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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-01-22
POETS CORNER.

| The old year is dead--but out of its ashes
Arises the spectres of Hopes that have fled,
And thro' the dim corridors OF memory
flashes,
The sweet anticipations-which in fancy
we fed.
And sadly we ponder over joys that have
vanished,
And gone like meteor-never again to APP
pear,
But from out OF hearts can never be banished,
The sweet rccollectiuns of the dead old year.
OF course not, sonny, of course not stick
to your "recollections They will do you
good We have no doubt your sweetest re
collections" will he Of the good things you
purchased Of Jas. Pilner & Son, last year.
and at such low prices. These "recoIlec-
tons" will also serve as Il guide post 10
you in your dealings in the New Year. Al
ways buy your Groceries Of JAS. Pitner u
Son the original "simon pure" short profit
merchants and Poet Laureates of Marietta if
you wish to lead a quiet and contented life
and live to GOOD green old age. They
have the energy capital and nerve, and will
always furnish you with the 6sst class OF
goods and at prices, that will certainly please
you. BE kind enough to turn your right
eye over to theneXt column, always keeping
your left firmly fixed on this advertisement
examine the prices contained therein, and
after reading this thro' 90 around to Pitner
& Son who will discount those prices from
10 to % per cent They are doing it every
day In addition to large and varied line
of all kinds of Groceries, we have in store
and to arrive Mocha Java Laguira and
Maracaibo Cotlees, big assortment of n. 0.
Syrups and Sugars, also Curry Powders,
Nonpareilles Capcrs, Pates De foies gras,
Anchovys, Anchovys Paste, all kinds OF
canned Soups, prepared Cocoa, Chocolate,
Broma &c Orange Marmalade and pre-
serves, Canton Ginger Preserves Pine ap-
pies in glass and tin, and many other goods
too numerous to mention. We have also
all kinds of Eastern Seed Potatoes, that we
are selling very low. Remember we keep
everything, we deliver goods free and we
sell our goods cheaper than the cheapest.
Your friends
JAS. PITNER 4 Son.
n. b. Our Junior after careful cultiya-
ton of his mustache and having brought the
same up to proper proportions is now open
to proposals for IA partner. Being OF a mod
est and retiring disposition and this being
Leap Year he hopes he wont be overlooked
and request us to say that he is ready to fill
all orders in that line or in Groceries at the
shortest possible time.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-01-22
POWDER SPRINGS ITEMS.

AT the railroad meeting held here last
Saturday, the possibility of the Georgia
Western coming through this place was
thoroughly discussed The meeting was
presided over by William Florence, and
there seemed perfect unity of feeling Of
the citizens to give the right-ofway and
take stock every man in proportion to his
means. 4 committee Of five was appointed
10 20 to Atlsnta-and confer with the author
tiles OF the Georgia Western in reference to
the route through this place, which is the
direct one from Atlanta to Decatur The
towns that are in nearly direct line being
Powder Springs, Dallas, Cedar Town, and
Gadsden.
John II. Miller has moved to town.
The Suckers of this part Of Sweet water
will have something OF a respite.
Harry Taylor was hurt severly last
Friday at Wards saw mill. The lever of a
carry log flew back and struck him over the
head. AHIEC.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-01-22
TOWN TALK.
! RAILROADs

RAILROADS RAILROADS
Miss May Inman of Atlanta is visiting
Miss Sallie Dick.
...Some one at the 'tin wedding" recep-
ton of Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher exchanged
hats with Mr. NJ. G. Whiilock The joke
is on Mr.. W, as he was considerably worst
ed.
...Rev. S. j. Pinkeaton came near meet
ing with a serious accident by the NJ. q n.
Ga, r. r., train on Tuesday at the crossing
at the Episcopal church, as he he attempted
to cross not hearing it drove up to the track
before seeing it when he Immediately jerked
his horse to one side as the train passed by.
Mr.. Jno. d. White is employed as book
keeper for the new firm of Winters Legg.
Mr.. J. Gordon Bradley is in our city
on a visit
leap Year parties now are all the rage
but our Marietta girls can have the satisfac
ton of knowing they were the first on the
list and they did not let the young men
foot the bills either.
Would it not be best to illustrate the
working of city ordinance upon others
than our visitors who are ignorant OF the eA-
istence of such laws?
I'VE learn that Mr.. N. B. Merryman
will sell out his entire business here and re
move to Baltimore to live. We regret this
move exceedingly as he has since his stay
with us been one Of our leading and most
enterprising merchants. May success fol
low him.
There is large acreage of Spring oats
being sown,
Cotton still seems to come in from some
where and the merchants every day have IA
demand for bagging and ties which is very
scarce now in our market.
THE weather is still an unprecented &C
currence by the oldest heads, and Overcoats
have almost entirely been laid aside. Buds
are swelling and if the present season con
tinues for few days longer we may expect
to see all the trees in bloom. Cox.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-01-22

