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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-05

Cottan-f box soap W b Bailey-1 Dbl whisky to r
yanderhas-s bo1es drugs Lyens--f boz books
Kirkpatrick pkge mdse Bassettl a. Xigaes-40
boxes tobacco Hernshein Bro-ao pkgs tobacco
C B Block Aeo-s pk re HOES W Dastiilon-54 bbls
lnmber b Byrns-ls head cattle 81 head hogs 10
4 NJ Flaagt-sundries to order-Total 10 hhds of
tObscco
MoRGAN's LOUISIANA AND TEXAS BAIL
Road AND STEAMSHIP co.
September 40 bales moss 10 L Terrebanse-3 do
j M Walsh L Sarie keo-aH Groebsi-aA saaAs of
rough riga Joseph Vigass-sandries to ordsr-Total
80 saaks rough rice
Receipts Mt the New Basin.
Pearl River-Per steamer 1olie-so, 900 lest lanber
to order
Pearl Rver-P en- steamer Minnie 81 cards wood
Blind River-Psr schr Morning Lizht-1soos pes
slaves 10 order
Ticksaw-Pez schr Victoria No 80 osras wood
to order
Tiekiaw-Per schr INDIAN Reed-se cords wood to
order
stoekten-Psr schr R Il Delmas .ooo feet Of
spumgAeld-Per sohs 1.-The simms-ia cssds wood
to order
Bayou LacomDe-Psz sohr Ristor-1loo sbls char.
coal to order =.:o.--. -5
Rzyon LAe0mbe-Pe7 barge Elk-lGe0 rs charcoal
to order
Receipts ut the Old Basin.
Bayou Laesmbs-Per schr CamsEe-aa.soo feet of
Lumber to order
Blind River-Pss sehr Tres Hsrmanos-s5 cords of
wood to order
Blind River-Per sehr sasansa--ls. Ooa pcs slaves.
to order
Blind Riyss-Psr schr Venus No 2-is, 600 slaves to
order
Blind Rivsr-Psr schr Clenensina-isooo stavss
10 order
Blind Riyef-Per schr Surprise No 1--1s 900 sta7es
to order
PsscagouIa-Psr schr Apa,achee-12oe bis charcoal
to order
Bonfouca-Per schr Msw-24 osrds wood to order
mSm0Yanda.
-m5. AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, Sept 2-Asrived from New Orleans,
steamship Harlan, Talbos.
FOREIGN PORTS.
- [By Cable to the N. Y. Hsrald1
Bordeaux, August a9--Arriyed from PaseagouIa,
bark Hormose Simon.
By MALL
Liverpool August 2l-LoadiDg for Nsw Orleans,
ships Prince Charlie, ---s Timour Salmon; Enoeb
Train Morris
Genoa August 17-SaiIed for New Orleans. bark
Louisiana. GandolG.
Penarth. August 2o-5ailed for New Orleans.
steamship W Haris
Table Bay, July 24-Sailed for Pensacola bark Mia
Madre, Pastorine.
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Plagniol de James
OLIVE OIL.

ECHE BRAND or OLIVE OIL OF FLAG-
y MOL DE JAMES so universally known, u
Grand Gold Medal At The UniversaI Exposition
OF Paris IN 1878, and the Prizs Medal at 5ne
position Of Philadelphia In 1916 We, ~ ,ausrs
II M pIAGNTf1L DE JAMES, OF Marse.aa s-s
do hereby caution the public th,s any a.eoeasSed
and imttafors OF said brand M,1 =
with the utmost v1goE q ~ 4 xTlUEH,
n ~ q Decatur street,
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MARINE TELEGxAMs.

NEW YORK, Sept. s.-Arrived: Longshaw. from
Belfast. Arrived out: ut Hull. Salsrno. from
New York; at RoUen. Blackmatch and Dilston
Castle. from New York; at Hayre. Ganos. from
New York
Of Texas from Galveston Abemarse from Nor
folk, Castlewood from London, Trident from
Antwerp. Arrived out: At Grangernoath.
Island Home from Pensacola: at Liver pool,
Alvah from New York: at London. Glenarchv
and Rotterdam from New York. Homeward:
From Liverpool. Northumbria for Norfolk
from London. Hero for Pensacola,
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LAKE PORTS.

