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NOHE0I.K AND FORTRESS MONROE
STEAMER LADY, OF THE LzKn.

STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE.
Ftrst-class fare, g.! Round trip, rE~-A
y. 80 Second class fare. rs Found sEsssr;:ssssE
bHts. wEpNEspA 81 and FRibATs. at 80 D.
n. Leaves Norfolk alternate days st p "a, stop
2tng It Alexandria, Piney Point Point Lookout and
fort ASp R fo VA s on and EefpspinSS
Steamer JOIN NV" y. T nhcsn aboTs wharf
MONDAYS. THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, at
sTEksIEhs FOR NEW, YosR.
u, steams hip John GIBSON and E. g; KNIGHT
Ier Al Asst River NY ,sATnR9AYs at Pm m
rates apply 20 r. P. A. DENHAM. Agt., SO Water
st.. Georgetown.
Tickets, staterooms. &c go to General Once,
ap29 Q. g. LOWELL, President.
EOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FORTRESS
z MONROE AND TIE SOUTH. rT~
s :Ils q eE 1.g LEARy. Car - -
Commander,
from fae. II seSsat st: From cspbss wharf,
MONDAY Ey xSD WED ruEsDAff,F Every THURS
-NEsDAY. st s 80, and DAY ANb SUNDAY.
ssT s Y BAT RDAS. at as4 PM
stoga st piney Point and Point Lockout Going
First class fare. al Round Trip, sl.sg. TICKETS
and stateroonls for sale al b. W. Reeds SoDs Pur
&c SMITHS, IA ltsl psn9's aye nw apd A. p. P
ln nssa 10th ST. Snd ! i popb asss good
9Th st. wharf, washington, D. q,
D. +. KEELING. Agent,
xnn,c,, ,ssss Sa nnI Shapf NofsoT Tho
ooInpany reserve the right to deny passage to ina
proper characters. ap27-6m
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EOR RENT. FOR RENT. FOR REN

1s06 st ,l0rs nj: $50 Cor 24SPa. ave- l6 re- s75
It5z "a ave store h. - 12lO ID ST. n W.. rs. 20
Z411 Pa ave ,I6Ts N 30 IG2S 10th ST "a. j. Is
46 2lth St r. NJ -. so I2023d ST Srs m. i 10
9I2 18TH sff W, SIS Is S1i 22d st W., store Is
S17 l9ih 81. W, RS, ~ 2+Iq st n W. rs 10 20
2lO9 II str W. rs. Is Is 20OS VI 81. n W., rs. 10
Snew bricks, 2jd q, %; 1919 23d st. W., re- 10
No charge Will be made for advertising property
Money 70 loan in sums to suit. list Of other IRON
Srty both for sale and rent, intending several good
stores IL the west end, be my Office.
W. R. WILCOX,
sua123n Corner Goth and sts. NV.
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The. irSt-cass steamers of this Hne-'.Arnster-
DAM w A schoten." Rotterdam 'P. Ca
s. Mail to the Netherlands leave Hs.beeh's Stores,
s7o sssco Sn Gabn $50 sess t
aafe-;s26. 81. CAzAUX. General Agent, II South
y. G. NlETZEKoTT Il 90, 955 Pennsylvania
avenue. Washington: or F. H JOHNSON. Agent,
National Safe Deposit Building corner New York
avenue and 10Th street northwest. ans7- 1c2p
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AUCTION SALES.

