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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-06-12
The Death-Rate of

Our country is getting to be fearfully alarm
ing. the average Of life is lessened every year,
without any reasonable cause, death resulting
generally from the most insignificant origi9'
Al this season of the year especially, cold Is
such common thing that in the hurry OF every
day life we are apt to overlook the dangers at
tending it and often find too late, that ever
or Lung trouble has already sci 10. nous
ands lose their lives in this way every winter
will had BoscLes's German Sgy7cp been taken
a cure vould have resulted, and large bill
from a Doctor been avoided. For all diseases
of the Throat and Lungs, Bosches's Gere,aH
Syrup las proven itself to be the greatest dls
e9ve1y Of its kind in medicine. Every Drug
pi,t in this country will tell you OF its wonder
ful effect. Over 950, 600 bottles sold last year
without single failure known.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-06-12

by virtue of an Act of the General ASSEM-
Div OF the State of Georgia. entitled an act TO
pre4erbu the manner Of giving notice OF an in
iention TO apply to the Legislature for the pas
sape Of local and special bills approved De
cember the 81 1873 aud in compliance with
said act, this is TO give notice that | Will apply
to the General Assembly Of the State OF Geor-
ola ut in session in July next for the passage
OF the following local and special acts Tor the
county of Paudng
First For the passage OF an Act to repeal
an act consolidating the office OF Clerk OF the
Superior Court and County Treasurer OF Paul
ding county. whieI was approved February
22d. 1877.
S.cond-For the passage Of an act repeating
an act creating "a board Of Commissioners OF
Roads and revenues Of Paudng county, APP
proved the 18th of December 1871, aud the
acts amendat0ry thereto.
Third-For The passage Of an Act to be en-
till.d AN act to create a board Of County Con-
missiOners Of roads aud revenues Tor Fanldlns
county TO be separate sud distinct from the
court OF Ordinary
Fourth--For The passage Of an Act 10 be en-
titled an act for the relief Of Aaron Myers IRON
nil PENALTIES and disabilities on account OF ms
recent marriage with Elizabeth A. Darby
This May 20th, 1879.
+. G. DUNAGAN. Ordinary.
N B.-The 4th section put in al the special
request Of Col. Harper Attorney.
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AT the burial of the late Mr.. Eli
McGhse, Of Scriven county, a slngu,
lar accident occurred. A friend
who was assisting in putting the
coffin into the box at the grave drop
ped his pocket book, containing over
one hundred dollars into the box
without knowing it, and the pocket
book was buried with the body -
Then next day he discovered his
loss, and surmising how it occurred,
he revisited the grave, and on open
ing the box found his treasure safe
and sound.
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Observation-Disclosures County !:

TO all whom it may concern John w Hill
having in proper form applied to ms for per
manpnt letters of administration on the estate Of
II. j. Wills, late Of said county drcessed, this
is to cite all and singular the creditors and
next of kin OF II. J. Wills TO be aud appear al
my Office within the time allowed by law aud
show cause any they can why permanent
Administration should mol be granted to John
W. Hin on II. j. Wills' estate. Witness my
hand and official signature this 29lh day of
April 1879.
r. c. DUNAGAN, Ordinary.
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10 all whom il may concern: r. Nj, Ben
son and J. X. Latimer having in proper form
applied to me for permanent letters Of adminis
traton ON the estate of k. Iaimer. late Of said
county decreased These are therefore TO cite
all aud singular the creditors and next Of kin
of II. Latimer to be aud appear at my office in
Marietta within the time allowed by law aud
show cause if any they can, why permanent
administration should not be granted to said
X. NJ. Benson and j. II. Lalimer ON said r.
Lalimers estate. Witness my hand and oiic
ial signature, June ID, 1879.
II NJ. lIAMMElT Ordinary,
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BY virtue OF an act oil the General Assembly
Of The State Of Georgia, entitled an Act TO pre-
scribe the manner Of giving notice OF intention
to apply to the Legislature for the passage OF
local and special bills, approved December 3D.
ls7s. and in compliance with said act, and in
compliance with the request Of the Grand Jury
of said county. This is 10 give notice that l
shall aoplv 10 th. General Assembly Of the
Stat Of Georgia at its session in July next for
the following local legislation for The county OF
Cobb
F1nsr-For the passage OF an aci 70 be en'i-
lied An act 70 create county or criminal court
foi the county Of Cobb.
SECOND - For the passage Of an act to be en-
titled can Act, 10 repeal an act. entitled an
act" consolidating the Offices Of Sheriff and Tax
Collector Of Cobb county, approved February
% 1876.
TmrRp-For the passage Of an act to be en-
titled an act To- create board Of Commission
prs OF roads and revenues for Cobb county.
HIM llAMMETT, Ordinary
April 29lh, lS79.-lm.
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~ Job work of all kinds done as
neat and as cheap as can be done in
the State, at the Journal office.

