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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-11-13

The petit jury for this term o: court
Irregular panen is composed as follows:
J. +. Olson, James Deveiin, Gustav
Bchr, VIM. Speass, Wan. O'Brirn, l..
q. Skancke, Hyacinthe DsTonbey,
Jr., Aug. The!an.!cr, Henry Hopkins.
ID. &. Bean, Thos. Miller, VIM. Wat
son. On Monday a:tcraooa a special
venirc WAS issucl Tor the following
gentlemen: John :. Nor:lccs, Andrew
Bcrties, l.. d. Noon, \. Pearson, j. W.
Wellington, \. Mariinion, c.H. Damn,
John Barrett, ID. McPherson, w. \.
Sutton, Wan. Shaw. &. I.odenbeTs.
The pcople of this vicinity will he
panied To read the following, which
appears in the dispatches this morn
ing:
j. ii Cover, President of ihe Doug
las County BaBk. AND one sci the prin-
cipal owners of the Lawrence Water
Power, died last night. The rcuiaias
will be escorted to iowa City d. the
knigh'. TemPlars, where the inter
ilttit VIII taiNc lsiict-
Mr. Clover at one time was the pos
SCISSOR of considerable property in this
city. He WAS formerly owner of the
Touring mill Ut The upper dam.
Mr. T.. W. Ober has returned from
Broosviilc where he has been during
the past two weeks, viii, his efficient
clerk Geo. w. Granger, taking IN IN
yeDtoty NJ stock preparatory to closing
their branch ut that plaep. The cili-
ze:.s cf HraokGiiic win very mach re-
ere: hayIas thu rate.lni'ii:g iiil;i "i
Oher, Hascn..n e Whit!r"jst chose.
that branch OF their inu.e. n they
were aiwa;s in the fell c;.riy Viii;
their larsc ai:,! well assorted eto.s.
Their !arsc hasinc,,, N %;.iins d.
n,ani,- heir constant presence here,
and they were unnG!f e :ive ih'
Brookvilie brancl, the Individual AT
;entinn i! required.
we ara s1Fy.: l., hear that s:nnc Of
the City Council feel a@gricvc.' over
the vote last Tuesday, considering it
Is sct!rc,iGn on their action. We
heiicye that 2 :ar.o majority Of tie
voters do not blame them la amy re-
spai. The question of use protection
had been ac.iaiea = long time, aud il
was only fair that the coumcii should
try to get an expression by vote from
the people with reference thcrctp. Al
the meeting when the question "f sub
uniting the proposition CAME up,
nuryi..y Of heavy taxpayers were pres
ent, and Ia the them !. s.en.ed good
policy to submit the Proposition, and
they then and there approved Of the
action of the council in so loiut.
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For Rent.

II. II. IbIs'TETI ' IRN =
s. NJ. PALMER, Sec'y.
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Notice.

Triai size - cents.
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IN WARD.
For the bonds, ~
Ag'st bonds, leo
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

1lOST OFFICE NOTICE.
Tho Foreigp Mails for tho week ending Saturday Octo
Der 49, 1870 will close this Office Tuesday. att r. NJ
for Europe by steamship Wisconsin, Queen
"Wednesday, At p for Europe. by steamship Gsilia
Queenstown correspondence for France must be-
cuiIy addrcssei), and at r. NJ. for France direct
steamship canada via avre; on Thursday at 80 A. NJ
for ireland direct by steamship City OF Montreal via
Qncenstown correspondence for Grcat Britain tho
Continent be specially sddresscd and ~ M
aud iiamburg on Saturday. at A. NJ. for Europe. by
ship Gcrmanc. via Queenstown for
Germany and scotland must be specially addrcsscd and
At A. NJ for Scotland direct by steamship Ethiopia. via
glasgow and at II 30 A. NJ for Europe by steamship
Mosel via southampton and Bremen Tho mails for Dcn.
mark, sweden and Norway arc despatched by Hamburg
and Bremen steamers only Tho mails Hayti Colomi-
ba. 9reytown aud Port Lmon will leave New York Oco-
Der L. The mails for Isyti Jamaica will leave New
York October l6 Tho malls Tor pHsvann will leave New
York October 10 and Ia The mails for Newfoundland will
leave New York October H. The mails for Mexico leavc
New York October is The mails for China aud Japan
will leave San frnncisco October The mails Tor Aus
tralia. &C.. will leave San Francisco October ~
THOS. Ia JAMES, Postmaster.
Posr orrcK. NEW YoRx, Oct. II. 1879.
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iNsTIsUCTIuN.