r H. WARNER. Real Estate Auctoneer.
win cell. at public sale, for account Of whom it
n E Hse 81 Pss
July LIST, 1911 Also, One Share of the Stock Of the
Ie FL Droit Park Building Co.. fully paid; s2So ,
aug2O-d dds No GIG street NV.
V'HOMAs BOWLING. Aucioneer.
VALUABLE UEIMPRoyED PROPERTY ON
AND hfaa sTREETs. sE E5MhhN Ai 90
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. August nth. .sx
1880, AT O'CLOCK. in front Of the premises SaS$
d ns s sell hotz f 3 and part Of i, a
Terms: One third cash the residue in tw) canal
payments . at six ard twelve months, with notes
paid ard secured by deed of trust the property
lsgost Of s25 viii be required on each lot at time
aug20-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
YNHos. J. FISHER 1 CO.,
Il Real Estate Auctoneers, 1928 Fst.n.w.
1hEfdHFT nk shE 0T RSsF S1 il Fs sER
ENTEENTH STREET NOR fHwESr.
BY virtue & deed Of trust to me. dated SssA
district of Columbia and at the request of tie
IN roht Of SEP
sIbEh lsT issO, AT ochooK p NJ al the to
Washington: in the District OF Columbus an
as Lot Numbered twenty one e2n, in ae1 1 r.
shepherds recorded subdivision of Square num-
with s the prove zen .ns
the sane belonging.
in ash; baIapce in and two years with interest
at the rate OF seven 81 per esntum per annum,
at hs Of aa s2 Or 81
viii be required at tin e Of sale. CoDveyancing at
aus2OdSds SAMUEL GROSS. Trustee.
ON ACCOrINr On DC,rOI-,r r0 DY1D Wv,
Oaaeso. os * HfaSA A r2 SHE NEW
on about september Is. VIII sell at rnblic af
PLEDGES, sale conmencine TUESDAY, AuGTSr
q, ST P. NJ, and will Sc / the same honr Every
P. FOLEY, Aucrioneer. ansl9
WAITER B. Williams CO. Auctioneers.-
IRESTEI g !! SALE + OF XALuABLE IMPROVED
IDOL STREET.
BY virtue Of deed of trust bearing date kuA
en hs lh fsy Of H. 5 aoRo iT and
one s,s Of tie Lang Fsc1rds for county
the parties thereby secured the subscriber will offer
.o oh ef a pIe aen d to m e hdd in
the City of WASHINGTON. in the District aforesaid,
SAID city as and Beng Le ." s'e 4 Il p she Q.
e6S s of % nIm nm six hun
ed in the office of the Survey or Of the City of
WASHINGTON ia Liber q. 81. b., folio 35l, to1ethor
with the Improvements thereon, consisting Of
three story Brick Dwelling. vi h storeroonl.
Terms Of sae; One fourth cash; balance in six,
twelve and eighteen months, with int. rest. to be
secured to the satisfaction of the trustee deposit
Of SltO required st time of SALE Convey anciRg ar
cost the purchaser If terms of sale are not COM
pied with in five days from day Of SALE Trustee
reserves the rght to resell at risk and expense of
defaulting purchaser,
RICHARD WALLACH,
ani9-dtdbs Surviving Trustee.
WALTEk B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctiopeerg.
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N0RTH GERMAN -LLOYD-sTEAMsH,s

NORTH GERMAN LLOFD-STEAMsHIs
~ LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, EAvaR, LONDON
SOUTHAMPTON AND BhEMEE.
The steamers OF this company VIII sail every Sat
irday from Bremen Pier foot OF Sd street. Hoboken.
Bates Of passage: From New York to Havre, Lon
1o2. Southampton and Bremen, 1rst cabin, Sl00;
second cabin, BOO steersge, $50; prepaid steerage
.er116cstes, $2S: For freight OK passage apply 10
2 o h. GO, BowlinS Green. New York.
for Washington. sepio
nUHARD LINE; or,c.
LANE ROUTH.
THE OUNhRD STEAMsHIp COMPANY LIN
TIED.
Between New York and LIVERPOOL, Call.
Ing At Cork Herbor.
FROM PIER 20, N. R., NEW YORK.
scythia Wed, Aug. IS Bothnia. Wed, Sept. Is
, , Mon Aug. 80 Algeria Wed. Sept %
A ia1ls Sat. Sept. Absssinia We'd Oct
Ard every following Wednesday from New York.
mo steerage.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
geO AID 4luO gold, according to accou,nnoda lions.
Ticket to Paris, 8!6, gold, additional.
Return tickets en- favorable terms.
St,erage at very low rates. steerass tickets from
LIVERPOOL and Queenstown. SId sI other parts OF
Through bills of laden given for Belfast Glasgow,
aayre, Antwerp and other ports on the Continent.
snd for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply ~ the Comp3ny'a
NICE. No Bowling Green, or both steersse and
w ws,1; TO 0IlS slGELo" CO.. se5 It'll street.
isn2s OHAs q. FRANCKI.YN. Agent. ny.
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II II. WARNER, Real Estate Aucuoneer.
will cell. at public sale. for account Of whom it
may concern, at my office, THURSDAY, 18th
INSTANT. AT II O'CLOCK NJ, Two 81. 600 81 Per
Gent Coupon Bonds issued by the state of vir xnis
July LIST, 1871. Also. One Share of the Stock of the
lie Droit Park Building Co.. fully paid. $3.50.
Terms cash. B. 81. WARNER,
au220-d&ds No. 9l6 street NV.
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MOTHS EXTERMINATED FROM FURNI.
W TURE, FEATHER BEDS AND MAT.
ThESsES renovated. at GIG La. Ave.
1y12 CHACE BRO.
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FTNHUS. ]. FISHER Z CO..
Il Real Estate Auctoneers, 1928 St n. W.