VE JOB work or all kln0S zone as
neat and as cheap as can be done In
the State, at the Journal office.
Fresh Ice Cream at Mrs. B. Schoen-
thalI's every day in the week. Carry your
sweetheart around and try it.
Reynolds is unquestionably the man
who has put Dental work down to cores
pond with the necessities and hard times OF
the people. m29-0''
Fresh Oranges, Lemons Bananas, APP
pies, Pine Apples, Candies and ice cold
Soda Water at c. E. Cadwell's fruit stand,
court house corner
=. Save your teeth, and your money too
by having Reynolds to doyOur dental work
The largest size Bar Soap for ten cent
at Merryman's store.
..."Lester Fig and Little Maggie
chewing Tobacco, the very best, always on
hand at HALEY Bros.
Il put in the best plate of upper and
lower teeth and guarantee the work III
every particular for from So to $40.
A. REYNOLDS, JR.
New Orleans Drip something fine, and
also fresh Cheese, kept at N. b. Merry
map S store.
THE largest dime as well as the largest
,,;cIel bor of soap at HALEY BROS.
Eg~ Journal six months for IS cents.
THE Laurel Mills Manufacturing Com
pany, of Roswell, have large supply OF their
Jeans for sale at n. G. Gignilliat's store.
German Millet fresh and pure, also,
fresh Glover and Blue Grass Timothy and
Red Top, at HALEY BROS
Bakers Chocolate at N. B. Merryman
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TOWN TALK.

..Cotton looks well.
MN. J. II. Lumpkin of Atlanta spent
Sunday in the city.
...MIss Libbie johnson and Mrs. DIR.
Holmes of Rome are the guests OF Misses
Dick.
THERE are several new and pretty turn
outs in the city.
TIRE accuracy of local items even de
ponds on the rise and fall off the river, there
fore don I be hard with u.s.
"A certain young and popular dry goods
merchant of our city can furnish you with
hearty laugh by the narration Of his last
experience in the giddy dance. The story
even relates back to the period of hHee
| breeches
I'VE hear of one young man who would
not go fishing for fear some one might pass
through on the train that he would fail to
see.
"a young lady asks the question, How
can man be left behind that never was left
| behind before p
THE Air Line and Kennesaw Routes
had each about half dozen representatives
at Staunton, both parties claiming and offer
ing special inducements for their separate
lines. The Air Line was the victor giving
the party of thirty young ladies ice cream
and gratuitous ride in carriages around
the city Of Richmond for three hours.
MISS Sallie Camp arrived last Thursday
from Staunton. Quite crowd was at the
train to meet her. VI l..
WE miss Ned Glover nearly every Sun
day. Is he the come Inman?
Several of our young ladies will visit
Oxford during the commencement first part
of July
"a small clubhouse in the yard of Mr.. j.
G. Shugart burned down on Monday night
from fire in ashes. No insurance.
The conyicis are now at work on this
end of the NJ. & N. Ga, r. r., servicing
up the track and putting in general good
repair.
Quite number o! couples were out
driving on Monday afternoon, after the
shower on Sunday night which laid the dust.
...Some enterprising man that would get
| complete outfit for threshing, consisting
of engine and separator, and would feed
themselves and stock, could, we are assured,
soon pay for machines. Many would raise
| wheat and other small grain that do not
now under the present system either feel
willing or able to entertain eight or ten
hands and whole drove Of horses. The
| outfit could be gotten mp in week.
Mr.. r. H. Field left last Monday after
noon for his home in Kansas City, Mo.
There was delightful meeting OF the
| 90. K, =" Club last Thursday night at Mrs.
| Coles and will meet again tonight at Mrs.
| McCleskey's The o X still lives when all
others have ceased TO be- Mr.. Fred Mans
field one of its most popular members viii
remain in the city several weeks.
| Cox
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CITY Tax Notice.

ONTHE FIRST DAY OF JUNE, THE
Books for collecting The city tax for the year,
1870, will be opened at the council room in the
court house aud all parties are requested 10
come forward, pay their taxes, aud save cost.
GEO. M MANNING.
City Tax Collector.
Marietta May 29lh, 1919
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Take Due Legal Notice.

