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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-07
E~cumenical Council.

GRirz. Jan. 6.-Ths Le0sspoa Of this
city says Ii learns on good authority that
the Pope Is consulting - 10 the advisa-
bility Of calling q new Ecumsnical
Council.
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FATAL

10 d often The eass that ~ sserAos our lives
By delaying the uss Of proper remedies. a INV
houn Lost 10 ossn fatal In seats diRssss.
Fever and inhsmmsticu waits for no nan. bat
when unchecksd hurfiss On 70 Modification
and death. Do moi Be- suiity Of this htai delay.
Uss freely BnstoIs ~esrsapahlla and Pulls; II
them yoa have aisty md health oe3ssod In
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No Boat Race.

New Yonx. Jan. IA dispatch from
Boston says: The Harvard Boat Club
has received Q letter from Oxford Uni.
versity announcing the inability OF the
latter 10 row this year. Probably there
fore, there will be no race with Cornell.
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o. u. GALLUP.

o. u. oALLur. opposits the Bank Of osiifcs.
mia, Gold Hill, tssps constantly on hand ali
f~avorits brands Of Imported C:Qfs. ohoios bit
cigars, all kinds OF chewing tobacco. mesr-
schaun pipes. school books and stationery OF
oil DESCRIPTIONS, nns eutlery, and tors md hney
eoodp OF All kinds, ar II
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German SocialIsts.

BERLIN. Jan. G.-Ths Socialist Demo.
Gratis have lately carried most Of their
municipal candidates In and around
Lsipsic. A Socialist will stand for Brss.
lau at the election for the Rsichstag.
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Home Again.

New YoRx. Jan. Ex-Governor No
Cormick. United States Commissioner to
the Paris Exposition, arrived on the Ger.
manic to-day.
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rect Bssinss 200 can :acs: y: : = :,
sltSsf ssx, nsks In tksir own localities. Par
reahss snd ample worth q frss: Inprovs
your spsss t1ns q this basssse. Addfss.
~ e. sffSSoH , on Portland, ~
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lsrsc,AL DisrArcHrs TO Il GOLD HriL
DAur Naval
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Sharon in MashInEton.

WASHINGTON. Jan. Ex-senator Sharon
OF Nevada arrived tonight.
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Room %, friedrich House,
VIRGINIA, NEVADA.

HouRs ron CONSULTATION -yron 10
tl :, and from Q sii s.or b. special npRSi.e
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cuv Jelsoals b., sv,,s xsvy Tos.ssa,
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DISTRICT COURT.
Cell OF che Crini.ai and civil cal
eadsrs.

In the District Court. yesterday. the
civil and criminal calendars were called
and tho eases set for trial. The follow
ing Is the call o. the calender:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-07

Gevsrner Brsdisy's Fourth BIss.
sial Message Received Bi1ls In.
sroduesd -rhe legislative Rusd
-Gsvsrsor Kiskssd's Isausurs.
gion.
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aOld Hi DAILY NsSIl
The Phoenix herald., 1879-11-07
Sam Branan and Mexico.

Sam BrannaD, at one time Califor
 nia's chief millionaire, but of late years comparatively impccunious, is now in New York city, negotiating with the Mexican government, through its Minister, for the posses sion of $I, ,5eo,O0O worth of land in the State of Sonora. When Mexico was in jeopardy by reason of the French invasion, Rrannan who was then flush" gave to the Republic material aid, and forwarded to it's agents stores and ammunition from San Francisco. This timely aid did much towards the final dethrone- ment of Maximiliian- The NJ xican Government gave him at the time a voucher of so much land for the aid rendered. It is said that the land designated embraces portion of the rich mines recently discovered, and to this circumstance is attributed the delay in giving MT. Brannan his pat ent at once. MT. Grammar writes that everything is progressing favora- bly,. Should it result as anticipated, he will return to California and place himself at the head of all organ iz ltion long since formed. and pro- ceed with it to occupy the rich lands in Sonora. Poet.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-11-07
Flour Contracts,
PRESCOTT, Nov. 5th,- 1e7

