist
church was held last Sunday, The P. F.,
Mr. Nixon, preached an able sermon to a
very crowded house, Quite a number of
persons could not get seats.
Mr.. Asa Bush, who is one of the heart
est men in Roswell, in any sense you please
has employment in factory in Carrolton,
Miss. We are sorry to have him absent
but as his family is here, we shall keep a
sharp look out, and not be surprised at his
return any day.
The CHAMBERS has made its appearance
among horses and mules here. Three were
shot the other day to prevent the spread of
the disease.
Roswell will probably make arrange
ments to take summer boarders. No more
healthy or pleasant place for quiet retired
summer home, with the best families in
elegant mansions, can be found in Georgia.
WAFE.
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Choice Tea. at N. B. Merrylnan,s stor


"A good lot of Saddles, Brides and Collars
for sale on time, at Haley Bros.
LONDON Layer Raisins, Potomac Herring
Canada Dat Meal, Canned Beet, new Currant'
Almonds and all sorts Of nuts at Merrym an
slore.
Get some of that French Candy at Merry
mans store.
-Cocoanuts for sale at Merryman's store.
North Carolina Winter Rust Proof Oats
and seed Rye at n B. Merrymans store.
-FREsH Hallibert, just received at Merry
mans store
IF you want the very best Cider Vinegar
the market affo DIS, call on
HALEY Bros, Cherokee street.
Little Maggie" Chewing Tobacco, the
best in town, al Haley Brothers.
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A Great National Work

The Pictorial History of the United States,
from the Discovery of the American Cont
ncnt to the present time; with a complete
History of the Centennial Exhibition. BY
James d. McCabe, Author of "A Manual
of General History, " "The Great Republic, "
Etc.
There has long been a great and univer-
sally felt want ola History Of the United
States suitable for general use. This want
is now being supplied by The National Pub
fishing Co., of Philadelphia, Pa, Chicago
ILL.,, st. Louis, Mo-, and Dayton, Ohio who
have issued handsome volume, STYLED
''The Pictorial History of the United
States, by James d. McCabe, a well known
historical writer This work will, undoubt-
eddy, take rank as the Standard History of
the United States. 1t is no dry mass of de
tails-no bombastic effort to intlalne the ma
tional pride, but clear, vivid and brilliant
narrative of the events of our history from
the discovery of the American Continent
down to the present time. 1t traces the evil
dences of that mysterious race, the first oc-
cupants of our country, and gives most
interesting account of the Indians of North
America, from the time of the coming of
the white men. The voyages of Columbus,
the explorations of the different nations of
Europe and the final occupation and con-
quest of the land by England are told with
graphic power.
Every step of our colonial history is traced
with patient fidelity, and the sources of
those noble, and we trust endearing insti-
tutions which have made our country free
and great, are shown with remarkable clear
ness. The causes of our great struggle for
independence are told with logical force and
ability unsurpassed in any work of the day.
Then follows clear and succinct account
Of the formation of the Federal Constitution /;
the establishment of the Union; the course
of affairs until the breaking out of the Sec
ond War with England; and a full and com
prehensiVe account of that War and its re-
suits. The events of our career from the
close of that contest to the commence of the
Civil War, follow in their order. The His
tory of the Great Civil War is related with
intense vigor, and with strict fidelity to
truth. The author pleads the cause of no
party of section He states facts, points out
the lessons which they teach, and appealing
to neither passion nor political feeling,
trusts to the good sense of his countrymen
to sustain his views. The book contains
a complete account of the Centennial Exhi-
bitiOn
1t is comprised in one large handsome oc-
tavo volume of 100 PAGES and contains
more than 500 fine engravings on steel and
wood of historical scenes. The price is so
low that all can afford to purchase copy,
and each subscriber is presented with q SUI
peru lithoghaphic engraving of the Centen-
NAL Buildings and Grounds. 1t is sold by
subscription only, and Mr. VIM. White, who
is the authorized agent for this section, is
now canvassing for it..
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Mortgages ::