The trial of DIR. K u. Palmer for
the murder of Col. w. L. Salisbury,
former editor of the Columbus En-,
qairer, began at Scale, Alabama, on
Thursday. A jury returned a YER
dict of not guilty.
Nat Smith, the negro confined in
jail at Jonesboro, Ga, for al at
tempted outrage Oh Mrs, Gray,
was taken out by an lucknow party,
carried in the woods and lynched.
Apropos of iron manufacturers, it
is stated on credible authority that
pig iron is now actually produced at
Birmingham, Ala, at cost of less
than $40 a ton. This is owing to
the richness of the ore and its inme-
date proximity to coal and lime>
stone.
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Marietta Market.
T Corrected Weekly by our Merchants ]

Corrected Weekly oy our "s'''s''''
C0TTON-lOto III cents per pound
CORN So to G5 cents per bushrl.
WHEAT a o. ia Al 81 per bn>hel
~, go ~ ~. $500. L.,.r,l
fLOOh-9o'oo !" go F''
MEAL--7O cents per bushel.
BILKMEAT--S ~ cents per pound
,ApD- IA oe,,,s MOI. ,ou,d.
I.1ANDi0 o'''', n,i 1Aoaa,o
SUGARS-ttuShtd anu ioW"e,e' - ~, 'e'',S
Granuaed IA cts Extra A. ~ l. b."wn ~ W. w.
SALI-LlyerPog S"' s'''V PEI o"'"'
gina SAT- Sl'oV sack, ,,, ......i
COFEEE-JaVa Coliee '"S GEMS PEI io''"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-01-22

designed to meet the public want for harm
less hair dressing and restorative, is found in
Parke,'s Hair Basam. 1t acts Ike magic.
commencing at the very roots, removes Dand
ruff aud ali humors from the scalp, and never
fails t. restore cray 70" faded hair 10 lis original
youthful color "a trauty. Failing harris I'M
mediately checked by js ase, and 1t produces d
growth Of beautiful yoan@ lair, soft, g'ossy
and luxuran1, thai surprises everyone, he~e
properties added to its exquisite perfume and
purity + composition render it the growing
lavUite of the toilet table everywhere. Sold
in ars- Lottier, at only a0e. aud Sleo by all
first class druggists.
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GEORGIA GLEANINGS.