PRESCOTT, Nov. 9th, 1879.
 The following are the proposals for furnishing flour to the various military posts, received in response to official advertisement asking for such proposals:
 Whipplc Barracks-Barnett, 40, GOO lbs, P 100 lbs, ss.5O; Hayden, 4O,- 900 D,s. r 100 lbs, 5000; Goldman & Co.,, 10000, F 100, $6.Oo.
 Verde-Barnett, 55,O0O tbs P 100 fbs, $50; Jordan, 2O,OOOts, 5 100 lbs, s5.27. and 10000 lbs, ? 100 lbs, s5.67; Hayden, 55,OOo lbs, f2 100 ibs, 5000; Goldman S Co.,. 55, ,OOO lbs, R 100 lbs, S6.OO.
 Apache-Barnett, 50,O0O lbs, F D9Bs, s3.5O; Goldman & Co.,, 5O,OOO lbs, r, 190 fbs, S12.50.
 Lowell-Barnett, 25,0O0 fbs, P 1O0- lbs, $6.50; Eayden, 25,OO0 lbs ? 100 lbs $50; Vail, 25,0oO lbs, E 100 fbs, $5.47.
 slcDowell-Ba Barnett, 3e,0oo lbs, P 100 lbs, $6.25; Hayden, 3o,O0e1hs, f3 100 lbs, $475: Goldman & Co.,, 3a,Ga0 fbs, R 100 lbs, $4.5O.
 Grant-Barnett, 10000 lbs, ? 100 lbs, $7.5O; Vail, 10000 lbs, r 100 lbs, $7.47; Solomon, 10000 lbs, f3 100 Its, SG 23.
 Camp Huachuca-Barnett, 15,000 lbs, F3 100 ibs. s7OO.
 Camp Rucker-Barnctt, 12,00O lbs, 2 100 lbs, s7.50.
 Camp Thomas-Barnett, 3O,0OO lbs, g 100 tbs, $50; Solomon, 3O.OOO lbs, P 100 fbs, S5.97.
 Camp Bowic-Barnctt, 30,000 lbs, 9 100 lbs, s7.5O; Vail, 3O,OOO tts, p | 100 lbs. S7.37; Solomon, 30,000 lbs, f' i 100 lbs, s5.73. NJ. ". Kales made conditional bid to furnish all posts or none at I sG.s5 2 100ib l
The Phoenix herald., 1879-11-07
RAILROADS.

IN Arizona and New Mexico it is estimated that within a year the Southern Pacific Railroad will construct five hundred miles of road while the Atchison, Topeka and Santl Fe will construct a similar amount, The Texas and Pacific will also construct two or three hun dred miles on their line. Tine Utah Southern are shipping large quan tity of material to the front and it is expected they will reach one hundred and fifty mikes The Den yer and Rio Grande will extend it's lines one hundred miles. The St. Louis and San Francisco road, will push into the Indian Territory two hundred miles.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-11-07
LOCAL LINES.
From Mondays Daily

Geo. Treadwell, Superintendent of the Vuliure Mining Co., and A H. Peoples are in from WIckcnburg-
 X man who doesn't advertise stands a poor chance of going to heaven when he dies.
 M. Cotton of thfs city, who is making tour of the southern ccun- try was in Tucson, Friday,
 The notice to creditors in the estate of John LeBarr, deceased, will be found in our advertising columns.
 Work was to have recommended on the Hannibal mine at ScMillen on the 1st inst. under the superiD tcgdcncy of Chas- McMillen.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-11-07

Last Saturday we had the pleasure of examining Mir. W. T. Porter's painting of the Vulture mine. The painting is in oil and is quite large measuring in length 51a feet by in width and is extraordinarily true to its subject. This is particularly not. iceable in the broken cactus in which the flores are as natural as life. The painting was executed by MT. Porter under comm ission from Mir. James Seymour of Chicago. Nil. Porter ha- also, we believe, several commis- sions of similar nature to execute in Tombstone.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-11-07

