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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-05-23
Gnt3ilnoltng ocr 8laie mno Der
Nicrcn,
in GrOniiten 8Gaen BON rueiBcm Sluf uno
Dtutterlei6en,

Net @5eitwnliten, 9roteu. Ser6drtunaen uno 5ppbis
lttiiden G5eIdwilreu, g5olieruGjt bel allgeneiner
98nnO9et oeg &e4e,, @eitWlren lin0 9u6elcuIo ber
Sun9e; bel @l4t lH1eronutteit, Rbeumatismus,
anohenerneiduu9 Del yterturabIaaerungen- in alien
oeien ihretliGen &rantbeitsTormen no ie6e Stunoe
Der GriitenS cine Narter it, no ber mendlie s0rper
enc ootdnot9e Julne 9euoroen, erregt oeies srose
eetoenocn. Sn iOl9en 6dllen, iuo ole fSreu6eT 6eS
eeben5 Dem Seoenoen abgeI6uitten erideinen, aebt
eS pHf6 iene munoeroole, fait u6ernGtirlibe Seils
trntt Den Se5WelIeInoen ocm Seben uuo elmer neuen
@rtlten5 pleoer.
Sei ben gep69nItdcn Sauttrantbeiten, nit oencR
Seoer mebr ooer en9cr 0epa9t it, iuirb oeS Wiitte
ouf4 foenl4e &oen IN oen meilten llno ourb menige
6lalfsn IN Den bortndtaten 5dqei cine uoatontmeie
oeilun9 0cipirtcil.
@htonib Sei0cnoC lolteR Elm Siftdcn nit SuoIi 1aos
l9en tallIen Bre.s $40 pro Sueeno, ober 5000 pro
babies Qgtcno, ooer Si.0O pro 5Iaihe, gei alien
Apotbefern Bu habcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-05-23
Mbentemer eimes Setttsd1em 8artners
aftf etttcttt @l1tsffttte.

Stem Dorf, %. 0fai. = Gin Oeltl6er,
gtan1ellS aarl Sburamann, Der in 9tr. II,
OTIS. Snabe, lpObnt, tlagte geitern benz GIT
perintenbenten 8a0ing, OaB er ont Sienitage
auf GoneDzSslanb betaubt, nliBbanpelt nno
beraubt morben lei. Sburai1alln, Der ein
@drtner lit, bate am 9ienitage einen freien
Sag uno benutts Die @elegenbeit su eirem
ausfluge. Sn Der Sotperb begegnete er einen1
0ianne, oeiien Sefannti6aft er lebts gSode
genlatt hattie. 9ieler fragte i'm, pobilt er
gebe, urb erbot iid), NIT ibu na9 Goneg<Ss=
lanb su gebell. llnteripegs iuurbe nebrere
Diale einsefebrt: 3buramann fiiblte, nadoem
er getrunfen bate, i5lafrtg nllb id)ltef ein.
Gin S6lag auf ben Sopt ipedte iBn, NIB er
lab Zen jrlngcn Mann, Der ibn bc9leitet bate,
neben it9. 9ieier mari inn Sano in Die
Qugen rnb raubte inn $76 IN Saar, cine gol=
beue llbr, nlebrere 0tinge, Yapiere II. |. 10.
Der Mam ipran9 oann in ben SlnB (?) unb
entfart.
9ieie @ei6id)te bat iid) ieoenfalIs nift auf
@onep SSlanb sugetragen, id)eint aber I'M
llebrigen wabr 81 iein, ba Der 9ut bes Sbuz
ramanu Spllren zines &niippeli6lages trdgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-05-23
SrGn0e.