ON ACCOUNT OF REMOVAL TO OUR NEW
~ Store, HOS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, p
about Eepfem Der L. Will sell at rublic E2A3
auction $50, Geo worth of UNREDEEMEDtS
PLEDGES sale commencing TUESDAY, August
%, st P. NJ, and will sc the same honr Every
Evening until removal. j. II. X X. COHEN,
No. 10J7 18th ST. d w.
p. FOLEY, kuctioneer. a1lsl9
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-12-02
JUDGES AND SOLICITORS.

The General Assembly has elect
ed the following judges
Atlanta Circuit-George hlIlyer.
Solicitor, Ben Hill, jr.
Albany Circuit-W. @. Fleming.
Solicitor, j w. Walters.
Blue Gidge Circuit-James K.
Brown. Solicitor, Geo. +. Gober.
Chattahoochee Circuit-T. j.
Willis, of Talbot. Solicitor, 7. w.
Grimes, of Muscogee.
Cherokee Circuit. G. Fain, OF
Gordon. Solicitor, j. W. Harris OF
Barlow.
Coweta Circuit-F NJ LongIey
of Troup. Solicitor, II. M. Reid OF
Campbell. Full term for Judge, s.
w Harris Of Carroll
To fill Judge Crawford's unex-
oired term in Chattahoochee cir
cult, Judge WimberIy of Stewart.
Eastern Circuit-W. b. Fleming
of Liberty. Solicitor, w. ". Chari'
ton of Chatham.
Middle Clrcuit--R. W.. Carswel
of Jefferson co. Solicitor, K. M
Gamble of jefferson
Northern Circuit--E. II. PottIe
Solicitor, George f. Pierce of Han
cock.
Oconee Circuit-A. G. Pate
Southwestern Circuit G. A
Crisp of Sumter.
Flint Circuit John d. Stewart o.
Spalding. Solicitor, Emmett WON
mack of Newton.
Augusta Circuit-For Solicitor
Boykin Wright.
Macon Circuit-For Solicitor, J
L. Hardemau of Bib.
Ocmulgee Circuit-For Solicitor
Robert Whitfield, of Baldwin.
Pataula Circuit-For Solicitor, J
H. Query of Terrell.
Rome Circuit - For Solicitor, j. l
Wrigh! of Floyd.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-12-02

The Democratic party is organic
ed and active in every state in the
Union. Al the election on the ID
instant Hancock received a larger
popular vote than Garfield. Why
then should any one claiming to be q
Democrat talk of disbanding the par
ty Such proposition can have its
origin only in a desire to see Radi-
calism, centraism and depotism left
without ar opponent. Ia the hour of
defeat as we'll as in the day of success
the true man sticks to his principles.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-12-02

Latest from the poisoning of the
guests at the wedding reception of
Mr.. Joel Hembell and Miss Dali,
near Knoxville, Tennessee, is to the
effect that the arsenic was used by
some means in place of soda. About
forty persons were taken sick i'm
mediately after supper. Five of the
nun Der have since died, and several
others will probably fall victims.
The father of the bride, Col Dali,
was rot expected to live, but is bet>
ter now, The poisoning is believed
to have been accidental
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-12-02
SOLUTION OF TIE SITUATION.