TIE new organic law of Cahfor- nia, provides that any person who seeks to influence the vote of q member of the Legislature by brib- cry, promise of reward, intimidation, or any other dishonest means, shall be guilty of lobying, which is de- clared a felony, and it shall be the duty of the legislature to provide by law for the punishment of such crime. It is also provided that any legislator who shall be so inhu need shall likewise be guilty of felony and on conviction thereof, in addi- ton to the punishment prescribed, shall, be disfranchised and forever disqualified from holding office. It is further ordained that any person may be compelled to testify in such a case, but the testimony so given shall not be used against him, if it criminates himself.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-11-07
BORN,

GEAsT-Born to the wife of E. O. Grant, at wickenburg. Nov. 3d. son.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-11-07

SAN BERNARDINo, California, is holding meetings, offering induce ments to th A. T. & s. F. R. R., to pass through their valley on its way to San Diego.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-11-07

THE time for resuming work on the Southern Pacific Railroad has been postponed until December 1st, on account of the force being busy on other roads.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-11-07


 THE Liverpool '.Daily News" :" has for a year past used four type setting and several distributing ma chimes, at a saving of about two thousand dollarsper annum as com pared with the same amount of work by hand. The compositors working the machines earn better wages than their fellows at the case while the saving to the composltor is over thirty per cent. The ma chimes are used for every kind of composition except tabulated and displayed work, the matter being set, justified and spaced with great CT accuracy and rapidity than by hand labor. Every machine costs s75o, and the average speed is six thousand ems per hour.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-11-07
FREIGHT ARRIVALS.
Friday, Oct. 3l. .

Friday. Oct, sI.
 PHGNIX. 1 s Jackson, S6 pkgs, 3969. Goldman < Co, pkg, 5J; pkg, 14o.
 E Irvine & Co, : pkgs, 43O; lpkg f4O.
 C Bryant, 43 sund, 2556. G K Skidmore- ? pkgs' 1S0-
 PRESCOTT D Levy < Co, F pkgs, 1000. C P Head & Co, 16 pkgs, 3495- Tuch Lee, 21 pkgs, 1565. Wong Sum, 16 pkgs, no. G Porter S Co, pkg. 40.
 wIcKENBCRG. E O Grant , pkgs, 430.,
 HAYDEN's FERRY. CT Hayden pkg, 40. P c Shannon, 6 sund, 1050. SEYMOUR. J Duncan, 1 pkg, 40.
 wHiPPLE. PB Grammar & Bro, pkgs, 2s5.
 GILLETTE. s Anderson, 5 pkgs, 370.
 VERDE AAQ NJ, 95 pkgs, 70sf. Saturday, November
 PHGNIx. Geo Coats, II pkgs, 400. c Salari, bbl wine, 42j.
 Sunday, November G Coats, 10 sund, 1030 NJ Asher & Bro. pkgs, 735- s Jackson. F pkgs, 1790. E Irvine & Go, 10 pkgs, 635. NJ w Kales, 1 pkg. '. N RosentBaT, 12 pkgs, 900.
 PRESCOTT Kelly s Stephens, sund. 115. C P Head & Co, sund, T25.
 vULTuKE. " A Rowe, 2-pkgs, 125.
 SEYMOUR. Kimble Bros, pkg, 115. Monday, November 3d-
 PHGNIX. J. R Dall X Co, 46 pkgs 11S0. F. Irvine, 10 pkg.s 660; pkgs. 200. NJ Asher & Bro. fl pkgs 2365; 12 pkgs 1530. 5 Jackson, 1 pkg, 355.
 PRESCOTT. D Levy x Co, 24 pkgs, 3770. Dr Lincoln, 3 sund. $50. J Goldwater & Bro, 127 pkg, SEQ. IIoli, 1 sund 40. c P Head ds Co, 12 960.
 H1YDEns. J T Priest, s pkgs, 120. c T Hayden, 6 pkgs, 40; 3 pkgs, 270.
 TIGER. Tiger Mine, 73 sund, 3445.
 wHIrPLE. Maj Fowler, 1 sund 70.
 SIGNAL. Levy & Koshland, 49 sunt, 3552. Tuesday, November 4.
 PHGNIx. Ellis, Asher & Co, pkgs, 990. Geo. Coats, 12 pkgs, 415; pkgs 415. M Asher & Bro. 20 pkgs, 1600- J Jackson, 4 pkgs, $40. Jackson, 5 pkgs 2S2' Don Abbott, 2 pkgs, 135 B s K, pkg, 2000. M L Peralta, 13 sund, 1055.
 7RErcoTr. N & G Ellis, 3 pkgs, 150. Goldwatcr & Bro, 12 pkgs, TAO. l. Bashford, 34 sund, 5250. E R Michler, 3 sund, 257. Wong Bon, pkg. " E Rl1ffilr1 r,l-oc 1S0 Capt Eagan, 37 sund, 2960. c P Head & Co, 9 sund, 2050-
 MCDOWELL. J I T Smith, 2 pkgs, 165.
 SEYMOUR. Kimble Bros, 29 sund, 32S2.
 GILLETTE. c Webber, 3 sund 40.
  Levy, Koshland 6c Co, 2 sund. Wednesday. NOv.5.
 PHGSIx Geo F Coats, 15 sund, 1850. Goldberg & Son, 10 pkgs S6O. Jno R Dall & Go, pkgs, 1945. N Roenthal, 1 snnd, 30. E Irvine & Go, 10 sund, 61O. M Pesquira, pkgs, 7S2.
 PRESCOTT. " M Buffum, 7 sund, T35. C W Beach, pkg, 230. Geo Groom, 12 pkgs, 200. L Bashford & Co. 66 pkgs, 49T0. E Stahl, sund, 495.
 HAYDEN's FERRY. T Hayden, pkgs, 660.
 TIP-TOP. W A Rowe, 1 pkg, 130.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-11-07
- - -
 MISCELLANEOUS.