The law requires that the printers Tee
ON all Sheriff. levies shall be paid in adj
vance, and as | am made responsible for said
cost, and in order to protect myself, hereaf
ter, after the first insertion the printers fee
must be paid or the levy will lie discontin
ned. This applies 10 all without exceptions
w. p. STEPHENS,
Sheriff of Cobb County
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POETS CORN Err.
Good verse ia scarce-but hold, minute
now write some, with good sense in it.

GEoRGe-Well John old fellow, howdy doP
You look happy king
s Old friend, hardly knew twas You,
For it is such unconmon thing
TO you smile, and step spry
So like the old remembered way
Coma old fre0d, tell me why,
You to be so happy tosday
JouN--WeI George my friend can, without doubt,
If YOU will listen to what / have to say
For was only to day that found out,
What should have known for many day
You SEQ, I've been buy ing my farm supplies
At enormous prices, from week to week,
But wife told me must economize,
And bug my goods from A. Y i4eake;
So early this morning, came to town
And called around at his grocery store,
And TO my great surprise, soon found
He ceiling his goods extremely low
And he gave good weights snd measures, toa
And my bill much easier to pay
And that is the reason, old friend, that you
Find me 81 much happier to-day
But, good bye George, must be on the way,
For Betty is waiting for me, know
And we will ever bless the day
We commenced trading at Leake's Cheap Store.
fJohm ayriUeS at Home
JoHN-Wel, Betsy, took your advice to-day,
ttEh And bought my goods from Mr.. Ieake.
find deal with him. will pay
For all his promises, he tries to keep
His weights and measures pleased mo well,
His goods the very best to be found,
And in everything he had to sell,
am sure he is the cheapest in town.
1t has always been sup, hill" work for you and l.
For we have followed the old road,
And bought goods where they we're high
Aud always bending under the load
But have learned a lesson good and true,
For this day has opened wide my eyes,
Aud hereafter to Leakes will go-many thanks to you
For all of my farm supplies
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Notice.
Cynthia HoLcoMD, } Libel for Divorce,

CYNTHIA HoLcoMB, } Libel for Divorce,
vs. Pickens Superior Court
JAMES HoLCoMB. April Term, 1879.
Rule 10 perfect service Ii appearing to the
Court that the defendant does not reside in this
county, and il further app airing that he does
not reside in this State IL is On motion OF
counsel ordered that said Defendant appear
and answer at the next term Of this court else
tina, ;l,e case BE- considered ia default and the
plaintiff allowed to proceed. and is further or
dered that this rule be Published in the dariet
Ia Journal once a mouth tor four months.
April 2gth. 1879. G. n. LESTER, J. 5. O.
/ do hereby certify the above 10 be true
extract from the minutes Of Pickens Superior
Court, May 9th, 1879.
W.R. ALLEN, G: s. c.
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GEORGIA-Cobb County

oRpINARY's OFFICE, June Bird, 1879.
He. White has applied for exemption Of
ns,sonal,v and setting apart and valuation Of
HON. stead. and will pass upon the same "a. az
no o'clock a. m. on the sd day Of Jute 1879
at my office in Marietta. Given under ny "a''n
aud official signature: ...,,a,H Oh. :
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-06-12

An East Saginaw grocer has SCI
cured monopoly of the business in
his neighborhood by connecting all
the houses with his store by tele
phone,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-06-12
| II Y Err,

This important organ weighs but about three
pounds and all the blood in a living person ABOUT
three galons) passes through it at least once every
b half hour. to have the bile and other impurities
strained or filtered from it, Bile IS the natural
lpurgatiye of the bowels, and if the Liver becomes
n torpid it is not separated from the blood out car
ried through the veins to all parts OF the system,
and in irving to escape through the pores OF the
skin. causes it to turn yellow or a dirty brown
~ color. The stomach becomes diseased and Dys-
< pepsia, Indigestion Constipation, Headache blll
business. Jaundice Chills, Malarial Feycrs fies'
ID Sick and Sour Stomach, and general debility iol-
low MERRELL's HEPATISE, the great Vesetaoe
a. discovery for torpdity causes the Liver 70 throw
= off from one to two ounces OF bile eacn time lle
~ blood passes through it, long as there IS an eN
less Of bile; and the effect Of even rev ooses
~ anon yellow complexion brown dirty looking
~ stin. will astonish all who try -they peing tIe
lfrst symptoms to disappear. The cure OF OIL oiil-
Gus diseases and Liver complaint is made certain
lbvtaking HEPAr.NR IL accordance With dlrectiohS:
81 Headachc is generally cured in twenty minutes,
md no disease that arises from the Liver can eNs'
u Iif a fair trial IS given 1y.-,,.,, II.
Take no pills when yo. can get HEPArINE al
the saTae price For sale in IS cent and 500 bot
ties by all Druggists. n
Az 1ERRELL & CO., Props, Philadelphia. H''
For Sale by Vim. Root, Marietta, Ga.
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bling your Job Printing to the
Journal Office.
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GEORGIA. Cobb County /:

II. Nj. HAMMETr, Ord'y.
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.,Cotton looks we'll
MN. J. II. Lumpkin of Atlanta spent
Sunday in the city.
miss Libbie johnson and Mrs. DIR,
Holmes of Rome are the guests OF Misses
Dick
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-06-12

WE hear of one young man who would
not go fishing for fear some one might pass
through on the train that he would fail to
see.
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TUFTS PILLS

are especially adapted to such
cases, a single dose efTects
such a change of feeling as to
astonjsh the sufferer.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-02
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
M0NETARY MATTERs IN NEW YORK
AND SAN FRANCISCO.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, September |, 1879.

NEW YORK, September l, 1879.
The imports of specie for the past week were
1882 524 Of which s26IO55l was gold, and the re-
mainder silver
Money was easier o.day at SOC per cent, closing
at 8.
Foreign exchange hrmer but inactive OF 1890
4S1 for long, and 4S3l4 for short.
Government bonds firm and fairly active.
State bonds dull.
Railroad bonds firm. The largest business was
70 72sz, declined TO 71I, and rallied TO 729s The
Burlington a. Cedar Rapids fIsts were notably
strong, and rose from S6A to So. Frankfort y ko'
komo firsts were firm at 9lls@0lM. Lehigh u
Wilkesbarre consols rose from 75l4 o7Sl3 and New
Jersey Central assented consos from 90 to g726
Chesapeake a. Ohio flrsts declined TO ~, and Cen
trail Pacific flrsts to l0S76, while Kansas Il Texas
seconds advanced to 2S54, Canada Southern hrsts
to Is, and Wabash tst Louis diyision) exmatured
coupons flrsts TO %.
The week opened on the Stock Exchange with
very buoyant speculation, In which the coal shares
were most prominent, u strong buying movement
In these stocks having been inaugurated, the NOV
ing cause being President Gowans letter 10 Judge
Lathrop proposing Limitation Of coal production
which was considered as the first step toward n
general combination Of the coal companies The
general market responded quickly TO the advance
III the coal shares and prices took n sharp upward
turn which, with the exception OF an occasional
reaction, was well maintained 10 the close, the
market closing strong with an advanced tendency.
Compared with Saturdays closing prices, the Inn
proyement for the day ranged from u to per
cent.
Total sales were 10000 shares, of which 10 900
were Erie, 5000 Lake Shore 5000 Northwest, % 900
Union Pacific 1000 Wabash, 10000 Delaware, Lack.
awanna Western, IL 600 New Jersey Central, 5000
Delaware &lIudson 1900 Michigan Central, 5000
Ohio Il Mississippi, 600 Western Union, 5000 Pa
cihc Mail, and 400 Kansas City Il Northern
The following were the closing quotations:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-02
A SPOTTED NEGRO.
An Arkansas Ethiopian Who Has Partly
Changed His Skin.

An Arkansas Ethiopian Who Has Partly
Changed His Skin.
From the Little Rock Gazette.
An esteemed friend from Webb City sends us
the following: "Of the seven wonders of the
world the United States furnish five--the
Mammoth Cave, the Niagara Falls, the Natu-
raj Bridge, the Hot Springs, and last, but not
least the Ethiopian who is changing his
COLOR The two last belong to Arkansas, and
are prominently the most wonderful. The
former are common in small way, their
magnitude making them remarkable. But
the latter stands unapproached in the his.
tory of the world. The public have seen
or heard OF the Hot Springs, but this radi-
cal, positive and permanent change of color
from very black to very white man is
freak otnature unparalleled in the history of
man. This individual, Frank Jones (er.Cdicio
cOlored) having lived a quiet life of thirty
miles south of Ozark, Franklin County, Ark,
the public knew nothing of this phenomenon.
He WAS born black, of black parents, aud re-
manned so until about grown, when n white
spot resembling that of lamb, appeared on
his breast. and from that tho spots spread in
each direction. He is now Il spotted man,
being about half black and half white, and be-
coming more and more white all the time.
The spots are very decided, white being very
white and black worry black, except those that
are undergoing the change from black to
white, which are of a grayish yellow. lie is
in perfect health every day. l regard him us
absolutely tho greatest wonder of the age"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-02
Baltimore Markets.