Mr. EDITOR Il notice little
piece in the Journal of this date, 25th
lust, from Bridgeport, Connect
cut, Farmer" and | consider his res
marks pertinent and to the point -
He says the Southern newspapers
are unanimously urging their readers
TO devote their attention exclusively
to building up the material interests
of the South, and says, "do you
sense the meaning of that movement,
MessrS. Sectionaists, Of New Eng,
land, who fought so unscrupulously
against reconciliation in the late cam
paign r. Now think the Southern
people should heed that as a warns
Ing voice, a friendly warning The
papers point out, by way of a hint
10 its remarks, the only true source
ia which the South can ever hope to
achieve success, by dottiug the
south all over with manufactures Of
all kinds, manufacture all the goods
and other articles in the south that
the north is now manufacturing, and
open up direct communication with
Europe aud get all the imported
goods that we noed, just the same
as the north now does. Give the
people of your own section of couu~
try the chance for living aud em~
ploymeut which these manufactures
will afford them, and then it will not
be long until we will see the good
results OF solid south. Urge the
people of the south to hold fast to
the true principles of Democracy,
and pursue such course as this,
and then the masses will have SOL
id foundation upon which to plant
their faith. Convince the people,
and especially of the south at this
time, ('You leaders of the true prin
cipes of Democracy that you are
not working for self interest alone,
but that the success of Democracy
means success for all How batter
could Won convince them than by
pursuing the course indicated and
from what source can you hope for
success in the future, save from this
source Only let the south place
herself in a position, that she will
be independent of the north in all re-
spects, aud she will not ouly have
gained the confidence and co>opers-
, ton of her northern democratic
friends, but she will command the
res pect and earnest sOlicitude of her
oononents. VOTER.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-12-02

world knows it not; true in the calm
resolves of the midnight hour when
no eye but Gods looks into the soul.
Such bravery is worth millions, and
such | desire you, my young friends
to have.
Again, children are what they are
what they are made, but men and
women are what they make them>
selves.
The web of life ia drawn into the
loom for US, but we weave it our
selves, tind our own material, aud
color and figure it to our own taste.
Every man is the builder of his own
| temple of fame. Ii he rears one
gr Sat aud honorable, the merit and
the bliss are his Ii he builds a pol
luted vice>haunted dan of .oaives to
himself the shame and misery be,
longs. Says that eloquent divine,
Life is problem, and we solve it
on the black board of the world"
Now my young friends, the an
swer we get at death will approxi~
mate to the true one just in propor~
ton to the correctness of our work.
Every mistake if not recti6ed will
carry US further and further from the
truth.
Errors in the commencement of
the work are truly dangerous, for
by every succeeding step they carry
us further from the true answer.
Hence we should start right in
youth. We should get a correct
statement of the problem at which
we must work while we live, and
then work with an eye fixed to the
promotion and advancement Of truth
and virtue, and to the honor and
glory of God.
Our minds, are a GOd-given in-
heritance.
Let us improve them well that we
may hear within us the applauding
voice, "Well done thou good and
faithful servant"
And now my friends, in conclu'
sion, let me express the hope that
when we come to lie down in death,
that we may die in peace with God
and all mankind, and finally be re-
ceived into that "house, that build
ing, not made with hands eternal in
the heavens"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-12-02

A Georgia correspondent of the
New York Times makes this com>
parison: "Brown and Ben Hill are
men of Numerically opposite char.
acters. Hill is quick, impulsive and
magnetic Brown is cool, calcuIa>
ting and rather repulsive in his man
ner. Brown never makes mistake
in bis judgment. Hill is erratic.
Til 4se two men are at the head of
Georgia politics to-day, aud they
are probably the two ablest men
who represent any Southern State in
the Senate" They will work to-
gether in harness.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-12-02

Peter *. Bargar is the latest ex>
ample Of good man gone wrong
He defaulted to the tune of $50, 900
during ten years, and has been sen
fenced to the penitentiary for eight
years. He was the trusted manager
Of the extensive Jermyn coal works
Of Scranton, Pa, held high social
position, owned one of the hand
soonest houses in towa, was superln
dent of Sunday school and, 10 the
eyes of the community, his sobriety,
industry and worth had gained him
the greatest respect.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-12-02