Probate Notice. In the Probate Court eff Maricop4 county in the Territory of Arizona.
 In the matter of the Estate of JOHN LA BARR, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersign- ed, Administratrix of the estate of JOHN LABARR, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the sxid deceased, to exhibit them with the necessa- ry vouchers within ten months after the first publication of this notice to the said Admin county of Maricopa, Territory of Arizono.
 MARY LA BARR, Administratrix of the estate of JOHN LEBARR.deceased.
 Ph1nix, Nov, Sd, 1879.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-11-07

Take pleasure in informing the inhabitants of town and county that their FALL NEGOTIATIONS have arrived and claim that they show the best ment the latest styles and the lowest prices of any house in
The Phoenix herald., 1879-11-07
PHOENIX.
LIST oFNEW GOODS

Ladies Cloaks and Listers, Ladies' Jackets, Nubias, Hoods in worsted, Ladies Hats, fall styles,
 Ladies Underwear and Skirts, New shades of Worsted Goods in Cashmere. Cents and boys Winter clothing Cents blanket suits,
 Gents Overcoats and Listers,
 Gents Hats, Fall styles,
 Cents Underwear complete assol
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-10-02
POETS CORNER.
ny LITTLE JACK noRNKR.

| Tell me ye winged winds,
! That round my pathway roar
| Do we not know some gentle place
| Where goods are nice and low
The loud wind stopped for while and said
Go at once at Pitner 4 Sons cheap store.
Where you will find everything that you
want at prices that cannot be cqualled. In
this connection we beg to give our friends
notice that in the commencement OF the fall
campaign we have purchased largely of all
kind Of goods and are now prepared to sell
lower than was ever known before in Mari
eta. All of our stock was bought before
the general advance in all kinds ofgroceries,
hardware &c, and we propose to give our
friends and customers the advantage OF our
purchases. We have a large assortment OF
coffee ami n. O. Sugar Eve do not sell re-
fined sugar. that will be sold at prices here
totore obtained for them.
Notwithstanding, there has been sharp
advance in this class of goods and to those
OF you who are in need Of these or any 9th
ef kind of Groceries, we respectfully request
you to call now MS VIC can make II to your
advantage to do So Remember that we are
the original quick sales and short profit mer-
chants and have steadily adhered to this
plan and will continue to do so rs il pays ms
and has made our business n success. We
have II large stock of Bagging and Ties that
we are selling "lower than the lowest
All we ask of you is to come and see us.
We cannot, we win not be undersold,
Don't you forget it, Cotton is low and
goods are high and it stands you in hand to
buy close to make both ends meet. Come
to us and we will help you to do this. All
goods purchased Of us are delivercdiprompt-
" and free of charge.
Your friends
JAMES pprNER az SON
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-10-02
Marietta Market.
fCorrected Weekly by our Merchants