INSTRUCTION.
A LADY FROM PARIS rO GIVE LESSONS IN
-Afrencn aad spanish; highest references. s. A.. ioO
Il asst 18th st.
DEST TEACHERS, AMERICAN AND FOREIGN,
Dpromptly provided for families. schools, colleges
SCIiEkMERHORN. ~ East 18th.
DRIvArE TUTOR-AN OXFORD GRADUATE WILL
receive pupils la preparatory Tor the nnivers
tios at homo abroad reference TO Harvard fncnly
Address TUTOR, Post cfico box 1862. city
CHoRTHAND WRITING LESSONS GIVEN At 81
Spark COW room VI u. z. LikDsLEY
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE i2e5 BROADWAY
OPEN pay AND NIGHT FOR THE REGEPTI0S M o.
ADyERTIsENENTS PRESENIKD, BEFORE EIGHT
PROPER CLASSIFICATION.
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YORK, SATURDAY, OCT(
SPECIAL NOTICES.
a -coNN0NwEALrH DISTRIBUTION COMPANY
HAS ALWAYS DRAWN
THURSDAY. OCTOBER so
loco PRIZES. siia.4Oo
LIST -
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PSizEs. 100 100 EACH EACH. APPROX APPROX Pri.:: .... so
CERTIFICATES HAVE ALWAYS SOLD AT g.
HALVES. 81.
CERTIFICATE OF HOLDERS OF THE CAPITAL
PRIZE
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and take pisa.a;s a.s,ng thar the same , .s;
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Diekin.es, andsr.iss j. G. Ws: tailor; Keller
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Same .t 1873 BROADWAY. New York.
Or B. H. PORTER 4 CO.. l,227 Bro.d~sy.
A ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY
LITTLE HAVANA
HAVE ALWAYS BEEN DRAWN
OCTOBER la
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Great Reduction
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popular clearly explaining the hidden
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OR LITTLE HAVANA
which decided BY the Royal Havana Lottery has always
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

DRoF. d. cADy EATON's FIRST SERIES OF FOUR
Lectures relating to the Athenian period Of Greek
Plastic Art will be delivered in Chickering Hall tho
evenings of October 10 % and 80 Each lecture will
be fully illustrated Many of the Photographic views
taken last In Athcns expressly for this
Reserved seat tickets tor tho single reserved
tickets 10 ceuts Tickets and circulars at Schuberh -
Union ard At the Office OF tho American Literary
Bureau. "a Cvoper institute
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THE YOUNG LADIES' JOURNAL
for November, ready
commences a splendid now story. entitled
PAUL DESMONDE's wOOTNG.
the November part also contains immcns coored
FASHION PANORAMA. with 10 figures. aud gigantic
Supplement one ward square with II figures ilus-
tratng all the latest WINTER FASHIONS from Paris.
with usre patterns for cutting out Also beautiful do
signs cbrodcry tor smoking and slippers for
tcmen Tho supplements alone worth moro than the
price of the Journal.
Sold ny all new sdexlers Mailed for IS cents
TilE INTERNATIONAL NEWS COMPANY,
Formerly the Wilmer Rogers News Company
81 Bcekman ST.. New YORK.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-05-22
AC WORTH AFFAIRS.