H. FOB MANDEvILLE AND TCHE-
6Es1Iffesa faneta River-United States mail
HEROINE.
SUNDAY EXCURSION.
Arrival of a. ~ train. At Ao "a oeiocs m.
Arrival q D. m train eIpek 2
MONDAY.
From MadisonyiIe at 5:45a. m.
From Vaudeville at q. N.
TUESDAY.
From Lake End on arrival OF $50 D. M train
for Vaudeville. Lewisburg.
WEDNESDAY EXCURSION.
From Lake End From Vaudeville.
Arrival $50 .. N. train. At Is D. 10.
Arrival Of .. N. train.
THURSDAY EXCURSION.
From Lake End From Vaudeville,
Arrival 80 .. n. train. At ...........sp Q. o..
From Lake End on arrival Of s:se D. m. train.
to Vaudeville.
ArI Trom II Lak k End train From Mandsyllle
NEW CAMEIIA.
MONDAY SCHEDULE.
From Lake End on arrival Of IL m, train for
Vaudeville. Lewisbure. jacksonville and Old
TUESDAY.
From Old Landing at a. m.
From Vaudeville at a. 10.
THURSDAY
From Lake End on arrival of 70 N. train.
FRIDAY.
From Old Landing at a. N.
From Vaudeville at a. m.
SATURDAY.
From Lake End on o arrival Ct $3.50 D. m. train
SUNDAY EXCURSION.
Ar1 hEsn i f7s & End laln From Old Landing
for Mandeville, Lew From Vaudeville
a isbq 11d Mf ana,oa At,.. g, m.
To Vaudeville. soc each way
TO LeWisburg ......-..:--......-S0 soc each way
To Madisonyille. ....-...............S 81 each way
TO Old Landing. ......-....-..-....Sl each way
EXCURSION RATES.
Fare from either side. round trio to Mande-
Vile so cents; Madisonville and Old Landing,
Two lines of stages connect with steamers at
Old Landing.
Freight will b.. received daily at her landing.
New Basin. near Magnolia Bridge.
FOB BAY. PASS. MISSISSIPPI CITY AND
BILOXI.
Wedaesday-From Lake End on arrival Of 8
Friday-From Lake End OF arrival of II a. m
train. -
Returning-Lea Biloxi and Mississippi
City same evening and Pass Saturday at 6 a. "a,
and Bay at a. n.
Freight received at New Basin. Delord street
all day Tuesdays and up to Z a. ID Wednesdays;
also Thursdays and up to a. N. fridays.
Passage to Bay, Pass and Mississippi City 81 !;
Biloxi q 25. Meals so cents. Also, restaurant
on board.
Freight will be taken at very low rates.
Baggage lonly1 received at the corner Of Canal
train on which the boat leaves. The above trips
will be made unless prevented by bad weather
or low Water. For further Information apply to
W, Ct. COYLE
jy20 tt 81 Carondelet street.
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LIVERPOOL SOUTHERN Q. o. LINZ

xAQ&K The steamship *@
EXPLORER,
Williamson commander.
will sail on or about September 6. 1879. from her
wharf, foot OF Jackson square.
VIII receive cotton and sixn through bills
lading for the Continent. between Havret
Cronstadt.
These steamships. being of light draft, vii
cross the bar OF the Mississippi at all times
without detention.
For freight apply TO
de20 IL 1856 Gravier street, up stairs.
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Receipts by Railroads,
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD

September 4-35 pkgs meat do Miller Gricsby IL
e0-1o bbls lime Forstall 81 Larose-l car iron to
McCan IL Son. do Schwartz & BFe-70 bbls
pork Vose Bros-13uo pee bulk meat Miller Grissby
Aco-3i27 do Cobb Maxent-27i pkgs giassWaFe to
I Z Lyons-2i7 cases shoes E Marqneze &co-ia5 do
Keiffer Bros-4s Page Moran car pcs slaves G
Perriiat-l0 hhds tobacco Kirkpatrick Aoo-i0 bbls
oil Mergan's La q Ri bales mdse W Letch-
ford &eO-iS pkgs furniture McCrackan & Brewster
Is pkgs mdse r Abadie-a5 pkgs snuff to Wang 4
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LDWKR COAST.

Leaves every TUESDAY and THURSDAY at Ii
a. m and SATURDAY aG D. M.
U8 FOR ORANGE FARM, POINTW
ls&ilt1$ ala Haehe Greenwood Plantation
aa& Terrs aux Bcsuf, and all plantation
landings, The new apa and fast steamer
EMMA IRVINE,
"A. Ruiz master.
D. NJ. Vallette and n. NJ Barrels clerks,
Leaves az above regularly. returning TO the CITY
early In the evening on alternate days. Fos
freight passage Amply on board. head OF Con,
h atrnak. ALL
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FROM THE PASSES.