Corrected Weekly by our Merehmits.l
CoTToN-9t TO " cents per pound.
CORN-75 cents per bushel.
WHEAT.-90 to 81. 00Xper bus he.
FLoUR-s6.00 per barrel.
MEAL-s0 cents per bushe
BULKMEAT--74 a7A cents per pound.
LARD-l0 cents per pound
SUGARS-Crushed aud Powdered, | / cents
Granuiated 10 cts Extra c., .. Brown cts
SALT-Liverpool Salt 81 % per Sack. Vir
einia Sal; sl.40 Sack
COFFEE-Java Coffee 3It cents per pound
Rio Coffee Ia To i6s cents.
SYRIIP--New Orleans Is to Is cents pei
gallon. Sorghum b 10 40 cents per gallon
Georgia Cane so cents
PEAS--60 10 75 cents per bushel.
RlCE--i0 cents per pound
COUNTRY PRODUCE-BuYing prices
from Wagons Eggs III Is cents. Chickens
10 to i2i cents. Butter Is cents.
FACTORY GOOnS--72 shifting &: "A
sheeting cents. Factory yarn 30 cents per
Bunch Prints 6i TO u Bleach 81 irliugs IA
IL Jeans 30 rs Concord jeans IS.
LINES bHshel barrel 90 sta, To 81 100
NAILS-Per keg, l0d 1926 81 $3.50
cd, $40; Ad 81 100,
lRON-Tire ~ 10y inch 4icls. smaller sixes
10 advance. Rod scts Axes $40 to Sl2
Amrs Sh1vels $40 Rowlaud's Sl2 Stones
$3.50. Solid cast steel X. IL Is. Cast steel
25cts springs BE axlrs i0all +; sad iron Do
horse shoe nails 30 to %; | b lIames so
EArIlER-Calf skins, Domestic $40 10
S45 per dozen French VA to sos, Harness
leather 30 GENTS per pound sole leather. hem
lock, q oak 40 to 70 split doe; kips, coun
try 60 10 20 per pound. Pegs 5cts per pint.
HARDW ARE--llollowwar s TO & cents
Betting % per cent of list. Manila rope toe
Cotton 20c; Jnte rope l6e; Cotton cards $3.50
per dozen. Axle grease Sl20 per dozen
Picks per doz 80 Mnttocks Sl2.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-10-02
LOST MOUNTAIN LEAVES.

Mrs. II. NJ. Mayes is again suffering
badly. DR. II, V. Reynolds is attending
her
The water gins about dried up.
There is one farmer here who says II
cotton sells at nine cents, the devil will be
to pay and no mistake
Reuben Martin and Newt Clay, who
moved west from here are coming back.
There is no place like Cobb
...Greer and Tom Ward have bought out
William Brown at five dollars per acre.
Land is cheap as dirt at that
"a nice tomb stone has been placed at
the grave Of John Dobbins in the cemetery
here.
The Farmers Club win elect officers
next Friday night.
We want at Lost Mountain nine nice
industrious, energetic, ladies to take charge
of il like number of old bachelors.
81 believe all the renters and cropers
have got places, except one soldiers widow
and her family. She may come in after the
negroes are provided for,
ga gentleman met one of Lost Noun
tain 5 Young men in the road the other sun
day and asked where he was going. The
Young man answered SPY grannies am
going to see some of the gals, "
Mr. Thos Clay has recently builta fine
stone residence on his farm.
George Phurr and Bush Davis have
sweetened the neighborhood, but they re
main sour as ever.
. Mrs. Price and her daughter, Miss Liz
zie, formerly of this place but more recent
ly, of Rockmart, Ga, are spending two
weeks with the family of Mr. ]. Jackson.
90. L. House, who was so seriously hurt
by the kick OF a horse, is improving.
PELEG.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-10-02
SAVE YOUR MONEY.