Cotton quiet. Middling, 1256@l2l5c
Flour steady. Howard street andWesern sl per-
fine, " e5Gg3 50 do extra, So TOAD 75 do family IS
@5 75 City mills superfne. 81 75@325 do extra,
W 1904 90; do Rio brands So 62Q575; Patapsco fam.
fly, Sc 90.
NLcat-southerp steady and fairly active: West.
crn lower and steady at the decline Southern red.
" 06@l 90; do amber 81 1901 49, No Maryland,
STOOL ~; No Western winter red spot and
September, 81 0SI@1 0S5A October 81 60AdlSl OIL;
November, 81 Og1zl 10. >N
Corn Southern lower Western dull Southern
white. 57c do yellow, 4Sc Western mixed spot
and September, a615@4Gssc October. 476li7Izc;
November, 4712@47A steamer. no offerings
Oats qulet Southern SlGD32c Western white, 3l@
&c; do mi xed, 29@3lc; Pennsylvania 3l@S2c.
Rye quiet at 6lGg63c
Hay firm. Prime to choice, Pennsylvania &
Maryland, Si36Dl4 per ton.
Provisions firm and steady. Mess pork, 50 u.s.
Bnlkmeats-Loose shoulders 334c; clear rib sides,
4A@5c; packed, 4l4g514c Bacon shoulders, 49Ic:
fined tierces, &c. "
Butter firm. Prime to choice Western packed, ~
@14c. f'
Eggs active and higher at 1Gc
Petroleum dull. Refined, nominally 6Lc
Coffee firm. Rio cargocs, ~ 6Dl4lSc
whisky steady at 81 VOL O1L
Freighs to Liverpool per steamer active. Gotten.
b-l0d Hour . Cd grain, 7l2@ySd.
Keceipts-Flour, 1905 bu; wheat, 10000 blu.
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GREAT
1879

1870 GREAT 1870
TO THE N6RTM, VEST ST AND Nd SOUTHWEST.
bRGyshH HAGk zGEfF HA EQUIP
TRAINS LE n EE WEsHfNTG NE rom Depot
For Plttsburg and ne West, 1880 a. m. daily, with
fiiisburg 10 cincnRSt St. Louis i and Chicago;
bS SHy Eb P5SGs GST e ShSsS
For Canandaigua, Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Fas
and the North at 500 u IN. daily, except sunday;
y FdT Ws%spCr L5cs ' Tsyen
For and Na w ykk At 10, 1880 m sSy sunday
y f Sa safSs Safs
For Socfyn s YosR. all trains
at Jersey City with boats OF "Brooklyn Annex"
atlordlng direct transfer 10 Fulton street, avoid
ing double ferriaze and Journey across New York
For Phiadeiphia. sa5 &. m. and 1890 p. m. daily.
except sunday; $50, and lO.i5 p. M. daily. Lin
tied Express $3.50 q. m. daily, except sunday. =.
aid los fssly ne sASs sRy Sunday 1880 a m $780, 7p
For Popes Creek Line. go a. and 40 p m. daily,
For annapolis, $40 a. m. and $40 p. m daily except
ALRESXXSbRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
VA, NAY AN n :, ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHING
For XessHdrla' S4 rs TO- IL a. m and Ills 3, 4go
6,9, and 1870 y. M On Sunday a. m'' liN
For Richmond and the South, $50 A. m. daily, and
~ S:2o =. m daily: except sunday az. 80.
., 10. ii a m and l. g. 42o, s, Q, !, and Il p M "
on Sunday at and 10 a. m. and i p m,
Tickets. information sleeping and psrlor'car &C
east corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
ayenue northeast corner Of sixth street ana Pennsyl
len for the checking Of baggage TO destinations from
'0'''' L. i. FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-02
GEORGE TOUN NEWS.
Collected by Republican Reporters.

onicer Harper yesterday morning was ont gun.
ming for game, and as n result of his good intcn-
tons, he bngged feminine mulatto creature
Joining shoes got her into trouble. Mr.. Blumen-
thai, shoe merchant on Bridge street, complained
that the dark damsel relieved him OF two pair of
these articles. In court yesterday the culprit was
unable TO account for the property, and His Honor
charged her $40 for them.
William Pope, the colored boy who shot John r..
Butler on Jefferson street, Sunday night, has not
yet been arrested. Buffers wound appears 10 be
Sery serious and the indications are That he can
rppOypr
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