~ PoET EAps. Sept; :, sp: m:-Barometer 1890.
Arrived AT II 40 last night. British steamship
Nerissa, Stuart master. 23 days from Cardiff. in
ballast to A. z. Miller tt 60.
Sailed: Steamships Chlian for Liverpool.
Abana for Havre: bark Periany for Bayonne;
brig Mariana for Barcelona; schooner Susan
Scranton for Bonacca.
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UPPx COAST.

TRI-WEEKLY UPPER COAST PACKET TO
BAYOU GOULA.
Leaves every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY. at II a. IN.
H. The fine passenger steamer
lSA4fAks BELLE,
TN place of the Whfsper.t
J. A. ComssSek master. @. III. Woods and tnA
Dean clerks.
will Leave regularly as above, put1ng on
freight In daylight. Returns Gown ne -
In daylignt TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS a.
For freiSht or passage apply on board q -
III O. MELANCOM. Sc bIenV. 80
4 afo.y, ~ INC ian g5fn0 at al times 20 FoSesv0
req Ha1rbe Belle VIII represent me D. ys 81
and tho Bertha
..w ORLEANS AND UPRkh O0ASX InA@
aanNnAY. WEDNESDAY and
vaR NEW VACHERIE ROAD
.@s = nonnet Care. Hahnyille. Kennsga
vile and all way landings Vna
steamer IVA
sfJfs. DeBouchei master, B. Tea clerk.
-ofIl leave as above. returning Town the eoa9
1rnesday. Thursday and Saturday In dayi4nEs
Per freight or passage apply en- board or to
- WI. COMEAUa. % Cont street.
4 clerk aIWays on tho ley,e ID receive frai9nk.
foot Of oout street. Goa y
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OHIO RTvEn.
SOUTHERN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.

SOUTHERN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
Office, 50 Gravier street.
BOATS LEAVE WEDNESDAYS AND SAT-
URDAYS.
Leaves SATURDAY September 6. at p. m.
r. FORCINCINNATl. LOOIsViLLE.
l6k5S Evansville. Henderson, Shawnee.
zh town. Padueah Cairo. Mem phis, and
all intermediate points. connecting at Cincin-
natl with the packets for Pittsburg, Wheeling
and all points above Cincinnatf-The splendid
PASSENGER steamer
A. M. Halliday master. G. 6. Young clerk.
will leave positively as above. For freight or
passage apply on board Or 10
O. g. WAYNE. 80 Gravier street.
J. D. DOUG Las, 30 Gravier st.
VIII give through bills of lading to Trenton,
Shreveport and Texas Railroad, via Delta. La,
". B. BROCKETT. Agent,
SO MAGAZINE street.
The Golden Crown follows the Paris c. Brown.
ae2
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STEAMSHIPS.
NEW YORK