DR. Pietces's Golden Medical Dis
covery, cures every kind of humor,
from the worst scrofula to the COM
mon pimpIe or eruption.
Four to six bottles cures salt
rheum or letter.
One to five bottles cures the worst
kind of pimpIes on the face.
Two to four bottles clear the sys-
tenn of boils, carbuncles aud sores.
Four to six bottles cures the worst
kind of erysipelas.
Three to six bottles cures blotches
among the hair.
Six to ten bottles cures running
at the ear.
Five to eight bottles cures corrupt
or running ulcers.
Eight to twelve bottles cures the
worst scrofula.
Sold by druggist, and in half doz-
en- and dozen lots at great discount.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-12-02

SmslI-pox is said to be making
fearful havoc among the Indians on
the north shore of the Golf of st.
Lawrence, the victims perishing by
hundreds, and the panic-stricken
survivors leaving the sick and dy
ing TO their fate. The season ia
ominous for the outbreak, as small
pox is a disease that the approach
of colder weather does not dimin
ish; indeed, in winter it often 10
creases
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-12-02

A young coIored girl 10 the Clark
University at Atlanta has just fallen
heir to a fortune of $4,000 She
is member of a regular class at
the university, She proposes to
share her good fortune with the stu
dents of the institution to the ex~
tent of fitting up an elegant paror
in the university building and will
furnish it with fine piano and eve
ry other elegance to DO bad for
money.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-12-02
COMPLICATED DIVORCE CASE.

CHICAGO, Nov. 22.-The Superior
Court had bs&ere it this morning a
case of curious complications. Some
months ago William A. Sloan mar
ried a woman in Ohio. He moved
to Iowa, and there obtained d.
vorce through Chicago divorce
lawyer and on the same day mar
ried another woman 10 Iowa. The
courts of the latter State declared
the divorce proceedings illegal, and
the second marriage adulterous. To
day the Chicago court held that the
divorce was valid according to the
laws of Illinois Sloan, thes'4orc;,
NJ, 1t legally live with his Ohio wife
in lava and with his Iowa wife in
Illinois, but cannot live with the Ohio
wife in Illinois, nor with the Iowa
wife in Iowa.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-12-02

William Martin, a convicted
murderer was lying under sentence
of death in the jail at Lebanon, Mo-
There was no hope of reprieve,
and the prison was too strong to
break. No ordinary way of escap
ing the gallows was possible. 80
Martin made desperate love to Mar
tha Wilson, the Sheriff's daughter,
He was youug and handsome, and
his suit was successful. One mig II
she unlocked bis cell, gave hin
clothing, money, and weapons, and
eloped with him. The Shelf offer
ed $500 for their capture, bat they
have not been found.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-12-02

A young man ia a store 10 Wash
ington last Wednesday night took
up can of what he supposed to be
kerosene, and tried to pour some on
fire that was burning very slowly.
He felt that the can had something
in it, and wondered why the oil
would not come out of the spout
On examination he found that the
can was full of powder.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-12-02

There was considerable circum-
stautial evidence that John ShufeIt
murdered his wife at North Egre-
mont, Mass. She disappeared very
mysteriousIy, after living very un-
happily with him. A track was
found that looked as though it had
been made by dragging body from
the house to lake near by : an old
boat was discovered concealed in
some bushes; and it wac believed
that Shufelt had sunk the remains
in the water. The lake was dragged
but the woman was not produced,
and the husband was necessarily
discharged from custody. Suspicion
chung to him, however, only to be
dispelled by the positive proof that
Mrs Shufelt eIoped, and is still alive.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-12-02
THE HABIT OF SELF CONTROL.