NN'NF-ANN- 1900 .
and beer saloons.
The merchants of Covington have
formed Board of trade.
Horses are dying round in Hall
county considerably with bots.
There has been but one homestead
taken in Madison county since the
war.
OgIethorpe'9 Ordinary made over
5000 last year by selling marriage
licenses.
VIM. Townsend was recently call.
ed from his cabin, in Union county,
and stabbed to death.
Two.negroes were recently blown
up in an Ebert county well, de-
stroy ing three eyes and one leg
The wheat crop looks well in
Walton county, and if no disast
befallS it will produce big harvest
Colonel w. P. Price has gone to
New York to buy iron for the first
ten miles of the Dahlonega Road.
Jacobs & Mic hazel, an Athens dry
goods firm, have been closed. Their
liabilities amount to sixteen thousand
dollars.
Mr.. Frank Goodman, who acct
deutalIy shot aud killed Miss Mary
Payne, in Wilkinson county, was
discharged from custody recently.
The Quitman factory has been
sold to Mrs. Charles 4. Grower, Of
Savannah, for $l3, 800. This amount
paws all execution, and the factory
Will be run by its new purchaser.
A Dublin newspaper sarcastically
remarks that Sin the absence Of both
editors the publishers have succeed
ed in securing The services of gen
tlemau to edit the paper this week. :"
Miss Mamie Williams has become
the wife of Mr. Goat, of Stephens
vile, Texas. She is now Mrs. Mans
nio Goat.
The Dade County Coal Company
have opened new mine of coal,
which promises to be moat produce
tive and of good quality.
1t is learned from reliable sources
that the exodus'of negroes to the
North from Eastern Mississippi has
been over 1000 during the past
three weeks.
A bullet was recently cut from the
shoulder of blr John Hubbard, Of
Wilkes county, by young lady,
that he received during the war -
Physicians had tried in vain to ex-
tract it.
Says the Augusta News: "Aboat
a week ago some one left female
infant, supposed to be about four Or
five weeks old, at the house Of Mr..
Samuel Robinson, who lives about
fourteen miles from Augusta, on the
Patterson Bridge Road, AID two
miles north Of Hephzibah. The
child was left in a large basket,
haogiog On the gate, and with it was
left clothing, medicine, and about
five dollars in money, with note
asking Mrs. Robinson TO take the
little one and raise it for its mother,
to call it Susie, and that she would
find money aud everything else
needed in the same way the child
was found. 1t is supposed the child
was left there about daylight, as q
top buggy was seen goiog towards
Burke or jefferson county about
that time by some Of the ueishbors,
having passed towards Augast'
shortly before. The party who lef
the child took the necessary precau
ton to pen up the COWS aud hogs
and so fasten the cato that 40 stool,
could get to the basket. The chic
had the appearance of having beer
drugged with opiate for somc time
| The event has created a good dea
of interest in the neighborhood, anC
many persons have called to see th'
little one. Mrs Robinson is taking
care of it for the present, having nj
children of her own"
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Guard Against Consumption

that life destroying scourge, by promptly sub
DUNG with the aid Of Parkers Ginger Tonic
There is nothing ike it. Acting powerfully upon
the blood and skin, and the mucous surfaces Of
the throat and lungs, il speedily overcomes
.hpse dangerous disorders. prevents the devtI-
Jlmeut OF the dreaded Consumption, and re-
moves all pain aud soreness from The lungs. Ii
is wonderfully etlcaciou7 in Dys4eplic atfiic
tons, and gives the most oomforling reliel fl on'
Headache, Distress in the Stomach, Nervous
ness, Low Spirits, Waketuness PaIpitation OF
the Heart, Heartburn, etc. II regulates the
Bowels correc;s both unnatural loosenesa and
constipation and stimulates the Liver to healthy
action Buy 50 cent or $i.t0 bottle 5.d try
it. Sold by all first class druggist,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-01-22

THE Duplex Corset sold byJ. ]. North
cutt & Son, is considered one of the best
corsets ever placed upon the market Fol
comfort and excellence it gives uncomplain-
ing satisfaction. The ladies should be sure
to buy Only one dollar each
Graham Flour, Oatmeal and Cracked
Wheat, something nice for dyspeptics, at
Haley Bros.
always on hand full line of Foreign
and Domestic Wines and Liquors, Blockade
Corn, cheap for cash, at
A. c. lIEGGIE's.
Criminal Warrants, Land and Mort
gage Deeds, Justice Fitas and Summonses,
Waiver Notes and other Legal Blanks, for
sale at this Office.
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PAIILDINa sHERIFF,s SALES.

VIII be sold before the Count house door in
the town of Dallas, Paulding county. Georgia,
within the legal hours Of sale, on the first ines
day in February 1850, the following property
TO wit: Lots Of land Nos sd one half interest
N T2l, one half interest in $50 and one third
interest ia 500, all IN the 18th district and 3r'i
section of Panlding county. Levied on as the
property Of A. J. Hobbs to satisfy a Paulding
Super Tor Court fla in favor Of 1. W. peupFee
W A. J. Hobbs and A. t. Williamson. Proper
ty pointed cut by a. I. Williamson Security
Levy made December %. 1s79-
HENRY BRASWELL, Sheriff,
l35w 81.
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Reuben BoYce. a Texas stage