DR. HumphricS was driving into town
few DAYS ago with Miss Nellie Grogan in
a buggy with him, unconscious ofapproach-
ing danger or even of anything else. when
all Of Sudden his horse became frightened
and leaped forward for dear life, the glue
which held the buggy together fortunately
broke loose when the horse came into town
in full speed both the four wheels of the
buggy having left the balance OF the buggy
and passengers ia the road entirely lmin.
jured bHt scared nearly to death
...R. W. Mitchell and Orlando Awtry
went out near Willis Wnldrup and organ.
lied union of Murphy's few evenings
since with a charter membership of twenty
three, II few evenings after MeSsrs w r.
Bate and j. Singleton met with the union
and twenty five more took the pledge.
AT the last Murphy meeting in town
Messrs w. J. Tapp and Joe Singleton were
the speakers and Misses Matte Mitchell and
Katie Thomas read and recited appropriate
pieces.
Mrs. Williams of Alabama gave pub
lie reading accompanied with some good
singing last Monday evening assisted by
Misses Singleton and Thomas to good and
appleciativc audience in good Templars
Hall
There are experts here in the game Of
Croquet SO much that they choose II smooth
place on the side Of an incline plane for a
play ground Well its play croquet or loaf
LEO.
~ p, Lawhon held ten days of court up
TO last week. 1t law, law, says Joe. j.
Northcutt
al. b. Goodwin has purchaaed II bird
and wants somebody to tell him its name.
Glad To see that NJ. NJ. Phillips is out
again after a long protracted illness. He
will leave soon for Richmond and then will
return and purchase farm in Barlow coun-
tv. j. OATS.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-05-22
. TIMELY HINT.

TO those who have friends to entertain
this week we would call your attention to a
new arrival of everything in the grocery
line. Granulatcd sugar l0lbs to the dollar.
A fine lot of Cabbage in store-will receive
This week. Apples, Lemons, Summer Cheese,
Citr0n, CurTants, and many other things.
House keepers would do well to take notice.
We have the finest Raisins. bakers Choco
] tc, Corn starch, Gelatine Tapioca Sage,
Prices cream baking powder, well worth
Il trial Condensed milk, Rice, Hominy,
Lard, Pennsylvania Butter Something cX
tra) Fresh Crackers, different kinds.
Dates, Layer Figs full line of canned
goods, Tomatoes, fresh Mackere Salmon,
Lobster fresh Peaches Deviled Ham, Sar-
dimes etc. \ nice glass set Of 4 pieces for
only 50 centS-othcr Crockery and glass
ware at astonishingy low figures. Tobac-
co Of all kinds with the tax of. Cigars to
suit the different tastes Confectioneries for
verYbody-Rock candy, Cream candy,
Pea nut bars. Cocanut candies, Lemon drops,
Chocolate drops, Caramels different flavor,
(somethng nice.) Pickles by the cask. at.
or pit, bottle New Chow Chow in bottles.
Magnolia Hams, the best yet Breakfast
bacon fresh ground Spices, fresh parched
Coffee, dried beef, sliced TO suit customers.
Prepared Mustard, Pepper Sauce, Coconnt
snaps paratne candles, a nice cedar brass
haicd bucket hoops 80 cts, cypress buck
ct, : hoops 40cts, A careful examination
ofmY stock will convince my customers
that my goods are offered as low as it is pos
sihle for such goods to be sOld-good quail
" and honest quantity and | respectfully
ask your patronage ID. r. MCCLATCHY.
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HAVE Just received car load OF
choice white Corn, also y large lot OF fresh
water ground Meal and Grits, New Orleans
Sngars in Hogshcads, snow white, Clarified
and Brown-Syrups CT all grades-choice
smear cured Hams. canvassed and uncan-
yassed-Bulk Meat-Pure Leaf Lard-the
old Holston Salt the best salt made-Hard-
ware of all kinds--the celebrated Diston "
Sons hand saws, and the tightening cross
cut saws, does double the work with less
Than one half the labor of the old time saws
Hammers of the best make Hatcheis,
Hand and Mill Saw Files, Pad Locks, Door
Locks, Goose neck Hoes, at reduced prices,
also the genuine Scovill Hoes cheap Spades,
Sbovels. Rakes, etc. Have the Dan tergu-
son Pillow Stock, the highest and best rum
ing stock in Georgia, try 1t and be conNnc-
ed The largest and best assortment OF
Crockery and Glassware to be iound IN the
c;tv Handsome Glass Sets, very cheap,
a nieces.) The Albany Soda Cracker is the
finest in the world, made by +. }. Larabec
s. Co. who took the premium at the Paris
Exnosition over all competitors. If you
want 10 buy goods cheap go to Boston :, he
will sell YOU the best goods, low tor CASH
Always want choice butter and fresh eggs
Trade with John H. Boston and you viii
ret value received for your money, and
Goods honest weights-fair and square deal
ing is my motto, and treat all alike Have
also in store the celebrated American sew
ing Machine, neatly ornamented and highly
furnished--the most complete sewing Ma
chine ever invented simple IN construction
lioht running and durable with all the latest
improvements. The ladies are especially
;nyitod to call and examine these machines.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-05-22
POWDER SPRINGS PENcILINGS