If there is one habit which, above
all others, is deserving of cultivation
it is that of self control. The habit
of self control is but the accumula
ton of continued acts of self denial
for worthy object it is but the
repeated authority of the will over
the impulses, of judgement over the
inclination, of the sense of duty over
the desires. He who has impaired
this habit, who can govern himself
iotelligently, without painful effort
and without fear of revolt from his
sppetites and passion, has within the
source of all real power and all true
happiness. The force and energy
which be has put forth day by day
and hour by hour, is not exhausted,
nor even diminished on the contrary
it has increased by use, s1fd has be
come stronger and keencr by exer'
else, Though i; has already com
pleted It's work iu the past, it is still
his well tried true and powerful
weapons tor future coafict in higher
regions.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-12-02

Drunkenness is the vice Of gooo
constitution or Of bad memory -
of a constitution so treacherously
good thai it never bends till it breaks ;
or memory that reccollects the
pleasures of getting intoxicated, but
forgetS the pains of getting sober
Cotton.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-12-02
Che 5}garIetta SoN"aaI
Marietta Ga, Thursday, Dec 2, 1880

The Richmond Dispatch is quite
right when it says if our best people
will not take care of ths politics Of
the South, the worst will, aud thsre'
fore it is nonsense to talk about
giving up politics There has b,sn
too much OF this giving up already,
and that's what's the matter with Us
now.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-12-02

Mr.. William a. AStor, whom the
Republicans ran for congress on &C
count Of his money, is said to have
contributed 100000 for compaign
purposes, By strenuous and persist
ent effort the young man received
about 10000 votes This would
make the market value of the Re-
publican votes in that district six
teen dollars sixty>Six sud two third
cents piece This is too much to
paw and then be- defeated sitter all.
but as Aston can manage to keep the
wolf IRON the door by practicing
~coa omy, |, does not matter 50 much
IN his Individual case.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-12-02
HEADQUARTERS for Mineral Water.

am making a special sale Of APolinaris-
the Queen Of table waiers-the b-st digester
and appetizer kuovn-Tb- Rakoczy and Han
y-d. lno~. German Mineral Waters are best
cathartic, also 5he c-lrbrstr1 Congress aieI
uI.os- merits are > FL 1knoHn
W. X. ROOT
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-12-02
+ ALL and WIN TER
NEW GO0RS I?
q. q. lZTSER,

Has now in Store full and complete stock
OF Fall aud Winter Goods, Ready made Cloth
ing, Boots, and Shoes. Hats and Caps, Dress
Goods &c, and in fact everything kept in a
first class Store, all of which will be sold low
down for cash. Also keep a full line Of
GROCERIES,
Which is bought for the cash as the lowest
figures, and will be sold cheaper than can be
bought elsewhere. Gail and see me when you
want anything in my line and | will make it to
your interest to trade with me, Mon@y saved
is money made. Store on the corner, " est
side OF square.
c. c. KISER.
Marietta, Oct. 7th, 1880,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-12-02

Try bottle Of Smiths Scrofua Syrup and
Star Curine They may save you years OF
suffering aud perhaps save your life.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-12-02
9OYD'S
Galvanic Batteries,
FOR SALE BY
WILLIAM ROOT.
Legal Blanks on Hand

Criminal Warrants, Land and Mort
gage Deeds, Justice Fifas and Summonses
Waiver Notes, Summons of Garnishment
Garnishment Affidavit and Bond, AFFIDAVIT
Bond and Attachment, Writ Declaration 0
Notes and Accounts, and other Lega
Blanks, Tor sale at the journal Office.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-12-02
CLOTHING, CLOTHING !!

CLIO EING, CLO HIM.
Boys and youths suits from five to
six dollars a suit Coats, pants and
vests. A few more OvercOats al So
Five. six and nine dollars for first
strate OvercOat.
Hardware, Axes, Trace chains at
Scots. Ames No l long handle
shoveIs A nice lot Of Crockery,
Glass sets at Scots to 81 90 N. 0
Sugars and Syrnps, Coffee. % to 8
pounds to the dollar. Meat, Lard,
Meal. Flour, Rice, Dat meal. A
large lot of Toilet soaps nicely per-
fumed. The new improved Singer
Sewing Machine at Twenty three to
Twenty~six dollars. These goods
are all bought low for the cash, and
| am bound to sell them low for the
cash Give me a call aud buy some
thing. g. A Fox and Henry H.
/ Fox will be ready to wait on you at
any time. o
w. J. KISER.
Marietta, Ca, Nov. 20. 1880.