New Orleans, %. Ntai. - 9as Sc
icbaftsuiertel Don gSaibingtOn, ga., lit einge-
dl6ert worben, 8erluft etma $4,000.
RanSolpb sSisc., %. @fai. - Srn.
@eors gewton'S 9anpfniible ging iuabreno
Der pergansenen 9ladt in 6lainmen aui. Ser
Serluit betrdgt etrpa $4,000.
Gan Srau5isco, %. Dtui. = Cine
0epei9e ans BOrtlanb, Dr., meloet, baB ba8
Stdbtdeu Der 0aGes," cine bon 9entiGen
9esriiuOete aniieblung, beillabe garSli6 bnr6
5suer Serit0rt fuorben lit. Der &erluit tit nod
nidt ernlittelt.
Clinton, Sa., %. Wiai. - Sn 2anbe<
ion'S SOlsbof brad beute Oiittag Seuer ans,
ipsl6es metrere Millionen SUB Saubols nuo
etipa Is @obnbdltfer etndidJette.
(Spdter.) - Inter ben eingedi6rteu @a<
bdilben ii6 Die @lintoner @iientusrfe, bas
yMarlbalzS zSouie," Serlnann Sretm'S Spe3e=
rsilaben, 9erter's Gigarrenfiisnfabrif uno 30
anbere @eballbe. Der @eiamnltperluit ipirb
aui $3.50, 900 bis 100000 gei9dtt; Die Ser
iidlpruun hetrHot ett,n $50 600
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-05-23
0eorge Ylitt's
gemtral Giie,t9ie6erei

WorSojtsg6e BON Gs,ttral= nno Gaftern=atbettne.
gu6z unb S1mieoearbeit iesltder Mrt piro au
Beftedxna SufriebeniteGenb ausgefhbrt. Befonber
Nufnerffamfett piro auf Giienarbet fir 8autep oz
suie ginri1tun9en fir Brauereien S4dhtereien uno
@eIdnber ffir Siufer un6 @ottesader cine SpeSias
iitdt. (Apr. q, ,12 Dtte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-05-23
O1r. 1913.
Srtcf 0eS
9!dtb. Sbnrlotu @eeo

N gmpIebllng~1On Or. 9fa6wab'8 q. %.
9etimitteln, nad otm @ebrauf berielben
lpGbrenO mthrcrer Sabre: @
Stem gorf, ben 4. 5auuar 1877. II
gsertber Serr! 9ia9eem i'd felt mebrerea. Sabre,A
Sbre petlmttcl gebraud 9abe, 5uert i'm 3peieI, a6f
init oolem Sertrauen, nadoem idl i6re girtIamteS
empfunoen bate, 9ereidt es mir nidlt ipeniaer IA
pian9en ha6eu. 28r 9reiien Su ben Bilen, 70 oft
ote giobuenolgeit es erforbert, uno ets nit oem se
u1nd)ten @rf0lge. SaS Jiea6p 9ielief fam nillt
beler beidreben uerber, ais Eur ienen ei9enen H1=
men. 28r 9ebrauhen oas Eminent bdufs uno reidh=
lid un6 inoen ia bednoi9 Die uerbeisene ginberng.
AuIrtdt9 Der Sbr9c
(9eScid]neD 5burlop gReebs
y IN. = +, H1om0b,
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&altee o0cr bikfncs Hfeher.

9ebeilt r so Gents. Gs gi6t tein anoeres @itte in
oef 21tl mas 10 lhncll alle Arten pon ieber beilt,
mo9en ne pon peroorbener Su (0falartal ODER 6eaez
netrten @'alc tommen, mogen iie Saratlz, y{erpenz
Seoef ooet gel6es 6tebcr bet6en, als-uner lSebuna
HaoiuaD's.
rs ytur 80 Gents Die 1Slaibc!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-05-23
&aSpaD's nHeaoD GcIief"

wirO an9enbIitlide 6Hlfe i1afien bel
@ntianoun9cm OCT gltcren,
Gntiinonmgcm ocr 9laIe,
0codrmstsm;inonnacn,
a.,s.. . srn8cn:Spneeftipn
&erifInpfen, SDptberta,
sniteriId,en gsnfaaen,
Sramne, 6atarrB,
SItflIenja, &opfsueb,
ssahnHdlnter;en,
gcIral8ia, Nbeuntatisntus,
StaItes nno bciBcS 5Sietcr
SsnbnsraII9en, fgroitbenIem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-05-23
Gon9reB=SerbanSluttgett