NEW YORK.
MORGANs LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
HEE1. The following Al iron steamships
4AtEl44G. from this line
LONE STAR, ALGIERS. zM
NEW YORK, MORGAN CITY.
GEN. WHITNEY. LHALMhTTE,
tnew buildinR.l
STEAMSHIP HUTCHINSON,
Tim Morgan master
WIZ sail TUESDAY. September ;. D. 10.
I'm INSURANCE IRA TO NEW YORK oNE-HALF
Freight for the above port received at the de-
pot Of Morgaa's Louisiana and Texas Railroad.
foos o.. Lafayette street. daily until 5 D. N.
FOR d 5Efafn' a. aR Whitney Z CO.. Managers.
auls Corner Natchez and MAGAZINE streets.
THE CROMWELL LINE.
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT.
To sail WEDNESDAY. september1o. at a. m.
rw> This line is composed Of the
z1za following steamships
K KnsIbgKHEERBooKER. H HID ogstp FANG
The steamship
KEMBLE master,
will leave her wharf from foot of Toulouse
INSURANCE BY THIS LINE u PER CENT.
DaDfn passage ----.............'..-...$4
Ste6rage. .........-.....s.-... 20
Excursion tickets. Observation-Disclosures. rs
Freight for Liverpool. Bremen and Havre
taken by this line, and through bills OF laaina
FOR freight or Dasf Affs sRRRlgM t6SuLToN.
ny1 " a Carondsles street.
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RIVER NEWS.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Friday, September s. 1879.
Arrivals.
Zee marine column.
Departures.
Emma Irvine. Martha. Henry Tete. Frank
Pafgoud.
J. w. Cannon, Bayou Sara; J. A. Scudder,
w. r. Halliday st. Louis; Golden Crown,
Cincinnati. Eva, Belle, upper coast: Emma
irvine, Martha. lower coast: Henry Tete. La
fourche; Whisper. Vicksburg.
stage OF the Rivers.
Dast, Geographic report OF the stage OF water
at various points, with changes. In the ~ hours
ending yesterday ct .. n.
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UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
BENDS, -
Leaves every THURSDAY atsp, n.
0~D FOB GREENVILLE VTtKHBUNA
L82HhEt and the Bends-The new and uneGSs
njfcent passenger steamer q
FRANK PARGOUD,
TN place of the j. M. White)
]. II. White master, Curt, Homes CLERK,
connecting at Vieksburg with Parisottss Tire
for all points on Yazoo and Tallahatehie riyeFS,
Boat reserves the right to pass all landin0
that the CAPTAIN may deem unsafe,
G. G.. WAYNE, 50 Gravier ct,
3. N. ADAMS. n Commercial P1ace.
g. p. WORK. is Commercial Place.
VIII give through bills OF Iadin9 20 Trsnf0n
Monroe and all stations on Vieksbur9 9hreVa
port and Texas Railroad, via Delta, Ia
W. B. BROGKETT AGENT.
au13 80 MAGAZINE etEaok,
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RAILROADS.

GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW or
LEANS RAILROAD.
THE QUICKEST ROUTE EAST.
Trains will leave and arrive at the Caliiope
Street Depot, on and after July 6. 1879. az FOL.
lows:
Leave. Arrive.
EXP. No. l. SIS o. "a. EXP. Nc. 2, s:45 g. m.
Mixed No. s, 700 a. "a. Mixed No. 4. 7:S9 D. "a.
Nos. and run daily. Nos. and daily. ex-
cept Sunday.
'e SUNDAY s - EXCURSION to Mcoomb City
leP PULL {, :" PALACE SLEEPING oARs
THR0UGH TO LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI,
COLUMBUS. o.. AND CHICAGO. WITHOUT
CHANGE. and for ST. LOUIS Sleeper is at
taehed at Milan. enabling passengers to 90
through without leaving the train. Only ONE
CHANGE TO NEW YORK and EASTERN
Sleeping cars through to CHATTANOOGA.
for the Virginia Springs. daily. without change.
Tickets for sale, ber6hs secured and inrorma-
ton given at No. n Camp street. corner OF
---- A. D. SHELDON Ticket Agent.
CHANDLER. densrsI Passenger Agent.
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4 Imports.

BORDEAUX Per bark ) J Due sumier-50 cases
absynthe 1895 do brandy cherries 20 90 peas 20 do
mustard 100 do wine 81 casks wine rs do vinegar 100
ca vinegar 1000 do empty bottles Is baskets Of
champagne to Schmidt Iisgler-50 baskets oil lc01
a,es vinegar 50 casks do pkgs mdse $50 cases of
brandy cherries 3s2 wine 81 do liquors to order
50 cases absynthe 10 do kirsch 22o do wine P Geip
Bro-l4O eases vine i06 caa ks wine AZ cases pre-
serves cases LIQUORS Bassetn g. Xiques-26 casks
porcelain MrsJ Gauche--2 bales serge Brother Ed
Ward-I25 cases wine casks wine b SOLAR & Son
cases brandy IA casks wine p Brulatour-22 do E
Julan-s do Dreyfus &co-4 pkgs mdse a Olivier
&co-2o casks wine & Jupqua-75 do Dubois-2
cask wine to Gumbel-44 do A Rochereau &eo-2s
Pozzi Bros-25 A Giraud-50 Commagere Lambert
81 do so ca 4es casks brandy A CoutuIis-sb
cas ks wine to Amedse-3 do 100 cases brandy Cher
ries L Delery-2 casks brandy ~ do wine pkgs of
mdae cases vine Cavaroc & Son-l00 do IS cases
absyntbe 20 kirsch 100 do brandy fruits so casks
wine Natal g. Flotte
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ROUEN-Per steamship Alverton-71.a75 bushels
wheat in bulk
KEY WEST-Per steamship Lacy P Miller-450
bbls -four 200 sackc -four 1919 sacks bran 625 sacks
oats 900 sacks So GeE bro0mS l5 terces hama 10
bales hay S bbls whisky $50 pkgs mdse
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LIST OF VESSELS
Up, Clssysd and Sailed for New Orssans.
SEPTEMBER
Dom estlc.
NEW YORK.