The frequent showers We have had for
the past week have made the fields of cotton
aud corn green with grass and weeds. But
to-day the sun is shneing brightly and the
.arlner has chance TO do battle with his
enemy in one place and the best Of friends
in another.
We'll Mr. Jas Cooper is on the street
again after prolonged sickness.
DIR. \. Reynolds, wife and daughter
were here Sunday. Game down TO see an
old servant Of theirs who is very sick and
not expected 10 live.
Mrs. Aston. of the mountain district
was here visiting friends also
..Our Douglasyille friends come up now
and then and chat pleasantly Of the Georgia
Western Railroad and the future prospects
of their town.
Robert Harden is very sick. DIR. w
p. Harden and DIR Oleland are visiting
him.
Miss Fannie Butner has returned from
CovingtOB. AZTEC.
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TOWN TALK.

Nv Gather beautiful
Cut worms are cutting cotton.
Mrs. N. p. T. Finch of Atlanta spent
Thursday in the city.
Miss Minnie Force of Atlanta is visit
ing in the city.
The capture of serenaders after an eX-
citing foot race is one way of treating them.
Mr. r. c. Gignilliat is in the city
Tom Glover has moved his meat mar
ket next toJ. r. Daniel & Co. Walter
Shugart is with him.
Mr. and Mrs n b Merryman have re
turned from Baltimore.
"A crowd of Gypsics are camped near
Wilder & Glover's tan yard.
June bugs will soon commence then
buzzing.
Mr.. A. Howell left last Monday on a
tour through the western States and will
be gone three or four weeks.
Mrs. G. f. Mansfield has gone on a
visit to her father in Pennington, Mo.
Mr. G. X Camp left Tuesday for Cali
forna.
Capt. Joe Glover and wife arrived in
the city Saturday.
The knights Of Honor will have their
anniversary at the Court House first part OF
June. cox.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-05-22

/ ...kLLEp, -0n Wednesday night of last
week. II colored man giving his name as
Charlie Jones, WAS found crushed and dv-
/ ing on the railroad track at Big Shaniy-
He had been stealing ride between two
! box cars, and owing To stupihcation from
whisky, fell and was internally injured by
the train from which he died He was cop
per coiored about l2 feet high, about &c
years old and weighed about 100 pounds.
On his person was found new pistol, Il
pocket knife some tools to pick locks some
Confederate money and $3,S0 in currency ;
also some letters from Union county. n. c.,
addressed to L. 5, Rowland. The Coroner
NJ. r. Lyon, summoned |, D. Kendrick.
foreman, Geo. NJ. Lacy, J. l.. Hughes f.
w. Cowan b. II. Carrie and VIM. Dick
inson, as jury, who returned Il verdict in
accordance with the above facts. [Snce
the above was placed in type we have seen
a letter from J J. Hasty, Sheriff of Union
county, n O., TO NJ. Il. Lyon. in which he
states that the negro Rowland, with six
others, escaped Jail there on May It'll, two
having been recaptured Rowland was in
Jail for burglary and would have been hung
as it was his third crime of the same kind,
dramatic READING AND MUSICAL
ENTERTAINMENT Mrs. Branch Williams,
a Southern lady, will give dramatic read
ing and musical entertainment at the Nichols
Hall on Friday night the 23rd. The pro
gramme Will be as follows Music. Not
Lost, Recitation. Song, Nina lee
Love in IA Cottage" Recitation. Music.
Song. lngie Side Tears, - Recitation. -
Song, Johnny Sands. Texas Courtship,
Recitation Song, Faded Flowers. The
Old Coat of Gray" Recitation. The enter
tainment is of the humorous and pathetic
order, while her songs with guitar accom-
paniment, will give additional interest,"
She has been giving entertainments in The
most prominent towns along the Selma and
Rome. and w & A. Railroads, having met
with decided success, giving universal
satisfaction We have seen letters of re-
commentator from the best citizens OF these
towns, who speak OF her as a lady of mod
esty, refinement and talent. Her entertain
ment will certainly please, and we trust our
people will 90 out Friday night the Nichols
Hall and give her ii good audience. Adj
mission 25 cents.
The Episcopal State Convention held
its session in Marietta during last week,
adjourning on Saturday. There was full
attendance of the clergy and laymen, com
bining qualities that made clear headed bus
mess body Bishop Beciwith presided with
q dignity and courtesy, equal to his ability
and eloquence as preacher. His annual re
port shows progress and increased mem
hership during the past year. In his add
dress he urged renewed zeal in the Masters
work and gave words Of hope and encour-
agemcnt. The session was Il harmonious
and pleasant one, and was an able body of
men
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-05-22
POETS CORNER.