gSaibinston II, %. Mai.-Sm Senate
fragte McOonalO nm GrlaubniB, ielne armee=
Sia ein3ubringan; nad) furSer SiSfnliion nit
@oullInbS tpuroe Die Sill eingereid)t unb Bis
nGditen Nontag auf Sen Sid gelsgt.
Gofrill brad)te cine Sid eill, ben Sali per=
idiebener Sabnen iiber Den Continent betrefz
Ieno.
gta6 Gerlauf Der Wtorgenitunbe puroe Die
Siu iiber anitedenee Sende1 auigenon1nlen.
gta6 lIngeren 6eben bon peri6ie6enen Serren
oertagte iid) Der Senat fltr5 Dor 5 llbr.
Sas Observation-Disclosures
'ette Die Griud9nng Der Sill SetrefTs lleber=
tragung bon TrOsehcn bon Staats= au Sult=
besgerid)te fort. Die Gepublifaner lpenbeten
abermals ibre SerS0gerllngstaftif on ltnb ert=
bielteu iid) oes gtintnens, 10 baB feiu Ono
RIM sl1 erlanaen mar. Die Morqenitltnoe per=
itrid) auf bieIe gSeile, obne oaB cine @ntideiz
bnng iiber Die Sill getroffen turrbe nno oieielbe
wurbe baralf bis gum ndhiten Samtage Sll=
riidgelcgt.
9as Saus ging Johann sur ,ueiteren @r0rte<
rnng Der Sarner'lfeu Silberbia itber, rnb
bas bonn @omite borgeidlageuc ENHANCEMENT
gum 8. 9lbi6nitte Der SiG, mad pel6em Die
in benz 9lbIGnitte erpdbnten itz@ertifiz
fate i'm gSsrtbe bon S.. anitatt BON $40 iein
iein lollen, ,pllrbc angen6fnmeu. Sin arberes
Qmenoement, ipeldes perorbnet, baB Oieie Ser
tififate als Elm Sbeil Der 2egalz zSenberz zIeIerpe
Der Hationalbanfen angered)net iuerben iollen,
ipurbe na9 lGnger Debate Derfporfen.
9ta6bei1 nod cine groBe gln5abl anberer
QmenbementS tbetls angenonlmell, tbeilS per=
luorfen iporben mar, pertagte itd baS 6aus ltrn
10 Winuteu mad llbr, obne iiber ben id)pe=
beloen IbIdluttt elltld)teDen Ill habell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-05-23

Der eun9cn, tubcrcuIoer Bot6ifs, gtropbeIn, Supbs
lItii6en tetoen, DMidmnoer, Degeneration, @eI4mfs
ten Der gderen 3udertranthett, gSaerper9aItuna INIT
au9enbidld1er Sn0erung, no Satbeocr 9e6rauf ipors
oen mo, iott bic l6merSbaite AnUenoIng eteIeS S@
itaments unuot9g mohenbl, 8laieniten ulo In alien
S6len pom
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-05-23
8ftte ,t,,t Eatid)nloi9,tt8.

Der enornle @eihdffsaabranS in 5olse oes allSez
meinen Wieberauaebens bes Serfebrs, on meldem
s,coa, Der sdneoer, iiderld e;nen antbeil befalr,
uno oe obnebin fets ebr seiddfsreids Saifon baben
su leinem crosen geoousrn bic ausifhruns etniser
9efteaunsen persosert. gr eriuht feline @'onner Inn
Mat fidt unb benariftst iie, oab es tbl jest NIT
Der srosen 3unabme ber geitdfte Sdritt Su balten
selunsen it, uno feline sroBen alnfrensunsen. jid ben
on i'm seitelten bebeuteno aeaeserten 8eIdattsanz
forberunsen sepadiegs sesen, tperben iid pofon'z
men erfOlsreib erweiieil. Q2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-05-23
sic Notfitttt, 4 l(rnfts,e.