DOmest
NEW YORK.
Steamship Harlan Talbot .......... sid Sept 4
Steamship Knickerbocker, Kembls.. sid Aug 30
M.MM FOREIGN.
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MARINE NEWS.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
September 5. 1879.
Cleared Yesterday.
Brit steamship AlvertoD Darnell for Rouen-
A K MhIey &se
Steamship Lucy Miner, Gait for Key Vest
z Post 4 Son
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Brit steamship Nerisaa Stuart, q days from CaRa'
to A Miller Aeo-4th dis
Fir bark Dussumier, Barrett, - days from Bor-
deanx to Schmidt & Ziegler-2d dis
Barkentins John L Hasbronek. Cobb, 60 days from
Montevideo TO Engster &co-Point
STEAMBOATS,.
Paris Brown. Halliday. from Cincinnati
Silver City, Kay from Alexandra
r o Stanard Seaman, from St louis
sabel O'Pry from Lower Coast
St Mary, Brown from Bayou Sara
Martha Bassett, from Port lads
Emma Irvine Ruiz, from Lower Coast
Henry Tete, Aacoin, from charlottesville
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UUACMITA MIVkA.
NEW ORLEANS AND OUACHITA RIVER
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
OUACHITA CITY. TRENTON AND MONROE
WEEKLY q. s. NAIL PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at s D. N.
~ FOB OUACHITA CITY. MONROE,
kSsSkh Trenton. and all town landings on
Black and Ouachita rivera-The beat
will reserve the right to refuse any landing ex'
eept mall landings-
JOHN WILAON,
In place OF John Fl. Hanna1
Nv. Blanks, master. Ben g. CornWeiI, clerk
Capt. z. a. BLANKS, President.
No. 10e aravier street.
CABIN, g. P. WORK. LORD MGPEAKE
g. W. ADAMS. Agents.
Connects regularly With steamers for tAe
my13 tt
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ACWoRTH AFFAIRS.

Was married in Acworth on the even
ing OF the 9th September by Rev. a, G..
johnson, Mr. r. +. Hull and Miss Hattie
Gotten. The attendants were Misses Alva
Thomas and Emma Bate, and Messrs H.
S. Hull and David Emanuel. We offer our
congratulations to the happy pair.
"A young man went down TO see his
girl near Powder Springs last Saturday, re
NAMED over till Monday morning for an in
terv;ew with the old folks, came home drew
a draft for four room dwelling. Bus
mess meant
last Friday night DR.. HHmphries gave
a party to Misses Moon and Burke quite il
number of the young folks turned ont and
had jolly evening.
What young man was it that carried his
girl tc the party the other night who soon
after became monopolized by another fellow
And is it true the young man passed the re
mainder of the evening setting ON the front
steps and amused himself by smoking six
cgars2
Newton Dobbs who lives near here had
his right eye hurt by the fragment of steel
which broke off his pick in getting up some
ore He went to Atlanta last Friday to con
suit DR.. Calhoun who advised the taking
out of the injured eye to save the other
which he did
Last Friday Mr.. George House who
lives four miles south of Acworth, while ar
raging a trough to feed his horse the horse
kicked him on the head-he now lies in
veay critical condition.
REV, j. G. Ryals is carrying on "a pro
tracted meeting at the Baptist church.
sc. First bale of cotton was brought to this
market last Tuesday morning by A. b.
Smith and sold to 5. Lemon IL Co, for II
cents LEO.
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THEY have COME.