Money saved is money made. The place
TO save your money is d. F. McClatchey's
store, where new goods are being received
by the dray load. Has just received in store
several cases of Tomatoes, Canned Salmon,
Lobster Oysters fresh Mackerel, Sardines
Crackers of every kind Ga bigger lot than
ever Boneless Pigs feet in Cans, Goldfish
Balls, lready for the table, fresh lot OF
Canned Peaches Corn Starch, Gelatine
condensed Milk, prepared Mustard Meats
OF all kinds, Pinhead Oatmeal Crockery for
everybody, a very fine selection. Fruit
stands, covered dishes, wash bowls and
pitchers, and numberless things necessary
for hOusekeepers. A lot of Brooms, big lot
of Rope, Table salt in sacks for cents. All
the best brands of chewing and smoking
tobacco. The best cigar for the least money.
Candles (Adamantine and Parafne,) Toilet
and Laundry Soaps. A fine selection of
Tea the best Coffee Cream Baking Pow
ders, Sea Foam. Yeast gems Baskets, Buck
cts. Ga brass bailed cedar bucket for 40cts
Sleeves, wash boards churns, baskets, fancy
candies, Gum Drops Caramels, wrapped
sticks, barrel Of stick candies, the best
London Layer Rasins Lemons Blue Stone
Copperas, BoraX, Alum, Salts &c. The
5 cent counter is piled up with selection
received this morning from Baltimore
Now if there is anything you need or wish,
usually found in first class store, give us a
call as we buy for cash in the best markets,
and are determined to sell. We mean bust
ness. Respectfully,
ID. f. MCCLATCHY.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-10-02

The editor of the Griffin Sun, speaking
of Rev Mr. Barnwel's marriage TO Miss
Cleh.nd says: we fling our old shoe
after the happy pair and have no doubt but
that our pretty cousin, Bessie will make
our friend Barnwell as good and true a wife
as she is intelligent and beautiful. -
LIZ you see a clerk who earns eight dol
lars week, and lives at first class board
ing houses riding in an elegant turnout with
his girl and would like to cruelze him a lit
tie, stop his carriageppd inquire in a semi
confidential tone How long have you been
saving upg" It's sure wilter time.-New
Haven Register.
..DIED--On the morning of the lst inst,
Willie, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. j. a,
Massey, aged eight days. Funeral services
will take place at the residence, this Thurs
day morning at 81 O'Clock.
"A fine lot of genuine Rogers and
Worstenholms Razors, Pocket Knives, Ia
bic Cutlery German Silver Plated, latest
style Spoons and Tea Knives and Forks,
all warranted. Call and pass your judg-
ment. JOSEPH ELsAs.
get Reynolds to do your Dental work.
THE undersigned would like TO SELL or
exchange good farm of "a acres, situated
two miles from Marietta, for n small farm
near town or for a neat place in the town.
Apply to Mrs. Z. S. Gregg on the prem
ses. sep25.4
| MARRIED-On Wednesday morning
October lst by Rev. G. S. Tumlin, at the
residence of the brides father, Mr. John
Roberts, Mr.. Geo. II. Tumln, of Carriers
vile, to Miss Georgia Roberts, ofKennesaw.
After the marriage, the happy couple left
for Gainesville Thus another one ofCobbs
fair daughters is captured There is none
more beautiful than Miss Roberts and the
groom may congratulate himself on the
lovely prize that is henceiorth his
Get Reynolds to do your Dental work.
...STRAYED.-From my premises on Sun
day 21st of September, red, mare mule,
| limps on left side. Went in the direction
of Tom MCCARTHY place. a reward of five
dollars will be paid for her return to me or
left in Marietta with Mr.. w. p. Stephens.
JOSEPH DUNN.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-10-02
LOCAL SCRAPS.

miss Mary Cole left Monday evening
for Quincy Illinois, where she will spend
the winter with her aunt, Mrs. Emmons.
miss Mamie Trezvant, who has been
visiting her aunt, left for Atlanta Tuesday.
Ed. Simpson is cerking for Mr.. w. X.
Root
Married, in Forsyth, Ga, Wednesday
evening, Oct. LIST, Mr.. Cobb Lumpkin to
Miss Mamie Adams, daughter of Rev II. j..
Adams formerly of Marietta.
I'VE have in Marietta young men who
walk behind couples and comment upon
their good names. SCRAP.