Selma, Ila., %. Wai. = Die Baunl=
uollraupe 1T bereitS an ;ipei Deridiebenen
Blniten in Dallas County erId)ienen. Sil fei=
nem uorbergeben0en Sabre madte bic Haupe
10 irjibseitiq i6r Gr|dsinen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-05-23
SraSer sms s6suefter peri6,pnn=


Nem>Y OFF, %. Ma. - Mlarp 9(uu Mc=
@opnn, cin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., tpeld)es arl
letten Oiontag Dtorgcn Die 8obnltng ibrer
@ltern oerlieB, nm nad) Der S9ule ;u ge9en,
ipurbe eitoem ni6t ipieoer geieben, ulb i;
ipurlo8 perI6tpuubcfr. sic 1T oaS stpeite Sinh
ibrer @ltern, ,pelf)es auf iolfe rnertldrlid)e
SSeiie abbanben fam. Sobn Mc@omait, Brit
Der beS Mdb6enS, ueri6tpano Dor etiua bier
Sabren, lnO man bat nienlalS cine Spur DOH
inn elitoeft @r mar bantalS 10 Sabre alt
urb als 2auijuuge in einen 2aben am Srsdos
tuag angeitellt. Die gltern iinb fait mnbnitllz
Mig bor Summer.
2Snt. &toDo 6arriipn i'm Sterben.
gtem-O Off, %. 0fai. - gSm 9lopo @arz
riion lit i6iuer franz, uub I'M 10 llbr beltte
9berlb eriitirte lrltr iuenig 6ofnuug, oaB CT Die
9taf)t iiberleben iuerbe.
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2efet;
uSalld) t,mo @abr."
False and True

NISt anu ITUt.
G3eaen Ginienbune elmer 8oftmarte on GaDmnn&
omp., yr. 32 gSarrenzStr., atefps orf iuernet br
SHforlnation etbalter, foeltbe aGuifnbe mertb Ia.
tAprIiS1Ro Niiltlp, ,fygtg. .sip& yD.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-05-23
Gineliu6 M0ant8,
0roks ,ttso &leim6dnSier nit
8pble1t jegli9er Mrt.

&6e &areIineitrafe mmo oeS binterem @asfins;
ode oer 0emabs mmo GamaIitratbe.
Stt If fur ieben Sauspater Die gelegenfe 3et BON
IneiBfH tebr ntenrt9en 9}reiSen porbeibalfen 9e=
braud ~ MAIDEN uno leinep laufen6en ioipte oen
90inteIteecy en3ufaufen ober Su belteaen, enc ote
8tette t~teeet tn Die {36be 0ebett. l12l-3)
YeufpmSsYnpjere,
oes31lIj4e 9otmmeute, 0cl(mAdjteu u. !. ~, ios
ME and 9eTsejpenDem1em uub Gelte'm meroen 8eS
NAN nnb tini0 nns8eiesti8t bur9
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Of. 8aOlpaD's
Sar(apartllian RefoIuent,
Oo8 0Orjii8li4c @Mtre:nigun08 Wlittel.1

"St"noeritn3s't, tpic iie beobnd)tet uno empJua.
ocm ntroet, n;io iuie tic taglirb nadl oent
Sebraudle .pciaiggr G5a0C;t pnrfnrttteIt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-05-23

ggy 0as StiftungSfeit 6es Sect
bopen Dt dnner 6 or s" mlrh ont Cont
tage, ben 25. Dfai, NnsG eillen sroBen InSiIlt9
mad Dem be.iebten 8ergniigun9sorte rJs D D.
q oin,tz Stooli" auf Der prahtpoa eiis=
seitatteten Sarge ,@oda6ez gitps gsfelirt ;;osrz
6en. 0as Sect gebt gornlitta9S 8 ll6r uub
geaGnlittags 2 llbr BON 4Dier SCI, j Der Wight
ftrabsils @erfte ab uHo bdlt aHT Der lotl= nno
Jtiidiabrt an Sanneion's gsertte an.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-08-14
MocLArc aY's STORE.