NAOh 5oSOo
M. C. 81 j. +. KIsER Il Co. February Term
VS.. 1913 OF the Su-
Is. Ii. ADAIR. tperior Court Of
Pauding co. Ga
Present the Hon. J. w. II. Underwood, Judge
OF said Court.
1t appearing to the Court by the petition of
NJ. e. ~ j. f. Kiser ~ Co., that on the Dist
day OF June, 1876 b. IL. Adar Of said county
made and delivered to them his three certain
instruments in writing under his hand and sea-,
commonly called promissory notes, whereby he
promised, in one Of sald notes to pay said N. T..
IL j. Kiser IL Co., or order one hundred dol
lars ON the 18th OF October, 1876, in another
one hundred dollars on the LIST OF November,
1876, and in the other ninetytwo dollars and
twenty five cents on the LIST Of November 1876,
each OF said notes being for value received, and
bearing interest from maturity at the rate OF
twelve per cent per annum, and containing a
clause waving and renouncing all right of ex-
emption or homestead and that on said 2lst
day of June 1876 b. ii. Adair and James L.
Adair Of said county, merchants and partners,
using the finn name and style Of Adalr Il Adair
under said firm name, made and delivered 10
| said M. T.. 81 j. L. Kser a. Co. :helr nine
| certain instruments in writing, under seal, com
monty ea"eu P''.'iss'i1 "o''i Wv"
SAID adalr " Adair PROMISED 10 pay saio u. Y;
o. ). r: hiser ~ 20 OF oraer eien' uui'ureo
aud eignty.twc aoi'ars anu % GEMS ior Va'ue
received win Interest from inalurity al tue rate
d twelve per cent per anllunI, one hundred aoli
isFs on Tue is' VI octooer io'V' Mo nu"uaeo
dollars on tDe iolh oi octoper lo'o' alo hF'
hundred ana e'8nty-tWc collars ana oo cent?
on The lst of November 1876, eight Of said note,
being for the principal sum OF one hundred dol
lars each and enc Tor elghty-two COLLARS ahC
sixty six cents, and one OF me one hundred doI
lar notes uue MofsHvet nv 10Y Deins creui'e'
witty sixty dollars paid NOV. lth' 1910 anc
each aud ell OF said notes containing CLAUSE
waving and renounclDg all right OF homestead
or exempti0n) anu mat aiterwards!o-w W.T. h$is'
! OF June 1910, the SAID d. n. AGAR 10 secure
the payment OF each ana all OF said notes. (sS
well those executed Dy himself as lhose eXecu,
ted ny Adalr ~ Adalr, execntea ana delivered
to said M. =. * u +. klSer a. 20, det Oh
mortgage whereby ne, Tue sa,u o. n "a t "a
| conveyed 10 saiu ~ y. o. y. hiser q Co''
all that tract or parcei oi ian" lying anu oeing
IN the county OF fauiding anu ota'e u georgia
known as lols NO: Two nunereu anu ninety
four l%S4): thfee hundred ano my ioor (oo4')
| three HUNDRED ana hity-thFee (ooo,) anu three
! hundred and hfty-hve l'19o( III the second dis-
triet and third section OF SAID county and state,
containing one hundred& sixty acres(or 4O aci es
eact) more or.lsss." to have and to hold the
same TO themselves I'd: U q. >. T: RISER @
Co their heirs and assigns forever in fee sim
pie, subject to deteasancs II SAID notes were not
a tara and
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LOCAL LEAFLETS.