Reuben Boyce, a. Texas stage
robber, was in jail at Austin. His
wife rode to the prison on race
horse, aud asked If she could take a
basket of provisions into her hus'
bands cell. Permission was given.
The Tailor, when he thought her
visit had lasted long enough, opened
the cell door and ordered her out
Boyce came instead, braudisbing a
revolver that had been carried to
him in the basket, AID made his
way to the fas. horse, on W hich he
rode away.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-01-22
PeonIe in Want

OF d fine Whisky for Mediesl or social use
should only buy l. W Harpels Nelson Coun
ty, Kentucky Whisbey, because it contains ne
foreign substances to give it flavor or old age
Ills the extract Of HE best grain grown in the
Blue Grass region Of Kentucky-hence bread
in fluid state.
MOI a barrel leaves the dietiilery until it has
attained an aae Of least five years and being
forwarded direct from where il is made TO me
my patrons can rely on getting it in It's "6so
lutte purity and excellence.
j. II. COOPER Sole Agent
noy20--Gm. Marietta, Ga.
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D. ?. mccLArcHY's STORE.

= Immense Stock. Great Variety, H-
Y and Low Prices Have just received :
- all kinds Of fresh garden seeds. to
q which we call special attention. =
Onion sets, Seed Potatoes, &c 'I
= Have full line of the choicest New
q Orleans Sugars and Syrups, ut prices
that defy competitor are just opening -
II large lot Crockery and Glassware, <
4" q lot of canned goods, meats, vegeta- -
>sbes and fruits, another lot of those X
n canvassed Beef Hams which meet -
~ with such deserved popularity, fresh -
- Cheese all the different brands OF -
g Crackers. constantly on hand. To e
- bacco and Cigars for all Rice, e
- Hominy, Meal, Flour, New Hams, Q
~ in fact anything necessary for Il good ~
= square meal, fancy Groceries, Con =
~ fectoneries, &c, to tempt the most =
r. astidious, new attractions on the-<
and 10 ct, counters, all orders fill y
ed in prompt and satisfactory man il
- ner. In proof Of what | say | only
ask call Remember | buy for n
Cash and can afford to sell as cheap -
r, as the cheapest Fresh car load of =
- Lime just received and as cheap as y
"any one.
~ Respectfully, r.
- d. f. MCCLATCHY.
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I 54w ID |
RESI- al The WORLD |

Impure Bs-CaTb Soda is OF q
slightly dirty white COLOR Il may
appear white, examined by lL5
self. but a COGPAK2 ESON W1THA
CHURCH &c CD.s5 e AEs1 AND
HAMMER 50 EEsAND Will show
the difference.
See that your Baking Soda is
white and PURE, as should be ALL
SEMaLAE2 SUBSTANCES used for
food,
A simple but severe test Of the comparative
value Of different brands of Soda is TO dissolve
dessert spoonful of each kind with about pint
Of water hot preferred in clear glasses, stirring
until all Is thoroughly dissolved The delete-
Iious insoluble matter In the inferior Soda viii
be shown after settling some twenty minutes or
sooaer. by the milky appearance Of the solution
and the quantity Of floating hockY &atter ae-
eording to quality.
Be sure and ask for Church & Co.'S Soda and
zee that their name is on the package and you
will get the purest and whitest made. The use
Of this with sour milk, in preference to Baking
Powder, saves twenty times its cost.
See one pound package for valuable infOrma-
Ns,r, and mar
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Notice.

-Four weeks after date application will be
made 10 the Couri of Ordinary Of Cobb county,
for leave to sell the city plcpsriy belonging ia
Alice and Porter Campbell, minors Of Mrs )
Z. Campbell, residents of The State of Texas
This December 3lst 1879.
S. A. ANDE RSON, Guardian.
nAw IL
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SHOW THIS TO YOUR GROCER.
Georgia Cobb County

Whereas William d. Anderson, Guardar
Of K. : Holland, represents to the Court ~
his r4fjtiou. duly flied and entered ON record
that he has fuly administered said estate. This
is therefore 10 cite all persons concerned, kin
bred aud creditors, to show cause If any they
can. why said Administrator should not be dis
CHARGED FROM his administration, and receive
letters Of disraission Oh The first Monday II
February l5-U .-.....,-, ~. >,
T~q,v an
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-01-22

batting for quilts 10 to - cents per
pound. Mattresses and Wool Rolls.
HALEY Bros.
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f. GILBERT. W. w NJ SESSIONS
Gilbert & Sessions,
f.. GILBERT.