Just received big lot of Tobacco. Clears
pocket Knives, Pipes, Paper and Envelops.
Bakers Chocolate Yeast Gems (for LIGHT
bread), Baking Powders of all kinds. (war.
ranted free from injurious substances).
Crackers, all kinds, fresh from the factory,
Prices Extracts, the best fiavoring in the
market, Hams, Breakfast Bacon. Beet
Tongues. Bulk Meat, Pigs Feet, (canned).
Deviled Ham, Sardines, Salmon, Lobster.
0yter and other canned goods, Pickles. pre-.
pared Mustard, Sage Tapioca, fine line Of
sugars. Granulated, Cut-loaf Pulverized
New Orleans al at rock bottom prices, Lard
fresh and pure Rice, Meal, Flour, CRISIS,
all kinds OF Coffee an assortment of Teas
sofia, Cream Tartar Spices, fresh ground, in
Store, fresh Summer Cheese, New Orleans
Syrup tie best made, Fancy Candies, wrap
ped Caramels, ground Peas and Coconut,
Lemon and Mint Drops, fine Layer Raisins,
Currants and Citr0n a big lot of Toys, (t0
BE- sold out). q small lot Of Shoes at cost, Il
large assortment Of Crockery on hand. and
within the next ten days, will receive 4
citoicc assortment of Crockery from first
hands, as cheap as has ever been offered, a
fresh car load of Lime, Rope, all sizes cheap.
IL you want the best of everything, at the
lowest market prices, we guarantee satisftc-
ton. and all articles to he as represented. =
All goods delivered in city limits free of
charge. No trouble to show goods The
cent. counter continues to draw a crowd
who wonder how such things can be sold
so cheap. Call and see us.
d. 7. MCCLATCHY.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-08-14
DALLAS DOTS.

Our Court is over. and thirty OF our
good citizens have true bills against them
that they didn't have before,
...Judge Underwood says that Pudding
county is greatly moderated agricnltually
speaking He says the crops are better in
this than any county in his circuit.
THE Grand jury recommend that our
court house be enlarged. and also some ad.
ditions to the Jail
.Some good citizen has threatened arson
and death against Dallas and portion of
the inhabitants thereof--he or she commu.
nicated their intention by bucket letter. /
don't think they had ought to do it,
,..Our Sunday School has increased from
fifty to fifteen. Consistency is a jewel that
all men do not possess.
The health Of the community is good.
...protracted meetings are now in order
one going ON ut New Hope church, where
the famous battle of New Hope was fought,
during the late unpleasantness There is a
great deal of interest manifested by the
young in the meeting, and it is hoped that
many souls will DE horned of the spirit by
the time | write AGAIN.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-08-14

...REYNoLDs is unquestonably the man
who has put first class Dental work down
to correspond with the necessities and hard
times of the people 3t
60 to Hegges and try the California
Wine Btters. They are very fine fol Dys
pepsia, and the finest tonic in the world.
He has also the finest Blockade Corn Wits
ky in the market, and the purest Liquors oil
all grades, which he will sell low for the
cash. A. Q. HEGGIE.
LIZ you want any Dental work aone call
on Reynolds
Baker Chocolate at n. B. Merryman' S
Fresh Ice Cream at Mrs. B. Schoen-
thalls every day in the week. Garry your
sweetheart around and try it.
Remember Reynolds fills teeth with
gold from 25 cents to $1.00.
..."Lester Fig" and Little Maggie"
chewing Tobacco. the very best, always on
hand at HALEY Bros.
SAVE your money and your teeth by
having Reynolds to do your work.
New Orleans Drip something fine, and
also fresh Cheese, kept at N. B. Merry
mar s store.
THE largest dime as well as the largest
nickel bar of soap at HALEY BROS.
Gg journal six months for Is cents.
The largest size Bar Soap for ten cent
at Mcrryman S store.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-08-14
POETS CORNER.