Keep your business before the public, +
The town will be filled with people TO-
day to see the circus.
-Winship & Bro, of Atlanta, have new
advertisement in this issue.
"A lady living near Big Shanty recently
gave birth to three children.
Nh. z. Ribinson, of Lost Mountain,
has shown us some stalks of wheat two feet
high, grown without manure
Miss Lucy Carpenter has charge of the
Fine Art Department of the Dalton Female
College.
REV Mr. Reeves. of Atlanta delivered
temperance lecture last Sunday evening at
the Methodist church.
MORTGAGE Deeds, Warrantee Deeds,
and all kinds of legal blanks for sale at the
Journal office, very cheap.
j. R. Daniel & Co., have new adver-
tisement in this issue. They keep good
assortment of Dry Goods and Groceries and
desire the trade of the public.
DIR. Thomas, of Acworth, will deliver
"A lecture next Monday night at the Court
House under the auspices of the Knights OF
Honor. Public invited to attend.
Mr. Edward Denmead was elected
Mayor last Friday without opposition, re-
cciving 206 votes. He was Immediately
sworn in and entered upon the duties of the
office.
--Kiser & Goodwin, of Powder Springs,
are selling at cost, and our readers in that
vicinity will do we'll to give them call
They are live, energetic merchants and un-
derstand the wants of the public. See adj
vertisement,
Ten CENTS will get twenty five visit
ing cards, with name printed thereon. -
Name in gold twenty cents. For printing
address on cards ten cents extra. Mailed to
any address.
"A book agent, soliciting subscription
for book showed the prospectus to man,
who, after reading ''$1 in boards, and $1,25
in sheep" declined subscribing, as he might
not have boards or sheep on hand when
called on for payment.
Mrs E. F. Anderson has received and
is receiving her spring stock of millinery
goods, all the latest styles of hats, bonnets
ETC., and from her well-known experience
and business tact, none need doubt but what
she can please the most fastidious in quality
and price. See advertisement in another
column, and call and see her beautiful stock.
"A Methodist Dime Club was organized
at the residence of Mr.. F. A. Graves last
week, and the first entertainment was held
at the residence of Judge Geo. N. Lester on
last Monday night, realizing $3.50. Next
meeting will be at DIR. A. Reynolds on
Monday night week.
The burning of an old sedge field, on the
outskirts of the north side of town, near DR..
Cooks, last Friday night caused the ele
ments to be Illuminated to such an extent,
that the alarm of fire was given; the boys
had out the fire engine and was speeding on
tothc scene, before they We're informed as to
the condition of things.
Mrs C. G. Brumby has just received a
large and beautiful stock of dress goods,
fancy goods, hats and bonnets, and every
thing usually kept in the millinery line.
She has made her selections with an eye to
please, and invites the public to call and ex-
anime See advertisement in another col
umn.
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Worm Oil.
ATHENS, Ga, October "a,

ATHENS, Ga, October "a, 1877.
DEAR SIR: Last night called al the New
Drug Store DR. Kings old stand and bought
a bottle of Worm Oil, "and gave il to my little
boy as directed This morning he passed thir-
ty.one worms. l had previously tried other
Worm Medicine W. A. Balm.
ATHENS, GA, December 8, 1877
A few nights since, gave my son one dose
of W orm Oil, and the next day he passed six
teen large worms. AT the same time | gave
one dose to my little girl, four years old, and
she passed eighty six worms, from four to tif-
teen inches long. w. F. PHILIPS.
ATHENS, GA, February %, 1878.
SIR My child, five years old, had symp
toms of worms. tried calomel and Other worm
medicines, bat failed to exptl any worms
Seeing MIR Bain's certificate, got vial of
your Worm Oil. and the first dose brought
forty worms, and the second dose so many were
passed did not count them.
S II. ADAMS
For sale by VIM, ROOT, Marietta, Ca
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The Sutton Bigamy Case.