g EzSA ~ ~ - - wv ~ ~'~'~ .
EAST SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
MARIETTA. ----------.GE GEORGIA
EZ EEP on hand good stock OF Goods
NN through all seasons. With energy and
enterprise we are determined to make our
house Headquarters for all who wish to bay
goods to advantage.
DRY Goo dS.
Ia thi+ line we keep variety. Prices as low
AZ fair composition viii allow.
DOMESTICS-Are bought 10 the hest adj
vantage and customers shall receive the ben 1T
-171TS-A good snd well selected stock Of
all kinds and vty he's for Men and Boys.
SHOES We invite special attention 70 this
line Of our stock. Ne have large aud com
plpte stock. second to none, with prices as low
a. can be found On good, sound, whole stock
goods.
HARDWARE Iron, steel Hinges,
Screws, Locks. Pocket aud Table Cutlery. &c
CROCKERY-Whlie Granite, C C Ware
and American China.
EEOceriSS
Coffee Sugar, Tea, Rice, Bacon, Lard, Flour,
Potash, Soap &c
COUNTRY Productive buy and sell
Country Produce, making it TO the advantage
# those WHO live 10y the sale Of their prodnet
10 trade with US.
Goods delivered free in the city limits.
GILBERT & SESSIONS.
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4 RICH DOCUMENT,
How Simmons Secured the Place of
Supervisor.

"a
Supervisor.
Special dispatch to The Constitution.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-There is consid-
cradle feeling here over the nomination of
Simmons for supervisor in the first Georgia
district Rumors that he had maliciously
characterized the people Of Georgia in his
application, led the correspondent of the
Constitution to investigate. / send the Ere
suit as it is important that the people
should know the character Of the man thus
nut upon them. The following is Sim
mons letter to the President (Speling
and the use Of capital letters preserved as
far as possible)
REsACA, Gordon county Ga. May 9th
1879. To EXcellency X, b. Hayes prcsi-
{. S. of a. Honered and Dear Sir take
the liberty of writing you. If am correct
in act of congress providing for taking Of
censes in 1880. You have the appointing
Supervisors in each state. Fit should meet
your approval | would he glad to receive
the appointment AS one ofthe supervisors Of
Georgia my maine object aside from the
faithful performance Of the duties in asking
for the appointment is that owing to my
strong union principals and my giving or
furnishing tickets to some Collord voters
(fIayes and Wheeler ticketts) on the day of
presidents election for that act and Nancy
Others Of similar nature | have heaped upon
me abusive words and curses charging me
with doing more for radical aid than any
one else in this country | would game a con-
siderable victory of no little worth over
these corrupt secession traitors | refer you
to DR.. FELTON, mem. in congress from my
dist the 9TH for information rs to my stand
in & can give you nancy others OF the best
men in north Georgia If you require it |
will give you further the names of Judge d
A Walker Of Dalton Georgia 81 ID shall
special com on southern claims of same
place your friend s. servant
THOs J SIMMONS
The following is letter Of DR.. FELTON,, in
dorsing Simmons
Private)
CARTERsvILLE. GA, September 12-
pREsTDEXT r. b. HAYEs-Sir Rev. Thos.
!. simmons. of Gordon county, informs me
that he has applied for the position of super
visor of census. He is one of the best men
il the Seventh congressional district, and
am satisfied would make one Of the most
efficient supervisors in the state. Heis in
dependent and conservative in his political
| opinions and if you appoint him you will
not regret it. He is a local Methodist preach
er and of splendid character am Mi
| President, very respectfully, your obedlcn'
I servant
WILLIAM II. FELTON, N. c., 7th Dist
of Georgia.
Senator Goordon will oppose very ear
nestly the confirmation Of Simmons on the
ground of his utter incompetency and bite
| craftsmanship; as well as rnalienancy towarl
our people 1t ;may be taken rs CERTAIN
| that Simmons's confirmation will be com
ba.ted and defeated. The manner Of secur
ing his appointment is well known, and th'
history Of it will make an interesting chap
ter for the people Of Georgia mail it.
S. w. 5.
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The Duplex Corset