..Thc opossum sat on a hickory limb,
And he winked at me and winked at him. :
He was an old ',residenter. gray and wise,
And had pair of the wicked eyes,
That seemed to say as he winked in his glee,
Come here old fellow, I'd have talk with
thee
So went up close to where he sat,
For wished to listen to his chat
For felt he had something to say
That couldn't be put off till another day.
He commenced by saying "You seem very
thin
And have no doubt yon are short OF tin,
You seem very seedy and very torlorn,
Perhaps you are needing some bacon and
corn r
He spoke but the truth. and felt its force,
Although had nothing to say of course.
He told me hereafter wherever | would
trade,
To remember the adage of penny made
And ofall the merchants he said there was
none,
That would sell me so cheap as Pitner d
Son.
His advice | have taken, and am sure il
was good, for now live better, and cheap
err, and am better contented than | ever
was before Messrs Pitner Il Son seem TO
make il point 10 sell better goods and at
cheaper prices, than any body and they de-
serve the patronage Of the public. They
propose to live up to the motto of Give and
let live. ami am sure it is to the Interest
of everybody to give them call.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-08-14

detective Bill Jones' of Atlanta, has
guilt Of the murder of the DeFoors on ne
/ gro man and his wife, who lived in the
neghborhood, but left Immediately after the
murder and went to Alabama. A negro
man was paid $l.50 ia nickles by the sup
posed murderer to tell to the people that he
and his wife stayed all night at his house
on that Friday night when il can he prov
cd such was not the case, The negro had
large bowie knife, with which it is thought
he cut the threats Of the aged couple, in
stead of using the dull axe found in the
house. The negro man wife, it is sad
has been seen to wear Mrs. DeFoor's shawl
since she and husband went to Alabama.
Jones has gone to Alabama, with a requisi
ton. to arrest the couple.
THE annual celebration of the Cobb
County Sunday School Association to come
off at this place next Wednesday Aug. Goth
win be held at Glover grove below town,
where stage will be erected ard seats pro-
vided The various schools should make
every effort TO be on the ground by 10
o'clock, as it will be necessary to commence
promptly at that hourin order to get through
with The programme. This will no doubt
be the largest Sunday School meeting ever
held in the county, and we hope every
thing win move ON harmoniously. Let ev
erybody, young and old turn out on this oc-
clsion and enjoy the good singing and learn
of the Sunday School work in the county.
Don t forget to bring we'll filled baskets.
...THERE is no lovelier town in all North
Georgia than Marietta. Clean streets, shady
walks, beautiful park in the centre of the
town. business houses on every side of the
squares elegant residences, and more pref
ty girls than any town of its size in the
State. Kennesaw mountain stands sentinel
over the town, cool breezes, pure water,
luscious fruits, and vivacous, generous
people, it is no wonder Marietta is visited
as delightful summer resort from far and
near.
...Some highly embellished pictures OF
Kansas were thrown off the passenger train
last Tuesday, representing Kansas TO the
colored man as being the garden spot OF the
world. From the cabin to a paliatial man
sion, from the dense forest to fields rich in
growing products. We expect to have an
exodus soon.
THE services of gentleman ofsuperior
ability will be secured ito fill the position
heretofore held by Prof V. E. Manget in
the Marietta High School. Tuition per
scholastic month, from 81 to S. liberal
patronage is solicited.
q. Miss Leila Richardson will open Sc
lect school for girls at her residence the first
of September She is young lady thor
oughly competent and as q teacher will give
satisfaction. See advertisement.
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of
the State are in session in Atlanta. Mr..
Joseph Elsas represents the Marietta frater
nifty.
TO insure insertion, communications
must be accompanied by the right name of
the author. Fictitious names not sufficient.
Mrs Wilkins, of Jefferson county, is
visiting her sister, Mrs Groves
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-08-14
Marietta Market.