Don't forget it, but call at McClatchy's
store and see for yourself piles of New
Goods two barrels of Candy from Balti-
more, the finest French Candies, and best
stuck Candies; fine Vanilla Caramels Ice
Cream packages Grussian japanese some
thing new in wrapped candies, very attrac-
tive,-Crockery for everybody and at prices
to astonish you. Don't fail to look at it.
Churns, Buckets, BroOms Lunch Baskets,
Sleeves A fresh supply of Crackers, 25 diff
ferent kinds, from the noted Albery Cracker
Factory. Prepared Mustard genuine Wor-
cestershire Sauce, Chow chow Pickles i'll
bottle. Cucumber Pickle, canned goods,
Salmons, Oysters, Lobster, fresh Mackerel,
Deviled Ham, Sardines, fresh Tomatoes,
Goldfish Balls, fresh Goldfish, Corn Starch,
Gelatine, Sage, Tapioca, Borax, Coffee and
Sugar to suit the different tastes of my Gus
toners. A new lot of Erea. A fine lot of
Sugars. (2he set. counter reflled again to :
day A fresh car load of Lime. My custo-
toners will remember that buying for cash
am enabled to sell goods as loao as they can
be bought and sold. buy from the best
markets and in large quantities, all goods
delivered in the city free Of charge. All
goods as represented, satisfaction guaranteed.
All we ask is call.
Respectfully, D. f. MCCLATCHY.
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LOST MOUNTAIN LEAVES.

Burt Ward had a finger sawed of in the
saw mill here
,..Whoopng cough is epidemic her now.
DR. Case of Dallas lectured on Sabbath
Schools at the Baptist Church here last sun
day.
Farmers have made arrangements to
have their land cultivated next year and
some renters have not yet got places. We
are not in need Of emigrants here.
The market value of land and other
property has advanced fifty to one hundred
per cent since tax returns were given in.
Miss Mollie Baber Of Powder Springs
and Miss Bette Gmmling of Atlanta visit
ed Lost Mountain last week. They spent
an hour at Wards saw mill. They never
saw a saw saw that saw sawed, Ell?
George Pharr and Bush Davis are max
ing sorghum for the neighborhood.
There has been no sickness about Lost
Mountain this summer.
The good Templars expect to dedicate
their new hall next Saturday night.
Cotton picking has commenced. Debt
paying comes next PELEG
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A man by the name of Cox was
killed day before yesterday by a
man named Fitzgerald, near Boston,
Thomas county. Cox attacked Fitz-
gerald on the road and demanded his
horse and wagon, and upon Fitzger>
AIDS refusing to give him possession
the fellow Cox opened fire with ri
he, but missed Fitzgerald where
upon Fitzgerald, who is said to be a
quiet, iuoh'ensve old man, rum
mayed aroupd in the bottom of the
wagon, found an old pistol and
"blowed" hole through the gems
tlemau. Verdict Of the iary, jasti'
fable killing"
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POETS CORNER.

Come, put your little hand in mine,
Mary dear;
And give me kiss from your lips of mine,
Mary dear;
Sorrow is bitter, but love is sweet,
And life can never be all deceit,
So long as Pitner Il Son sells goods cheap,
Mary dear
Silver speaks with merry ring
Mary dear
And gold is joy with glittering wing,
Mary dear
But better than silver, aud better than gold
Better than all the treasures they hold
Are the groceries at Pitner n Son S store
Mary dear.
Such is the universal verdict Of all who
have TRADED at James Pitner Il Sons
Their stock is choice and fresh and sales in
creasing. They will not be uhdersold,
and don't you forget it, Call at once and
investigate this matter for yourself We
have a stock of groceries that is complete in
every respect.
JAS. PIrNER & Son,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-09-11

A primitive wedding ceremony
took place near Lithonia, DeKalb
county, last Saturday night, the
ceremony being formed as the hap
py couple we're standing on log iu
swamp. 1t seems that it was rum
away match, and the parties had en-
gagged the services of Rev. +. Fl
Clarke, who left for the rendezvous
abou, nine o'clock at night. The
parties were hidden out in the swamp
and az the reverend gentleman pass
ed through they whistled to him,
and called out "here we are" In a
few moments more they were man
and wife and went on their way re
iOicing.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-09-11

as an elegant hair dressing stands Parker's
Hair Balsam, deservedly popular for the beau.
tiful hair it produces, and its cleansing and
healing properties. Commencing at the roots,
it promotes a luxriant growth of young hair,
and untailipgly restores gray or faded hair to
it's original youthful color. giving soft, rich
and lustrons appearance of great beauty. 1t
is pleasantly cooling TO the scalp, cleanses II
from Dandruff, cures itching and humors, and
stops falling of the hair 1t is perfectly harm
less exquisiey perfumed, never soils the skin
or gums the hair, and pleases everybody by lis
many excellent and attractive qualities. A pa
iron assures us that he has used II different
hair preparations and that Parker's Hair Bal
sam surpasses them all. Sold in large bottles
at only SO CTS. and S1.OO by all frst-class drug
gsts.