In the above cut we show a side
view Of one of the moat perfect fit
ting Corsets ever cold. Advan
tages over all others. The hip
opens With a strap and buckle, as
seen 10 the above cut and can be adj
iasted to fit any form. No bones
over the hips to annoy The wearer.
We culy ask the ladies 10 give THE
corset q trial to prove lis merits
j.. NORTHCUTT * son,
jim. lst. Sole agents, Marietta, "a
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...Mince Meat and Apple Butter of supe-
rior quality, cheapat Haley Bros.
, 1880-09-02

tn.ttny Tho cIprnturs hnvD iloct!od TO pay tho
additional 10 cents Vcr .tEtl bushels.
Cnnni Observation-Disclosures uf cs,rit ht noon r.
~ cents, mid wheat ut rents 10 NcW aolNi
r,lflp tljtnlcr, $s.N nor 1,n0 frpt to A!hhhy hnM
*lai /" New turk; staycs to NO" Ao1A' *i'"
per tot;.
Car,Nl shfpnlcnts- -e1l GO hushelss
- sMARpUErTE.
,sptetal pHEutfh to The Ihtate1 1ftD1'na
hiAnQttETrE. Mich: Hcflt. l.-inHsea "I'-ito"
rcl1ers FrGuiallt nilu Nln5aoW.
pown-PrnpcitorA ~ ArGttc: ttc:.,,u.,.,,,. .,,,,,,,.,rs
MIt u.'i -; a.l.So - u II f7csifns srhtw,t,fra
GhHM is Hvn; -, Se' !. Miot. Ms,y,nTt',, IL Fnivrr
Observation-Disclosures Vnlt VnlkcthurK. Iron
HfntC SyiIiin1n Unwc. 4. j. uogcrS. ID, WnE-
stniY.
, 1880-09-02

CLEVELAND. D., hcpt 1.-lETnuLEuM-strong
slnidattl white. 40 teet. Tx.
rlrTsnrh1. IN. SoW. l.-rErF0LEvM-Quiet;
nlSiit, rs.!nsd o'9c. rhiIstol,!1t!a t!nxusy.
ut tiS, hXhcst, ,S lwes., G.tc, ci1snG Al xMus
a!lpniarso 0l brsi charters, II, 80; kaics, I
, 1880-09-02

tt,:TrER-choen Western crramnr!es ~ e! choice
ln1fo rnosrh I,v+ssu; cunn.nn IL good, lIalac
1tEcEtrTa@Fiuur' f1h brisi corn, 600 bu. wheat,
RtitrMHSTs-Flnur, so brIsl corn, 2, ,nn hu.
WOUf-Du]pt; UntD md FGnns5!yknlA. ENEEt
Michigan. HsbAc3 combln9 ma uon'aet +s&"'of
nu11c0. 404b0C
, 1880-09-02

to him tho right wOrd IN tho right tlncc--h real
!nAp!raucn-wne NJ follows: "i.ascn and nn,'. !..,
In tho iutrotil,ctlnn. | i!uil't ktlnw Hliythlng
nl,n,,t thls nnm; Mt lrnsl, nniy kuow two things
nl,u,it hm.-ono Il Tint ho inls ticrnr horn IN
tho rcnttcntEnry, and tho nthGr ia cnnt ECO
WHY.
, 1880-09-02

1T. tot!Es. BopL L1-CuTruH-lowor; mllddItpR. lilo;
aalun I'll hnlost rocepn, Ill shipments, jt5; tiock,
7.Ash Totn tccopts fur cotton ycnr uhthg yextef.
, 1880-09-02

NEw ORLEANS, Sept 1.-CorroS- -Isnsy, home snlas
Iorer mlddl!uK. ll1kc low m!hdnR. t1ks xood onli.
nnry XGi net rneelplr. TILT Krns, f, exports const.
WlsV, 6sai snfes, NOI stock, lE1.
, 1880-09-02

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Current reIp,sts: Whsat- Necnpta+ alkGa but ship
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No. cash, 791fct September, 715{c. Corn stehdyI
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