AO O0eV0h @SISoAAy SuoC'
On the fifth day of September 1875, a
gentleman representing himself to be A. d..
Sutton, married Miss Lena Young, daugh,
ter ofD. NJ. Young, highly respected
young lady of this city. The ceremony was
performed at the Episcopal Church, and
Immediately thereafter, the bridal couple
left on the evening train being Sunday, for
Chattanooga Mrs. Sutton, nee Miss Young,
from that place proceeded to and entered the
Columbia (Tenn.) College, and Mr.. Sutton
reported that he would return to the T.. S.
Coast Survey party, stationed near Sand
Mountain, Ala After an absence of some
five or six months at college, Mrs. Sutton
returned to her parents at this place. Sub
sequently she received letter from Mr..
Sutton, purporting to be from Alabama,
stating that he would start for Marietta in a
few days. Months passed and he did not
put in appearance and nothing could be
heard from him. Finally letter was re-
ceived from one Mr.. Jones, of Rome, but
unknown, stating that her husband, A. D.
Sutton, had started home, having large
sum of money on his person, but had been
murdered and robbed ON Sand Mountain,
Ala. Here matters rested for many months
under the belief that he was dead. By
chance it was learned that gentleman by
the name ofD. G. Sutton, living at LaFay-
cite, Walker county, Ga, having wife and
several children, filled the description and
and appearance in every particular of A. D.
Sutton, and circumstantial evidence went
to strengthen the believe to such sufficient
extent that the Grand Jury of Cobb SUPERB
or Court found a bill for bigamy against
him. Mr.. D. c. Sutton denied being the
party wanted, but submitted to arrest and
gave a bond of $500 for his appearance at
this term of Cobb Superior Court Last
Tuesday was set down as the day for trial.
Mr.. Sutton made his appearance with wit
nesses, having employed as his attorneys
Col Wright of Rome John o. Gartrell, d.
& T. B. Irwin, J. d. Waddell and G.. d.
L lllIlI)S, vi Mul wi. vi Val iClo D
vile, and Mr.. Fain of Ringgold. While
the State was represented by Solicitor Gen
eral, Thos. F. Greer, Judge W. M. Sessions
w. J. Winn, General VIM. Phillips, E. L.
Litchfield, Paul Lester and j. r. Brown,
The Court House was crowded by large
number of ladies and gentlemen of the city
and county. We remember of no case
that has excited as much interest as this one
has. Upon Judge Lester sounding the case
the defendant was confronted with a new
bill, charging him with the same offense.
After consultation, the defendants lawyers
asked for continuance Oft case, on the
plea that important witnesses were alb
sent, by whom, if they were present, an
alibi could be proven, and that the case was
one of mistaken identity. Upon the de-
PENDANT swearing to such statement, the
case was continued until next term of court,
but the defendant was required TO give
bond on the new bill of Indictment for
$500, both bonds amounting to $1,000. Mr..
Sutton returned to Chattooga county Tues
day evening, where in the last month he
moved his family from Walker county.
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A stonishing Success.

1t is the duty ofevery person who has used
BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP to let it's wonder
ful qualities he known to their friends in curing
Consumption, severe Coughs, Group, Asthma,
Pneumonia, and in fact all throat and lung dis
eases. No person can use it without immediate
relief. Three doses will relieve any case, and
we consider it the duty Of all Druggists to rec
ommend it to TIE poor dying consumptive, at
least to try one bottle, as 10000 dozen bottles
Were sold last year and no one case where it
failed was reported Snch medicine as the
GERMAN SYRUP cannot be too widely known.
Ask your D, uggst about it. Sample Bottles
to try sold at 10 cents. Regular size IS cents.
For Sale by VIM. Root, aud r. Strong
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Yes

can change fifty dollar bill if You want a
bottle of GLOBE FLOWER COUGH SYRUP, the
greatest Cough and Lung Remedy in tine
world; or if you want to try it first and see if
what the Hon. Alex. H. Stephens. Ex-G"v
Smith. Elk Gov. Brown and Hon. Roberts
Toombs of Georgia, say about it. is true you can
get Sample Bottle for ten cents at WILLIAM
RooT's Drug Store, that relieves an ordinary
cold. The GLOBE FLOWER Cough SYRUP
never had an equal for Coughs, Colds and Lung
Affections. 1t positively cures Consumption
when all other boosted remedies fail. Sample
Bottles, ten cents. Regular size, fifty doses,
81 90.
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MANY Ladies'

Suffering from Nervousness. Painful Periods
and Debility, will find there is no way in which
their health may be effectualy regained, relief
from pain obtained, and functional regularity
established, as in the use of Parker's Ginger
Tonic. The nursing mother, exhausted by the
care Of her little one, finds her strength and
nerves restored by lis use, while the mothers
comfort thus secured, is impaired through the
milk to the babe making the little one happy
cheerful, free from pain, aud disposed to refresh.
ing sleep Buy Sl.00 bottle from yolr drug.
gist, VIM. Root, or sample bottle at Is cents
and iast its merits
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An Elegant Preparation,