fCoirected Weekly by our Merehauis.l
| C0TT0N-1l TO Ill cents per pount.
+, CORN 70 cents per bushpl.
WHEAT 80 to 81 90 per bushel
FLOUR 90 per barrel.
MEAL-s0 cents per bushel.
BULKMEAT--6t cents per pound.
| LARD--1o cents per pound
| SUGARS--Crushed aud Powdered, II cents
/ Granalaled 10 cts Extra G., 9. Brown cts
SALT.--Liverpoo Sail 81 25 per Sack. Vir
| gnia Sali 81 40 sack.
COFFEE Java Coffee 33t cents per pound
Ria Coffee II to E6S cents.
SYRuP--New Orleaus 65 tn 75 cents per
gallon Sorghum - To 40 cents per gallon.
Georgia Cane 30 cents.
PEAS-60 to ~ cents per busliel.
RICE 10 cents per pound.
COUNTRY PR0DuCE-Ruying prices
from Wagons -Eggs 10 10 cents. Chickens
10 To III cent? Butter Il cents.
FACTORY GOODS : shirting 6; a
shce'ing cents. Fanory yarn 80 cents per
Bunch Prints "a 10 u Bleach Il iriings 3 TO
II Jeans 20 a IS; Concord Jeaus75.
LINES bu-hel barrel 80 cts TO &t00
NaILS-Per ken. I0d S325 sd, $3.50 ;
Cd. 81 IS; AL $500
IRON Tire ! by ! inch 3cis.. smaller sizes
Ic advance Rod 5ct4 Axes $40 10 $i2.
Ames sh wells SIS Rawland'~ $.2 Stones
$40 80. Solid east steel X i ~, Cast steel
21cis, springs BE axlts inall ; sad iron De i,
ho, So shoe nails 20 TO -; y lames o.
LEA rHER-Caif skim, Domestic $40 to
SA5 per dozen French si' 10 SOC Harness
/ - 4. al. han.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-08-14
POWDER SPRINGS PENcILINGs
w. r. POWER. President,
y. M. G. A. of Marietta.

...Quite cool Saturday morning.
The Changers will give their annual
picnic soon.
I'VE are glad to see our young friend,
Awtrey, has reeuperated sufficiently to be
on the streets again.
Several pretty girls from Cherokee
county were in town last week, guests OF
Mr. H. A. Litchfield and lady.
DIR. 4. q. Thomas pastor of the Chris
tan Church at this place, has been .holding
a series of meetings in Walton county for
the past two weeks.
Rains continue to fall The soil is
pretty well soaked, and the prospect for
good crops is better than we hoped for.
MIR. E. g. Ware, resident Of Walton
county, is on visit to relatives of this place.
Our young friend s. r. Lawhon who
has been employed on the Alabama and
Great Southern Railroad, returned home
Friday Frustrated with the fever.
Miss Alva Thomas, the lovely daughter
of Dr. A. g. Thomas, took her departure
Thursday morning for Douglas county.
wv. T. Christopher, of the Sunday Pho
nograph, one of the best papers in the State
honorcd our little town with his presence
on last Thursday. There is not more
competent, pains taking nor energetic edi
tor in the State, and we wish MN success
and hearty patronage from our people.
...As gentleman walked down the
street he heard some one signing, ION
how lonely | am. AT the same time the
little b. happened to be passing. The
gentleman remarked Cant you come and
keep him company" OFF he trudges bul
presently returns, saying MA ma says
may stay half al hour
Love and matrimony are the themes Of
the day.
Love is wooing, gently cooling,
Woman's lips adOrng,
Love is signing, butterfylng,
Sweetest kisses pouring.
Hab is coming, music humming,
Sweet will be the hour
Music swelling, love words telling,
Hearts have felt its power.
SWEEPSTAKES.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-08-14

TIE Marietta JOURNAL thinks the
discussion of the merits of candidates
for Governor at this time premature.
The Journal is right. The election
is year and a half off yet, ard as~
pirants will doubtless present them.
selves in due time, without being
pushed forward by the press. Bat
soma of our contemporaries cannot
be satisfied, it seems. unless they are
pushing mp or pulling down poll
ticians -Daa1SoaaUHie Chronicle.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-08-14
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