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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-01-23
n The. pest6s Rate Of

Our country lie getting to be frarfnlly alarm n,
Ing the average IL ifeis less-uel every year
without any reasonable csgss, d Il. resa,l"s
Ills season Of the year especially a cold ia
such A common thing that ~ The hurry pf every
dav lif, we are apt 70 overlook lhr dangers AZ
tending i, ami often find toe tate, tiia' Fever
or Lutg trouble has ALREADY set ln' l9oes
ands lose tlleir lives in thus way every WIZ.
while hal Boschee's GerAadH Syr@P oTen 'AN ,ii
o,,,.. 7,v,u,d have resulted, and large hi
frocs D,e,or been avoided. For all 'iisrssei
Of The Throat and Lungs. Bo,ehes's German
S,.nn la. proven itse,fto b. tie great. st dis
osvrr,'.f lis kind in medicii.e, Every Drug
Uj.f IN this co4ntry Will t-lI you Of ts woAdrr
fnI .f.ct over $50 900 bottles sold last yeA'
wlthodt.,. single failure Known. 'Al1aA'- o..
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Marietta Market.
{ correeIed weekIy BY our Merehanls. ]

[Corrected Weekly by our Merchants,l
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CORN 50 to 81 cents per Dushel.
WHATS 10 to 81 Is per bu.bel
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MEAL--G0 to II cents per bushe.
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+ sALT-Liverpo6 saIt 81 y per Sack. Vr-
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Rio Coff~~ i6s cents
SYRUP-New Orleans G5 to IS cents PEI
gallon Sorghum 3 to 40 cents per gallon.
Georgia Cane 80 cents.
PEAS 60 to ~ cents per busiel.
RICE--l0 cents per poand.
COUNTRY PRODUCE-B Buying prices
from Wagons Eggs ~ 20 cents Chickens
10 TO III cents. Butter II cents se -
FACTORY GOODS II z shirtiug 9: A.
sl,eefing Z eents Factory yam 90 cents per
Bunch Prints 81 b ~ Bleach 81 iaingS 10
If: Jeans 90 rs; Concord Jeans IS.
LTME--:} burhs1 barr 81 80 cts. 10 81 90
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I'D. S. IS; Al. 81 90
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LOST MOUNTAIN LEAVES.

90 how cold then 0 how hot
&C J. Griggs hit Joe Blair with his fist
in self defense the other day Blair was
thought to be dead for some time but is now
Improving. The difficulty grew out of a
triting affair
The ground was frozen one foot deep
during the cold snap. Old men say. it is the
deepest freeze ever known here.
The school house at Lost Mountain will
soon be completed. Success to the cause.
1T is thought that B, will marry soon.
He is going to build two room house with
"trishun" between, Il "randum' in front,
and ''troaten" works overhead.
M p. says when n man is suspended
from the roof ofa tall house only hanging
by the hairs of his head or the nails of his
toes, or floating over deep waters only sup
ported by frail vapors and leaky vessels,
that there is nothing gratifies or consoles
him so much as to Suddenly awake to the
reality that he is safely at home in bed.
weddings are SO common we cant at
ford to report them all. One young man
who sensibly sees the coming hard times,
wants to know If Judge Hammett will not
sell to clubs of twenty at reduced rates.
Died, at her home near Lost Mountain,
on the 10Th inst Mrs Thomas Hardy
She leaves a husband and six small children
to mourn heI loss
..."Good morning. John how's your
cold getting ?" "Chic-k hack ter kcr chew,
it's bad-come in r.
w A. Hansell, of Roswell, G. w. G.,
T. of Georgia, in company with the j. &.
w. G. T., j. G. Thrower, Of Atlanta, held
public meeting and speaking at Midway
on last Friday night. Notwithstanding the
inclement weather quite a number of Lost
Mountains best citizens were out. The gen
tlemen made telling speeches, as did others
present. The meeting was grand success.
died on the nth inst, infant child OF
Mr. David any Mrs. Mollie McEachern.
Its body was inferred at Powder Springs on
18th inst.
Quite number of our young men an
ticipate keeping batch--well yes, no doubt.
And now we'll take down the fiddle
and bow and hang up the pillow and hoe.
SKY Rocket.
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powpnR sPaINes pENcILINos,


:. My eyes are red with weeping,
Two hearts are filled With JOY,
My love has gone to house keeping
With that darned Atlanta boy.
...MARRIEp-On the 18th inst, Mr.. ]. A.
Watson. of Atlanta, to Miss Anna Ander-
son, of Powder Springs.
..,Kiah Reynolds works in the same old
shop, and by hard ticks and a heap osthem
is making silverand gold out Of iron. Its a
wonder that the Alchemist Of old did not
hit upon Kiah's method of transmutation,
Miss Lena Magbee and Lollie Somers
have gone home. | wonder il they carried
any hearts with them in exchange for theirs.
What is his-name has been pouring the
spirits down to'keept his spirits up. lie
poured down one too many.
..Merchrndise no longer engages the at
tention of the Rev. Robt. Baber. He ex-
poets to go back to mother earth for the ne
cessaries of life Success to him. 1t is a
pity that more do not follow in his foot
steps.
Frank Fleming's forge now glows on
the hill by friend Holeman's. Frank knows
how to mash iron into every conceivable
shape. After his long spell of sickness he
says that all of that Tennessee mud is out of
him.
Mr.. l.. w. Mizell has u fine school and
If you have any unruly boys first send them
down. he can break them as easy as he can
lass,Ie mustang pony. When in Texas
those Comanchee youth yielded to his plant
touch as it by magic.
...Kiser & Goodwin store was broken
into last Saturday night. entrance was made
through the chimney and small quantity
of goods distracted and carried off. No
clue to point out the party.
AZTEC
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TOWN TALK.

Beautiful weather.
candy ''stretchings" are all the go.
White aprons are very becoming to
most young ladies.
The benches in the Park are quite pop
ular these delightful mornings.
Miss Maggie Myers is visiting in Allan
ia. g p ~
p TITS said that Pleas Shelman can sc
withshis eyes shut and pick out the tattes'
chickens in the coop.
Mrs. Rood and daughters left on We'd
necday for Eufaula to spend severalmonths'
! miss Amy Dick has returned from a
three weeks visit TO Atlanta. ......
MIR. Joe Shanklin left last Monday iol
Ashville n. C. ' Cox
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-01-23
LOOKOUT IMPORTANT

We have on our books several hundred
dollars Of unpaid subscriptions, in sums of
one ard two dollars, the parties owing said
amouRissare scattered here and there, and if
said money was collected would aggregate
a considerable amount $50 you see these
small amounts. which you think no use to
be in a hurry to pay being so lihle, is 2
great deal tosus when all put together incur
pocket. If you had sold several hundred
bushels of wheat, one bushei each to sever.
al hundred men scattered all over Cobb
county, you would consider it of vital i'm
portance that the price ON every btshel of
wheat should be collected TO insure you
against loss; So it is with our business,
and in all kindness, with no desire TO Of
fend we ask each one who finds a cross
mark after his written name on the margin
of this paper, to remember that he is in
debted to us and we will regard it as a great
favor if you win bring or send us the mon
ey at once. Don't delay as we wish TO
make out new books for the new year and
we want to put your manic thereon
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