Designedto meet the public want for a harm
less hair dressing and restorative, is found
liz Parkers Hair Basam. 1t acts like magic,
commencing at very roots. removes Dandruff
ana all humors from the scalp. and never fails
to restore gray or faded hair to its original
youthful color and beauty. Falling hair is inn
mediately checked by its use, and il produces a
growth Of beautiful young hair, soft, glossy and
luxuriant that surpiiseseveryone These pro
p-ltes added to its exquisite perfume and pur
ity of composition, render it the growing favor
lite OF the toilet table everywhere Buy bottle
from your druggist, William Root and test its
merits.
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WE confidently recommend Coussens' Com
pound Honey of Tar as cure for Consump.
ton and Coughs of long standing. During
the season Of ice and snow it is well to remem-
Der that this invaluable preparation will afford
speedy relief to all persons suffering with colds.
We might multiply words in praise of this
great remedy, but sufficient to insure it a wei
come in every household is the fact that it is a
never failing cure for Consumption, Group,
Sore Throat Hoarseness, Who0ping Cough,
ETC. Use Coussens' Compound Honey Of Tar.
Price so cents bottle. For sale BY William
Root
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Too much cannot be said in praise of that
great cough remedy, Coussens' Compound
Honey Of Tar 1t will not only afford relief in
case Of an ordina, cold. but the sufferer with
Consumption many rely on it as a permanent
cure if taken in time, and according to direc-
ions. To persons afflicted with chronic cough.
which disturbs their rest at night it affords
sweet and refreshing sleep, and for Coughs.
Colds, Group, Whooping Cough. Sore Throat,
Hoarseness, etc it is simply one of the greatest
medical blessings of the age. Us<ACoussens'
Compound Honey of Tar. Price 90 cents a
bottle. For sale by W'n Root.
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Il AM receiving and selling now the
celebrated Milwaukee and Cincinnati Beer
on draft also have it in bottles pint at 81
and pint 81. so per dozen. keep the best
Liquors and Wines of all kinds in the mar
ket--- have fine old Rye Whisky six years
old. l will sell every kind very low for the
cash. My business is cash positively be-
yond doubt. A. c. HEGG1E.
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Grand Jury.

THE following compose the Grand Jul
ry for the second week of Cobb Superior
Court
William L. Barnes, Foreman James t.
Echols, Allen C. Edwards, James B. Bag
gett John Roberts, Thomas w, Garrison, Sr.
William II. Wiley John F. Baldwin, Hen
ry N. Reeves, NJ. l., Handy, James M.
johnson, Thomas NJ. Hooper, Harbird B.
Wallis, Enoch A. Spinks, John G. Grower,
Lawrence NJ. Power Cicero j. Manning,
Thomas W. Garrison, Jr, George Fl. Shaw,
John c. Pickens, Joel J. Medley, Adm
Keeter, Isaac B. Seay
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: MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION.

The members of the Association,
and all citizens who desire to per
petuate the observance of Memorial
day, are requested to meet at Mich
ols' Hall, Monday afternoon, March
25th, at 81 o'clock.
MRS. G. A VIM,
President L M. A.
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A Caution

To Grindstone hiders and bridge destrOyers.
$25 REWARD
Will be given by our noble Mayor, for the
arrest and delivery of the scamp that de
stroyed the Bridge of Signs" at Acworth,
Ga, March 18th, 1878.
I stood upon the Bridge of Sighs,''
That now alas in ruin lies
A prison should be, (not palace,)
Yes, the chain gang, or the gallows,
For the scamp that thus destroyed
The peace and quiet of the town.
So let the papers pass him round M.
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Amid Sylvan Groves and Rural Re
treats

Where the wild flowers bloom and unite their
sweetest fragrance natures's healing balm tor
the ills of lovely woman. is found in abundance.
Developed by chemistry and improved by
science, these wonderful el.ments for The cure
Of woman an L her Diseases. have been COM
pounded and offered under the name of English
Female Bittsrs, at one dollar per bottle.