DO you wish for friend, in the hour OF
need
It. you do know Of the man you seek.
Go. haste thee then, with all thy speed,
And call on our old friend A. Y Leake.
He is a Jolly, good fellow, in the grocery
"hiZ,
And hangs his sign under Nichols Hall.
lie purchased his goods before they riz, -
And will gladly extend, q welcome 10 all.
SHAKESPEARE.
Come to my side. and hearken Thomas
Junior,
While of Eisiness shall plainly speak,
lfyou don't want high prices 10 ruin
yer,
You hal better patronize my old friend,
Leake.
BYRON.
"A. Y Ieake has on hand large and
well-selected stock Of Groceries of all kinds,
that will be and are sold at prices that de
ties all competition No old stock, no old
accounts, but everything fresh and paid for,
is the secret of low prices with him.
y. B.-Next week (the weather permit
ling i.eale would like to have eommuni-
cations from spring poets including
Cox. The latter, however may write
about that cellar business. Terms one
dollar line each insertion.
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SMYRNA SHOTS.

Prospect for good wheat crop never
more liatteling
Fine stands Of corn and cotton, and
farmers looking cheerful and happy.
Smyrna school girls sing, Gum oh,
gum with me.
IF Smyrna young men can t find any
thing else 10 do, they brace up their consti-
tutions against fences, house corners, or
platforms.
IA Murphy Temperance Society of about
fifty members has been organized here with
Col G. T. Hurt for president and DIR. Il. Il.
Harden, Sec'ty.
Smyrna Sunday School will hold its
annual picnic in the grove near the church
next Saturday.
The sudden death of Mr. James Earn
shaw, Superintendent Concord Wooden
Mills, has cast gloom over this community.
A noble, kind, and good man gone.
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IA pure article just received of sweet
mash country corn Whiskpy for sale at

IA pure article just received of sweet
mash, country corn whiskey, for sale at
JOHN H. COOPER's.
THE largest size Bar Soap for ten cent
At Merryman store.
:. Crockery and Glassware cheap at J. b.
O'Neill & Cos.
bakers Chocolate at n B. Merryman' s
=. Lester Fig and Little Maggie
chewing Tobacco, the very best, always on
hand at HALEY BRO 5.
THE Laurel Mills Manufacturing Com
pany, of Roswell, have large supply OF Their
Jeans for sale at N. G. Gignilliat's store.
New spring goods att. B. o'Neill d
Co.'S. Dry goods, Hats and nice lot OF
gents and ladies Shoes, eAeap.
...German Millet. fresh and pure, also,
fresh Glover and Blue Grass Timothy and
Red Top at HALEY BROS
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WHY Will You

Allow a cold 10 advance in your system and
inns encourage more serious maiadies. such as
Pneumonia Hpmhrroagesand Lung troubles
when am immediate relief can be 50 readily at
tain.d Boscbee's German Syrup has gained ne
LARGEST sale in the world for the cure OF Coughs'
CoIds and the severest Lung Diseases: 1t Is
DR.. Boschee's famous German prescrip ion' anu
is prepared with the greatest care: ana no ieali
- "a ~ entertained In administering il 10 the
ronngest child. as per directions. The sale OF
Ia ,'et;cine il unprecedented Since first III
,rojured there has been constant Increasing
demand and without single report OF a failure
10 10 he work in any case. AK yoGr Druggist
a. 10 the truth of these remarks. Large size
q cents Try il and be convinced.